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FEW families be accommodated with board At Of
"A the delightfully."- situated and healthy resi-
denees in Orange county mile from the Hudson River
andng Comwa-the best ..esmbose land daily 70 and
bic home for those who wish spend the in the
try. Early application is desirable For further particulars,
please inquire of A. B. D. Sands Fulton and Will
liam streets r. Sinclair 435 Houston C. H. Ring 1872
Broadway. Imkr
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NOTICE.
QRADNER & CO, have removed to No. Nassau, be-
- Wall and Pine Streets cpposite the Custom House
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THE SEASON is FAST APPROACHING when
Diarrhns Dysentery, Cholera Mobus, and the summer
complaint of children Cholera niantum) becomes prevalent
bra.sd prepaation in the World both preventive tSm
Wheelers Balsam Of Moscatello a purely vegetable
remedy, that has never failed in single INSTANCE
restore patients when in the last stages Of dis
i for sale At Dr. Wheels office g Greenwich street
references will be given the first families in the city of its
efficacy The attention Of from the country
esty called to this valuable medicine. a26 lm*rc
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II II DetWeth
- William streets, has for the iast fourteen years enjoyed
the most extensive practice in private diseases OF any
this disease and mild cured two to FIVE days ssre
he the form of structure from to
weeks with scarcely pain the patient Constitutional
debility brought by habit INDUCED in by young
men This when TOO freely ipd@lged in begsM dyspepsia
tellect and sion society warranted
case, no charge. No mercury used.
In2l linz e
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Home Ports.

AIyxArpRIA, May 2i-Ar bug Noble, Liverpool
boron, May BAY bark Mpskingum, Crockett, Ms.an
Sarah Abigail Doyle Rio Janeo; Commerce Cam Cirniu
egos; Sophia, wymsn. Matanzss 0,shilI,, Harding New
sehco EOndSn !SI New York. Alley PPhiII.asIphia
scRrs Isaac franklin Crosby Havana Betsy rteomb New
Orleans; Forest Howard, Phsdelphi, Tclegaphed, bark
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nR. IRA g. FRAZER, the celebrated CANCER Doctor on
- the Indian method Of practice will be found the United
State; Hotel Ney York city or his assistant the third
given free of charge Specimens Of his works be
those days The time has when be cured
nd will continue through the season. anlm*tc
nR. GREGORY would apprize strangers and others that
~ he may be consulted usual, at his old stand No
Roosevelt door from Chatham streeton all diseases
ana n snd sd
cal cure Those person: whose business; arangeme will
ly invited to make early call. Open until 10 O'Clock M
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Arrivaa OF Strange aU rsw HOc&.
May 26.

Mr.. Fuller, +. Fall Philsds!phia Lieutenant Lang, w.
Marine Corps; W. Griffith, Philadelphia J. Hardge, ia
vannah.
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II ADWAh,s NHlNLsE; MEDIEAIEH SUAP OE OF;
COUNTRY TRADERsr,The many escslleat merit: Of
effectualy removing pimples, botches pustule ring
worms, srysipelas &c. render il Indispensable article
do well procure supply Of this valuable Soap il
will pay them better per Than other article Of
Hudson street, Wyatt Rstchqm l2i Fulton street, A.
d. Sands 100 Fulton VIM. Burger, Courtland ST. Re-
tail nj i21a cents a 2il Broadway. a28 m%rc
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q 1000 "A RARE CHANCE-Men Of enterprise
W WV and business habits, wanting employment
where they be their bosses who have cash
pal Of S35 $780, will do well call III Fulton
and examine new and useful article that be sold
tuns ON 50 small capital seldom Offers Letters postpaid
will receive attention.
myl im*rc C. ALDEN, III Fulton street.
1855. CARPETING. 100
100. 600 yard. of Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
10 ,0e0 yards of Oil Cloth and Mating
10000 Window Shades Rugs, Mats, Table Covers, and
every article with the trade sale cheap for cash.
WM. McGRORTY, 155 Chatham street,
ala tmissc Firsf shove the Theatre
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

