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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29
From ChihuahuR.

Letters were received iu this city yesterday
from Chtuahua dsted Ten days sfier the depart
ure Of Co. Doniphsrs Command from that city. They
we're brought hy NJ. Webb who returned BY wsy OF
ri Paso and santa All aorg ihe route between chi
huahus and snts Le sui red % pass without
mol-statiou from t1e citizens Ih3 lcttrrs -epresenf
every thing ~ Quie, a. Chhushustha cizens Sho Rad
fed on the entrance oi our arm} hsd returned t1-their
h1nrs-sud trs+e was commencing under An srrrnfe-
uaut ns3e by the merchants wth me state authorities
sfar Col D5rifran jeff BT This treaty the American
merchants agreed % pay such Custom use duties ~
were paid IS the Nsxcsl. and trs authorities on Their
part guaranteed tie SAFETY at the per.ons ard property
N the merchants Tna Mexican said o. treat the
Americans with great Difference snd civity and Z was
hoped that Gales ~ s the coois-amounung % a mil
lion Of dollars worth when The army entered Chihuahus
would De soon effected The letters complain OF the
exceeding haste with which he departure of the Amer
lean troops was effected AMI Of the dangers % which
this conduct eft them ezposed - Louis Repuo 10th
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,CEcfs LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS 90,
- m

It Letters Bags open Al the Office Of The New
YORK Tribune Tor all Foreign Foni, sni al letters and
aorspapers denostsd 10 This oEcs will Slwaysbe for
wsrded D., tho very earliest vessels. 9hls department 10
gnder he special supervision Of }. B. MOWER ESQ
well known f,r many years the experienced and en-
cenl Superintendent Of the Foreign Leter Department OF
he New-YCrE Guy Poet once
Eass are now open flr the reception ~ letters an no" s.
papers Tor the following places viz. London, Liverpool
1sseosv Ireland Hayrr, Msrtei-s Amsterdsr 81 rmen
Hsm9ures Rio de Ja1siro VALPARAISO. buenos Ayfes
Orreon Mexico. Panama, ST. Thomas, Kingston, Jam
Msisnzss, Havans
OfHce open from 6 4 81. til TO P. ~.
~ Letters and Newspapers VII. De received a.
the Fore IN snip Letter Office Of ne n Y Tribune Tor we
pscs-tship ONEIDA. Capt Funck, which sths foi
Hayre on The lsi oi Ausust f,
rogsp .pefs Tor the packet-.hp PRINCE ALBERT tapL
Never which sails for London ihe lst oi August JyA
Also will be- received the place, L-uefs snl
Newspapsrs Or the packet-'hip ISAAC WRIGHT Capt
Marsha which sails Tor Liverpool on The lsl OF August
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tuin0om 6ha0ee.

FI,D SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Merchsnl,--
L Window Shades NJ whole ) C. NOODFOhDi
2q5 Broadway ia daily receiving Ia quantities OF W m
dow Shades suitable for the southern and Western msrk
eta and which will BE- sold A. small advance on ne cost
OF manufacturing. Also, Glt C0rDlces, Lace Curtains,
Gimp. fs.ssis Curtain Bands. Loops, Gfuze Wire WIN
dow shades S--Lsfsrees Buildings, l95 Broadway.
WINDOW rHADE-, CIT Cornice', Nc-J G..
w NOODFORD, 20 Broadway, Invites those about pur.
chasing Window Shades 10 and examining his large and
beautiful assortment before making their selections some
very superior gothcs Landscapes dove ygnrlss Co
rnthan columns Roman arches Venetian scenes &c Also
lace aud muslin curtains Curtain band, loops, pins centre
tssssls, gin c0ruice. gsuze window WIRE &C 81 reduced
prices Lafargs Building, 295 Broadway.
~ 4 liberal discount To tnOte buying 10 sell again
Southern Merchants will here hud large assortment 'ut
,Lf. ~ IN. SIN h-rn climate 2qS Rrnad iy7
AATINDUsS ~nkBh-, spmcr-.I-r smiiies sbou'
W furnishing eir houses With shHc 20 VIII save nay per
CEN ~ calling "a he suoscrl1tft , ,.,....,.,,
BARTOb ORMSBEE,
.ag f,, NJ anufarrIrara and Irportrrs
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General Notices.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS,
WLERS & WELLS,
iy3 SIM 1871 NnssRu--t. y. u

