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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-27

ilcuIties Of ground, partially covered with low
forest before described, reached Contreras, and
found Cadwalader's brigade in position observing
the formidable movement from the capital, and
much needing the timely reinforcement.
1t was already dark, and the cold ain had begun
to fall in torrents upon our unsheltered troops;
for the hamlet, though strong defensive posi-.
tion, can hold only the wounded men, and un-
fortunately, the new regiments have little or no.
thing to eat in their haversacks. Wet, hungry,
and without the possibility of sleep, all our gal.
liant corps learn, are full of confidence, and only
wait for the last hour of darkness to gain the no.
sitions whence to storm and carry the enemy's
works.
OF the seven officers dispatched, since about
sun down. from my position, opposite ia the enc
mys centre. and on this side of the field of rocks
and lava-to communicate instructions to the
hamlet-not one has succeeded in getting thro'
those difficulties. increased by darkness. They
have all returned. But the gallant and indefati
gable Capt. Lee, of the engineers, who has bee
constantly with the operating forces, is Just in
from Shields, Smith, Cadwaader, Sc, to report
as above, and 10 ask that powerful diversion be
made against the centre of the entrenched camp
towards morning.
Brigadier Gen. Twiggs. cut off, as above, from
the part of his division beyond the impractcable
ground, and Capt. Lee, are gone. under my or.
ders, TO collect the forces remaining on this side
with which to make that diversion about o'cl'k
in the morning
And here will end this report, commencing
at its date, and, in another, continue the narrative
of the great events which then impended.
have the honor to be. with high respect, your
most obedient servant, 80
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon. WM. l.. MARCY, Secretary OF War.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

STRANGE DISCOVERY. A late number OF the
Democrat, published at Lower Sandusky, Ohio,
states that some boys, while digging into an an
cient mound, about 80 feet in diameter, and cir.
cular at the base, which lies a short distance irou
the village, discovered at the depth of three feet
from the top, human skeleton, much decayed;
near The head of which were, among other things,
number OF plates, apparently OF isingIass, COW
cred with lines and hieroglyphics of different and
beautiful colors. "Some ofthe plates are DESTROY
ed, but there are Is preserved. They are cir
cular-oval in shape, aud about inches by 10 in
sizes" and il is supposed that they s'contain the
history OF some ancientrace," which formerly in
habited this country. The other articles found
with the plates, were, two stone hatchets, an ar
row head, and pipe bowl, beautifully finished
from stone, nearly round, and rising from base,
ION the bottom Of which are the figures 1861 -
This discovery has excited good deal ofinterest
ia that section OF the country.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21
TrIfgraphic Despatch for the Daily Spy.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the Cambria-I5 days later.
The steamship Cambria arrived at her wharf
in Boston, last evening. She brings Liverpool
dates TO the 9TH inst.
REDUCTION IN ALL BREA DSTUFFS.
COTTON HAS ADVANCED
The corn markets receding, in every d.
rection The fall has been astonishing.
Flour. like Indian corn, has sustained con-
siderable fall, and the existing depression can
hardly fail to be increased by the fine spring
weather. we are now enjoying, which toreshadows
an early and prolific harvest
Corn MARKET Liverpool There have been
several changes in our Corn Market since the
sailing ot the Hibernia. Large imports of all
description of breadstuffs in every part of the
United Kingdom has had the effect of putting
down the prices OF all kinds of grain and -FOUR
The reductions wheat is Cd per SIS lbs; Oats,
Cd per 60 lbs; Barley, shilings per quarter );
Rye. Peas, and Beans, 6s per bbI, and IS per
sack on Flour.
Within few days past reaction has been ex-
pected, land the trade generally has assumed more
irmnesa with some heavy transactions in Flour,
at 81 to 3Ss per Dbl. Tor Western Canal Phia-
delphia and Baltimore, 36 to 81, N. Orleans, 81
to 35s per Dbl , on the spot.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

