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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our New York Corre.pondent.
Nsw YosK, August %. lsl7

NEw YosK, August 25 ISl7
The latest from Mexico has completed the coniu-
sion Of the "guessers and hereabouts They give IL
up in despair, and conclude length, that there
truth in the Unions conclusions that when the end
of the VIII be, tell, than in all their deep
speculatons and oracuar gvings out
The Tribune this morning publishes etter from
respondent in Iowa. who towns up" the election there
that he members elected fill the vacancies in the egs
ature ocoocos that the locofocos will have
lority on Joint ballot" Vub sat Wen take those two
United States senators, if you please.
The aggregate quantity of flour, wheat corn, and barley
left Underwater nom the of navigation
The I'D Of August inclusive is as follows.
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GENERAL Scorr AND ADMINIsTRA TIoN-Our readers
will all recoect that General Scott discharged the
vice several thousand volunteers at Jaapa weeks prior
to the expiration of their terms He thus left without
sufficient force carry his design of immediate
advance upon Mexico We had all along been OF opinion
that this discharge of the volunteers the
General Scott The Union directly counenanced tlis
preston We were surprised to read in the New York
Courier and Enquirer received yesterday, tat Cen Scot
acted on the decision of the Secretary of War; made in
February last the effect that the entitled the IL
discharge in time reach their homes before the expir
ton of their OF service. The liudged step thus
thrown upon the administration We want TO hear what
Nv. o. Picayune
The Pcayune has probably by this time our
swer We have denied the whole statement of the New
York Courier which, however has not yet condescended
to notice It's error correction. Having reuted
the error will the Pcayune do the justice to repubish
our correction of it
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From the Nashville Union.
The Election.

Mr. Stanton is certainly elected Congress in the Mem
phs district by from 30 so majority Our congressional
delegation WILL therefore, stand six democrats five wings
The wings have carried the Dyer and Obion representa-
district and the democrats the Upton and Laudedae
Parties in the legislature WILL therefore, stand thus;
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We should have cheeriuly published the cdnmunica
ton TO which a vrgnian refers, AT the first we
could have spared the space. But unless a Vrginian
wthdnws his querulous note of this evening it shall
appear ALL aud he may carry his whining misrepresena
lion the worthy gentleman who is the object OF the
munication
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ITO Surgeons and Pursers In the NevyThe subscri-
bers importing gold epauetts and trimmings under
the regulation OF the LIST OF June lS Surgeons passed
assistants assistants and pursers be supplied in the
shortest space OF time necessary import the same Off
tnanled above) describing rank win please send their
orders and address, by mail, TO BAILEY az co.
formerly Bailey and Kitchen
June ll-2aw3m 1876 Chesnui-street, Philacelphia
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DEPARTURE OF THE FAsHIoN.-The steamer Fashion ler
yesterday for Vera Cruz She takes the following pa
sengers; Claiborne Nance clerk of the pay department.
N. Chaplain, commissary department. Lieut. Mcdowell
Mcssrs. Humphreys, Drysdae, and Carey, suffers; w b
McLane J. G. Ford, quariermasters department Cant
Biscoes company of mounted Louisiana volunteers eut
B. s. Mudd 1ith infantry ALSO fifty and fifty
four horses.-N 0. Picaytne, AngnsL Is.
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Miss Young's Seminary for Young Ladies,

Iysst end 18th street, Let door from Pennsylvania aUene
yr, duties of this school will be resumed on the LIST Mon
| day in September. While strict attention will be paid
AZ ual by the principal to wellgrounded instruction in
ladies' schools, popoonate time viii be allotted to te
ornamental studies For the musical department Mr..
samuel Carusi; French, Mad Dorman. For terms &c.
apply a the house.
Aug. 26-3tdf
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Mr. Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury, has re-
turned 10 his post this day, and happy TO under
stand with improved health, renovated spirits, and witt
The deepest of the kindness which he has deserved
F inexperienced on all hands from country which know,
how to appreciate his services his talents and his pn
Ciples
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According to the fedealsts, first OF the fcyol
ton the "Rebefs war;
Our second flames Madison's ,cnr"
Our third is flames X Folks toar."
Each of these wars has received their unqualified
condemnation and unmgated hostility. The only wn,
these federass seemed disposed engage in viii
vgor the they tried get up against Gen Jack
for his opposition Mr. Biddes exchange regulator
But they lacked "volupeers. - Ohio Statesman
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For THE BRAzos.-The propeller Thompson is under or
des to leave for the Brazos oday with Captain Clarke and
80 recruits for the I'd Mississippi rifles Captain Cnch
with 40 recruits for the 18th infantry will embark in the
steamship Telegraph for the same destination.
Nv. o. Delta, august 49,
CART CoNNoLLy's ooMPAyY.-This fine company O.
mounted men will, understand leave tomorrow for
Vera Cruz in the steamship New Orleans-H.
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Is said that there is total failure Of the apple and pea
crops in many parts Of the State of New York
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We give below the opposing views OF two wing editors
Of New York as to the late transfers of specie by the
Treasury Department.
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LADIES' SCHOOL.

