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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04
JHAL.--saOx rHn "us1os" or SATURDAY NIGHT.


W CALL FOR TRooPs.--The War Department
kst called for fUe neto regiments, exclusive of
egiment fFom Ohio, which is already reported to
ised, and is now in progress of being mustered
he public service, and will in few days be
ite for Vera Cruz.
ne five regiments now called for are to be
n from the following States: Two regiments
Kentucky, two from Tennessee, and one from
lna.
he regiments from Kentucky are to rendezvous,
at Louisville, and the other at Smithland, at the
tn Of the Cumberland river.
ne regiments from Tennessee are to rendezvous,
at Nashville, and the other at Memphis.
he Indiana regiment is to rendezvous at such
enient point on the river Ohio as the Governor
lie State may designate.
hese five regiments are expected to be rapidly
ed and promptly placed in the public service.
frs have already been made, which induced the
Fcutve TO designate these States, and to make
necessary arrangements for embodying these
bps without delay.
FROM THE SAME PAPER.
letters have been received from VERA Cruz
Fch give some accounts Of the state of affairs at
Fbla, and of the movements Of Major Lally's de-
|lment. The most important information which
y give has been anticipated by the letters we have
Plished from the New Orleans Picayune. Gen.
Ptt is reported to have sent on Twiggs's COM
nd on the 9th, to be followed by Worth, Quit
n, Pierce, &c. to the capital. Major Lally had
N early attacked by the guerrillas; but rein
cements of several companies, ammunition, &c.
been dispatched to his assistance from Vera
az. In the charges which had been made upon
detachment two captains from the Virginia line
been wounded-Captains Caldwell and Cum
lgs-who were to be sent back to Vera Cruz.
ljor Lally writes that he was to advance the next
7 to the next watering place, and hoped to. be
ned by reinforcements before he reached the Ma
nal Bridge Some solicilude is felt about his adj
lce this is the smallest train which has left for
ne time for General SCOTS camp.
The last arrival from era Cruz (hree days later)
ngs no further account of his march, which is
lsidered by the Picayune's correspondent as a
orable sign.
Il is with deep regret that we announce the death
Colonel Louis ID. Wilson, distinguished and
liant son of North Carolina, who was to have
nmanded the detachment But violent attack
fever arrested his march, and finally terminated
his lamented DEATH Colonel Wilson was one
the strongest Democrats in the great county Of
gecombe-for twenty years member of the Lee
in 1923 the Speaker of the Sc
e. He left the Legislature for the purpose Of
srng up his life in the military service of his
Intry. He was bachelor, and near sixty years
age.
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An English election very different from what it was
in the oden tme when there mingled in fighting and fash
on bribery and bullying. Now the polling is done in few
hours, then il sometimes lasted weeks AS instance take
the election Of Fox, that lasted from April to May IL, when
the Wing asocracy dukes and dutchesses and his
royal hghness, nteered in favor of the great and
when at the chairing the spectacle brilliant beyond mag
nation Then royalty at Carleton House gave dinner to
six hundred PERSONS who all Fox coor buff and blue
and the same evening Mrs Cewe gave her splendid ball in
honor Of the triumph, when the toast given Buff and
Blue and Mrs Crewe y which the lady responded Buff
and Blue and all of you" These gay times politics
have grown prosy Political justice remains about the
Even under Engands much-be praised reform bill
representation and election but little better than mockey
Of right and equality. Boston Times
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

The following account of the present at New Or
leans-vvidy describes climate and temperature very much
the as without the fever, experiencing
this our own latitude
FROM THE ORLEANS NATIONAL AUGUST "a.
