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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
TAcuBAYA Sep, IL, Isl,


Atesrly dayigb, this morning heavy csnnousde ws'
opened upon the strou ghold Of Chaputepec, which was
during the day additional Siege guns were
placed In position The NeXicsns returned tue nre WIN
great spirit At intervals during the day. but with little
-.ec. other than dsmouutinz one Of our guns can
not learn that msn has b.en Killed al any OF the os'-
lerts. II, Il,
Several OF the vou.uers wnile ssiIm'nns VIC VIC
e.v .bsrn hooters q, the foot Of Chspultepec were
wounded but none Of them severely lOt incn NOR,
tar opened upon the place during the afternoon ana
as several shells have been % fall and explode o'
rec,y within the enemys works tis CERTAIN 'ns1
damage hs. been caused hiring II heavy guns has
also been heard 10 the direction Of Ia Piodsd showing
thai iii. Mexcsns hsve been diverted in that quarter
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List OF Killed and Wounded.


PESNsYLvASIASs kmLED-Wm Carlin, VIM Bolton,
Isaiah Wonders Charles Stewart John Street John Lsru
John MeLsuahan.
Nsw.YoRKEss KuLED-T Golden Andrew Jelard John
Wright, John Seaman Theodore Rmeuermsn, John HoT-
ner, Joseph Dennis John Shaw, John l. Young Cor
porsi Jas Williams.
slightly Corporss VIM Herbert Peter Hogan, John Frey
John Miller Jacob Armprster Henry Bowyer hos
McGhee. Jacob Rapp John Arthin George Henry Daniel
Saul severly, Nathan Marty, dangersy Meyer, mortay.
since dead, John Worthington. VIM Humphreys, VIM
Joshua Hamilton John keever David Shine. Chs Eper.
severely, Benz Shine, Louis bonnet-, saNens hearsoy
can Wsgsoner slightly second Lieut. Miney Reed
serg't John BrodbEt, Abraham Rhodes stone, John
Campbell Hugh Storm, John Mclaughlin Thomas Hol-
land slightly: ord. serst Francis Mckee Dribbs Sc
verey, VIM Dietrich John Snyder severely eorp0las
Pstte!.Sn "a RowRey Mepem0' severely, rely, -,
Kelly. severely corpl John Hall John kober, New
man slightly Capt Barclay serg't Peel White,
sersesnts David Meekhn. RMoCleen Geo Dreker Hugh
Fiskl, slightly, Chsnsy Sargent, severely; Lieut.
mes slightly John vsason James 4 sample John Betche
CoPhar, severely, VIM Rice, Major. slightly Cap.
krxer, Ward slightly; Corporsl Jacob Meyer, mortaly
Rogers, Cossrove, Meyer, severely serst A Cum
Vim Mendoza Hall. Arch Graham. Isaac Hoops. Fresh
Myers. slightly; Capt James Miller VIM Clements. John
ly, VIM snyder VIM smith. Michsel Hasson. n rhop as
Edward Bs'n sl,shily; Lieet John kof; Corp jones
Corp John whsley R Anderson. John C'.ssoJsy
James Smith. james kcnnads. Steinderick, L. Srobal
slightly, Capt fierson John >olneys siighly Jane
Bark. q Barry Coplin, II HardenhTook, " Tompkins
severely; Capt hungerford st l., Chsrles ii Jones
Segt 4 Montgomery Corp Chas III ofnpson Owei
/ Flvood. Thomas HcAly, slightly John Mckinney
John Snyder. Van Syke, James Hart, severely
/ sergesut John Duffy Pat Rooney, Hauael. slightly
Nich Butler, mortslly. since dead Capt NJ FairShlld
Lieut. W Green isi serst Barker Thos Drecker. ia
FraGkliu George Pemberton, John L Gardiner, John I
/ Headrick W Daily slightly. Robertson. G Thiseton
severely Sergi Johu NJ Name Corp Everett Cook
severely. Brig Gen Shields Of general staff, severely
Asst Adj Gen n Page, slishlly Act Asst Adj Gen
Lowell slightly Capt Dsnly, volunteer AID, severely.
RECAPirULATiON.
Total killed ..-...--...4i Wounded .---.---.-..2 20
iNsal.- ----..Ic
tscs Words Dirss,Sz--l40 killed 766 wounded an
+ n missing Gen. nriSsss Dsrisios-3s killed.. 10
wounded. and 10 missing Con. PLors Dsrss,o-s-2
killed. III wounded. and 10 missins Ger- QEissas'
Dirisic.-4i killed. and S7 wounded Totsl, hille<
wounded and missing. l.623
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

r Sisnor BtIrx continues o. draw crowded houses 81
,h se,efy Library His feat Of nissnerifuS the canary
bird affords infinite delight 10 the audience The iesfuea
.hb,t comes n for nj. share OF admiration soor Bits
performances are Of such that they please al par
tes-,he grave the gay the merry and ne melancholy
III. Nenl rllnaalsm male. even The latter lansh
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ANOTHER DISPATCH.

