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Sic mGe6ife Seietaebutet.

SseanntIib babsn unlsrs pOlitibsn @ssusr
cine Wlsbrbsit in Der ndbftsn @sfssssbun9, bsi
prslnter Stimms, mocurb ie @s,palt srbals
ten A0es nab ibrsm Wunfts su bstreibsn.-
9isls qsnts hhc in erwartuns mas aus Die.
fem 0Bsbfel Der 9in9e sntifsbsn mirb, unb
,usnn bic foesnannts osmofratifdx Yartsi 70 gut
1T als ibr Wcrt, 70 ,pirt is i'm ndbifsn Bns
ter bic bsife @sk9snbeit babsn biss su bswsifsn.
Sum srifen Male felt pislsn Sabrsn, battsn
Die @bas cine Msbrbsit in bsiosn Ioduisrn Der
Ssfss9sbun9, Wdbrsne Dem lesten QSinter .uno
fis babsn eurb ibre 6anolun9en ts,ptsfen, bah
fis in fiirSsrsr 3sit nlsbr tbun fcnntsn ala ale
ibrs SCrsdnstr, poburb bsm Staats cine bss
ceutenos gumms sripart rpuros. 9a NUN as
Der Sas @oIf ss fir ratbfam belt cine Daebrs
gslt ron unfrn gssnern fur ben ssisessbsncen
Sorpsr 3u srwdblsn, 70 1T sS 5u psrmutbsn,
oaB iis ltb psrpfibtet baben, ss noh bs0sr su
MAIDEN w's Die SDbiss Oh biss sslbisbt, mirp
bic ndbffs 3ufunft lsbrsn.
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SSpm &rieasfcbauulate.

1ao SainpIpcOt Valpe1fon, pPlDee am IT.
in 9tsu Orleans anfam, brabte Hatbribtn
bon 3sra Sru5 bis gum 3. Hcpb. SoIgsnbsS
entlebnsn mir aus Dem BORT sribeinsnbsn Ges
MUS Of Liberty pom 8. Nopsmber
9tob ben in Yuebla berribsnben @sritbtsn
bate Santa Nnna jene Stabt peraifn, be-
9lsitet BON 200 Soloatsn unb l3O Offssren,
uno mnr nadb SeDuafon 9e9on9en. Ssi iDrsr
anfunft oaislbif emports fib Der 9anSe Srupp
Qe9sn Santa Inna unb torrsrte itirnift ppn
ibm feline ri6ifdnri9e SsSablun9. 9is Tcrs
csrun9en Der OfllSisrs purbsn gum She'll bsfrie
b9t, aber bic armen @snleinsn bsfamsn falf
nibtS. Seierauf jsrlfrsute ltb Der Srupp bis
auf 40 @emeine uno eni9e OfiSisre. Santa
Nnna'6 Gsmablin mar na6 Orijaba ab9crsist
NIT elmer 9ro6en Siife, bic BON pier Wtannern
sstra9sn murcs, uno norn, pie man slaubt,
Santa Nnna'S &ciibarfsihn auftsmabrt waz
ren. Sene fb6ne &utlte bic urfpriin9litb
$4,000 folfets bat ct felbif fir $500 psrfauft,
mabribsinlib um Dem 8ofe ju Hi9sn, bab
CT 9ans pon @sloe sntbleSt fsi. Capt. QBal.
fer, mopcn mir in unferm lsstsn Slatte mslbes
ten, ea6 ct eurb Den ganwnlfib zines Merifas
ners 9etootst Wuros, fisl nicbt auf bic 2rt, fons
bern rpuree in Den Stra6sn bon jouamantla
fait slsibtsiti9 Don ;mei Sussln sstrofTsn, NOS
BON cine outb islnsn &cpf tubr. SIN Sallsn
risf er: "Scr'pdrts, Sunssna! wsibst fsinsn
8us! Sb meis id bin am Stsrbsn, absr bars
um msidbst nbtr'
Sel Der 2lnfunft bon Gen. Qone b6rtsn alls
Ssinbfsli9fsitsn auf bon Ssitsn Der @usr0as,
uno &ea rstirirte fbnsq, Of nab Yarstes, ~
SoIanrinsc, oesr Der Ns9isrun9 Su 0Mrstara,
1T un9swis.
