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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28

WILL THERE BE- A MONARCHY IN MExlco IA
gentleman who has long resided in Mexico, call
ed upon US yesterday, and corroboratsd what we
have said touching the projected establishment Of
a monarchy in that country. He affirms that the
ttular clergy, and the Mexican generals, are al
most unanimously in favor OF the change in ques-
ton; but that Very many OF the inferior clergy,
and subaltern officers, are opposed to it. As a
matter Of course, the federalists, being rigid re-
publicans, would resist the monarchists to the
knife. Unfortunately, however, few men of note
or influence belong to the federal party The
leader Of that party, Mr.. Gomez Faras, is a man
of talent and character, but, unhappily, has made
himself obnoxious to the clergy; and in Mexico
the clergy are all powerful. News came the other
day, via Tampico, that Gomez Faras had been
deposed from the Vice. Prcsidentship. This is an
event which our informant regards as very signi-
foant; as, in fact, foreshadowing the full develop
ment of the monarchical scheme. Our inform.
ant states that two or three years ago French
officer OF rank was travelling in Mexico, and that
many supposed he had been sent there "to spy
out the nakedness Of the land"
There is little doubt. (our informant think.)
that Santa Anna is in favor OF the establishment
of a monarchy in Mexico but he also thinks,
that if public opinion were to declare itself
strongly against that measure, Santa Anna would
take the opposite side of the question. The sup
position that he is really admirer of liberal in
stitutons the most absurd that can be imagined.
If not all his life, at least for the last ten years,
he has been an absolutst at heart During the
revolution of ls4l, letter he had sent to the
Governor of Tampico, was intercepted by the
government. 1t contained this remarkable pas
sage =" What we want in Mexico, is a strorg
government"-"u gobierno que sea de uno solo,
which means, ga government in the hands of &
single individual
Now what can be more natural than to infer,
that Santa Anna having failed to make himself
dictator of Mexico, has resolved to introduce there
king, who he expects, will, out OF gratitude,
delegate to him his power. We may observe
that our informant is inclined to think that the
happy man chosen by Santa Anna and the
monarchs of Spain and France, to rule in Mexico
is not Don Hearico, cousin of the Queen of Spain
but Of the sons of the ex-regent, Christina, by
the ex-guardsman Munez.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28
Crackers and Cheese.

The proceeds of the ball at Minerva Hall Rochester,
on Wednesday evening last after paying expenses,
amounted to SITS 60 which will le devoted to the pur
chase Of food for Ireland.
The sums received by the Irish ree committee at
Richmond, Va, amount to S4,0l2 Al.
The rains and snow in the upper country have pro
ducsd very high water in the Alabama River, and It II
thought from that there must be complete
inundation on the Cahawba.
The Warrior river unusually high the 9th inst
and the mails were cut on
The merchants and transportation Arms of Hamilton,
making active preparations for an extensive COM
merce the coming season.
Franklin Barnum q native Of Newtown, Conn. COM
mitted suicide at Rochester, on Friday week.
worthington Mass has contributed $50 for the relief
of Ireland.
It 10 said that the same disease which has attacked the
potatoes In other countries, has attacked the cocoa in
Jamaica.
Great distress exists among the Hshsrmsn Of Nswfound.
land sn lack OF food Their fisheries have failed for
three in succession and the potato rot has
swept away their last resort.
A public meeting was held in Richmond Va, on Mon.
day. in furtherance of the Richmond and Danvlle Rail
road chartered 1t the recent session of the State Legs
lature gentleman In New York proposes TO cor.
sruct the entire line and take from to $3.50 600
OF the stock In part payment
The ice j. fast melting away at Albany. The ferry
within miles of the city, but could not get through
At Buffalo, on Tuesday. the ice had blown as far of
the shore as the eye could reach The harbors up the
troit on Monday last.
EAT dinner given at Buffalo the l7th by the Friend
ly Of st. Patrick the following beautiful toast
given as volunteer, by Charles D. Ferris Esq former
ly of the Texan army :-Irelsnd's wealth-Ireand.
dead-strewn thckly on almost every battle hed of Ii
berty civilization be their memory honored for
the high example they have given Of 6dslity to engage
meDts and devotion to great principles.
A young man named VIM. Mccoy, about 10 years o
age the of u respectable farmer, residing Allen
town, N, j., committed suicide by shooting hmsel
through the heart with gun which he discharged By
! the OF his toes.
lot Of registering blades in Trenton drew up tom
perance pledge in sport the other evening, but havnS
made the paper they concluded to sign and sccsrding>
they put down their names and bads farewell to tod
die"
In London, Canada, on Monday last. q young mai
named Daniel Larkn being reprovsd by elderly lad
for some improper words addressed to young lady pro
cured double barrelsd gun, and with discharge
killed the old lady then edged the contents of the ohs
Darrell in his breast and fell dead beside his vic
! tim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28
Theatrioals.

