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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

The Committee Of the " National Monument to
OConne have published their receipts from the 9th Of
August, which amount ~ f2g
The REPEAL AssocrArIoS.--T The ususl weekly meet,
Ing OF this body held Monday sst 81 the Concii
iston Hall. Mr.. John Reynolds NJ p presided The
proceedings were OF q very ordinary character. The
repeal rent for the week amounted TO over x7V.
SALE Oh THE LATE Mz. O'CosSELLs FURNITURE.
On Thursday and yesterday wees the s.s OF Ho iofn
ture 10 the town residence Of the Lberstor TOOK place
On the premises The abundance Wss rost respectable
and numerous and the anxiety manifested 10 possess
some relic OF the great man was Intense me pictures
and books not Inc uded 10 the sale. Inc aocuon
Ger opened the sale In the kitchen and ne nr1 article
out 10 vas gridiros which sold for js 3D. The oroksr
Who fought IL valued n ct shilling bat SAID be held IN
order 10 secure any reasonable price, - ." relic
IL supposed that toe sale would not os concludes
before saturday evening
An enthusiastic gentleman WRITES 10 the FREEMAN Q
JoarHal 70 propose q subscription lor Mr.. OConnes
ismIy Of [lVtVvo.
LrnEaIcy As A STEAM PACKET sTArroS.-ln memo
rial Drrsenred issI week 10 the Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
md By deDutsiiou from the Inhabitants OF Limerick
We md the following We also submit your Excel
lencys consideration the value Of tee hsrbOr Of Lime
rick references 10 tbs siimpoftsnt the urgent
and tnp0tal question II transatlantic communication.
Limerick the ceuter VI commercial enterprise and e.
Tleugurs wealth with ia cspscioUs bsrbOr sad n rail
ways now approaching maturity within se~ hours oy
steam Of the Atisntc sppsars pointd out a.
the hitting communication between the kindred empires
Vt Great Britain and America and We respectfully esn
on your Excsllsucy TO submit 10 Der hsestJ oove'n
ment the propriesy Of adopting city 90
the packet station about being selected ana q 'Ae
medium of thoss commercial and Etsrn<noneI in'of-
alike promotve OF the well being and n.ppsoese
OF both b. uisp hsres That Nc earnestly sonet yoef
Excellency early snd earnest attention ~ TIE Import
a., ob-c,. referred 20 In this memorial Hs Excel
lency In reply stated the selection OF Limerick a.
station wa OF great general Interest," that there
- rix.I cl.im, bar that when railways were CON.
,sr, =, which reference had been made. The SUBJECT
saoud r-c-ve the full and dspassions,e consideration
OF the GDysrnment
ALLEGED AsusEs or CEAAirr Vast qusnfiies OF
tie cargo cousisrnz of Flour Dssns and Peas bropshs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

BALTIMORE. October 4-l2 NJ.
The National IateiiigeAoer publishes letter
from an officer at Puebla, dated Sept. TO- 1t is
addressed to Mr.. - White, and contains the fol.
lowing news
AN Of Gen. SCOTS expresses from the Capital to
pasbls have been cut of excepting one which arrived
yesterday, bringing the only official intelligence
received since General Scott left Puebs. The
Express man came to and reported that he
left Mexico on the 9Th but had been robbed OF bis dis
patches have been hemmed ia by 1000 mexicsns for
The las, three weeks msjor Laly. with 1000 men, lie
surrounded at Jslsps and cannot get out The whole
country swarms with guerrillas'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

i-3 between the powers shall Re ed tor the
period Of eight years after the rsufcson of this ir atty
each party having the right after the expiration Of that
period - tsrmipse the sstne ~ notice q one year
AR H. This treaty will b. approved aud rsufad By
the President Of the United states Of America with the
sppr0t son and consent Of the Sens and by the con
sent OF the uuited states Of Mexico wh the toll sppro
bstion Of the General Congress -nd the rsuhcstlons
will be exchanged In the City Of Washington within the
period of months from the date which !, msy be
sixpet or a. soon A. possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

