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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-16

ANOTHER CAVE JoHSsosIsN.-The last share we
have heard Of as ensnstng from the sssscous head OF
our notable Pos,m aser General By way OF sryng oai
bis exquisite system of postage. we lad In sunday
paper the editor of which says
I'VE have before us the wrapper of a newspaper the
postage of which sixty cents-ietter postage ana
Tor what does the reader supposed Why the genue
man who sent the newspaper sealed Il with sea- on
which was cut his name. The impression cams or ana
Cave Johnson called II writing on paper.
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Ssurral EGIilss.
PHREaoLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERs g. WELLS,
I3I Nassnn-st. ~. Il.

~ water-Cur Establishment. "a bondst N.
and syossel (Oys.er Bsyl L. l. Dr. sHEw, NE ear esi
4nerea practitioner ard author on aier Cure, receives
osrIrnts a, above Those a. distance may, by ssodng
= Zee b. sdyised for q treatment al home. my-ou
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General Notires.
sgLLs YUYG ann REPAfRE

~ Landlords u1a IeBaBts ~Anaus bS.s uaos
A. repaired have em cote In ~ mott snhsisnis4
nfsnrer ana warranted by Roberts, so Broadway near
PTlncest -,
NIB splsndh sssornent Of uew s,ye GEL Pulls
Dco, Plates Number Plsles, se. T. RusERTs,
- s,sos $50 Broadway.
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For VERA CRUz.-The steamer Galveston leit
last night with Gusrtermssters men, and about 100
horses for Vera Cruz She took down the mail for the
South Csrolius regiment and several other mails.
The steamer James l. Day. Cspt Wood also left last
night She TO touch ST the Brszos and there land Col
F. w G. Butler and staff, and then proceed 10 Vera
Cruz Ths steamboat took the largest mail ever cent
from this city 10 Mexico. She also took down Cspts
Lovelrs aud Monroes companies OF the 9th Regiment
u 3 Infantry ard Capt Van Hornes company OF the 81
Infsutry. Capt Monroes company was under Inc com
msnd of Lieut. Hendrckson-
The whole amount of troops taken down by this
steamer amounted 20 about 800 men. The following
military gentlemen went passengers; Col butler 90
Dragoons Lieut.. J. O. 5 Hsyiland. do. ST. Charles
RsdzininskL do; Capt. X. d. Gholson Cspt Lesle
Chase, As.i or. Mr., Lieut. Wilkinson. 10th Infantry
Lieut. Westcoe "a Infantry c. II Burns, Or MI
Dep w NJ Rundle do; Maj Gwinni Cspts. ssn horn
and Lowell Lieuis O'5ullvsn and Hcndriekson.
IN O. Delta June g.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Later from Mexico.
Erorn he N. O. PIcaYupe Extra. l7th in...

From the ~ ". flcayune Exfra, I'm inst
The steamship New. Orleans Capt Wright has
',,t She touched on the 4th at the Brszos.
Gen Shields Is doing well, and was shortly expected
sysra Cfuz.
Gen sco le Jalspa on the sd alt for Puebls at the
hssd Of nearly 5000 troops
Tee news from the City of Mexico by this arrival 10
anoortspt Our correspondent from Vera Cruz has
snished with the annexed extracts from letters
written at Mexico and from the best sources Of inor
nation The resignation of Ssuta Anna 10 an important
srspt in the history Of the war.
Esrae from a letter dated CITY MEXICO, Mayo le47
From here have nothing worthy of notice
,eeornrnuucste except that Santa Anna yesterday
fned the Presidency but IL not known yet whether
Congress- will admit IT, lie WAS induced 10 take that
eourse from the opposition be meets N his views OF car
Ming on the defence OF the city and from deiss
try writings which appeared Ia the pubic papers
sgsnsi bis past conduct
Ills generally expected that the Americans will be
here shout the 18Th OF next month and considering the
state of things In the capital may say that they will
meet with but slight resistance the part Of this Gov
srDreDt
Through the same channel have received the fol.
lowing brief extract from another letter OF the
date
Last week Santa Anna commenced fortifying Guads-
upe Perion and Mijcszipgo, the suburbs OF the
city; but unusual disspproDstion was the result and
heoce bis for Offering his resignation 1t sup
posed will be accepted and that Herrera will receive
the nomination. There only about 1900 troops In
The city
We have exciting rumor from Pueblo mentioned
}, ers from Vera Cruz, that the citizens OF Pue6ls
hsa RES upon Gen. Worth and cut OIL ak or seven
burdrtd OF his men The rumor was Ia every man
m, ith st Vera Cruz and much credence given TO u
We are hsppy 10 say that correspondent In Vera
Cruz put iitte faith In the rumor.
We regret 70 say that Major x. Hammond, Paymaster
u Army died board the New Orleans at sea on the
% inst on bis passage from Vera Cruz.
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= CLIRTON sPRIN0., lwhIIs saIphurl-Thl

