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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

nCBLIC NOTICE is hereby giveu .hsI lhs follow
inR t-tions tsyr BEEN p-Cseqted IN Tho bo-rd OF As
slsaut Aldermen viz To have Sky hth (tiih street
opened from the Third $50 he Fifth t5lh avenue %
have al los OF ground lying between the E'gon
t3) aud Tenh Q1th) aud cniy hth (35t1l and
Foraih 4Oh streets fenced H. All persons Interested 10
The above propositions avng objections the
desired o. presesg them IN wftng 10 the untefsigned A.
biz oice No Hal 81 Records before the hheenh
u5ibl dsy ~ June mat
IARTIN r. THOMPSON. Stree. c0mmissioaer.
ct,..t C,T,,u,t.sfonsrs CfF~. lime ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

DIBIIC NOTICE Is hereby given, thata petition has
been presented la The BOARD Of Aldermen, 10 have he
awning posts removed from AnnsL AL persons interest
ID u the above p,0pos0n ing objections 10 The same,
are requested present them IN writing 10 he under
signed al his Office, No. Hall Of Records or before
he llth.day Of June inst
MARTIN T. THOMPSON Street Commlssoner.
sfr.er s.Ion-ri. Office lime 1 Iqt7 lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
DVBIIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE, No.

NHssag-st-Nouc9 :. hereby given 10 the reiay "a
and next Of Ain OF ELLEN HIGGINS, widow late Of the
civ ~ New YorS deceased and who Il alleged 70 have
led lnfeststr thl shH apply the Surrogate Of the
civ All Comfy egNork Of >dmiDistrs-
oa upon Of the said nt-sia-, the 2bh DAY Of
June reKt. ten O'Clock 10 TIE forenoon Dated New
York NAV %. 1871 JAMES s. THAYER
rnVg, Q.vg.uy PIbHr Adminisfrstor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
~ Pseis EsKtao. t.s q ls LsH n xaaeA psy
a,,alyr4ssa. LADIES LIST

Andy, Mrs
Ab-fef0mbi-, Mics Jane
Adam.. Mis- Margaret
AiIif z. Ms Jane
Aa.blsr Ma Maria
Ansn, Mi.s " Z
Anderson. Mes 1sry Jane
ArmirrtOa. Hrs ElZs
Allss, EizsDeto
At~Ood, Ne Darius
A, liner, Mary Ann
Brie ale. miss &
s.rnit, aiss C.fo.Ine
Bs..-y, Mrs. ssTsa
Bs'n-t Ehzabetn
Barit1l' Biss 3
Barbafy. " dow
Bafsf. Ne + Z
Betnmer. Mia S1s
Bassfura. Mia. Louisa
Drarsn. Nlss Bp0get
Bah III. Fifgluis L
Brsaigh,n, Mr
Bran white Mrs
B-csii, Nrs nsryJ
BleaEer, ~ Henry
Beam. Margaret
Be- smin. hilss Mary
X cbef Mos Louisa
Beils sifs MACON
Bent, Mrs n Y
Bsrosn. Mrs Mary .
Bfcsen, Mis- Kate
bnce Mrs s0phis
Bir1. tilss Caroline
Bristol. Mrs Emily II
Basel. Miss Ehza
Bisll, Mr.. LoUise l.
BdslOl, Mlss Peolia N
Brown, 81 Annabelle
Brown, Mrs + izzbeah
Brown, Miss Rossiinf
Boswell, Mrs Clara
q owe. Mise Eliza
BiOrk. mrs Raphael
Brown, Mics sarah
Bower 1fs II z4beth
bOyce, Eiizsbeth
Boyd, Nrs EmeliIe
Brow Mrs RsDscca
BOlle. Mos Margaret
Brown Mrs. Ann
Bond MESA
sro IN, NJ - May 7
Burell. Miss Harriet
Burnett. Dir. msftha
Ru.hneli, Miss Henrietta
Rroyant. Mrs Jane
Burns, Mr.. CarOlius
BoUrs Bridget
Byrnes, May
4 dfe. Am
Bysu, Miss Martha Jane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
nTDTTC1 DIITSISTR .T0K,sOFFTCF, No