CoSrnoIfER-We understand from authority
ubch we deem reliable. that Hon. Millsrd Fillmore
viii probably aocp, the Wing nomination for Controller
,ns,ds,s would be more capable of dischsrging the
es of the Office OF acceptable TO the great booy
Of the Wing party throughout the State than ne
If this be true, Mr. FILLMORE will OF course be
nominated on the first ballot. and we hope by a
unanimous vote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

AGE-Under year, % 70 %; % D. 10 , % ~, 10
10 y - a. ~ 70 ~ 81 % 90 - 20 70 o. 81 - u %,
10 % 70 70 10 to 90, 90 10 o. ~ TO o' l. IN
known. s. Total, 10
PLACES o. SsrivTTY-Unite states, l3- Ireland, %
Fn.ispd 5: scotland 4. Wales. H. Germany Ds France,
British Possessions IN y America Il West Indies, :
unknOxu.4 Total. -
Prom he Aims House Biaekwers Island ?, Aims osse
B.I-vue ,. Hospital Bellevue IL PenltentixTy HOspt-
al Bellevue p Peaitentiary Hospital, EackwePs Isl
ard Lunstic Asylum, Backwelfs lsapd, . Bloom
insdsle Hospital Wards Island 8; City Hospital
Nsr.ery Hospital lBsckwelrs Island A.; Colored Home,
s. Coored Persons. n.
A. W. WHITE, City Inspector.
CIR ISsPscroK's OFFICE, Oct L. lsf7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

ryThe Washington correspondent oithe Heraid
says that messenger will leave that city Immediately
with Dispatches for Gen. Scott, and for the whole line
from Vera Cruz up 10 the Capital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
WING Nominations.

U,sroe Co--JEROME FULLEKof Brockport,is
the Wing candidate for Senator in Monroe County ;
Jo,,pp STONE OF Rochester for Coroner.
Washington Coz. A. MARTIN OF whitehall
for Assembly MosEs MILLER Of Fort Ann tor
Coroner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

Leaving aside for the present the FIRST instruc-
tons from Santa Anna 20 the Mexican Commits
si0ners. We proceed to give an outline Of the Rlff
Diafum offered by them under his renewed in
struction. which differs slightly from the original
proposition:
AErfcLE l. merely On expression Of desire that
there may be firm and lasting peace between the two Re-
rutlcs
shall be Eiven up after the treaty signed and that any
MscaDs who mas be prsonerso The savage tribes Of In
dans within the limits Of the nited States shall b gwen
By the Government Of the nied ates and returned
10 their homes
All the for. towns or territory and artillery taken BY
the forces the United States shall be returned % Mexico
= The dividing line between the two Republics -ha.l
commence Ia the Gulf Of Mexico. three leagues from land,
n front from the southern mouth Of the bsy 81 Corpus
Christi 10 IN straight line through said Bay % the
mouth Of RIO de as Naeces follow thence the
Of that river 10 It's source From the source OF the River
Nueces straight line will be traced until Il the
actual ironer New Mexico In the eassoutheas part
II will thence follow the aciual frontier Of New Mexico
bv the east north sud OF New Mexico until II meets
latitude So which Will the boundary OF the two
renubos from tue point Al which il touches the frontier
Of New Mexico 10 the Pacific. The Government OF Mex
leo not 20 found any establishment or colonies
space o. land which lies between the Rio GTande and
In consideration Of thi. extension Of the territorial
limits Of the United States the Government Of the said
OF Mexico - at the City Of Mexico the the day Of
the exchange Of ratihcations Of this treaty
and = BY these articles the United state. agree 70
release the Mexican Government from s claims Of the
Government or citizens Of the L nited states
3. PROVIDES Tor the settlement OF etaiu. nc sa''
manner a. provided the proposition Of Mr.. Inst
Stipuaies that the Catholic rcglon aud the property
belonging 20 persuasion shall be respected the terri
tory coded the United States.
TO- Citizens of Mexico who may happen 20 be in the
United States TO have the privilege Of sturnngto Mexico
without any tax being exacted from them.
H. All grants Of land made ~ the Mexican Government
previous 10 this OF territory 70 be respected by
the Government Of the United States
- The Republic Of the United states binds itself sol
erny admit hencefOrh the annexsiion Of dis
trct territory comprised within the limit assigned by
the present treaty the Mexican Repablc This solemn
compromise j. of the conditions under which Mexico
makes cession Of territory 10 the Republic Of North
America
49, All goods In the ports occupied by the American
troops will pay the duties established by the Republic
unless they have been prepaid otherwise they will be
cOunscBfed
a. The Government OF the United states will satisfy
Justly the claims Of Mexican citizens for the damage the
American troops have done them.
IS. Merely relate. 10 the ratification Of the treaty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