fINHE SCHOOL on street, recently taught by Mrs
Il Cruikshank and daughter will be opened on Monday
October B. under the direction of Miss l.. Wadeigh Mis-
W. is from New England, and has been for years
successful teacher in of the first schools in New Hamp
shire and in offering her services TO the people of this city
pledges herself to spare efforts merit the patronage
that may be bestowed upon her All required aid will be
provided, is the purpose of the principal render this
school inferior to none in the city.
Thorough instruction will be given in the English
branches and in the ancient and modern languages; all OF
which will be taught according methods approved and
practsed by the most accomplished teachers IN New Eng
land.
Competent teachers of music and drawing engaged
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BALTIMORE, AUe. 49, 5. p
Settlement Of the railroad qaestion-Rght Of tcay 10
Wheeling cecepted-Nomnation Of the Hon. John p.
Kennedy-Iriat Of Professor McChntock- The mark
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the times designated by the Secretary of War To the
secretary and to the government it makes no difference
whether the same Identical dollars be deposited in New
Orleans, provided the amount in specie the and
that the deposiie received in specie made in specie Nor
does the law make, either in its letter spirit any such
absurd requson depose the identical dollars;
has it been so construed, but always otherwise
In the present case the transfer made of two mil
lions in specie to be delivered in specie at New Orleans
within average period of thirty eight days from the
actual receipt of the money in New York. Now, in the
present stage OF the water it would take at least twenty
days to transport the specie from New York to New
Orleans, even II 1T were all sent al in the same
veyance; but as this might probably be unsafe or i'm
practicable, submit whether average period of
thirty eight days is too long to allow for the transfer of
tpo millions in specie from New York to New Orleans
The idea of loan never entered into the head of the
Secretary nor, considering the duty to be performed
would such a thing be possible. The Secretary, under
the law, simply contracts for the delivery of much
specie in New Orleans; and if the party making the con-
tract already has the specie OF his own in New Orleans,
IS it not much more safe and convenient for him TO de-
oste that specie in New Orleans which is already there,
rather than incur the greater delay and hazard of sending
from New York to New Orleans the identical dollars
ceved at New York The truth ls, such idea
occurred to any friend OF the constitutional reasuy and
i is only its enemies who desire to destroy it by
lering il unsafe or impracticabe, that can give the
aw such construction. 1t is the mode of
making the transfers and sending the funds adopted and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-03

u The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates foi the Office oi
Tax Collector, at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE ]. SHEPPARD,
y EDMUND .-ORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut.JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. S. C.. SCOTT,
LEVI 4. WILSON.
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enemy's force was about thirty thousand.
The position was most formidable. The
Notifications were not exceedingly strong
but their infantry was posted under cover
of embankments, which afforded them
such protection as to- enable them to fire
on US with security. The battle at this
place was not only bloody but terri,
BILE one. The MeXicans determined to-
make il their last great struggle, and the
! Americans fought with desperation; we'll
Eknowing that nothing was left for them
bu. success. Here lost over half nv.
| command in killed and wounded. Some
| of the noblest officers and bravest mem
that ever marched 10 battle fell On that
Ebloody field. Yet we routed the whole.
Mexican army, and drove it, panic
struck, into the city, and had I, who
Happened TO be in the advance, only
been permitted 10 continue the pursuit
into the city, I doubt not, from what we
[have since heard of their fright, that
Ethey would have run through the city,,
Eand sought shelter in the mountains,
Peace.1 how ever, being the great object,
it was hoped that the moment was fayo-
rable for that purpose. Santa Anna ,,
Fhowever, whose whole being is COM
position Of falsehood and treachery, en-,
pIoyed the time in preparation for de-
efence, and imposed upon US the frrther
necessity of carrying ChapuItepec and
taking the city. This was all done, too
in the most glorious manner. The whole
American force on the ground, exclu-'
sive of killed and wouhded, when Mex
leo was taken was less than so00;, the
whole force employed was little moi q;
than 5000: So,e my dear friend; you
may tell the world that an army Of be-
tween 5000 and 1000 Americans has
taken the city of Mexico, strongly forli.:
fed, with an army of between. twenty.
aud thitty thousand men within itswalls..
True, we have suffered = and suffered
severely. Many noble, worthy spirit
shas breathed his last in the valley of
Mexico $ but the giorlots results have
proved to- the world the invincibiIity of
1.-The American arms. F have Beer rhus;
diffusiye,'to show that my recovery has,
been tested BY every species of trial and
endurance to which the human system
can be subjected. It:is'a. hard case,'
therefore, that the physicians who con-.
tributed so much to this recovery,
should be accused Of ofincapacity. and that
my recovefy,in' itself SO wonderful.
should be vohched as an instance to-
prove this incapacity. I trust those
journals thatgave place, inconsiderately,
to the articfe't to which Pallude, will do
me the favor. in justice to my physician
and the medical department of',he army,:
to insert this letter.
Ihave the honor 10 be, your friend
and obodient servant,
JAMES SHIELDS.
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From the Charleston Eue. Ne,os.
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE:

