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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

ARRIVAL OF Col. FKkNoSr.-~Last evening thu
steamer h.ssbs arrived from Fort Lssv.pw cth esins
iss q psss~ssers Col Fremont and lady end tw.oty.
thru psrsops q ,hs suit II Col y of eours~ thls
parry hnss no farther Intelligence from n. plains than
isss .lrs.sy Published The lady OF Col Fr.mon, met
hss hasosnd u KaasS landing GA al. .sy 10 81 Louie
~ louis Rsvss,s, svsh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

LOUISIANA. The Members OF Congress from this
State are to be chosen Nov !. and be OF the lVth
District win have sharp work to reach w sshinston
in season to vote Tor Speaker, # he waits for the
full oflicial returns. The candidates are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
Business Notifies.

DIANoS POINTED GOLD PESs.-The New-York Gold
Pea Company, u Jobn-sr Ns4sau, selling
superior artlee very low prices They have the most
extensive assortment Of any cue the trade Those VINO
wish bay either wholesale retail would DO well 70
examine theis stock before purchasing elsewhere.
" THE DIAMosDFoIsTED Col Pms which sdver.
tised columns to-day, viii be found on trial the
best offered the public They write smoothly and
r.pdly and sery durable. They sold At very low
By J. W. GEEATos Co. y Cedss-st to whose cd
vertsenlens ak the attention. OF our readers
tCoureT Enquirer Of Tuesday,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
Total b44l bol7 9.5fJ
Rockhlll's mi .i76. Folks msj $50

TT Col. ALEX. McCLuNo. one OF the heroes OF
Monterey, is a candidate for Congress from one OF
the Districts in Mississippi and it is said will be
elected. He was appointed U. S. Marshal by
Gen. Harrison aud held the Office all the while MIR.
Webster was Secretary of stste-but lett It, we
think. when Ty ler rated
He was very severely wounded at Monterey,
where his gallantry elected much obsery alton aud
praise.
If elected, he will make the third successful
candidate ior Congress of officers of the army Col.
Haskell of Tennessee aud Maj Gaines Of KY be-
ing the other two Col Jefferson Davis 1t Is said,
will be beside a member OF the Senate.
For short war we have been very fortunate in
heroes They attain distinction and honors with
the rapidity of Claude Melnotte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
EAsHION HAr.
wARNOCKS. 81 Broadway. viii tins day nirodne
their Fall Esshion OF Gentlemens Hats
.IrNFt>RlONtRI HATS

WARNOCKS. all Broadway, viii this day introduce
their Fall ksshion OF Geniiemens Hats
.I'NFASRIONtBLE HATS
~ per cent reduction from standard prices viii b
made on balance Of stock remaining hand Of the late
fashions lausl wARNOChs. 81 Broadway
SASDs's S,ss,f,KiLl,-in the wise economy Of Mature
there Ia. been distributed through the mineral and
tabs .insios variety Of medieval substance. adapted
no one product Of the earth many powerful ssas
tive properties combined IN ssrsapsriis Yet 20 rem
der these latent properties practically u.efa they require
deveopment combination aud concentration In ss>Dss
s,r.apars u believed all these objects have been e.
feced 20 the fullest extent IL = administered In
rener. practice a. sure and uniform remedy IN cases Of
scrofaa epro.y, tumor. swelling OF the joints rheuma
tsnl ervsipelss kings evil, aud every complaint symF
tomato OF impure blood Affections u the mucous mem
brane. such ~ chronic catarh spreading through the
nasal into the bronchial membrane, of the throat
also lunbaso. white swelling. and hip diseases will be
removed BY thu. invaluable remedy.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A 3. ID.
SANDS Wholesale Drcsgists 100 Fulton, corner OF Viii
lan-,t 27s Broadway. and u East Broadway \. York
Sold also by Druggist. generally throughout she United
States Price 81 per bottle oI s1 bottles for -
" Bacsslos insfantsreoas Liquid Han Dye GoursaSi
Crscian HAIR Dye decidedly ia very best ponder Aar ~
eler irrerfed ~ bottiss 's and IS Nos as''fe
temporarily drR t,e har brouH black and asbsr 2 ard
g. Q4iisy Magical Pam Extractor Liquid Rouge ata
Ronze IN pots Lii, White and PesrlWhte IA pots Tooth
Paste Tooth Powders. Lahins choice Extracts, beass
be had .tDr GOURAuD'S favorite little store 81 an
erst st from the corner NOT AZ me corner. ~
q customers must confound the drus store WIN ms
cosmetic establishment. % .'e'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