Delegates 10 the Wig State Contention
Cafiasaurus-AlonIo ilawley Joseph T. Weeden.
Va,hinsfon.-2 T. c. Hitchcock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
From the Washington Union. "a.

We are fortunate in obtaining possession OF let
ters and papers which have been forwarded 10 the
Secretaries OF War aud Navy by the express mail
We shall not have it in our power to give all the
details which the Vera Cruz papers contain
Laying over the Spanish papers therefore, TIL
our next shall lay before readers such hasty
letters as have been received from our officers IN
the squadron and on the shore-and, brief as they
are, they are full OF interest. aud also such ex-
tracts as we can make from the era Cruz papers.
Il will be seen that the letters down tO the
2lst September. inclusvc--hvc days later than
what We gave our readers last night by the way OF
Pensacola.
Ertraot ola kr from Uaiied State sgshp Germantown
VEaA CRuI 2l,t Sept. lsf7
steamer sails Immediately FOR Ne~ Orleans. snt !
have waited until the last moment In the hope OF Oh
tsi ning farther intel 4 gence from the army.
BY the sles, account Gen Scott ent-red the City Of
Msxico on tho Iih inst having latter some hard fight
ing) driven cut the Mczicans under Gen. Santa Anna
who had reiterated 10 Guadalupe with the remains Of his
Jiscomhted army. Gen Bravo and some other Mexican
officers of distinction said 30 have been killed.
enclose ME OF Vera Cruz newspapers, which fur
rsh all the information received from Mexico up 10 this
Mexican channels the communication with the army
being sll closed by sffrsc parties Of guerras The
Sun Of AraAHac hes not been published to-day there
fore send Mexican paper Fl Aroo Is tbs statements
in which not 70 be- relied on
In addition 10 the newspapers enclose sotns hastily
written notes from Mr. -, ian officer 10 Vera Cruz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
CITY ITEMS.
MONDAY, October 4.

MONDAY, October L.
Tia Nrw.HAvss MAlL.-The difficulty between
the Pea, Office Department aud the former contractor,
he Haven route hss been sc,ilsd and the mail
srsee ~ss resumed yesterday morning BY the steam,
e-, Traveller The contract to Springfield is taken BY
z w. Pond Fac Preslden, of the New Haven and Hart.
lord Railroad Ce~pssy
The terms on ~'ieh the new arrangement is made
Unpublished the 'cplr.c,ors presrrins not to have
B Anown- II 10 ru-ore5 however. that The Rail.
D Al Company has yield' Ito demands. snd doe. the
&c tor the same pay a's -seived before the quarrel
washington eorrespond's OF the Herald s,s,es
air a tier ,hus;
lss Post once Department has o..s ,h. ro,,,.c,
SIR me New.usven. Hartford aud -. 80 L., :,
h+,y9; they ssted $4,000 but the fssns.,s, CO
usi brought them ~ last W the old iernx "oA
SUDDEN DEArH--John Exter. keep. If ,bs
Gamer Massachusetts, died suddenly on board !. b.,
the Novelty Yard yesterday afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

Gen WOrths wound. The lePeros and the wo-
men figure more IN these accounts than their regu-
lar troops, or even their guerrias
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Weekly Renorf Of Deafhs

IN t Guy and CouAsy Of Nss Yorf from tho 2h day ef
SEPTEMBER 70 ,a> ID dag Of Oct0ber, l8f7.
Men g2-Xomen, s5-Boys, IL Chris, II. Total, 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

q We learn from tie Neic- Brunsicck Ia,
sssst the Postmaster at Dahousie bss been sv.,s,.
"a roobins ths Canada mail. for some rme,s.t ~
r'2isr setting alarmed at the Inquiries made b.ro,s
m states but was overiAsen and arrested Bsnso-
!" % JUN 'o' a'sN lnoasal CopY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
lR,E,r1d % IN u. nbors I