Der General mar febr befbaftist ale 9iubss
ittrun9sn Su untsreriden. @r bat ens ltarfs
Staotpolijsi or9aniIirt uno Die &rc9s9sfsss
i'm iirsn9ifsn Sinne css 8orts, proflamrt.-
@sn. @9ilbs fo0te nab Der Soauptifabt abaeMn
Gsit Dem Sobs oeS Capt. 0Salfsr 1T bslIsn@ enls
paanie untsr Die anosrn SruppS psrtbsiIt wors
Den. Capt lesrrcn, pom Ysnnf. &ssmsnts,
,par an Der Spise snes f!snsn Srupps ansass
Sossn bon Gan Scfe, um sinsn pcifsn in Der
Staot onSu9rsfsn, als sr p6sIib pon einsm
Srupp qanjisrs iberfalen ipuroe, wsIbe finfs
;sbn BON isnsn qsutsn fpis6tsn.
Inter ben @uerillas parsn Swiiti9feitsn ents
itantsn unb iis fin9sn an untsr Gb felblf Al
febtsn. Batter Surauta fommanpirte sinsn
She'll Der 9trsiti9sn, Der Commander bss ans
bern Gbsilss mar unbsfannt.
qisutsnant Sectt, lleberbrin9sr bon Ospss
ftbsn bon Sen. Sectt, itarb Spifbsn Msrifo
uno Gsra gruS.
Gin gsritbt bon Sampifo, oatirt ben 5tn
Ropsmtsr, mslbst bas 9anta Nnna Tdb an
3. pom bort in enem brittifNn SbifTe nod
6apanna eingsfbift babe. Wlan ,pollts oisa
Geribt in 8era Cru; nidt rebt 9lauben, obs
wobl sefa9t wurbs, Col. gotes, gcmmaneani
BON Sampifc, babe fbon Dor einisen Saasn
oSinfs BON CT 40 @e9snmart bsfommsn uno
Masrsssln sstrOfsn bate fsin @ntpiibsn su
perbltsn. Die Iests iibsre Rabritt pon Cans
ia 9tnna 1T, oas ct am 26. in Sspusfan mar.
Der 4usbrub BON Stniti9fsitsn untsr esn
@usrIas, bat fIt fpdter tsifdtst.
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Gina 20 YblatsIpbisr. frifb pom arisass
ibauplass pafiirtn ben WsifffNppi bsrauf
nab ibrsr jcsimatb.
Inter Den Sobeafa0en 81 Yusbla iinb bic pcn
eisut. Mcntsomsrp .. Sung, rom sriisn, unb
eisut. Sames Dl'Rsan, pom 2ten YsnntpIpa>
lben 0iesmsnts.
Sol. SSpneup, pslbsr NIT itinsm &ommans
DO, Capt. Popau'S bsrttsnsr @cmpaanis, BON
@scrsisn, unb brei @cmpaanisn Nrtlasrie qisut.
Years BON puebla bio spIan bel &io ssfcrtlrte,
uno bort Gen. YatRrfon's 2nfunft srnartsts,
ifane i'm Se9riiT naf spsrctt su marfbirsn.
Sn hsm Sreffsn bsi s uamantla lsiifstsn pisr
Sompa9nisn fsincS &s9imsnts quite 9isnfs unb
srmarben flip uniisrbIibsn Mubm. Qisut Dee
amp, BON cen @abmalaber Craps, unb Splbat
Stsbblns, bsite pcn 2Spncup's &ssiments,
lparsn bic @rifsn mslts Die Stsrne unb Strsi.
fen ouf bic fsinelihsn 1Gsrfs pftan;tsn.
Die in puebla eribeinsnoe Flag of Free:
dom lisfsrt einsn umifdnrItben Serltbt bon Der
Sblabt bsi 6uamantIa, worin 9sfagt wirb
oab @apt. walfer's Scmnansp nur 200 m.
lfarf ipar.
9aS Siebsr 9raflirts nod fart in 8sragruS
mar obsr nur in msniasn Sdlsn t6btlib. Die
Srslmllljsn msresn 9leib ins Snnsrs 9efbidt
icbalb fs anfcmmn.
Wereanfdlls sre9nsn iib ti9lib in Der llms
9s9ene bon perots. Die Ntsrfansr bsnussn
jsbs @slsssnbeit uniers Sclpatsn Su srnlorosn
uno su bsraubsn. gle fnosn nar msnis Gnas
es, psnn ls 9efan9en msrosn.