- CLIFTON SPRINGS, (Whls Sulphur This
3 estsDisbnent situated upon lhs line Of tho Auborn
"a and Rochester Railroad. between Csnsndsigus ana
euevs in Ontario County haviog been 60 srscd and mo
roughly fitted up 10 open for the reception VI vial.
This psce is admirably stusted In aeourshns county
IN the heart stats r~mo. from III. noise ard dust "
large villages or Cities embracing besaifal grove offor
eat tees as It's pleasure grounds from The midst Of which
aows springs VI pure and heathgl wafsf, 90 dnpcsee
by Desse aud interest the vlsiior and rsodefs
ade.rabo retreat whether for thoss 49, King fess0se
vs Gom disease those who have sw lsssers dsys of
weeds Ia spend 10 recrsson and pleasure 90 for nose
who with lhsir families disposed 70 Leave The hesee
walls Of city residence 70 enjoy the refreshing eresese
add pure Atmosphere Of tho country during The warn so
The Waters cich mainly OF sulphzrous ehsfsc,
tar rh.rge somewhat 9Th coda msguess and earDosie
gns stsnd In their medicinal ebsrscsr -
r.m-dy Tor tbs various diseases rheumsie snsctiou
dysp.pss general debility " system, ne and bave IT.
frcsd cures where tho waters oil Other sprnss
hsvs failed.
Feng grateful for he liberal patronage hsfe,ososs re
esvsd the Subscriber most respectfully scies s coois'
porter swsys In readiness At the depot % reesys sss.
gage free Of charge N. TAhkL
Manchester. M-y ~. 1871. s5 n
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~ &. sylvester, importer Of dssrsn Ard British
OILS has removed 70 81 Wssrrst rear Corysde-st ne
would nforr, customers and h- pablo IN reners thsS
he has - any Of his oils This former 7sees ~ res
derce Is and Sc East Brosdwsy-ihrr-fore oe esEuoos
from whom yon purchase hat you may not se IMPOSES
up.D c SYLVESTER,
r,v7 Srpsoas 2l7 wSnsrsl y. Y.
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FINANCES oF MAisE.-An order has passed the
House Of Representatives Of Maine wi'hou, objection
or remark directing the assessment of State tax OF
$4,000 for the uext year |, is said there will also be
proposition to eSec, temporary loan OF $4,000 to
meet the balance Of expenditure for the present year
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Removals..

ALFRED WHEELRit, Attorney Al Law, nc, nae
n r-moys1 rom n Beekmsn-st 10 10 Lty nan race
~ .iisc,ioa al sccounts aud sisims PROMPT atsnde.
~, ,it- rxslned money lolned aud obtained on bono
ara mortgage &c. Also land ur sale IN vStlOo- ps ="
Dr. Union "a lou 10 cents per sore myiI im,.ep
DENOyAI-r q. CUNNING Densist has Is'noyed
hfom corner Of Chamber.sL and Broadway 70 - Sono
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REMAINS oF Lr Col. CLAY AND oxaER.-On
Saturday evening the schooner Gen Patterson arrived
from the BrszOs bringing the honored remains OF Ii
Col Clay. Col. Mckee, Csps Willis and Lineoln Lieut.
Powell Adjt Vaughan and private H. 1rotter of the 50
regiment OF Kentucky volunteers. ~ o. Bee tn
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-cru1fMr L0NDoN IEDTrION

rr,afs D.YIs PTBLlsHED. IN iarse8yo, Part 1-pres
4 one dollsr-Ths Works u Josephus, an entirely new
trsnsIslion, by Robert Trail, D. D " A ne WIN
and explan4ory essays by ssas tsyos "
sc-ne. Of he history with highly fnishsd medallion hesds
Of he pesson4ges mentioned ~ jose phas from ssnshue
.prcr. The publication u this edition u designed 10 AZ
FORD 10 the b-rsaved family Of he lsmentsd sn
nor who having devoted his fortune 90 Tho sisf OF we
disesses Of and nnsy FELL sacrtce % bis exsTIions
In Inc c.u.s Of mercy and ChrisusD philanthropy;
irg I'm. GEOkOE Nlhlt r., % JonnsI
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miscellaneous.
PuRg CO~YCcTiOSs.
cTrU APT BUSSIN1 Il co,