N.ssu .-Not ce is hereby given % the relatives and
nsxi II Kin OF NICHOLAS AUBREY, native OF Ffance,
-ie AZ the CITY Of NeNork deceased sad who IL alleged
q have di-d l1rste thst shall apply n ne Surrogate
OF Tho ant County ~ NcwYor Tor ieters u Admins
trson u60n estate II the sid inestae the p day
Il ful3 next O'clock ia he forenoon Dated New
Yotk Jure 2 1911 JAMES 5. THAYER,
- o,w4y Pubic Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

DUBLIC NOTICES hereby given that petition has
been presented 10 the Board Of Aldermen for the priv
Tege Of inc fifteen feet each side Of Fourteenth
IAN street couryarGs, and 10 remove the curb ten
f-ei beyoud The present line. All persons In The above
proposition having objections TO The sane are desired 10
present them n writing the undersigned 81 his otce,
So Hall OF Records on or before The l4h day Of June
inst MARTIN r. THOMPSON, Street C0mmissi luer
St,asf Con- rni.sioneras Offrs. Jp~e g. 1871 - ini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

f,SGIlsa sHEATHING FELT.-Ps,ent 'snss
u Eellor yshos ,hPs be..9n. enSsf eogpr ~ 'ss
SID -ihirx PsiSo. uptI.ed bar FtNiof So'e''-s ''S
80. - 1. 4, Al lSoded snc for sale BY
81 sv CYRUS w FIELD co. Burlps-siip'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
.T-.AFTERNooN LINs, Daily,

IT, AAFTERNO0N LINZ, DAILY, of
sNie-s--S New surgh aud Fishkill, landing al Van
.~>as$~a~a. CoulsDd's, (Peesskill) West Point Cod
spriug and Cornwall The steamer THOMAS POWELL
Can't ssn Johnson will leave the pier foot OF afeosl
Tor tie shove pisces every afternoon, Sundays eAcePsedJ
commencing April 10, Al O'clock Returning, VIII leave
Newbu N every morning al O'CLOCK ~ b. All ossgsss
nd fr M OF every description bank bills or specie, PAT
on board of this bs 81 the risk OF the osn there
Of unless the book Of Tue boat OF ecspsd of
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

ITnursrUn. 2 c
Fuck-r,Fr Frederick
lT1rref, JostGs }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
BRANoHIs PATENT

It "A BRANOHS PATENT
~ NJ AETIsUe sEDsrssDs.
E8rrW-E<E& To dealers In furniture, pTOpnetofs
t1r----SY hotels boarding houses and all others
- Tho subscribers would inVlie yoaf ~
tention to tho Anbug Bedsesds being me bes nea,esas
ever introduced and the facility with which lhey esn os
put 40 and taken down, occupying only one minute o.
ume-frmer when up than any other Aind OF beds'sn
whatever, afording refuge for bugs and can % NO
roughly and readily cleansed without HE trouble " ~
ting them down.
WINDLAss AND SCREW BEDsTEADs,
In lots Ia suit purchasers
NATREssEs.
large Assortment always on band and
made To order.
Beat Live Geese Feathers,
by tho bale Or 10 smaller qualities
Ship Upholstery.
Ship and steamboat eGstns furnished With dispsicb.-
Mattresses cOnfortsbes, bsnkels couDtsfphnes, snce
pillows and pillow cases towels, napkins table cote ans
every article required In the ine QUlkk fOO0,
isSlwos s. Faltonst opposite " T. HotsL
. "A THE LARGEST ss'OruDeni ofbef
81 sd sfssds beds mattresses and feathers ever
& ~ oyered. for sale Al
NJ WILLARD5 Wnerooms,
- $50 Chatham, cor. Mulberry
The attention OF hOUsekeepsrs and others s psfucusny
called to Wells p.ent rghI and iet screw bsdsrM
which drew the premium tho late Fair OF The American
InsuiaIe. Old beds renovated. COS UhOesAl- snd ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