YELLow-FEyER Misunderstanding can exceed the
beauty OF our nights No moon hung mildly and
brightly the Rao that which now, at eve looks down
upon the city, Under her soft illumination, the
bid water Of the Mississippi grows svey and the thousand
varied craft that sleep upon its bosom harbor
streets cast but subdued shadows soened and yet
universal is the light IL would be the of love-
when Nature prompted by the tenderes emotions, would
reve in soft sghs but breathe the hopes of the full heart and
subdue the sparkling Of the clear eye until meowed
into the dreaminess of those Of Hebe
Walk into the ancient precincts Of city, and how
coziy congregaed family groups How happy and
tented each member looks socay confined to the
enjoyment of sympathy the French tongue is silent
the voice. however sweety auned, not musical In
some upper balcony you group that reminds you that
thus looked Romeo and Juliet if they had stolen
dffe The two beings who compose il be lovers, dream
ing Of the future they may be good old couple
thinking of the past II is the night they enjoy, the air.
light the silence beautiful making you conscious you
happy The soft breeze laziIy along, tanning your
forehead as if il from wings Of down.
But, strange and unaccounable seems, all this soft
and beauty the pure white and the estoon that
adorns the sepuch The destroying angel lowering
devoted CITY, Those balmy airs, grateful famed
into motion by its wings, and hundreds who breathe Them
wi tne haPPy, upon Tue ptu Vi
and consuming fever hures them to the grave Es
Gaping YOURSELF having passed the ordeal Of acolmaon,
strength you wonder if the avages Of the yellow fever
are not exaggeraton Of the BRAIN Even while you spe
cuate the curtain Of hacosed window embes aside
and notice. by the movements Of the inmates of the
that death is present the physicians gig next huries by
you WHILE in the distant street, you the hearse
ing slowly towards the resting place of the dead
Such is the weather. and such the signs of the presence
Of the yellow fevea plague that, whenever occurs, obs
city Of its wealth and of portion of its best population
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SINGULAR CoINcIDENcE.-H is mentioned that
Santa .4nna was I" passed. into Vera Cruz on the
4th of August 1916, and that on the same day, in
he present year, Gen. Paroles i" slipped into the
same port. II Paroles gives our Government as
much trouble during the ensuing year as Santa An
IA has done during the past. shall have an awful
addition to the sacrifice of life and an immense ma
ional debt-NorM american.
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EASTERN MAm.-We learn that William r. Mccullough
has taken the contract for carrying the steamboat mail
between New York and New Haven at six thousand dol
lars year. commencing Monday next. The Oneida will
the boat employed for the present. running and fro each
day except Sundays We understand she will carry passen-
gers fifty each Gone dollar below the present
The Oneida is not first class boat but make the trip
about FIVE hours.-Journai of Commerce
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FATAL REscoSrRE.-Mr. RESELL, editor Of the Red
Lander was killed few days ago San Augustine Texas,
by Mr. KENDALL of the San Augustine Shield very bit
newspaper controversy had been going on between the
parties for several weeks and finally led to the shedding OF
blood Report says that Mr. Kendall and Mr. Russell fired
three shots each other without effect and that in day
two after they met again, when Mr. Russell fell MORALLY
nJad
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

GIN. Scorr's LErrER.-We stated on Tuesday that the
letter to MILLARD FILLMORE not genuine. We
learn, however from authority that admits of question,
that il is genuine latter bat written while Mr. FILL
menss Of Congress- years ago, and by him
forwarded to Mayor VARIAS of this CITY, How it found its
way into the newspapers know not but the letter
actually written and does great honor the writer.
IN Y. Courier d. ENQUIRER.
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The Sick from the Steam.frigate Mississippi.-A letter
written from the Navy Yard Pensacola the goth of
gust, "by whom the state Of the is known
states the number Of patients admitted into the hospital from
the Mississippi up that morning hundred and sixty
seven many Of whom fever cases. but affected with
other diseases incident to the of large shps No deaths
have occurred at the hospital Akesce she
left the squadron at Anton Lizardo. snusesq ~ nict
Out of the whole number of bGss~S IunGdered
critical. The sick generally dor btharac-
of the disease reported by the surgeos o1e ship and
the hospital mild yielding generally medical treatment
and much modified by the pure atmosphere Of Pensacola
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Of the two nations were just and @~~y-rsos receive
a G,lIu a,,.,aira h. L. 49,

" ho "o nauohs wefc JUST onu - Fsce1vS
Commissioner fully sustained her In her conduct
And how inconsistent say the least the conduct Of
our Government in permitting such question Of etiquette to
stand In the way OF negotiation it evnced such de-
sire to open And again, how improper it the fate
OF that proposition for negotiation finally determined
issue the order to our army march to the Rio Grande
Does not justify the conclusion of Paroles that design
ed TO ntimdate the Government Of Mexico by force into
negotiation
In the whole history of this with weak and distracted
neghborbad as s-here hardly any thing less credta
bic 70 our government or less satisfactory the discriminate
ing and just American mind than the incidents to which we
here recur.