~ Wnter-CUr Establishment. AZ Bond-st N.
T. and syOsssi 10y ier Bay T. l. Dr. oiEw, Toe eare'l
American practitioner and author on aerCuTe, receives
patients A. above. Those al distance may, by sending
q Zee be advised for q treatment ~ home. myAo
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a goLp sPaisG HOTEL Ann soA.DIS
Jnsurdnce.

xNIIIIANI-BIRGu FIRE INSURANCE CO.
w continues To against loss damage by DIRE on
reasonable erms any other Company In The city
niREcroRs
Jeremiah johnson, Chas. Deyoe, John Hsrss,
Jay jarvis Jas L. BALDWIN, joan ~ hyefsoo
Luke Baker, Thos mcElrsth, VIM Whrce,
Daniel BURNETT, Aonzo A. Alvord, Robert Barckisy,
H. Wesley Dixon.
DANIEL bUkrNETr, President
Jas NJ MCLEAN Secretary. tyAu
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miscellaneous.
Ir3CHANIC-' -OCIETY -CHOOL

Vr9CUANIC-, SOCIETY -CHOOL-rais pop
tiu.ar Institution situated ~ Br1cdTay VII De re-
opened Monday, the Jth ~ August appleatv,
go g-Tro,l III t1e Male Department. 90 Ma Mary
gesn Pr.aci1ai OF ne Young Ladies Department Or
10 any OF the ,0I0wng gentlemen, VINO compose VIC
aeHry iasa. ia. ys9 Norien An'oa B2se 5.,v
Thomas c. Char James Morris, niIA.lh >. Pc Pc
dayoyue IT B Maxwell George Enolco'~
Lyman COBB. Franc.s r. seloss, John ? Moore.
Lir-s " stevens, George N llher, Gill; ,,..-.,.,.s
LYMAN COBB, secretary oi s'hoo. O5' a5s'i..-,.,rf
New-Yors. July =, l.i7 y = -
OoUND HILL Waisf.Cure Eala5usament-Tns
IlKound HUI WslsrCure Es.eDilshm-oi ".n Pc ~
dred rooms and every REGULATES .5i ne c9iAo' -
ods,ol OF patients l. nOS in succ-ss'1i 0petAuoa
a. amman supply % cure spring waller, VIA NhCh =
he vsrioIs be.fs are supplied Paiieos VII be ~
- ,.r-r.I terms are 60 week; yaryl1t YNrfrff
-er,Ttt1y ID ccrus ard he accou3i t4yls ~,
CURED Accessible By oir9,i lr9l yv55,iYH4Rsa
DiE. Z. DENNIsTON,
Dr.. j. A, Gu SoM M.S - las7 jslosm
ZzT-TE 7KT--Fsi enls cen nave correct q ct
w 40 regimen. ll hddhlln % 81 he naInlo sppI-
.r. ~ b. CIV .vse1 a. DR.. TRAILS commOd Gus 80
A1ns8meui, IS Lsght'I Con'a4iA'ioa' ever
TINO HNRDHAKE ana fancy Goots DeslefH-" :
AVE lst received supply u nfre sl<-f OF vis"y u
Hocks s4lA5I- fJr trout, pickerrl arc az n,llsg -
90 r-aty 10 al orders and supply patterns saf snow
-srt. 10 Toe trade Th= q hook ln7 hf. ane ofslns
49, .lr1irr hook Is couirived with aai spriog az
ivs 80 s51e5 .g9snor 10 The various iuila loDs ~ih
yirs springs and Is ei-rfec y d-acfs sn1 c1Is-i
-. For s4e. wtol-sa- ard r-t1il, oY
"a JOHN j. BROWN L Co u - 20 =
DRITI-H BKIG HOPE, fom horios.-AA p, p.
ID 10ns sre c-uu0ced sgansi truf-n. %
IN tl rr-v u ns ID c~ls VI lLef colHa1
-rfII a. u..1 By .ls c. ptan " runslfne- 81 -.
- VAT. IAPscOrT, s5 soltre..
TION-Tse P40lc srs canaosed o.. y ';I'' ~
L e-.vy OF 10 b. bng THOMAS NlLLlA. 70
4abt. az th-ir c-ulrsc.irg vii BE- pad % ~
Cos.i.rs- D. MeMCR2AY, cor Plns a. so ID -.
TY,TTION-TEs ga5ic sr5 esali3Iea 20 y ua.' .es
u er-s N ne Br sap Jane, A. 20 1ry.s ~ $50 ~
tr,-,ilg y. hi b. usld b. the captain " eol'l ~
i-is J. hcrlt ms - --
Tor Sd ~ Cares Labels boo q
49, Tit's. ir re French EDz ih ard German siyrs
Tvs iui.i fHOs nRADLr1- - ~ - - - y
-, TO I-OIN Al = Pad UENT o. Guy
81, 100 properly Apply Ns' s'ya'a-I sz'a
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u,pRfutE DEED.-On Sailraay u.s.. la s
80 S.i1r nan ~ he name OF ssh9uoaIEsr w3o re-
.Sed DO On TARA Slow Rockets, srssIsa Pr ,s ~s
VIII toe circumstance. We are no. '0 pf 40 esen.
ed 70 si,emP' " The brother Of bis wife snd
S,sss 5. a Secuted n. Or a. p q " ws ss'
Been srressd and committed to j'il lH'eHlo1u 'As
s,x,Toc1 spRrses-The number Of Ps:'en ,.'1,
arriving ~ US .siS "a - Albany Argus
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Urn Pcooe.
& & D NJ. STERRINs.