PuRE COSYEcTfOSs.
STEWART, BUSSINg q co
rxTUOLFsALE CONFECTiONERS. sni mannfsrtn'
w rers u every varsity ofedcsed ard fancy ozenge'
and other 1900 oon,
no 4l8 PEkKL-sfREEr,
One door below Madisonst Nes-Yors.
Suthsrn Eastern and Western orders carefully packed
boxes OF 20 % 50 and 100 pounds, ard shipped 10 order
fel5 4tklm-OfO
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Alter BtVCTaI UHyE HHKIttY VtUst1
esone6 ty the cspture of the diligence by band OF
guerilss and the well known dangerous state Of the
road another train has arrived AZ last from Jasps bring
bg us from the army aud the events that have oc
uTed the road during the last Elk days the most
Important Of which 10 the murder of Col. Sour, and
srpu Of hs escort of eight drsgoons and 1t McDo
nsd, OF the Rifle regiment
Ca e arrived here about a week ago with dispatches
from Washington 10 Gen. Scott He left this city last
saiurdr, tor Jaiaps end was murdered three miles be
you'd the nsiiousl bridge
From all appearances the party must have been in
sm5ush very the road and by well directed vol
ley brought them all TO the ground at once, without
giving them the slightest opportunity for resistance
Thus II is again that dispatches probably OF no little
importance have fallen into the hands of the enemy
and perhaps msy be used 10 good purpose against uf
Tue bodies of three OF the party were found near the
road partially covered with sand and the others had
been dragged into the chspsral.
gentleman from tbs city Of Mexico, who was one oil
the American prisoners captured by Urea between ca
MARCO and Monterey came down with the tram having
been liberated by the English Minister he having claim
ed British protection. lie reports all the American Off
eers that were prisoners on parole.
wagon master Parker. and a Qua<ternasters Clerk,
Ishrop both captured on the road from Camsrgo to
Monterey, and supposed to have been killed were in
prison In Mexico.
Strong suspicious entertained at Jalspa OF an at
tempt 70 retake the place but Col Chds is always wide
awake for anything OF that kind, end will do them up
brown il the attempt 10 made.
Some Mexcans also camo down yesterday from Jalspa
having been robbed the road OF every thing they had
dvsue but the hghwsymen showed their generosity
and kindness the unfortunates aterwsrd, by return
pg them twenty-five each pay their expenses to
this place.
The force of the rancheros robbers etc. the road
10 esmated al 500 men, disposed of as follows 300 men
near the road and 100 each side of IT, ranging at a
sufficient distance to prevent small parties from taking
tho bypsibs.
sixty men mostly discharged soldiers and some of the
wounded at Cerro Gordo in charge of Capt Whiting.
They saw frequently the route men ON the Nights,
and In ths distance men on the look out
The rainy reason has IL IL thought fully commenced
ss we had a sample OF II during the last three days
have seen a private letter from Jdsps, which says
that Col Lawrence bearer of dispatches, and one oil
his escort were killed on the road but no doubt the
writer was mistaken In the nhme and that the rumor
emAua,ed from the murder of Col Sour.
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KIAGARACO-lOncisll
ORLEANS CO-lOmciall

County JgdSe-H X. Curtis loco received over A.
H. Cole CWhis) 30 Whole number Of votes 4llO
Disfriot A,oraa-S. r. Church doco) received over
z /. Burrows tWhg) 40 Whole number Of votes
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

