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Thc Southern and western Literary
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uonh 81 Ju, already before us. We are pr,t6sd 10
fee that be- pages be- filed with able aud into
tesune contributions We suboin tho table II contents
Original Prose Afheissl Introduction the Histof,
II vtrua ~ e. C. (eonunuctJ ?. The Upper .s'ssp-
y, sud s lskss 3 Th, Fortunes Of Esther Jewess
4 Nouce Of Review Of Curveu's Journal by tho auiho-
~ CsF~enl 8. The prescott aspect Of Aboluonism g.
rcsras. By p. p. Cooke review T. Poems. BY Vrgi-
e,sa. review .. Donation 20 Harvard College y Tho
University of Virglnn; 10 lmpsrtshty Of History So
biae's A,nsricsn LoyslsI p snd other New Works
Ofiriasi Poetry IIendfy Of Love, ny j. ~ Logaro
f.d,hW. Nv Eassboth " Evans: The shawnee sprns,
~ = u 10 the Lonely nesu. by Mary s. b. Dana.
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Laicr from The Armv Of Cen. T,,,,or

The tOwboat Mary Krngslaud which arrived Yesterday
from Vera Cruz touched a. the Bazos and lett there the
Ism inst She brought Capt. Conner OF the Texas
Volunteers Capt. WIN. h. Archer and Lieut. Pegram of
the Virginia Volunteers; Lieut. Phaw Of the North Ca,o
lima Volunteers MIR. Atwood the artist; and several off,
GERS OF the % Indiana Regiment with companies Of the
same making 800 men.
BY this ARRIVAL learn something more OF the depora
BILE duel IN the Virginia Regiment, which published IN
our paper OF the st inst which had not an
now been able to learn a word more OF the affair Tho
parties engaged in Lieut. Mahan OF aptan Bank
heads company aud Lieut. Munord, Of Capt Caring
company The latter died immediately being shot through
IN several places. Lieut. Mahsn alive at las, accounts
from him. butt was thought could survive having been
shot directly through the body. Further particulars are
gwen m our correspondents letter.
The Flag OF the 18th inst has report that Col Hayss
reeimenl upon reporting TO Gen. Taylor Monterey was
ordered hack To Texas he having authority receive
them The Flag can scarcely credit the report.
Col + G w Butler, OF the Sd Dragons arrived At Mat
amoros the 10Th inst.
The Flag couecs its statement ihat Capt Rice Garland's
company Of range has been disbanded.
we have several acts OF brutality recorded in the Flsg
In one party Of ans we are pain
ed to saylnsulted Mexican woman ia her own house
and Killed her husband who InteIp0sod her One
OF the party Is IA costody.
The proprietor Of tho Resaca House in Matamoros WAS
robbed OF 81 500 the 10Th inst
man by the name uf Simmons in the employ of the
QuaHermaficr, was shot the 7h By guard who
lnerPosed to SImmonss from beating by her
husband.
LIST or DEATHS IN THE GENERAL Hosrrr.L AT MR.
NoRos, MEXICO. DURING MONTH OF MAY, I547-May
jackson Rodgers. let North Carolina Volunteers 9Th
Miles Boyee and Thomas Wcgrines do 7th, Samuel ]
SPooner Let Virginia Volunteers; 9Th, james L. Barnes
lst n 1rth Carolina Volunteers. Robert Pampn % Mis-
sissPp Volunteers and Gurgen II. Shutz Ist North Car
DINA Nounteers 9th, Joseph Proctor. do. and Henry
Walters u Vougeurs; 10Th, Caleb c. Patterson llth
lnianiryi llth, AMI Campbell, LIST Tennessee Cavalry;
18Th, Hudson Cooper, Notigeus Ia h. John Botor do
lIih, John T. Shi'oysc do; 18th. Reuben Hnuell lsi
North Carolina Volunteers; 18Th William Pownie 10Th
lninniyi 2Oh, j. c. Deyonc. 10TH Infantry and Bennett
thompson I'D Dragons 2@d, Reece Carroll, 30 Infantry;
23i, Benjamin Little, LIST North Carolina Volunteers 25th
VIM. Abrams, do. 29h, Emanuel Myers Yolngeurs 3Otb
Charles IL. Gray. 81 Dragons
GEO. II. DENSTON. Ward Master.
