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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
NoHTH FORK CANADIAN. CREEK NATIoN,}
June 5, lS47.
Mr.. EditOr::

Mr.. Editor:
Having lust returned from the Little River
District. ana beng present during the COuuc. /.
OF the Srmuo,rs. assembled to rcc,ive aunujllcS,
&C., end knowing you desire to hear all the In.
d!an news, viii give You few items.
There were present ScmiuoIcs, Greeks, Qup-
srnjas, kcknloos, Dc'aworcs. aud Shawnr, $
the four last named having been invited to attend
by the Agent. There arc parties of different
tribes located along The Canadiah, who live aIlo
gethcr by bunting. Prcterrng that life to rCunIu-
ing on their own lands wilh their respective tribes;
and being on Creek and Seminole land, are con-
scqurnly somewhat unler the supervision Of the
Agents OF those people.
Tn. Seminole Agent explained his object in
Inviting their at,onLance-amd made eaGuil">
about certain reports he had heard: and from the
answer of the klckapoos, the following informa-
ton, relative to difficulty with the Texans, was
ELECTED:
The kIckapOos acknow edged their hostility to
the TeXaus, and intention 10 take satisfaction;
and gave reason, that while of their
hunting parties was returning from the south the
last season, one of their young men being n'ouc
aud near the ''scltcments,' vas overiakcn by u
panty Of armed Texans, supposed to hn Rangers.
Muo believing him !" be one Of Il party VITO ho@
booH committing >omo d"pro da'io"s-.. "a hi..;
for whc1 they "a, yet lad lad no opportunity To-
!cv, ugr themselves.
Thrt rs soon as ,hcy l'arucI tina, +, cir bro.Acr
was killed. HEY Ead L Council, rud G' ,eln.!u,H
as "a, + parts vas y AZ, - Iriur.. 10 t.lr .oyr.
t25 mLes from Liilr Rrycr.} ara tell their heed
u,rII,--galhyr AZ their worrIur&-ard $50 try 10
get ii'ir trIands. among whom ticy "'rd: 20 as.
>i.! lI,... Nt."n.'lt"r raising Il sufficient mum
brr. they were to rc!4ln to TcX,s AMI kl. OF
u"lr , uiir.
II,"cyrr, nftcr having the nature of lh.ir '.
,i.r e, the Jai.rd States and I,xas cApIrurI
By Col. DuvaI-th"y promised to leave the s'itc-
mcnt Of the ualrcr to the United States; provide
they wont have it looked -iio: and for the future
they would 10 nothing which was wIoug, c.i.cr
10 IcXrus or other Whites.
Tnry altogether dsavow any improper con!u.t
last fail or winter. on the Texas frontier; LuI say
II was a party OF WNche'a"s; for whom the
Texans were in search of when they killed their
youu! mln-bnt mute miSiakc.
A!Irr the distribution of some ToJacco, few
putls from the rPc--and a general shaking OF
Aands--the Council adjourned.
y was good feeling; not IA drunken man on
,lo ground: and all dispersed as satisfied.
50 much l.r the Council.
The ScmnoIcs arc making good crops this year;
and HI>y the CrcckS in This section.
If hear Of anything moro Of interest, and have
an opportunity to let YOU know, wi! do SO.
Yours, truly, .. L.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
LATER AND IMPORTANT
~ .EPl CRUZ AND TAMPICO.

,,vbo Steamer James L. Day, arrived yesterday
L, vcra Cruz. which she left on the 10th inst,
'r;s nor, via Tampco and Brozos Santiago.
l. d Dag brought up from Vera Crnz DR.. Do-
er, I' in cSnr4~ Of l"o sick and Disabled troops.
5pr,,,,T p'r' A. TluplcO.-WhiIo off the bar at
mn;co. the Day nvs Loardcd by Mr.. Clifton.
rs! pilot, who stated that they were in daily
Loc,a-ioD Of an auack from tho McXicnns, who
h. rnyorcd 10 BE- 1900 strong in the vicinity
Eamn:co. On the nigh, Of the l2th inst, a de-
sps,ra,iun of revolt vas n.udo by .hc Mcxicans
thc city. but timely Information was given to
authorities. and tie troops were on the alert.
Iev Law on their arms ali night. and doubtless
E,,oco prevented an explosion. On the 18Th,
nrty of Mexican Ianc"rs attacked tn" out-posts
drove the scnlincis into the city. On the 18th,
brty of Mcxcans, Ranchcro7, attacked the Pl
Station and wero greeted with q voIcy Of
h doz n muskct balls, wheroupom they re-
hted
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10

