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We regret that the legislature should have acceded
the motion of Caleb Gushing refer the subject of an
appropriation for the volunteers 10 a special committee
especially considering the dlcatoria manner assumed
by him on the occasion, and, still more, that they should
have added to the committee after it was appointed in
order TO give political complexion adverse to that of
the House ITSELF That stretch of courtesy SUCH we
venture 10 say, never before witnessed in any
legislative body in this country We know no reason
why special locooco committee should have been
created even before the standing committees were ap.
pointed in order 10 afford Caeb Gushing an opportunity
prepare dbored demagogca report in favor Of this
infamous Mexican In our opinion, the subject
should not have been referred all without full dis
cusson. That having been had, if the House then
thoug hi it worth its while refer to the Standing Mill.
tary COMMITTEE there could have been no reasonable
objection to H. But the honor aud dignity of the legis-
laure should be sacrificed TO mistaken courtesy TO-
ward small minority.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12
MASSACHUSETTS, 1eulsIature.
MONDAY. Jan. IL.

MONDAY, Jan. ii.
SENATE. Committee was appointed in concur
renee with the House, to inform the Governor and L.
Governor elect, OF their election.
A proposition made by the House TO meet in Conven-
ton at haf-past II O'Clock, tomorrow, (Fuesdayl for
the purpose of eecing Executive Councillors and Sec
rotary, and Receiver General OF the Commonwealth,
concurred in.
HOUSE. Tie Speaker announced the Standing Com
mit'ees of the House. They viii be given tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Hayden of Boston, the Committee
on the Judiciary directed consider the expedien-
cy of amending the law in relation to hawkers and ped
lers.
Mr.. Gushing of Newburypon from the Select Com
mittee upon the resolution appropratug $4,000 in aid
Of the Regiment Of Massachusetts Volunteers reported
that the ought i" pass Messrs Stevens of Ando-
yer, Giles of Boston, and Buoch of Worcester mi
nority of the Committee, dssented from The report.
Tue resolution took lis second reading.
MIR. Williams Of Satem, moved TO recommit the reso-
luton with Instructions the committee to report their
reasons in writing.
Several members debated this motion, but the merits
Of the resolution not touched upon although there
was good deal of talk points OF order. The
commitment finally was ordered by large majority.
Mr. Bullock Of Worcester, presented the memorial Of
Dan Hill, claiming Representative from the
of Nendon and the petition of Newton Darling and
3lS Others in aid Of the same. Referred 10 the Com
mltee Elections
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Withdrawn Both incorrect. A. the charge Mas
not made by u.s. II could neither be Z" reiraced = nor
Withdrawn by us That could only be done by those
who made H. But they refuse TO do, and persist in
making ii. We published statement of information
which had been given to us, the would have
DONE had the charge been made in another paper with
out supposng would be received by eli her party as
RETRACTIoK or all intolerance fetween Them
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

" person aged seventy-fve years, was
found dead in the streets Of New Orleans. He
had recently arrived from Europe. A jury brought
in verdict that he died OF old age and debil-
ny caused by sea voyage. 1t is suggested that
Il must have been long voyage to produce old
age.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

U. $ SENATOR FROM Presley
Spruance, Esq, merchant at Smyrna, Del. and
an active, intelligent Wing, was on Thursday
chosen U. s. Senator Tor six years from the an
OF March next, vice Hon. Thomas Clayton, whose
term will then expire
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

" A company of about thirteen, chiefly Bur.
lington county Friends and farmers, have bought
1000 acres in Fairfax county, Virginia, for about
$2o'OOO' or $l2 liz an acre. They intend to
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

TIE VOLUNTEERS. The tenth and last company of
Massachusetts volunteers is to be mustered into the INT
ted States service, to-day. 1t has generally been sup
posed that the companies that organized and mus
tered into service full Such however, is not the
facts. They are allowed 10 organize when enough men
have enrolled to do il under the Stale laws. But, we
understand that Of the companies full and
Of them have not two thirds of the requisite number
The Police Cour and deserions have somewhat hinned
the ranks Of these patriotic corps.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

