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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13
Passengers Arrived.

LoNpos7- , Ms,sslpp,-,A Patke,, J MePhersoq aud
Miss LADY, LADY, Mr. Dckeron. Miss Mary Tracy W
Barrett w X Cross Hedge, DrJ w Phelps, NJ Lewis
Miss Dye Hatvey, Harvey, Lelbond, lady and chill
dren, White lady ADD children Cochran, Lady, W
LADY, w Gleason--l80 ia the stecrage.
ANrwERP-Ship Medora-N aud UNSEEN, ClaSsen--
100
RoTrERpAM-Bark Rose Standi,h--M A Mackeu, lady, s
children and Is NJ Macken, lady, children and
BREMEN-B Ig Roland--T schmdting, Il Ncwmeycr o
Wagner q GcIecke-90 IN steerage.
STocKHO1NfBrg korden--Eliza Hartman, Peterson, NJ
II Beck. " - 1917
,,HAsBvReBark Helena-Anna Maria Calvin, Josephine
kOcar--ll2 IN stecrage.
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Coal Trade.

louisville, September 1.-THE quantity cent this
week by railroad is 3374 05 and by canal S027 06to
tai for the week, 4l,s02 Ii tonstotal by railroad,
9l6,s2s l3-do by canal, l4i,402 IA
The demand for coal Is good but the facilities of both
canal and railroad limit dealers to about AZ 900 per
week This quantity be readily disposed Of in the
market
The rates of toll and transportation by railroad from
Pottsvlle to Richmond advanced the first inst
10 81 10 from schuylki Haven TO 60 and from Port
Clinton to 81 40 To Broad street the rates remain
without change
The ability of operators to furnish coal than
the canal aud railroad has bad tendency to
keep the prices comparatively low in this region The
increased rates Of transportation has also operated nu
riousy to the interests of the operators a
spending increase in the price of coal has not taken
place, owing to tina competition from other
Vessels plenty and rates continue the last
week, with but slight variation. Our correspondent
quotes as follows: TO New York, 81 l2h; Newark,
81 l2a; Providence, 81 IS; FAN River 81 75 New Bed
ford, 81 so sGem, 81 l2H; Portsmouth, H.. S. U.s.
Portland, Me-, 50 l2h; Boston 81 ia; New Haven,
81 37a; Hartford 81 2h; Troy 81 49, Albany, 81 621a
Baltimore, so cts Washington, 81 l2 The rates from
Bristol are l212 cts
PRICES OF Coal on BoARD.-White Ash lump SO 10 a
SO s75; Nut do s3 80 81 To- Broken, Egg, and stove
20 s71s q Si Red Ash Lump SO rs So s71s; Prepar.
ed, So Nut, s3 90 SO 75 Lehgh Lump So s71a; Pre-
pared 81.
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HAVANA, Aug 26-Our market continues pretty we'll
stocked but should prices with decline, shipments
on moderate scale will still do we'll Exchanges ad-
yancng and London is sold at IL per cent premium;
New York, a per cent premium; otherwise We have
strcted aud there fair general demand particular
ly for the better qualities We quote assorted kinds
5f SO ~, l0s riais whites * lO6 rails: yeows
Ga Si4; browns o. 81 rails; cucuruchos 5L a 9
ras The weather has been showery for several days
back. Molasses finds but little enquiry aud we quote
"a al riAs. lmports-rwo more cargoes jerked beef
have come Ia, making four hand OF fish we have
merely had small parcel Halifax cod brought from Ma
tanzss which placed at S6h The stock of lard il
about sluo Kegs and prices are fully maintained The
2'O casSs rice from New York sold nc las rails ana ~
casks from the port realized 10 rails cargo from
Charleston arrived yesterday and sold at 10 rias no
lumber has been imported there is an active
enquiry both for w, 2. aud r. P. There are no ooA
shocks in frst hands. HID shocks, empty casks '.a
hoops scarce and wanted Oh is dull Candies ~
quest Corn in sustained demand at our quo.a'ons'
but corn meal increasingly drug riour ~ al, 'us si
owing 70 several arrivals Freghts-A oPans nd
has been taken orAntwerp at e rs oa aht % For
vessel of 600 boxes for Cowes and markees' N' ' M
sugar to the United States 81 has been pa'o
Rio JANErRo July IA good many vessels have ar
rived and fteights have fallen very much and 10 All ap
90 iii soon be at low rates. 60 cents is talked of
20 Enone lo0e per bag could hardly be had for coffee
to thu iInJtsd states Arrived the Montezuma from
Baltimore with ZOO barrels; stock more orles 10000
barrels There sales to report but in small retail
nominal prices asked-a0 q for Baltimore 81 90 SO
net; % a3 for Columbia SO so 50 net; % "a for
Richmond 50 y SO 90 net For cargo Of 800 bags
GOO bs each) of Chill arrived few days ago. only III
is sered ISL is asked for iii and it may go on to Mon
teydeo dealers do not meet the views Of the holder
SALT owing to several arrivals is difficult of SALE and 600
per ala Cor bushe is talked of the probable price,
and expected to be lower; 2ec per bushe Lumber
Is wanted. WaxDull at 800 RS per ID; ~ cents net
per Id. CandlesSperm dull at $50 per Id 20 cents
net per Id TeaDeaers refuse to make offers for; sup
ply Is abundant nominal price i0O0 to l600 IL to
42c per ID net, in quality CofeeFirm at $50 to
3O5O superior SO 80 TO So AZ per 100 lbs board 750
20 % to SIS 70 per 100 lbs board Exchange 27H
2I76 on credit dollars lSlO rs; doubloons IS 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