the President Of the United States, in making his
appontmen to fill the vacancy:-Thev presuming
INC Character Of the deceased is fully known to
the President. Many of the Choctaws have ex-
pressed their entire confidence in the integrity
and qualifications of Mr.. John B. Luce, the acting
Secretary of Maj. ARMSTRONG, and would be glad
OF his appointment. And again, Capt. BabbeH,
OF Inc U. 5. army, is recommended as q man
more luIIy competent and well calculated to be
me Choctaw Agent And by others, the Hon.
lhoma' l.. Mckinney. formerly a Commissioner
OF indian Affairs, at Washington, is strongly re-
commended as a man altogether friendly disposed
~ the "c'i'heing OF the Indians generally, and is
fully qualified for the office, and would gryc gen
eIal satisfaction, &c, &c. And lastly. though
not least amongst the greatest, Col. A. III. ".
opshaw, the present Agent for the Chickasaws.
IS preferred and recommended most cordially by
both, the Choctaws ana Chickasaws, as Il mau
every way qualified TO fill the office. A. an evil
denco OF his fitness, no!hlng is palmer 10 the
'hqmrIng mind, than the general satisfaction Of
his acts TO the whole Cmckasaw tribe. He has
done much for the Chckosaws, and has success
fully sustained tho policy Of the Government for
tho promotion Of that tribe. Many prefer his np.
Pontment on account of his entire acquaintance
with the general rcutinc of business relative 10
the vacated Office. And in the event that the in
tended separation Of the Office of Superintendent
from that of the Choctaw Agency, be effected,
the writer Of this has hesitation in saying that
such 4 course would, doubtless. be productive Of
Il sa,uary and satisfactory result: and although
he has material objection to tn, Sc who have
been named above suitable persons for the uffcr,
but that he ou'd most earnestly urge the request
to all concerned, TO furn their cyeS on Colonel \.
NJ. NJ. CPoHAW to fill the office when separ Gated.
A CHOCTAW.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10

their ances and their Iasses. When ,bo,, ,-.--.I
1t IS with a tall crowd-one within sbooiinn de
lance of which no greater, nor apy numbsr of
greasers, would dare approach.
], ueh' Scott maintains the best possible subor
o'''a'ion IN the army, and they advance, | learn.
impatient 10 plant the glorious and iDyincibe
nmeric"n =, sta ndard on the highest tower of the
Mexican Capital.
About what is doing in the city of Mexico little
is known here. We only learn iha, Santa Anno
stu retains the Pres idency; and that while all is
preparation thore for defence nothing is pre-
Sickness still prevails hero to considerable
extent. Yorrs ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
IO THE EDITOR.
DO.Ko|,1LE, CHouTAw NAlIoN,f
June 2ilh, 1917.
Erieni CiarkC:

fTiGH1 CiGrEC:
| avail myself Of the present opportunity 10
throw out Il few opnrors, through the columns Of
your interesting poper (prrsprning there world
DC nothing ausI-5 IN 50 dulng,) relative to the
c7ncy in tho ulll:c Of Superintendent and Choc-
taw Agency; occHsioncd by the unexpected death
Of our worthy friend and Agent, Major WILLIAM
AHMsTR"NG, who departed this IiLc AT this place
on tn" i!th inst, w"l.c engaged IN the important
d~Ly Of GIscharguI the obligation of the general
Government to tho newly cmgratcd Choctaws
Mnjur ARMsTCo%G's departure from tins life
has caused many Of hIs Red Brethren to mourn
after him, with all the pongs ofan oflllction COM
mOuiy known to all who hayo experienced 0tfitc
tion---whon Z ''rr.cud indeed" departs from the
visible Objects, to bo seen no more. His death,
''amst the general calmncss OF our political in
slutlous, have stunned us as bv the soundings Of
those dcath-noles which arc pCalcd at intervals,
as from an nrchamgeL's trumpet, to awaken the
soul OF n whole people at once" 1t is apparently
felt by all vino knew him personally well as
by ChOCtlws,--thal we have lost protective
Friend and Il Falhcr:-For he done much for the
advance cmcnt Of tho Choctaws in point OF kno WI
c. ge and education; and really acted a Father
to fathcrIcss childrcn:--Il5 namo shall ever be
cherished and remembered by all; and our '.Pub-
lie Schools our Common Country, and our
Foundation for our hope of our Civilization, bo
living monument and honor to his character even
to tho latest of our posIerty.
1t is also source Of regret that the office Of
Superintendent in connection with the Choctaw
Agency are vacated by his death. All express
some doubt Of ever finding man who will exert
hin self and take tho interest for the promo
lion Of the general character of the Choctaws:
and at tho same time, in view Of this guiding and
guarding every point of interest in our favor, as
Major WILLIAM ARMSTRONG has done. 1t may
not be out of place to menon the feelings existing
among tho Choctaws, in regard TO tho oihco winch
IS just vacated; well as their choice OF an ln-
dian Agent in whom they express their entire
condolences; as have no doubt that there are or
will be many aspirants for this fair office among
the many office seekers; elsewhere, as well rs IN
the Nation, one of when ght obtain the favor
of tho President contrary 10 the wishes OF the
Choctaws.
This Office being considered very important
ono to the Chocta VS., it is hoped by many OF the
moro settled and aged leading characters, that the
Sc lection Of competent man, every way qua'i-
fed, and possessing the samo frankness OF char
actor and spirit Of the late lnmented NnJ. ARM
STRONG, be the acuaing principle that will guide
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
<!Ess.E.a.-NO. 40.
lIlAuQlANiras, !sr d VISION ARK's NuLn',

latte ROCK, june ISL.
G.ncra' An,u ood. having accepted IA ap-
poju,mrut ia The Array of tho U@itrd States. the
office O, Hri-rGicr Gcucrr! o! Iac 18th Brigade of
Arkansas Militia, has tier, hy become vacated:
The Shcri!ls Of tie counties of Washington,
Benton, Carroll and Madison, are iLcr, fore, re.
SprctjvcIy hereby required to hold IN election, at
the courthouso Of their respective co@utirs, on
Saturday, the 3la july, 1917, for the c'cction of
Il BGg7dicr General for The ith Brigade, Ark 5
lhtn; said election to be held, in all respects,
as prescribed by law.
by order Of Major Gen. S. D. Blackburn.
c. p. BERTRAND, \. {.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
DIED

On Thursday. the 18th day Of June, A. d. L T..
AuRA-inGln daugh Of John b and Jane b. Ogdl n;
aged II months.
At Spadra Bluff, June 29th ult., CoRNELI, ANroI-
NErrr-Iulant daughter Of Mr.. Luther c. and Mrs
AnLoincttc Morrill, of this place; aged 10 months.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10

AMPELtrk. Venetian red. Red lead. White
/ 4 rad Chrotuc Green, d.. in u,l, Chron. ycl!ow,
Ncrmlrun. Imh r, Terra de Steun4, Ivory black,
LrhIrgc, HG.ya Head. lrrow OIL Hrr. Rotun Stone,
Pumirc S'onr Pu'y N,rt'-r,. Spanish Grown,
Sand paper, " hi, NJ, Gurn ~hrD,lr, Sc, &c.,,
Reed and fer -r.!' 10y
STENLN-OT & BELL,
JuIy 18TH, 1911. Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Oil and SaPniSR.