SUPPLIES OF GROCERIES for he Aims House
- PROPOSE. wiz be received by TIE
C0Hi-son-r a. hs Once 10 h- Psrk 1niA cioek ~
ofhs an nssn Tor The supp YIN for ne Use u The Aims
hluse Department
90 barrels new Mess Beef Ns.,v yo,k cifv t,.,s.,A
So 90 Lew Prime PORK - ~ 49,
~ sGcks tn- Ashton Sal
= 4-o. ,. a. Samples 10 be seen Al The Office.
zach psrce 10 BE- estimated for separately and will be
decided 10 ai manner and proposals 10 be accompanied
with - u 1870 responsible p-rsons with their
tract be delivered u- different Institutions may be
rsquilsd free Of a. expense, % being notified.
n. 9. LEONARD. Commissioner.
OEcs u ths C0mEissiorsr o. Ains-House.
N-y-Y,rE. Iurs l. 1871 - u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

xg-~ AAtCON,IODATIoN Day L,ss for
Sy&s.y1N Albany aud intermediate nlscrs -Pssssge
<>s<<ssss~ SO c.ois Breakfast and dnner on board
The new and splendid steamer ALIOA, Capt Tap.
nr will cave the pier foot of Robu.On 70 every Monday,
W.dnrsisv ard Friday rnornisg ~ O'Clock. jeAl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05
feaal Notitss.
CuFRIFF sALE.-pr vIrlas of.sveraIwrIl. Ofaeri

SHERIFF sALE.-sy virtue Sfisvera."ri' o. asr,
80, .,,,,,. of n. civ H,n. IN th- CRY Of Sew.Yotk
n, aarfsv he teu y-eEtih t2sl day jun ISL ~ ~
c,-ors n 30 he nShi, tide ard Interest o. DfOh1s =
BkCHE which b. had 90 NJ iifi Jay ~ IAl-a - -
a .re f-ls sftsrsarc In . no-e Hanqs s11FeI ~
nav be ~ h. ana io oil tEi crtaa lot piece or patlsi VI
rrouud sfus-, lying sud being m ~ - ~ ,.n, -
Tu-Irh Ward of The City ald County o. N1"- "a, 49,.
al a.. OF several lots ground numbered from ore 20
f5rtv inc usve made hy trsn-- VIDA 10y
80 bearing date The I'm dsy q Januzry ls- ~ o' 10
= honfaa srt -crfsrfng according % said nap as ioi
lows north essiery IN frori 90 Iwenileh
ave feet, sogib-eassry on one soc ~ lot ~. - 80,
tbe thss- inches south westerly n he rear t-rnl-
fy Pei ard north aestary The olrer SIDE uy ot no %
eighty hire. feet eleven incrss being e sane premises
hat conveyed TO Edward Merry ~ Lsnas 49,. " a.,
snd wife bv coed dated I'D Of May Sf sn1 -oot,so ~
the Office Il ih- Register % ne City snd CouhF g
York n Lih-r No 3i8 4 C0nyeysnces, psge 30 Jane .
i' r, TO iss 800 w JONES ste sheriff
YORDER ofRoheu ". Livingston, supreme Court
ID Comm .siOner, notice q hereby given tai an sAei-
Cushuau OF Inc ate u srnoni NONRESIDENT 90
due proof made the said Comm-lsuer pursuant 10 ne
directions u tie statute concerning attachments sSanst
shscauting concealed or nonresident dehols ana maj
the zane sill soli for The payment % heir debts unless
The said Israel Davy and A ; Cushsn zPPeAr and Dis
charge such attachment according 10 .aw wiihin nine
s fo the first pubcauon Of this notice, and that the
payen Of any debts and he delivery or any properly be-
oreng b aid debtors for their and the
transfer Or sng property BY them Tor any purpose Vial
Isss Up. BUTLER, Of Morlah,
j lswsm Attorney Tor Auseaing Creditor
ny ORDER ofS. Caldwell supreme Couri Commits
ID soner notice IS hereby gwen that an attachment has
.-ted AGAINST the estate Of Esm Panl, uo1-residenl
debtor ant the viii be sold for The payment OF
H. d5ts unless be- appear discharge such attachment
s-ror ne % law within nine months from he hrst pubu'
eaton Id his notice and that The payment Of any debts
ege 10 him by residents Of his STATE. and The delivery 10
him. or for his Of any properly within the Ssie ne9ng
jug 10 him and transfer Of any such properly ~ MN
are i''n'aasN y ia" GEORGE TRUscoTT, Jr
no isvom Attorney for Attaching Creditor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

BOARD o. ASSISTANT ALDERMEN Asy II, 1877.
ON MOTION or ASSISTANT ALDERMAN GRAY
~ he following Ordnance was ordered 10 DO published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge
" insOyent from his debts, pursuant 10 the pro-
visions of the hirs article Of the fret Of he nth chsp
Ter uf Tie SECOND part u the Revised Statutes Lucius H.
Wait OF the Guy u NewYOrk, al insOyentdeblOr Notice
first published April a. s47-crec i0rs o appear before
he Honorable d. P lngrabam, associate Judge Of the
Of Commoa Pleas ior The City ard County u New
York a. Chambers 10 the City al Of the City Of New
Yok Oa he 5ta day Of July, ls4T a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
Az awl0w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