GREAT FLooD.-This morning the Scoto river
was 22 inches higher than at the time oil the grea,
Hood In 1882 AT that time it was higher than
ever known before, except in 1906, when II is
thought 9y our oldest citizens, it was somewhat
higher than in 1882 The National Road he.
tween this city and Franknton, and from Frank.
luton to Sullivant's Mill is covered with water
The largest size trees, rails and shocks OF corn
are drifting in abundance. The loss TO the neo.
pie ia Scoto valley is incalculable Nearlv all
the corn left in shocks in the field and the ouant,.
ty is immense, has been swept away.-Tbe fen.
ces in the valley are well nigh gone. The NJ
honai Road between this city and the hill g miles
west, must be considerably injured. The rail.
road from the prison to the stone quarry is con.
sldera0ly damaged; part OF one of the bridges
OF the road has settled in one place some Is or 20
inches, and may yet tall. The embankment be.
tween the bridges is also much damaged.
Since the above was in type, part of the rail.
road bridge has fallen. The water has made no
way into the lower rooms of all the pork houses.
anu much damage has been done
The dwelling house and mill OF Roln Moler
miles below the city, are completely surround.
ed by water four feet deep. Some Of our citizen.
went to the family in boat and rescued tbe,n
Many cattle stood in the water I'D to their mia.
sides
The river has broken through the banks Of tbe
Columbus feeder IN several places The amouc,
OF property destroyed is immense
p. S.-The pork house OF Col John McEJva;,
has been swept away, which contained abou,
$4,000 worth Of pork It'll thought that prea,
portion Off will be lost. 1t belonged TO M
Bryant Columbus (Ohio) Statesman, 81.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

ALBERT J. TlRRELL. The Trial of Tircll for AR
son commenced at Boston, yesterday, IN the Supreme
Court.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

PROBABLY TRUE. Somebody says. that a newspa-
per in family equal TO three months time in school
each year. Go into the family where newspaper is
taken and into those who cannot afford IL and mark
the difference ofihe children and be convinced.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-12

THE MExICANs.--A letter to the New Orleans
Bee, dated the Mouth of the Rio Grande. Der
Ia, says: In sober earnest, am of opinion tbst
this country is more dangerous now than ever
and it would not surprise me at all, it, in ths
course Of few months, probably sooner, there
should be a general and popular outbreak amonq
the whole people. They only want to feel tbems
selves out of present danger, to rise and murder
the Americans at the different posts, and destroy
all the stores aud munitions OF war collected a.
those places.-They could do this with impuni,v
as there is no post on the river with over two 3,
three hundred men, and at this and the Brazos
there is only sergeanrs command. Before anV
force could reach here from the States or from tbs
main army. the work OF destruction wopld he
complete, and the enemy gone or dispersed ovp,
the country in such way as to avoid heir.
caught until another opportunity offered TO sadsCS
their revenge and propensity for plumber. Cen
Taylor is advancing, and unless thew omen coro.
municaton with hun from Tampico, he will be -
a bad fix before he gets ready to attack San LII.
Potosi for verify believe that in less than ,hras
months, unless more troops are placed on the r;v.
err, his communication with the depots At ,b;s
place and Camargo, will not only be cut off h",
the immense amount Of public property accnm,,s
lated at both places will be DESTROYED
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

cay, Dealing uPG i"Ik, Lu!.,.vi ...
musquIIo bars, ioI an expedition INTO the Interior
somewhere. nave no doubt HAT roJusco is To be
attacked IN ten or twelve days. A large force
has collected there, and the Pnsscs in the river
are well fortified. After this, he starts on al cX-
petition ucIosss the sthmus Of Tehunntrpec-
surveying and fighting is the object. The ships
OF the squadron are blocking up every town and
outlet on the const, from Inmplco to Campcachy.
| heir service is most orduvus onr-conslnutI,
exposed to the weather. tho norlhris, ram. I...,
mu>qmtos and snnI.ho,-lLry re cuustau;.,
breaking down under it, yet l.ry b-.r up :u. i
maniu.Iy, and never complain. My short ,ojupru
on board the vessels wife coming from Lobos To
cr" Cruz, la given me mgn rc-i.rcl for ,a.
navy. wish You "oI, gentleman Of tie n.,,.
Yours, J. ID. !.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

