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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22
Charles .. Church..

I .r,,, ~ st,f8 apt, Ter
,,..d,,,sla,.o,I 1.h,,s4,v eye,,inr4
= ~, nc,hol;a, c,,,st IL Ms cine
,: W. -. E,.,ei IA
- .o.c,.. aud lectures on ,emcrrapre:
!, ,o;,,oa 80 49, .,., v,e n7,ver
,t,.4 ,t., ;rnort,nt subject treated so
h.o.,,.t,v =. !, v-,s h., tlis sine
,.o..k.r
- ,o.,,,l..rr o su,.c aha,t. he drives
:, , - : -.,-,.. n In, eo,,lr, by
ItI. ~, ,tro L.. !. sticking
-. ,,,de &c .tullorn r,cfqnn., raund reason,
~ .oot .,d ,,err,oI,t anecdotes and IN
.:,t,. ;o.,,,,s.-,,II ,n,i.cI IN III, riqht time
- 4!,L, ,Jcc a. In. benefit Of the souls
~ t.so. ,,,l conditions Of life
anil ,.mn.rate drinler-
Observation-Disclosures one who
ibid "a .,,, manner in the Internal irailir,-alI
,,o,tion in due season and rtH seasoned!
ur Chn,cI is nccused by some Of being like
yob, u uopL,ns-crazy-fi, subject for "a lunn-
tic ,sylu.o.-nat, We are afraid that come OF
,hosc no thus think AMI cypress themselves,
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4 DAY LOSE.

Some one, il matters not who, once eHcihiiheo'
af,e- spending day unprotiiahly: 81 nave 1854
cav Las. week, in noticing the issue OF 'eA-
,r,.' from the Jetfcrsoran confirming tie PrcsI-
FONTS message we mentioned that they were
circulated in this city on Friday eycnlng'-our
ntighbors correct us, and 'stano corrected =
Il nas on THURSDAY afternoon about half past
four o'clock precisely, or thereahouts, that this
extra ordinary despatch was served up TO our
citizens. We commenced tipping the message
OH Thursday cvcning-Saturduy twas up, ana
". can account for the mistake ai,ided 20 by our
neishbors in no other way than that we VIZ
spending our time and labor on an unpfohfa1!e
subject, anu hence .ios, day.
We DO not wish 10 be understood as advising
any one not 10 read that document, when we say
that il is unprofitabe-no: we desire every man,
woman ana child in the nation who can read.
those who cannot, ought TO get somebody 10
read it for them while they listen.l-to peruse
md PONDER well the sentiments 1t contains: and.
if their minds be they cannot arrive
at any other conclusion, than that the positions
assumed MIR. Polk, and the doctrines advocated
by him in that message. are urpr9hfaoSs nor on
" 10 their best interests, but 10 the stability and
perpetuty of our glorious Union. \ war Of con-
quest IL openly nvowed by HIM lie declares
chat Mexico has no money. and. therefore, We
mus, TAKE territory rs an iafernRity--lf she does
no, PC accnhiv give up two-trds Of her posses
-ions, our brave troops must continue TO cur the
threats of her citizens until she : forfsa to give
us n. largo pi,ce as We desire. The lhiiadsi-
phia North American thus sums up the sprit OF
ihe message in Il few words:
s.Tlc whole spirit Of the message - W ALTO
b prosecuted with renewed vigor when mas
been promised. however. from The hrst.} and In Il
way to make the enemy feel IFS evils; no more
peace officers or peace commissioners tue NeN-
lean territories already conquered 10 b. retl.aee'
for a tir,e,- forever, If necessary; New NeN-
ico ami the Csiiforuas to lie created toto terrific
ries of the United states; orr generals 10 en-
courage the peace party (,f there DC such a par
" Mexico 10 sci mp d free Republican govern
,aent Of their own with assurances Of protec-
,ion"-which NAV make II necessary. hereafter
&c annex the friendly state thus formed, or 9TH
erwise abandon it aud its citizens, our allies, to
tho vengeance Of a people who may choose TO
regard them as traitors.
We hope the people viii arouse their thoughts
TO his W ar subject, ami stay our rulers in their
mad career Of conquest. y day has already been
lost: nav, more than mere day: thousands OF
valuable lives have been sacritced-miliions OF
dollars wasted and for WHAT For the purpose OF
Collecting dollars and cents on debts coming 10
our c;;izens for porer sold by them TO the -dex-
;c.ns, Eecause Mexico refused 20 accept NJ
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,sss. .zs ..