nR. FAWCETTS CAND.-l an member of & Royal
- College of Surgeons mud Of the Jee College Pha
depha and graduated wbenth lamened Dr. George McCe
Ian aud Professor Revere (receny deceased Drs Patti
son, Calhoun s. Mcclellan, &C., were professors there My
" Young Mans Guide" and Maron's Manual" just pub
shed of all the important private and diseases
peculiar to both and be conhdenay consulted
relation the Office l3 Greenwich street. The
books 81 each am the only that can cure perma
neatly constitutional debility in this sI3 tsrc
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Observation-Disclosures.
Foreign Markets.

CfNoINSArL Sept THE sales Of -four to-day were
confined 10 so bbls choice brand for retailing at 81 23
and 500 bbls city mills at 81 %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

CATHoLlC COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS,
S s ss
Of under the Of the ra bsss Gsy Of
view the and S and aSa
saa supply cfsood water farm sixty attached
!; sss Ss and
acSSrdngy en- three o. arithmetic and
bookkeeping; he English French history
@ w the he PRACTICAL bs"es. Of
5 1na n SdS ne'
Sy who arr intended for f.. hs
Greek languages; complete Classical education; poetry
cs c ts chemistry
and the other branches of natural scisnce :. .s,,
atSse the Of sacred
three the general plan of educa-
ton the parent is at Liberty TO select any Of OF any poI
ference future oihs :, II Seconded
with arn
catechscs instructions public Lectures are on the
the students the hours Of sceat M are ons con,
s% or poeso No Applicant other in
will be admitted without esfmo non as
The books necessary for the different classes be fur.
nhed by parents guardians themselves they be
procured at the College at very moderate CHARGES.
admitted for than months and no deduction made
If removed before the term expires M,
sions consists of black coat jacket black grey pania
looms for winter and white fE Eli ;q$me''
The annual pension $50 for tuition, board and lodging
Ali Charges must Be- paid half yearly advance Should
any defer for the space of months advance the
President of the College directed 10 send their sons, or
No advance lohng other expenses will be made by
the College unless deposit be left with the Treasurer for the
The following items charges the German Italian,
aud Spanish Languages Music, Drawing Painting Dancing,
The vacation the last week of July, and
tiuues to the 18th Of September exclusively g. c..,...
The most direct route to this College from South by
steamboats from New York to Norwich New Haven Con.
eeces thence by Railroad to Worcester The distance
Western Railroad.
au20 2awl2 trc JAMES RYDER, President.
SAMUEL r; BLACK, Attorney at Law, Columbia sc,
IN COLUMBIA Souh Carolina, and the adjoining districts Of
Sumter, Hegshaw, Lexington, Newberry. and fairfield
H ss. coIsmoa sDaih U5Iolp bae,too
Columbuia, s. G.. july . is47 iyl52aw2otsrc
no FARMERS THE LODI MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offer for sale their new and improved iouo
cents per and 50 per barrel 1t may be Obtained
from James b. Cox 90 West street. New York; o. et.
road from fs NewsrH d TO New York sii Of stawtm
S36 600 To Lend ON Is! g2N ,TD hnR M On Sns
;se estate n ss city or
Wall street, IN the Croton Water Office basement.
au27 30teod~rc -------- =
TTEnDs OF HAIR-Heads of Hsir.-Those articles Tor
merly known as wigs and Scaps prior to the late In
provcments Of Ridgway are now @ and sYtstca
e owing 70 their s sh.m to Se the arss
per 90 NATURAL head Of hair TO be bad only 9f IL
az, ~p s sa Call and
N.B-Prvate rooms tor httns anu uy"s w "'s"~
% 2Wsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

