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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05
ABUSED Iypnys.-We have and poorus IN

ABUSED iYpIANs.-We have, and near us. an
unfortunate band Of badly treated emigrants-
They are portions of the Sir Nations of New
York, They were sent here by Government,
according to treaty stpuations. Their treat
m'nt, suffering and condition cannot be des-
cribed, have said they were from New York.
They We're brought here by the Government
agent in June last, but with promises that money
should be paid them on their arrival here. BY
the treaty, they were to have houses, fields,
mills, churches, schoo-houScs, and other COM
forts erected for and extended to them But up
to this time they have not received dollar Of
money, nor has a cabin, to say nothing of a
house, been erected. No churches nor schnol-
houses have been prepared, nor has field been
opened. The consequences are easily told. OF
the whole number, more Than one hGf haze been
consigned IN heir mpther earih-while those who
remain are borne down by Sickness and the loss
Of SO many lriends,-Si. Louis Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

~ SoLurIoN-I'hc following is from a COM
in the Southern Standard. written by
Beverly Tucker: Now, the most rational ac-
count ever heard OF the mark S I, this: The
Straits of Gibraltar. called of old the pillars of
Hercules, We're also then called the re i1ps ultra
OF the world. Spain pushed her discoveries to
this continent, and when she carried home the
wealth Tint rewarded her enterprise. She coined
II into dollars, and stamped them with a trium-
plant allus,au to her great achievement. The
pillars they bear are the parsof Hercules, and
across them i, twined Il ii'let marked with he
beautiful words YiuS u'ra. Farther yet: The
two straight lines are supposed to represent these
pillars and the line that waves acr1,, them stards
for the tiIet and thus the mark = j. but 4 rude
picture of this part OF the impressions"
This sounds very We" but is not correct. The
origin OF the ,icn i as follows The Spanish
word for dollar is "Pcso;' in the plural, pesos"
In old Spanish accounts the word j. written in
full, and placed b,,oie the numerals. Then we
lind il abbreviated into p's. Afterwards we
find the small p used, an! the letter placed on
the lower part Of the p. Next, that the curved
part of the letter p i omitted, which gives the
present dollar sign =. The use Of uco long
strokes in the sign is modern in its use. Thus
the sign ) is an equivalent for the word Pesos"
" y .Jour Conn.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

Strength Of Cords.--Thc best mode Of estima-
ting the strength ola cord of hemp, is to null
tpy by 200 the square of lis number of inches
in girh, and the product will express in pounds
the practical strain it may safely be loaded with.
For cables multiply by 100 instead of POO. The
ultimate strain is probably donhle this For
the utmost strength that cord will bear before
1t breaks, good estimate will be formed by Ia
KING one NTH of the square of the gir,h of the
cord 10 express the tons il will carry. This is
about double the rule for the practice Just given
above, and is, even for an interior measure. too
great for tarred curdagc, which is always weaker
than white. In cables, the strength when ,wis-
ted is 10 the strength when the Ghrrs are Iaral-
lei as about three to four.--N u NscbaHc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

RECALL OF GEN. TAYLoR,-It is confidently
stated, b. those whose position gives them an
opportunity Of knowing what is going on in OF
fetal quarters, that Gen. Taylor has been recall
led iromthe field Of operations in Mexico, that he
will retire ON the arrival of Gen. Scott at head
quarters, and that he has been ordered to Wash
ington, Immediately on his return to the United
States, They 20 50 far as to predict his arrival
here by the middle of February. For our coun-
try sake we hope that these givings ont will
prove untrue Washington Fountain
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

J. The Burlington Gazette publishes the IA
nous Ne,cboH receipt far cirRg HamS. The.
old gentleman was very choice of his secret, and
preserved it until the day of his death, After
that event the receipt was found hid away in a
hole in the cellar wall. Here it is 7 lbs, coarse
sal. ) lbs brown sugar, : oz. salt pctre, u o..
pearl ash. gallons Of water, Boil altogether and
scums; the pickle well. When cold, put it on the
meat. IIame to remain in weeks-beei )
weeks The above is for 100 lbs weight
y. j. Sentinel,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