DLACK Nnrush, C"rsL do. Japan do; sweet oil,
ID Ca,tor oI aud Sps rurrrnunc, IN bottles or
by the gallon. For sal" hy
STEVENSON ( BELL.
Ign B,ucn, Jt'g 10, I-lt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Sundrics.

CU1UTICS.
blank Books gold and steel
l pens; Letter, Note, and Cap paper, best quality;
morandum books; Stationery Of all kinds; Pcrfum
cry of the most approved quality.
w. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
July 2, ~. DRUGGISTS, Fl. Smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
MnnMs, WnHM., WuHM.,
Ia,y -, T..
W GGiCiLlCS.

,I.''j. Mass, tuI.a.I -uPr.'. OF g.. .u.nr: In.
) paor: cr~. N op Iar,.r G. r'. s,aa. C.u..or,.re
drwcrs. Lr,.n salts, In'..", I...a.s of roti- mm,
mercury ana IRON. Lunar cra-,', Up rau3a"ha, jrnr,
- Tn'r tnI a., tic &C lr .'r, M, r.r n ointment
,, .ni,. al. h.ud- lG. v !. :. '.l. und -pGu
pn~ayr,: "irh .nuy other Mrd..nc-, mihu.g oar
stock hand complete.
Nr.l:H,d ,l,-.r ar.j ,.r safe BY
r.L.E,. )N & EI.I.,
Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
ElHC &iEiGl~.

- +. INDIGO, M0ddcr, Copprms, Co"lu"N, An.
naito, on Of Nuu", Log wood, NuiguIiE. Sal ann
m,mIac, Rcd Sanders Received aud for >, Ir by
STEVENSON x BELL, Druggists.
Van Burcn. July Iu, ISL.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
4 Farm for sale.

a VALUABLE FARM Oh Cane lIJl for S,Ir.
IA known as the Newton place. For further
information. apply 10 the Undersigned 0: to Spml
Newton, Esq, on tho premises.
NJ. WRIGHT.
Boz nsboro, Irk., June 81, 1917. Cliff
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Fancy Articles, rcrrumcry, Sc.

4 COLOGNE Water, Florida water, Antique oil, Ojls
" Of Jrssamine, Ncro and Miencir, Fancy
soap Ia Ior and Roussc slrN ny coupn',ds Bears
oil AlucasSar OIL Bccls marrow bIark and Red Sealing
Wax For sale by SIEh ENSJN !; BELL.
Van Btgcn, July 10, 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
GT 2'3cCriCG.

HENRY {; (UNNINGllAM,
I 3 AVE received per steamers. 'Arkansns No 5
a4d 'N.s' - a9I in store 4 larSc stock OF
Hrrc"rEdizr, s3JcI TO tie .r,Ir, Of which, the
following is uc part:
2Go b7e4 ljo Co.I'.c.
$50 ba.s' Lqruoyr, Coffee.
- h..s. Sew Ouums S4sar,
10 bis. Moitss -
1900 bays coers, sr,,
100 BIS aua d..
p.I IIo,,.al Co,
10 Amcuc~. B~uuv,
u.s. u:le-r ~.a..
: d.. u% Go.
10 %. L,aG Sl-rr.
, 20. Tarur,s oI.
, 10. I..ar~I l..
> ~. : .,.s wa-p.:u4..
100 kc4z UI,.oa, r,urrr.
10 90. bar leaa
A,ro, Champagne, Madeira "nd Curet Wines;
French corIials, Brandy cherries, Sperm and
Star candies, Ess. peppermint, cloves AMI CHINA.
mon. Pepper sauce, Almonds. Raisins, Sardinos,
&c. &c. e..
july 3. 1911. Il
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
FAR EHs s.
Attend to yOur Interest.