y Gao rs'er al t.tss p2.at now "ta1. :
nearly y tla marx # 1892. tn era ri TIC
''feaf z loot Wac" earned ram and crs-
RS IN ~ cs'tf9t- ~ t. =" %foan''s
q l''9 c.,: ar nun 4 =, an o24t' pass
el>"1 i'''' many 81 's'a sir; \Uni r
Gus iah''ile' nay 3's. asiTen ot't, and ~
the iia'S OF tn 'siA5a y a. tl2ra IS mueA
N3'i5fthS among fAs poor, "ao'' hab-t'-
Ion. u, ~ pen oss'laS.1 ~ 'i @e'l3 p
~ "''.S' - ,''7 II :, y "'sl'ii ! I;-L Oh
tile marx .! - ana f.s.il2.
~ one mouse "4.ch we VISITED ~ a san
Yesterday morning IN occupants ol "hicA
49, zen 'r''ei. : TIE second story ",
~" a. DolI q : shal boy. VINO haa
- - ~ ~ '.ie room b@i2" anu m,
ny "i'li1 io''sis SICK ~ ms SIDE.
tI, -. go I Pc: "i,''"
I'll So. L,I g,,.s5'.,r an, ,|
bavin boom .,a-+ ~ ,ha GoaJ al
''s,-s ~. 49, '','''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

PostscriP'.-Comfrmed Since writing
the above We received the following from
passenger On me ste amer Grey Eagle:
On Wednesday. abou, II. NJ, in has.
ing he town of I.awrencehurg. in the
Grey Eagle. from Frankfort. the large
warehouse At tn upper par, Of the land.
ing. az Lawrencehurg. foated Off Twas
full 81 baled hav. Two frame BUILDINGS
were floating of. AMI the town was SOM
tn tnat under water. III the dis,illerv Of
hessrs. Duhles & e.. they had 10 shoot
about 1000 head OF hogs. and there be.
ihS no means II dress taem there. they
VII be brought 10 this city during today
or to- morrow.
IAe kentucky river is higher a, the pr,.
sent tune than in n, last twenty wears
The locks and dams are out of sight, and
no break can be seen-the boats passing
without any difficulty The lower mar, N
Frankfort Is under water.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

Slideli Emo Extraordinary and Minister
PIcrfooteritiary, but were willing to receive
Commissioner 10 al Just all difficulties, Because
"Americfn bIooI siicd on 4 mcrican soI'' by
Nea.can.' Does any sensible man believe that
these were The ends aimed at ty the .powers that
be- in bringing this Improbable War Dehts,
dignity, aad American blood being shed
imcrican eo} were not though, OF until HOSTILE
ties were actually commenced by The march Of
the American army the territory in possession.
Of the NeXcans, who, writes officer in the
army, ''des~rtcd their Indications aud cotton
iei!s, and burnt their custom house on the APP
proach Of the American troops" No!-these
reasoos for wacirg the war, were alter-thoughts
and are given II the President and echoed by his
afherents, . Conceal aud cover up the original
design of CONQUEST, and acquisition Of for
cign territory THIS j. tire root Of the evil; ard
for this purpose, ii. blood and treasure Of The
urtion ms been poured ont like water; and Con-
cresa Is again urged. 10 make further appropra-
ion Of Anne rcal. blood and treasure to satisfy
this acveli- last for conquest. II Congress does
not check the mad ambition Of the President and
his advisers, aud stay tic covctnc appetite Of the
mlscaIlcj democratic" party for their neighboTs
possessions and goods, BY putting an immediate
stop 10 l.t- Ar Of co.&rE.T, and declare &c Ia"
world t.: H. Ct.:.es. states 20 not want iucls
ii Mexican soil, acquired By force OF arms, for
any purpose whatever; say, { Congress does
not DO thie, Int aece.es % al The demands Of Mr.
Folk, th- indeed we frar that, not only VII
days-nonll.-y years be lost by the unprchtabte
-nplny nIcft Of the eucrcics-thc blood-the re-
sources Of country, for satisfying this unhoi}
Inst for cououa@t bat we also fear that the links
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

