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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

rCeNGREss adjourned on Wednesday night
last. at II o'clock, P NJ, or rather the pres
.ent goth Congress died natural death at that
hour,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

ton upon various bills, and appointing COM
mittees of conference, &C., but no decision was
had upon bills OF general interest.
The bill making provisions for additional
general officers, which had been returned from
the Senate with amendments, was taken up,
when Mr.. Holmes submitted some remark IN
opposition to the provision contained therein,
in relation to general officer, Tor lieutenant
general, as the speaker designated it) and pen
ding the action on the said bill, the House ad-
lOurned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

Miss Drummond, the Quaker Preacns n;;red
was asked whether the spirit ever ins sB -
her with the thought of getting maf neer
No, friend said She but the flesh Ids -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05
WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Friday. March S, Is47.

Mssrs. Nason & Ttttle, 80 IViLiam street,
5..rchants' Exchange. Ne1c York, are our au-
horized agents. FIR this paper, in that city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

"A deceased Irish judge is reported 10 ;o,a ~I Of
said, when addressing prisoner cony' : bops
murder You are to be hanged, ana
twill be warning to YOU .,
"A down east editor says that there IL ,bcy
in his section with breath so sweet 'Ii"'
talk of boiling ii down ior molasses,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05
THE THREE MILLION BILL.

This Till, placing in the hands of the Exc
cutive three millions of dollars, to be used II
necessary, in the negotiation OF peace with
Mexico, and which passed the House some
DAYS ago with the celebrated "Wilmot provi-
So" is still before the Senate; or rather was
at the last dates which we have from Wash
ington City, Cup to Monday mighty We trust
the Senate will pass the bill without the pro.
viso, and that the House may concur: OF this
however, we have little hope.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

INDIAN Corn AND MEAL-It is curious to
observe that this new element of our national
prosperity, but recently exported, is quoted
and in demand in all the markets OF the world.
Wilmer & Smiths European Times gives the
following notices of IT.
Leghorn-in great demand. The Sandman
Government imposes a duty on its expectation
OF per cent, Roman Government prohibits
its exports, Neapolitan Government is about
to do so. Archangel, North of Russia, none
in market Odessa, South of Russia, none
offered. Dantzic, none offered, but in demand
Hamburg none. Riga--none. France
markets bare. London markets bare of it, bu
little alteration in prices. Liverpool market:
pretty bare, but little offering.
Holland, England, Ireland, Germany, Bel
GUM, Hungary, look to it for the subsistence
OF their starving millions; for at 1 pound Pc
day per head, one million OF bushels per week
is necessary. In the other countries, there
are at least twelve millions wanting food, Il
whom. including Ireland, sixteen millions o
bushels per week will be necessary for from
four to six months, say from 81 to 95 millions
OF bushels until the next harvest is gathered.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ

BY the arrival, at half past o'clock, this
morning, of the schr. VIM. Bryan, Capt. Ry
an, from Tampico, we have later accounts
from Vera Cruz, brought to the former place
by the prize schr. Belle, Lieut.. Nj. c, Perry,
Jr. commanding Our letters from the squad
ron are to the 4th inst, and our Vera Cruz
papers to the I'd inst.
Gen. Valencia has been relieved of his COM
mand, and his place supplied by General Vaz-
quez.
The Mexicans having become convinced
that Vera Cruz is to be the object of attack,
have set about fortifying the passes on the
road to Mexico. The merchants of Jalapa
have been called upon for loan of $4,000, to
fortify the Puente Nacional.
Reon and Iriarte have entered upon the dis
charge of their duties as Secretaries of Foreign
Affairs and Finances. Guevara has esignet
the post of Minister of Justice.
Senior Lemus had rendered his resignation
to the Government, but it had been refused
Eight days leave of absence was granted him
and Gen. La Vega appointed temporarily It
his post.
We do not find any thing later from Sal
Luis, and cannot say whether Santa Anna ha:
marched thence.
| The Mexican papers are crowded with thu
movements of our troops. At San Luis, Tul;
and Jalapa they are on the alert for the ad
vance of Gen. Scott.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05
March 4h, 1917.