LIVE BEE FOUND N TIN i'FAHT OF \ PEAr.
In house in Highest. '9i>lcy.a peat that had
been on the premises some months was as usual
in many houses. laid at tie side of the fire to
dry. Next morning. part Of the peat being bro
ken of, the sound OF a bee was heard, humminr
most mcadiou,ly. No bee could be seen near,
consequently the natural coaalu.ion was. that
III" bee was inside land 50 it turned out to be.
The peat was first minute " examined. but no
crack or crevicn could be seen. On being bro
ken carefully with Il hammcr through the middle
There was The little songster, As lively if k,-
ing IN the uidSummers sun. The little bed or
tomb IN whjchjt may have been closed. pertains
torages, was little larger than its own BODY. but
as Well defined as ifa mt shell had made the
hollow. For few minutes in continued TO
move and buz but alas poor insect it, min.
utes were numbered. Il awoke to feel the chilly
cold OF December just at the moment it was
dreaming OF sunshine and flowers : SO it ceased
Us Gn,mely song, and died. The body of the
batis Kept As mcmcuto Of tie occulrcnce.-
SCI. payer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

SALE OF TIE NAVY PEZEs.-Ihe prize brig
Plymouth, together with her cargo, and the schr
FL TELEGRAPH, were yesterday sold by the u. 5.
marshal. by public auction, pursuant to the de-
cree Of the L. = district court, rendered few
", oks ,iuce. The bring was knocked down at
5000 ; the cargo, consisting of SIG halt bales
of cotton. was sold 400 at IL {. per pound.
and l7t at . 5-Ic. The schooner the cargo of
which has not vet been adiudged, brought s"oS.
" q. DATA, Jam. 10,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

CHINESE METHOD OF MENpING CHNA.-Takc
a piece of flint glass, beat il to fine powder,
and grind it well with the white of an egg, 1t
Joins China without riveting, 50 that no art can
break it in the same place, You are to observe
that the composition is to be ground extremely
fine ON "A plutcr's store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-05

BARBARoUs TREATMENT OF A JEW, IN IiANO-
VERA German Jew. with wife and child,
was recently banished from Hanover simply be-
cause, having led a wandering life, he could not
name his Countryside was sent into several
neghboring states, ond as frequently sent back,
and ON each occasion he received severe fog
ging for having involuntarily broken the laws,
At length, through the intervention of a humane
LAWYER. he was transmitted to America.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

u nc 'c,,. were a,ailal'c lot icw shot and
shcll. we're ,hfosn int ,hr Castle tie at
tax hing maiol, upon Ne town.
No., Il tie cnem,'s mi-l.. struck our
vessel. AL ,nd.h'riaan Shc'ricl WI,
vas l'ol va, serving over batter, on
s'ins
With the l'ss of the cit, ,hc hop,c, Of tho
cucmy M - they had no, provisions g
nougl r. the castle e. ,u.,a.n pro,rac'c,i
sly.
The Princeton Is commanded b, Captain
Enrle ~ Sic sailed from Vera Cruz.
Comm iDr, Counes'- Tag va. .a'utcl from
,'c castle o. San Juan dl'll.a The Con-
aIa,oi-rr onboetd. la,l,s been roAcy.
81 b, cop rcr', bc'orc the commencement
.fopcra'i,n.
TIE Princeton having landed tie bear.
cr Of d,> aichc. fr Washington and Col.
oncl To,tca. sail. ,n,nodiatcl, for lIa,an-
ma"
TIL New York Journal Of Commerce.
speaking q tie 100, iion oiihc news inthat
city. fave
Tie news Of the brilliant success, Of our
army and navy a, Vera Cruz was received
in this city this morning, and Of course
tr Iuced the greatest excitement 4 ~
CALCULATIONS passed from hp to lip Every
countcnance was lighted up The national
flag Vas displayed from TIE various public
building, aud hotels %, The city
\ call for a public meeting at the TX
'haugc at = - O'Clock. was immciatcl,
prepared, headed b, James G King. E-q
and posted on the ncwspnl,l bulletins.
\, the appointed hour there was present
4 large a.scnbagc Of people, aud dissolution.
% a very patriotic character, expressive o
the public gratitude to The brave defenders
If our country, were unanimously adopted
\ large Committee was appointed t. mc,
at the Mayors office on Monday afternoon
for the purpose Of making arrangement, fo
public demonstration
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
AID TO GEN SCOTT

The Government, shout! send NJ Stan.
ley editor Of HE Chess Players Chronicle
TO Vera Cruz No nan knows better how
to lake castle -- Yankee Doodie
For wonder. Yankee has. Gr once
.so, hs 100, IN It We think /, woul.
trouble even Mr sseley to lake a Castle
All 1000 pawns -sni principle pieces
fprlsoncrs) a, one move We would suy.
gcs 'hs. Yautcc amend he aboyc by add
ias-',"'pl the G,nora! ia, dim, take
me Ioy,sgGs Llanis
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
LATER FROM EURO pt.

