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NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me Mr.JAS.
ht who has ices in ny emp oycn. for s. v-r,I We r..
10 I- "'se a. my oi satd ani "a ~
stree uhee me -ye Of w ANDERsDN Co for he ru-poe Z
snse' ~ wholesale Geeery and Gen RAJ CorHs on bun a
rs hs sae 81 u oe~Fe loGe tic GtoIs Cnioa Vans ~ =.
wa 'e s'r pfod5ets ani miasa NJ 4 ave ca
s2Ed We SEW Is OF hr DAVID ANDERSON t cor .uet =,
soe"S fla ana "heS. dep OF ness .1pe,-
" 4ua qi Haioni o' that hlLeh of busr-s re 10, ".
An "h 10 make neee sJ state them have also mad. an
Arrangement with Mr. FRED. ANDERSON I, aid in toe an g.
mn. OF Vi oeaee1 de1srmen who long mlr ana IN
tHiaiey a;q a'tiei wnh IL $ braneh cuisines.
Liot raj advsne VIII b. msde ms M nj. n ,,-,s. d.
Hes goods tobacco wheat pig ard azy areIe, Of
800 Ts usos 80 WA. ANDERSON, Jr.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

w r. have Tor sale privately, on a credit Of g,
is and - monhs that vluahe A,al,Lv family res
" G. '"fg IN the town o Manehetr recently o-enpisd
mt A'tfnef Archer of n story D~-ns wh
ao gooi ana eorv'nisn; osth1usfs-say hchen.
no. - ON aNe earr.sei ou &C, lal h. sh rspr-
win are front yard from which my comma din
view ~ tn 'y Of RchT1ni ard pro ue-ive
cen. IN high 'tie Of eel ivsi,n property Insured by
e Nuusi Company for the $500
Nined Al $500 sad property purcha- q low
pree HODGEs Roy A pT-rIIaN
tk.r
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COpnrinerSliin.

VIZ have this day f,rned a conncxIon in bu,icas. =.
sa ei IN o's sdetsem ant the arrangement We
nav -l WI SECURE fr Tie n.rn the Of cur SCI
nots friend and th- public Etn.aIy WIN ANpFR-ON IL
Feb'y 1t lst7-t La tTpr g -
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= L PERI
Patent Double Action Harp.

n Paert d i on HAIRS from he N, Buf,.,,,v,
oroNn 20 No ie bsard Street Oxford ondon e.tb
l IA ,siu' n veg en- previously years Manu-
Inuu-nts c1tn't he ufplcd in tone ore
s o. mp ne admirers and particularly proies
"i. ol n Harp are iavtd % examine IN lat umfbts
h Brown . now in Ehm,nd. where be Wi remain e.v
nI W. De happy 10 receive orders auend reg any
"hef bus mss con eciei With the Hap.
10 st pasei - give any information power
''nas the aa'P u h''e may fvor him with su ut
PH TAYLORa
OF titu
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CHE
RICHMOND He Sc.

SITUATED ON Governor stree. lsariy oppo.
~ to the Governors House. and about or
street. having rcc,Ay received conyderat,. reuirnuf
much eohytntat and eommndous opened on The
1T day Of November or The reception Eoarcs the
month week DAY The best sndssNor viii be
used who viii suPrrnicud rend.r who may
put up NJ the Establishment comfortable.
For the informal may call in eonvcyrcs
there most excellent Ivsiy Stable baa where ihc
houcf &C vii BE Will attended 20. y. l.. MEADE.
70
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