PA.x THrArRr-ws spent avery pleasant and sgrss.
able time last evening" In witnessing Mr. Forrest In the
character of Metamora" While Contemplating him,
wondered to ourselves how this great could
possibly be accused Of being rough or unpolishsd If
he was rough in his early career he surely IL not so
piece of acting than what he performed last evening
He nobly sustained by the membars of the company
who deserve great credit for the admirable in
which they scted their several parts Tomorrow
ing the Ave-sct plsy The Broker Of Bogotan will be
performed 10. the r.t time in Ave years together with
the comedy OF Three Weeks After Marriage" In the
first, Mr. Forrest will take the part Of Bsptista Febro,
the broker and Mr. Jameson that of Antonio de Csba
ns In the he cast Is such ss
insure being performed creditably to the actors them
selves and satisfactorily to all who will have the pleasure
Of Witnessing it,
BowxaY THrArRE-To morrow evening. will DO re.
vived the startling dramatic romance entitled the Rob
bers Of Bohemia, the Parricids and the Student"
This IL no doubt gratifying announcement 10 the
patrons of this favote establishment There probably
any thing produced this stage, that con-
tanned thrilling and exciting incidents or more
II. acns Of il concsrn.d the p,'s cast Of
guarantees that that will surely be satisfactory Mr.
Neans, Mr.; Clarke, MI. Hadawsy, Mr. Booth Mr. vschs
ia fact, the choice Of the company, are all advsr
tised appear in it. This surely IL enough guaranty
its being performed in the ert style In addition to this
formed far the hrst time The evenings entertainments
will conclude with the fsvorite drama of 1.-THE Yew
Ruins" so popular snort time SINCE. MT Boom,
Jr tho son Of the great tragednn, taxes benefit
Wednesday evening next He will appear In his fathers
favori,e character OF Sir Giles Overreach He great
favorite with the Boweryifolks and it Is certain he
will have q full house.
BowRRy CrRcuG-Ths patrons Of this establishment
will certainly be gratinsl at the announcement that the
Manager Of this establishment has entered into new
engagement with Mr.. Kemp, the celebrated clown and
pantommis Every that has this sxtrsordina.
ry man. rscoscs his wonderful and smusirR fsats of
running up aud down inclined plane, while standing
barrel, we'll running round the ring in the
maunsr. Tomorrow evening, he will appear in the
fairy pantomine entitled The Harlequin Farmers Son"
and the Fairy Of Coral which 10 full Of incident
much credit and applause here since their sngsgs
ment will sing some Of their much admired ovsrtures
and Ethiopian songs. The Bowery Circus is well de.
serving the patronage Of our citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28

~. ,ansny eight or ten barges, laden with produce
nresdsh and othsr articles 10 the amount OF two or
ise nunsrsd tons each, awaiting the opening Of
navigation, 70 be semitic this city. N'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28

Burglary The tailoring store occupied by Mchsel
Rice at No 90 Canal street. said to be burg ariously
entered by some thief Friday night last, and $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28

The brig Overmann, 400 tons burthsn will sail from
Newark early the present week laden with f,od &c
for the suffering In Ireland. There will be large
plus Of oorn and the committee will have to charter
ano her vessel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-28


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borough.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
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4. HI Middietowa: H. Ire Mefidsn, Conn L. g.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18