\. assts .ys
ID. both By JS ph. R Me-
deal works. SC. Fourth Edition. si2 with illustrated
This is the only truly useful work this subject before the
public Not only all valuable information but the most per
possible manner recipes ali remedies being faith
fully aud given and plainly be PRACTICAL
On St t%e SUBJECT dsets pollution
formation impaired which ali should especially
The nature aud cure of Structure is fully treated.
Again which Of the highest importance and given IN NO
eo%p's1s mheh resemble certain disorders to which
liable Isnot this work. therefore, worth the attention Of
eNffis s'I Published by CLAY Co.. Ann
1 aaS 10 %S p the Uaed
SsS y2 F sa ;s :S :! '
FSR AE sHAERk s
y during the las,
Of & ]
ny e af css OF 81 or Syphilis
their from u 70. eight ,s .ys Sna ,tss s
BY s fiRf5s VI THE uRETHRA considered BY
prudence beneficial effects be relied upon from
hf MfoRTaaF r SSfE any OF
es SsSss S
them chest continuing all medicines requisite to perform
their symptoms time and treatment received
Cd where $ 'se RfHxRb 6Ss6,H direct
e5 Nassau street, New York.
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
FOR the radical cure Of sles seminal s%,
These Pills the twenty years experience in the Hos
m h Charlie in Paris are BY their o q
Gss"'s' ff4's' afshra They
time than any other remedy without aintng the breath dts
ayr ing DuslnesS-
Price 81 per box.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED;
h4Si and ss'Giss New
secret Indulgence or excess Of any kind It invaluable
remedy for impotence serty or barremess unless depen
Single bottles ST each; halfa dozen s.; carefully
packed, and sent 70 all parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
LOR the permanent of primary Q, secondary syphilis
yeneea' ulcers nodes. or any c2mGa,n pr9ducea oy an
Xii persons faint remaining in their system
should use ; pseh woI The veSsa 20
without thoroughly cleansing the system with cee
Sold IN single bottles at 81 each cf haa dozen
IS; carefully packed and to all parts ofthe Union
xINb q fskkRRsArARLLA
DREpAREb BY he New York College Of medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quackery
Ts and md
Is confidently recommended by the college as superior
es ssd on o' a. certain ot ali from an
impure state blood such scroua and saltrheup fms
nd c"t,ueons eruption liberated sore throat or any dis
ease arising from Me secondary effects Of syphs or an IN
judiciou. use Of mercury.
''' IN ; csses ofSafs dozen bodies.
Case. rorwsrde$ 70 al part. Of tn: Union -.
MIA very liberal discour! e Wholesale purchasers
ose' open asa ". En- g. 'kkiGcHARpsoN. MD,
Hhasau sneeh New YosA.
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&60O CHAI.LENGE-YaIier'. French PiIIs---Thi. 3