THE RgLE Af.fIED.--it is one Of the
lavortc positions of our Southern friends
that Slavery is civil and political institu-
ton and therefore not II BIZ ncIdled with
by the Church. They are fond Of quoting
in this connection Cbrist's saying: Rem
dor unto God the Things that are Gods"
We are willing to lake il 50; and 10 use,
in irving the case. the very illustration
used BY Chris, himself. And they
brought him penny And he said unto
them. Whose is this image and super
scription, They say unto him Caesar s. -
And then be laid down the rule. So.
when man claims to hold another as "a
chattc personal to all intents, construc-
tons and purposes whatsoever EDWARDS
Digest Laws Of South Carolina,) let US
appeal to our Masters maxim; let the one
man stand up beside the other. and as the
claim is announced. let US ask. . Whose
Il this image and superSortpftoHf =
If the .'chattel be man, he bears e'od
Image. and we are 70 render him to God,
and not to man. apply but this one rule
Of Cbrist's faithfully. (and there are scores
besides that viii do as weIl.) and Slavery
must cease to exisf.-Professor McCItn-
g0rE
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LADIES FAIR.

Influenced by the gil, of box Of VAIN
nb'c articles, iust scnt Us from oar friends
in Philadelphia; and at their suggestion,
.7ke Female Missionary dissertation u
holding FAIR on the Eve of Christmas,
IL The Warner Building. The box con-
,ains MANY pretty things for Christmas
presents. Sale to conmcncc (Friday It'll,
at 10 O'Clock, and 10 close IN the evening
open one day only.
The money, collected at tho sale, viii be
appropriated to glazing tn" Church. We
shall feel grateful for help in This good
work. Go. fIShE-
December 22d, 1917.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

DIED-In this city, the 3etn ult., MARY
daughter OF DR. JOEL and M,IIND,
VALE, aged TWO years,
Away to thy home u the skies sweet spirit
Thy >ast TO the aus; be gwen
The promise Of Jesus mount up 10 inherit,
.'Of such IS the king 4om Of heaven
We would not recall the dear daughter again
To earth, from thy rest above
Thy SORROWS soon Ger soon rescued from pain
We resign, yet not to love
And hope when LIES latest enjoyment dies,
And all our affections are Ger
To meet cur dear babe IN her home in the skie.
To love ana be g4rteG more.
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sudden illness of SCC'y W 2tE>ef

W,sv,vorox Dec. Q, 1elI.-Secretary W ak
or WIS attacked in the Treasury Department at
,t-,ao.cIor.- p Al TODAY, with fsiutin-. some
S,v apoplexv. but probably by extreme eShans-
lion. lie lei and was taken home. where ne
now lies very III. lie had been III for the past
ten DAYS. with discharges Of blood from tfe DOW
els ana had slept bnt little fer ;he I'VE ,ast gay
b.i.,r- ca,<tar,tfv IN the Department. lie was al
his oFce all last night and slept none tn SIX lhis
morning when he took short nap on a sofa
He was at the CAPITOL. previous TO the attack, on
the presentation of his Annual Report to Con-
cress Ever thing was IN admirable order IN
lis R,rort with voln:,inous accompanying doc
uu,erts and tables. tie had personally snperin-
tended all-N. y. Tribune
Later accounts from the capitol state that The
Secretary is recovering.
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GC the Legislature.