gers Of our political matters, 10 furnish men f'r
the offices, that while we are managing our pota-
toe crops, they manage to elect wing 20 Con-
gress, which they did last winter.
We have minded our pototoe patches and lel!
the mana cement of our political affairs to our
good friends at Little Rock, sufficiently long 10
discover that it would be most 10 our interest at
tend to our own affairs, and we think TINT if the
pcoplc in remote sections of tho State. cannot
exercise some political righIs, that tho Democrat
is correct in asserting that "ihcIr time would be
much better employed in attending their cotton
and corn fcIds;" and silk at once. into the bliss
full dlsfrauchisrmcut of "hcw rs Of wood and
carriers Of walrr,' the happy coni;lon that til.
Dc,a0c,oi would reduce us. to be disturbed only
when our votes are rCquirrd 10 prove ous dcmoc-
rucy
The editor of the Democrat has so ccnro~rdcI
Us Dad our correspondents, us to present Us be-
fore his readers as being opposed to 4 Convention,
unless j; be understood that Western raan is To
be selected. We never uttered i >culuncu, like it.
and We take this occasion TO rcpu1loic This posi-
I"n. rs we said before, III the proper time. We
s"'' ""'ccalc tHe paramount Importance oI So
.rrling Western man as 4 candidate for Com
srrss, aud wo hope to prevail on he liberal y
Of our brethren throughout the State, to odr1I,
tIc justice Of our claim. These are matters Of
opinion, and We LoPc 70 convince all Of the Lc-
costly, justice and importance Of our dcmand.
I'cn the Dance rat, if il has not changrd lis ro-
itE' can open lis batteries; upon Us, and Until
" en-. VIC hope. we will be spared from is thua.
i ~ .LiI,...rH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
JALArA, Mexico, Nav -, l~I1.

IDS. Dclia.-A train leaves TINS moruug for
Vera lIuI with a large numb r of discharged
>'.i.rr, bo.h regulars and vo'unlr. rs. | ST zr
I" ""rI."Dtu"lty t. crop yon a few umns, wl.cA
ms p.unTs possess some lrl'c interest.
IDr Dugrnco winch Ivf, u,r, on Friday noon
.">i tor Vera Cruz, containing uIrc Passengers,
l.Nmrrn"u>,) b, sides the driver and postllIon was
!ouuI 10y the ouo Which follow cd on MuuIay, -
u.ra distant, Ur",u to pieces, ard all hands u.ur
our"I and pIundrrcd. Tho last Diligence Imuc.
o~"ty ;rtururi to lninpn with its passengers.
"hrn Tia" pa!"fni intelligence spread rapidly
.urugHnIt tlr c'y, causing much conversation
ami excitement. umdyrstnni the uuior,,IIa,,
men, who have thus met 50 unlmrIy an end. were
possessed of some considerable money, sor,,r ur
which was entrusted lAcm To carry homo b, sol.
dIerS who hnd been paid of.
On Sunday evening", two men attached To Co.
"iI,' l~l At'I,cry, wrro attached by several Mex.
.rars Upon lh' ,uishlr'> Of I1o town, aud one Of
them, brooiry. nearly Killed. lie received I.rr,
i"G.uul go~hos, upon The hcrd penetrating the
>hu.I, r@d ONE upon tuo left arm laying bare H..
bone. lie va, picked up by our Of the >cutu,1s
and TAX, Il othc hospital, whuro nIs wounds wrro
dlcsa"I by DR.. Newton. They were inflicted b,
sw ord, winch Bradley succeeded in capturing.
His sltunmou is beyond the hope Of recovery.
a now company Of Tennessee Mounted Rifle.
men arrived on Monday afternoon from Vera
Cruz. Ia.y wcro over 100 strong. aud finer
looking body of men have seldom seen. They
are tic boy S 10 tell.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
E.om 4. '. q. Islia.
LATEST UNuN VERA rNUX.