C E0O CHAI.LENGE-Valier's French Pis-This Is
DOOO unrvalled remedy for disease of private
aIeA positive and speedy without The restriction Of
the French balsam coavia capsules and
other mixtures cannot fail to them decided
preference Besides beingthe ecua and speedy
they entirely free from any unpleasant
least and b. taken time in the presence Of the
selves without the fear Of discovery They
equally fife ctual for either in all complaints, of private
plants after every other remedies had failed They have been
complaints with such universal the propret0 chal
lenge produces remedy of equal certainty under
forfeiture of $500 Price 81 bottle. Sold at 47 Green
witch street. of Liberty and by Wyatt Ketcham l2
Fulton street. au20 30t*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13
M AHKiED LAD lEs.-Niarried Laals. would find muc

M ARMED LADlES.-N1arrcd Ladies would hnd much
wi to interest by perusng Moral Physiology, written
by the Hon Owen with additions and alterations by
red person. and the advice strictly followed
ded that different state Of society from the present would
family Of children which could be but poorly reared prevent
here work that will tell important which
obvate all such objections Price Of the book 80 cents Fer
Phladepha, and the Editor No. Ann street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

browns COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SA
ID LOON No II Pearl street, head of Coenties Slip S'ran
and Others whose business calls them the lower part Of
the city find this convenient place get their meals
GEORGE BROWN,
s33Ot#rc Late of Lovejoy's Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

TTEADs or UAIR--Heads of Hsir.-Those articles ior-
merv known a, Wigs and Scaps, prior to the "te lm
Of Rdgway now nowa omss and ssca
tout ensemble causing them be the most
next natural head Of ha 10 s and WIZ maker i1o Bro
way cor Of Madenians stair. Call and Sc s
NB.-Private rooms Tor lifting snp uy"s w WISE
s3 20t*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

HK. COOPER IA DUANE street, between Chatham and
- William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the practice private diseases OF any medical
man New York He the aggravated OF
disease; and mild cured five days STRIFE
he the form of structure in from to two
weeks with scarcely pain the patient Constitutional
debility brought ON by habit INDUCED by youns
men This when too freely INDUCED M begen dyspepsia,
weakness Of the limbs and small Of the back confulm OF IN
teect and society cure warranted IN every
case or charge. No Mercury used
Post paid letters containing 50 for advice attendedto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

III OBE's PATENT PREMIUM EXTENSION DINING
TABLES, with metal plated slides, for private parlors
and dining hotels steamboats, &C. unsurpassed for ee
gance and convenience warranted never to get out
equalled for yare together with general assortment ele
the No 43 Broadway where the public
spectnlly invited to call and examine.
ant 4 Rroa dyrav
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nR Johnson, II Duane street, near chatham street, is
well known the most successful practitioner in New
York the of delicate diseases For the last
Dr. enjoyed the most extensive practice 10
tors reputation for skill in those old hafcured that have
existed for prceminent No matter how long you
may have Gleet Structure Ulcers upon the body in the
throat pain. in the and bones Of the legs. eec
habit INDUCED by young men, causing lascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cases cured
from busnes Post paid letters containing SO for
advice. attended to. No charge made unless cured
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NO1lCE-lf this should meet the Of JOHN 10
IN SEPH NICOLL, who apprentced some since
baker by the of G. I Brothers he will learn some
BILE, No 65 Wall street, New York, to the subscriber.
Huntingdon Long Island.
au2i i2teod* m H. b OAKLEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