9as Siebsr ab9erebnst mar in 9sra GruS
Naes i'm beifen 3uitanes; bas ScGbaus lisfsrs
ts elm babibsS @infcmmsn fir Die Ms9isrun9
osr Ser. Staaten.
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Gin 1tnfall. - Gin flsinsr Isd5tsr Ba'
gen welter estrauht bic Srisfidts II. qipin9s
ifon'S grprsB td9b BON unp nab bem @isns
babnbspct iu fabrsn fbsitsrts am Srsita9 Wsits
tag Dor Der SarnRrS Snnf, inesm Die bintere
Ntbfs BON 81 fdbmsrsr qaeun9 Ssrbrab. Ole
Ser. Staatsn Olail wuree burb bissn llns
faa in bic Strase 9eIbeueert unb bic ibri9e
qabuns srbielt stwa6 Shoben absr fsn
Wenft fam ba6si un,.
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Observation-Disclosures =

ICbi9sl7 ationalsGon onpenfton.- - Siele
Wbistlartsr, forpebl in Ysnniplpanisn als in
anoern Staatsn, BADEN bsrsits porssfbla9sn
bic ftrmlibs @rnsnnuns Der @aneieaten fur
Yrfesnt unb BiessprsTbsnt Der 0sr. Staas
ten sis auf ben m5sIiit fpatsifsn Gag, ndmlib
bis gum 4. Suli 1s4e, 81 psrfbisten. pbilas
tslpba pirb aIS Der fbidIibifs Yae ;ur oaIs
tuns Der Naticnal>e ecnpsnticn smpfcbIsn. 9Eir
ffimmsn benz @orfbIass Bel, iitsrssust bas Der
Smsd Der Yartsi fbersr srriibt miro tureb
snsn fur;sn uno sifrissn &f aIa wsnn iIs
9 Mcnat obsr ldnssr barum Sdmpfsn. User
AUDI iumsr Der @anobat fir Yrsfesnt isin
mag, CT tpiro bacurb nibts ssrisrsn, ba bic
3sit pom 4. Suli bs sum l. Ropsmbsr lang
ssnus 1T als fsins sutsn Gissnibafbaftsn bsrs
pcrtubsbsn une bic etmaissn SsfbuIbisun9sn
unisrsr @e9ner tu ipiesrlegen.
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6epr0ia 9enatpreu. =

Serrisn uno Dawcn bsics 9SbisS, finb Dol
Der @sfssssbunS in @scrSisn als @snatcrer
fur ben @onaree erndbIt
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SSablbericbt ppn Merifp. Ole

Wftfffffppt SSabl. - Ssl Der nsulls
ben 98abl in Neiffifppi babsn bic 9SbSs iis
der elm msnn nbt ;,psi Mit9lieter far ben
ndbfsn SonsrsB ssmonnen.
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Ginr ionoerbare erFldrun9.-@ins So:
fpfpfcs 3stun9 ia9t: "9ie osmofratiIbs &e9ies
run9 bat ibrsn Sbou 9Isibmabi9 ilbsr oCe Sai.
fen out9strsitst uno ale 9Isib 9efiQt." 9aS
mag maDr fsin; aber ouf Sbau folst in Der
Gs9el SonnenfDsin, Der bsnftlbsn misbsr psrs
SsDrt une IS fbeint oa6 ojsfe Come bIrsits
auf9saan9sn if uno ale SaNsn 9lsibmasis
au6;utrodnen brpht
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6ebein,miSpplles Gericbipinbei,

--Wlan bat uns bCtibtst bae Elm Mann, 9eas
mems @ecr9 Wafsp, non bier Seien SamiIis
in Der 0.Snaec ipobrt 9elfsrn prr adbt SO II
feline 9Scbnun9 verantn babs uno nod ntbt
jurifasfcmmsn fc. Sesrr ct frrt9n9 bate
CT Gb in Nbmeienbiit feline Srau cine Quart
Sranntnsin psrfbaEt oisis bsinabs gang 9s>
trunfsn, bann feline fblebtten &ebsr an9es
;osen unb baS 6auS psriaOsn. @iniJe meinsn
er bate fb in ZEN Canal 9stirSt unr fei ers
trunfsn. Antsre wcusn bebaupten bos sr in5
armsnBauS 9s9an9sn fsi. @r fpa etpas tisfs
iinns sswsfsn fsin unb Nsuserunsen ausasz
ifosen baben, webs btfirbttn lo6tn oa6 er
fin qsbsn flbif psrfirjte.
