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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
Fr'p ih~ ~ Y. rom Adv. u Saturday Ar s'notn
y,NyER FROM MEXICO.

--'lia lites' intelligence fem the city Of Mey-
10 lna' we iag, seen gwen in the Havana
T. ari0 de Z, .gfa-l.0 Of the 9th inst, from
g.r we translate The following -
..On the 5ls of March was published in
Mexco the capiuiaton OF Vera Cruz. Pres
iirn, ,aAsr, Ann, issued an address to his
c)Unrymen in which, among other things; he
says
"Mrxicans. Vera Cruz is in the power OF
lie euprny. Ii has fallen. not before the valor
o the Americans or the influence Of their good
iorluHr. We ourselves. to our shame be il
slii. have brought this fatal disgrace upon our
ilternIinah!e discussions. lam
resolved To 90 and meet the enemy.
chance may decree that the proud American
host shall take The capital Of the Attic empire;
shall no, behold that disaster, for shall first
~ diva nay be in the Struggle.
le' ,hc nation shall no, perish. swear that
iiex.co Shall triumph ifmy wishes are secon-
tet ~ a sincere and unanimous effort. A
ilu'.Sani tunes fortunate for us will prove the
easier Of Vera Cruz. If the fall oil that city
'.i awaken N tie breasts Of the Mrxicans
lhr enthusiasm. the dignity and generous ar
dor "a TIT. PATRIOTISM. II will undoubtedly
Prove The ssudiun u the county,
20 he .I;a otMa;ch W re- already assem-
bed Snu- troops nj the National Bridge. IN.
der command G, Gen. L. VEGA and The Gov
eruor - The STAT, on luAS TIE SoTo. Be
tween = III an. 5 IN Two hrigaces OF infantry
:r cavalry marched from the capital in the
,..t non of me 5.d-e. with iher correspond
.ac ia:arr.. amounting N all to 2,GC0 men.
On la al Of Apri Gen. SANTA ANN. IN
ra-son would set out from Mexico, with 1000
rlne, % direct the military operations in the
'.a,v oi Vera Cruz, resolved, as he says. 10 dis
ra'e tho ground neh by inch. and die before
Ua VIII consent 10 a peees--his own words, as
W. I'M lheu hoth IA letters anu in printed
docnlncIis. Enrichment fuoops is going on
q. Various points. .u.
The army Of the North has returned toSan
Luis Po,oSi, where 1t remained al the date oil
o the latest advCeS."
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@ onnuaase4al Bsccra,
B.4LTLNORE .M7RKET,}
icma Office, .7priI 70, lo47,


CArrLE-The demand for Beeyes to-day
was good. and prices have considerably adj
vanced, owing TO the Ugh, supply. There
were only $50 head offered at ,bescaes TO-DAY.
all of which wrre sold al Si25 5 per 100
lbs. on the hoof, equal TO $3.50 9.75 net, anu
averaging $i75
Ilocs--sales Olive Hogs were made 70
day al 81 1875.
FLoua-rhere were sales on Saturday OF
several parcels of Howard Street Flour al Sc
6ei S675, The latter price is the rate asked
to-day. but we hear of no sales Of moment. -
The receip, priceis $5G2a Ci,y Mills Flour
isheld al 81. Int we hear Of no transactions.
GRAis-We quote Md. red al l4jsl50 cts.
for good TO prime The receipts. however,
are irifing We note a sale 10 day of 1900
bushels P,nna white at SO cents. aud 500
bushels Penna. red at l55 cts. Sales of Md.
Corn atS0ae2 cts. for white. and % cts. for
yellow. Sales Of Penna. yellow to-day at9l
a92 cts. Mary land Oats are worth 4Sa49 els.
BACON. The demandior Bacon is good.
and some large parcels have ben Sold
Shou derS are bringing II a II cts. and sides
u 6eenls. We note sales ol hog rauna at
a cents and quote Hams a, Q 10 cens.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