THE CcxN TRADE OF EURoPE-The Mark
Lane Express of Feb. I'd, alluding to the fall
of four shillings per quarter in the price OF
wheat, expresses the belief that the fall is only
temporary. The immense deficiency of food
in Ireland and other parts of Europe, will still
make the resources of the United States to be
looked to for relief, and the only misgiving
entertained is in reference to our capabilities
to furnish adequate supplies. 1t says:
We are inclined to view the reaction which
has taken place in the trade in grain during
the week now about to terminate as likely tC
prove temporary, unless our own farmers hole
much heavier stocks than we have reason Il
suppose. The anxiety to realize, which hol
ders of wheat and barley have all at once ex
hibited, has, as usual, been met by increased
caution on the part of merchants, millers, ant
dealers, and rather important fall has beer
the result That some giving way SHOULD
have occurred at Liverpool is not surprising
as the arrivals at that port from America hav
been very abundant for some days past. If
however, the wants of Ireland are nearly a
great as estimated by the President OF tn
Dodlu VI AIduc, TIC LI'Cl pun WAREHOUSE I'll
not long remain what has lust been stored
We have recently received a communication
from source, we believe, worthy of credit
relative to the state of affairs in the interior
Ireland, which fully bears out the gloom
picture drawn by the different speakers in tn
House of Commons, when touching on tn
subject of Irish distress. From this statement
it appears that the demand for meal of ever
description is so great that the power OF man
ufacturing it has proved altogether inadequate
! that the poor people constantly surround tn
different mills, and take away wheat, India
corn, and oat meal, in small quantities OF
few stones at time, as fast as it can be made
and our correspondent accounts for the accu
mutation OF stocks at Dublin, Limerick, an
other seaport towns, under such circumstar
ces, by the difficulty existing in procuring til
means Of conveyance, the boats, &C., usual
employed in carrying goods into the interlt
having proved wholly unequal to the purpos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

when Mr.. Holmes submitted some remark IN
opposition to the provision contained therein.
in relation to general officer, Tor lieutenant
general. as the speaker designated it) and pen
ding the action on the said bill, the House ad-
journed.
THE MISERY IN IRELAND-The following
letter from the Rev. Saml Stock, Rector and
Vicar of Klcommon, county of Mayo, Ireland,
is one of the many records of starvation and
death, brought over by the Cambria:
CA day ago entered miserable cabin,
dug out of the bog; poor woman sat prop
ped against the wall inside, the stencil was
utolerable, and on my complaining of it the
mother pointed to sort of square bed IN one
corner; it contained the putrid-the absolute
" melted away remains of her eldest son.
On enquiry why she did not bury it, she as
signed two reasons first, she had not strength
to go out and acquaint the neighbors; next,
she waited till her other child would die, and
they might bury both together. | examined
the place where it lay; the sight was awful
the poor child lay there, unable even to cry,
so exhausted and so far gone no after efforts
could save it. It is since dead-it died this
day. Here is one case in many.
alt is unnecessary to give more such cases
Tile newspapers are full Of them. Hundreds
are dying of starvation. The famine is be-
coming general in the South and Vest
Thousands of the people are flying to England
and Scotland In Liverpool alone 100000
received relief during single week There
is much excitement against some of the Irish
Landlords for their uncharitable conduct The
estates of absentees will probably be taken by
government at an appraised value and sold
out to the tenantry."
N-GAsToN H. WILDER, Esq, of Wake, has
been appointed by the President Paymaster
in the Army, with the rank of Major.
ANOTHER DEATH.-JAMEs CovINGToN, a
private in the Rockingham Company, died on
Sunday night last.
01-Between $3.50 and $500 were subscribed
in Fayetteville towards afordng relief to the
starving Irish people. The amount is to be
invested in provisions, and forwarded to Ire
land
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

ANOTHER DEATH-JAMEs CovINGToN, a
private in the Rockingham Company, died on
Sunday night last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05
STILL LATER FROM THE BRAZOS AND
FROM VERA CRUZ.