TN. Ioiianaool,. IouruaI Of Dec. 1th saws
81, coosco,,enc, - fear. entertained IN regard
- a,..I, 49,, ~. I.o..I,,n,. ationruea YES
,.,...,, :, met ON ~. Isl Monday
~ February. ,Ir. iaareao kennedg Is lying sick
!, il. p,,,.,-, i...,... van tAis disease. MANY
,a,,.r 81 H.. f..o.t,tnr, c,il.a 10 see .Jr. i.
- a.. na,,,s or ~, disease hei,a
L,o,,r AMI far ,i.,t reason. i uas supnosed thai
i wonIJ spread amor. then, 50 as 10 prevrn, leg
station. if thew renamed. we have nothing TO
sI.on, the nro,retv Of Tins movement. as it
;1,,.,i. 49,, -. uo,l3 ,;.,, :, IN = d,lT,r.nt
r.dh, ,I,,, ~, uo,y %. v.r, We slranq.rs & from
-, ,1,an,I..,. r,,,. al cam. ,,,,c,.
:, t.,I,.,,.,r,.;a .,oo.t,,..l,,,
-,
iHE Ap'of tn ~ - y, l'''3is ! :
ieii a1.s7.o', -. ~
hour. gust long enough 70 ~ 'aeiF
per =, ~ 90" ~. 81 ~ e.au -. p,oo,-
PassG" III i'Sol q ~ '.''',.'l ~ 49,,
was brou3l' up 10y ''>,.','9,,'l' i'..'' ,..i
Se"'s ''.''>' ;l,4
c0dN from lis amendment extending the
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Fer the Palladium.


DIED.-At his residence in Wayne County,
Ind. on the 25,h Of Nov last. Mr. JANIS
SULLIVAN, aged 50 years
His disease was lingering one. and he suffer
ed a grea. deal of pain during its continuance.
He had long been a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. When Just take IL i'll his mind
seemed be gloomy: he continued, however, to
pray nd trust in the Lord. and after few weeks
his moral sky became clear. ami he reJoiced IN
the hope Of blessed immortalitv--his mind be-
came calm, and continued until death, with
the exception Of occasional cloud. few days
before he b-cathed his last He emed 10 be
like the prophet Moses when he permitted
10 view the promised land, and med TO exuIt
in the pEospect-caling his wife and children
around his diving pillow. he babe them all fare
well. and exhorted them all TO meet him in Hea-
ven A short time before his death, he repeated
this beautiful verse:
..J4sus can make dying bed
Feel soft as :ownv pillows are.
While on His breas lean my head.
And breathe my lie out sweet!y there.
Just as the bre ath was leaving his body. he
called his sister and taking her BY the hand. said,
"Giory. glory. glory be TO God Most High"'
Richmond, Dec. -, IST T, s. WEss.
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City Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
y viii b.. held at the Eagins Hou-e, IN the
City Of Richmond, the 1st Monday in Janu-
AIRY next. i-is, for Mayor. Counciim~n, Treas
urrr. Collector. Assessor and Narshali- The
citizens are also requested to manifest their sp-
probation or disapproba,ion of future Cooneh-
men receiving a suitable salary for their services
as SUCH by voting their tickets "pay or no
pay" By order OF the tounch.
WM. A. BICKLE, CITY CIeTk.
Der % I-iT.
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N-OTICE--Tbe citizens OF Indiana. are here
by notified that Lewis Davis, Of New PARIS,
Ohio il authorized to sell Territorial Rights sos
the above Invention IN the State OF Indians
DANIEL VISDER. Pafeafes, g.,
New Paris, o, Dec. ~, 1871 H.
Jcfersonian copy r. and charge tins ONE
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

I3~All the members Of Tie legislature, from
This county. have arrived at home safe an- well
we believe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

c--The Sentinel of the 18th says that
Gov Nbitconab walked out Yesterday.
fearless Of the small pox." Glad he 5
able 10 be out and so .fear7ess-he's a
courageous ornament 70 the Sta.e-he Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

Nov. am confident under a close cultiva-
ton, can produce Sc or 3 more from the same
soil at the presen Mt prices, til the application OF
a good top-cressing of manure; for that APP
oiled " as all put one-half the ground, while
the balance went entirely undressed
am aware thai some people are entirely OPP
posed to Boo, ftrmug; bat have always OBJ
served that nearly all our best ana most scienti-
&c farmers are subscribers to At tea.: one and
some times t,ro hyee papers devoted prnci9a'-
~ 10 Agriculture; which IS very good evidence,
think. Of the utility Of works Of this kind.
G.. MENDENUALL.
Richmond I'm no OH lSf-
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From the Cine inna,i Commercial Dee l..
Ts'lle Fiood.--Tcrriblc AccO.DfS.--
Loss OF 9iycs.

