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Ofregulars;
OF volunteers,

Ofregular; 21,5OS
OF volunteers, 22,o27
Total, -43,536
With General Scott,
At Tampico now in route,
and on the line from Vera Cruz
to head Quarters, 1886
With General Taylor, 6,727
In Sante Fe, on the Oregon,
and Santa Fe routes, and
in the Indian Territory, S,639
In California, and on the route
thither, 1,0Is
-43,5 $50
The actual strength, it appears, is much less
than this amount, but the number not IN active
service cannot be precisely ascertained- The
Secretary advises that the present organiza-
ton be completed by eniistments. An enlist
ment of 1881 is necessary to complete the
regular organization, and that to complete that
of the volunteer force an enlistment OF $500,
to serve during the war. There appears TO be
now in service a numerical force OF % regi-
ments, seven battalEons, and thirty-three
companies, not organized into regiments or bat
tallions.
The most important action, recommended, IS
the immediate organization OF ten additional
regiments OF regulars TO serve during the war;
and he also asks authority to accept, IN case OF
cxioency, the services OF volunteer force OF
not less than 2O,0OO.-The Secretary says he
has no means of ascertaining the amount Of
revenue that can be collected in Mexico. The
total amount already collected In Mexican
ports, amounts to S53O,SOl 40
Ofthis sum, there has been
handed over to the Commissi-
airy department, 43S,722 50
Remaining, SS2,OSS Is
His further recommendations are as fol-
lows:
PAYMENT of the expences of States, for or
ganization, transporting and subsisting vol
unteers. Gle specifies the clam Of Texas to
such compensatory
The formation of retired list
An appropriation for repairs, &C., of the pub
Lie defences, along the seaboard and Northern
line.
An increase in the engineer force.
The appointment of six additional hospital
surgeons.
An appropriation for the payment of addi-
tional clerks employed by the departmental
furnish discharged soldiers with script and
certificates of location.
A pension for the widows and children Of
those diving by disease while In active SER
vice. (No such provision now exists by any
law.)
Such modification of-.the pension law as to
place the widows and children of officers and
soldies of the regular army on the same footing
with those of volunteers, with regard to pen
sion.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21

The TELEeRAPn.-In the speedy eOmple-
ton of the Telegraph we have been much DIS
,nDointed. We had INDUCED the hope that a
bout this time we should have been IN commu-
nic,tion 18th Washington. Indeed such vas
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21

More YANKEE GIRLs.-We notice the
arrival of second instalment OF School
Mistresses from Yankee Land, under the
auspices of Gov. SIade. Miss Reecher and
others. They reached here an Monday,
aud took lodgings at the City Hotel. Our
friend Calender of the Atlas, who ought
TO know all about matrimonial tastes, tell
denotes and incinations, thinks the only
serious objection to the feasibility of this
plan, which occurs to HIM, is that this ar
nv illustrators will need renewing as of
ten as our army in Mexico. The Yankee
girls make good teachers, hey ond all doubt
and they also make excellent wives and
mothers and if Governor Slade don't find
his Young lady volunteers deptoying to the
rght and left in these new lines of service,
our neighbor says he will lose the guess
lie needn't set himself up for Uery saga
cious prophet if all he predicts should
prove mue.-Cincingaf Chronicle, NOu 5
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21

The Hestcrn Canal is closed at Buffa-
10, and at some other points. though it re-
manned open at Albany on Monday, where
the weather was very cold, with two inch
es Gf SNOW on the ground, which fell on
Sunday night. The quantity of produce
arriving was very great. Among the arri-
vals beiween Saturday and Monday fore
moons were ~ 100 barrels of flour, 50 600
bushels wheat. 20, 900 bushels barley, 90,
900 bushels oats, 36O 900 lbs. cheese, and
I61, 900 lbs butter. We shall not starvc
yet.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21
SYNOPSIS OF THE REPORT OF THE
SECRETARY OF WAR

1t appears by this document which is OF
great length, that the whole military force at
present employed under this government num-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21

We learn that the Cheshire and Sulli-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21
WING TRIUMPH IN BOSTON.