's'HE subscriber has just received another lot
OF tien ani German Aesorieoa' which are very
nl' ao,lnen NJ Accord ons the g-s and
NOS bea1'nal ever ~ red for n Re civ
yo-w'7 to o7ain goai an4 HANDS don At mo-
des-'s ice, cal ard n- d, "a MN L NOSTkcf-r
Deaer Pianos, Mu,i. and M1sea Instruments in ,..s,,t
No lol mint s.n 81 lhe Gaa.n LN-c- h. 81
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NJ T. nave just opened by Adams q Co. EX-
pr's iinr another h-aui ~ fn- French dr,,
BOT spend a-ise We gr uemsn IN raat o. SUI
P,f ana pe1 ci aTiiee This OF 10 Z. \,
ha1ts'ms' u not he band vr.inta ". s.eo l., %
supply or IA on hand ard latest fasho5 inv
g; teauigiy - IUrNEy a ~ arr5
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L"Gie- - nike ss.i.. Kiu Shoes
~ ,'be r. b" his a. an ss.ions .r,riv os
~ -, 20 ~ noes FRANKLIN
- s' '-- "e"s' nlin Boot a d shoe Nanuneturs
~ ~ No slS. broad II ect sh ekre AIN
~ NV BOOkS.-Puaciples and Pract.ce or
oph''mie Medicine a'd sur-cry. by T yyharo, J,
eitsh ~ haae Ilay-,N u. ~ iN''"A' onsi
L"e OF General WIN hid Scott by Edward u Map,6.h
eisne'f ana the RAJ > Que n, ~ Ms e - Kirkland.
SER .vOgELS.
IAN re O. zoe ID sau'ei ln.euu c. BY AcI. Dumas
hup'u S'hsai'''y n "G'tot Of Tea Ttousaud Year
!a!n=s' : pait- b. Mad the George sand
"a ahd kaishs VI G Wyne BY Harry Ioro,,,,
Temptation aud Aionemsni by Sr-G Gore. Forx.sk.
50 a = 'FtspER -r,....NNsW
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AIDES CATER BOOTS AND HALE
- 1hIIEkS thick and Thin ssies.-Tb. spb,rr,.,
WI oPth lhis Gay reevrd r. IN eesarated Nerr,,y ~, ~
tNns "at booI ami haf Caters hick ,sd taek -. c.
lt' bo's ara Lar Sai'e-s, thick KIN 10 aio 49,
"er Ana IA o. nue. in the ls; ashton AMI Of The &c.
" ttaheas new 81 ee ar .beauufl than the ia 80
eng IN SEs Lads in want q Boots ard b,. ,,Lt
90 W., "a e al No slj Brnd v.esae n, esen
LII q.
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CITY HOTEL,
X q In IN d m ii. Va
IL
THIS new

T'HIS new and large establishment was open
ed by the subscriber, ,hr 2ii Who with assistance
OF W. ksar ate the hntt led and known Proprietor Of
the Farme Hotel, In Fedeeks5urg deie
their undivided attention To the comfort and Of their
patrons The House situate in The Of the Cy the
groard lately covered by the noted "Od Tav ard
handsome provide with furniture sober, civil
and attentive assistants AID and with reas,nabe shave
OF the patronage Of the and
list OF Old friends and acquaintance and with
enec In the BonngtJoN o Petersburg Va think
supply an tqliyaen, Tor favour tesowsd
well formed aud pIosd d. uader the Of Mr. VIM
wood IL aitichcd to the house.
himsf the proprietor psrons arriving with their own horses
may be assured of soSd aiiertiJn Tor them.
JOHN MiNGE 4 SON
o Petersburg INTEL geneer National In,egepesr Union
washington c. Raleigh STAR and Standard
raid and Recorder, Norfolk Herald nd Beacon
Enquirer waun'ou Flag, viii copy a
and nj heir far
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ALEAANDER'S TRlCOBAPHE!
improvement Of 1916.

MS new and popular LIQUID HAIR DYE.
sh' Us introduction has rer W ureI,m.ei M mt
urine IMPROVEMENT h's At-y De- hat u stand. now
VI eoors TIE Han ,Ither BcS OF Brown iastai "A
h't an neither vases or ooiaes: and ns.s OF
-s ne ~ mq'r 20 u he beauty eiaseify o. youth
H s- Jog e sinee VIII he aPFarea. every upon single
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PASSAGETONOkFOLK 6. PORTSMOUTH