MONDAY MORNING. Sept ~.
My friend called 90 me before wssup. and left note
dated CsrdOys. 10Th.
We have received express from Mexico, which
brings US the ibs, the American army after taking
Chspuepec and the citadel entered the City OF Mexico.
Gen Bravo was killed and Gen santa Anna, with the
remaining troops, went 10 Guadalupe alter suffering
much
such Is the intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

Since had the pleasure this morning. learn that
General scott went into the city the nth, and entered
on rosd the Mescans little thought be- would. 1t WAS
understand a rainy night that abon, 10000 leperos
with all sorts of arms and 10000 women with stones
together with the army endeavored TO stop the Asr
csn. but =, the rst sho they scsmpercd like flock Of
sheep.
understand from Capt Elliot who has Just le me.
that the ashton which s due today will 90 day alter
to morrow direct to New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
EXPRESSES CUT OFF
AMERICAN FORCE SHUT UP AT PUEBLA.
MAI. LALLY SURROUNDED AT JALAPA.

By Telegraph to TIE Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05
Portugal.

The Intelligence from Lisbon 10 70 the sth. Or
the 80 ut an Official statement ws published coatsn
ns me cismlssa of ssvers m~mbors OF the old csbiset
snd the nou1inaiion OF thsr ssccessoss The ~
polntm-ots we're csanssrsgned By Csxvsiho. Who
hsyIns been applied 70 on the failure OF d hsssi
beans " form ADMINISTRATORS appears ~ bsvs
found 20 difficulty In arranging the shove Csd.
pct Ga assuming the reins os once. the Cssvsbo
Csbuet pss forward exposition Of hs poiisiesi pss
cples BY which ts members would b guided IL this
they declare that the Cabinet hes sdoped coz
cston between ell the parties tho bssis OF ~ policy
Il. determined respect and observe tbe Chsr
ter-to fun ell ths diplomatic eessssuenn eoeessssc
with ioreisn pewers. end 70 carry On Ne oovsssn'
on principlss Of honesty and ladspsadsees
By ihs last sceouEh the struggles oesweee W. ~
ties w-re srll going on 10 sstscpsroa Of - sPp''s
ing elections M. ..
Sir c. Napier gave speodid dicne, O. y: ~; %
board IN, 81 Vincent to Her fsiinfei hsjesy sm
Ter. m, leading membsrs u the dp'o@ane oooy ~.
Sir chsres vas TO sail from Lisoon o. cruise on ne
lo,s ,nss Cora csbral se sccveiy seseeso u 20
,o,,isus. ana nsd soesimsd hissii the centre
Of sAs Chats, party sssinss the prsssns Ministry ~
sdvices from Aogols sppssfs sess Count soeha @s
SEE FOURTH PACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-05

/ NON bkkMUDA.-We have the Hamilton Ga
.ae OF me lsih and 2lst ul, from which we extract
the following items:
H. NJ steamer Grosler has arrived here from, Barba.
yes bound TO Sierra Leone having met with some &C.
sceo, 70 nsr machinery and being In VI fuel She
anoer The command of Commander Poibury who
Formerly served on this station
- Inc 1rowlsr has been expressly fitted by the Home
uosernmeut Tor grafton service between Sierra Lee
one and the West Indies aud hss large poop placed ON
ner msn deck She lett Enelsnd tor The Coast on the
sd OF June last and was fotunste soon after her ar
rival al Sierra Leone 10 obssn full cargo go OF cap.
tured Africans. which she conveyed TO the Colony Of
Detnersra where abe arrived early last month
She has now on boai $50 Afrcsns emsrsnts. whose
term Of serviEade has expired and who returning to
their country free OF expense to themselves The
Growers next cargo will BE- informed for Trim
idad.
DOMINICA Two shocks Of an earthquake were felt
At this ls-nd the 5ih September. the other On
the 9th. A Church at Marie Gssnte vas Destroyed and
cher buildings Injured
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