IRELAND AND THE FAMrYr 1.-THE barQue
Susan. Bearse master, arrived al this port this
morning, direct from Galway, Ireland. from
which place she sailed ON the 9Th March -
Capt. Bearse brought no papers, but furDishe,
the following verbal intelligence -
Ia relat on 10 the sufierIngs of The roor, he
states ,ha, lie had no idea Of Their extent, uni
be had himself witnessed the dsifess. The
streets OF Galway are crowded from norsins
until hight with famished muAitudes begging
charity. and crying for food. mostly in rags
having all the appearance o! abiect POVERTY and
sickness. Numbers ofihem are picked up dead
every day in the streets, and buried by tie au-
lhori'ies. i i scarcely possible for stranger
10 make his way through the town. he is SC
beset by these poor creatures. inpiof.Dg some.
hing to eat, or something to buy II. He gol a
view of,the Poor House, from which food OIL
soup is distributed 10 the starving people; bul
he protests he could not get within hall mile
OF II. the crowd was SO great around the build
ing waiting for their turn.
Capt Bearse states that he carried out car
go OF corn. Ii was delivered 10 Government
agents, bui suchis The delay occasloned BY the
cumbersome machinery OF having 10 pass
through hands before il can reach the peopl.
that they are literally starving and dying in the
streets. while food is rotting in the Government
stores. To aquesiion IN regard TO whom Re
would recommend relief 10 be sem. he sad
certainly send IL topriyate individuals ofsnown
responsibility and benevolence !; but more par.
licularly send II 10 the clergy, they are with
the people-knoto them. are best able 10 AVOID
Imposition, and ii would go directfrom Them
TO those most in want. When he arrived IN
Galway, there was mo bread for sale 10 the
shops. II was 50 when he eitit He heard
mat the committee of Friends were very ac-
tive. The Clergy ant the town authorizes
were also necessarily employed in distributing
food. He says that the prospect IS most g!oo-
my even as 10 the next years crop. Ii did APP
pear to him that the Government did not know
what 10 10. They seemed overwhelmed by
the magnitude OF the distress. and the frlgh,ful
evils Of visitation that seemed beyond their
power to control Charleston Nsus.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
LADIES' NEW STYLE
E,ffSs goods. &c.

W7E have just received. and oisr for sal,
w al unusuallY low prices
Plain. PlaM and onlGrd Ba-eses;
Satin striped Marqiaes;
India Fo,fIGrd Sit;
Btlck Satin striped Bdrsyss,
French ond British Gaghans;
Linen Giaahan,s;
French L0un aud B,iaiaais---G a.,s gccds
Byocadc and Barred SKIS;
fsmIpoidercd Mourning f4aiCns
.houaelain de LANES and 3alsuvsn,;
.Silk-icarp .4ipareus and BPk 8ontasiaes
Lacc .NnIin sotes; .Nezicm fiads;
Piaia ard Buried Jocsone! Lac Alasiias
sisiss. India. Eaclf md Ctm.gic .Nasiias,
British and american Pruifs:
.Mnnchesisr Ginghans, figHed Nets,
Gas and .Ia4.n S,iis;
Erach Borksd Cap,s. Collars and Cl.im.
iseiis;
1hrecd, Sris, end JacAsaet Edses and IN
sertings,
C0mbrie Laces; Qdil;igs:
U0ked GUYS and Under .Siseres;
Bd,ck and Coin Ell Bnsse sJ,ap's and Sears;
Rich .Ata .S,niels and Fancy Iidg's.
.9leIande,'s Supe, Paris a'ad. hid G.orss
Sth, iaredi aud Cotton .siiits aad lsi0pes /;
Earege. GAUGE Gnd I'll .t keiLs;
Uems!ich and Cemmoh Linen C,laD' C Ldtjs !,
Frfnges and f'inls;
.Ne,s Styte Baacns for ifisamia.s;
Si-t and Cotton Hlsiery If ecery description.
J. ~. 5. 3. H. DOYD.
April 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