The pack, .h'p Gladiator tepi Blnt
ing arrived at New York, Fuiiy ah,r.
noon, from London anIpor. u ,u,h sh,ucc
she snil,i Oh The i,h ut
The la,,s, London date /, he 10Th
The news IS in.cl' sung only as lar ~ =
relates u lha markets.
Flour aud wheat have bo'h aI.AIcod IA
price
There is 10 political news Of any Con'e.
Gnence.
The 2iih al. was appointed is j,y Tor
the Observance Ola general I,s, nj hu.
miln'lon, throu"hou, Great Bnlain
Tho Oriental aud L. nlnsIla S,cin,h p
Tiber,wen, ashore near Lisbon. on the 2O,h
Of february, and is 4 total loss. She was
a large IRON steamer, AMI was worth $50
900.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

TIN Paprrcrv, pnLicy wnier in.iAe
oflhe letter addressed 10 Nh Gently 10y Hon
Charles Hudson OF Msnaoh usuii. Hesays
lie is entitled to The thanks OF The county
for has statesman. like, and ] may add mef.
chant like calculation Of the subjects upon
Which lie treats. He has drmous,in!cd hat
The change ufihc corn laws Of England, and
ihp urwisc ,snf Of 1910 hsd nothing to do
with the lot. rise in treads,uns. which sd.
vanccd IN consequence at tie partial failure
Of tie crops Of Great Britain and ne cont
neni, and no unbiased person can ascTile Il
to any other cause "hateset The corn da.
nes ~ England had just about - much in-
luence IA fsI,lng the prces OF the sisN %
.ie, - the Emperor offhina had IN piung.
ing o.. into mot rdirulnus war with Mer.
700. ~h'ch. ere u he cios'c, NAV cost ~ one
ut'vo hlnifst millions of dollars nf Hold.
son saw. aud .ass truly. that tie !rn,nnI ~
uuu>ua.. anl might have gone firi.r luI
80. iha' 'ar irm,li wii! p,.,aN- when
tntnp" .H,Ii have r,iicr her n.si eipp.
u .Na, never hrflr' ntrufuf. sndin al prub.
s'i'ly ne,eI w. 'ra,n uccur. that the crpp,
- an frrore ~,ll " m.,.u.l, cun.,led.
lf"Chnr.c. Hudson. of Ne.'minsief." BE-
tie member Of Congress lsn,u Mssssrhusu,
TIC sriief happen, g tnps 'fnm TIE highest
sn1'N" rat ir q, among tive ics in.,fmei
n'rn Of ihe re In relation "a ne resource,
~ NO roun'r,, Do, agriculture. fnanu',,turs,.
; lnf b." therefore knows. o.. an ,,,,cii,t
nifn k7ow. 81 should knnr. ihat 40 Lave.
r't"f no. nor ever 'WiI have, any nefm,.
gent sn"1 mAfAets i"f tie products oi our
.H.. "a 'rii7g -gf home npfkri Tim-lat
si.ef' ihrnr~int, WI cl-sfi. os'ai'i.s M.
r''fi"n, snd thrn. and at i'l ,lel ,h, ha,.
~ con, Of iAe s"il Mi r~pIdil'. f-ee 'rsi,.
api ''sod nn ~ sold phpian.. fr u.~n own
in'efes's. ~ rhs',hing m,no fao'nr-.. when.
- in ~" best We Sorih. ,ae W-s,. az ne
>n-i" The protective s.o,.c, on4se.lion-
49,, tie ''le po.Ic, ofihe cult,siofs 90 ,h.
49,. ~'i tie .npntf - nN hsr- .,ln f
90. -cHc, ~. IN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15
THE DETERMINATIONS Ar We.
HA CRUZ