= 80 k'sSHE splendid and swift Steamer
S=sEzTT7s=Ss. d ALICE. Captain X BRoUGH having
lu't un tn rnuFh ov@rhanr complete
AMI Las rlcneed o. Curtis PEEK,
leav NJ m War Rocket. evrT- Monday, Wednesday
an4 Fri ny ~ or ings q q t.2 O'Clock Retain
ing the ALICE vii leave ft Tucs-sy Thlrsay
urtv NonH1s atihe hour g 10 ocl1ck
Tn Int mediate isnd the River sturang
S- Plagc ard Ia from oialuna To Or oal
Nofiok. meas incl ICED. Oar 10 HAsRINS & IIBBY
~ PHsct wI-hf y rth % &
AID remain on Va Ali UHt the rest they
on the Ea lml- ga. ard v!tf h-y o.
Bait wiiInU; a. It.urirr A.-.
vii meet h Batrors Beat ihc N
sngcs lcar Blim1c - O'Clock 7.Tv. IN
Pcierbur nv 2cock ard huo-i 'y + Ia o. u re-
90 fa.s're an Fare from Ei-hau- arsours o. ON
B-l;mf ne j. Dos n.y. &C.. inc'l-cd Ialas. n. l..
:. The datCns and speed OF Dee Alice are % "
known Jame River wouli be that il er
have been elca' Cd much less byaaJ oo tea that
has ever been On tn. River dsa5
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WORTHAM, McGRUDER q co

WORTHAM, McGRUDER d CO.
OFFER FOR SALE:
Ak Hnns St. CroiI, r REQ and n. q. Sugar
&O 20 packages w w loaf crushed and pulvcrs-d do.
25 btis y q Clarified Sugar
40 hhts Moiasses, part prime
90 IBIS do
100 bags old Government Java Coffee
1919 DO Rio
I65 90 Laguayra
10 hs!es Mocha
Gunpowdcr and Black Teal, Of best quality
$50 kegs Nails, assorted boI aud warehouse
zoo sides Sole Leather, good and damaged
$40 Russet do
500 lbs Shoe Thread
40 boxes Sperm Candies
10 DO Judd's pat sp Candle,
100 DO Candies luls 4 WOOdrufs
100 do SOAP
10 do Starch
10 kegs Salt Petre
Indigo
10 baskets best (Durandsj Olive Oh
&c tcs CoalPn OH
Winter Sperm OIL
1000 kegs Duponts sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes sIIO aud IOII2 Glass
500 bags Shot
BarLcad
20 hhis Kidding Bacot
60 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
100 boxes Tin Plate
Block TIN aud Spclter
200 rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grni stones
rs btl Tar
20 bbs purc cider Vinegar
rs Or casks best wuoihouso Wines
Genuine OJ roH do
Cotton Yarns at factory prices
Cotton Lines. London Mustard
Ginger, Pepger AUspicc, sacks Salt, &C
tons An biisistcd Steel
English bst Shear and Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
80 s snaSity IRON
so " Trcdr and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band abd Hoop do
AIesPiouEh Plates, &c. ,e3
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1--WE BUNDLED ssen Liverpool blown saH ns,ory hnsd
ard In fne wcodruds Tanow esnGss-snd
Ing snd Cor nsby 20 woRTHAA MeGRUuER co.
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DIR. BANNING,s RODY wRACE.

NHE suNsenbrr' having become the sole the
'ae and Opposition Of DR. Bannngs Boiy Bra the
OF Virginia beg eave TO call the attention OF tie public
value in the relief affords Weak Lungs spine,
OF the Heart DJspepsia, Const and Piles Il also relief
10 public seaser- weak and doopnr Children and ladies'
cannot aEd perfect substitute
sr'inrg shoulder brace The nitument he ed
for Two or hr dys lady tnuustei by DIR banning vii
tend II unE the Brace in putoe City Price $40 for
Bfaee. els tlT TIE bss. Roofs canaso be Ind.
fersons denas VI purchasing Pa ghts
peion To the subscribers who epacd furnish
n n
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FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCH3URG
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