~ a BLESSING TO MOTHERS OTHER CHILDREN
such may SiiLRMANi' Worm LUZEAGES b. truly called, for
they have saved thousands Of Ch i.drtu from an untim ~ grave and
caused the mothers h5art to leap for joy, when she had gwen up
all hopt fT the recovery If her otspring. And when it is rtmsm-
berrd that worms destroy thousands # children annually, and the
cause Is ncvar suspected; and when it is known that these Luzcn-
geS ar a surt and ceItain specific, dtStr wing Them and inv ria
bly, bringing them away, surely the heart Of every parent will he
filled with joy ut tue announcement If such a blessing. And not
only are thu Doctors preparations for Wurus good, ht his COliGH
LOZENGES have succeeded i'll removing and curing the most in
veterate cases Of Cough, and even Consumption, whtn hope had
taken flight, and despair was pictured on the cOuntenance Of friends
around. We are acquainted with numerous cases of wonderful
cures Performed, and would refer the inquirer to DR.. Sherman's
pamphlet Ct cures, The CAMPHUR LuZENGES cure Headache
IN five minutes, ma relieve all PalphatUns, Nervous Complaints
and cramps and the POOR MANS PLASTER is without doubt
the very hest Strengthening plaster in the would. We would re.
commend all Whnarca afflicted 10 Try the DuCtu Is preparations, know
ing that they WI not b. disappointed IN their expectations.
For sal nj 100 NASSAU ST., n. Y, and by $. T. Redfeld. NontDc-
ltri ana by ore agent IN every town IN Vermont. {; ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Il. Wards Cash ShOp.

NOTICE. The subscriber informs the public that he
Y still carries on the Manufacture Of
Es1ED@G EL1GaWNaD@DEL%
al the Old Stand, south end Of the Arch Bridge, Berlin
side. Those who wish TO get good AXES will find il
for their advantage 10 bring good AVE Poles and get
them Jumped OF exchanged for New ones, WARRANTED
as good as can be found. For further assurances, JUL
give us a trial. Those who have had them can speak fol
themselves.
NJ. B. Cast Steel NAIL HAMMERS, ADJ, STR1K
ING HAMMERS, Hammers for Drilling and Splitting
Sytone, and Elliptic SPRINGS. (40w9) IL. WARD
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
DENTlS'I'RY Y.

(OrF1cE over Sr. s%palding's Store on Main, at the head of State
Street)
In order to introduce some Of the most recent Improvements in the
construction of Plate Teeth, propose to insert parts ~ whole set.
Of Teeth upon gold plate, peri city resembling the natural organs,
both in form and color, and in point of utility fulfilling all purposes.
Of masHcation as wei. as the natural teeth. For any piece of work
shall require half of The amount To be paid at the time, and the
remainder in three months, in case the work proves satisfactory; il
not, the Teeth can be returned and the money refunded. +, rsons
h wing decayed teeth can have them filled mt this office in Il styla
n It surpassed by any Dentist in New England. From The peculiar
m inner in winch use the gold, it can be made 50 peri, ctly solid
an compact-the surface standing ont full with the tooth, and be-
in ;susc ptible of the finest polish, and warranted to remain du
ring the life time of the patient, provided proper care be taken in
brushing the teeth, so as to Keep them free from the fleets # tar
tar. All operations performed on strictly scientific principl IS, and
at reduced prices. 40tC
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
The PekinTea Co,muomv