TIE landing u ,hc American army a,
N,ra Cruz has been accoInpi .hul in a
manaes that N,c,s IT,. hishos. cud, ca
all concern j. lul the regularly, precision
aud prompin, IS witt Which 1t was ,n,cici,
has probably no, been surpassed, If 1t las
been equallcd, in modern warfarc
The removal Of a large body Of troops
from mum, Tous transports into boats, IN an
open sca--,h,ir subs quen, Decentralization
on lie sea beach. on au 'ne.ry's coas ,hro'
a SUIT, Nnh all lhcir arms and accou'tc.
'nls, without asingIe error or accs!,n,.
r'qui"s gr,a, cAeuIon, .a.l ard sound
J.iIm'n'-
The French expedition asains, Ais"rs,
ia 1880, vas SAD 90 tie the mos, COMP t.
armamcnI ia every respect that ever J. Il
Eu.op- /, had been prepared WIKI Labor,
aien,on aul 'spcI,,Lce. aud nothing hal
been omit, d 10 insure succ,ss, and par,c.
ulaTy IA the means AID llc,lri,s for Land.
lne the troops. THIS Decentralization took
place N wide bay, which was more f..
vorable than an open beach directly on the
ocean, AMI Us IN The pr,sen, ins,ancc) wrh.
out any rcslsl'ncc on tie part Of tho ,ne.
my--yrt, only 40 y men were landed III,
h,s! day, and 80 or 40 lives we're lost bv
accilcn's, or upsc,iing Of boats, whereas on
the present occasion, IL 600 men were
Iaul,d IN one tiy. without 81 far rs we
have heard The sliyh',s, ace loui nr the lo,s
Of single lie. Tic er71, rI1tl II tlis
OF oou's", b. longsio The navy, under " hose
orders aud arrangements, ard bv who's,
cncu,ons I. was .ilrc,'J, and reflects ia,
high,sl crcdI, on Commodore Censor, and
The g,illn, officers and scamcn b,longln.
10 his 1nairon--credh also Justly due t,
the Drrarm'r' under whose dr'cjions
the nccdiul arrnng' mcnrs were made and
m'nns provided lor carrying i mo ,l-c,
N g Bal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

!, was ~, n a question Tor me 10 aus
WEI, aud so pu, as Il 1t were dii'icu. for ne
10 answer, whether De, med The member
from Missouri an ovcrma,ch iov myself 10
q be- here l. seems 10 me. sir, that TIN.
taursordlnasv l,ncuige, .n!on es,raordl
nary tone lor the DISCUSSION OF this body.
Matches and over ma,ch,, Those terms
ate moro rrnlcat.c ,l-cw h,,c than here.
nuh hrd ior o'h.f ~. rpl . as l'ls --
ST. the gchNcm,n sc'us 10 bfsu vii, re-
AMI wha, VIC are THIS IS n Senate, : n.
nlc Of oquaI. Of Tie men d. Individual IN
depcn1cucc W. know no masters. we &C.
knowledge no d,eIAlo,a This IS hall OF
fr mutual consultation and di,cus'ion not
Oh arena for the exhibition q champions
oN' myself SIR, as a maicI !oI NJ g.an, !!
throw the challenge Of the d,bl.e q, no
mans tI But then slr. s.ucc the hon
oratl' m'mtot las pat lhe question IA i
manner ,t,, cali, for an nnsNc, AMI til
him tat hol!ilc myself 20 b. the hun' 81
ofihe momtors here. yt, know no,hlug
IN the arm Of his tl,nl from Missouri, -.
tier alone OF when nlioa by the arm Of las
!rtnl from South Carolina. tia, need Dc.
ter even me iiCm osrousins whatever op.n
iols may chose 10 prosc, from d,ba.lng
Whenever ] may choose to d'b,,e. or fom
.p,a.,ns whatever see {, 10 say on the
floor Of The Senate Sir, when uttered a. a
matter oieomplainl should d,s,,rl fon
nothing which The honorable member
mlehl .ay Of his friend, Sui less do pat
ioFh any Professors o! NY own Bui
when pu,'o me ,.afn matter o(ianni, lh,o.
i, hack aud say TO the gentleman that he
could possibly say nolhng l'ss likely than
such 4 comparison 30 wound my priic 81
per,onal c'r-1c'r TIC anger al "a ,"
rs'co'd lh' i'me'h fom A,rna'ional IRONY
which 0iher~s~, probably would have
to,n ~ c,nefal acce;ta,lon Bu, sir Il Il
be imagined that by ,h.s mutual quotation
and eomm'ndalion # Il be supposed, TINT
by easing the characters Of he drama u,
signing to each hl. part 10 one The attack
10 anolh'f he cry Ct cIsd or III De hot
~ m ,rIiy ,aun, Of nn,lc ipa,d victory
any laur,ls are 10 tc won here Il it be nm.
sr'n'd rp,c,al'y that any or a., of,h,s-
ihings Will 'taAc any purpose OF nine !
VEL ,ho lemonade mcmtcr, once for rl
iha, re IL greatly mis'ak,n. end tia, hc /.
dealing wiih one Of whose temper and
'hafseler g. Lac ", much to learn SIR
shsil &C, allow mysslf On shs occasion
10 te tora,,d iulo an, les Of temper bul
rrovck,d a. uus.l ucv,t shall allow
my'tlt 70 tc. mo miuailon and r,ctim
Iosion he tonorshle m,mter msy pr
hsI. iEd tat. u that ooti,s,. there " III u
blows 20 ale ~ vii az tlowsio ave
hat olttis esn sat. eompari,oas as s'cn'h
can ~ lta,' =, b. own, and hat ts im
punny, may perhaps demand oitim wha'
utr yowcs o'iaunl md sarcasm Ne ms
posses eommud to tim sprud'ni has
sartfy q tnr To- utcC' o. Iario U'c'Nfr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