MEXICAN INCENTIVES TO DISCRETION
ADDRESS TO CATHOLIC IRisnMEN.-The Di-
driO del G0bierno, of September 10th, contains
three proclamations FROM Santa Anna, written in
the peculiar vein for which that worthy is dis
tngushed. They are re-published in the n. o.
Picayune Of the 9TH. The first is intended to
promote desertions; and great pecuniary induce
ments are held out to the American officers and
men to abandon the flag Of their country and fly
to the succor Of the "magnanimous nation y
Santa Anna says that he will give $40 TO every
American soldier that deserts to him; and every
person who deserts the American army, followed
by one hundred men, is entitled to receive, as
soon as he presents himself with his men, $500
cash, besides the $40 to which every one OF the
soldiers is entitled, as well rs the extra allow
Ance in case they be armed Besides the above
cash in hand, each dcserter is to receive two
hundred square acres Of land-the grants TO Of
hcers being increased according to grade.
The second proclamation is in the form Of an
address from the "Mexicnns TO Catholic Irish
men" They (the Catholic Irishmen) are re-
quested to listen TO the words Of their "brothers,
and to hear the accents Of Catholic people
Alluaion is artfuy made to the riots in Philadel-
phia and Boston, and OConnell is warmly eu-
logised. They are reminded of the love which
Spaniards have always borne for lrishmen, and
the question is asked-"Arc Catholic Irishmen
to be the destroyers of Catholic temples, the
murlerers Of Catholic priests, and the founders
of heretical rites in this pious nation Z"
The third is addressed to aliens serving in the
American ranks They are told that the Alexi-
can nation regards them as deceived foreign
ers;" and that if they present themselves as
friends, they shall have "country, home, lands
and the happiness which is enjoyed in a country
Of mild and humane customs I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05

The New CIrY.-The Chicopee Telegraph
states that the gigantic plan of the Company,
who have the control of the new city" enter
prise at Hadley Falls, contemplaics water-power
for Sc large cotton mills, 6s by 260 feet, sto-
ries high. The primary canal, extending in a
southwesterly direction, something over mile
in length, is to be 20 feet deep, and 40 feet
wide at its head, and so feet at its terminus
This canal will furnish water-power for about 20
Of the mills mentioned. Having accomplished
the object Of turning the wheels of these mills,
the water is to be conducted back to suitable
point, by parallel canal, and then discharged
into another canal which is to extend about a
mile and half, following the circuitous course
of the river.
The present company has capital Of two and
half millions all Of which is subscribed, and
the stock is at a premium The Telegraph
learns that they contemplate laying the foundA-
ton for a number Of large cotton mills this Fail
if possible; and they have men already employ
ed in the construction Of Golfer dam prepare
tory to the building Of a permanent dam, as
soon rs possible after obtaining charter.
No name has been pitched upon for the city.
Hampden and Holyoke have been suggested,
but the stockholders object to both, and will de-
sds gp1n no na9s sPt hoy obs9R an set q
name Of some leading stakeholder.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-11-05
An Irish Letter.

The following letter from an Irishman
IN this country to HE wife in Ireland, was
handed TO US day or two since by ven.
cradle Irish gentlemen. with permission TO
make il public. The letter is superscribed
as follows:
p" To My Wife at Tim Flaherty's in Ire.
land. II gone TO be forwarded"
MAY the iwo-ls47.
my dear Judy
IL commenced this letter Yesterday If il
doesn't come TO hand you may allow that
am not here but gone to Quebec-Tell
Barney that bis brothers family is all dead
entirely barrin The COW God bless her--pd
write you more but as there is no means Of
sending you this, | will Just let it 90 as il is
-kemember me in your prayers, and TO all
the Flahery's No more at present from
your loving husband ifsIive Thad, OiRiley.
and If dead, God rest his souI.-P. Sit
this letter DOESN'T reach you must lc, me
know by return Of Post and don't wait for
another until you hear from me again. but
write me Immediately and let me know
your coming on.
IN B.-I have altered nv mind and
wont send this letter after all, so you can
answer or not at all just as il Place YOU
Give my love TO the children When YOU
come to the end Of this letter, don't read
any more OF it but just answer, by the first
post office yours until death, and after, If
not before.
Your own Thady O'Riley
"As in duty hound ought TO be"
Bdfaria Spirit Of the Times.