RICH FANCY G)ODs.-FREDERICK A. WOOD
II WORTH, importer of Fancy Goods and Partisan Novel;
has received by the late Hayre packets and
French and elegant stock ofarces in has line,
which he invites the attention of wholesale and retail
chaser Among The rich dress FANS the
styles work boxes dressing writing desks
porfoo fine bronzes Bohemian glassware richly decorated
porceane of India Seves and Dresden manufacture
cordons musical boxes, &C., &c. together with a fresh
supply of Lubn choice perfumes for the handkerchief
varieties. 81 7teod*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

FL HEAVES AND BKOKEN WIND ~
>I0L<HORSES, speedil and permanently cured, by the
A-[1-use of Tattersa's Heaye Powders They have
been the Iaersa Stables ondon and by
han fifty As medicine for Heaves Br9hen Wind,
United States with full confidence Of their APPRECIATION.
None genuine without the signature of J. KIHKBRDE.
or ST. American currency. A, H. COUGH Co, I4s Full
All orders accompanied and paid punctualy
attended Persons desiring the agency, by addressing
attention 81 30t*m
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To THE LAlTEs-DK, TO WNsEND's sAKsAPA,

TT1O THE LADIES-DR. TO WNSEND'S SAKSAPA-
RILLA favorlte of the Ladies. 1t relieves them OF
great amount of suffering and gives them fine compile
and buoyan spirits Mrs. Parker kindly cent the follow
ing -
SOUTH BROOKLYN, Aug. II, 1847.
DR. TowNsEND-Sir: 1t gives pleasure testify the
beneficial effects have experienced from the OF your
Sarsaparlla My much reduced by
plants read advertisement and was induced to Try the
of your remedy restored better Of health
had enjoyed for several previous taking IL aud
do ceerfuly recommend valuable medicine to all
who afflicted as have been MRS PAkkEk,
Baltic street, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

NEW MUSIC, GLEE BOOKS, SONGS, DUETTs,
and Piano Fores received fresh supplies Of
and fashionable Music much Of personally selected The
beautiful Of Jenny Lind, Mrs Bishop &c large
AIiidin Music Boston Meodeon Mes 1 and Q; new GIee
books Northern and Southern Harp OPhean Tyre Gems Of
Scottish Musical Library New Music constantly pub
shed Ali the celebrated lnsuc Books for in
Music selected for binding and handsomely bound
Piano Fortes and other wholesale and RETAIL
SO l2t*eod re C.. HOLT, Jr, i56 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

-. WM.M. YOUNG FORMERLY. A ANN STREET
&bu the Paris Boot Emporium, is manufacturing the
best quality Of French Calf Boots for 81 So equal the
~ best sold in other for Sc and ST. made to order for
do fine Calf Scwed Boots his make for 81 So
equal sold in this city for S. and warranted give as
facton Tayors half Boots Sc 75 patent Congress Boots
made order for 50 is Boots Shoes, CATERS Sc constantly
on hand
Also Military cork sole Boots made ORDER with tne
of all goods his line Corner Of Fulton Mas
streets, opposite the Herald Office.
81 30t* re VIM. NJ. YOUNG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-13

GxA TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND 9th tKS.-FOR
G::H SALE-That valuable house aud lot situate south
of West and Hammond Streets this city, and
now occupied steamboat hotel Twelve or more steam
ing very location for those the hotel
business For particulars inquire OF Mr. o. Smld 20 Mas.
NJ W H. H. Ludiow& Co, 81 Wall street; or Of
J. T. Talman on thr premises 40 lOteOdxm
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
Opinion of Gems. Quitman and
Shields,

The \. o. Delta in specula',np upon
the Mexican War, states that Gems. Qur.
man and Shields are in favor Of the i'm.
mediate occupation Of Mexico, and It's re-.
ien''on, either until a satisfactory peace il.
concluded, or ns long as the people Of the
United States deem ii proper and prudent,
THIS is said to be the opinion Of major.
ny OF the officers in tho army. |, IS
thought that $4,000 men could hold It and
establish more efficient government than
has ever ruled the country, aod far more
satisfactory to the intelligent portion Of
the people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09
Tue PYRAMID OF WAR.