No. II N,ssarsr
uAyR FOR sALE, IN lots, san purchasers, ST low
sRoWN sdEETINGS-i rre,i v.rl-sy or,,ylss heavy
sns fr--LNVre.cs. Portsmouth samoa pa Cfoton.
Lowell E.Jl Mis- We,tPorL Wsi'esioae, North Caro-
re coTT6S YAsN-Twis, s-a slirg. No ? to o. rom
he BET mills IN Paersoo, New jersey o' AH'sfaef'"sri
COARSE YARSs Tor Cosnf-s T'-al,-A..or,ei NJ. S %
10, ard D L. fsuotfor qlsty, q Nor'n snd SCUM
Csro,ins. Georgia rgnis sad New Jersey Lag bee.
rnd Do-,s Tus. o. bet g5sitv. 70, y ssts-H f-'ds
BROW nslLLS -ofnlb~~gt. Rltti--. Salts, I~'Hs,
Cg-Pt HTp, b'csi"s, Sstne i~'ns' q . 49,.
y. B-Lib-rs aivsuces made on ca, - rents 81 on
TO IMPORTERS AND rEh.ERs IN
~ wGEoN L co Resais6ti. 4 c,s.A,. cs.slrners.
Ths Gold aeda IA. been awarded BY he American In
s,,u,. or their superior manner Of '-an'hng orae''
Ne..rs. woco, slsde, IS Brosa.st
Wr {. Langley CO. rs ENchsrge-place
D Brigham g 81 Pine a. 10 whom hey refer
y B.-Two thousand dollars Insured or goods Tor az
CONT q sus,ou'~ra iyiS I'm.
Ready Ma, md hlic 20 OTfsr.
The Cheapest Fashionable
In Nev.YsrEs
W. r. DEGROOr CO.
mys Smo, No a. Fu,oO-si
BROWN SHEETINGs.
DROWN SHEETlNGS snd shirliugs Of al styles ard
Dwi3h. Aso os'ts, WIGS 'gine, warp wsidiSs. cot
ton yarn Il SSgs e FS S 's ss 4 On ore
credt5y ljy.4Sm DORR NHlrahtS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANT>.-BOwn sheet
L ing. sd shrlngs ~ every style and wdtn, Al ne
known brands. both heavy and hne-Stark Mills, Law
renee 80 Intisn Head. Cabot 4. Premium Heavy Ner-
rimark Eysers Unkoowns SC. may b. bad AZ msnuisc-
turrrs prices the % noorsof H sod ~ Cedar - hs
hors above Pear.-sL Yard wide sls-grgs,6 cents per
ward Also. bats. wick, twines, wsrp ard weddng ALSO,
beat Southern cotton yarn, Nos ~ II and 10 u
7. n UND ERHlLLS co.
jgls is, D and 2 cedsr.1
rI'O SHIRT MaNUFACTURRR-.-- The sub
scrihsr has this day received agd uiers Tor ga - me
and very handsome stc,e Of So inch beaehed CoVons
ufsclured 81 the Ponchsrs'n Ms, rom ma best OF
stock expressly Tor shirts, % winch h hsgs esve 10 IN
vits he attention oftha trade c f. HARRIS.
ie9 IS Exchange piaee
DIE AND ORANGE PRINrs-on hne and
Dmedium cloths and OF sGd elegant patterns for
sale low by el5 2wl c. = HARRIS, o. Exchsuse-pl
NEGRO G:OUU~.-50O packages Coventry, Georgia
INDoyer Baltimore Concord River aud Washington
Plains AID kerseys. f1r sale hy
Y26 NEsNlTd 90 ~ snl ,. tlnr-ss-
DIE.TYIED GOODS --6j0 cases comprising eveTg
ID width, s,yle, sod quality. toI sac oy :,
4 N26 NcsMlth y ~. ~ hul . No.
NIEKINO CA-sIuFRE-- no eA'es green, biaci
T Niand god mixed, just received, Tor lsle by
+ avs NEsMlTlii co ~ and y Finest
/ CANTUN FLANNEi $50 cases brown and bleaeh
/ IvlS NEsMITH & co 81 and 50 Pinest.