eft 80" Of Il" 'uu" F.. ..I.u-ao. l"lN,5.. Co.,.
.,.. /. H.. . ,: ".a w"~, T. ,:;aa'0 ha...
" ''a lH.'. ui ~..t .ar.r. l.E.-,II ~ %, .... u.
l,.' E.,. a.-t ,o... eight .r tn I..ga.- (. I'd
.i' ...'. & H.A.'o. IS .u'H h.. ".~ ul....-. " ..
..'. 10. c"a- ar woud q. tru.. 10 tur s.. a.:.
"" -rr 1l.ru"d says IL" N,Ia r~ul I.a-.r Of
H.. -9r ui., iat ~ M,Nu'll>. e. n:., IN i...al
>nn! IL N'>u ..rN uornlHg. w"ln ".l.r.'I on l."
oo ~ i.."i 4. IT '"u roauIry IN. ii. ail.I .o'-
. " d ""taot cv1a g.. >rnr.. l,um til. IT. T., .~ur~.
Ike Ea-.r, o.. "a tuu. "i h,r,u..g u3!.lDrl.uu.
.-. ~"f Tine mur..r O: Cot. Savers. and Il patty
consisting ct I.rm. Nrp..rr.'. "rd four o.. Us.
ID a." ho.u"a ...l Pa ulp NHclouaI.
tl'" NeN.o..~ .nNo teen lr.,d aid found g1.,y
I'D \"ta IIuL o. Ino.uu4 and >.nr-luL G.. anus
"'d .mmmuou. Fay lH'" .nu e.u,'u..i /,
i.,r ;,'.1 hot months wo-a u,on t.. lIL.c
>:'Dss and t.u.oI-. fares in r.....s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
from lite D.Ha Jra.e Isl.
'RcM GEN. TAlLON'S DIVISION.

FNCM GEN. TAlLON'S DIVISION.
RuhIorrd o90rk upon Cap,ain PiLc's d,iacLucn,
BY The to"aHche MiiunS-EUicln men said 10
Ir Liiiul.
THroagH til" attention Of jr. Levy, L. :. Mai
Agent At TIC Hrnzos, We Jovv been put in pos
session of our correspondents.
1t will b. seen that tucrcis little news s,irrng
at Monterey or S,Ili.Io. if W. rXcrpi the upporcA
of Col. Domphuns community hch Vas "a ,rctcd.
Cor correspondent, -. J. C." spcaks us If Con
Taylor s'II contemplate movement 10 Sau
Louis polo~l.
We liad Iao following gparagraph in the Sa.t.l.o
Packet Guard, Of the ph ut:
Ccn. IMe.-Cons,i raJc anxiety has pre-.
waited hero for sc,crotEays IN references to Capt.
Pike, vino Lcll here ls,r wurhs ago tor Cunua.
hul with dispatches ) Col. Doulphrn. An in.
oingrol N.y'aln fror Parras states that news
had orcn received oIthut place th., Capt. Prho
hod been nllacncd irar Mapamrc. -four or five
days travel beyond Purras, by n large force of
Camonchc Indians, and had lost 10 Of his mca
The country beyosi Parras aPPcals to be over.
run by these AuR of the West from which
tins rumor does not look improbable.
Col. Donplnn J. supposed to be at P.rras.
"horo he is ordrfd to remain until he receives
further insIruci&s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
Washington Cuv. i. C.. lIsy 22l. Is4T.