The election in Boston on Monday passed
of quietly. although good deal of ACTIVITY
was manifest around the polls. The vol.
was much larger than last year, as the ex
element in regard TO the result has been VERY
materially increased by questions no, then
deemed OF So much importance as now.
The following is The vote: Quincy, 474e;
Parker, 1861 Goodrich. Betton; scattering,
So. Mayor Quincy's majority over all others.
463.
A Wing Uoard Of Aldermen ia elected. and
the Common Councilmen, except in Ward
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-12-21

~ Our old friend MEHRrLtELp. of de
Windsor J; urnal, is married.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

fund 70 meet al the payments required on the
Erie Black river and 0eneses Valley canals prior
the S0h September when 1t IL confidently anticipated
that the surplus for the year. which appropriated
to these canals, win amount to $50 O0O II not more
The law respecting the Erie canal provides that
nrd OF the appropriation Of $65o000 shall be expended
between Albany and Syracuse; another third between
syracuse and Rochester, and the residue between Ro-
chester ana Buffalo The first object of this expendi
ure Is TO bring into use one enlarged lock on the whole
line from Albany to Buffalo, the appropriation to each Of
the sections named amounts to hundred and eighty
three thousand dollars The completion Of double set Of
locks from Albany to Syracuse authorised far this
be done out Of the appropriation for this
section II Is known that many the locks nearly
completed, and may be brought into at a compare
lively small EXPENSE there also materials estimated at
Sl73 900 now hand which will be used on the struc
lures of the Erie Canal When any Of the locks In
give way, to render II necessary to rebuild
them the work Is to be done upon the enlarged plan;
when of this nature such sum as would be
required to the locks the old plan to be paid
from the fund appropriated for repairs and the residue
from tho surplus appropriated by the recent act This
will increase to extent the for charging the
locks although this rule will apply only to locks which
in such state of dapdation to render 1t neces
sary to build new lock in place Of the old one.
The appropriation Of 100000 in six per cent bank
fund stock for the purpose Of constructing the locks
on the Oswego canal Of the same Dimensions the
larged Erie canal locks is of great Importance not only
to the section OF country bordering Lake Ontario,
but aording additional facilities the trade with the
western States and with Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
Foreign lTnyOrtatiOns.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

ST. LOUIS, May 49, lsl7.
.7fdirs at the West-Troops for the War-Loeai News
-Newspapos-Marksss, &c. 9c.
For several days past have been anxiousy expecting
an express from Santa Fc bringing, among other inte
resting intelligence further details of the
affair. The official report from Col Donphan however,
received in this city yesterday via Washington super
sedcs the necessity Of waiting longer for such inteli
gence. The plan of the battle ground which sent YOU
hope you received
Our latest dates from Santa Fe to the Sd OF April
They contain nothing whatever Of interest
Recruiting for the New Mexico service is now busily
going ON in city There seven companies of
infantry full four only of which, 1t is understood
Gun be received This may be taken ms an evidence of
the alacrity with which hssourans turn when the
public welfare requires their services The companies
are all composed of select men, and it is subject OF
regret that the services Of all cannot be accepted
have very little OF local to communicate that would
interest your readers-not circumstanco for fort
night For day or two past, have had little tur-
MOL in the upper part Of the city, in relation the
occupancy of land, the right to which has long
been shed His honor the Mayor, there in per-
son yesterday, and created quite impression by his
determined course One Of the champions Of the row.
having used rather offensive language the unctonary
alluded to, received a1fart reprimand, with the
rance that If he, said champion, desired drubbng he
could get it from official hands instanter! The pluck
OF the Mayor not admitting Of question: the valiant
rioter "evaporated"
Within the last few weeks three daily journals
have hidden adieu to existence, and among them ah,
fate the organ of the native party The natives very
generally have gone TO the wings, and almost
thorough reconciliation have place They
made Buena Vista their council ground. and with
cess, far union concerned STILL however the
locofocos in the majority here and from present in
dscations intend TO remain
We have very cool weather for the season. and vege-
taton has made but little progress Receipts Of produce
from the upper rivers continue TO be largear exceed
ing those Of any corresponding period during former
years general opinion prevails however, based upon
the backwardness of the spring that there will be fall
ing of in the productveness Of the West the present
year At this time the ruling prices of the principal
staples are as follows Tobacco, including inferior to
best manufacturing 81 ST. IS per 100 lbs; hemp dew
$50 Ss5 per tom lead upper mines So rs SO 80
per 100 lbs Hour country brands 81 s7 SIS per bbl
CITY mills So SIS 90 do wheat s7h g0c per bushel
corn 81 do; oats 900 do; barley 80 35c do hides
dry aint, nc per Id; pork mess agd clear Sl4
$40 per Dbl prime do ST. so do; bacon shoulders
Az a 5c hams common cured to canvassed 5N u 7c
sides ribbed clean, 81 Sc; lard, 50 TIC, in
quality butter Is loc per Id; whskey raw 49, 1870
per gallon, sc. SC sc. ARGUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