VIE undersigned is preparing to put his Sicam
MsH, at Van Buren, into operation, al the
income of the ensuing Eg neat Crop, and
VIII be prepared to manufacture all the Wheat
that vii be raised in the adjoining counties.
Nulcc is therefore given that he will pay CASH
ana groceries for a..y quantity If wheat, dcv
cred at the Mill. in this place; alI the farming
community of Northwestern Arl's. ard South
western Missouri, are respectfully invited to turn
their attention to the cultivation Of this grain
winch experienced hrs proycn 20 oe the peculiar
production Of our country.
R. TUHUSTON.
Van Barcn, .IrkS.. July TIT. 1917. 22-:f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
July 9. 1917.
n NOiiC4',

VNTHEEEA5 Daniel W,.sui, I,r-t,n,re roy,~.t:
w On the .oih day o. Au- i, i. D. Is44 exc
cutcd t" the undersigned his tgin Decd ,C Mort,
gngc Of tat d1te, Whereby he .,cy ID tn the under.
gned for the purposes therein rIcnioUcd the folio "
ing, among other real Estate, - VIII: Lot number
fourteen, [il), in Block number twenty SIX, 90 SIT.
uatc in the town OF Van Burcn, in tne county o f
Crawford. n the State Of Arkansas. Now, therefore,
l. John Drenora, in pursuance of authority ln5mc
vested shall se, at pa.c sale, to I'll" highest bId6cr,
for cash in hand, at the Co.rt i"uo. door, in the
county Of Crawford aiorc Ion the d!ay Of August
y. i 1917, WITHIN the hou:s ~; uu..ial sa,cs 'thc
SAID Lot OF j"nd, mum! tr Iu#rle"a. ti'1. in HoeE
number t"rnt|.s'A, .-1. sl,"a'r,n ne I"wn, Cosuty
a"d state, aforesaid JDi UELNNI.N, -
M,:.sss'e and Tru-tcq.
An Important Cure by Dr. Jn, No., AItrrativc.
J., " T. have been .ulrru'd ty Mrs. Nahan.sta Ia
grand dauthcr OF old ':en Wryn" 'aat she ,l.azsd
GoItrpis Tuia~-, which bc.ldrs grc-I .lrr IT, pro
ducrd both crully Of dog Ia, tion, ana o. arcultpg
Indeed, She says, The pressure upon l "Ini pc
50 great To- pr vent her from scePiu
bent position aud s II Iralon ap.urrd newt
be She :..o tb"ur,d Lr.G,r Severe ud pos iors
Irom L1yLr roNr-A.>r and JNAr.c-, with horriAe
train al nervous t.ons. for whrrh She used N
JLrNns ALrE"ATvE, "I.ch she too, regularly for -
rs, with occasional doses cl his SanaKe
fis md her general health was Thereby complctely
rc-Csll bIIshcd. and prr"cyiug -uu.r dOmiuuSTT
in the of the Gotrous Tumor shrw cncoura eed
pcrscycrc in the Of tc ALl;tlirr uiil every
vcstigc Of the painful Tuupr .,rcly removed.
VIC cannot Np'AA L." HILH'b "I lhlS Important Pee
pa If r. Jayne" and for The AXE Of suilt rlhr
humanity, hope that it m"y Lee me generally
known.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS!
To rcraoy" lj.o-, tr.u I.-"rl" and dangerous iHhrb.
.'nr'~ of l' .t'.:'h "H'. "',. "hr, often N
pair the hralth and ur r} t l..+ ol chlarcn, ttc
j.1>l's lnN., " ~ r"., .... D.. 10. st., ~, "a
ten lor ,.'c':",N '| '"' y.r.-, X '- ri wurms
,l .pa I-.l, s,Ir ma j. v.n1 ct a,s,ic. n@n,e
..,tr Il gr. and q, s'y oG IT,. .rau,.rA and ,or.
Is or-aus of algo.t0'- II is viii, It cAcrpttar
one OF ur n'>t yoL~- ole rrrnaratlons 10 the world.
Fr,plI," ,~ , ~ D-. - Jag"", II -1c'Ph:a, ans
su'i Oh Hgrnny y
STt.J ..N-uy < n..i.L.
Nror..'s, Nrr ul-om, Ark..
And W. Il. GAl Eos,
Fotl SMITH
l.iy -, i T..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
TIE MARKE / :.