CLOTHING.
r VANDERBILT, 81 Maiden lane and 1881 West bsoaa,
yav hss A splendid Of gents, boys and
cbidr.s clohing Five skeleton new style snort
aid o-k and sasd coats suitable for every sHo- Aso
make TO order all OF VIII eh will be sold a. tie lowe" pos
sible price. -, ,~,., : L a.,
q S. Msiden-lane snd 1881 West Broadway. lslo I'm.
OLoTHING.
FULL AND FAsHtoNABLE SUIT
Ready MADE, from - 10 S2o,
Al tho Clothing
lei IO2 Fulton-st opposite the Church. Im
CLOTHING,
Ready Naste Made 10 Order
The Cheapest Fashoneble
casH TAiLoSiSG
FsrABLIs HaEsr.
In Newly srk 10
w r. DEGRo0T CO.
-. s w. " No. 90 Fgiton.st
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- sECONNET HOCsE.-Tbe subscriber has ~.
= cured Inc assistance Of Captain Charlse H. Miller,
whose great experience In tho mansssmen! Of hotels
Ia well lhOussods who haze snl oyed the ones
cass Ard sso he many friends be me; while 81 me UNI
ed States Housl, Bosion-
Ths hoase viii be open for reception " company On
he Ism Of this month wben hs hopes 10 be pstroozsd e.
eordinx 10 ths msd Of the esfsslishmsst
This paes 10 unsurpsssed for ssoshing, cool end r.
heshins breezes fishing, fowns smootn hard and isvs
roads for drives, &c
.tsgs will leave daily for Fall River, In time for The
aoroins csrs for Boston snd for Provdsoce
mrong 90 The arrival OF the 10 the evening. Com
man,cson by stage 10 New Bedford every Monday, Wed
nssday and Friday returning on alternsts days
For all infofmsiion IN rsgad TO the geeoopst Hoass.
please call at TIE y. 8 Hotel. Boston JOSEPH coz.
Liiils Com ptos, Juns 5. Isf7. jail 2nso1laps
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Correspondence of the Picsyune.

PUEBLA Mexico May %, le47.
The division OF Gen. Twiggs entered the city to-
dsy all well There rumors in the morning that
Gen Bustsmente and Leon were advancing 10 attack
Gen Scott with immense force but 80 far We have
beard nothing confirming the report.
Almost every one thinks that the Americans are TO
have another grand battle but where no one can d.
vine
Tho digsnca does not run between this and the city
Of Mexico and far have found impossible to lay
hands upon any papers
No one yet knows what Gen. SCOTS intentions
rogards bis future movements yet small as bis force
l. many think he will advance upon the capital. We
shall know Ia a day or two. G. w. X.
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40 INVENTORS.
PATENT AGENCY AT WASHING
TON, ]. c., BY
VII LA NJ 2. ELI o. T,
Aato q lie PateMt Office.


'hh subscriber for more than twenty years con-
II nacted with the Parent Office, and for many
years ohic.o. Surveyor of the city OF Washington,
having relnqG. hed all business connected with his
AIcmtecturHi Engineering, and Surveying depart-
ments IN ord6' 20 devote his whole time and atten-
ton TO the service OF Inventors Paentoes, ard per-
sons interested M atcnts, and to establish per1na-
nent Agency at ihe SC. Of Government for tne use
and benefit OF the commun,y offers his services to|
all persons desiring to make lnquucs respecting thel
originality OF Inventions and oshoverie>, and thel
practice OF obtaining Patents III the -nied States
and relating to all kinds OF business required to be
transacted at the Patent Office
| The subscriber having (during tour through
Europe) made arrangements with able and respon
slDle Agents IN LONDON ana PARlS, Will attend tOI
the procuring of patents in England and France,
ana VIII GN'h tI'e Placuce Oh procuring pateh1sI
III , Tiil'L ri'e' : Opu la, res ,,
me u,' oiielS ms services 10 ASea anu|
APpucSnts lor raIehtS' res.uih% on OF .shinson,
MO GUS may nave peei I.JGcteN WI ne Ia'ehI
Olnce, on account OF ce!cctlNe cHms or the mlsaP-
PrehcnsoH OIL the EXAMINERS, arising nom o9sctt3
descriptions, IN Such cases ne VIII lI'Ne t"e IT,
qurea oNonlaIons ana personal "PPASTis,H09s, su,
necessary "tnenqlnenys 70 me "pG.s Ii. 10, *
f., + . va s s G.io,, VIZ, i i -, l
many oa 're oi ~ III. 70 e~,'eu .i.o
We olilIg II y PtcLeIte ana e-
,'J vi A' Oi"nen Vi VIC -AseN
0'Ti i,i s ~ ".i e "i +,
r. w nre arod 70 he , .s" t "
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WOOL DEPOT

