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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-29
From The Pstl.iHrz ts-lls.

Washington Jan ~. 1a's 7. 81.
SENATE

NEAN 4
A bill was read from ths JaHl#Ilgs commit
tee, regulating attachmfaI> IN the District
courts of the United State
The Treasury Note Bill vas tlea taGen ~.
debated a short time, read b TIE. aa# #e
question having been po', saa. Ha h#t pass
it was decided in the affirmative by l2ptes 10
= nays.
The Resolution Of NJ Cil.y. offered on
Monday, that the President b. requested 10
withdraw all our troops no4 ia MsxIel II
the east bank OF the Rio Claude, 49,. .geu -t.s.
ken up.
Mr.. Allen disposed Of Nj ea-9fB.l5a
in summary manner, = aat#s 445t iGBs
laid on the table.
The question being put was eauie3 s. &C.
overwhelming majority ei.ll tss- L. aoa48s@
So the resolution was Laid on Tie Table. With
some merriment at Mf c IS expense.
Mr.. Niles from the eommi,tre on PSI oal-
ces and Post Roads reported bill maaiaa
provision fora mail from New 0aaaa4 10 III.
army in Mexico.
This bill was discussed for vhi.eau3 them
laid over.
The bill for increasing DE army was tJ.su
taken up and debated. Dayton m4feas. regb
III favor of having ten Regiueassai \oIaa-
teefs instead Of Regulars
Mr., Corwin then got til floor aa=l = ~
quest, the Senate Adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House want into the Committee of DE-
Whole ON the State Of the luton. aud t5ol
up he bill granting eXia TlY 10 tie Yalus
teers. The bill was debated by several Of
the members.
The debate on the bill was eadgd for tae
time.
Mr.. King then arose an1 offered bis raso-
luton ordering Medals to be sruek for PIE
sentation TO the French officers WHO risktd
their lives TO save the crew OF the bng Semers.
The House received and passed il.
The bill TO increase the pay oil he Tolan-
teers by giving them SO per month additional
pay in Gold and Silver, was then taken up
again and pressed to vote. au1 the Iaain
question being ordered, ues pass.H b. ii volt
OF I'll yeas TO 8 nays.
The Annual Naval Appropriation BIZ WIS
takensuP aud debated, pending Haish til
House Adjourned.
CO. Our Telegmplie reports IA s5a@ d
further Use in the price oil Fl9Uf and Com.
Philadelphia, Jan. = IS oc..P. II.
Our market for Fi0uF Las a.f-.# -, - a.
The demand is very active and all seyelsI
thousand bbs., prices q sinzat So 90 s6.z5
per Dbl. for Standard Western hfuuI7.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

| ii;vo Ecss c! the gresies; magnitude, lad sw-
! fol consequence. Famine, disease, deaths
lnDuu.erable, are 10 all paris CT this kingdom
l--pauefaciion and pesuienct in some--and
II tie people are not immtdmcfy relieved by
supplies OF food and enabled BY supplies o.
seed 70 Sow the land. tie faruiHe, diseases.
deaths ard pessiieDce mist be stil Tnov dread
;nl Eexi ye5r.
AT this moment 4 vast quantity Of the land
in Ireland lies untitled for want 10th Of n,cn
I 10 uiI and Of seed to sow il.
The men who have been employed in pnb
! liz. works now wien clmest too late they are
turned back 10 ii! the grognJ, rs tenants or as
iabofsrs 70 themselves cr Others, have merely
and hardly been supported BY iiie.r wages q,
tie pob..c WORKS. aad caaaoi now, without
wages or with lowered wages, feed them
iseivc. or WORK 70 prepare cfop for next sea-
son.
Faod--aciual foods wanted; but seed
7 is more wanted mort tranted--oals aud bar
Hey. Supply rnightc come from America Of
barley in tnne Tor sowing; Indian CORP for
TODD may be had for nnoney---rnoney will re-
iieYs all our wants for the present. but with
out seed our future IS hopeless.
| | viii not add more 10 This plain statement
of iac.s; bG, irusf entirely, my dear ladies', 10
! your good hearts and good understandings.
| sign a name which has been transmitted
! to me uusullied BY falsehood
MARIA EDGEWORTH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
GEM. TAYLOR FOR THE PRES
lUEhgY.