X . =
The following letters have been coms
municated to the Washington Union.
The letter describing the stoIming OF
Chapultepec; hy Gen. Piidwt is the most
graphic we have seen in print.
The first portion of Gen. Shields lets
Ter is employed in vindicating the medi>
ca! department Of the army from certain
sspersions cast upon it for the want Of
skill; particularly III The treatment Of
Gen. Shields wound. He states that
in his case, next to God, his gratitude IS
due to the skill and devotion of his at
tehding surgeon; Dr. Mcmillan.
LETTER FROM GEN. SHIELDS:
Mexico, Sept. 27, l847.
So entire has been my recovery from
the effects of the former wound, that at
lPuebla I ASSUMED command ofa brigadej
consisting Of the New-York and South
| Caroliaa volunteers, and the marine
corps, under Lieut.. Col. Watson. We
marched 'FRONT.' Puebla and entered the
VALLEY of Mexico, with an army amount
ling in all TO ten thousand two hundred
linen. Our march was one OF extreme
diAiculty-over roads broken up and
filled with rocks: We reached San
IAuguslin on the 18th of August, from
whence We could see the enemy's troops
and works at Con,reras. On the 18th
[Iled two regimen,s-lhe New. Workers
land Palmetlos-across d route that was
deemed impossible by Mexicans for ev-
erything but goats; Joined the other
forces in the night; remained most OF the
might without shelter or covering, under
! incessant rain, ard joined in the attack !:
lin the morning which carried the posi-
t,ion. and cut Valencia's whole force to
fpieces. All this I encountered without
Suffering any injury from the effects q
INV former wound. From Contreras. ]
, tioined in pursuit of the enemy towards
, EMe.ieo. We came up with the main
3 s,ys sof h;e arfnyat Churubusco. Ehf
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l"If I tell you. will you give up your
unbelief Z" "Yes," replied the other,
sand check fot fifty dollars beside" !"
When the result was known The check
was promptly paid over.-CiHe'nnafs
Advertiser. Oct. IL.
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Prescribing: Fruit Trees BY GalUan-
ism.-A gentleman in Austria has intro
duced curious method of preserving
fruit trees from, injury by insects, He
uses for that purpose two rings Zone OF
copper, the other of zinc.aH Having placed
the rings he fixes >themironndihe trunk
oftbe tree, and:if iusactbuttouch the
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ring ofeops Il receives at once a gal.

AnindnIye little boy Healing some
person spehg Of the mother OF Wash
iagton, 9thaher Of his countty,) en-
quired 9hee She was the grandmother
of the cbnf
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lhIng guIsrespectluI ul tlIe oIu Iauy, ulc
cake seller, for before Ileft she whis-
pered in my ear, so that the-
couldn't here it, 4 diskiuer, Misteli you
are getting very populoGs.'
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lotteries.
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WASHINGTON AND his GENERALS,

v by the author Of Napoleon and his Marshas
Washington and bis Generals by eadey, author Of "Na-
poleOn and his Marshall IN yos; S1,5O. Vol l. Plates
v just published and contains Sketches Of Major
Washington Putnam, Montgomery, Arnold stark Schuyler
SteUten, Wayne, Conway, Mn Ward and Heath
Volume will be putshcd early May, and will make volume
Of $50 pages illustrated with portraits nd uniform s
the nt twill contain Biographical Sketches Of Major BuEa-
der Generals Greene Moule Knox Sullivan Lincoln Lrc,
ling Marion ST Clair he kah Henry Lee Morgan, la Fayete,
ke with descriptions the Battle Of Cowpcns Greencs Retreat
through the CatOTa Battle Of Guiud Court battle Of
l St'unE Of Ninety SIX battle Of Eutaw; b,tuc
battle Of stoIo Stotming Savannah; ~ Charleston
battle Of Monmouth battles Of andywnc and Princeton
Of Kings Mount Sullivan and ~ Cars Expedition against
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Pars, soiming Of Versailles BY Women &C.
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II GESCE-THE LIFE or GENERAL H. 4CH4RY rsY
Lon by RoHERr T. CONRAD. Eco original and accurate
Portrait and elegant Illustrations Fort Harmon
okee ehobse Pao Alto Reaea de Palma Monterrey nj Bu.na
Vista now IN press aad will be published the
saphy OF General H. Taylor early
lie and public and career most authentic
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GRlGG, ELLIOT 4 CO,
IL No Fourth ST Phladelpha
GEN. TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF 3 vols I2mo illustrated
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and his sa containing Biographies Of Taylor Worth
Wool Butler and all the distinguished officers present war
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IL No. Fourth 81. PhIa
Treatise the Practice OF Medicine Evo by George
b. Wood, VI H. author OF "Dspensaioy 5 &c
will be published by the LIST June.
The Theory and Practice Of Surgery by Mcclellan d.
in vols 5vo will be published by September
9 Editors Of Newspapers Virginia obgc the Publishers
by giving the above insertion Editorial head
an 92-eoGtf
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VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS-Pn6Iish.