MOTTO E.-Iu pursuance Of Al act % Inc Legislature
Nof The 90 Ns~-Yofk passed April 49, lSf7. the
nans OF lbe Mohawk AMI Hudson T. c. 10 changed 10
uai u ta- AiDany ac1 schenectady r. K. Co.
Albany Nss :. l9l1 mr in 2fnl =. FOsFkk. Jr ser's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-05

faND BIILDERs-S-sle Proposals. viii b received
The Alus-H0u Commandments Office In tee Park
unt u OcOck Wednesday June d. 1871 " build Nufs-
err Establishment ou Rancells Island.
Tl- plans and cations Will be ready "wednesday
morpng, June l8f7 ami may % and al requisite
lnfolra 0n obtaile1 90 application q. Hsihe.d Ar
rht--t No. lus Na.ssu.st BY order " ID. Commute.
Charity and Aims NOSES g. LEONARD,
Aius.HOlso Commissioner
Committee James D. Oliver, Washington smith George
n. Pafser, John z. Cunmlngs, Amos : Hstnslt, John
Coger. Jr ief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30
From Brazos Santiago.

The James l.. Day touched the Brazos ON the 18Th
inst by her we have received copy OF the American
Flag OF Msiamotos, OF the 10Th.
The lOth Regiment OF Infantry, under command OF Col
Robert T. Temple, had arrived Maiamoros and was
camped on the bank Of the river
The tl'g informs that Col Hays regiment never wa,
stationed at Palo Alto.
The Flag has nothing from the army above. We clip
the two following paragraphs from the Flag:
"A party OF gentlemen, whilst a hunting excursion
on Monday, found dragoon's uniform about two miles
south OF the city The had evidently been murder
ed charge apparently buckho had entered lust under
the shoulder blade, Immediately below which was TRAN
gular perioraiion, evidently from bayonet The name
had been carefully off of both the inside Of the collar
and lining OF the sleeve In other respects the Jacket is
comparatively good and could have been exposed
TO the weather for any great length of time.
"a gentleman recently from Camargo informs us that on
the passage down no counted less six dead bodies
floating IN the ryerthee Mexcans and three Americans
several pilots OF our acquaintance inform that dead boz
dies are seen on every tP generally stripped their cloth
lng leaving no doubt that they have de ath at the
hands OF assassins The Indians are charged with tho
commission OF many OF these MURDERS and as thew are fire.
auently on the banks of tina o.
doubt that they had hand in them Fears are
by the captains of steamboats, th they will be able to
obtain wood above Reyno the MeNcans have desert
ed nearly all the wood yards and retired from riyer to
escape the Indians"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30

witty Of Erin we suppress his real namo and for
convenience give him the naonsl Of Patrick had
present OF Irish terrier which n the way from
Cork IN vessel lately arrived in harbor and being
nonished by friend that he have the animal duly
registered by the City Collector, him from the dog.
killer he forthwith called the Office Of that
Whon the following enacted
Patrck-Mr --, I've 10 have my dog Dennis
registered
Coleciof-Vory well, SIR the tax is 90 dollars.
Patio, but you've no right TO tax him
Col-And why not, pray1
Pai-lWith impeuurbable gravyl-Beeau'e he was not
been naturalizd He has Just arrived IN tho country and
surely you wont make him pay tho tax l he gives the
ico Of hs intentions
The Collector enjoyed the Joke. but parted II by replying
that tho dog stood upon different footing from other
ho having four kes.
Pal-Ah WE'LL there's raasOn IN that, aud suppose I
most Rvo itup. Make out tho receipt.
The receipt accordingly made out and handed TO
him. Our Irish friend eyed IL Tor time and then said,
Tho number Of this receipt IL -; III pay you the
money unless you will odd the forty I'm determined 20
have the hliy-iOur fofiy--iho whole or nOno."
This too much for friend, the Collector, who
burst loud laugh utPaek succeeded father bot
Ter than President Polk in obtainng tho S. though he
could got tho 4O no. however ehoodully paid tho tar
and al ut leaving the Office whom he paused Tor mo-
mont. II some idea he'd struck him; then turning
tho Collector no said, "Im thinking that since get
the 80, l have tho dogs changed. any how and
don't like to bother the Legislature with petition for that
purpose. III thank you jus, TO strike DsHns and write
Oregon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30
Additional Purticulnr..