5sinrb @renpss, Elm l5jdbri9cr Snobe,btr
in ben bsf9sn 1Bsrfitdttsn Der @ifsnbabn:Sss
fsafhaft ba6 Ssilsnbausr:S Santwerf lsrnt, III
felt bsm 10. Oetcbsr seslbmunbsn uno ftins
gltsrn Itnb fsbr um i'm bsfimnsrt.
Sapt. Sbpmas 2Dier.-ens bisii9s
Seitun9 nil mi1sn, bas Capt. SDCmaS q6fsr
bon ben Msaoinssr NrtiIsrifsm gum Obsrf;
2sutsnant bs6 ;pstsn Nsnnfplp. &s9mNnt6
bsf6rbsrt morosn Isi. 9isb wdrs gang s,psds
mdsis fir ben tapfsrn @aritdn unp nitbt uns
mb9b, ba absr in Den aa9emeinen Serbtsn
bon BET Nrmss nibt6 bapcn 9smslrst wirb, 70
bs;meifsIn mir bic Babrbsit bsr Sef6rosrun9.
0aut ben autbsntilbsn Ssrbtsn mures Dem
Capt Q6Ier in Der Stabt Merifn Elm @Drsnld>
bel iberrsibt.
2iemtenant Stsn,. 2snnber's Spb.
- Cine tsls9rapbiibe 9tabribt mslts am
5Sreta9 2lbsnb ppn Yottstaun bier sintraf msls
oct, bab bort sn Brief non Wsrifp, oatjrt ben
80. Ssptsmbsr, NIT osr Mslcun9 oab qieut.
qEm 8unosr, ron Den beN9sn Grtilerifsn,
pcr Elm ODER ;wsi sa9en bssrci9t worcsn fsi.
Ser Brief fast tsrnsr oas sr Ian9s franf mar.
DisS 1T cine trauree 9teuisfsit fir bic Isrs
rpanbtsn uno Srsunbs osS (?srrn @unbsr Dee
rem 3abI ;ismlidb sros iff.
SSablberiebt ppn Mterifp. Ole Su
Ysrots, Olsrifc, anweisnosn psnnlplpnlf 8rsis
mlliaen bistsn am l2. Ottobsr cine gSabl fir
Staatsbsamts popcn fol9snbsS cas &sfuItat III:
Sur @oupsrntr Sbunf &c
Srpin 20
Sur Ganal,@ cmmiflicnsr Qan9ifretb 66
patton 10
Wcrton
Miffiff1ppi SSabl. - Ssi Der nsulis
f,pn gNok in lRiffiffinni hohsn Mo 0lSbioa Il,
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Gin Vinff1tr;.--eln sbslI sss gsr6ls
bss ibsr ben 6aupsinsan9 gum neusn @sfdn9s
niB, ffirjts am SrsitaSs sufammsn uno bsfbds
bists i'm Saasn ben Sdrsinsrmsiifsr Srisoritb
prins, [frlbsr Sauntp @rmmiflicnsrl 9sfdbrs
Iib. @brifian @siTs, elmer isinsr Qsuts. murs
DC lsidbt befbdbiat.
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Scr Setta9, psldsr pom Gcuusrnir Su
fsisrn smpfcbIen wures, fdat auf nabfsn 9cns
nsrfas unc piro wabribsinlb ;ismlb o0sss
msin als elm Sesrtas ssbaltsn msrbsn. 9Esr
einsn 9utsemditstsn 9Bsllbbabnsn porratbis
bat, fncst am 9Onnsrifass Gslsssnbeit osnit:
ben tu persebrsn.