The Richmond Republican has hoisted tie
Dag 81 Gen. TAyLon for the Presidency in
isiS; accompanied ~ ,ae declaration that tic
nomination is subject o The decision Of the
American People, The eloquent tribute to
tte exalted character and peculiar qualifica-
tons of Gen. Taylor, whieh follows this &c.
claraiion, from 'hs pen Of the gifted senior edi-
tor Of tha, papes, will iiud a ready response in
the toson, Of every patriot We are inclined
however, to think with the Times. that these
announcements are premature; we should
like 10 hear more Of the political principles Of
Gen. Taylof before we embark in this matter.
fof experience has justified toe remark Of Mr.
Richie in ls2l-ihat man may be an excel.
lent military leader and yet his elevation 70 the
Presidency prove Course 10 the country. -
We kare 10 great fears Of old Rough and
Ready, bat there is fime enough for mature
deliberation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
FROM NEW MEXlCO.
Another severe Battle.
OUR ARMS AGAIN VICTORIOUS!
100 Mexicans hlned--i2 Americans Kill
ed and 80 Mounded--,aps. BUR-
gum Noanaed.
From the Philadelphia North America.


We are again indebted 10 our attentive friend
and correspondent, in Piusburg, fol exclusive
news from New Mexico, brought TO that cily
via ST. Louls, in advance Of the mail
The ST. Louis papers Of the Oh inst. con-
tain advices from Santa Ee to the 10Th Febru.
airy, which have been received there, with full
details Of the shocking massacre al TAGS and
the subsequent battle.
After the severe encounter between our for.
ces and The Mexieans near Santa lie, Col.
PRIcr, with 800 men AMI four howilzers, pro-
ceeded towards tn. valley Of Pueba, where
two large houses as impregnahle as forts, and
a church had been strongly fortified by the en-.
cmy. with every show Undetermined resistance
They reached there January 3lsi, and mme-
diateiy commenced the attack.
Al the first charge OF the Dragons under
Capt. BuRGriN. aud the infantry, seven o. cur
men were killed and several wounded. Capt
BuRGCrN received fatal wound, shot hay
ing penetrated bis lungs as he was gallaa'ly
leading his company 10 the attack.
When the houses were taken and the church
stormed, the Mexicans fled, but were oyeris.
ken by the Dragons, and the victory was
complete and decisive From $50 10 go Of
the Mexieans were killed and large number
wounded. The American forces los, II 10
killed and 80 wounded. This total rout will
end the ipsurrectionary war for the present
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
LATER PROM MEXICO.
Srstd .2rlau's .fddress TO his .9,yny-Ils Gsrical
at the City Of .Merieo--His Inauguration
Tbs Inaugural .4ddress--Policy Of the Men
9ti,,i,isgyutit, xs &c


at the City Of .Merico---His Inauguration
The Inaugural .4ddreS--looiiey Of the Men
characterization, Sc. &c.
BY the Alabama the n. Oreaps Picayune
has received papers from the city OF Mexico
up TO the 24,h March, inclusive.
The movements OF SANTA ANNA FIRST arrest
our attention. lie took leave Of the army al
San Louis Petosi on the lsth March, IN a
brief and happy address.
From San Luis 10 the city Of Mexico San
ia Annals progress was triamphal. He con-
tinually met delegations from Congress sent
out 10 propitate him. Addresses from the
different States were presented TO him on has
route. He arrived in the immediate vicinity
Of the capital on the Goth. On the 23d he
took the cath of office as President OF the Re
public at the City OF Guadalupe de Hidaieo.
The afternoon OF the following day ne enter
cd the city OF Mexico with great pomp and
solemnily. A TIE Denim was sung IN the
Metropolitan church. where he received the
Fluctuations Of the authorizes and corpora
tons
The Cabinet OF Santa Anna is composed as
follows: d. Mariana O,ero. Minister oSFor-
eign Affairs; d. Juan Rondero Of the Treasu-
~; ID. Francisco Suaryey Triarte. of Justice,
and D. Jose lgnacio Gutierrez, Of War
From anything we find in the papers u
does not appear that Santa Annals assump'
lion Of The reins of Government is revolu
ton lie Of course dispossesses Gomez Fa-
rias as chief executive officer. but wi,hou
driving the latter from his station Of Vice
President. Ell Republicdno. a very per,ina
cious opponent Of the Administrator Of t'a
rias, claims tie cbanseas equivalent to rev,
olution; all the measKss Of Farlas' are 10 be
abandoned. il says; but it will be proper te
wait little ill Santa Anna has iime to lool
abou, him. Our latest papers just bring hin
iaio the full enjoyment OF power, Before
Santa Anna had reached .hr capital he sen
an order for the release Of Gomez Peeraza
whom Farias had KEEP, for a week er two q
close prisoner. Santa Anna has avowed his IN
tenton Of asking from Crongress IN amnesty
I for all political offences committed since io@3'
The New Orleans Bulletin. after noticing
! the arrival Of Santa Anna at the capIsab g,
ports lha, SIT was said the Church parry hau
| Joined him--the Archbishop agreeing 70 aa'
vance 5 .O00,000 of dollars, 10 enable nsu, 70
drive the sbarbarians' out cf the country"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
WING VICTORY IN SEW ORLEANS