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E. b. STEPHEN, Esq, who had been nominated as an
dependent candidate in Prince Georges county for the Legs
atue publishes in the Marlborough Gazette declining
The nomination made without his authority and he with
draws il, saying al sterling and uncompromsng
Whig shall support the regularly nominated Wing ticket
and shall contribute my humble exer,ions to promote its
success
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The "Amercan Board" missionary instuton) is enter
ing upon financial year with considerable debt On
the first Of this month the balance against the treasury
than $780, 0O0 The annual meeting is to be held
at Buffalo on the 9Th September, at o'clock A. NJ
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

One of the efforts Of the Telegraph to Cincinnati well
nigh proved disastrous Of the parties concerned
merchant Of that city received order from the East by tee
aph TO purchase fifteen thousand dollars worth Of corn and
ship il to New Orleans Such order this time surprised
The recipient and he concluded defer the purchase for
further information He afterwards informed that the
order was for mistake of but single letter with the
OPERATOR great consequence to those the
speculation -Bakimore Patriot,
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A NEw Wan SrEAmER.--The keel Of new steamship
was laid at the Philadelphia Navy Yard on Wednesday It
is feet length being the longest keel ever laid at the
Philadelphia yard The will measure on deck from
the extremity of her bow to that Of her about $50 eet
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II is announced that the American steamer WASH
INoToN, after having undergone such Improvements
will secure safety and speed, will positively sail
from New York for Southampton on the 23d of
this month";
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FoR CALryoRsrA--The U. s. transport ship Suedcn will
be dispatched for California about the eth September
Letters will be received the Office Of the Quarermaster w.
s. Army, No. so, Greenwich street, New York, until her
day Of sailing.
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Making a total of.

Should include the arrivals at FIVE other hotels of
emgran wagoners, &c, would swell the number least
one-haf more, which, with the number gveA would
800. And, in addition add an average Of 400
arriving on the Mansfield railroad, that Immediately leave by
the boats would make the grand total 1900 per week.
2T per day.
MAD RIVER RILRoAD.-The Clarion says the number of
passengers transported the line of this road for the week
ending August IA u.s. and the received there
for is 81, 654 So.
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WESTERN INTERCOURSE.

The following statement from the Sanduky Clarion of
rivals at that place will show the great impulse travel in
Ohio given by the Northern railroad
From Saturday M Aug. IA, 10 Saturday NJ. Aug. 81.
Sandusky Exchange, by r. E. Colt. ... 234
Verandah Hotel by A. M. Porter. ..... .246
Towndsend House, by c. Patrick. ....... $50
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The following account of the present at New Or
leans-vvidy describes climate and temperature very much
the as, without the fever, experiencing in
this latitude
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SSobl Se0cbricl)fele.

nIarylano.-9ie Mebrbeit bes Qofofpfos
Ganbibatsn fir @oupsrntr 1T 631 Stimmen.
Die @biss babsn sins MebrDeit in tsioenicdus
fern Der Gefes9sbun9. SIR osn gsnat ipar
nibt6 Su Wabkn, mitbin bstsbt bsrfslbs wis i'm
pcri9en Sabre, aus IL QSbi96 unb qofc6.-
Die Wit9lieber ces IpaufsS Der 9sls9atsn lino
ouf spsi Sabr ermdblt; fs bsifebsn aus 56
9Bbiss unb % Qofofofos. Die 0Gabl zines
Bbi9s aIs Ser. Staatsn Ssnator 1T esmnacb
ssfbert, ba oisfs @sise9sbun9 i'm s,psiten Sabs
re ibrsr 9ienifSeit einsn icltbsn su mablsn bat.