FHfLApkLfhlA- Uct XII A. N
ADDITIONAL kiLIxD.-Cspt Drum sth Infantry
Lieut. 6aall nh Infantry Lieut. Benz Ramon, 9Th In
fsniry Lieut. $ h. Montague. 5 C. Volunteers Lieut.
A. r. Rcdsers' t'a Infantry; Lieut. J. w. Caay. :. c.
VOL Lieut. Smith 5,h Inf; Lieu, $ Smith s,h Inf
WOUNDED Lieut. Col Gesry Of Penn Volunteers
shshty CsPss Williams and Miller Of Penn former
sish,y latter severely Lieu,s John ksefe and Tow.
coo of Penn severely Lieuss Green and Rid Of n
former slishtly. latter severely.
Ten American soldiers we're sssassinased In Mexico
on the 2sh
Lieut. Morris died of wounds received: Lieu, Ear
nee, also Aidshipmsn Rodgers served in Pillow
staff Gen Shields wounded severely: L.eus.
Martin and Russell eighty, lieats De.lin. Besle asd
Steele slightly Yankee Doodle Wells theatrical man
sser died OF his wouads Gen shields 10 improving
Gen Pillow has Almost recovered.
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New.York Legislature SESSION.

SENATE. ..ALsASY Oct 2l-7 ?. NJ
The concurrent resolution for recess from 27th
Oct TO 5th November, was agreed TO-
The rest of the Session was spent in debate on
the bin to Punish Seduction and Adultery which
passed in Committee Of the Whole. The Report
of the Committee was laid on the table.
ASSEMBLY.
bill was reported and ordered 70 a third reading
To amend act to lay out Dry Dockst " y
A bill was reported making appropriations Tor
the Intolerance OF international Exchanges.
The bill to repeal law Exempting from Taxation
Property OF Ministers Of the Gospel was read
third time and lost The vote was reconsidered,
and the bill finally passed, - to "a.
The House concurred in the Senate resolution
for a recess.
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s,.urt Calendar. ..Tns DAY.