On the 5th inst. the municipal elections
took place in New Orleans, and The result was
handsome Wing victory OF the councils,
the Wings elected t,centl- sir. and the Demo.
Gratis sirteel--giving tie Wings majority Of
Ten.
Our contemporaries ofthe Wing presso(New
Orleans are much gra,ifed al The ,suI,, IA
their brother Wings elsewhere will be. Il IS
time when it is quite interesting 10 see which
way tie people are going. The Wings have
every reason 10 be encouraged. - Rich, Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Dreadful Explosion.
Eighteen Lives lost.

The Wilmington (Dei) Republican givss
the following particulars respecting the explo-
SION Of DUPosr's Powder Mills near that city
OF the morning Of the iz,h inst
Al; quarter past O'clock on "wednesday
r-sorninT. the hcltinr rain and packing house Of
MesSgs DUPovT's Powder Mills blew up, kill
ing Is Of the hands. The shock was 50 greal
as 10 break TIE windows 10 all the neighbor-
iHg houses, aud one man was thrown down
and had bis leg broken. The persons Killed
were shoekingiy dis6gured. and so dfsadfully
mangled, thai but -four Of them could be recog-
nized by their hest acqnainianccs, aid only
fine ofthem had anything Ike the appearance
Of human beings. The buildings were RACED
TO the ground, and the tlnlbers torn into tine
splinlers and scattered over the DeighboThood.
Several or the killed left wives and children
10 deplore their uniimely end. This Is the
creates; explosion that has occurred since 1878,
when there were "a men killed The widows
Of the men killed are generously allowed BY
the Messrs. Duposrs 500 per year, and house
rent free, as long as they remain unmarried.
The quantity Of powder winch exploded Is
estimated to be about 5000 lbs.
II is said OF one OF the Messrs DrpoSTs that
he maintained his position upon the top Of a
building in which 300 kegs Of powder were
stored, whilesihe roof was on fire, and by this
act ofundaunied heroisin, succeeded in quenclI-
ing the flames WIKI TIE water which was sup
Piled him in buckets from below, before the
Ere communicated to the powder within, and
thus doubtless preserved many valuable lives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

The PREsIDENcY.-THoMAs CoRwrw has
been nominated as the Wing candidate for the
Presidency in 1913, by convention OF Wings
ID Geau2a county, Ohio.
Gen. ZAcHAaY TAYLOR has been brought
forward as the candidate By large number o.
Wing papers in various parts OF The country
There is strong current setting that way
The New York Express says;
''Buena Vista means good prospect, or a
good rie,c, and there is such retribu,lve JUS
tee in overwhelming the wicked authors ei
this unnecessary Mexican war by an ipsxu.
ment Of their own creation that when weihink
Of the next President, we cannot help thinking
there is a good omen inthe words, Buena p,s
Ia, now, and henceforth, immortal in the his
tory Of our land"
A Whig Convention 10 Iowa has nomlna'
ted Gen TAYLOR sor the Presidency Cm
EaS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
500 miles

pausiDEHr poIr---C3TN TAyLoR.-l ae
whole country has become convinced, says
the Ciucinnan Gazette, thar fear Of The pop
ularity Of Gen, TAYLOR. has led Mir Polk, or
his parlizans. 10 adopt many very rusaiT meas
ures 10 lessen him IN The esteem Of his coun-
Try men, even 70 the putting IN jeopardy the
forces under his command These efforts
conuasted wit9ihe modesly. and continued
success Of the Old General, haYc aroused tue
people in his lavor, aad the more his conduct
and character are examined, the more he is
admired. Conuass are drawn daily, dlscree-
table 70 Polk and honorable, in the highest
degree 20 TAYLOR. There is much truth m
the following remarks from the n, York Ga
xetlr.
"Throw party considerations, aside. and
how mauy Americans, for instance, at the
present moment, would be willing that Mr.,
Polk should represent the character and dig
nifty Of the American people7 How few
Americans are there on the other side, who
would not, at a gathering of the nations, point
proudly 10 TAYLOR and say: II YOU want 10
fnow what we are. look iaere a. that man
That's OH Rough and Ready, as we call him.
That man represents we and my county. -
Get the dimensions OF Old lack, and you'll
understand the style Of the man we Americans
are willing should pass as a representative Of
An.srican character -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Late FROM VERA Cruz.