AZ "a tss more nosskFrly pests On he runti4
ptnt, ard generally thIorgnQrs the Islands,
the Russians did not use spiriiusns lqvors. -
Even at sI,ka. they werr intending gradually
70 withhold the means Of intoxNaiiep from
their cwn servants. Such measure wousd
have been impractirah'e previsnssy 10 the ar
rangeurni. wh;sb has just been completed.
Inasnuch as many of the thirSf4r sou.s, when
s'intpd IN The shop, often purchased The need
iul from the savages, At ruIBous advance OF
course, an what the sellers had themselves
paid. Even now en- immediate abolition
would he BY no means advisable, as most of
the best artizans, If condemned 70 be sober,
would as soon as possible, quit dry SER
vice. and thus involve z company 10 con-
siderable amount ofexpense and inconveni
ence. Some reformation certainly was want
e9 In this respect, foro all be drunken, as well
as al all the dirty places that had visited !.
New Archangel was the worst On the hoi-
days in particular. Of which. Sundays in
c!uded, there are one hun lred and sixty FIVE in
the year, mfn. women. and even children,
were seem staggering about in all directions"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29
Ale IRON MEXICO.
In poriana from California!
AMERICAN ARM, VICTORIOUS!
srpu he nal,imefs ] .lria.. 4 pfil aa.I.


r,eut. A. e. Gsy, cf,he u Nary, ar.
we'd here this morning, from Jamaica. Lfn'-
q. came overland from the Pacific TO Cnagres,
ssi there took passage in q vessel saiing 'oa
'snaca, whence he reached Baltimore 40
sboge staird. -.
Lieut. Cray. we understand. goes On I'm.
rrdiaiely 10 Warrington, and has Inpo1'an'
dsspauhes from Com. Stockton 70 me $50
ary IL the Navy. =. c,,Ior.
I've have been furnished with the ioi'oI-
hr memorsndum OF startling e'fh's = ~
On Inc s,b or January last. Com. STOCKTON
win 400 .eanen and marines, " oishiou M
dr,goons. and also the same numaef o. iine
men. nnser Col. Kearney. (who volunteered req
,,c,w,th Com. S met the efsriny wan ~
,tljsry and dragons, on the banks Of me
san f,abneIv The Commodore pushed his
c,,ce forward. and crossed the river ~ me
C,re Of plrnging FIRE from the Mexican bat
'.,y The seainen dragging six pieces OF aftil-
ls,y through the water, Cher pieces having
lsa, ,rarsaorpd bv the seamsn l40 miles
r,oi he gbips) under Lieut. Thgaman. OF
baltimore, enargrd up the heights, disioogEs
an iakinr thp Mexican battery.
On the Oh. Gen Flores again made stand
"a the plans Of Mesa" and another severe
,rton took place. The American arms were
again triumphant. The Mexican cavalry
r5aped repeatedly On the semen, who me
epn in squads. AIMED with the ships hoard
ing pk."--ih. dismounied rifemen in tn
.rgu,r.--deaiipg out destruction with their un
trins weapons.
The American loss was l6 killed ant
wannted. Lieut.. S. g. Rowan was the onl!
,Gctr wound.d---and tha, slightly. Nom
Killed. The Mexican loss is about 80 killed
II S hfbfrAd that If Col. Fremont had beef
able 10 have joined Com. $. in season. will
his mounted riHeuicn. Flores, with his Who'll
force. would have been captured.
Com s. refusad,o negotiate with Flores
trf Sn, him word that If he were taken b
would b- shot as rebel Flores soon afie
surrendered TO Col FTemont--who was nc
aware OF Com. S. having declined Ionego,ia,
waa him. Flores has promised to become
W nj subject of,he United Stats, and to as
ssi in CURLING the rebellion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-29

THE HORSE FLY.-A gentleman, Yesterday
showed us several experiments on the gnal o.
fly, which at this time is 50 injurious tc
horses. The oil of pennyroyal appears to be
a preventive OF their attacks Placed upon
pane Of glass. and circumscribed BY a Sigh
ring OF the oil. whenever the fly approached
il il seemed 10 sicken and die Il is the opin,
on ofthis gentleman that 70 ruba horses ears
nostrils, &c., with this oil, would prevent then
attacking him. As their attacks have proved
exceedingly annoying. and even destructive
ansarly remedy should, lfpossible, be devised
ST. LOUIS Rep.
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THEE .pa> t.iuS A,D AFTER TT