aaQv an below lIV pasSen1a ~ tie
steamer Lancaster. We learn that til towns
If Na,.le II psc VI. Balmoat. New Rich
meul. POINT = cassut and Palestine. arc
MI cit f,siv aver.iown, AMI thar tn psop.e
have ben driven - the hills; wh~ra they
erected tents. and taken shelter IN barns.
&c. Sone are in daDlorable condition.
and fwe persons between Neville and
20 II Pheasant. Mr.. Ice RicaSnn and
George Brownson WAC were in feeble
health died in the hills from exposure
II i somewhat sin u!ai. that on vester-
iay morning. at New Richmond, III, wa
ter stood Al within one iarh ot tt food Of
1892. his. however may have been oc-
casiouel bv the water backing in from
Twelve mile and Indian crooks. Every
house IN tn town was sibmcrgal 10 some
extent anu there was great destruction oi
property. " GIbon's distllecv a large
number Of hogs were lost. and it was
thought tat out nf five thousand tive hum
s,re,.. not more than twa-tniris wot.bl b.
saved M C.lbson'S loss is estimated. IN
MI at about twelve thousand dollars. Nr.
q. suffered a Il aavy loss in these m.l's by
tiya. not long since. me ,.2castef fpo>
oat passengers from the second sitaseS d
houses in lac principal street Of tn Town!
tne LaasaSter's trip t. this place Ms eN-
classy = tos taa aecommo laton OF those
wao VIZ compelled to remove. aud she
brought aswa many families
4 o7iton l'ndS 81 ile N12iat arr en-
+ iIelE nun lated, ana many OF tn houses
snow aa' 'Aaif c3i"ney TOPS, VII many
! I've cen carried away. -E'at New =" l.
tlSfe ~ aaoal or hahal.Hi "d@''.iSi'd,' :
ed Win pIeihse iof me cincinnati MARI
c'o; us'.tai'' - cross NJ waters y ieifE or
4tl ,t"4ss' He th-hA 4 7t5Aiiis ms, -
N,'.''f@ up % lA.' pom. ~. IN max,
60 taiiaS - me usP' ne I@4'to3'
''''.> = eil'i'siH H4'"let =, N ""ts' III
i''.tS'9 a. . u u - I II
c'i,.ll'it't tops OF a zoe
: &c f,d'S'ra ~ ~. " : ts!ii i
up 81 'it ia''-'i'''i .Ia ''''e
- : ~ TN 5't'il'o '''iti2s =
.','.' = Ut. = - ~ - -.
- l''-a m'1.', ,'i.t ,li ~ '.:tf
80. - It.4i - .,'-> 50 ''-'.'1
=, ~" --4s1 creek rom !. : sin
IA =. mgr 'r''n' ~
'"' = -,
- 60,
a..
- .:.,,'t,.. ,,il -. .t....'',s,'.#, r.
,..,.l.f......
l..r. 80,
NJ, !, a,,a,.,. $780,, i, H.. So.
,I,yya tf.-s..l No. 5.,.,t,y.., l,.,.ae-,,er
t. pl....t.g.. Il, at,.r 4 small fraale e5t
f.y,rs al, t,.,,.l ,,l,,,nn n,rti,a aaI fba
-. .i,,,,,l.,r, Mn oial.# windows ;a
which s.,s9.,1 t,y,I, y..r'. an lv r34.,a,r
I,.tI ef5rss ~ IN, w~,k aal d. .tr},,t:.,a
above ar constantly passing the c-tx
tbefg...s below. ", have IN na!i }u--
r0r 3.H,at.oa:-I.a vrarc burr !, en-
,.r.ir n. 'ar u4t.r.-Ncarly all ii azla-
htt,t,.. III l,..,. ....,.,-.lil +, lag. II ia.
residences and faJ p,3cas wa. th.y
could. il II, III r,borh,ol. or ii other
~ : .,.-. I'm l,....,,-F,, ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22
~ / or the Palladium