NEVER TREAT RELIGION LIGHTLY. I'm
press your minds with reverence for all that is sa
cred.-Let no wantonness OF youthful spirits, no
compliance with the Incorporate nlirth of others,
ever betray you into profane sallies. Besides the
guilt which is thereby incurred, nothing gives
more odious appearance OF petulance and presump-
tionto youth, than the afferton OF treafing Reli-
gion with levity. Instead OF being an evidence
OF superior understanding, it discovers pert and
shallow mind, which, vain OF the first smatterings
OF knowledge, presumes TO make light OF what the
rest OF mankind revere And at the same time
you are not to imagine that when you are exhorted
10 be religious, you are called upon to be more
formal and solemn in your manners than others Of
the same years, or erect yourselves into supercil-
ious reprovers OF those around The spirit oftrue
Religion breathes gentleness and affabity. 1t
is the social, kind, cheerful-iar removed from
that gloom and illiberal superstition which clouds
The brow, sharpens the temper, defects the spirit,
and teaches men to fit themselves for another
world, by neglecting the coacerns of this Let
your Religion, on the contrary, connect prepara-
ton for Heaven with honorable discharge OF the
duties OF active life. OF such religion, discover,
on every proper occasion, that you are not asha,n-
ed; but avoid making any ostentation Of it before
the world.-Btdir.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

A TEXAS COLONEL Captain Tobin, writing
to the New Orleans Delta from Saltillo. saws
We left Gonzales, 80 in number, on the lltb
uit for Monterey, via San Antonia and near
pretty village called Seguin lew Of US tell in
with an odd fish enjoying Colonefs commission.
tie has strange habit Of using the longest ords
and invariably misplacing them; for instance,
(he wished to sell us some lots "Buy here,
gentlemen, If you wish to make fortunes; here's
the location for magnaniEous city; we're at
the loot OF navigation. Next year I'll put up
lawyers lxens, pohecary's dons, and black
smilh's institution, and afterwards regular cim-
etary, where all the folks from the circum Jasper
counties will send in the b'hoys and gals OF both
sexes TO be McAdemized into college edica.
ton. Then III instruct meetin-house, and the
stores and taverns will spring up in course
can DO this till next year, and I'll have nothing
to do with the darned blank bills let man Of
ter me one, and il don't make a sacrement of
MN, hang me. DO you see that well? I'll put
pump handle into it, and fix an anecdote 10
fetch the water through all the meandering and
'urpentine walks in my sass gardng, and the eff.
iects OF the arrogation will be such, that the We
ry air will be polluted with the orduterous exc
craons protruding from The flowers llI put I'm
diary IN the middle of 'en for my women tolk
TO store the milk and butter etc; and then run
condition through my house ond condition II off
out III run up reel editice next year, and clan
chronology ON the top, so that the ladies' and
gentlemen may Look At the stars and milky wav
through horoscope that I'll export from Calves
ION. Il can't do II at once, as my women folks
are growing up and getting more and more ex
Penueu ana extensive on me every year. Come
in, gentemen--let us liquor"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

NEW YORK, April 10. The Washington Union
states that six thousand more 70 unteers viii he
called out, iorepscs those whose terms OF enrol.
ment have expired. These troops are intended
to strenthen the divisions Of both TAYLOR ana
Scott, and also the army Of New Mexico.
About O'Clock considerable excitement IF.
teen or twenty thousand barrels flour sold al az.
". deliverable in June, and Sc 81 in May.
TTeiegroDh
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

CALCULATIONS OF RAscALrrr.-A shopkeeper
10 certain village hod obtrned by his conduct
the name OF "little rascal" and being asked one
day why this appellation had been given he re-
piled -
ITO distinguish me from the other traders who
are all great yoscles."
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

~ new discovery, by Schoenbein, is an.
nounced, which is making great sensston IL
Germany. This distinguish professor. who t.
the discoverer OF gun-coton, has Just discovered
method for immediately cauterlsing wounds
This invention, in connection with that Of insens'
oiiity produced by ether, will effect complete
change In surgery. ~V''r'''0
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