The officers OF the army who have had
the best means of ascertaInlug The loss sus.
tanned by our army since tie commence
ment of hostiliues on the RIO Grande, put
il down at TWENTY FIVE THOU.
SAND MEN, whose bodies mlngle with
The soil of Mexico OF this number more
than FIVE thousand fell IN battle, or we're
wounded. The rest have died from expo.
sure and fatigue, or from the diseases Of
the climate. Eighteen months ago, the
first blow was struck, being on the mem
orabIe elh Of May, at Point Isabel, The
mortality, or sacrifice OF human lie, &C.
cording to this estimate, IS fifty soldier.
fer day Think OF his Look at Il
What shtieks of ldmentatton cloud the
glorious achleymenls of our arms " ha
appalling misery and NO Is sent over the
country 10 brighten our national esculch
con What troph Is have We galbed By
This sacrifice Of ife We have annexed
Texas 10 the United States but when we
dad II, there was not as many hoacst men
Ia Texas as We have lost in the var =
Hlbh 81 lnls, We VINO nave HFpAhtb Ahti
sacrifice Of life 10 the glitter e the annex
alton scheme, and he conquest Of Mexico
! Oh wipe human beings from the face o
HE earth, With as httIe regard, as }oa dn
mean whlskey sod teiuled beef, at you
gent Conventions IN 1874 But these arr
hearts that feel, and widows and orphans
tha, mourn as deeply, as If Democracy
had never promised them annexation With,
out the shedding Of blood
Blu. 10 and behold our victorious army
is at last in The Capital Of Mexico Tai
" Halls Of The Monlezlmas sctro to lh'
Wild shout Of victory The cup Of glot,
is al las, full We have arrived III n,
goal Of our ambition. Let Us stand upur
The hilllops and look upon the pains "
have ascended, and the monumental pyta
mids by the way. Let US only gaze upo
the mortal remains Of the killed an
wounded, leaving the crowded hospJIa'
out OF view
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-12-09

the ball entering near one eye and coming
out At the opposite temple. None thought
he would live day, and now We IN
dersiand he is not only alive, but has
made his appearance IN the streets on
foot.
InaddlIion TO the above, we add the fol
lowing exlruc, from letter from, " Mus
tang" dated
"CIry OF MEXICO, Nov. :, lsi1.
"The city is much more quiet than u
has been for many years, indeed Il Is as
well regulated as any city IN the country.
The only difficulties occurring nre caused
by an occasional drunken soldier inling
IN with the lcperos at night, which usually
result m the demonstration OF the soldier,
MANY Of the families who left during The
slege, are now returning 10 their homes
I The wounded are recovering, and the gen
era health Of the army is good. Day
before yesterday tie Archbishop paid
ylslt to General Scott, aud was received
with arked courtesy.
senior ut LUIS ia ih''SN '''''''~'
foreign citations, has called a meeting Q
the Governors Of the several states, Y
the purpose Of SAVING whether they are q
favor Of pru'ongng the war, aud 4 the
. are, that they shall pledge themselves
furnish he necessary men aud supplies
prosecute %. Tie meeting was luiende
TO have taken place some time lhis monll
, bot IN anticipation OF II, some OF the Gov
errors Of The different Safes have yIsltC
F.. Querelaro, and returned to their home
taking active measures IN support OF u
present Government, Who are evident
i DESTROYS of concluding a peace. II r.
. gresso, the State paper Of GuanaJunt
!, Oct 81, says ii has been assured 10
:. the Governor intends making pefegrln
. ton to the different towns Of the State, !
the purpose OF making speeches To Z
n people, "a order TO excite a spl'i, OF peac
n winch HIS EvcelIency says, has ulrea
"a commenced to revive
The remains &c tho Mexican arr
% are scattered about 10 small bodies, wh'
they can be more easily supp"rted-i
moro than 500 at any one point