ESCAPE rRos PRisoS-A notorious counterieiter
-, mons. tioosen alas Bssrr. made h's escape
I'm the ciry Prison IN saturday afternoon di'su'e'
IN l,m.le apparel he hss DOT been r's''''''a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

The imporstoDso Of Figs eixh, TINS - I~ss
as In lsB The increass Of the above articles con
pared with is45 10 much .ss with the exception Of
Coffee the imporaons VI which continued TO increase.
There has also been increase Ia ths folIosips
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

IL Before can believe In the probability OF
a permanent peace between our country and Mex
leo. we must first witness the expulsion from the
positions they disgrace Of both Santa Anna and his
friend Mr. President Polk, neither of whom has
ability or popularity enough to arrange satisfsc
tory peace
The Jscobites. who found that the expulsion of
the House Of Stuart had entaed Continental wars
upon England To crafty its Dutch King were wont
to give uuersnce to their sentiments in expressive
songsll the refrain of one, as We recollect, was,
rh-rell never be peace I'LL jamie comes home"
We may say with much more truth,
"Thsrel never be peace ill Jamie goes home"
Though they don't seem to want him much a,
home
" Hes used up man. hes used up man, can"
And II ever no g-ts home sgsin he'll stay thsrs-if be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

corRr Oh GENERAL SESSIONS Tho September
-, f mi. Court commenc-. "a Gay. which VII douo'
ls.s ~ bury one other ihsn prison cases ns''ns
n-..u trle- since the June ,-rm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
~ We call attention to Hon. n bufeHaND :
.ddrr.. ,hi. evening at Mechanics Hall on Agriculture
See Advancement

m wincber the delineator, has been drsSias
crowded audiences for -svers nishts at Goshen i''
elite fashion and upper ten" were al 'nffs DC "s
e..iop and the paper. Of that village uriie 10 'pesss
OF BIZ. performances - seus totally ire if0m
and nm. qa.lsd in poa, Of Wit humor ard o''sosi'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06
~ RALPH WALDO EMERSON will sail for En-

~ RALPH WALDO EsEKsoS will sail for Eng
land ON the Of October being invited lecture in
some Of the principal etes OF the Kingdom He will
spend the Winter in Europe This will nos interfere
With hs participation In the conduct Of the MAS
s.cHvsrrrs QUARTERLY. which appears on the lsi Of
December ana which be 10 sssoeia,d with Theodore
Parker and : CABOT This Qasrt-riy 10 destined 10
make sensation. We shall speak OF II more fully ere
long.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

Raopx lsIAsp.-The following is given as the
complete vote of the Western District Of Rhode
Island At the late Special Election;
Benz q. Thurson, Loco, rsther mild Anti.DorI )2N7
wilkins Cpake, Law Order, ". Buren, IN So. 2,S9
ThnIston elsetedby 6Sl Hall (Aeoll.-...,... %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

DIST Hhc Ioco-Foco.
/ Lower Parishes. r Montssut, Emile la Scre,
III Jefferson Ac..sB Thbodesux, jacob bsTke,, lad
Ill LIVINGSTON, &C. Truman Phelps VI Hsrmonson,
Nv. Nsichitoches, Ac.John NaddelL Isaac Z. Morse
Members OF the last House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06


I,orysrs-Coruner W alters wss called lsss eve
H. =, nod an inquest ct No IA sroom- at upon zoe
botx Of lane Noa.tt native OF No Tors ssro ~
,s.r. VINO wss accidentally drowned yesterday ~ els
tern Ia The ward Of the above named nous" Inc Jury
ey,S verde, in accordance with the ise~ IN me css
Al.o aith- Aims House. on the BODY 81 "in'sni
rtor. colore3 Who came to his des'h ~ sun cAnon !"
the nr in IN. packing box f.ctory ut ihom" bioonrf
NJ 40 Golast 90 Friday morning last sefdet seeoF
cipsiy
PoLfcg-The room of a gentleman whose name
W.. Old not learn stopping 1t the Western hoo. IN
Cortland 81 rOho-d yesterday mofnins nufns rvs
shsercs of lew minutes. OF upward 81 sivVV'n es'o
IN. thisf ha. not been arrested lniormau' N "ss r.
csv.d by offcer Rslyes OF the Lover Police on >snr
cav Of the srrest of Tbomss Shade alas shaw ro,o
rious thlsf in Boston 10 his possession "" ioood
l.rss quantity OF jswelry. sc with letters irnui
.ona of his carrrsp oni-nts In Phlsdeiphs .-. WI
ham simpson yesterday arrested BY ofnc-r 'fo
Illus OF the Fnh ward Suspicion OF ste-ius pieces
Of ve.,ing worth $50 lie vas committed in'
house corner Of Chatham and Oliver sis Was roooe'
on saturday night of SIS in bank bills olscs oress
cos, pair Of pants. and silver pencis worm 10 al
s,3 Toe thief escaped detection So "ilhsm h"sy
wa. Yesterday arrested by officers Owens snd Donoehy
of the sixth Ward charged with ssssut with intent
TO kin Margaret McDrrmou He was committed
John Sears An escaped coovic, from Bscs~rll'
I.l,pd WAS Yesterday arrested by officer } hsHer'
~ OF the sixth Ward He ws sent BACK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