Few things have moro Joyous appearance
ih.ul gpnefalilnminatIon iua great ely
l.r.r IS a festive gae,y n the thousand and
tls ut mousant Of lights tina, stream tom
li' w.n4uwS;t the appropriate. or at worst,
" ID meant traaSparencpS The apt mot
tvs the WI ,hUScn sentences; tie broad hag
G. Nh" nlion flaming n the brpezf. or grace
tI'ly repG>ug 10 io.uS around tLeweli drawn
bait" rirrt. Whore liz" brilliant Sir pes hang
opt towards the re reai:ug Zoe, and the il.u-
uiuat"d stars gus ei ~ the head Of the IA
ipnal defender ioail these. and the hou-
N,nJ u,her attract ems, Should BE- added M tho
,aUmeraIlon. the WIDE, creep tide Of people,
tr hrongei rurr Mt Of maize and female. cid
a0i 70 ~, WHO. with Upcfried iace, gaze
on n brilliant dspa admire and applaud,
"a s'ii sway h,, hwafd and forward with
u" du,e accumulation Of human HE. and
hu,HU .1rul. OF which they iorm a part.--
These seem 10 come forth 10 . pleased; To
each TN. combination Of b'auiy and taste, Us
; sH)rani o. ia- means Ly waieh they have
hen trough; 10 etheF; booking and feeling as
Il alta lhralrt. where All is prepared, and
Brought together Sniore Iar auIlfnce gam adj
mission aud where the Ormng. moving.
AL governing power. Is id.l sight OF IN the
IFNlll>. " WIS pNTNSHh' W WtiltsS He WON
d-r-maikel tarci and 10 hear constant e1ria-
IN ,tons of marvel at he pleasant exhibitions.
s IIeezri. pulled. am sauveu. YET moi. Is we
aIprehenA. with lnteG@rd ruencSs, ihe thou
sqls ana thousands ,etied 10 their homes,
@ me rooms. (i0om> age H0I AWAY hom 81
{ -i wle the beiuicous an! gotrVas display
o. l.vy4n NJ. aud deieuHLed nj iht muInIls
. n'rsH thea memories u particulars, by a
rv,w Of tie wbo'e.
We'll. thrv went forth yesterday morning
BIT. alas change hal come over thu sceae
!Ue beautiful banner o our country still way-
81 IN the morning bleeZe i,> srpes were ua'
i)lded, AMI Ms stars Brought into hight, or ra-
p'dly e,lpset, a. the W nd agilaleti the broad
ln'do "a" ensign. and patriotism fell new
'"aHn ia The CONSCIOUSNESS ,hat neither Joy,
H." sorrow nor ghi. nor darkness, could
'aahst lhai hog, could din a ngle color up
on Us '"iN,or qi"nch s'ar dat glres lusue 10
,, "GuoR" iiut iae other ,sarlies Of The
ie>tN.iy had los, her charm. In the wind
owS lai~ly swimming in ,jsA'. IA re were seen
s'unpS OF hll.-bln, candles, nodlip,r tow,ris
each other. or leann9 IN prudent fellowship.
~ II N penaarr Tor their hgAlhralrdness on
ne previous tv' nng. Broad notices. thai
LI' b"en attractive before. were now scarce.
j leg biz; and political AK oms. that had been
'n'oFcei IN haze Of CHI. were now dim
an rur-g1rdcd. fIunGleos Of Generals.
''dl lt9 >e+insI 70 move uaon he canvass
IN Ii N actual command, ana 10 hive aby4t
I'm the a'ltbtjes Of mad asl b,1y hi
'''9r aeo.a.aan irr, taa hrcor1p grim. Shane.
.'''' not op1.,S, uuadmirsi aai alaiIfy.
~ .1 been 50 'as su.Gve d Re as..a.ney
no '"n4''naNyu, sloo4s,J p.aoa. as ailac
'''S' .iI 1fppr.rr'sfr, i,ii ...ts.-,ls,.yf. and
- -'1F 4aA w.alcy9; tia, Tad been res
F''a---. "'.4 ..~'s, la4 5l..i.aai y..h a1tsIe
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LAST NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO the undersigned
IN for Subscriptions. lob work &c For lh'
,ast two years. (ron March !, ls45 10 Mar,'!.
4. lo41 } are respectfully nu,ied thai we can
no, give much sufter indulgence; anj that
settlement be not made by Note or ohefwise
within very short Time, We VIII b. compel
ed 10 iorce payment. however disagpeahie Ia
either party. One OF the undersigned (i. X
Gregg can still be found either a, The .azpg.
Office or his r. siience, one door south Of 6.
s &. w. DORIS Store
STEW,4RT s. GREGG.
April %, 1S47-3w
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Passsgs. Oils,
DYE s;;TUFEs, sc.
SPI>. Turren,.ne; Copal vanish;
- Linseed Ga; Japan Narnish;
White bal ground in oil. No. j;
DO. DIV. No. /;
Venetian Red, No. Spanish Brown;
yellow Ohpr; Terra Ge Sienna
Turkey UlnbTn stone OAer;
h'nese Nerul,ionj CaTnlnr;
hlcahol; sweet Oh;
BLACK Oh Narnish; Venice TuFFeni.ne (;
Winier-rlnned Sperm Ol--pms,
Spanish Whiting; Floiani indigo. no. /;
PrissGaB Blue: Ground & Oh y Ln2wood;
fusic; lied sandefs; Can " ooa;
Red Wood: MaddeI; Alum;
copreras ESiac: Logwood;
Blue Vluol; Eerd,gTls;
F, Rod Lead; Liihaige. e.. &c
For sale ~ W.DOR~ EY. who has on hands
and keeps constantly. 4 genera! assortaehi u
.staissa ~ MgA,
wirH COOP AssoaTAErr OF
,sA.NG,.- a.. Er0LaSs
all OF .sa,rh viii b. soid on ia.f terms, aud 10
wAs,h ,he a:ieal.in OF tie puh.c is respectful
j. ihgiied. April
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H0g.E ror s&sE.