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RraziI aud Inc N. Sln1e..

The New York Journal Of Commerce has been favored
with Pernembuco paper OF the 9h Of May containing
letter rom RIO Janeiio Of the 23I April from which we
learn that the people Of Brazil not itte eSasperared
by recent occurrences in hat kingdom. The writer vim.
dedtes The conduct Of the Brazilian Government in irs
controversy with Mr. Use and Com Rosseau throughout
both Of whom Ice accuses Of havng outraged and nsuied
by their violent actions and threats; the public authorities
Of that kingdom. No little dgnauon lie expressed to.
wards the Cheyaie Lsbo, Broz Ian Minister 10 ,bis
country Tor the course he has pursued whereby the letter
alleges the rights and dignity Of Brazil have been eompro-
missed. Were Brazil he says to the Arrangement
entered into by her Minister would be equivalent TO an
acknowledgment, OF the supremacy Of the United States
over that counuy.
The winter. however, on hearing that Mr. Wise had been
"disHs5sd by bis Government" (which. however. as i.
known here, not toe fact, as Mr.. Polk would greatly
prefer with Bfa4 rather than encounter the wrath
Of the EK-MinsterJ expressed the opinion that there
would be no difficulty bringing the affair TO peaceful
conclusion We hope that may so result eyon though
Mr.. Wise voluntarily returns home
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From ts sIrlHHsh R,pHlhsar.
From uaUupfcO Direct.

Extract OF letter 10 a gentleman no th.sei,y d,ted-
"TArur5 JUvf g. 1917.
Ihcrc are but $50 effective men 100 garrison Of hr port
and there BE- resident population Of about 900 Mexe,us
Pauline the best lancer Mexico, with a force Of a.
bout 100 mounted men, loo the ghboufhood murder
INK and robbng. The garrison is weak that t s not
deemed advisable 10 go out 10 attack tho maaudsf
"Ihe Lousa1a volunteers have been dying rapidly from
constant dysentcy Indeed there msny II The Lou.
sanans sick that they hardly enough men to
mount euard. Ugon The whole, situation present.
II not absolutely dangerous, certainly any thing bot rat
feFfUg.n
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EvrRacr f,su .Vss Fiiy IN d 7ss saiti,d
The Parricide.

.yrEsor Jroa q .VSS. Flay IN p .7st. ,af,fiod
The Farricide.
ny KsCnYLUs.
Ciar. Thrill 50 young md set so sad
You speiE of Destiny What BE- thine
FraHtr,I To wander forth alone. by Pate unI.nsed
Win any k.ndfei soul 10 feel the heart
Gush forth ts living streams Of love. hJwing
DER barren sol. win not an Oasis
To give s1mC ledy signs of Answering life,
Except the desert blast in wantunless
ShDuii ksf iis brow ~ith burning, wthrnz lis
or Ike tIe moon, with never varying round.
Shoulrd gloom. p,otd1r hcrveIfy way
Ger tracsess 'racs of bitter solitude
Her very ,hlste unanswered light, n aTn
VIII more of pute dian wouii nj owan-s make
or eonsor with esser. d.mmer word
Seeming The love n nyrats n stars.
Wbore aH OILS not 'qs1s hair Lsf rays
Bot IN b'fhcar.vo-7nIc eh1ining fast
H. deep. unaiiernhe icrven-y.
And, Itr tcltlstruck victim. with pair lips
Smiling = smile ~ cod. q rather s,emsf
The cncrVruccu-r o. a bunting ter.
-1hN Or ne rate NJ hiui, whose burn uF heart.
Wrapped % ne s1ulbrs mantle Of deep tIrurht
Has feii itH mighty heav.ngsa unmarked.
A. though single biDw had been d0ond
To swell lnm3vrd DER oceans haERafd face.