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ssG:@EoEa rj;.s:la tR y;..i: Y9,t Galway en..
BssiIer, Do Mckee Hand & Co. ''"''''"''' N'''''-'
Packet ship Baltimore, Johustoon from Havre April nth
On the 22d ut lat 40 49, Ion spoke ship Alexsndra 2sd
spoke seop q amp o. DG T.: ssa o
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mi anti MY My ,ps.s Of CAPE Hector
sSs. eG Sosa s: S S
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Of ice ae weather throughout the passage two days becam
Bremen ship Meta Dehorst. from Bremen, 18th ult with
u re- iss Ssi Cubs.
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f.. .OE cS%ias Ls Ell HoSS:!
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bh sa saf: to ofss dag sS with
British schr Peruvian Cole, e days from Windsor, via
ssh Globe h xh d
ladelpha load for st Thomas; 18th long 7
dsmased vessel under jury Sails supposed her to be
brig.
sshhr Columbia, Knapp, days ftsm Boston.
Schr Rebecca Latouete, days from Halifax Ms, with
fish, &c, to ] Hunter.
schr Maria Kotts, Chase, Boston, mdse.
Schr Forreser, Marshall Machas, lumber, to Snow.
Schr Ida Russell Nickerson Portsmouth, Indse.
Schr Rainbow, Rainier, Philadelphia, coal.
Below.
bark 2 brgs, and Danish schr.
Schr Vandalier, from Havana.
Sailed.
Packet ship New York, Lines, for Havre.
French bark Salamanca, Guadalupe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
Passengers Arrived.

HAyRE-Packet ship Balrmore-Mr Wheaton, Mrs Whea-
ton Miss M Wheaton, Miss Wheaton, Mr. X Wheaton Mr.
lie Page Madame lie Page, Miss Lucille Miss AleIan.
LIvERpooL-Ship Wateroo-Daton Mccarthy Mrs Tina
Mccarthy and servant Miss Ann Mccarthy Masters Dalton
Carthy Mary Mccarthy Mrs Catharine Cook and servant
Cook Francis Cook. Miss Jane Houghton Dnblin John
ueal Captain II Truman York; Pr Henry Sargent, Bos-
beth Huckey Illinois; James Livingston Alex Boge, Scot
land Erdwin Amsinck, Hamburg; Thomas Woodger, Eng
land-3li steerage.
BaEMEN-Ship MetaIH Peter: A Wepser. Buddenberg
l. Henold, l. Daeloz A Volker-207 steerage.
BERMUDA-Brig Balcon-R Tucker, w II Atbhson, r
Outerbridge and lady; Bell steerage.
DTMARARA-Schr (ilobe-Mrs Feakius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