~ A FIRST RATE RIDING
.7SFs HORSE, 4years old ,hsspring
ifi can be had cheap Tor cash, or On
ssscss :artl,s short credit. ty npplicaton al
April 90. is47-St THIS OFFICE.
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On the 18Th Inst. Mr.. Jo.sPa CoRa.lu sr oi
J her'on Conny, highly ess, .n,.d b, all hvkas "
d M
Al his residence in Morgan County, o. the 81,
iat Mr. Ronesr Buck, IN III. sJa ,r.r of b,
age
The deceased uas a nst'vs OF ir,iaud. ant -mi
g'si' TO fhi. roap ~ mote thau v,a,y ~ sis.gp
l'a''rg ~. lo.g III he mainisihrd a v,n h,sh
chr cor for iot' efiiv RhH jus'ic- aud dirr eri
tad bs 81" Gus desc. ap,, a q E i.' d, 10 on
'r had 'u'"arar'o =, m. simple bsuui, e his
ss,h suA em.s-'ssii q ~ If. at
Ia ii'dsr'vl ~, ''s,his C,nHty on -, Goth insi
Mr. Ilrz@xiAH HEpais in The ST., ,,Ar &C hs
age.
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Esrm>hcs.

Esy.nAises.
A LARGE assortment or the following
IA knds: HaH Or Head; Cloth; that;
oola; toa.b; sash Fools; Ground Pam, /;
Common; shoe; Portrait; Poonah; Warp :
ish Camei's Hair Pencils; Shaving; Mad.
Sc. We would invite all who WISH 10 gel au
article that Will please. 10 call and exa.nsne out
slock on i.aud. as we will ss-il low Tor cash q
10 pulciua customers. For saiy b.
W DORSEY, Drpgg.si.
" no has en- hana gsnt4al .ssvttIlflt o.
rag, .-.afsDss, Ags A.-.ss, -i'0smss.
az. &c.
AprlS
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.l1As. .AMlis!

sioScy' - YiDs.shy ses a..
lust received and for sale. a prime article
~ Of Ciorer 0ad Timothy Seed.
March rs ". KROESEN
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fgtlktEETtI ORDERS,
ME training az de Oficrrs az the 9Th