WISCONSIN. The Milwaukee Seminal OF the h
inst has returns from eleven counties, showing MAORI
" of41i4 against the proposed Stale Constitution.
Milwaukee city, first settled thirteen years ago, poled
1851 votes giving 289 majority agains, the Constitution
An entire Anti Constitution ticket for Charter officers
was elecied-Horatio N. Wells, Mayor. The county
Racine gave 4i8 majority against the Constitution. The
loss Of the State Constitution is likely 20 take Off two
from the anticipated Democratic majority at The opening
Of the next Congress
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

HE NEW APPOINTMENTS OF GENERALs.-
correspondent OF the New York Evening Post
says of the recent appointment OF Major Gen
erals -
Our President has been appointing two more
Major Generals from the extreme south of this
Union. The fortunate men are Gen. Ouitman of
Mississippi, and Gen. Pillow OF Tennessee. I
am told by officers who have served in Mexico.
mat the hrst has shown, in the present war, very
considerable military capacity, and has conduct.
ed himself with credit to the country and his
own previous reputation. Of the last, from all
accounts, the least said the soonest mended,
Three weeks ago it was generally understood
that Brigadier General Pie,ce of New Hampshire
was to receive one of these appointments, and
this gave very general satisfaction in this part
OF the country, though very tardy justice. But
instead OF that are suenly put off with the
promotion OF Col. Gushing of Massachusetts, to
be Brigadier General Now from what know
OF Coz. Cushing, believe this to be very good
and fitting appointment, but what sop is this to
Cerberus!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

The VOLUNTEER REGIMENTS. Eight COM
panles DIV olunteers arrived here yesterday about
noon, having marched from the Brazos. Four of
the companies and the balance OF the North Car
DINA regiment who proceed, we understand TO-
day, for Camarsgo, where they will join the rest
OF their regiment. The other four companies are
OF the Massachusetts regiment. They are under
the command of Lieut.. Col Wright, who will re-
main here in command Of this post, until the ar
rival OF Col. Gushing, who is daily expected
This makes six companies of the Massachusetts,
regiment that have arrived here, all in good
health. MdtGmoras Flag, March 81
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21
Massaebusetts 1eqtsIature.
TUESDAY. April 20.

TUESDAY, April 20.
SENATE. Passed 10 be enaced-Bis to incorpor-
ae the Eroprelors of the Ere Market in Boston the
Marblefsad and Lynn Branch Railroad Company the
Boston rllsrs Association relating the draw in the
Newburyport Bridge; authorizing he extension of The
Fltchbur& Railroad into Boston; to change the route Of
the South Shore Raiiroad concerning the Wapole Re
servor Company. Resolves in favor OF Joseph Boswell
and others concernng-State pauper charges; the
sandardof weights, measures aud balances.
HOUSE. Passed 10 be enaced-Bils 10 incorporate
the Goodman Paper Manufacturing Co; the Mystic
Manufacturing Co; the Massachusetts Health lnsur-
ance Co; and the Berkshire Marble Co establishing
the salary the First Clerk in the office of the Treasu.
rer aud Receiver General OF the Commonwealth
Several bills were passed TO be tigrossed aud reports
accepted.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

A SrUPENpoUs CLAIM. A Mr.. She'll Of
Florida has heavy claim which he is prosecu-
ting against the treasury and his counsel are the
Vice President, Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Berrien, Mr..
Henry D. Gilpin and Mr.. Thomas l.. Smith Of
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21
SANTA ANNA'S REPORT OF THE LATE
RATTLE