Sir ben scn9rss inb a Sbi96 unb qofcS
srwdblt-im lsetsn Gon9rss ,parsn sS A Qofos
uno a8biss.
6eorSien.-9as Nefultat osr lDab( in
bisIsm Staate 1T Die grDab bIuns eee $otofos
TO- s8oubern6rs, nit etpa 1900 Stimmen
D1eb rbeit, uno elmer fleinen Q8bi9. Mebrs
bsit in bsiosn 3peisen Der 0eiebsebuns.
Obio.-Dis Bic jest einsesansensn 8es
riebte BON BET nsuliebsn wabl lauten b66t
sitnltis fir bic wblss, nno ioir siusfel II
aitbt oaB unlsre politifbea SreunOe oort Das
Uslc tebauptet baben.
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tel eriitrp obsr ietcem 9eabin9 Su benz &ans
0e elmer 9tD erbobsn murbe, 1T piel 9teueS
aufoefcmmen unS nit bemtIben AUDI Die ic9es
nannts NatipesYartei, bic aus mismutbi9en o.
Der bsfperatsn QcfcfcfcS unb QSbi9s ;ufahlens
aelsst 1T. Gsitber mar bic Yartei barmlco
unb faum bsmsrfbor, bis am porlesten Samss
ta0s, 100 sin9s frsmpe NotipesNeensr bier an>
famen, Die, ne man unS fa9ts, bon ensm 9es
rptn bc6iisbenosn QofcfofO impcrtirt murosn'
rbne Smsifsl in ber QbItbt Den QSb9s paour6
9tmmsn 81 rautsn. @m Nbsno esS 9sead>
ten Sa9eS peranlfoltsten Iie cine SeriommIun9
i'm bsf9sn Scurtbauie, moburb Die Ssrrsn
Ratps6 lc be9eiifsrt purbsn, eab lte lc9lsib
iDre @streuen aufrisfsn burb cine Wlolf 6dnes
SiQS, mcnlt ale Stras ssnsdsn, Sbilepfcifsn
&c. 9s;srt maren, fir ibrs @anoioaRn fit Gus
psrn6r unO Canal @ommifIonsr Su ifmmsn.
2lm QEabIta9s warsn fie pSll9 70 tbdti9 wls
Die Bbi96 unb Qcfcfpfcs, bcb ;si9t ss iib sae
Iie bei oler Mibs uno Soften in &saoin9 nur
16O Stimmsn ouftrsiben fonntsn, bic Ite tbeus
er 9snu9 bsjabIt battsn. 9isie Natipss fnben
sntpspsr 9srsnissn oaran br @slo wssiu,usrs
fen, ODER Iis mi0sn 70 perblenbet fsn ea6 iie
fir Oldnner ffimmen bic ME srwablt werben
fonren.
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Npnt arie9sicbamplate.
(4us oer Staots>pott, i'm Nussu9e.

Ans oRr SfaofS>pcit, lm Ans5u9e.)
Oae 0ampfbitf u4Iabama" Ianste am
4ten init Slabrltbten BON Sera Srn5 bonn
&c. Septemtsr, bon 9amplep bonn 80. Oops
tember, in Sleu Orleans al. gs waren IN
Ssra gru5 feline cffSieIe Serictte BON Sc.
neral Seott rinsetrctfen ba9c9en bat Die
81. Orleans upieapune" aus slaubwlrbisen
Queaen bic Slahrltbt erbaltsn oab in Dem
S(tlabten pom 8. uno 13. September 27
amsrltanlIhe Ofi5iere blisbem uno 45 pers
wuubet wurben.-Oen SOB irseno elnes un,
Isrer 8snerdle fnotn mir in feinem Der nell.
eren Serl6te bsttatiat.
Gin 5anclnn9sbaus in 3ampieo bat Yrie.
fe aus Der 6aupttact Wsrlto erbalten, pels
cbe bic eritirmuns Der Stnesmnble am 8.