The snboined letter to the editors Of the New Orleans
Zee Rives more minute particulars Of the attack OF the Mex
cans upon the train under the command Of Col McIuo.
than We have elsewhere seen, Et
PAso pz Owns, Mexico. D
Juno ii, lSi7
The train Of wagons and pack mules under the direction
Of Col Mclntosh left Vera Cruz on the lh inst
CaPs Duperu Ford and Nc Reynolds companies OF bra
goons-the two latter moun,cd-ani three hundred Infan-
Try commanded by Maj Lee and arrived in this village on
tho 9Th inst, after a march Of three days.
The nain consisting Of $50 wagons laden with specie
and ammunition, and 500 pack mules with provisions Sc
proceeded without until about noon on Sunday
last 9th inst, when advanced guard OF Capt Ford's
Indiana Dragons suddenly attacked by large body
OF McS'cans, killing two and woundng Eve or six
Ia this skrmsh the succeeded capturing several
horses and large quantity OF baggage among which
to regret the loss Of al my clothing and papers Half
hour afterwards the OF the attacked and be-
fore the guard who were too far behind
could come up To its defence, the Mexcans captured large
number ct pack-mues and robbed wagons por-
on OF their contents. With their booty they retired into
the dense ehappsra whee impossible pursue them
One OF the rascals actually dragged from wagon the wit.
OF an hospital steward and throwing her his horse
was making his escape when he was fortunately shot by
one oil the infantry, and the terrified lady delivered in
" into the arms VI her husband.
After the train. which reached several miles had
into order tho whole body moved forward the two COM
panies OF mounted Dragons forming the guard A,
sunset when passing along low portion OF the road with
an open chapparal left, and large cleared field
hemmed in about 100 yards from the road, by heavy
chaPparal aud commanded the further end by hill ON
the side OF which is small lime Fort our whole advanced
guard, consisting OF IS mounted Dragons about $50 In
isny, aud our company (Dupeu's) OF dsmounted ORA
eoons, was assailed by heavy discharge OF muskcy.
from the Fort the hill in rear and the chappara beyond
and the cleared held Our boys their fire
lily and unnchingly and returned hskly a min
u'es We then charged the chapparal rear of
the open space, senced the fire OF the enemy and
them entirely of. AT the same time tho mounted ORA
goons charged up the hill routed the Mexicans of
tort, aud drove them the hills
The whole action lasted about hall hour and troops,
Who were principally recruits, behaved in the most
gallant manner.
We suffered greatly FOR OF water bu, about clock
the night, sleeping in the middle of the road. The
morning early put motion. and about 10 o'clock
vanguard again attacked by the enemy, who up
ON being charged by the dragons, rcpulsed and
forced TO retreat into the chapparal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30

ANUsiNG-At the recent debate in Harrisburg
Messrs Thompson and wickhe, the candidates for Con-
eress, the former, who is a cted with throat had
mug dccanter upon the stand containing strong mix
re oil vinegar, salt and pepper from which, while speak
ing, he took an occasional sip. The mixture looked like
today, and Wiekhe fixed longing look upon il. Al
length, in the midst Il OF the sovertst portions of his
Opponents speech he silly took the poured out
about gill; and swallowed gulp Ills coniortions
oi eountenance were equal anything in the comic al
msnac, and at that msment Mr.. Thompson catching
glance at his face and rghulY guessing what had hap
pened quietly remarked: You had bete let that alone
Nv FiekiVe, am AFRAID fioO my medicines at once
are rather TOO much for stomach" The laugh at
poor Nieke's expense Tremendous and he was fool
enough 20 get mad al .-LaaisrilLe JnurnnL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30
CITY ARRIVALS