After ouT paper was made up this morning
the schr Heroine, Capt. Shaw, arrived from
Brazos whence she sailed on the 18th inst
She has large mail on board, which of course
is not opened, but from one or two letters
brought by passengers, and from verbal reports
we gather the following news.
Gen. Scott was still at the Brazos. but wa.
expected to leave on the Alabama, which ar.
rived there on the morning of the 10th.
Another account says that he was to sal
on the Massachusetts,, which was certainly
waiting for him. Four companies of artillery
were already on board that vessel, Captain
Smiths, Capt Swartwout's, and Lieut.. Shack
lefords of the I'd, and Capt Vinton's of thu
Sd, who are to act as a body guard to Genera
Scott A part of the 9Th infantry was alst
on board.
All the private vessels at the BraZos haC
been taken up by Government, and were rap
idly loading with mules. wagons and provls
ions. The camp at Palo Alto had been bro
ken up, and Gen. Worth and staff were at the
mouth waiting to embark.
! All the troops were in motion. The 18th
and 9Th Infantry were already on board trans
ports at the mouth of the Rio Grande The
lst regiment Rifles, I'd Dragons, Capt. Tay
lor's light artillery, Col. Duncan's battery, anC
detachment of recruits were still on shore
The roads between Camargo and Monterey
were said to be almost impossible on accoun
of robbers The rancheros were gathering il
all quarters.
They were expecting an attack at Matamo
ros, and the Plaza had been fortified and thu
city placed in a state of defence.
Capt Lowd, of the I'd artillery, had beer
ordered to leave Fort Brown and join his re
gment. His place had been filled by volun
teers
COL Bankhead had arrived at the Brazo
and sailed at once for Tampico.
The news of the capture of Ma ors Borlant
and Gaines, and Capt. Cassius M. Clay, ii
fully confirmed.
The U. S. steamers Alabama, Edith, ant
Virginian were left at the Brazos.
The greatest activity prevailed at the mouth
Great numbers of passengers were in the vi
cinity, waiting an opportunity to sail for thi
city. We have no room this morning for fur
ther items by this arrival.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-03-05

Oa-GAsToN H. WILDER, Esq, of Wake, has
been appointed by the President Paymaster
in the Army, with the rank of Major.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22
COunterfelters'
D = a Il II j Il O w.

THE public will please observe that no Brand'eth
L Pills are genuine, unless the hog has three ls-
hri. epca Il. {the top enc e,e and he hottom)
each containing fac simiIG signature Of my hand
writing, thus-B. BRASDnErH, NJ. D.-These Ia.
bel. aie engraved on steel, beautifully deSgt:ed,
And dene q. -, expense Of ~ s000.-rhercfore
I, will be seen that the only thing necessary pro-
cure the medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels.
Rcrernber the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective parsons are dulv au,hori
xed, and hold
CHRTIr1CATEs OF AGENCY
For The safe OF Erdnuse.ts Ptfrtc6Ae trir--sr!!
PtA.
Northumberland county! Milton-Mackey Il
Cear.tc,e.s,. serbury-H. B. Masser. MEwens-
ville-lreland Il MeiXen Northuralefisnd-Wni.
Forsyth. Georeetown-J. Il J. Wsls.
Union County: New Berlin-Bogsr Il Win
ter. se,insgto~e-Georee Gundfum. M;ddtr
tars-lsasc Smith. beavef,o~nAD.sid Huber.
Adsmsburg-Wm. J. Msy. Mifainsburg-Mensch
n Rsy. Hartleton-Daniel Long. FreSurt-
q. & &c. Mey,>. B,~isturs--Waas Il Green.
C-.u-.eis county Dsnviile-E. b. Reynolds
Il Go. Berwick-shuman & Rittenhouss. Cat.
a~issa--Cs g, Brob.s. Bioomsburg--J6hn r.
Meyer. jersey 1own--lsvi Bisel. Washington
Robt. McCsy. Limestone-Baili.. Z ucNinch.
Dbserve that each Agent has an Engrsvrd Ger
tifcate Of Agency, containing q representa- linn 81
,t BRANDRETH'S Mandatory At Sing Sing,
and upon which will alsp be soen erect copiss Of
the neU labels no.D ssed upon The BrandrefA Pin
Bores.
phlsse.phts, Office No. 9, North s,h Hreet.
d. BRANDRHTH, NJ, ID.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22