s,,,r,,o. ,ror,r-Nos ia Sc l26. IS 10. o.. 81 "a
So 60 It2 IS loa e. as a.. lSs. l23 81 ~ leo ~ ~
~ e. las Ia IA lts lss $50 ISL lS l5t $50 10 100
CrRcrrr oJKr-Ssme - ye scrcsy - a, 49, 40
COMMON RrxAs-Part Noe /, ,, - ~ "a '. e.
So. IS 81 ~. - ~ 81 IS, 81 - Part s-soe 70 "
C. 20 IA 70. II 0u a. n ~ q %, %, 81, lW
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Loon. 30; loo 5 Ty Notes g. 1914 $50 Lehish
Coal, scrip sot fcO Gost Losn. &c. a. 1924 90
Ty Notes SO lOl ~ Pennington Copper, IL.
Second Boars-5il Girsrd Bk. II $50 Lebish Coal
scrip s6i $50 Penn Sc 75s Iso0 Gov Loan Sc ls,s
i02 foo0 Reading Mort Boa 81 IjO0 Reading Roo.s
TO- 500 Gov Loan &c. 81. 1924 HI K-ptuchv 100
: Union Bk, Tenn. IS $50 Reading Bk, bs Isl
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~ We are in receipt Of files Of Caracas pa.
ps, IN 10 de liA ult but Ind h then isssssnss
q soy inportases.
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FARTHER FROM MEXICO.
Bv Telegraph to The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 81. ls47.
The Ner-O Orleans Delta and Commercial T'Ires
contain some farther interesting details.
A letter is published from Santa Anna with bis
address On the resignation Of the Presidency bat
he clearly continues directing the operations OF
scattering portions Of the army Il Is said that be o"
$500 regulars, beside goerrilss
/, WA ruuored ct the Capital, By messengers rom
Puebs on the 9Th that Paroles Bustaene ana otnef
Influential persons were about 70 invite foreign prince
to Mexico to settle the difficulties Of the country
From the City Of Mexico there are papers As late a.
the 9TH which Say that Gen Qaitmsn issued orders
on the 18th notifying ell officers of the Mexican army ~
the Csu,s To report Immediately TO the Inspector Gen
ersI of the American Army and another order dated
9th regulating the value Of commodities
sAmeriesn shops were again opened and the ines
tire wss crowded 20 Overlooking Conten'neni begins W
rsgp tbroughou, the city Numerous families emorse'
Ing the ,oer sex we're seen walking the streets In per
feet confidence.
The lI,seo National states tina, Gen. Scott has pro
o.ed .ups circulars b The different States exhortips
,,srn 10 .poont Commissioners with fu powers to con
cluse peace Alec, that he had projected an exPed
ton Of 500 men against ToIucs.
The Corporation Of the City Of Mexico had Sd
dressed several procsmstons to the nhsoitsn" TO re
main peaceful and cease In any manner to njure the
American army 1.-THE proclaim stons were not complied
With, the Corporation would guarantee neither their
lives nor their property Gen Scot. had Issued direct
orders tina. every house they tired from should be IN
medistely levelled 10 the ground By artillery.
The functions Of the Mexican Executive ~ers dis
charged BY Senior Pebs Pers associated with sehor
Pscbsco and one gentleman whose name lie not men
toned 1t was supposed that Pehs would decide to
form q Cabinet the 9th.
The Delta contains q long and graphic description
frrD Mnstsna of the hatfles Of the 18th and l4ih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

s,xDss s.RsApApur,-In all ages. the love ~ over.
coming deultes without any proporiionae end
view has prevailed in Erester o. less degree Piry
tells that the Had Of Homer vas written 10 sinai
space a. 10 be contained Ia nut shell and Rlian
tions an artist Who disteh which he enclosed
grain Of corn. What nsAppieation Of ingenuity SAD
industry When the energies Of mind have been per's-
verinsy devoted to higher purposes how different tie
results they have produced Among those results ~
may this prepafaon-ihe product Of observation,
reflection and long Of casefaly conducted expert
The b chest ects have been accomplished. w.
the siieyisoa and cure Il disease The wntren esi-
mony OF witnesses Who expected bold the pen
szan pfociains is efficacy scrOfuls and the safo's
Diseases u the skin, aid also Ia al internal ailments a
ins fom cisofdefed ecretons and the consequent mP
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail BY A. B. y.
SANDS, Wholesale Druzss,. 100 FULTON, corner Of W.
han--t 10 Broadway, snd II East Broadway y f.'x
sod also By Druggists generally throashout ne oh''s
States Price 81 per eottl. or ..x bottles for -
THs Mosr ASTOUNDING DIscovERy.--Joasf. h9isa
Of the shin, pmples frecse. sun6urn, ss Ihsu
scgrvy, sorc head, Nc IL IL astounding how quics}
the a.e Of one cake Of this soap .aow yellow ass
ssln becomes beautifully clear and white. Ferrous -
purchasing this must always ask for JoDess itsan Sh
c4 soap and perhaps a. many, who have been
genuine say such, try this 0nce-yon ~ not fet.
~ bat always see that the II I. Jones " CD '"'
wrapper
From tire New Orleans Sentinel, October, isit
One 0f subscribers Mr. Leonard informs us thh
mas Deen cured q old scsiy sat rheum OF 10 yran
ma On MS beard fingers and hands, BY Gaze OIL o.
uee much Advertised laiey-we SPEAK Of Jooess ' -.
Chemical soap. lie aso informs that h hes u',o
effects upon hs female slave, Rose, yellow sri d. H..
marked with san-spots aud he found. Ia weeks U.s.
sam much clearer and winter.
From the New-iotk Sun =.
We make u rule never advertised aRts.s'
bat from ~hat have heard from several persons respse
ins the powers Of Joness Italian Che uesi soap ~e 90 ~
hesitate 70 pronounce u ell II IL recommended @ne
Therefore, console ntiously recon oar resa
who are sictsd with sruptons, msrks disnsefs -
Sold only mind. only In NswYork, Q; the az ss.x
Ansf.ssa Essls u Chathsmst sls Hsss
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70; ? 500 Gov Loan &C. 81 io2i III K-psusay 100
: Union Bk Tenn, 70; $50 Reading Bk, b5 2s}
STEWARDS PArEsr srxxrR ASp WISrrR AIR.
TrsEr CooKrS0 srovxs-This 10 one Of the bes, Inn.
prsvemrnss ever made the old family eoohins s,ov.
and /, has very great Ths recsres fs,d
n 10 desiderstum) very small amount Of cir sdmi,,sd
70 the furnace. Four eoursss Of baking may BE- Der.
formed without changing or renewing the IRE hhbe
sved larger amount Of hesied surface 10 presenied 10
tina oven than can be claimed By asy other Invention Of
,bs kind Articles which require different smcan,s Il
,rrsturs can DO baked without any interference With
,hs s Another extraordinary merit To- that The store
can De essei when the hestis not needed 10 the
room. 40 10 generally the csse Ia summer tine and
..,,us. In the Winter reservoir for water s hes,ea
BY the smoke pipe passing through II There ross
ar which can BE- applied 10 The front Of the stove
Heads OF families will 90 well TO look Mr. ssswsis
ingenious, invention on exhibition ct hs Fsir
Roors AID SHOES At THE fAIR-The display
mi. .sa.ou /, quits large some specimens OF the new
corsrss. Roots for ladies' and gentlemen are exqss,e
Whiting. Hunt & Hunter. Conrad BROOKS, Dics. ssd
nrnsrous others Of our Tip top establishments display
.,a .neclusu, For the fret time for nasny years ths
r,ru,.c,ursrs of shoes from Newark and other towns
IN wJer.sy srs found smoss the contributors
ea.s Of Boots mostly the Congress. exhibited BY D
R,suvslt an exhaustive wholesale Manufacturer Of New
ark spuear 10 our jadgmsn, the beet, Arer examin-
inn such specimens OF coverings for the Zee, u use"
~ talk Of French boots Thls new fsshion. which 10
gs .Ssp,sd 10 ladies' gentlemen and children 10 msss
80 .uh.t,,u,lns in leu Of strings and buttons sores Of
h..tful shirred rubber which open or expand to al
, ,hs foot and closes when In fitting perfectly. We
- ,o,r ,hree pa.r of the Congress Boots and never
expec, 10 wear any other Kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