ALBANY, May 90, lsi7.
appropriation the prosecution Of the Public Works
Of this State
The Ave separate acts making appropriations for the
prosecution Of the public works which passed the legs
lature at late period Of session. are Of public
Importance and interest," they probably received the
hearty concurrence of the present able and distinguish
ed comptroller whose acquaintance with the canal ine
rests and the condition Of all the internal improvements
and public works complete and accurate; 1t may be
doubted whether any man who may follow him In the
discharge Of the business Of that department OF the
government will be found to possess many Of those
rare and excellent qualities which belong alone to men
of energy and genius
In order that the public may clearly understand the
results which proposed be secured by these APP
preparations and the objects to which they are to be
applied have to submit herewith a short exposition
and estimate of these objects and results,
These five several bills appropriate aggregate sum
Of 900 which it is distinctly stated shall be applied
20 the commencement Of the prosecution Of the public
works which suspended by the act chap Ia OF the
laws OF 1912 This aggregate IL TO be distributed
among the several canals aud works as follows
Black River Canal and Erie Canal feeder. " 100000
O 0ass valley Csnal I2s 900
To enlarge the locks Of the oswego Canal 100000
ssesOOO
revenues Tor Of the fiscal year ending on the
3oth OF september, ls46 amounting to the
The estimated surplus Tor the fiscal wear
ending 3tth Sept. lsa7 sas, ooo No
Bank fund stock and other securities reman '' w
ing In the hands Of the Comm ssoners ~
the Canal fund, after paying the old Fria
IN" 'nanp'ain 'anai oeot' 1870 900 90
ss0s, $40 II
000) 10 unavailable being in stock the payment Of
which the future contributions to the safety fund onlv
pledged and tho commissioners Of land fund by
the laws making the appropriations are limited
TO sale Of this stock at par. IL is believed
however, that enough may be realized from th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
The CrOps.

In Livingston country, portion Of the wheat fields
said to present thriving appearance while Others
look backward Rain is much needed The fruit trees
said to present a very forward appearance. The
peach orchards particularly in fine condition. A
close examination that the have not been
blghted, as has been the case In some sections.
The wheat crop in this county is improving rapidly,
and that with the exception of spots or places which
have been injured by the unprOptious winter it looks
well us could be expected. -Hagerstown Herald
The wheat crops In the neighborhood of Anderson
Court House, (Va) promise but poorly. The fly has
made destructive onset in that vicinity.
In the neighborhood Of Fincase, the recent showers
have dispeled the gloom which the recent drouth had
caused. A portion of the wheat crop may yet do well
oats if not entirely killed will revive; it is not too late
for good crop of grass but clover, which should
be in full bloom Is done for at least the first crop Of it
Never did rain find every body ready to receive It, and
never did it cause more grateful feelings than at this
time -Fincastle Democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22

Be appropriated By the Amsresn sriss 70 the stncws
o6 war there must be proclaimed By the
Law Of sequestration," or OF military controu
tons" ,,.-,.-,u A.. A..
meantime 20 to Mexicothe church win take the alarm
ma sca them to We believe Father Ritchie
ssens3 this threat rather to fghten the church than
20 ~, y, az COMMUNICATION w.
s-A detachment of U. 8 marines leave to-day,
via New York. for Vera Cruz, well dressed and well
drilled
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Arrival Of ssr.nsss. IN view ysr,z.

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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 2s.


Cleared.
shps--E mpre, Russell, Liverpool Kingsand; Co.
onist (Br) Minott, LIVERPOOL Maitland Phelps Go; Loo
dianah (Br) baltimore, st Johns Fl Geneva Tucker Bos-
Bsrks-Glbeu Melcher, st Petersburg, Newbod Kruft,
Maria Fanzi ks Bose, Bremen I Poppe Albion lBr)
Wallis, Limerick McMuusy; Highland Mary, lBr) Cros
4 Neswiih & Walsh; Chde Harold, Rich Havana J
Bdgs-Buli, tswJ Ollssnon, Gottenburg, VIM Weisscr
boolhnde, Dutch galio) Reimers, Rotterdam, Scmidt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
PhiIadcIphia Cattle Market.

Offered at market during the week 1900 head nearly
all Ohio and Kentucky beef cattle including $50 for
New York. $50 and calves $50 hugs and 900 sheep
and lambs
sold rather slowly within the range of
$7a$9K the 100 $50 left
Cows and calves without much change, $lss$3O was
paid for fresh S5a2s for sprngers and $7a$2 for dry
Hogs taken pretty freely at S6laS7K the 100 pounds
Sheep lambs all sold at SlaS5 each in quality
Hay-A good supply H. and sales making ut steady
prices say l00al05c the cwt for good Timothy and $6
u 50 for straw, the 100 bundles.