Van Buren, Prices Current for Country Produce
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
earn ear . 31a4O
D,,s shrIIcd 25aJt
Flour FF. 81 3Oa2 80 per leo lbs
TobacCO, none, - - -
IIr,n, .
IIiIrs 5a6
Corn meal, per bushe, a3JlO
Wheat OUaOO
Hams, 6 al shoulders 5a6 sides 6a'
| rrr las
Docr Iaa2
ia allow. q. baS
BecswaX, -Va-o
".
ia5
Rutter. SaiO
Egps, Ga 8 Chickens, per dozen 75al0O
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
SUPERIOR TOBACCO

SUPERIOR TOBACCO.
81 BONES Browns cAtra fine Cavcud.sA Tnuuccp
u 81 pat UP in II 10. boNcs. For sale by
STEN +,NSjN s BELL.
July 10, 1871.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Iron, Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.

-G9D QNseEA LIS. IRON, assorted.
~ 800 plough wings.
loco LIS. English & American Blister Steel.
lUo0 10. German and Ca~;-s;cc!,
2jOUO do. Castings. distorted,
$50 S",s wagon boxes.
100 h"gs nal's, a',u, anv.ls. vices. harmrrs,
bellows spadr@, iov"'s. hoes, axes log and trnco
cInHS' cr",<.c@t and an"l saws. pa,cn; balances,
s,rr.-yard aug t's, c.,ss~, strap and Ju, hinges,
~ s'ciS' hc7' rasrs. brass and copper kettles,
knives and forks, po.s.: a.,os, frying pans. cur.
ry coubs. slt, rs. co.:on an wool carts, oercus.
SION cups, lnI'. &c. &.
HENRY & CUNNlNGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10

NEW. ORLEANS MARKET.
Cotton-Ordinary Sa 81: mid. 8 81: Md
ling fair lOa lO4: fair IL; good fair II Il; good
fine | | II cents.
Sugar--Louisiana 81 u: Havana white s
10; brown 81 a 81.
Moasses-26 80 per gal.
Tobacco-Il a g. C.
Fiour-SG % SO S74
Whiskcy-Rectfed 23 a 24.
CofTce-7 u.
SaIt-$l 90 | 35.
Corn-75 a So.
.June 26M.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
Paints. sc.

Van Eurcn, July l'th, l~l7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-10
BOOKS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.
VA I'LL be sold at the rosd.'nrr Of DR.. J. y.
McGr", in the Inwn Of Nau Barren, on
Tuesday the 81 day Of August next, it being the
second day of our August Court, tn: entire LIBRA
RY OF the late Judge Bates. consisting If mum
Der OF Standard works on Lar, History, Politics
&c. &c.
IEEMs-All amounts ur!cr So, ca~h-and all
over that amount, in Notes with approved secpri-
ty, payable on the lst January, 1919. 8"
ELIZABETH ". BATES,
lGmr'G. + IA~ estate Of
lame ". Bates dec'd.
July 9. 1917. % 3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The Picayune gives the following epit.
one Of The latest news frnm Vera Cruz.
brought by The ship Oswego, which sailed
thence on the 10Th ullimo:
The ship Yazoo, with Captain Ker's
squadron on board, has been lost on Anton
Lizardo, More than one hundred horses
were LOST. .~
I he ship Diadem. which sailed from
this port with two hundred and thirty
horses on board, los, all but twcnty-seven
before her arrival at Vera Cruz.
The ship louisville, with over ono
hundred horses on board, landed barely fif.
ty at Vera Cruz, and other vessels with
horses on board have been more or less
unfortunate.
The ship Charles, with forty mortars
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15
MEyi(a,.
From the n. o. Commercial Times.