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SAINT H,SsAy, Secretary.
MIsrURS Posr. NJ. D.. Physician. 5ol Broadway. lyl
IlIBE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life insufanc. Con.
p.ny-Oncs II Wall-st-fhs Institution 70 disnsguis6
ed by the following p-culisrities:
s1 When tho premium 10 $50 annually cns v
NAV be paid In cash and hreo fourths IN SECURED note
Al IL months, bearing SIX per cent interest," o. may b
paid hafys. s9 ne pciSYey gH6 bayng o. ~.
premium cssh and ihose taking policies fof shorter
periods and paying 90 per cent In cash may give her n
diydua noss for tho balances II Satisfactory IN The ON
H..
The business OF the Company has been unparalleled dur
ng the ums Of It's existence. To the LIST Of January 1877,
M uonlhs) So7 policies had been Issued, and shs paying
all osses and expenses there remslnsd net csP,tsl OF
nearly Statements Of tho business and all othos
papers Of tho Company may be had by applying she once
Of the Company, II Wsst New York
DIRECTORS
g.th Low JohnA. Undefw God ,Thos B. Segur,
YIN A Psntx VIM NJ Mott, Edw. Anthony
Henry McFsrlan Robl L. Patterson, WIN. NJ 5impsoo,
Chas 4 Msekn nett Andrew Smelling, Lewis c. Grover.
ROBr. l.. PATTERSON, Prssidsut
BENZ c. MILLER, Secretary.
jas Stewart. II. b. Medical Examiner, ct The once
daily from to O'CLOCK
V.LEsTIsE MORT M. ID.
JAS Vas REsssELAER. ~. d.
a. TuThSsn Medical BOARD on consu""oo
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D. WHEELER,
- { OmmissioneT tor the states OF new o. Is
an Cnrr-ctru.. Ts.fIH4suf hal W.T. "
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WANTS A sITtATION-a yoarg msn via food
w sd5rrss, lo.t snivrd from irslsnc-~rtes pest
hand ard good sccuunisnL Ne hss serv-d sn years
10 ~holess- ard r-ss grocery sstahiishnrnt Daobn.
iron hicn ~ con-s well recommended. Taoss ~ quit
1g ne servicss bfsueh p-rson ple.ss sddress Beg
s5i. lower Post ofice ~hich s BE 10 persoe
jgZ7 Sly.
IA ANTEp-A cheap house soc lot IN me vicinity Of
w Ss~-foEk where part 81 TIE psymeat be made
10 merchandise Address Hcase" ~ shs o5cs stsdnG
pyicesaa loestion. WI srs
sttusrioos for sxc.lsnt 0ofnas
w American snd other servants, sl BIRDSALLs Ago
cy, 80. Broadway near csna-s. iyr s.
WANTkD-lmm,disssly tweny-rve young nea
w Americas 10 80 on Whaling voyages In nrss elass
shire All colhng aud other necessary srsess furnished
90 TIE credo he voyage chance now oses for
bose wishing lAAe voyage yor farther per.
ucuars apply 70 ne New Eng and Whaling Co ~ Cort.
xndsl lyB In
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NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.
-, defence of the slave Trade, and OF slavery
ms IL Exists In the United states.