IMPORTANT ABOLITION MovrsKsr-Letters re.
eeivoo hr~ BY the Caedonis from urqaestcnaee
css ssnoace that oa ths lsih Of July ss tie kips Of
DesnAxh issssd decree declaring tbst I'll persons who
sAossd shssrser b. boro IN his doisiops should b
BosN rhss and that al persons Ia srrvede In bic DO
nibions ON the stsh Of July ss, and remaining %
the 2sih of July 1855 sha then BE- Absolutely tree with
out comp~ls.tion " the owpera
II the scsoistion with the eolonsts which preceded
th~ fssu'ps OF this cecrvc, be cfef~d them the
tive Of thTes years with compensation of AGO p,r head
eseh slave twelve yssrs without any compcnsa
ton end they ehoss the latter.
Drnmsrk has three small islands In the West Indies
Via ~ Croix. ST Ttomss and - Johns ~ Croix
e.nsaips sbost 5000 saves. ST. Tbom.. and -, I'm.
pcreaps 30U0 more Jour. Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

ILLiSoIs.--Cospeaf,os-Th constitutional Con
vsnsion Of Iilinc's probably adjourned last Tues
dsy.-Ths following provision has been adopted
with regard to Daeists;
sApy psrson Who shalL after the aaoption of this
Coostteticp. hshta duei send or accept challenge
for shst purpcsc or be alder OF secstor in 6sht,ps
due sbs BE- deprived Of the righ, OF holding once Of
hoaor or pfont IN ,nls stats ana :hail be punished
esibed BY lsw.
The following outrageous clause has been adopt.
cd by vote OF 81 to 81
The Legislature shall pace laws with adequate pen
aiuss prevsntpg the intermarrisse OF whtes ana
biscks. cod colorvd pcrson shall ever. under any
prsxi bold any oss OF honor prons In this Stale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

NAvAL.-A body of some five hundred marines
at the barracks tbs Navy Yard. will shortly iravs
this station In vessel specially chartered 10 convey
them 10 v-fs Cruz. They appointed TO join the
marine batt.ioo ordered on land service in Mexico.
The new naval steamer ordered To 10 built at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard IL In process Of construction Ii 10
supposed year viii be- required finish her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

AccfDEsr.-On FRIDAY afternoon gentleman
rao.a p.n DID not trsusyir- but no. believe. re-
.id.. In Hudsoust while driving up Csnslst ~-s me
b, hi. wiz and child the lstier Of whom psrceyns ts
Gao. stretched out hands 20 be taken into toe car
rage for ride a. ~ss its wont und-r similar circum'
stances While toe father nftios the child iSto the
carriage the hors- took fright and be rapidly rslsed
the child into bic for s greater security the norss
n.d- sudden plunge BY which the child ~ss thrown
out upon the horse and then upon the pavement
Il ~.s quite young child and severely hurt on the
head aud side, though il 10 hoped not mortsly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

A DfscoyERT-OQr readers may remember tnaf
some time ago. the Mayor received from Hon MI
chssl stanton Lord Mayor Of DgDlin letter OF thanks
from the Corporation OF that city for the gin oil toov
msce By this Cry the suffering poor Of Ireland which
letter sss pub i.hed In the City papers f..'-fosy
morning q respectable Lady. tenant OF the mayors,
called upon him that letter and compare tee hs-
nature WITH that II one abe bad received sOne Two
years since from her brother IN Dublin Eacn vas lac
smile of hs other and lady bad the ssisaeiion OF
navin, that ber brohrr from shon she ba1 heard bet
onee In ,nf,,s ysars tad risen 10 the hsn and non.
orso,s station OF Lord Mayor Of Dublin Courier.
~ The great Balloon Panorama which has
been exhibiting az the American Museum Of late re-
n.ns mere only his week and the universal
IN 10 favor recommends il highly thoss who have
seen IT, Itss beautiful Panorama executed With great
labor and richly deserves the patronage II hss been
c-ivirg ron tie public Let every who appreciates
tbs besnrigi II Sa:uT, and Ar, b. ~ seei IL Is
exhibited every afternoon and evening. The Ethiopian
rer-nscers Likewise give their splendid performances;
the Family their coseets and other pssioruaers
slso spPeA.
q Gen Tom Thumb will be among the promi.
America productions exhibited at ssrs,ogs sprnss
dursg the approaching Gres, State Fair In order TO
sccomnoca,s hi. numerous admirers he has contracted
for tie erection Of building loo sel length expressly
for lis exhibitions the building be taken doxn a, the
end OF in- Far The liul- General exhibit. In New.
jersey nsxi week. de 10 bow In Hartford, Cona.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