q SAMUEL 9. RArxosp, We understand. was
last evening nominated by the Wing, a. candi.
date for the Assembly from the With Eighth
Ward District Mr. Raymond is one of the
working every day whigs' and viii be elected of
cpurse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

r. We had no mail irom Boston int evening
We understand that the esrs bad oo' arrived ~aeh 'n'
steamer lefi Bow Haven
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JOSEPH oILLoTTs STEEL PEN WAREHOUSE

IT IoUn76I- t0IUfI UT tUIi
r. IHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed sole Agent
for the United States and Canada b-gs acquaiut tho
trade that hereafter the business will be conducted
branch Of the manufacturers house, where complete
-ortmeut Of every descr pon OF these popular Peas viii
be- constantly kept for sale HENRY OWEN,
OILS 2weod' Agent for Joseph elliott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

Gen. Taylor CeminS Heme.
The Nssr o1sass Fassosai says toss Gen Taylor may
b sxpsesed there In two vssks iron Moahrsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

~ The cheapest aud best place Ia the city 10 get
your boots, shoes CATERS b az Jo>rss Annst
the Museum You get there good boots for - .
be purchased elsewhere for 81. Quite
ing he also sells trsrate boot for - So which
usually sold Tor - Dosbiesoled. waterproof boots AZ
81 ~ - and 80 Jones has the Of dong bust
chased At Ann 81 warranted 10 give entire sstssc-
w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

FLoRIDA--The Tallahassee Journal Loco OF the
lth and Sentinel lWhgl Of the 18th have Legs
latiye returns as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

Third Ward-We learn that there was split
In the Ward Meeting In tho Third Ward on Tuesday
evening swo organizations and two ssss OF Delegates
elected. 0sasmen, exclaimed ons OF the eons<sssnts
you may On hinge - you plsssei sha voss the Wing
Tckss This time
TrelftA--.he ticket headed Andrew Csrrissn
(rejscsed Delsss Il syrseuse) prevailed throughout
Mssss L. Med Qaas Keeper of the Alms House) 10 the
candidate Tor Asssably.
FtffA Senate Dsstrset.-We understand that Mr
DssiA T. SAsss Asnsss Of Assembly he's secured the
nouinaxsou for Senator That IN sstonisher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