We have received a Mexican paper
published al Tamaulipas, called "El De-
tensor," dated the llih instant, which is
entirely occupied with the revolt of The
troops, which lately took place in the ci-
ty Of Mexico, 1t appears that the troops
TO the number or 1900 men, were on the
eve Of starting for Vera Cruz, TO reinforce
the garrison of that city, wien, excited by
the women of tho metropolis, whose IA
nati"ism had been wrought on by the rler.
gy, in opposition To the Government, they
broke out into muiiny, and pronounced"
as they call il, for the return Of the STAT,
g"o of 1915. Gen. Canalizo was dircc-
ted TO suppress it, and called to his aid
all those who were standing by The Gov
eminent. The Congress. alarmed nj the
intestine eommolion. offered full pardon
10 the rebels, provided they returned 10
their duty. This, however, was taken
az proof of weakness by the latter, and
they became still more insolcn,. No con
ilict bad taken place up To the LIST instant,
and the Home NIuister, in letter adj
dressed TO the Governor Of Tamaulpas,
Of that date, expressed the hope that the
revolt would be suppressed without the
ell'usion Of blood.
The minister says that hostility to San
ia Anna. disposition IN embrace mnnar-
chicaI principles, and Discrimination to
march against the external enemy, are The
moving causes Of this pronunciame nto.
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IMrnnrANr FRnn sANrA FE.

The ~. Louis Republican 0f the 30th
aiiimo has the following exciting Informal
ton from New Mexico. |, is taken lrnIn
al extra of the Independence NO. En-
position, dated on the 25lh uiiimo:
Thomas raldwcll. Esq, has just got
in from tie plains, and confirms the sad
intelligence Of the massacre II Taos.-
Gov. Charles Bent and twenty-five AmerI-
cans are the victims OF cold.blooded A..
sassinalion.
Among the dead is l.. l.. Waldo, cit
lien ol orr county. and brother IN Capt.
David Waldo, OF Colonel Doniphan's reg
iment.
Mr.. Caldwell left III Passo on the I2th
of January. and Santa Fe on the ID Of
February. lie LEFT tol. Doniphan in
possession or Il rassn, waItfnS i1T inc
artillery 10 arrive, when he intended ,O
move 10 chihuahua. Nothing was known
in New Mesiro Of the Change in General
Wool's position.
The insurrec;ionisis consisted Of about
1900 men. and started for Santa Fe.-
Col. Price sent out about 900 men to qucll
them 4: they met about twenty-five miles
from Santa Fe. when an engagement took
place. The Mexicans drew up 1000
strong, bat al the first fire from our brave
Missouri boys ihivty.six ol diem fell dead,
and the balance fled.
Capt. Norm. of Platte. who was in com
mand. pursued them through the Moro
valley, and burnt TO ashes every house,
town. and rancho in his path: The in.
habilanis lied 10 the mountains, where
they are bound 10 arve. as NORM leaves
them nothing whatever To suhsist on.
a. MIR. Caldwell was passing on, he
heard at . distance the sound of artillery
and learned frnm rumor in the edge OF the
settlements that the American army had
whipped them worse than ever, Capt
Ilendly, Of Ray county VOLUNTEERS. was the
only one killed on our side, and some
seven slightly wounded.
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Surrender OF Vera Cruz and The
CASTLE.

In te-las's paper will he found Zip from tie
Office If the Mobile Herald AMI Tribune, furnish.
al In the Charleston Courier by private eKpc..,
which contains the gratifying intelligence ihs:
the city Of Vera Cruz and the castle Of san Iuaa
d. I'lloa have 10th surrendered 10 General Sce',
aud TIN, the American lag now foa,s in triumph
over that imprrgnabe fortress; anil this. too, Va,
clTcc,el with a loss Of but G5 men in killed ani
WOUNDED. The account Of the transaction cOlna
to u in an authentic shape, aud no one seems to
iou'a its truth.
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CfloIIN KERR. esq n. Wig s.nlil,.
Cor congEcss in this district, will adl,ess s+h =
his fs.lsN eililrns a. vii meet him >. he fila.
ing Iianes, At the times designaIe. IN tie ia,o
tant political questions ~hith nox a;ita.r u,
country, siz:
A Haywood. Chatham county. on Saiurl..
the "a q May.
Al Moire a. Mangnm's Store, nfanse Count
on THURSDAY the 9Th u May.
Al yanghn's crozs Roads. Person county. q
SATURDAY the sth Of My.