RESPECTFULLY give notice that they have made arrange.
IL mrnts for The sale Of their Tea, in all its vfrieties. at Whale
sale and r,ta., with J. b CRGS1Y, If Waterbury, WASHINGTON
Co., VI, tr the counties Gf ashington and Lamuuie, where NAV
he found constantly en- hand the same qualities and vari ties. at
the sam Irlcts ms sold AT our own counter. our Tea needs nu
word q cnmm ndati0n To insure its very ready sale, wharev r its
M 'rits have been tested. We will just say, howe v.r, fr the b,n-
cht IT such AZ may knew nothing tf our f rmtr op mtiuns, that
We not MY IMPORT ALI ouR TEAS, but IN fact hay them # the
grower aud p1'k them ourselves. thn uph the m.diLm IF ,ut Lint
House at Pekin. The cnstam' will find th3 Tea dine NJ in
leGdtd packages of IL, ], and . lbs. each, as also quarters. halves
and whCla chests, all If which are number aud marked b, US.
In reference 10 thf above notice, VIII simply remark that !
hnventl taken the agency to which it rf r., without sucha personal
knowledge at The true merits Ct the artcla in question as Will Jus
thy me- III saying that this c. mpany are not only doing themsriv.,
greet credn, but performing n great and good wUlk, by doing what
they are am tn drive the poor, and in a urge proportion, poisoned
ny c,l"rlnP, teas which hava hitherto d lugcd this country, ont
the mark. ] might say more, hut I pr,fr To rest the article up n
try tat MY Expense.
by order Of the Company,
J. B. CRISTY, Agent.
Aso,. may be found at my store in Waterbury a large and well
selected stock If Foreign and Domestic Goods winch Customer.
ID Ie sGl,.ns nn very desirable terms. j. b. CRISTY.
wa" io"'9, W @o' Io4c' 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18

where a simple cathartic l.. needed they are unequaled. The,
VIII positively cure, and have done 50 in more Than five III, usand.
cases, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Scrofula. U coTs
EfySIpsi4s, Kings Evil, Constitutions, Rheumatism, W. I'M Tn.
mours, Nervous Face Ache, DEPRESSION If Mind, Dropy, F1nalc
Diseases, Eruptions of the Skin, Pain and enlargement of ~ Homes
MoiO'd C~oinpleXon, Flatnlency, Gravel, General Debility, Loss
of Appetite, Suppressed Perspiration, &c. &c, ~
The indications requiring the Tomato pills. and when ,bc,
should Dc used without delay as PREVENTIVE to the formation
Of acute and dangerous Diseases. are N
Wien there is a sediment in the Urine.
Nheh the Urine is very high colored.
m.neh There Is a general assitudu of The body.
men There is n pain in the back or head,
mnen the tongue is iirred,
When the skin is hot,
When the skin is dy,
When the skin is yellow.
When the appetite is poor,
Nhenthere are c Ia chlls,
When there is pam in the stomach or b,v,fz
When there is nervous irritation,
When the dreams are bad, or stlIting II, sI.s,
ttakeh on the occurrence ofany of the abs Indications of an
prOachhg uIsease' much PAIN and sickness will bp nrevpnted.
LOOK OUT FOR MUTATIONS,
DC particular 10 inquire for PHELPS Tomntn pine and see that
the name OF q. X. Phelps, NJ. d, Is on the side I,beI The Eenu-
me can be obtalned OF all the respectable Dnl Tia In the country, !
md one principal merchant in every town is an authorized agent.
Those wishing for the Pills should enquire at the principal store
Hartford, Conn. 40 vl.6m
sP Redheld and s K Collins, agents, Montpelier, VI,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Life Insurance.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CONP.A
NY VOpH

Having established an agency in Vermont oEpr nm ,ornor,,ri,y,o
: : individuals to secure Policies upon their own lives or the lfyse
oil thelr friends, on terhsas favorable as those Of any otter rnstiti-
b informs of application and any information relative to the
Mail or otherwise to LE. WRIGHT, Agent, MONTPELIER, VI
April 90, 1916. o0tc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Cabinet FMrMiture.

FENHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants e.
Il Montpelier, and tle adjoining towns, that he has
opered a Shop on Main street, opposite the Brick Church
where he will carry on The CABINET business, in all It's
branches, and will keep constantly on hand ready made
Work. Every one wishing to purchase will do well Ia
call and see far themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
Most kinds Of Lumber and Produce are wanted in ev-
change for Fun iture.
Two good Journeymen wan,ed at the above business,
who, if well recommended, will find constant employ.
ment and high wages. w. A. CAUY.
Montpelier, Aug. 1916. SO IT,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAIL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR


4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, Four first premiums,
4 and two highest honors, at the Nation j, the Massachusetts,
the New York and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions, respectively, f,r
the most splondid Colored Daguerreotypes and best apparatus ever
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard to weather.
Instructions given in the a I,
A large assortment Of APP atatus and stock always on hand, at
the howe l cash prices.
New York, 25l Broadway; Philadelphia 1856 Chcusut St; Boston,
IS Court and So Hanover SIS. Baltimore, 25 baltimore ST.; Wash
inEton, Pennsylvania Avenue; P,tvrshurgh, Va. Mechanics Hall
Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut. and 176 Maine ST. Sarat, IN springs
Broadway, Paris l27 Wells Rut du Tempt: Liverpool, 30 chmucI
street. Jlly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Dr. gfOger'S Compound syrup of
LIVER wv ~ 4t'R' and FAR.