Ein Jurfe, wslbsr brsi Wsibsr unb NIT
lsesm oapcn &inber bate, ifarb f,irSlb in Der
Stapt 9tsu Ycrf, wo ct cine 5sitlans sslsbt
batte. Rab fensm scbs sribisnsn ale brsi
9Selbsr Dor Dem Baiitnssritbts unb sbs psrs
lan9te 2bminiifrationSsSrs auf bic Sointsrs
lalFnfboft osS Sirfsn. Nab ben tlirfiibsn
@siesen Fam Elm Mann 70 yisls Srausn nsbs
men alS ct erndDrsn fam, unb bas &eiss fl
bHt Nusn 9lsibe Gebte an Der Ysricn II. bsfa
@i9sntbums beS Mannss, wdbrenb nab uniern
Ssisesn bic jusrit an9strauts aIs wrflibsSrau
9elten mue, uno bic beiosn anosrn nur alSScns
cubinen tstrahtst msrben. Ger NsSifrirer
9erietb iiber cisisn fritltbsn Sall in 8erls9sns
belt uno bat Die Sabe sinifmsilsn ntcr Sera:
tbun9 9snOmmen.
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Ter Tiberale Berobatfer.
Ieabiia, BEN 23. S>pp 'ber 1S47.

E. w. CARR, No. 44O North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
0U6rn. 8. ct ju 0tippanoe, tenabrihtis
gen mir auf feline Sraes: bas Der Goftor g..
fbon por ;wei Wlonatsn 9siforbsn 1T, fcI9lb
i'm bstrsfsnbsn Sale nitbt msbr bsIfen fam.
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Die pbiIaeslpbsr SIdttsr pcn vOrssr $50:
bs marsn faff tdsIb NIT cffiSislsn 9spsfben
pom Gen. Seott uno ben ibrissn Gsnsrdsn ans
ssfiot, Die absr sisentlib nibts Nsuss inp
fcnosrn nur bic 9Sabrbst os1sn mas felt eins
gen Wobsn BON Nssrifc bsribtet wures, bsifds
t9en.
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Das @etter. SIN @on,en ssncmms

Cd$ SSeffer. -sSm @onjsn 9snon,men
baben mir in oisfsr Gessnb nod INNER ItbSnss
5osrbffnetter. @enn aub Mituntsr falte Rdtb
te uno ffarfe @eife famsn, 70 lno Die Sage bod
INNER 70 oas ale gefbdfts i'm Srsisn bstrisbsn
psrbsn f6nnen. @epiB ene Ss!tsnbsit, 70 mas
be am 9seeniber Welte iib Nqs bic nod) i'm
8auen besrfen finb su tbsil MAIDEN uno fri1d)
fortfabren bic Staot nit nsusn paufsrn Su
fiQsn.
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xxx,h CONGREss....Tir.r Session.

SENATE. WAsHIvCT0S. Dc. -.
Mr. BarEsE announced the resignation o. Ir
CAS- g. Regent Of the Smithsonian llsu'uie.-
Tho ice-Pres cent is authorized 70 i the vacancy
a b.ll was reported by Mr. DIX and passed an
thorizing the requisite proceedings IN toe case OF
the bark Canton.
Mr. RFvgRDY JoHSs0Ss resolution was adopt
ed. calling for The number Of volunteers received
into the service since the beginning OF the war
number Of deaths number killed &c
The bill to purchase the Madison papers was
passed. % t. 10.
Mr.. CAss moved the postponement OF prior orders
70 take Up the bill 10 increase the Army.
Mr. CALHorS opposed the motion. and desired
the discussion Of bis resolutions before tie Senate
proceed 10 action on the bill.
NJ. CAss thought the discussion Of the Resolu-
tions could have no practical effect on the passage
81 the bill IL wasimportant tothe country 70 have
the Army increased without delay.
Mr. CIAYTON aud Mr. BEsRIEN desired the post
ponerrent though not opposed 20 granting supplies
The latter thought The resolutions Of Mr. CAtHouN
had an important bearing on the amount Of supplies
TO be granted.
Mr. ALLEN strennously opposed delay.
Mr. Hale pronounced the War essentially
wrong in its origin and progress. Tie Insisted Ihst
the desire to propagate Slavery was the real cause
Of the War.
After farther debate the motion prevailed, 10 to
10 the Vice President giving the casting vote -
They bill was then taken up and read, soon after
which the Senate went into executive session and
adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Tuck OF y II. presented three anti.slavery
memorials from Philadelphia. The first was refer.
red to the Judiciary Committee and the othersai
on the table.
Mr.. GAYLE Of Ala. moved reconsideration OF
the reference Of the frat mercoral-the motion lies
over under the rules.