FAKE REDUCED 10 10 Ccsts, INCLUDING MEALS
= En- kFENliE public is hereby notified that
Skssszfsxss- Z qi,ss beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which - IN the complete order for both cy
line, and uhsaafsd IN her lda'on running
Tween Port Walha and Norfolk, with The Cas-
Richmond and Petersburg az tls 0s IS
dinr ngsdis.
Passenger leaving Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS AZ 81 A. treakfs. board August.
Norfolk about oeneF, Returning the Alsa,a
leaves Norfolk At A ". on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ~.
TJEDAfS passengers bcakasinE b0afi aud
Walthai Al half ~ VI and Richmond > NJ.
II will be perceived from TIE above. And
expeditions Lr 70 prTsnns visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of tranae;n- by the
morning 80 a. IN c absent from their
The AuEusa VIII the u.ial BINDINGS jane
take and way any point. vfr
where a sEusl l. made.
The pubic assured that IL the ceisTmuluuu
fTo?ricots'7 keep this line permanently and
travellers between Richmond ard Norfolk ari
IT the lowest rates.
FoT further Information tickets spriy Depot Of
the Richmond and Pcisnburg Railroad coapan, rcltl
Agent G.. /
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YouF
STATE

ENOUUNAUE TIE MhNNT 40 VNtso UT IVNEN
OWN STATE.
TIHE Franklin Manufacturing Company have on band at their
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
supehne, fine and letter folded and
papers ruled and PLAIN; also medium printing envelop and
the lowest wholesale prices
they public attention assured that In quality and
price will comparison with the production
Northern Factory They prepared To execute odersfor
that the market their customers may
dealers requested TO call at the Paper
NM 4, NH
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADF.

PALMA CHRISTI POMADE.
The Proprietor OF this NEW and beautiful pre-
oa son .esty f's2nmsals i a. hlvr. 40 sqra! the vord
prom tng ~ grow g. and pr.vtu'it IL IN nE
DIR. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
IND PUKiFILNG THE BREfTH
This article will be found inyaIuab,e. where
Pers'H. are ~ jse'io son Swelling Be,ns Gs-s-forwhrn
ing and giving hnlss 70 TIE Tea and preserving rom Be-
easy os o. deeayos rendering frssaues, 10 the
sTaa nelrLz1g The od-u om Treh-ths bad teath Of
Ssstr-, ana reoe who have DIS iered s'maehs excl
eht ana bals1me iET one IN whsh implicit reaue may be
placed as has the strongest approval most repss abe -
scans ans Dentists both Europe Urilei s:a,..
tcr sale ~ buvi q Purcell Z. uuvi p Johnston J. P Du
yai a Co. II Eu'iac so7 =. zac5rss-n. A Ie.- Bo
te,set Bro. ht--ss-. Sot-0ooi Rossts a. G. Corin- L
'r I''.-ssrg T. e. tftcien Hi-t-strr. Cooke FrI &.
srr emf BY al he inspa Drygsss throughout & or Of
X 8 6 A. Wright sole agents for IN, 4. :, S,iifasriia.
n'ss-U
- ALT.-5UO Sacks .Mnrsnall's" Factory III
~ d. nousnuy eIPseiei. and WILDE s7t aso,t. ~
- BIssELL 4 MeCANULIsH
AHiEs Morocco and Goatskin Huskins-
rhoc' handsome aud good article. which sod yer, v
NsS JUDAH MYERS, Nc s., west main 8
{ ,oPhiN" PRHSSE>.-'-J. ". Rnrdoipb s 40,
ntE l- % req ~" l1. 'o1y NJ p srr H. ls
~ a'' % ea'h a' Copying Pap' las o. roper Brushes &C.
t,. hsi
COTE 900 bag, prime Green Rio
100 'as' prime "li-e haricabo-jlstrcse red for a-b
.-.-- FNH = Co
O00 CASKS Of Thom6,ton T.me. rrmaIn.
-. - 'h- i"sn d pl DIX 3 t.frIl aH.s cargo
assl RANKIN 4 wurrLocE
suOESi SHOESi SiIOFsi
NJ r. invite our friends in want of a good arti.
Gle IN hsw'y or Servants Shoe. suitable sr Am b,r
tired on s, ,ai W. v d warrant M IN ~ @ ,,''" Sl9a',
our sasoHrTs To ''l ard see our shos .sfs hey buy
aais rrINET WATTS
" HlrE JAMAICA GiNG.R.-5OO De T5.,c
fur c1,o s,i,-sese.ssl aai ar salet. '''' 'OO' 10
.. se eRrsas ArPgssov
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EbhiME LICORICE
C.a'nnni wasUy Cotan Var.
Water Beached Ou
Soc l. ather hes.
NoIli and p e.t - rds,
liner Al ard g. n31vc-r T-..
hi Hi'g. pot rig Add enron PovI,,
GuJnd rag'r
ia n n,vr,,---rr" fale ~
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~ IT., I47 MAN st.
Do Explanatory pamphlets 10 D. ras yrat.,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24
AID FROM AMERICA TO IRELAND.