" ahthgIoH JHy. Il. q. Mag I'd ist''
Dear Clarke arrn,u ~ the q. l'ode'ai NY
on the Goth aud found il as dull as q malAs''SS
at the middle of the day
Among The Items Of news here now, ean neI.
ton that positive and definite intelligence nO-
all the districts in Virginia, reached here y,
evening, and places the result as ioIIOSs' ~"
democrats and FIRE wings, one vacancy, oeei'ST en-,
ed by the death Of DromgooIc, which Wi p ss ~
ed by good and true d,mocra1 Iie Ioa,,s ~,
district, about which there had been 50 many :.
ports and so much doubt has returned ds'9O..ss ~
second aud fual meeting of the sh1',t' po
p.rc. on The l7lh md arrived at this result a.,
Noc"",, democrat, 1874 votes for Ir'ne N"'s
33l votes. The former gets tho eehlhei"'
the latter, understand will contes! H. . good
a glorious Aoar was played of nps Hsns'
| people in Carlisle, Pa few days
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Bonnsrs.--The S.. Louis Union says, that the
Louisville Legion, in returning homo. marched to
tho house ofthe lady who presooto lhc banner to
it on its departure, and there showed lis bri,ht
folds still unsullied, as they promised it should be.
Two of the Illinois companies that have passed
here on their way home from Corro Gordo, bore
tho tanners presented to them by the ladies of
their respective counties.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
VERA CRUZ, May 20, 1917.

Era IRUZ, Nay n, ISlI.
We ia|o had several cases of bona iide yellow
lr'er' Tho rainy season has regularly set in,
and y" may expect sickness TO iucrcas on us dai.
Iy. We have adopted the most stringent rrguIn-
Iious for cleansing the city. and am in hopes that
wc, III sOJcr Purt of the population. may escape
tho Yellow jack. had hutered self at one
time, that should summer on the table lands Of
Mexico.
learn that Com. Perry vas ia town the other
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
WASHINGTON County Mounted Ganmcn.

The y"'1m,rrr company Of MoLua"l G.um.o
from Washington and adjoining co4nilrs. pass d
through our town, on tAo morning Of tie l2lh,
ard rc"dczyou,rd at the "Crmp," near Fort
Smith. !, has never been Our 10, % I,Lol n
r""r'oy Of finer looking men. They were
nearly al on ii" youthful siIs Of IA. rr.n" O.,
it" hraIhy athletic, anl "0bi,o.,: ucu wh.
aa'c "'and":rd the pursuits c:.s "&l n,3rr.r-
ca.n"r' D.y to cmbnc" H.c hor.~.5.s OF. camp
q" the rNrl.nr p"r1.s Of warrr", ro.y #.,rrmtu.
'.i 10 have ~ bras az the l.No..~. f,~-~3,o.
before the c'u~' Of the war. 49,! w.. c.,u .aa.
sonobIy predict lhnt when they m,.t tie foe ..."y
Will give 4 good account of themselves.
T"ry are between ninety ami one Aunired
,:.""l. .a' are mounted on cx,r'@n, h,rt.s.
An election ""s h'' on NmI.y u. lA, and
:,s...aI as follows:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
LETTER FROM GEN. TAYLOR.

g. o. The following letter was received by J. B.
Ogden, Esq. in response TO one which he address,
ed to Gen. Taylor, by order Of public meeting
held at this place, upon the receipt Of the news Of
the battle of Buena Vista.
Head Quarters, ARMY OF OCcCPATInN.(
Camp near Monterey, McricO, May IL lsI7.
Dear Sir have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter, and its ncosurc Of The
Resolutions Of meeting held Al Van Barren, on
receiving intelligence of the action at Bucna yis-
l1.
The army will duly appreciate tho appreciation
Of the citizens Of Arkansas, auI deeply syn,pr-
mis-" with tie regiment and tn, Srt,. but more
particularly with the bcrcavcd families Of those
vino fell in the cause and service Of IT,. country.
bcg you will endeuvor to convey to ,,c rrop,v
Of Crawford county, our sincere gr!.iu> for
their respect and approval, and That w.... We
nourn the gallant dead. We shall cndoa,or to clu-
uIoic their ,rlucs and heroic devotion T., the SER
wee of the country.
remain, dear sir,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