ma source OF deep regret that 10 sections Of
eoary misguided persons have occasionally ioduged 10
,ss and sgi'sOrs, whose object IL the destruction Of
n5x,sric INSTITUTIONS existing IN other sectionsnsi
nj ss witch existed 81 the adoption 81 he Constitution
al were Recognized and protected by IT, All must
ssW possible for them 10 be successful Ia attain
sg bef object The DISSOLUTION THE UfiOS, ard the
consequent destruction OF happy form OF Government
nss speedily iollow.-Mr. Folks hGugVrat Addrs5'
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-03
THE RocKINdfIAM eoMpANy

The Rockingham Company, numbering soma
eighty four men, arrived in sthis City yesterday
about one o'clock p. M. and were received IN fine
style by the Cossaeks, the Ringgold Artillerisks,
and the Cadets under Mr.. Disbfow. From the
head Of Hillsborough Street they were marched 10
the Capitol, where they were met and addressed
by the Governor of the State; after which they
proceeded to their lodgings, The hospitabe man
sion of Mr.. John Hutchins ..,-s
We subjoin is list of the Officers OF this Com.
pany: Patrick M. Henry, Captain; Peter Scales,
lst Lieutenat; E, w. Hancock, ed Lieutenant
Joseph Mastin, I'd I'd Lieutenant; Lewis B. Phil.
ips, First Sergeant; A. M, Strong, Second Ser.
geant; John Jones, Third Sergeant; Charles B.
Ogburn, Fourth Sergeant Jas. p. Wright, First
Corporal; P. B. s,nbble6eld, Second Corporal
Arthur Johnson, Third Corporal D. w. Stub.
ble6ed, Fourth Corporal. Lieut.. Scales repre-
sented Rockingham in the Commons at the Ses
sion Of lS44-'45, and Capt. Henry is grandson
Of the immortal Patrick Henry. The star-splan
gled flag will never be disgraced in the hands o
this noble Company
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-03
CLAIMING OUT OF IT!

Last week we denounced The Raleigh Register
for the insult it had offered to the brave North
Carolina Volunteers, by branding those of them
who are democrats as Loeotoco Volunteers
and what do you think, honest reader, is the reply
Of that "Mexican Whig" organi Why, it en-
deavors to claw out from beneath the charge, by
stating that it intended TO "app the eDi,hct com
planned of" not TO those who hare volunteered 81
but to those Democrats who e1peeted to volunteer,
or who might be influenced to do so Verify, the
" way of the transgressor is hard"
Tha. paper spoke OF "Loeo Foeo Voluntecrs"-
it now says j. alluded, not to those "who hare
volunteered" but TO such as might do so; but we
should like 10 know how, according to any rules
Of logic or common sense, Volunteers can be
/" Loco Foeo" Volunteers without "Aaving" vol
unteered Will that paper enlighten us2 Or
will it elaw out from the effects Of this article by
preserving digni6ed silenee2
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-03
- CAsWELL VOLUNTEERS.

These noble fellows left this place on Wednes-
day morning last, and are doubtless by this time
in their quarters, and somewhat familiarized with
soldiers life We have all confidence in their
capacities of endurance, we'll in their valor for
the battlefield -...- s...f
The Hon. Calvin Graves Senator from Cas-
well, had gone home from his arduous duties in
the Legislature, and had remained only one night
with his family, from which he had been absent
for many weeks; but such was his love for the
Casweli boys, (he has four nephews among them,) }
and such his State and County pride, that he re.
turned to this city in company with them, over bad
roads and in severe weather, and saw them de-
part in the cars for Wilmington. Before leaving
their quarters. at the house of Mr.. John Hutch
ins, he returned the thanks of the Caswell Vol
unteers to the Military companies of the city and
to the citizens for the respect with which they had
been treated; and in the course of his remarks he
made the pledge, that the Caswell Volunteers,
with fair field and an open fight, would kilmore
Mexicans than any company that has yet crossed
the Rio Grande. This pledge, we feel satisfied,
will be redeemed, should an opportunity present
ITSELF
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-03
THE EDGECoMB FLAG.