Ch1ngsier n place, whfr urny sister saves
Were Gaping on their Hefry, bounding way.
n moverss stooi, begin with solitude
That utter solitude cnhriInr Earth
AMI wouh fIrHrlvrn thou a. hlppIrr thrice than pn,g
RisiHsHf JHHs 2iIf t-t7.
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IEDiAS DiIUErAEcU.-Aeoounts Of renewed acts Of
violence and bloodshed among the Indians on the w,s
tern frontier, c0ninno 10 reach S. Louis Two traders
arrived Al hs paee the 18th, give sccouns Of ifcquef
octs Of the Kind by The Osages, Chg psr sod
ersl other Tbos The other between whom bitter host H.
" has for long time existed. II reported, before
they ltit, that ersnd Council WIS being held tho
Salt Plains In which the Chefokees. CsmsBohes, Greeks
and Delaware tribes represented the object Of which
wss TO onite aud declare agsnst the Osages Thesp
things will Of hasten tho government The
summation Of he measures for their protection.
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Journcymen MecI,anic., A,.ociation.

At an adjourned meeting Of ae Mechanics OF edmond
and vicinity held Thursday evening June "a tot the
puPo'e Of completing the organization Of their Association
the Committee ordered BY the last meeting draft Con-
sutluOn and By-Lnws made report which received.
The Constitution reported by Committee after being
amended. was unanimously adopted.
l beng too late q take acton the BY Laws report
ed by the committee. they we're laid upon the liable.
The Secretary authorized to receive and list the
names OF Oh JoumeymeH Mechanics who wish to become
members Of the Association.
Il ordered, that when the Association adjourn to-
night, 10 would adjourn Monday evening next
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES NJ. FORD, CHM.
JAWS II. WALFoRD, SseV
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Coming Out!

Samuel sma'vood. Es7. distinguished ..Demoer,r, Of
Washington ~ c. having proc hs purpose 10 vote
ior Nj r S. Donoei, Che Wing candidate Tor Conefes,
IN ihat District has been warmly assaed by the Locoioeo
paper Published in kc~bcrl From VI. smallwood's re-
ply to one Of these assaults We make ibis extract:
" do say that would vote for Mr. Donneu Tsov 90
nov aud shall not foil my word Ny reasons are briefly
these IL know Mr. ID. to be- honest capable and 6tfu,
and believe that the administration o the country IN t G
hands Of Mr. Polk has become corrupt that on oss men
are elected 90 Congress who will ondeayor a. bring the gov
ernmoni back o DO ancient purity, thoro will rpftdy be-
an end TO our boosted liberty; and am pleased that n
hisvew en- sustained by such Domocfns on Senators Cal
houn and Butler, of S. Carolina Yuco AID Woftcou OF
Fiofda. tnd tho Hon. W II. Haywood lao Senator from
H. Carolina ond by host of honest Dsmoeras throughout
the county the late elections show most conclusivey
Would TO God there were moro such statesmen snd
patriots n tho Democratic parry Mr. Calhoun and Ices
number Of email men, tAo Mr. Polk, elevated 10 high VIA.
uons. Then hc country would be now .uIefing unde
this terrible Fcourge u war ard Democracy would b. de
eacod with mo- such motto on E banner, 10 The yctor
belong the spois' voted ~ is true for Mr. Polk but
deeply fcgrcit-and sOiemny believe that nine tcnths
those who voted o. Did, regret 10 too.
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D ,! 4 NORRIS,


AVE on hand and continue nom w. woresr't
supplies OF his celebrated Graud Action Planes hv
are from sr to seven oeyss Rosewood Mahogan, case.
and OF the Ae,t styles of finish.
M woree,ters Piano. viii be found 10 eomhin. .ve,
not only desirable but absolutely the eton Of
ranohe great sze and strength Of the
surprising and eurou'y gvd tension the
shs'-ahd his skill and Superior workman. particular
aud the sa-ned wood which not only ur
DE- but capable Cf be
and retain good tone the protueins
clear and arieuaic yet 1T, have
sngi'ty perfect touch The deieaey nay
song
To those in OF supsnoT Instrument we beg to saw 81
anime them before purchaainK
Oidefs prnnnt
De the enure satisfaction purchaser
price aud quality.