Irish Iestimonia's.-Coprorn r. b. Forbes,
who commanded the U. s. ship jamestown IN her
mission Of charity 10 Ireland, has presented to the
citizens of Boston through Their Mayer flag,
sent through him by the citizens of Cork. It's
mado of beautiful white silk, with an Englc in
'he centre, supporting with the hcIp of the Stars
and Stripes, tn. Harp Of Erin and the W routh Of
Shamrock. a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

0~r Gorri't Smith and Frederick DugIass (negro)
are nominated by an Abolition paper called the
Grams Horn" for President and Vice President.
Tom Corwn aud Gov. Slade arc tho second
choice Of the RAMS Horn if tho two former re.
fuse to allow their mames'to BE- used. .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
FBOu GEN. TAlLOH'5 DIVISION.
MoNrEgEY. lGLn M. |, |.

MONTEREY, IGth May, i 4.
Eds. NnIa:--i rc,&c; not Do.ur aJIc 20 fur.
h'sh You w'h any ,huI important from. Ihl- r.-
-."H 1t rIrscul. This co una is too du n,y lo
furnish your n.',.l, ~.:u c,.na wu. .au... ..r.,.
I.a ru'",t. -n -..I 20 H.. Fl De-. . pei. 81, .l
the lar r., rao lur '.S..a~." an.. e; Is ,u . rIr-
>Im.a HAT IT,. ., c, ,ul..4 Are " tr,u u.N Sd ,.r
p.pn.ar lc, la.", taal tie b.. Il .s3-r- of e..
patriot and H.,o. old "Bau.A ".. L.. .... ."ar..r.
4.janmg to b. property apm. rl,..I . %, q. op..
In lhr universal Plai-r b.-,Da, vu 'i.::. I'..,...
by tie pass and rru.'r Of the Iu.l-d S.,l.,.
pr3cci,r thot tic u.~llu-ua r. s5y. .u- rJD. u.
by his .ruuI in command, tho lr.vr..uI ..,..r.
pn~u"d C'.u. No.., on lI,. li,oE ieI VI d, ..rr
N.~.a, uto not forgotten. IuI, Is 5.si; $ .I 3 ,u.
Iu" - mouths Volunteers ar. :. 1ou, 10 .u l...
for the S,.,o~. 1t la, 5J.n .c.InI LyG If. Way.
ior TO hn'c til. ~ all discharged at New O.rau--
the order has been ISSUED for the ua,. ns TO-. ..
l>l It"gl. Miss vols.. and Isl. Reg. OH, ".
4 dprrl on tie l7th or lS.a. II.a L Is. 2, b..
discharged from this column, rro as D.. nw.: l.,
auI Pad I.auos vols; 1T. Pal on s.. l.. .r
:" -.;2aI r.. Ky. Iuflu!rN; lst HcL. Ky. ID.
vn.y; Ii R"Il. Asnaue&s cavalry. r.. d. -.
on rf the Cuarn@unJ Goa,lM /, e. ;e .
troops mustered uIi q. Nra O.I...m-. mI.. ...e .
country aa Imm.n-a am1ul Of ,la.ay.
IA" w,atI.r hcr' is rs hot p, aazr.. 1,, su
.II ro.""a2 ia god a~r..a, savy o~crsa,ae . It
.a-. "l { ser.
the ; E.r:. Mis-. No.s. a-,r -."..ul . h
-r"m -.nrl .u,. aaI ", too l,-.ry l.rl q
a.a-.s AID u.' .aI...,5 u.. 70. l.. their -..,..r..
.arr Ia l.. E.o. T.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19

EapelHion to Tchuan'epcc.- Presidcn; has
concluded 10 send a party Of engineers under
the escort of a command of 2OOO marines, to
the lsthmus OF TehuanePec, to explore that region
OF country. no doubt. with the view IF discoy.
erInS the most eligible route for canal The
whole 10 be under the command Of Gen. HEN.
DERsoN, U. S. Marine corps
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-19
LATE rEOI .I.Auu.