Friends Holioway & DapiS: Observing ar
tclc III The columns OF th. Palladium agricui-
ture by y. Downing, showing he products o. 4
farm of 10 acres, and as | ana somewhat lover
Of agriculture, well az horticulture and fora
culture, and some what of Il practitioner more
particularly Of the tw Latter; herewith sub
foin few remarks fr",, @na,e notes made du-
ring the past summer intended for the FARMER
and Gara.nrr Bat | do not ans good rea-
Why should not encourage Own pa
per, in preference TO sending communications
abroad and then sending abroad to ct them 1ci,
again. Such course seems ike an extra tax.
The columns of the Palladium are always open
To receive and publish all communications on III :
above named subject and VIII devote few col
unlns of each number TO such topics. Such being
the case, ii is be hope; that co.ni!uu atoms
from some Of our scientific farmers may be- iouad
IN those columns that literally offered.
Now for the experiments, which made ON
half-an-acrc Of ground, leased last spring. for
which pai s. Two loads Of m3nnre al p cts
per load, 80 cts. breaking ground in Tie spring
- cts. The balance Of lhc Labor WIS performed
By myself and small boys, rs need required
consequently no correct estimate could be kept
no notes of further expenses Mere tahcn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

I or The Palladium
RICHMOND. 10Th Of 18th Nc. Is4..

The Editor Of the Palladium Will obHge The
undersigned by giving place TO the following
Notice and Lines accompanying it, whenever
vacancy Of suitable size occurs, ana lie may
thiut. best 10 give L a place. Il may TO be
a lr.f'Ds subject 10 dwell u7ou by some, but
The subjects upon HON II was 10 opera,e
IN tins hoasteoIy '.Iee and independent RePu5-
iic'' we would most assuredIy think otherwise.
Very respectfully
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

siliack stone eava. that M iuRan lar is rctid
which conflicts I'll the dtrine ur, coustc ucntly
1t > Il Eul.ty tiotii.
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C:.lci.s.safl Market.

SATCEDAY, December Il, O'Clock. j. VI.
Sales 10 aeon this day, reported AT the Mer-
chants Exchange.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-22

OJ-TrAGE troS 1itE AMERICAN FLAG.-We find
lie following paragraph in the East port Sentinel
If the 2t;h:
..Our readers will -ecollect that stated
some time ago conviction that Her Majesty 5
steam frigate Columbia han impressed seaman
from the brig Brook!ine SPates, owned By John
W. Bass. Esq. of this port. such, indeed proves
to be the f1ct. The Brookline has returned
from her voyage to the West Indies. and we have
had u conversation with Capt. Spates. the sub
,ect, HIS statenle ut Il substantially the as
was made By ", founded upon what he comnu
nicated TO Capt Winchester. Of the Julia Ann,
at the time We earn that Mr. Bass has made
4 representation 20 cur q ,vernrn-nt, ana claims
redress and compensation for the interruption OF
his lawful business.
III to b. hoped that there Is some error in the
above statement or that the outrage It chroni-
cles viii be promptly cisavoweG and punished by
the British Government. With the bn idog-iise
tenacity OF purpose, which is both a merit and
fault in her character, England has never formal
ly surrendered her pretensIons TO impress her
subjects wherever she NAV fnd them; bat,
at this day OF lie world. the attempt 10 revive
hei ancient practice OF seeking theEn IN Amen
can ships ana dragging them from under the pro-
lection of the 4 american flag. is an insanity into
which her ministers and officers " Ill not be ike
! Y TO fall No persons can know better than
they that war would be the inevitable conse-
cue acc.--Norfa Amer
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CAMP TAYLOR, Mexico. {
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CAMP TAYLOR, Mexico.
 Feb. p, iS47 Brigadier Gencral Wool.
 on the evenings of the 22d and 23d when we were drawn up tn the line of batile to mee, the enemy, who at the time was iu, our immediate vicinity, was assigned to the command of four companies of Riaemen, |Coa. Yell taking command of four compa- nies of Cavalry. Two companies of our reg 'ment' commanded by Capis. Pike and Pres ton, j'., being detached from the regiment, and acting with some other corps.
 On the evening of the 22d, the Mexicans having taken possession of the mountain side with 'hexiew of turning our left flank, ! was ordered to ascend the mountain, and if pos sible dislodge seemf from this position.
 This attempted in connection with the Kentucky Riflcmen, but darkness coming on,