ed by GusE, Elliott Co, n Fourth ST. Philaiephi,
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new edition OF the Dspensatoy and Dr. McCeEans eeIe-
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treatise the Practice OF Medicine octave by Geo
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S-Many Of the above Works as Text Books in our
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EXECUTORS SALE OF MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON 9Th STREET IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND


M ILL be soil afternoon IN. Doth d,y OF Ap,
loi' upon the premises, commencing O'Clock that
large stuceod Tenement 9th Strr. Norb
OF lrigh street recently occupied by Mrs John
% let OF ground n 'front.' running back 40 THIS
though out OF and in work
nanise manner The expenditure hundred dollars wo
ren 1t ole among the desirable the CITY Ar
ter the S OF the house, Will sod wing to In, u
Of fronting 9th Street rs 10 feet
four other los lying the North OF fronting tp
ming back 100 feet OF stands air. bcs
kitchen.
lhNhS very accommodating viz; twelve eig
n' credit Tor negotiable Interest atte the nnt secured
by approved endorser by deed OF tr.; p IN.
property. BY order OF Executors. w GopnIS
Auct'r
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Admin istrator's sale.
FURNITURE, LIQUORS, &c; &c.
w ILL be sold ut PUBLIC AUCTION on
SATURDAY the stday o. May at Wal Street Hotel
IN ths ey commencing at no O'Clock personal property
OF Nleh Mt I'd " Alien died consisting OF ali the
necessary Furniture aPpertainng Tavern
bees aa Chains Tables &C Also, hts Liquors eon,t
ing OF b7ndy Rum Gin Vine which have been e,r
'uy siHetei and are very Also, Rdinx
wheh reeeay cost $3.50 a,o negro Roy 6our
years OF age and his right Of ST Hotel for haiape.
OF his ierm together with nj. TIM. wear IN
among which good servants.
TERNs-hu sums Of $50 and required An cash
over $50 credit will be gyeR purchaser
notes with god endorsers a case.
THos. J. NJ NANCE, Admin.
Sale conducted by HoDsE., ROY PuttI.x Auets
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hOUni.E REFINED sPERM CANDLEs-A few boTcs Of
- EXTRA refined sperm Candies superior quay which We
SHOULD he pleased TO hcw To those Of superior article
hn "a GRETrER A GHETIER
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Aurtion Galts.
TINS DAY.
By Kent. Kendall a Atwascr.
bl HE MARSHAL
OF the Eastern pi-tries ~ v..-..s.

=, OF the Eastern District OF virxtaia.
" pursuance Of an order made I'M vacation nv
= saasr % Ne Eastern Dssriet virsinla at Reha-a
'h Gay ot AP'l 1917. viii - sod az FuhHc Au<to, IN ~
hsh. hae FOE cash. Hoass ia the city % Rsa
~ Sonn'1ns' ns al 10 ocnes. A NJ. WEDNESDAY IN.
on Of We prescott month and 4, a, u,tl
Competed M ioao~ins soSdL aad msrs haais- o. Nd
.n.i eofes cons sting % ny Good. BOOB. shos- Ae
=" pieces lotion soh uIbaeb>s eos,e. elh el..s h
90 pues '" eotes Candle hah and packages r.-r-
ehind,e small bars Bees What Floar 10 to,k,. 4, -.
taneg hoLs SS water Buckles m Tbs isl IN IT, ~
ehhens thaits dor Arm Chairs wash ,tna. 80 Seuhb,rr
htusc- casks aiming Gs- Chm, Ma, ~ ~, 49,.
ss pair Brogins; ksis Pisa hog mehsnar. chain apa
Top S,h faund on board the Rg Snoa vessel a-t,et Al
ga ard brought ao this port ~ Ke,n- ,t ,, n,
fandss' atd hbened Tor salvage. EDMUND CnRIsrlAN
Marshal a. =. r. u Va
ap Sid A..