LAIE IIJII Il.ADu.
The ...-t c,t.e l.ul" ..,-t DID,. II. ...0
to Tie I9.l ..,.. att r. I...I g.. r.~..a.l .l..,.
rc'lou for rIo~.arul was g", au..sn. ., '..r-. ,
'a.1rr B, u.a 10y lt.. Ln-l~.a.1. s. oI Sd. al..,4.
n..l S.,..~.aH, SOM. WcD.> mI>. c.,I>. .....r.l g..
riuro. are rurcI'rI.--Iu liz. Sl.l- of u A.o.
Ar Il. s, Governor Of tl...a..,, ,.la, "a
n.auty. Ia Q.nr...lo. IIrlr.rl >.r..a;.,...
hul0 N"". Tor Don Mo.r.Hor O.amno.
Sia.o AaH1 wa- expected lo ,ru.c in til.
c.!y Of Men 60, on uurlr..rg 4 ;., IG.I. lu
one Of nIs communicates, 60 Gov, arm-u..
he states tarI ne has b~a aouN-, Tagged u
organizing guerrilla parties; That .' u., -r! ,.,..
TO work between Ja.rpa o"I Vera C,.z. sad lrgy
b, has I.5UD m.n under lis iinmr.IIu,. c5mu.r ruu.
Ia "u"l.or .u tolls after his o"u br .-rs, !asI..
ioI, the story OF the s.. .ghI shiruIsn between Il
r'r,.n OF LIS Ca'n.ry. and the Ame ricuu JUS,
fore entering PucD.u, and admits a loss Of
.'i'r so.!'-Gs and one wJuaIrd and roIr horse,
A...r!
G,n. Bravo has proposed to tie Suprcal. 90.
'r.""'"; ..a' .An Am.IIcaH prisoner, S.aa.. lr
TT ~ / m ID o - be- 1as.u. lursraa.a a.. t'..
H",-o"'.s :.a.n;taacoa Vista auI Co.,. G.rn
.'' ..." '-'. ".. Il c....'..I. N..lac-
l,'n hrs 0.@A .h." ou e., l.5.oa, We 40 not
Tie '.:. n.--lrr:'oni Is .aap",.'. Fl. Sal.
- t,' " =" H.al.aaaI i. p.,.,a. b.. .. ....t ID:
1871
Ia" "sr"rn.s Of tArt rt'..>l;a:iau r.,. ,,..,....
'."g 10 ..--...' Congress by 81 .l..a I.....
,..''~. a"1 u,r',HnL Sac GIpru.n.
rr."rs No'lrrr. lnu. ..l,ic D., .,r r.~ g.. q l...r
'.'.S - al-.nl~ "l n.r aaI j,, i... .t..v. .r-
.\.4n @"a Lr.~ de Ia Io~t > u..r. "a. d th.ln.
\ urN S..n. It's a.,n created ont OF II .>.....
I..aa."'. }-..o.rrn, 20 be caurd the >.at.o.
q ...,.p.
lr.r "-4a.n, t.' a.c,ua,~ ar. ,r.. c,.~.
If A..I. en- Ir 2N;n. ~guoIp'l Of * o.
,.,..! ,,~,n~ WIS OF }..,..au, uu! n l.o4~ruu
.o.u w.r' 10 d-oa'.rh to l.,I.r tie town. let.
u'* n.o &1ll.aI say they wcrr mahlng
.,,rl l.'. rr,aun for defence, bat # ;uc seen.
is n,aG' I'D rs great torcua> is repr, seated. the,
raa lr,.c No d,.l.nra Of mach account O.nrr
arrouu's say Inot tie port of San I.as. too wa,
u"u"r by Our sqaa Iton. oni that it US ll,.
.uri io,n o the Aucucaus to land ant take the
luWn.
a letter from BIuzos Island, dated Ma, 47l,.
~' y ;: "CoI Do"iphan lns At ic"g'n r,"c"cd Par
ras.'