Sept, 70 ipie Der lnbbbsn BON gbapultepec
am Is. Sept. bsttdtissn. 8eioe pliBe er>
itirmten Die Amerlfancr nit Dem 8aponette
Gin girtular bes Oaapors pon 8uaoalcus
pc, pas pom Ia. Septemb. ratrt uno al bic
8cupsrn6re per perfbisosnen Departments
serIhtet lit, meloet, oa6 Santa Inna init
Iener lrmse Die 5aupttaot serdumt babe,
paB CT aber unsrmhclieb fcrtfabren werpe,
oen Ssinc Su beunrubisen.
Ills Sruno pieIer Ndumuns ibrer 6aapr:
taot ssten Die Wlsrifaner oen llmltanp an,
Dab nah IeebetGsiSem beibem Sample bic IL
meritauer sppittionen crcbert bitten, bon
wcleben aus ibnsI ein seidtes wdre, Die gan.
&c 6aupttact sn brfbeben. lin Die ulls
fhnlcisen gnmcbner eer Stabt nitt einem
nnattbi9en SlntperaieBen ausauleBeu. babe
Die Neseruns bic Naumnns bsr 6auptltapt
bslblcdeb uno slelbjeitis Die 9erlesuns pss
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Cifrifte

peitIibsn 9Sebiebdttsr ltno nit Selbrebuns
gen bon Der lleberf6msmmun9 on9sfl0t Die
ourb bic fforfen &e9en30fe am 9cnnerfa9e
uno Srelta9e, Der pcrleBten 9SrdbG sr;eu9t
murre. Ole 8Idi1s i'm weifIiben psunfDlpas
nien waren ;u elmer un9sp6bnIiden je6be 9ss
lti9en unb babcn 9roben S6aten an StaatSs
unb prjpats@i9entDum on9sribtet.
Cine msiflidbs 3stun9 fa9t 9e9en aae6 grs
marten 1T Der S6absn am Sunata unp 96sit
Srdnib:G b:Ganal weit 9r6ber ais man 5usrif ers
portsts. Ser 9erluit an @i9entBum mar un>
9sDeusr unb e5 it nibt wobribsinIjd, baB bic
@ands Dor Dem nabiten 8rIbjaDr wsrsr in
iDifboren Sufanb fcmmen nerben. 2(n bsr
Suniota mar cine furbttors Serttrun9 pcn
@i9sntbum. 9os Stsi9en ce6 SluiTe6 mar 9rts
bsr alS isjupor. 9ie 6untin9t n9tcnsSbeule NIT
einem Sbeile bss 9omnes, fno we99spaiben,
unb i'm @anjen 1T Der gbace 70 9rcs, psnn
nibt 9r6ber aIs bei Der merfW0rbi9en Slutb in
1888. Gin Correspondent fbreibt Don Iouns
tin9oon-"6dufer finb bon ibrsn 8unbamsns
ten 9sfpiIt-SSts bon iDrsn NubspIdssn -unb
bic Geute aus ben Sbdlsrn flcDen auf bic Ssr0e
Gin Sref bon 0Sliamspcrt lskrt Elm trau.
RIGGS Sb BON bsm gtnbs, bas burb baS falf
beilpellple Stsi9en Der Q6sifsSrdnib perans
labt wuroe. 9m Srsita9e be9ann Der Slus
NIT furbtbars Sbnsa9fsit su ifsi9en, unb am
Sreita9 I6snb ipdt wurbsn bic @inwcbnsr BON
QSlllamSport eribrsdt, burb oa5 Qduten Der
9lcdsn uno oas 8sfbrei "berous, berauS -
Die 8lutb bic 8Iutb &C." Mdnner, 08eitsr
unS Stnoer ifirjtsn aus ibren 9Ecbnunosn Il.
Srltaunsn, S6udsn unb 8srmrrun9 fbRn
Die Orsnun9 Der 9eaht iu fen. 2las 2lnifrens
9un9en murosn 9emabt Die ll6erfDwsmmune
Der Staet Su perDutsn, atsr um un9efdbr bier
llDr am Samita9 Wor9sn brab Der Slus iber
ben Damn bei Der Gisesrei uno lftlr,ts in bic
Staot rpcburb bic odufer bis gum Susbobsn
osS jmsltsn Stcdss NIT oSoTTer 9efiut wurben.