pl.rd IN I. siti,-I will not ssy Dangerous. hE do
ma lear taarers-hut cNtreusly difficult and N when
| fsn render NJ sefrics Inc attempts al nv iiuon
arr pahle AMI the government holds IN It's 10 IDS the
thread o hefn: and II Is alse rahclF Known That the en-
en-, dare MI advance from Puebla upon Mexico as hf
lady thnatens da. Rness he Is aided BY revolution
ary movement IN this capital caa arsi ihis reFod-
tnnarv mnt efnrut tY single urd and II Is my dntt
tho last aud msi efficient fFiee which Il
i efi me tn rendrf That VOID = ise formal Usgna
ton which tender IA this n9ie # the provisional pres
idsur, 1t the republic. with which the natun funofed
me- - earnast is nv conviction, that have no hesl-
istun 10 asserting thai ought not to continue IN the Pi
nor even har the tile oi President 81 the republic; ami
therefore pav the severe On Congress II be pleased
immediately accept my resignation. aud deraro iseli
"a permanent session, ordef 10 nominate the indVm
ual who tc uiruscd With u,is responsible charge
have fulfilled nv duty Ia my country. II thu utu' 81
If my abilities nave dedicated 10 tiny life the IF
tnue 81 my children and even NY reputation ny
hn,d hiss been shed ard ny body mutlated. IN It's de
fence and have the proud satisfaction u tcrmln
aiing trvor my public career, without dread Of disgace
and with the that my services have been
the fruits Of oyalt, and patriotism Wherever my fate
may lead me. shall hit mp my head, and will he able
n say that do bear dshonurcd name Of hich my
kindred OF my fellow counuymcn ashamed. but that
they behold IN ne aithiu All p,,TIoc Mexican. whn.
IN all his aciions had but yirw-tho honor Of his
uame aud the happiness and ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of his coun
trf
Your eNcolencles VIII he pleased, rs pray YOU 10
make rep Of hs resignation to the sovereign Congress
and receive the If my particular eonaIdefa
ton
God and liberty
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To their eNceeneics the Secretaries OF tie sovereign
Congress.
MrMeo. May IS. lsi7.
Tho letter accompanying the above is dated at the
city II Mexico, MAY the @oih Il states II MAS very
doubtful whether Santa Annals resignation would be
accepted by Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28
HONOR TQTuE DEAD.

The remains d Col Mckee, Lieut. Col Clay, Ad,u-
tan, Vaughan Capt, Willis and Private 1ro,'er oi Inc
ID Kentucky Regiment, who fell at Buena VISTA, were
Yesterday escorted by the Orleans Battalion OF Ariiey'
The staff Of the Legion the Commanders Of military corps
and a large concourse Of citizens, from the Pa'e
3,es at O'Clock, and passed through Charities LANAI
and St Charles street To Poydras street, down when II
marched to the Levee. All the vessels in the r'vfI
carried their flags at half mast during the day, and
minute guns were fired whilst the procession was IN mo-
ton.
In the absence Of Maj Galy the battalion was under
CHARGE of Capt Gniyot The bodies carried upon
cannon carriages covered with black velvet and appro-
pirate embems of mourning The kentnckans, resident
in the city, assembled half past o'cock. aud marched
10 the Place d 1rnes in body and walked on each side
ofhe heases during the procession In the procession we
noticed Gov. johnson. the Mayor, and many OF our
most distinguished citizens As the solemn pageant pass
ed through our streets many sigh was heaved for The
brave spirits whose mouderng dust is all that is leil OF
them earth except the memory Of their virtue and
their gallant deeds-many tear was shed Tor the hear.hs
made desolate by the chances Of war.
The bodies deposited in the Rnggold at 6 o.
clock and she dropped down to the Place d .4rmes
where a salute fired Would that the grief evincs
by citizens could assuaee the anguish Of those who
have cause TO MOURN ". o. Picayune, June
I3M
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RESIGNATION OF SANTA ANNA.

We are this even NC favored with the Spanish origin
40 the Mexican Congress II comes 10 MS through a
IN which all confidence may be rcpusod. has
ten to lay it before our readers It's singular docu
mentrlch IN all the qualities which have distinguished
this generals pronunclamontsul of professions and
sacrifices Of himself for the good OF his untrv, fearless
DOR her alone. He admits that there party IN Mex
dslrous of peace aud II deica, their object that
time when he could best serve his country by
prosecuting hosties n thinks II due Ia her To retire
from the puhltc service, and leave her e hah The
war such Is The logic OF the retiring general
We find in the New Orleans papers. that reached us
7his evening. ri1 correspondence between Santa Anna
aud the Minister OF War and Marine, (ol the 18th aud
I9h OF May, Tor which We have rom Today We
know mol what has Occurred since that correspondence
10 prompt ham 10 tender his resignation.
Ia his letter u the lsh, he states his for p
pruachlng the capital says 1t musi 5o saved at all ha1
ards, as he basis If ulttriuF operations, and he
cause, # II be occupied without Resistance. the sprt ii
thc people Will he broken. aud the complete submission
al the oyuntFy Will be- ineyabs;' ana therefore II the
President decides against him. he tenders his resignation
aud hegs for passports 10 retire wherever he may
wish.
Tire reply Of the lqh states that the President Sub
fiiiue agrees with him Ion the Necessity II saving the
capital al any cs.' Aud vet. ten days afer he sub
m,iS the following letter of designation, which Is transla
ted ia the Union. Union.
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CRIME ANDITS CONSCIOUSNESS