The Dublin Freena,,'s Journal Of the Sd instant
contains an address of the Central Relief Committee
Of the Society Of Friends, setting forth the aggre-
gate receipts consigned to them for distribution from
America, both d money and produce.
The amount pf money acknowledged is 414,576
u.s.. of produce the quantity is enormous. This
acknowledgment embraces contributions from va
rious parts of the United States.
The editor OF the Journal, in noticing the state
ment Of the Committee of Friends, thus bears tes-
tmony to this excellent body:
'sThe good and vruous body which the administration
of American generosity has been conded have applied every
where promptly, econpmicay, but accord
ing the of the local community, he received
both in money and food from America"
The same paper adds:
awe have not had time to estimate the o supplies which
have been pushed forward by the beraiy ofhe Republic in
such astonishing pofuson and variety wthhe last three
months The money contribution to the Vends reach
ed the splendid of $40, while in peal alone
have received upwards of SIXTY thousand baA
ton the quantities of Indian corn eat and rye
-four peas and BEANS and boxes of clothing. WHIT the abo-
lutte value these sumpuous and easonabe spps may
been know not, but do from the highest aunrty know
that in the hands of the Friends they have pnyented
dreadful waste Of human life in Ireland"
This account of the distribution of the fee-will
offerings, and of the good effected thereby will be
grateful 10 the liberal contributors in the U. States.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24
M E

In further scanning late file Of Mexican newspapers w
find in Ell NacionGl of Pueba the concluding portion of the
reply of Mexican citizen the address of American officer
alluded to in last We find him urging the necessity o
continued resistance to arms by appealing facts in the
history OF our Revolution He points to the days when
disaster having followed Disaster WAsHINGToS found himself
at the head of but handful of men, and these without shirts
or shoes or provisions and then asks Whawoud have
the result had the Americans dhearened by these eveses
then abandoned the conflict Clearly, he says, they would
have been to this day coonsts England He applies this
Illustration to the circumstances of Mexico and the
ton OF this principle that nothing when nation
has resolved not to succumb before her enemies
Again, he urges that the very of Mexico render
peace at present impossible that were she to Weld after re-
peaed defeats only she would be dgraced in the ewes Of all
Chnstendom lie defends his counymen from the charge
Of stupid obsnacy by citing the uniform answers of the Con-
tnenta Congress the British commissioners that thew
would into until the British Government should
withdraw its fleets and armies Why, he asks should history
celebrate this reply grand and dgnfed when made by the
United States and stgmatze stupidity barbarous on the
part of Mexico
Cursoriy stigmaizing the mission of Atocha new and
unpovoked insult he passes discuss the terms on which
possible These conditions are he says the loss Of
Texas, Of part of Tamaupas Coahuia and Chihuahua and
of the whole of New Mexico besides fifty or sixty mil
lions of expenses incurred by the United States in the war
To this he And who will satisfy Mexico for the
twenty millions of duties she has lost in year. vast ex
penses she has incurred in arng her troops the losses
which her peaceabe citizens have sustained of
the military occupation Of foreign forces for the bobardment
and destruction of her Cities for the misery and orphanage of
the families Of the thousands of citizens who have persisted
since the war began J"
And again he asks "Supposng that Mexico submits to
lose all this and to pay all that is demanded ,c chat she
todo this What treasury, what revenue, what time would
be sufficient to satisfy this debt With what principle Of JUS
lice and legality she impose contributions upon
people already ruined by civil and foreign !" "You
yourselves see he continues that the suppoon peace
not possible that is better for Mexico that the conquest
should be consummated that her cities should be laid in ashes
than to enter into which would evidently reduce the
Mexican nation to condition than held as colony
of Spain"
We regard it favorable symptom that the Mexican
mind has become subdued that it is willing last
calmly and with dignity about the and its termination
The discussion before in the papers conducted with the
courtesy of diplomacy, and of the frankness. 1t is high
y interesting, too, and may hereafter recur to it.
NeU Orleans Picayune.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24
THE SPIRIT OF OUR TROOPS IN MEXICO.