Ufan fonnte cbne Mlbs NIT Sctsn nab ben
bo1lfsn pldeen in Der Stabt fabrsn. Ger
Nqusbuft iber bic Yneerisf wurbe ns9seril1sn.
Elm Srsita9 Habmitta9 mar Der Stus auf els
ne Weslls neit init Sd9sbl6dsn an9sflat bic
70 eibt wie ite fliesen fonnten, bsi QBQiamSs
port pcrbei trisbsn. Die StutD in Der Q6sits
Srdnfb mar % Sue b6bsr alS in 1910.
| 9aS cptel bei Starts 8srrp murbe wea9s;
l3wsmmt uno ea6 9anSe Gsbduos fbmamn1
aut Der SuSqusbanna Bel 6arratur9 porbsi
Der Canal mar nit Scten anssfiat, Die nit
2Daarsn bslaosn warsn, fir cine Stre6s bon
orsl Mssn untsrbalb Starts Ssrrp; Der Druid
i'm Sanal Dipbsrte ibrs Sa brit.
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WeaierunasitBes an einrn anperib hisber
no h nibt bcitmmten splaB
Sie lmcritansr battem ain l3. Sept nit
Saaeeanbrub ben un9ritf auf Sbapultepec
besonneu, oas lbnen natb elnem leets ltnnpis
aen bel6en Sample in Die 6dmpe fteI. Sie
batten nun uupsr5haitb CHM neusn 4nariff
auf bic gitacelle 9emaebt iparrn ater tri ber
ertten Nttafe 10 iaaen Die mcrlfanlieben Ssz
ricbteritatter) 3uriltsetrleten ncrpem. Crit
nadb einem Sample ppn 9 Stunbeu aelana
es ibnen, Gdb in cen Ssfts Der gitapslIs Su
fesen.
lIs @anta Unna nun,nebr Die 6aurtitart
Der Sefabr eines Scmbarbfmente aus9siest
fab, beGhlc6 CT, bic 9tant Su rdumen. Bon
eincm fruber acmelpctrn Sombarbrment bet
Staot am Ia. une Is. Septemter Iasen ce
8eri6te fsin Wcrt.
Die merriam. Armee, neltbe 9anta 4nna
BON Merlfo uaeb Suacacupe sefibrt bat
Ica 10, 900 Olann itart seipefsn isin uno 25
&ancncn NIT Ih Sefibrt baben.
Che rer mcrltanilcbe Gtaatsmnilier Die
6anpttapt perIie6, ancmpNbl CT Gem Scus
pern6r oer Stabt Die bette SerDaltun9 pcrs
Gelben bis Su ber 3et, raE Die meritanilhen
Sabnsn 1esrsib in bic 5auptltaot sirits
tebren mnrben.
Bon einer Vermnnouns @anta Anna's
wdbreno Der Iesten &dmpfe tefasen bic jhnss
fen 8eriebts sbenfals nidts.
Gin Icbr unnabrI6einliebes Seriiebt laus
tet, baE Sen. Qutman init 1000 O1ann bon
per 5auptttaet nad Sera gru3 aufaebrceben
let, i'm bic efti;iellan DepcIeben pabin ,m
bruaen bic unterbro dhene Serbinpuna wies
Der ber,uttsaen, unp Sertdrfunsen flir bic
6auptarmee an ith 5u Sieben.
Ser @cuSernbr bon Ssra grns, ObcrN
BiIlcn, mar ssfdbrlieb erfranft.
gen. paterIcn Iollte nab feiner Nnfunft
in Ywa Cruz entpeber ben Sefebl iiber Die
@tapt ,Inb ben Staat Sera Cru, iternebs
men, obsr 3u Sen. Stctt's 6auptarmse aufs
treben gan5 nab feinem ei9enen 1Billen.
@en. Sane mar auf Dem Warlobe naet Sas
lapa, in rsr Sldbe Der SlatioHaitriites. nit
oen Guerilla 9baaren 5uiammenastrcf
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