Powu,rAs HSv.s Juos a5.h aud 26,h.-D chss Cooke.
Aleemarie; MT and Mrs Blackjack Carolina; Blgelo~,
Universy ofva Gooch Eiuvann.; Sprague Iiosion;
Bingey, Charleston. Carolina; Lane, do; w Swim.
burn and Miss Sesbiry, Luxembourg; Browne, dsush
ter aud servant. Wilmington q; Vim Hardin Indians;
w Quares, Chss Yaneey, Louisa; ckson, Gcogcio~u,
G; DIR Fisher. lady, children. servants. Columbia,
Carolina; Janice Murdsuxh, Portsmouth, Val A Rurmis-,
Misses l. and Melton Dr. Haekeu lady aud child, LOUIS;
Mrs Omohundro, child and servant, Gordoasvic; Judge
Johnson lady and son fnessile Wilson, Portsmouth;
Tayloc and lady, RoaLokc Mis- Blair aud children,
do; n Cobbs. buckingham M Horny and lady, Psyl,A
mia.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Junc %.
Forbes, q Forbes, Miss Forbes, Barney anil lady,
Maj. Ogden and lady, Duncan, Mobile; John Leigh
University Of virgina Henry Bemer. Phsdelphs; Judge
Douglass, Jefferson county; William Mann. Corpos Chris
q, Texas; Henry Redmond do; Judge Leigh. Va; Col
Haync aud lady, Miss taync, Miss Pringe. Charleston
Mrs g w Ogden, nurse aud children, Mobile; Judge
Christian. williamsburg Judge Baker and daughter, Val
Q Walsh Washington; William Gordon. Allie marie; .
NJ Bowman, 81 Louis, Mo; J Silsbce, Baltimore; d Bi-
ker and lady, Florida; DR. Banning. New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-30

sin the city OF Mexico.


In package Of papers, &C.. sent TO us by Mr. Kendall
from Paeba, find fuller details Of sairs going ON in
the city Of Mszieo though sa nothing later han The ash
OF May. 80 81
lie cesrrssr Frsnesis translates powerful article frou,
tn, Rasonsder. Tho greater part Of IL 10 written 10 show
that the guerrilla System will be thousand tmes dis
astrous TO good Mexican citizens than the Of tho
United Saes that the inevitable tendency OF the system
will be TO leave tho honest wcdisposcd and thriving in
habians at the mercy Of awess needy dcsperdoes
that such worthy inhabitants will Inevitably apply to the
Americans Tor protection, who too ssgaeious 70
grant IL in full.
To prolong the war by . guerilla sysem tho write,
deems, therefore, suicidal for Mexico. The only Other
practicable mode he Gays the Isrss en- masss Of tho in
habsnts, attacking tho Yankees 'front.' in rear and
upon their aanks. Such rising, h executed with spirit
vigor and courage, he thinks DO successful although
the Americans might gain advantages In the outset Such
rising the editor FULLY approves of aud sh advocates
u will never take place, he because IL 10 mpo-s
bio in ITSELF but because the Mexcans do heartily do.
sirc u and have no intention OF making IT, Such being the
he calls upon his counrymen not TO solicit
but to listen to the overturcs which may be made them
lie writes with great eearness and force. and had
we would reproduce the article Such appeals must tel
powerfully In Mexico for peace. The people are muse
tn them
One Of the last of Gen. Bravo while he remancd in
command was TO sanction plan for the
der in the city, which adopted by the municipal
e We should give the plan length had not been ul-
uma'ey rejected by the Government but the design
To enrol the citizens, foreigners well natives the
single purpose Of watching the security OF private pcr-
sous and property and maintaining public order OF these
ciizens companies % thirty and forty be formed
who were TO elect their officers, &C. sc. The project
was approved OF by Senior Anaya by the Governor Of the
city, aud finally by Gen. Bravo. When IL was submitted
to Senior Barands the Minister of the Interior il was re-
Jeeicd by him summarly being scsIdalous
and decstabe IN every respect The council nevertheless
promulgated the plan, when tho Government arbitrarily in
eiered and suspended the operation of IL receives no
praise Tor this from the Monitor; quite the reverse
The resignation which Gen Rncon rendered of his Office
as second IN command TO Gen Bravo, had
ed by the GOyernm, nj the 29th u
la the Courier Fianeais find an extract from the
botefn dc Ia Demoeraeia the organ Of Faras. wit
~, caus'c review OF the defence of Santa Anna a Cero
Gordo. made by Senior Jimenez. We can undcnand that
Santa Anna finds his position with few pa
pcEs OF this kind witty rcmorseloss pouring hot shot
into him all the while. and he unable defend himself by
pointing 10 single net of successful gaany in this war
by which to deprecatc the contempt excited against him