ROBBERY oS BOARD A ScHooSER-On FRIDAY
evening act the schooner Caroline ffsncs SiDg In the
sorrh River two block. show. Canal - was VISITED ~
member OF the corp, iadasrteI who ao',rseed ron
rl.,.., , cloth elo-s and a small French watch. he
roon@ry va. committed ~hie the captain ~ss SUING
under awning not more 'nan two fo's oi'tsn.
sOs offered for tue recovery Of ,hs property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

MASsLAUGHrER.-Th Coroner held an inquest
Saturday afternoon at the City Hospital upon the
body of an unknown man. who csma to bic death by
being run over by horse and wagon driven by Charles
Walton snd James Wilson alias Crazy Jim on the I'D
of August 10 the Bowery The jury found verdict &C.
cordineiy and Walton arrested and held to ball
Wiison hss not been arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-06

~" Nine hundred men are now employed at the
Navy Yard i've hundred the Dry Dock aud four hun
drrd Ia other departments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD.
THE
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY
OF THE
M p xIO A n W a r.

The .qnnuol Pictorial Heroid, which We have been
preparing for several weeks past ready for deli
very 1t be obtained at the Office In wrappers ready
for mailing.
It contains nothing but illustrations Of Mexico, not
an important one of which will be omitted, from the
frst sncampment Of Msor General then Brevet Briga
der GsneraD Taylor and bis small army Of 1850 men
Corpus Christi to the reduction Of the city Of Mexico
and tho planting of the American standard the Halls
OF the Montezumss.
The following is list Of the engraving which are
copied from sketches taken the spot by competent
artists and may be relied for accuracy That of the
stormng of Chaputspec by the New York, South Caro-
lima and Pennsylvania Volunteers and the battalion Of
Marines is very spirited affair.
THE Lisr OF FLUCTUATIONS.
/. Portrait of Msjor General Taylor
.. Frst Encampmsnt Of the American Army at Cor
pus Christi under Gen. Taylor.
3. Portrait of Nsj Gsn Scott
4. View OF Matsmoras on the Rio Grande.
0. Foit Brown opposite Mstamoras
O. View of the Market Plaza MAtsmorss
7. View Of Camargo, looking North.
g, Grand Plaza at CamaIgo
70 View OF Marin, New Mexico
- Vi,w Of Monterey, New Mexico -
II. View of Old Rough and Resdy's Camp Kitchen,
- vi s." Of N Wiosors: and the Tua Pass
IL View Of saltlo looking North West.
IA The Battle Field of Buena Vista
Is. View of rampico and the Panuco River
10. View of the Capture of PAnuco.
II View of the Castle Of San Juan dUlua
IL Ths Captured OF Vera Cruz anu san Juan d'Olua
49, View Of the National Bridge, the road to the
City of Mexico ~ .
90 Visw Of the West side Of Jalspa with the Mountain
Perote
81. View Of Pueblo, from the South-East.
-. View of the City Of Pueblo.
% View of Moline Del Rey and Chapultepeo
~. The Storming of Chapultepec.
25 View Of s An Francisco, California
20. View of Monterey, California.
~. The Presida of San Francisco Encampment
of the New York Volunteers
% View of Santa Barbara, California.
30. The Cahfornisns Lassoing Cattle.
80. A Mexican Preparing for the Guerilla Warfare.
81. Santa Fs, looking West
81. View Of Campeaohy, Yucatan.
50. The Grand Plaza In the City Of Mexico
81 View Of the City Hail. New York. splsndidly illumi
mated in honor of the achievements Of the Ameri-
can Army In Mexico.
8s View of the City Of Mexico.
SO. View of the HERALD BUILDINGS, brilliantly Nlum-
mated for the Victories in Mexico.
1t also contains list Of all the battles, from that Of
pso Alto to that Of Axco, with the names OF the COM
msndsrs the day which they occurred the orce en-
gsged on each side, and the number of killed and
wounded be sscertansd in the absence Of
full official accounts.
1t is published at the extremely low price Of four
dollars per hundred to agents and Others who buy to
sell again, and at six and quarter cents singy at the
desk OF this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