We wish we had space to publish entire tho
beautiful and very appropriate Address Of Miss
Sarah E. Howard, delivered in Tarborough on
the 18th ultimo. on the occasion Of presenting to
comb Company. We quote one or two paragraphs
from :his Address
whilst the weakness OF our sex forbids US 10
encounter the faligues and privaons Of war; 1t has
always been deemed appropriate, that woman
.hould cheer on the soldier 10 the field. In this
but emulate the example of the maidens and mat.
rons Of the Revolution; that Revolution which es-
lablished those political liberties and conferred
those social benefits, TO secure which you have vol
unteered. Your fathers waged war against the
naughty Brifon, and the Lion of England has twice
crouched before the Eagle Of our Country. You
are engaged in a contest with the perfdous
Mexican, and the Flag Of '76 is the Flag of '46.
The same national emblems which waved over
your ancestors, now wave over yeu. The same
glorious Eagle which witnessed the death of the
gallant Col. Erwin OF Edgecomb, when he fell at
the head of bis regiment on the bloody field Of
Germantown will follow you with his bold un-
winking gaze, to the mountains and valleys of
Mexico. The same glorious stars and stripes
which beamed over Saratoga and Monmuth, Kings
Mountain and Camden, will beam over you.
"Accept then our Banner-cherish, protect and
defend il to The death. May il ever be found in the
front rank of battle, "where the balls fY thickes
and blows fall heaviest" Remember that it is not
more the Flag of the brave, than the Flag Of the
virtuous and we implore yeu, in behalf Of our
sisters of Mexico should the fortune of war place
them in your power, recollec that noble courtesy
not less than high courage characIsrzes the true
soldier.
Go; our hearts are with you." Our prayers
shall accompany you. Our paudits shall hail your
successes and greet your return. If you fall our
tears will embalm your memories"
Capt. Wilson, having received the Flag, made
neat and pertinent reply to the Address He
promised to protect and defend it to the death and
said, whether it should be the fortune of his Com
pany to fall or triumph on the battlefield that
&c from the Captain to the humblest private, they
would not forget to look upon that flag, and rem
der their heartfelt homage to the Ladies' OF Edge
comh"
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-03
THE NEWS FROM MEXICO.

By the latest dates from Mexico we learn that
the Mexican Congress has rejected, by a large
majority, the proposition for peace submilted by
the United States. The Government Of that per-
fidious and degraded people seems determind to
hold on and fight on, and certainly no alternative
is now left the United States but TO crush Mexico
into submission-to barrass her coasts and defeat
her armies, until she sues for peace.
1t is also stated that Santa Anna had written 10
the Mexican Congress that he must have eight
millions of dollars to carry on the war, or the
cause was lost; that Congress was in debate as to
whether it should con6scate the Church property
to The use of the Army; and that upon the back
of this the Church threatened 10 e1eomm~nieate
Santa Anna, the Congress, the Army, and the
whole crowd
Gen. Vega had arrived at Mexico.
Gen Scott was at Brazos st. Iago on the 12th
January, but expected IN few days to meet Gen.
Taylor at Tampico or Victoria.
We clip from the New Orleans Bulletin of the
21st ultimo the following notice of the war move
mcnts going forward at that place:
"The utmost activity prevails in the Quarter
masters and other departments in this city, cx-
peding troops provisions stores, ETC., to the coast
of Mexico feet of transports and store ships is
now preparing and is to be ready by 26th inst -
the ships are generally of large size and among
the finest in port--they each to take on board
four months water and provisions for 400 men
they are chartered by the Government for three
months and their destinatisn is kept perfectly Sc
cret, nor will their orders be opened until after
they get to sea.
@N would appear 10 be special expedition, that
will assemble at some common rendezvous, anG
the whole force employed will be about 10000
men, of which the larger portion will 60 from this
port-one regiment we understand, will cmba k
at Mobile, and we presume the regiments from the
Atlantic States will come round by sea- to Join the
main body on the Mexican coast.
We do not pretend to have any correct idea
where the storm is to burst. but we hope on the
city and castle of Vera Cruz, and as Gen, Scott
has returned to the coast after wishing Monterey and
seeing Gen. Taylor, we presume the expedition,
whatever may be the object will be uuder his inn
mediate command"