GsoRGIa-lti is no longer denied that the Wings
have both Houses. and OF course the JOINT Ballot
The Bulloch and TatnSll Senator has been claimed
AZ a ne bat here 10 the vote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

KiLtrn-Col Graham 18th iai1niry Lieut. DieA 'onn-
.on, 18th Do. 49,. n. --t....
NoCNDEn-Maior Savage, ian -sntif 49, 90
volfsser Cart Cufhre Iith infantry Capt ifFin ia
do Lest Lee g. Li.u' hint1in. ,o'"s-7''f i-'e~-
Thoanas shields. lsth Infantry a. shtniJ
T.crssrs sept 10 l-f7.
We have accounts iron Mexico orcusnt "a y .-nen.
and other foreigner 20 thesu-ct in ant. SIMS
loss ~ n Aolino much more s.'s'e nae -Ht -
her- had snrcip.,et They say thsi during me after
noon OF the .sh no less than so sounded men e.e
into the city while the number OF siil-d -~ over ~
TIE slaughter from the batteries OF Sot D.ne "a 20.
aid would have l.id ali blame OF the dei-H npoo
General Leon. but that oresr, an'orsnns'ey 'of aim
died He has sines torn tn epsaissses nom NE sooa
den Of Colonel Nigusl Andrs4sl oonns0osf Oh "s ca
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~ choice selection OF places and papers, the cot Of
aud all desirable information Ia relation 20
Tribune Buildings lie i appointed BY the pfoPnetorsoi
the best papers FAR and near o. receive and receipt FOR
adj nd -fbscrlnf.oF.
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Major summers Command.


Capt Croehsn Kerr. "a dragons. severely wounded
Lieut. Tree "a Dragons DO; Lieut. Walker mounted
rass slightly; Lieut. Williams "a drsgoonf, sighuy.
OF our wounded oerrs cAnno, esru th-i one OF 'ne
has received marts injury although tnr or ieu &c IN
dangerous situation. The wound Oh h-Jo' "s''o -
though severe will not keep him long rom GUY in'
same may BE- said Of Cspi Mason snd Lieut. fo'' "
the en- gineers Ms0r Wright was struck IN 'ne 'oiscn
BY partially spent ball while gsllsny leafng tne SION
s party Of 500 picked men but 10 noS lOi
the eject shsl make farther inquiries 10 feA-oN -
the wounded officers before close this lfttef
No ICES than - OF the dssefters captured y ien'
Twicss and Shields At Churubusco have been iosh"
fully guilty and are 10 be hung 10 morrow rorHihs.-
Tho miscreani Riley. who commanded M CSC
the punishment; Of death ~ Re pFov''d tnsi De
before the war He has been senjeneed o-e'eI "
be severely whipped 10 be branded - well Ano 70
ball and chain in front Of the army during We NH
c@serter taken among the prisoners Al me hoho IN
the -th was summary dealt with u seems tns1 q
deserted from Monterey lss, Fall ana eomrsns 80,
recognized him 10 ssve the trouble oi COURT n.
at once pitched him into the min nsn-' sna no -
crushed 10 pieces BY the wheel Another osen " -
serters who have been undergoing Auis nefs 70
bsys viii b hung 10 = day ort~o II SAID NUS
~ do they deserve their tate ,,
The following liz; OF the cheers xleo sno ~O.ce
IN Gen Cadwsl.ders zSds believe 10 De reAry cor
rect II there 10 any insccurscy In II VII eor,ee' -
II .. h.po4ned In the order OF battle that the in rrs
msnt Was Immediately engaged TIE orssoe ~ 80 -.
Pierce ~Hs called into sction to~rc ne elo-o ~ -
battle. he ost few men, bat earn Us, % ~
xs~. kfres Roth Gems C.d~slsder and Pierce Dc
hsved With the greatest slscrity aud sssnut % - ~
esson Here 10 the list Of the Killed sna ~O-n@os "
the brigade Of the former
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LEARY / co. MATTERS.