~ l.nrne MGR !hcs;,ca wa, finally cut
49, st5 o',' to Sisitls D.. went NH
.r.eIsbIe lace o. ooui., b, hal ts' lult
n airy ~ s',rs ~rh : m '.f sd
'.m he 'se' bat ~, )5's,', it', g'ar va
e-lonst' ., Ast On - .in, - 30
'ha' ia. tr,r ils,e3 Tt'jujg' tool
',ai IN Copr t1' n ~ss otse'.'i ,tal
81 sSnd ssd meisneholiy. end that b."
~ huqseo'Iy sspd''ed from the tssiD~s'
core hin There ~ss . lack o! the sns
10 isisllssor, that ssuslIy oh,fac .cissed
- proceedings
~'sfsl dsys pau.j swsy AZ he hu,
n's o. th' court -, tfaNlng iossfi, y
ls., vt'n rnc mofrlns tough looi ing
,ro'a curorn'' ~s'sfisfr ned IN cN,'s'
O.. rtaling Ahu 49, Ci''k inj rai
.o no ein,ni 10 Tim be fni Ne gp'
: en-
Gully o. not guilty
Guilty -ta, trgsi , ansu,'tt he pu.
cu,'
What's ,he ,lcaf uchusei ihc JaIgc
no was hslf dosing on me b,nch
i1c ple,d' guilty. b., .,,, b. was .'nnk
-
Mhr's Ne cia'r, SCANS NE man,
", - rni.cloi to, grand irre,uy
What's i,en.,
'Nsy y ,l,nso your honor sii ne proc.
scu,toy attorney he man "guiitly IN
aie,,d for 'cal,oy large spm from tie Go
lurbus Hotel
He !, eli and he pl,ads
Sipilv ts6 .rs-t
IN. 1u's nov 'llv afous.3
'Culky bsi drunk iha. ia mon cs.'a
o'iinsry plea Young man s'e soa certain
you wcfc dunk
Yes ~
WHERE di YOU ro your liquor ,
AZ S'crru's
nv" po,rcnc 10 nt'fe cl.r|
No drop sIf
You 60, drunk on Ls ial.3f anI aaDr
wsfds rot" his MONEY!
Yes .r
Mr. Prosecutor sail IL. Judge, d. ne
Nc favor 20 'u,rr nOlit yroyc}ui on TIA
mans case That liquor oil Si,ri.,tsIs mcnn
enough to make 4 uiIn do any thias diny
Igu, drunk on it a., ether dsy myself. an.
s'oic all q XrrrW's spoors---relca.'
he pr,oner, Mr. Shcfh al p.n IL,
count
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