ID MILNE, formerly Of Harmony Hall, ha. opcr ed the
house, No % Centre nrnt opposite the Halls OF JUS
tee where he will be sad to see his friends and the pub c in
general DIS 3tsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

T M. b. BOGART, Auctioneer-China Toys, Man,el
-. Ornaments Glass Ware, &c-This Day, Monday, Dec
9th. 10 o'clock at 90 John street. in lot: to suit iler
bins sarthen and fancy ware hall lamps
auterns Retailers will do we'll attend Sales
tory, d27 ltMrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

6 E0N CHALLkNGG-Notce TO gentlemen VINO want
DOUU Their old clothes To look like new; call the Tai
ofing, Dyeips, Cleaning aud Repairing estsbshment Sc
Gold street where you can get all pitch glue ,nd
no the sonable terms, by j. NOAH, Sc
Gold street doors IRON Beekmnn ". b. The highest
pice r,id for gentlemen left of weang apparel
AInn ALkES OF l. ANU-FOr sale ia Warren conn
4IOO town Of Johnshurgh, State of New York Apply
TO sem'i d Norton at Far Rockaway Long Island, State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-27

MEr NURsE-Stuat,on wanted, by q young healthy
w Woman with good breast of milk She be vol re-
commend at her lat place. NO 339 Broadway, up ras
lyh.r- shs NAV n. sern a,so d27 3tsrh
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-08
GOING AHEAD.

A meeting Of the Directors of the RUTLAND
Road was held last week at Rutland. The DOR
uon OF the road which remained to be let last
spring was contracted for by several highly re.
spectacle companies of staunch and experienced
railroad men who are fully competent to accom-.
plish the work. This section was from Brandon
to Mount Holley "a miles. The grading work
and masonry is to be done on an average of ST.
600 per mile, about the same as from Mt. Holly
to the Connecticut. We haveI been credibly
informed that about the first of July the contrac-
ter on this section, Mr.. Redfield, will be at work
in our ncighborhood with a large company. Over
the mountain the work is progressing rapidly.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-08

ADVERTISE ED MEDIcINE.-Some simple.
minded people affect a great dislike of what
they are pleased TO call advertised medicine.
ln their estimation. for virgins Indian Veg
etable Pills TO be made public, is to deprive
them of all merit. This is ridiculous. Med
icine is an article in common with every 9TH
er article. and, like them, is the subject Of pur-
chase and sale. Advertising is a facility which
IS peculiar to the times, and has become an
indispensable element in all business transac-
lions. 1t makes an article neither good nor
bad, but simply announces, as a sign. board
does. that at a certain place an article of a
given description may be had. The world
has surely attained a knowledge, during these
live thousand years, of a remedy for the ills
which flesh is heir to- and ifit have, that rem
edy should be made known-and by what eff
fe ;iual means, except through the press?
Beware Of Counterfeits Of all kinds ! Some are
coated with sugar, others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine The
Z fest course is, to purchase Of the regular agents
only, one or more of whom may be found in every
village and town in the State.
The genuine for sale by W.. p. Russel, and Sidney
Moody, Middlebury, and by the agents advertised in
another column.
Principal Office, 169 Race street,
w. P. Russell Agent.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-06-08
TsTBMUs OF ~TEHAUTEPEC.

TT Washington Wing says that "t has peer
decided among other things, TO send a iargs or
of U. S. marines, under the command Oh oen
Henderson, to accompany the party OF Eng.n noan
ordered to explore the 1sthmus OF 1ehauIePei'
This force when all are assembled at ue %aSs
OF the Huasacuelco river, Will not nunIeet no
than 1000 men. 1t is this expedition Mnle1 ro m"S
sbadowed forth in the recent accounts rom I'm I'M
modore Perry. All the marines on shIie 1 E.Is
been ordered to the Home Squadron IN tne .S nuai
8ortbwitb. where the organization VIII tahe PlaIc,
The force is large enough to ensure saiety otIe
axnIorino party: for the e~nemy,were ne dlsposeu'
capnot offer anv serious resistance IN the sectlon
~ The country proposed to be explored, owing to
,be want of men. and there is no apprehension OF
onr gTeat trouble from the population itself as 1t
Is very Sparse, and composed chiefly OF Indians
Tho Istbmus is about $50 miles south of Vera
Cruz We should infer from the above that our
Government, in any treaty with Mexico, intended
20 reserve the right of building a ship canal, so
long agitated, across this Isthmus--a work which
xonld be of vast benefit to the civilized world
and Of iucalculable value to the United States.