We learn from the sum er Wing says the Mont
gomery Alabama, Flag that Colonel John Anthony
w Inslon, OF Sumter, shot DIR. s. = Perry of the same
county at Livingston, few days ago. Dr. Perry lived
but few hours Dr. :. was a m m5er If the L.
gISaue at The last session, and universally es
teemed by all who became acquainted with him The
cause OF the difficulty which led to his death was rela
ted to us by stage passenger yesterday morning. and
1t true, however much tue friends of both parties may
regret the occurrence, Colonel Winston must be held
guIess by the law, and entirely ustable by the pub
lie.
Since writing the above, we have received the fol
lowing statement ubished by the journal of this city
l ne letter ls rom gentleman at Gainesville
Gainesville. Alabama, June 7 1917
have just returned from tie funeral of Dr. S S Per
y who was shot down in my office Yesterday morning
al thirty five minutes after O'clock and died at thirty
five minutes past 10, the spot where he fell-iyinp
only one hour At the time he shot, he was stan
ding within about five feet of whe~e | was sitting
(wrlt,ng on the opposite side of the boxes Colonel
-. A. Winston did the deed He used double bar
rel shot gum and shot only barrel the entire load
entering The abdomen ofPerry. letting out his bowels
W hen reached him, he unmarked that he was ga dead
man, which proved soon to be the case Nv McMa
hon had Just called Perry in from the door, where there
were number of gontlenlcn 10 have some conversation
ON business and as they stopped, % feet from the
door, Col. Winston stepped in and called ont in load
and exciting tone. Get out of the way. Mcmahon and
ilfed immediately, producing the effect above stated
As Perry fell the Col shouted. thank God have killed
the sedncer OF the wife of my and the DESTROYER
OF my peace lie was perfectly frantic for some time
after he had done ihedecd, and said great deal about
Perry and his Ninstons wife Perry. you know, was
his family physician. lie regretted that he had not
gone u Mexico las spring, and left his bic
on her PLAINS ia deep and damnng INJURY had been
done HIM and that too. by his bosom friend, under the
garb Of friendship.
1.-The investigation comes oft morrow before the
the magistrates. IL halt that is stat ID be true Perry
was gnly oil one OF the bascst, toules, and dam
nny crimes ever committed by any mani cannot say
what Will be elicited-l will lei YOU know after the in
vtslgaon. A number Of ladies will be put upon the
stand 10 morrow. But mark you this--here is Guilt as
decp and btrch as heh' Perry, poor, deluded man,
.n',e are none 10 mourn his loss The general voice
that " Inson used the only remedy left him tappears
tha' the plot extended 10 the taking of his winston 81
l'e and that OF Mrs Perry. But enough now we shall
see. VIII enter more into the details of this natter
when all Is developed.
l'r Perry had barrel pistol on him at the time he
was shot, but had not time to draw it, You can have no
lIeao the Intense feeling that pervadcs every portion OF
the community.
). w. lnge and l.. NJ Scott are counsel for Winston.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

II sruc that Gen. Aimoas Is undcr arrest. dhoagh
tx II his Imprisonment moi asosed. lie Is
confined in Santiago Tiaiti,i,s.
Gen Am,uda has lcen directed IN await further q lers
al Caenarsca What suspicious thing has he dene OF
contemplated informed.
t;rn tae,cla and Ten. SAILS were ordered to have
The CITY ri MssKoan the 2Iih ui Ia tie city Of san
LUIS Pet,si. To take command 81 The army Of The
North.
The accounts fnd in the Mexican papers II the
dis1ftcliun in Zscai confirm thsse We pa llshed
few days since. The eal paper Of the State publish
strong representations nade against Santa Anna AID IN
favor 4 the Americlus-G,n &C us manifesto among
The laer This Later document sls given IN all The
paTer If the capital.
Gen. Aris;a has rcfussd 10 his military tunc
tions until his conduct should he investigated by militia
rs Irbues Tie dsnds that hts ir al may take place at
in order that he may take part in the deience OF
the country
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AFFAIRS WITH BRAZIL.