% written guarantee accompany each Instrument sold
and should they not be-
Aehho"enged suIroy the purchase wall be ruunid
workman. 4, rs
We beg TO refer TO the following testimonials
PIANO FORTES.-We gladly take the op
pouniy OF the our CIV
o speak Of the Piano Foes OF SIR Having occasion 10
purchase an instrument consulted professor Of
the piano fcne and by applied 10 w
Ne are happy To with quality
Iheie Is always certain fashion,
ou fortunately the tone and an n
upoh uc own inkrtnse which
judgment. and about purcha
ns that they Will be dappO wolees.ts
pianos The one which yieLed SI25O
wnof his mahufaeture-lN.Y Y. Christian Inquirer.
The reputation OF Mr Worcester such that - al
most unnecessary to offer conmehdaory
their quality Of tone eeganee Of general excl
enss IL Is suhieieR o the
be eieeled respect They
cases from siI TO rood
rumen which they may purchase perfect eonI-e
by all those OF his ~ Y
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TRornIks on wAK-wo have now banging up La our
Office Mexican coat. with bullet hole the breast and
there are numerous other trophies from the other
places In this city. At IIausburVh the Executive Cham
Der decorated with embems from the earliest victories OF
the campaign. Al Washington. tho War Department 10
literally erammcd with these proofs Of the vsor OF our sol
ders But ai these examples, brilliant and exciting as they
are, have been ontdaEzed By the trophy which has been
won by ono OF the Wesmofoland county Volunteers let
contemporary OF the Pusburg Post tell the story Tor
himself ave heard. day since. that ono Of our
wcsmoeland volunteers, since the expiration OF h.. eim
Of service. h'd returned home bringing captive with han
In the shape OF full grown Mexican. From the desc,
toa gwen To us musi have been trophy worthy OF
sefyation; and which he hereafter point
the brightest results OF the with Mexico. Il noih
less than beautiful gil, with long flowing black hair
ustous black eyes the form OF syph-and who love
him with oil the srdor with which southern ladies love-
She loved HIM and willing leave southern skies
perhaps father and mother, and all whom she had one
loved. to be hs icys We understand the rites Of holy
church had sanctioned the union which their souls
iotmed and that they one May all that good at.
tend them."-Psnasy lpanian.
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IMPORTANT ARREsr-Our readers will often have motto.
ed m statements respecting the slave trade Coast Of
Africa. mention OF the name Of Capt CAnot as pro-
petor OF very extensive shaving establishment
We learn that this Capt Cano who arrived city but
Anew days ago. was yesterday arrested by officer Smith
one Of tho u - Mnrshas Deputies chaigc of having
violated the laws Of tho United States relative the slave
trade by having IN December last fitted ia this port a
vessel TO be engaged IN the slave trade which him
self went as passenger To the Coast Of AricsN T. Couri-
Inn 2
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Destructive HAL SLoEM AT PEORIA uL-A Cuup
hLLED by LIGurSISs.-Peora was visited ON Saturday
week by OF the terrific hail storms ever recorded
connnued Tor hall an hour accompanied with high
and heavy thunder; many Of the hail stones that fell
sured from three TO inches in circumference The des-
Tucuon TO property very great; all the glass in the
windows exposed to 1t broken and the sash
cut through in many instances while the Rurdens and
fruit trees suffered damage The forrest trees were
supPed OF their foliage and small branches and after the
storm mad passed every thing around shattered as
pect The house of Capt. Moss struck by lightning
during the storm. and killed e girl about eight years
OF age.