~ Ansnms isI7 Fashion for Gesfl,'aeH' Has VII
DO introduced on Friday. Sept ,. The S'aes hssrv
Ha, we are now manufacturing will embrace in'porsn
improvements recently perfected by u.s. End In quality
and elegance OF style VIII DO uneauaiei by any hereto
fore offered They ~l be resiy distinguished BY the
nap which when sg,stei by shs air becomes detached
into delicate ant grsceful ss soitaHi', feature char
sc,eri.,e OF the choicest quality of genuine Beaver.
xsoy Rosss " y hRS %. lss7. suA
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tV- Ricms GyMSasrfc ACADEMY, i5) and l6 Crosby
il now open from sunrse TO 10 O'Clock, p. NJ daily.
Classes meet az .unriseii o'clock. A M-snd A. and
o'clock p 81 Classes for Boys only st aud O'Clock.
p NJ Terms sl2 per snnum - for months aad -
for 3 months ols ia"
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Sin have tha honor 20 inform YOU that the British
courier has lust arrived bringing dates from the City o
Meyico 20 the 18th.
ate Judges compose the Government, and were at Cue"
rearo and they had called the Congress together on
the 9Th Of neat month. -,
have seen a letter from Of the most Respectable
Fna.h houses which speaks OF Tia taxing of the different
f,s and Of che city the glowing terms that these
rctorie. Of the Americans will compare with Coress Ia
lact there IL az saysl nothing ike them on record
The British courier informs me tnai DE let santa Anna
In Pueha Yesterday fhat he cOnyersed with him Tor An
hour that he deeply regretted making peace that b,
Santa Annal arrived Pucba with few hundred horse
and that 10 was his opinion he intended to make for the
coast.
Gen Patterson. glad b say, reached here to-day ~
good health
Brig Gen. Cushing has also arrived
Cen Lane arrived IN Jalapa today MAJOR LAZY Is st4A
there with his 900 men.
Col Childs had. the day before Yesterday y days pro
visions and the relf0rcements val reach him IN season
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Collins. whis gain. BY no majority
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DlIifY's PAfN EXTRACTOR l-stFsnsefs aud cItItens
should be without supply OF this standard and
rvaed ointment. Country deslers supplied the most
liberal At wholesale and retail depot 2o3 Broad
way must from them 10 b. genuine counter.
fets abound H. DALEY 4 co. 2o8 Broadway.
-. InIanI
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SIR Since had this pleasure several transports win
troops orn the Brszos have arrived. and are daily com
ing n.
Gov Wilson SICK. sud to-day delivered over the com
tnsnd for the present TO Col Miles
90 friend Of his to inform hm 10 once when Gen Lane
i.m.di,fely sor Oasca and thence Guatemala. THIS
d fold me by q friend Of S1Ira Anua
The country appears 10 be used up-no government
money-no credit, and no moral courage
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By Special Express The Tl6uHe has been l0''
ui.bed. in advance Of the mail with the NeN'
Orleans Picayrne Of the 18th. which contains MI
KendsIrs Is<ters giving an account OF the events
in and about the City Of Mexico. from the ''n INST
the close Of his former letters down 70 the taxing
If the CITY. Wemake such extracts as are OF inter
a, % our readers
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L. The increasing popularity Of the Richelieu Ds
rnond roed Gold Pen is about the best evidence IN It's
favor that be Although sold tor only - It IS
the hes, and cheapest pen IN the world Remember,
b T. WATSON 4 Co. - Wlam-st opposite the fx.
change and Y SAVAGE. " Fultonst have the exclusive
sale Of them Other gold pens Is cts u and II - win
silver pencils. Gold pens repaired
DIANoNpPoiSrFD Com PESs.-Those IN want Of =
good article should g. 70 J. w GsGAroN Co. II Cedar
IT, They have several and very superior styles, At
very low prices Pen. that others sell a. - they sell At
81 So The genuine Albert o. Bailey pen and case $50
stampedl 81 75 Gold pens reponted and repaired
GoLD PENs-The most beautiful and durable Pens noS
Manufactured and sold wholesale aud retail by
the Sew.York Gold Pen Company, % John.st corner
Nassau, where to be found great variety Of styles Of
both Pens and Cases AZ the lowest market prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22

COURT o. S,ssIoSs.-The case Of Madame Hes
,s va, resumed and the whole day occupied N Try I'M
a. form panel u twelve Jurors. Out OF che hundres
.ummoued only thres chosen. leaving deficiency
of six 10 complete the Psnel-Ihe Court Adjourned M
Ill this morning