Mr. SrEvESs's resolution instructng the Commit
tee on Printing Ia inform the House when the anu
al Message of the President IS expected from the
printers and whether any action Of this House Is
necessary to expedite the public printing was
adopted
Mr. GoeGIS, from the Committee on Post Ofces
and Post Roads reported a joint resolution direct
ing the Postmaster General 10 renew the late
contract FOR the Transmission Of the great Southern
mail and asked is immediate consideration Read
twice
% motion Of NJ JoNEs Of Tennessee. il was
referred % Committee of the Whole on the State
Of the I MON.
No GoG0lS moved q reconsideration with a
view 20 i's immeSis ate passage
debate ensued between hessrs GOG6IS
BoTrs CHAs Blows. BsETT, JoSFs aud others
Mr. JoHNsoS OF Arksnsss moved - lay the motion
on the table VI SoHESCR moved an adjourn
meni, which was carried. Adjourned to Monday
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n,tasls, Steamboat Bspie.isa--sisr -
By Telegraph TO The Tr'5aas.

CfsciyyAri. December 20
The steamer \. y. Johnson. bound to " neeiins'
bu,, her boiler yesterday with tremendous ex-
plosiou. near Maysville. KY iron some unascer-
tanned dsfec, In the machinery. Between 90 and
20 persons were killed on the spot sud large
number scalded, Of whom some 30 are so horribly
injured that Their recovery was considered doubtful
Among the killed we learn the names OF the first
clerk Fsirchild en- giueer Ly les, and the pilot Red
man. Among the scalded were Messrs. Everhart
and son. and G. T. Wetherley, Of Philadelphia
Wheat aud Rillson, Of Baltimore, and John Gal
braith. Of Pittsburgh. Msssrs Arthur Fole' I.
Mcdonald James Wicker,haT, q. Baker. and
Ferguson. Of Pittsburgh. were among the saved.
So rapid were ths progress OF the flames after
the explosion and 50 complete the devastation,
tha, hardly an e5r. could be made Tor SET preser
vstion The boat was sooa IN one sheet oil hre and
burned to the wsters edge.
The number Of passengers on board TIE A. y.
Johnson when thi. appalling accident occurred, was
one hundred and sixty, not more than one quarter
of whom escaped injury. So dreadful an accident
hes rarely. If ever, occurred on the Ohio.
The li.t Of the killed end wounded Is as set Of
course very incomplete aud as in most cases Of the
kind. there were probably many individuals on
board whose names ~ill be ever unknown.
The occurrence, as may be presumed, has ocoa-
stoned great excitement AID deep sympathy here.
Persons in the vicinity Of the disaster old all in
human rover 70 relieve ttes1ferers. bot 20 awi1ly
sudden was the occurrence, that nearly every effort
was f-niflesf
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scsa and unnatural sna consequent, earns. oeciinss
ina ,us,aosIs effort must cease ana The specie shipments
with It.
The Cotton crop mas: 20 forward. Grain viii again b
required to make up for inadequate harvest and TIE
curren: Of Specie must again this way know that
Il IL supposed by that the Engsh Harvest Is more
than an average 1t probably 10 50 In Grsiu. But the
Potato CROP the main dependence Of the Laoorins Class
has failed and when reflect that an acre Of Potatoes
ordinarily produces Eve times much food a. an acre Of
Grain We can at once see that the deficiency not snail
Beside The las, year. scarcity snpsd the srsnsres and
WIZ. ia sousliy important Induced many farmers to XII
p,r.on II their ordinary stock. To make Up tns
wat thew REQUIRE 10 keep for the culture OF their
fam. ,bev mus, preserve this year more than in-y
iv 40 Fl their calves ard lambs. These, instead o.