correspondent of the New Orleans Delta, wri-
ting from Pueba, under date of the 18th ult, says
"Our whole army is on drill every day the troops on
parade look healthy and strong possible for men to
be, although have considerable number the sick re-
por-princpay fever and agueno doubt brought on by
sudden change of climate and too frequent use OF fruit
hen we look cooy at this expeditions and carefully
weigh our position at first sight looks somewhat hazardous
With force of not 5000 men, all told, we are pene-
trang the heart Of thicky peopled country occupying
their principal coast city OF the largest forts on the North
American contnentSan Juan and Peote two cities in the
lnenor-one with population OF 80, 900 and the other
10000; and within ninety miles OF the capital,
which contains upwards of 200 900 human beings within
three months have fought great and important battles,
and in the course of five six weeks will fight another still
greater and more important than either of the former But
with the American army there is such word as fall
The ability of our officers and the discipline and bravery Of
men is guaranty Of With them TO
ceed is but to attempt Wherever the army goes there
newspaper published
After what has passed-he dangers they have braved,
and those they know they have shortly to encounerour
army eat drink and sleep though great event had
about to take place. Immediately after shortly prece
ding battle they go to church, visit the theatre circus bull
fights &C. with much nonchalance though they
living in their peaceful and quiet homes in the United
States, and it was regular every day affair Ask any man
in the army, from the Generan-chef down to the private,
what will be the result of the battle, and he will
swe we'll whip them Tell him there So 900 men to
fight at Mexico, and he will reply, 1T makes differ
ence, 1000 000-he they have the more
they have surrender and the they have the
viii kill With such impression this in the army,
how can we be defeated I"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24
Vessels. Where from.
Passengers. Deaths.

Being nearly one-tenh of the whole of the remainder many
are sick.
II appears by statement in the Quebec Mercury of Tues
day that the total number of deaths Crosse Ie up the
3Oth June s2l board ships and buried the island
to July sth us died 2559 making total Of 095
deaths
The number Of deaths at the Marine Hospital from the Sd
the 10th instant 81 discharged 22s remaining s27
The attending clergy have sustained several additional losses
The Rev. Mr. Mongny, r. c. priest at Lachine, and sister
Lmoge, of the gray nuns, said to have fallen victims
to the feve The Rev Mr. Roy of Ctaresbourg died
Tuesday morning Of yphus fever contracted in the dis
charge of his clerical duties at Crosse Isle. The Rev. Mr.
Chadderon not expected to survive.
The Montreal Pilot that the evening of Saturday,
the 10TH several filled with young children
ed from the sheds and brought into St Cathane street. ST.
Lawrence suburbs Nine Of them died the night Of
their removal
The Montreal Witness Of the 18th says is asserted by the
best medical authorities that there scarcely in the
city in which there not two three Of fever and
that the only ectua of stopping the disease would be
the removal Of all the sick
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-07-24
THE WARS AND VICTORIES.

1t is fact worth remarking, that, although our
armies have been invariably victorious in the war
which the Administration is wagng, the Admins
tration itself has been defeated most signally in
every battle il has fought. 1t commenced the war
with majority of nearly sixty in Congress- and in
single election, carried in different States,
the changes are great as to exhibit majority
r,nw against .hom---thc elections in Virginia and
New Hampshire having rendered a Wing majority
in the next Congress certain. This fact proves that
the people fully disposed to prosecute the war
into which the country has been forced out of re-
spect to its own honor, but punish with its dis
pleasure those who needIessly plunged us into it.
Had the war been one which the people counte-
nanced the victories OF armies would have given
increased respect and confidence to the Admnstra-
ton under which they were achieved. But the peo-
pie take the victories to themselves, and give the
Administration credit for nothing but the war.
( PiifSiLrp dyUerjrg,.