The length of this document precludes its pub
LEGATION in the Tribune. The defeated General
does his best to cypher out victory for himself
at Buena Vista, but it's desperate job which he
had better not have undertaken. He gives sad
picture of the privations of his army which con-
sisted OF 1892 infantry, 1888 cavalry, and 4I3
artilleymen-in all 1873 men. He states that
he compromised his own private fortune and the
credit OF himself and friends to the amount OF
$lS0,000, in order to obtain supplies for twelve
days. He lost 900 men by sickness and deser-
ton before the battle. Many of the soldiers had
been taken from their homes by violence All
his plans appear to have been defeated by the
well-planned movements of Gen. Taylor, who
received information of his (Santa Anna's) posi-
ton through deserter His last effort on the
23d he thinks would have been entirely success
iui ii Gen. Minon had done his part by attacking
Gen. Taylor in the rear. Minon is to be court
martaled for falling TO perform lis duty. The
Mexican loss III killed and wounded il estimated
at more than 500 men, while that oil the Amer
lean army is represented as "much greater.''
AS to the effect which the battle is to have in
preparing the way for an early Peace, Santa An
ma says
From the impression we had made on the enc
my, he did not appear before for three DAYS
The bearer OF flag of truce, however, arrived
with a proposition from Gen. Taylor, for an ex-
wounded who had remained on the field He
also expressed to me the desire which the Amer
leans felt for the reestabIishment OF peace. re-
piled, ia order that he might say the same to his
General that We sustained the most sacred of
cause.-the defence of our territory and the
preservation of our nationality and rights that
we were not the aggressors, and that our Gov
eminent had never offended that OF the United
States. | observed that we could say nothing of
peace while the Americans were on this side of
the Bravo, or occupied any part OF the Mexican
territory bockaded our ports; and that we
were resolved to perish vindicate our rights;
that fortune might not be always favorable to the
enemy. and their experience OF the 22d and 23d
should convince them that it would change |
added, that the Americans waged against us
war OF vandalism, whose excuses outraged those
sentiments oil humanity which one civilized ma
ton ought TO evince toward another; and that if
he would go outside of the apartment he would
see still smoking (Which was the iacO the dwell
ings OF Aqua Nueva, recently flourishing.
though small settlement; that the same yesti-
ges OF desolaton marked the route of his retreat:
and that if he would go little farther on to Ca
tana, he would hear the means of the widows
and orphans of innocent victims who had been
sacrificed without necessity.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-04-21

RELIEF FUND. The following sums have been re-
celved oy Hon. Isaac Davis Treasurer fer the Relief
of the starving population OF ireland and Scotland in
addition to those previously announced
From Gardner, 24I.l6
:" Ladies in Hubbarslon 800
g Citizens in Richardson. 1868
from Petersham Bags Clothing by Simeon Brewer
" Shrewsbury Boxes Clothing.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
TotaI amoJut Of guns,
CiNN.BAnISN.

Esh's' tl"t2a Hna@.I Alice anil pr27r| '9
Ee r1a.l@,y.-A .I;cr has been received III
Lo.gaa, from - o0irrr ct II. II. war steamer
DrAcr, .t.o.u5 Tie por@u..r} vi an engage,
mint & .ncuu.o NJ" Z ,mtrs, in "".'n ten
....u,i .a. C..."l fpt2>tr Mr,o ha.d, aud Tin.
..,u vu.u. j, sN.,I~,o Of several mcl OF the
>0lh regiment. The saNa.cs r. Sled a."c t"o
EIrcpuu c,i.ers. whom they drlorr d. The
" rll.r gives l.,ra"uujonvl m"ancao.y jn'o.t-nnrc
of Ltr1t. Pul"p",,, the son Of tie Bishop Of EN.
rtos having brnn >c.Ipol, roasted a'.,cau c1lsr
oy to-, Sew 4 aaayr,. Shorty after ms mel.
."...y tr,' mn ryr.-'.s~ Of tn, galo"t 'tii.,
MIS- a.u.. u.,r t-e s.'. where he was murIcrc~
al.l Gc,-4u...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
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The lfunkand'> Wife.
By THE Uo1NylL.u UAgD.