IN, -: AtLh g., Itv,eox anr
ine snlp A'n n,nn ~, Wn,ewr ~.
'ae s*arsn.p o n, H. Ell, rrarn vsr,
l,seu a. NV oeans y. ~ ~ :. ;ns, Al
:. II, - sisls's ia. H. ois, ~,
1se,' VIM. mll,se Wv !, nsaa sns ,hs Rra1s
any nv, 'oue l,0i a. pIa " c,,n,sha,, :,
me lonowins n,en M., ~ earns q. !
iie iedy une " Nj ,i 1919 Wv
passenger on 'ne nio'a'i'a
Memoranda
March 81 An expedition ieit vera SIu1
for Alvarado. the land ierce consisting o. Gen.
QrITMAS's brigade. win hat'ery~oi isisn'
Artillery; the naval force CONSISTING o. 'he
steam irigaie MISSISSIPPI, the r a Sop
Oh war -. MAYS, steamers vixen, rpi'iie
and Water witch, 'he bng fofpoise, one
bomb ketch, anu gun boats.
Another expedition under aea WIGS
started same morning LOT me Saliohai Dfiuse,
a strongly ipHlned place ABOUT TWO Gays
march from Vera Cruz, on me jaiapa hoad'
Gen. WORM was engaged 10 esls6hsalng
the government OF era Cruz ana 1as'le. Ahe
steamer Albania ieit, with Gen. JEsuP on
board. at 3 r M. ana arrived at lamPico next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
TIE NEW York aUsIcIpAL ELEC
fEtD..

Information reached this Office Yesterday, al
half past three O'Clock. OF the election OF the
Wing candidate, WILLIAM v BRADY, by a
majority stated at tsge thousand votes. ovei
SHERMAN BR9wsELi, (Loeo!oco,) to be MAY
OR Of the City Of New iefk, and OF the eec
non Of two-ihIds Of the City. Council OF the
same politics.
We cannot, we presume. justly claim this
altogether as Wing Victory But. what is
even Of more importance, we cTa claim it as
a triumph of Conservative over Jacobin prin-
cipies-a triumph Of morals over mere party,
Of Law and Order over Mob Doctrines and
Mob Law; and, as such, we may be permit
led 10 hail it with intense pleasure.
We have no personal knowledge, course,
Of either Of the parties; but the press Of New
J ork has made US sufficiently acquainted with
them to interest oui feelings IN the result. To
bring our readers 10 the same state Of mind in
relation to-this matter we cite not the Wing
papers, ard Of course not the tAoroeghgoing
Locoioco rrinis OF tie city Of New York
But from the Journal Of Commerce. which
assisted 10 elect MIR. Polk. and upholds some
hing more than onehaii OF tie acts of his
Administration, we extract the following. to
show me principles which this election was
supposed TO nyolye:-.Nat. hstekgsncsr.
From the Journal Of Commerce of Aprils
ali we riahdulIy understand the influences
which produced ms MIR. BrownelPs nomi-
naton, they are such as should pu, our eli.
zens on their guard, lest by electing him they
establish the reign OF rowdyisin. The oppo-
siiion to the present incumbent, MIR MIcKLE,
arose chiefly, we understand, from the vigor
with which he Administered the laws relauve
to hachnen. olaaibesnlen, and The whole tribe
Of whipsiers, together with certain other elas-
ses who always need looking af;cr including
mock aueuoneers. These men. and others IN
sympathy with them. after making extraordl.
nary efforts. ct length succeeded IN defeating
the nomination OF Mike and securing that OF
Brownell. And so Mr- Brownel is present
ed for the sulilages OF our cItZeEe. Most sin
cerely DO we hope lie will be defeated. Under
the circumstances the CITY would be dsgraced
By his election. and the Democratic parry still
more. To Democracy proper we have no OBJ
jeclIon az cur readers very well knew II
MIR, Coddington, Or MIR. Havemcyer, or MIR.
Mickle was candidate we should rejoice in
his success. But we protest against anarchy
IN all lis forms. In great city Ike this there
mast be laws, and they mus, be enforced, or
there IS no safety for any body. a man that
would remove saluiary restraint from the clas-
ses Of men most inclined or exposed 10 disor.
der is himself dangerous member Of society.
and the last thing that should be done FOR
him or with him is TO place him in the seat OF
power.
''My. BRADY is man Of uEexcepiionabe
character we are told, aud, il elected, will aim
10 do his duty. This is souie,hiog--indeed il
is much"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
LATER FROM VERA cRuz.