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Alarming from Vern Cruz,

We learn from CapI Coffin, q the Mary Kngssnd that
ou oco al Nea Cruz does not ereeed three hHadrsd end
only forty troops in the Castle i! The goe,ls p,,y tbs,
attacked the train amounted 1900 men We ,ok tl,,
olV and our troops Ia imminent danger Who s fosponsi
bic ior tho conducton Of this whr1
Cen Scott has issued orders there are 10 be no ors
prisoners taken 10 the waf.--tN. o. Nadonai
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Llft IN TENAs-On Saturday, tho LIST instant the iail
IN this place broken tho prisoners escaped TO
wit; James Buck. Gideon Flyn A. V. Reener and the
negro Biechus, all having been committed as felons to
await their several trials a, the approaching OF our
District Court. They undermined the building cutting
away the Hoor by means OF instruments furnished then
through the Crates by unknown hand. On Sunday
morning, A " kocnor (hsvng secre,ed himself in the
bushes near the edge Of town the night povous halted
citizen, and came in and give himself up. On Sunday
night the Sheriff, together with number Of citizens of
the country, started IN pursuit OF the OVERWHELMING of
them, OF supposng that they had made towards the Sa
bne rver They found, after getting the same that
canoe or two had been taken at n. V. Boards ferry
and ON their arrival the Gram Bluffs some miles below
aesnoe was left and ski taken. Whereupon they
TO Pulaski some distance below and guarded both banks
OF tue river; and on Monday night time before day.
the skf appeared-an in retakne them FIvn, was kid
IN the craft, aud Bacehus also killed and fell overheard
Buck remained in the craft and, coating ashore was re-
captured brought back and placed within the walls Of the
prison.-Soda Lake (Teras) Herald
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Tuesday. 02d instant Grove Orange Country
WILLIAM NORRIS ofPhP and T. r. A. Jones; aged about
months
B1r Enqulfer viii please copy.
On THURSDAY night last WALTER infant ,on of Byrd Chamber
ayns, ia uo sti month Of hsaFe
On tho 17h ofJune Bloomfield. In Charles City conn
~ the residence Of her husband, Mrs MARY r. JoNE,
wife Of Henry L. Jonos, and Oldest daughter OF ExPes-
dent Tyler.
The righteous shall be had In everlasting memory such
tho statement Il tho Bible. II ifuo hist from the
memories Of the wicked. the righteous obiteted end
that with approval tool and from The Of both the
pOus and tho wicked many may aud de- fade away Mrs.
Jones fell asleep, and numbered with the de-
parted Though she had beoi cbo for years aud much
affected previous her dcccase her doah indeed sud
den. Asa wife and mother sho was kind and affection
ate; noighbor. she good and kind. Mrs. Jones
has loft bofoavrd husband, aud four small ohldonono
inlantwith numerous circle Of friends, 10 their
loss.
Her lnnRuishing head s Of rest,
lie thinking and aching arc DER
Her quiet mmOyabe bresst
Is hoavd by aiil iction no moro.
a FRIEND.
CnARLEs CRY CoUTy. Goth Juno, ~.
~ Richmond papers will please copy.
I'VE copy by request tho following Tho 81. Louis
Republican Of the 18Th of June.
A. the residence Of Mr. James Bib, In Franklin county
Missouri. on Tuesday, June let, IS47, JOHN SAMUEL
BOXLEY con II Mr. VIM. 3. BoSley, of ST. Louis coun.
". Missouri sgod yosrs and 10 months.
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H'RRID SusncoN.-We learn from gentleman recent
y from New Mexico says the ST. Louis Reveile that
suspicion prevailed there, that American nj first sup
posed To have been massacrod the time Waldo and
Others fell sui lives, and that he has from the first been
one OF the prime insgaos OF the bucheres that have ia
ken place. both at the Moro aud Taos Ii alleged that
he has been seen long since the massacre, among band
ct outlaws and that he appeared be their leader Strong
and seemingly incredible this story s We are assured
that at Santa lie is generalY believed 10 be true
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ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATES.

DIX. SWAY Ms tompoHnd SYRUP Of Wild
Cherry ~ nsl Tint 10 Processes To bc.--tHE GREA.
wORLDOf all the
bren recorded the
furnish this which living proof
Of the durability Of Consumption when life had been despair
ed Of
DR SwAYSE-DeaT SrFor the good OF public. my
self duty bound 90 testify the which
Syrup Of Wild Cherry performed For my part
every body ought 20 kuOw IT, afflicted n
cough, of blood hoast
indicating alarming dseas sppce
ard 9Th had far ad that friends physician
were persuaded could daysmy
my ANXIOUS ttker made inquiry would DE likely
procure most certain rel e She told that Il D
pound Syup Of Wild Cherry failed the my
hopeless Your medicine immortality prseuicd
bottle relief and by the time had
tie cough had lon and much
short has made perfect Of and
a. ~, aud have good believe
your medicine has saved from premature gave. shah
pleasedtn give any information respecting my
-.-.a...