saw &C. maa.n Of sunny sixteen.
~.o >!noi at 'n' altar, all Io,ous. | wecn;
81" . .,rI r. iro,l, and Ter l.sou boa, high
y |l,l !. ..rs la1. cNl.uug.y 4,m-u lOm her eye.
/ I.n @r...n ot her ,1ln to n r,r,uno WAS born,
i..t .-' ur ...,h.n.~t Of course. he would scorn;
hn, hr 4r'Db hfr.y hts >pjnI, to wrrm.
@,. '..@ /" D.I g1om.. II, .et.n o.. /. TO reform!
N."~ ~.s passed. away, ami >rw her ogain;
jlr.''.. h,rr,n grief. uu: ,h' aI no: compIoin;
Ia~c ou Irna l'v s0Iv mag upon a straw bed.
~. ' a fourth. IN her arms, was appealing for
"W..o a.la.@ rc"orm!" The sod sceno wa.
Wao- ..1 .a ..msers'rOng wAoma vice hath
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Aat>..n.o.n ho.e morAnd for the sunnics, lot.
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r,-w.o r.~.,l p.-. Dns the r,'.rnjng notice.
+ 4lr.o,b; h-, ,..r celebrated JOIN Smith
~>. ..:: .d.ln EugnuI:
Gru .NHigt of lie Hmms.-AU persons
'cr.ug thr u.mr OF Smith are requested to meet
.; g.. Boston Co.omJ1. for tin" purpose Of form.
.oL al a~>o',. .,Ioa To a>rr,tain it there is not
,.u' I,r2n AN ant ot property abou, to bo of!
- Ii 'so, hr SON" Of the truy expected 10 do
'.o:ly Ia E~.,uI. Per order,
JouN Smith, Scc'y.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

1t is r.u.r..t of tho CHINESE hnEn7g', th7;
III: ra IS uy. Il vasI in i: that ovr."->os Wo tru"
4 lea Of >,u. nu tic on'y word which comes near
it, IS one sny io5 broach Of roi;;c"ess.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Jrcob Gross, who died in l1C0. desired his cx.
ccuor to p1y out Of tho first monies collected tho
sum Of Que smiling to his widow, to buy haze.
nuts, which 'sho was better p'oascd wiki cracking
than with mondlng the holes in hor sockinSsr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

'Sch.-A corr.~poaIcnt of the Mobile Herald
AMI irl1,.ur, vr..a5 iio:a Ne. Io:", say ;n1s
a, the time Of h.-1 mass, Il few days ago, in tho
Cal,1oi, Church on Eur'ay street, n yonmg lady
observed slrln-" commolon among her prt'
coats. SYcp,; Gown her Lands for !"e purpose
ul al,ru":tac 1a,~ or o:htr verHin lur! might
le.t.as t.~;u..ur urr dcvolous, when, 10! her
tiger Gu.rrsr1uc INTO im.nrdatq contact with a
tl.lu.5 a.I ul.x digit holding the rings OF a iino
ra,r Of scIssor~->ald thumb and drgrt being tho
uyra to Il similar set Of organs cIutchmg the re:
r.-,ac'o Of a purse, embroidered handkerchief
.a.Ia eo'I chvin aud bracelets. The constabua.
rv to j, the future cduc,lion Of the unha.Io"ed
!a.rt u@I,r their charge.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Iaircs' coffee rooms. m the Persian plan. arc
quito fashionable in Boston, at the present time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17


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Groceries.
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81 hnds Nr" OrI.Ius SUGAR
- Dhls ,l,,sys
6DJ bags salt
600 barr Is "a" h'lf htrras Cincinnati whi.Acy
PPs iioItnd gin
" C1.ulc OfnIy
! " oId"Cr,iru4u" brandy
20 bJis Amca.c.n do
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
"Nonrs respectfully,
"MARGARET L-.'

Appropriafc. Of our exchanges, in re.
cordns tn, death Of Nonror Edwards. the forger
saws, .hc sIccrs' This is a good expression.
slHcc sleep IS the c0na'cJri' of deaih.-Judy.