1te n,"or M,lrel cif,s ,Ar
following ss iAe acct ! luArc mex
\ late -aW "a iae safe q Name r.
quue, Not lhc competitions, anJ lhe pro
soiuen e och suicle a the composition Of
every pa,oSl med ein's offered ~ ,ales shall
~ r'iul,i On n lah' and lAsti On he boi
lie, package sc. oon,sln.ng II under pen
skies hat would makes common p,1ii,t
~roes A daring fellow Nho he's pa,rnt
med'cIne much ~ i,mand ~ We hlNn
Easi people osli,t a. TIE Ctilsse matcun
IN tins c''y is,is an 81 iNo 1o.sr lal
40 rom posr - proportion s. 90 each
arrrlc ,o ite comrouni ,ransla,ed rs ~
Chtiuug inloCNsoeso srt hist Angus -f
,he labsi' are pr n.ed ile ihg, eomp.e,
vah ne lsrsr Of be Asi- because ihs AN
do'i no. dsane ihs lsugusge Ct .ho ish,l
=, he ums Ne Leg,lture Is again 10 80
Hon be will have supplied he mstkf, snt
MI a. tn ,cisgfe laagh a. ,ho cont nel
VISION q ihe Rsrfcentsn'os q lAe r,o
-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-15

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4 canal t. c,Hnec, Mc iilaH'lr 81
nc Pcctc. Tie Steamer roIa, nLi-.
sailed from Norfolk on Fniay Tor ll1asl
cullo, IN The bag Of 'ampcachy, tpak G..
an armament Tor lhe pIfposc Of taaHg ~
crp1'i1n % ''l' gon She n 20 max
c.tnv'tt, ,urrl ofthc co,si ni ~, n'igi,
hood 81 The ls'Lings, Will, . .i,n 10 o.. ..
cupi ioo posslbly preparatory 10 the ol't
ing Of a sh'p canal across TO Tehu,nphi
\ shlp canal Of slyly miles It Is sal H,
unite the waters OF The two oceans
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GntioN IUt,y' Uhi4 7iic' r~.
mapiani'
The election ia Conn.,tcW hi. 'cs ill, |!
IN an cn,irc DE- a Of ne iri,crfic, rlf.
" The Wax, hiec m,I, Blrua
VISA ail,r Ct o. \ ioat,l ,ir enemy h1r.r.
100, rni lagoon. The complete ronios
show the fcciect'n VI Every one o. her
tour able Representatives 10 Consisss by
largely mcf'as,! majority and lh' Slli.
4 Wig Gorcrnor, Licuicnsm Gorsrnor,
four Members Of CDagrcss IIh,g leg
iSld.Irc, Husr and Seaa,t lclls The scry
!or til, Land OF steady Latns
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FROM GEN. TAlL.OKS CAM.
ORDEHs No. T..

OkbLhs NJ. J..
Nad Quarters frmy If Occupation, !
Bucna Vista. Fch -. ls4-.
The Commanding General has tie
grateful task q: cuncra,ula'ing the tro,1is
upon the hril.!an, success which attended
their arms ~ the conflicts oi the 22d aud
%! Crodl~rr in lie inr.' 60 snrcri ri'v
af numbers, a,d b., t..c pre-.
GA DISTINGUISHED leader. the Mcyican troop.
were W, rcpuiscd in every oifoit to force
our lncs. anl iiuall. Withdrew, with I'M
mcusc be-. from 'hc field
:, TIE general would express his obi
cations t. the officer, aul men engaged Tor
the cordial ,upgo; which ,hcy rendered
throaclog, the aciiuu. II will be his high
e., lrir t. llins t. tie notice 81 tie Gov
crnmr',t tie conspicuous gallantry oipariic-
ulag officers anl corps, whose uuwaNcriu2
s,caliucss mnic than once saved the fortune
81; tie dar. lie would also express hi. HID,
satisfaction with the conduct Of the small
command lcn To- holA Sal,illo Though
mo-, 80 seriously cuesccd a. their comradcs,
their services Ncfo very important and ~ o.
cicn,ly rcud r,i Nlilc tcs,owirg ihi- lu.t
tribute (, tie : 4 conduct # the troops.
tho Gcucrl j 81, regrets t. say iha; there
were NOT 'ew exceptions Tie trusts q a'
those who 'cd iugl,, i4usly - Bucna Nl.ia
sad even q Saltillo, VIII seek an orpoi,uni-
- . rcirric their reputation. and e. eau.
late 'he bravery q their comralcs. who b =,
the hr,l' ~ tie ha,,lc 4 sustained ,gans'
fearful did, anil honor Il the flag.