We find the following letter from Washington in the
New York Journal OF ummerco:
N,SulNGToN, June Goth. 1871
mentioned in my letter Yesterday that Cheyalicr de
Llsboa had bee recalled by his government.
merely write TO confirm my statement by giving The
very words of his recall.
These are brief t. and evidently expressive of hinh
displeasure, VIZ:
1.-The Emperor deems il convenient 10 deprive Chcya-
her aspar Jose Isboa OF his present position OF Minis
ter Plcnpocntlary near the | nited States"
called your attention TO this subject rs far back as the
llth inst,
The relations of the United States with Brazil are ot
tins moment So untrtndy that 1t will require good man
agement, and much tG-bearanco TO avoid upure
Some very intelligent editors remarked ON my state.
mrnts # the tn inst, that must have been mis,nrm
ed as to the facts.
The dinger OF rupture with Braz is evidently iumi-
nen We regard II as altogether Fortunate therefore
that Mr. W Use, whose mpetuous temper disqualfes him
or conduct OF negotiation under clrcuns ances which
require the utmost co1ness and discretion is about to re-
turn home We know very lmile of his successor it is
true but II is to be hoped that he will not fall int the
error OF the times, that ''heh Continental interests,
may be suhservcd by a war between the lned States
aud Brazil the ultimate result Of which man be the over
throw of the only monarchical Government lin nancy in
America.
me Washington Union informs us that Mr. Tod the
new Minister will sail for the Pacific Immediately and
says tt has every reason 10 hope that he will prompt
~ ADJUST any difference that may exist with Brazil with
whom II is The desire Of Government TO maintain the
most ancable relations
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IRISH REIIEE.

We lind the following statement in the Savannah Re
publican:
The negroes of Col MQueen of Montgomery coun-
~, Alabama have sent twenty five dollars to Mobile in
and OF the Irish fund"
ms interesting fact tells strongly against the sense
less oufcres I" the Aboonlsls about the hardshps and
abuses OF Southern slavery II these pseu 10 phanhro-
Ps,s' Whom II Is liberal charity To call misguided ia
nacs instead OF relying upon the absurd representations
oil m'scrab'e iughves, whom they have unkndly enced
rom heir homes, would heed the evidence of all impair
cal northern men, WHO have travelled or dwe in the
slave States they would evnce much greater REGARD for
TRUTH and turn their zeal far more honorable human
lty.
Their constant misrepresentation have not been with
out mischevous effects abroad although they have gen
era''y been correctly estimated in this country We
nave seen the IRISH Relief committee of Dublin pravely
dlspulng whether the charitable contributions from the
slave States should be received sent back to America
u might be supposed that their horror Of slavery would
nave caused hen TO rejoice at opportunity of eking
OUT o' he STAKEHOLDER for ho purpose what they con
sldered his ungodly gains Il the creabe con, rlbu,ion
OF me slaves OF Colonel Mcqueen be not lost suht of in
The general beneiacton Of Mobile we NAV not he aston
lsneu TO see returned to them Deceived by the test
nohy OF American Aboonsts, the Friends of the Duh
I'm committee may reflect that this bounty is freely
gwen by well fed, well clad and happy laborers in a
and oil abundance to comfort the wreched and STARVING
peasanlry OF foreign country
was remarkable example of the Irish propensity to
Inconsistency. when the commissioner in CHARGE of The
iuhd sent by New England assape the horrors Of fam
'"e' was welcomed with great public dinner We
"us' INC graver mistake will never be committed of
Jeo''ne 'ie doha'ions OF either slaves or Shareholders
Rich Times
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Collins,
of all sizes. nriccs and qualities


As keeping Collins ready made Is new thing in our
town and The Substitutes OF some might be shocked
Their brlng dcd before hand and exposed as an ar
nee OF Sale.t will be proper state. for the ntorma
io OF those who are ignorant Of the fact that there
scarcely town IN our whole country containing a pop
uauon as large IN which Collins are not kept ON
hand and exposed r SALE much any other piece
omechan ism merchandise. The advantages and
convenience To the public he questioned as DELAY
when the article Is needed only in many eases nm
pleasant but frequently attended with injurious conse-
quenccs. There other advantages which are impor
iant. We are enabled To give them much higher fin
ISL adding much To their appearance and durability as
wood highly vanished will for long time resist lis
natural tendency 10 decay.
Another consideration, though perhaps ofminor i'm
orlance, Is that will enable the undertaken Ia reduce
the charges very mateally and will do away the neces
sly ct setting hall dozen hands work ON he Sabbath
To the interruption of the nciphborhood, and the evil
moral tendency that it has ON the hands themselves
Edward J Foxes will attend to the burial eercmonie,
respectfully solicit the public patronage.
A. WIN STON.
May 5l-"1wi # Opposite Franklin Hotel
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Cabinet Furniture, Chair =, &C