VENHE subscriber has made arraneenenfe
Il to open a branch Of he Kinderhoop
Wool Depot, in the village of Shoreham, VIZ
spacious building has been procured as RI
storehouse, for the present season, situated on
the public square in said village. He will be-
prepared to receive Wool after the tenth Of
June. The fleeces will be thrown into sorts.
and those who desire it can have their Gin
kept separate, and sold where ordered 4
discrimination will be made between wool in
a good or bad condition. Sales will be made
invariably for cash. The charges will be one
cent per pound for receiving, sorting, and
the insurance, which will be twenty-five cents
on one hundred dollars for the term of three
months
Advances in cash will be made on the de-
livery of Wool, if required Sacks will be
furnished to those living at distance, by or
derlng them, and paying the freight and
twelve and a half cents for their use.
References can be had of DR.. j. P. Beck
man, Undertook, N. Y. Hon. S. II. Jenni-
son, Shoreham; M. Bingham, Cornwall; s.
W. Jewett, Weybridge; H. Bell, Esq, Mid
dlebury, and Lyman Hall, SheIburn, Vt.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at
Shoreham, in relation to the Wool Depot at
that place, will receive immediate attention.
In his temporary absence Mr. S. Evelts will
be at the Depot to receive Wool, and give
any requisite information upon the subject
Fl. BLANCHARD.
IShoreham, May II, 1847. 4S
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has farm, consisting of
IL about sixty acres, on which are good
Dwelling house, and two barns, and other
small out buildings, which he will sell on rea-
sonable terms.
The said land is we'll watered, and has a
on it good orchard. A large portion Of it
is well fitted for meadow and ploughing pur-
poses and the remainder is pasturage and
wood land.
This farm is located on the old Stage road
leading from Brandon to Salisbury about
five miles from the former place, and most Of
it lying in the town Of Leicester.
80 For further Particulars enquire of the
Subscriber, residing on the said road about a
mile and a half south of Salisbury Village.
LARNARD ATWOOD.
Leicester March so, 1947. Al
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10 OOO Yards PRINTS and COT
AVsVVV TONS, cheap at
May IS. HIGGINS.
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.


TENHE undersigned respectfully inform the
H. public that their STAG rs on the routes
from BRANDON to BOSTON, and from
BRANDON to TROY, leave the former
place each day in the week, Sundays eX-
cepted) the first arrivingin Boston the next
days at o'clock, P. M.-the other reaching
Troy at noon on those days.
Fare from Brandon to Boston, S. rs =
From Brandon to Troy $3 90.
None but safe Drivers, are or will be en-
ployed; the best of Horses and Coaches arc
already on the hne, and the travelling public
may rest assured that no pains will be SPAR
ed in rendering safe and pleasant, the pas
sage of all who may wish to visit either Of
those cities, or the intermediate towns.
COOK, FIELD & co.
Brandon, May Is, 1917. S;48tf
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N o r &c e,

WELLS Grammar, Wayland's Moral Sci
w ence, Rollins History, Colton's Life &
Times Of Henry Clay, Back Cannon Boards
Paltrey's Papers on the Slave Power etc.
just received and for sale at
ST0DDARDS.
Rutland, Jan. 5, 1874 20
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INFATUATIoN or GAMING. A Mr.. Pot
ter in the reign of Queen Anne, possessed
one of the bestestates in the county of North
cumberland the fee of which, in less than
twelve months, he lost at hazard.
The last night of his career, when he had
lust perfected the wicked work, and was just
stepping down stairs to throw himself into his
carriage, which waited at the door of a well
known house, he suddenly went back into the
room where his friends were assembled, and
insisted on the person he had been playing
with, should give him one chance of recovery,
or fg ht with him. his rational proposition
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BRIGGS & WILLIAMS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
IN CHANCERY, BRANDON, VT.
viii attend the ourts and take charge of busines
D. n BRIGGS 71y Gil. WILLIAMS.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the high price ofthe raw
" material at this me the prices Of last year Will
lie continued during the present All agencies
Throughout the country are withdrawn. No ped
dlers are sent out from this factory per account OF
the manufacturer.
The nuctuation and constant change made by
manufacturers nprccs to obtain customers, and the
reduction in quality necessary to correspond with
such reduced prices will not have any influence up
on this factory. The high reputation that the art ,
clcs manufactured by the subscriber have obtained
will not be sacrificed for any temporary gain by
change ofquality.
1HE SNUFF is warranted equal to Lorillard's
and to retain its purity and perfume, from its per-
feet cure, for any number Of years.
THE T0B1CCO is manufactured with extra
care-the stock on hand Of lcafis large at all times
the proper flavor is selected, and the same uniform
article at all times continued All Of the shorts and
fine dust Tobacco is removed, and only the long cW
and rel dressed Tobacco is packed. The quantity
for every Paper and Can is accurately weighed be
fore being packed.
The prices and terms are printed, from which no
abatement or deviation will be made All bills I'M
der $50 must be paid in cash. Over $780, note at
four months.
SEGARS, all qualities. a,,r,
Troy, 10th April, 1917 45;Gm
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TINMAN'S TOOLS FOR SALE.

A first Rate Sett of Tinman's Tools for Sale
"A Enoire ofCONANT, TRASK & Co.