,,, mart Of the food Of the community Ia the shape
=, .i s,a mutton become consumers, and 80 COSTUME
% ., ,yer.g, Of three years before they eontrbne as
aa.e,s or BY their labor to the subsistence Of man
Ice ,apslv OF fool Will again be required for Europe
49, On, bankers are ne, lssined In overlooking these OBJ
vos, oou,dersors II the drain Il specie had been
Of the natural course Of trade. Il would have
han an Indication not % DO neglected AID TIE banEs
o.obt 10 prepare for the emergency Bat - contract
mon the frat cal for SPECIE without regarding the cr
canssnce, that produced H. indicates an unhiness Oi
The important position hti By these gentlemen ihs's
conracions a-e alwss productive Of distress and ous
not 10 he resorted to except upon foil consideration
and sufRclent grounds. II s true that when 'nl'
contraction begins, that Banks whose o'n'sl' 's'
no occasion for the movement are eomPe"e1 "
confirm 10 II, and II II Is rot perhaps eoIec' 10
bod 10 all the Bank directions as smsnaoe 10 me cen
sure SO richly deserved b. most Of them sumo Of men,
and among them By universal consent i' placed 'he oo
Rank Of New York. 90 coniuct their affairs - 70 o. o.
essential service TO the ely hers seem 70 eon'aeI
that their existence is authorized emily for me oeneh' o.
bsr sookhola-rs thar they have no public duty 70 per
,m and that all their great privileges and powers are
conferred upon them merely 70 swell their dividends.
A, some faturs time mean 70 show the un'ounaoe''
Of thl. opinion-to indicate what may be 'st'nei ihe
,ublie duties. and the remedy for ,her neglect OF viola
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31
Law Courts.

toUar CT CoNaoS lLfts-Brigrs J1iEe .iloei-r.-
John Carr Iie DfB - q. Atfiodiff Epucoy1i ClHca
SOL Cd due buaing the church. The defence - that
the Lroant hsd been stopped n the hands Of the trustees
Of the church BY Mess-s. Miller sshureman, lumber
dealers and csTp-ntsrs under The lee lw.
The Conr cb.s.a th-fs cu would Be Tor ui-rias inr-
nshrd BY those VINO DID the work connected with guch
bat not otherwise The Jury mast sly whether or not
pantr' within ten days gave notice % me defsniaas
tha le would contest the claim OF NJ = and, .ecorn
whether NJ : hsi performed abor REGARDED the ma
fera Verdict Tor plllti in amount and int1rest-for
qiainu1 Esssfs Ma : B-cswllh brac4-yi i9f d-eu-
dsuts. Dir. scues and NrGsrs r - and Rutherford
Before udss Da George Bruce Joan J. .. tsfsr-
seH, Nie Action 10 recover he Ysiue Of pres eved
upon uncer execution against Percy Read already r.
eIIsa 90. IN. Gaze cons-ared. AsLa ID. o.e.-4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31
Risbtcen DAYS Later from Santa Fe.


The mail from the West yesterday brought Us
letters from Santa r. Il ise cate the 7th Of Nove-
ber and the Santa IL RPu-1R CT the % and Sch OF
October From our letters. the RrDubcSH gather
following Information 10 relation the state Of Affairs
In New Mexico and Chihuahua
Mr. Frost, Of Capt Basness company. who was scApei
by the Indians The Arkansas % Santa F IN good
health Beside losing his soap, he was lanced In several
places
The Circuit Court was 20 commence rs session A. Santa
Pc the 25tn a October, Judge Ioughion pes ding.
capt Hassen icu5cls companJ o. artillery fired salute
on The 2O,h In honor Of Gen. Seos victories AZ Cnuru
busco and Con;rcras intelligence o. which had lst been
received By way c Chhfahus ard by Mr Aubrey of this
city who took with him coes " The Eepa1cda contain
ing the details.
Col. New0v, accompanied BY MAJOR Boi.ne Of The Pay
masters Department has len Ssula fe visit 70 Taos.
The RspH1l.aal learn from several sources hat the
troops witch have gone south had bsen guilty ~ many
unjust sna uncAsi fer acts O, violence upon ie lover
part q the territory. and HAT thsrewerc many complaints
about The Ia which they passed through the coun
try The people q Rio A6al5 have always that paper
rensiaei peaceaole and quls and deserve better treat
msnt.
Capt Geiss Was IN Ter arrest a. santa Fe.
From II Paso. Information hal been received to the
lllh OF ocs0ser from Chihuahua 10 nearly late
date.
Mr. Pomeroy. ana all others who went from SAINTS Re
rived safely IN Chihuahua where they stu were. unless
tAey took the southern road home.
Mr. Howard. who went with the traders from santa
Re in August last attempted q reiHrn em Chhuahua
but, with American who had charge OF letters &c.
whose Is Known. pursued, captured AZ the
Bosque Dc AAne2 ant taken back prisoner 70 Chi
huahls