HVHE framing az ihs Ofiicrrs az the 9Th
IL Regiment viii commence
q; the Uaued Stairs Hspi. On 81
Wednesday. The lsih day 81 HAY III
nfzt. a: III O'Clock. A. NJ, and .Al
continue ihree days TIE sran- A
ing of the Regiment vii THE 10
p ace On SATURDAY. the I'D dig go
Of .May. - commenee at ~ 81
O'Clock. A. NJ. Sic
CommanSsnt. Of Corrsnies
viii MAKE their returns 10 fhe sd
Ad,uant en- the FIST day OF the r.
training. s-
All unofficered Companies VII be mustered
by the Adjuiant al Ifo'clock.
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
April 90, le47--4w Gil Ilfa III 'rs,.
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e 4 X ID l. n s + Il d S
TCR1cx7.

u II IL - L. n ;, T. IL ~ -
1857
4 CST received. f,esh supply 81 Garden
W Seeds nom Sinclair jr. s. Co.'S, oi Bslii-
ore--warran,ed fresh and genuine. The lp..
lowing is a list in lai, o, RIO, X on hand:
.4yaraggs--gsn, or Dutch;
Bea;ss---iour or FIVE sorts;
Leet--iblee or hur sorts;
brussels .Sp1ou,s:
= Brccoa---eary purple Care;
CatLage--siye or SIX kinds;
Cmst--.ong orange;
Cauiiftaru--early and late;
Ceiery--whiie SOLID;
Cucnmter--hree or four kinds:
Egg Fha1t--purple prlckiy;
Endsae--gfetn CURED;
Indian CoTn--icGr sorts
I.ettuee--two kinds;
.fe'op--iwo sorts;
.Nastlu.ion
C,,imi-whae silver skiucd,
isSly--5warl. double;
ParSip--fue sort;
Ium1 hiit--.cur sons;
Jseas--various kinds;
Pepper BGl.nose;
J.aoish eTai sorts;
hLuLmb--!or ,sss;
!Salsfy per Custer Plant;
Apuaach--ioL nd savoy;
Sg,sas.--ear!y bush sunaar
1ameto- long rec. finest,
Tanap-laige white.
For sale ~ ~ DC-sEY.
Feb. Is. l9iT-Sw
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HUMOTHY AND HERDS GRASS
z SEED For sale by
J. ". &. 3. r. ECTC.
March Ii. 1871
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-06-15

INpyfDuA EccENrR1cITms.-It is related of SDt that he
was rigid discplinaran well effectlal tanali-
zer specimen of both these attributes of character is
presented TO the mind in a familiar anecdoe. There
one annoyance which affected him sensbly-the leaving
open Of doors lie always insisted upon their being shut
entering and leaving where he was though the
yisitan should intend remain only through the rapidly
passing interval of second One day, avorite maid
servant OF Swii's asked permission go sisters we'd
ding about miles from Dublin Her master not only
but said he would lend her one OF his own
horses with servant ride before her and gave directions
accordingly The maid in her Joy for this favor forgot to
shut the door when she left the In abouta quarter
of an she was gone the dean ordered servant
saddle another horse and make all the speed he could
overake them, and oblgc them return back inmed
aey They had got than hall way when he came
up them and told them the deans positive commands
with which, however reluctantly, the poor girl obliged
comply. She came into his presence with the most NOR
tilted countenance and begged to know his honors com
mands. 'Only shut the door after you, was the reply
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WING pRoMIsE-The N. Y. Tribune has been magn
fled into prominent organ of the wing party; conse
queny speaks as" by authority" In that light 1t must
be viewed when gives such aid and comfort TO Mex
leo this
If this {says the Trbune) not terminated be fore
most strenuousy urge pc the line of the Nueces"
There Santa Anna, there's said and comfort" for you
from the lrg party of the United States Hold out, if
you cam years longeprotract the war; and put our
administration TO the expenditure of more blood and
treasure and be assured that when the wings come into
power, you shall have peace on your own terms
wing President will not only give back all your conquer
ed States but will surrender up, also, half Of the State
of Ierast
The Tribune goes beyond his friend Santa Anna this
brave Mexican has been satisfied of late, to his own
language, with driving the Yankees beyond the Rio
Bravo'-or Rio Grande which the same, and which is
the boundary have claimed it of course The
Mexcans could they ntrus their cause to wing hands,
would be better served than by their own generals.
belfast Journal