Q Y II 4 Y u.
SlDEBoARnS with and without marble tops
~ Nardfohts, variety Of patterns,
X erking Chairs,
Sofas OF Mahogany Rosewood, a variety Of patterns,
Dining. Gard and Tea Tables,
Dressing Bureaus, with and w,lhuu, lnasble ,ops,-
Seer tafles aud Book Cases.
Counting House DESKS,
Common Bureaus.
W ash Stands and Candle Stands,
Dlyans, OF Conversation CHAIRS
Tea Sets ~ Solablcs,
Bedslcads 1t all prices, from s. to iG0
have provided spcndd lloarso Tor the public use
and have ON hand.
/ Err 1SSDDTUI NJ nI,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-28

We had the PLEASURE last evening OF eonyersng with
MAJ 1,ilpn and other ,ficeIs nj lie amy # HI
huahua Who arrived here In 45 days from 1 ih ma
by the way OF The camps Of Gen. Wool and Gen. lay
ior.
The army OF Chihuahua. under command Of Col. Don
inhan consisting nf the three baitalous OF the Missouri
ciyayy and the chihuahua rangers. under Capt Hudson
reached the B1Ds Santiago and embarked ior this city
an The 18th nit This column finding the time Of Its
lsmen, expired express 10 Gen Nool for orders,
and reached Gen. Noos camp from Chihuahua abou
she 10th IT May where reviewed aud ordered To
New Orleans 10 b. mustered out. THIS column has con
.iuered TIE States OF New Mexico and Chfhuahua and
trav rsed Durango and New Leon, travelling sIN thou
sand miles Consuming whole year. in winch time not
che word received from the Government. nor any
supplies 81 any KIND orders 10 pay The Amy lived
of The county exclusively. and supplied itself with am
.nuniiion taken fom the enemy Eleven pieces Of brass
cauptn, trop 81 &C am at,, are now Al tie Bfa.o,
Santiago, Their way 10 Missouri.
The army at chihuahua has. within the year. fought
three tcHve battles VIZ Brazo. Sacramento, and
FL Paso 1hst Of Brazi,o Christmas day. and
opcaed an rance int, FL Paso del Nore. The Mex
had twelve hundred and fifty and piece Of
ARTILLERY; tho Americans four hundred md twenty five
infauiry-the plecr ui cannon captufcd, and The
Mexican army entirely desiuyed. Sacramento was
Sought on the 2sth Of February This bac--one Of lhe
mist remarkable IN The wars familiar through the
ports ufCul. boniphan and oiher field Ulcers The bat
te u FL Paso fought about The 10TH 81 May by the
guard under Capt Reid-iho Americans had
twenty five men and the Camanches sixty five. The
indians werc routed. an left seventeen hdics The
r. tuok hu drcd aud head Of cattle
'wenty five MeNcans prsoners and great deal OF Mex
lean plumber
The column made forced marches from chihuahua to
NIaamoris and performed the distance of uine hundred
miles in forty five days bringing with 1t seventeen PIE
oes OF heavy artillery. A day spent at Gen. Nool's
camp, a, Buena VISTA and another at Gen. Taylor's
camp at san Domingo grove Both Gcrerals reviewed
The column and passed the highest eneomlums upon lis
discipline aud deeds Of vaor. Besides Maj. GIpin, |
ihero in The Telegraph, Lieu, Gordon Of The
Missouri volunteers. Bug Zen. Lane. LIEUT. Col
McCook. aud the Ulcers and men OF six companies
of the Sd regiment Of Ohio volunteers, from Buena
VISTA
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In great haste, your obliged friend.

The Memphis Enquirer narraes the following Incl
dent the authority of several Of the Tennessee vonn
teers. who have lately returned from Mexico
When the Cd Reg ment Of Tennessee Volunteers were
driven back at Cerro Gordc by the hurricane of crane
canister and musketry which pieces e ariiey
and neal three thousand small ha hurled apaln>i
the advancing columns cutting down nearly third nj
their number in the short space # three minutes Col
Haskell assembled the shattered remnant and formed
it in the chapparal for second charge. Gen Pillow.
coming up and casting his eye the gallant lnle
band. was struck with the dminuton OF their numbers
that he demanded
"Where is your command, Colonel 2-there are mt
half of them here!'
They there sir" replied the intrepid Haskell
pointing towards the enemy shatteres-"ihe, are there
sir, dead and dying on the field to which they were or
dered !"