AT an early hour on the morning cfthe 9Th
the ship Arkansas, Capt. billiard, arrived al
n. Orleans from Vera Cruz in FIVE days. A
copy OF Gen. Scorr's orders upon the capture
Of the city, and also the Tariff Of Duties insil
mled By Gen. WORM, were received.
Mr. KENDALL writes 10 the picayune that
the last reports from the capitol indicate tina,
the discussions are mott yet terminated. SANTA
ANNA is said 10 have allied himself with the
party Of FARIAs, and to be determined to sup
port the war at the expense Of the Church.
A Guadalajara paper publishes the terms
offered b. our Government for peace through
ArocHA The principal one was in brief,
sl5,0e0, GOO 10 be paid Mexico for the line Of
26o from the Gulf to the Pacific, and the Uni
ted States 10 demand no expenses of the war
These expenses are estimated AT Sl3, COO, GOO
making total Of $2S 200, 600 for the territory
North of $50.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
Ianture 0fahihuahna.

The New Orleans Picayune OF Tue o,h, has
,dvices from the civ OF Mexico, via Vera
Cruz and Tam 2ico, to the 9TH ult Ri Re
nnhlirauo. az he 18th uli., announces that our
forces have captured Chihuahua, the Next
can force which defended ], being completely
routed.
a letter from Durango. Of the ath ult. says
that General Garcia Conde left Chhuabua.
90 The 18th February. at the head Of 800 cav.
airy, TO meet American invaders 80,
No particulars are given, butt IS inierse
tina, chihuahua did not fall I'LL after BATH
glorious 10 the American arms.
The American traders had pTefloasiY IA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

c1Ihe fact thatshe measures ofthe Admin
lsraIi0n have not entirely destroyed the credit Of
tie country exhibited b. the successful effort
70 borrow eighteen millions Of dollaFs--is her
aided forth 10 the country BY the Locofoco
press, with flourish Of lrumpets, which be
trays the apprehensions felt in certain quar-
lers. thai the faith oflhe government would
10, be deemed by capitalists sufficient security
for the amount.
Bu, these gentlemen in their exravagant
joy. forget one consideration which may come
10 be- Ct importance hereafter, to wit: that this
money is borro,cedi Il is an addition to the
National Debt contracted by the P0lk .4iminis
tratAoa, which the GEAR people must be called
apUn, 10 pay.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22
LiEury,xr GrN. BENros's PLAs.-Ther

LiEury.xr GrN. BENroN's PLAs.-There
is much inquiry, just now. for Lieutenant
General Benion's plan for conducting the cam.
paign in Mexico. As the Lieut.. General
cIisapproyed OF the victory of Gen. Taylor, at
Buena Vista, and capture OF Vera Cruz, by
Gea Scott, the public is naturally anxious 10
know what sort of a thing his substitute ior
those brilliant achievements really was. The
last we saw of the famous "Benton plano was
in The hat (not the eocked hat, but the PLAIN
cirihan hat of its distinguished author, into
which he had thrown il with some considera-
bic muscular force. when making his famous
vndica,ion Of Mr.. PoLxfor having proposed
10 place him over the heads OF those ''lmbe
clee and sssuperannuatedn old soldiers
Scorr AID TaYLos Whether il has erel
emerged from the "het'' we are unable 10 say
bur, as fan as the public is concerned we douo
whether twill ever get beyond the head
that conceived it.-.4,er. Ga=.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-22

The Richmond Republican and the " II
ming,on N. c. Chronicle putup TIE name
Of Gen. TAgLoR, as the candidate for PresI-
dent al the election in 1913. So many papers
are nomnating him and so many people de-
claring in his favor, that is easy 10 toTesee
that he is 10 meet with no opposuon. mo
iaaa will be silly eronsh 10 attempt 70 stand
against hm." remarked one who aided N
eIec,ing Mir. PolK-"or II he does, he VIII BE-
as glad 10 get oul OF the fire which he viii
thus direct upon himself, as Ampudia was az
Resaca or Santa Anna at Buena Vista" But
as Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Benton were counseilns
all the past winter, 10 devise and carry out a
scheme TO oyerslaugh the old general. should
not one Of them take the field against nm io'
the Presidency, in order that they might have
last chance to put him down before The Pee,
ple 2 II would be rare sightio see "ON
Rough and Ready" and "Old Bullion" eA'ei
for race for the Presidency. why does Dol
some Loco.oco nominate the would, he Ley =,
tenant Generall Are hey ashamed OF ai's e'i
10 declare their preference before me people ~
the man whom they sought, through ftse &C.
tive intrigue, 10 put over The Hero Of buen'
Vista ?--Bak. Pot.