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j. It stated IN the New Orleans papers that Mr. At.
wood, distinguished artist from Phiiodclphs, eomns.
stoned paint the portrait Of General Taylor has returned
rom the camp having performed the assigned to him
Tie hos painted two portraits Of the Gorora-one in foil
unform' and the other IN bis unm1ry costume Both
saLd % Do admirable Mkene-.e.
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Although cannot advance upon San Luis n IL thought
there may be- some skfmishiog on The road from here
CsmsTgo, Uea having sgain pluoked up courage become
tired Of mastery inacviy, ana being now head u
large force Of ancefs IL bad been reported that be
Tus but the report credited; but was yesterday In
formed Of headquarters that positive information had been
received that ues Of tho hoad Of 1000 cavalry The
side Of Victoria Il - probable that the force s over cs-
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mated. II the gentleman should show himself suspect
the old general will make another pash 10 take him. lew
days ago he might have made very pretty h,le speeua
no. asa large amount OF spreie was brought up.
Talking OF specie, an America who has been doing
business in Zaeaecas for years, arrived here few
days ago with $4,000 in Mexican dollars Of this years
coinage He converted his property into hard cash. and
succeeded Ia smuggling Il OF country. Here he OBJ
tsined draft New Orca 10 from Paymaser Hunttr.f
wrote you on the Both u and In my letter stated that
Ool HAYS was on his way hiihcr with full regiment OF
Texas Rangers. But upon inquiry turns out that he only
has live companies OF the regiment that Henry Me-
Culloch with. aud they were enlisted Tor
months only and under Col Curtis's 50 900 call
OF course he cannot be received The Missouri volunteers
did not succeed i'm forming the company
expected, the sound OF home being ao sweet They had
inc positive assurance Of Gen Taylor. that he would glad
receive as many disposed reenlisi but they
backed out There may be two companies raised OF
Tue Arkansas cavalry, but very much doubt whether IL
-Four companies OF the first battalion Virginia volunteer,
marched into town from China this MORNING. Capt Bank.
heads company being left behind take OF sick
"rcJon the regiment as soon rs possible Lieut.. Mahsn
who was shot IN the duel which mentioned in my last
was still alive but hopes entertained OF his recovery
short time since party OF about thirty armed M,xcans
dergong an examination, disamed and released the
acade giving security that they should again found
under arms There about 100 OF the regiment the
sick list but there few OF them dangerously ill., Abou,
twenty OF them be discharged and will 20 home un
der charge OF Lieuts Allen and Pegram. who 20 home
recruiting service. volunser named Daniel Harmon, OF
OapI ffestons company Virginia volunteers died day be-
fore yesterday.
The abandonment of tho San Luis expedition account
OF the withdrawal OF the troops, Is still tho topic OF
versaton and cause of universal regret believe Gon
Taylor freely admits the necessity Of Gen. Scos having
more troops and speedily, and only regret suf
cient number ot troops have been forwarded. Now
the very commencement OF the campaign tho troops have
been sent out in drbles and operations of vigorous
character prevented from this cause Well, shall sec
what We shall sec The impression prev here
to some extent that Mexico is disposed for peace IL all
grows out OF the statement in N o. Delta that the British
Minister had received application for mediation on the
part OF his Government from tho Mexican government
There is ell here. JE ID
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CITY ARRIVALS.

err HorrL June 05--R Dunlop, ID Jones. Petersburg;
4 l. Herbert, Pollock, Portsmouth; u o Crenshsw,
Chss Cityi Cen BSsxton, Miss Oliver, and sofv Geo
Corr, and niece CoalIer Cosler, King William; Chas
sharpe, Dixon, Mr. Cunningham, Norolki Randolph Hsr
rison Prince George; Mssef Bfsxon University We; Df
Savage, New Kent 8 Y Baniser, Amelis.