A Safe and Certain Cure Tor Consumption q Mt LtngS,
Splitting of Blood, Coughs, CotdS, .4sthna, Pam IN
The Side, Bronchitis, HhOoping Cough and all Pull
monmy Comp!a|nts.
IN The vRcIa catalogue cf remedies for oil pulmonary affections,
l t,nrc is mai ons 50 universally known and whose virtues have
bprn 81 thorourbly tested as TAR, and as a cure fr Coughs. colds
and Cousrnrnu1ns, it is understood To he without an equal. LIV-
ERuOR r he other principal Ingredient in this preparation.
aso knovn n h. equally eficacinas in relieving the primary ma
iWIder stages If pulmonary affections. In combining these win
,thrr nnIcyinls, the utmost care and skill have been eyercised.
so confident is The proprietor in the eficlcy If this medirtnc,
tint il is WARRANTED to give immediate rrliefin all compIoiant
above specified, that ifaher 4 trial uflwtnty fur hours the natints
is not benefited he may return the bottle and the money viii Ia "a.
funded. Accompanying each bottle are directions for usina ma
recommendations from and references to those that hay+ mnado
lse Of The medicine. '' "Hu
Tho subscriber has been appointed sole agent for Nav ENGLAND
and New York, and h1s u supply on hand az wholesale and ra,anS
Agents will be supplied On liberal terms. GEO w S%oTri
Ft sale by BALDWIN, scorr x Co., S K Collins. and 5 p Rod.
ield, Mtnlpelier, u FGoss, Waterbury, JAS SAWYER. Moretn,yn w
]ardell; Warren, S II Delano, ; nth llardwick,E Pery & Co, oak
Camp, Stow. ' "V' SIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Remeny for the Million,
For all seasons.
PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS,

The |unrivalled
Purifier of the
blood and Rcsto'
rative Cfthe sys
TEN, in all NOR
bid s%eCrCtionS If
the gllnd skin,
and LIVER, morbid
hutuurs and "A vi
tlated state of The
system.
These p lis hnv
ing had an I'M
lT%ecedented pdI-
NJ uity with thu
Faculty and the
fr eipht
years, are not A.
m,Hg The Sc Of
doubtful efficacy,
experimental
characters; hut
can lie ctnfded
in AS a compost
ton funnled up
On correct thern-
a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-03-18
Beautiful Winter Dress Goods.

T'iE aides viii find il to their advantage to examine !. "
now Els new stock Of Dress Goods before purchnsinr cL,
where. "'"' w &c ESQ
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-21
DIED,

This morning the 2 instant after long painful Illness
MARY b. EDMONDs, aged Al years.
The friends and Of the family respectfully
vted to attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon O'Clock
her residence, on 10th street. near c.
At Unionown Pennsylvania Saturday afternoon ist instant
consumption JAMES g. STURGEON in the 3d
eldest Hon. DAnEL senator from
Sturgeon was appointed by President Polk the month Of
Ptsburga where the hope Of himself friends that
his declining health might he restored On his from
which proved no benefit to his health he much
lingering few weeks he died Mr. known In this
nifty and generally esteemed where known that the language
euogy might well be the Of his
timely departure yet his worth as and his
the Of his boyhood He has been called from his family
his friends the prime c and the midst public
usefulness In public capacity dversed by circumstances
he has enjoyed the confidence off large circle Of
friends commanded by his fidelity and unbendng integrity
uniformity Of his department the evor of his and the
kindness his heart bound him all who
knew him In his DEATH his kind and aeconate family have
tanned painful affection.