veraeity Of American ofsesrs BY Mexiesn s.an.
eard--henee his rnistake. lean hardly eonside.
him capable ofa direct ralsehoed. bot this deeu.
ment would seem TO justify such charge Here
~ che paper:
JUAN MoRALxs, General Of Brigade of the
Mexican Republic TO the Nation and rs Aliies
~lt having arrived to my knowledge that some
chiefs and officers Of the invading army Of the U-
nited States. which has operated sgainst Vera
Cres, ray that Grn. Seen had previously Adyissd
i,,e that the families eould leave TO avoid the e.
wills attendant upon bombs rdment; and eon,e.
snentiy. those ~Arrh have happened, are charge.
able upon me.
In order that neither now, nor Al any fu,ure
time. any accusation OF injustice may s,igmati,s
fhs defence Of Vera Oruz declare that i, is false
that any such advice vas eivenl
That the only communicated have received
ron, General Scott, tended to summon ine, 10
general terms. TO surrender: that even the neu.
trails We're prevented from, iraving ne place and
tha,, If the Mexican families could have len,
the enemy would not have occupied the plsce
without ars, trrying its defenders in the ruins.
Signed, JUAN MoaAlxs.
Ja'apa, April !, 1877.
General Scott IN said TO have dispatcAe6s mes.
rsnser 10 Mexteo, or 10 the point occupied BY The
legislative Joo,a, Win the old song and the olive
branch. No 70. OF course.
You're, very fe'r-etfuily. 1sDrcAros.
April so.-An esreess is in this morning,
bringing Intelligence of the continued advance oi
General Worth, and some disconnected rutnors
Ftorn the esy ., Mexico.
The citizens are throwing up walls-of sand. l
fancy--srosnd the place. and expect the soldiers
ta defend them How hr their expectations
will be realized, we may judge by the past.
The public voice is openly heard 10 opposition
10 tse 's.e Mexican demigod. Santa Ansa.--
Down with the coward !" Down with the
traitor" are the cries that ere now heard IN the
capital.
lam very harry TO learn by this express that
Gen Shields ID not dead': hs is improving Tbs
s,ean,,bip is expected 10 move svety mossens
and must elese Yours. rkpseA1oa.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22
Boot & Shoe
ESTABLIS HIM ENT.

DANIEI. DRUCKEMII.LER,
At his Uld Establishment. in Market Street,
SunburN
(ofposITE THE RED LfoN nc-Es,}
ID ETURNS bis thanks for psst hvors, and re-
NJ, spec,fully informs his friends and the public
fsnesany, etns he Continues to manufacture to or.
der in the nsArtsN and latest .,yfe
CHEAP 13OWf'S AND SHOES,
warranted If the hest nssrYiab and made by the
NEST expe,icnced workmen. He also keeps on
hand general assortment Of fashionable Boots for
g,n,l'm men. together with large stock Of fashion.
aole gent, mems. boys Hes sud hid ems Shoes,
oil Of which have been made erT5ts hrb own fmme-
date inspectios, spd X the best material and
workmanship, which h- will sell low for cash.
In addition to the above, he has just received
from Philadelphia q large and extensive supply Of
Boots, Shoes, 40. uf all descriptions which he also
cfcs III, cash. cheaper tran before offered in
this place. He respectfully invites his old cus,o-
mers, and Gthers, to call and examine for lhcm.
s.lves.
Repairing done with nratn.ss end despatch.
Sunbury August 18th. lS46,-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22
.HR &c NNHUTNl
= I a N 9 S.

YNHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent
i for the sule of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EDRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD PI-
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior fni>h, and, for depth
and sweetness Of tone, and eleg .nce Of workman
ship, not surpassed by sny m the United S,nes
The following is q recommendation from CARL
Rsss, celebrated performer, snd himself man.
ufactufer:
A CAR ID.
HAvIss had the pleasure OF frying the excel.
i,r, Piano Forfes manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, and
exhibited ., the last exhibition Of the Franklin In.
sttue, feel il due to the true merit Of the msker
to declare that these instruments are quite equal'
end in some respects even superior, 10 all the -.
ano Futes, ! saw at the capitals Of Europe, and
during sojourn Of two years 4, Paris.
Thes. Pianos will be soh 1t the manufacturer .
lewcst Phhr.etpha prices, il not something lower.
Persons requested TO call and examine for
themselves, ii The residence Of ihe subscriber.
Sunbdfy, Nay ~, tbsb II. B. MA5cER.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22
The Trophies Of War.

A Vera Cruz letter in an Auburn N. Y. pa.
per gives the following painful picture touch.
ing the late Sombsrdn,ent Of that city:
''Nevar Ind behe ID such destructicf Of pro-
perry. Scarcely house did psss that did not
show soh,s great rent made BY the bursting Of
our bomb shells. At almost every house st
which Das-ed to examine the destruction oc-
casiuned by ,l,ese dreadful messsngers Of death
some one OF the family (f the honse did no,
hap ppsn 10 be deserled) would come to the door
and. inviting nv TO enter, point out their pro-
per,y destroyed, and with pitthil sigh exc'sim
LA borabc LA 6osabn" the bomb J My
hesr, schrd for tire poor creatures.
during my peregrna,isns ! came to a lohy
and noble msnsinn in which terrible bomb had
exploded. and laid the without whole front in
ruins While WAS examining the a@ful hs
voc beautiful girl Of SOME seventeen came 10
the door ard invited me into the house. bhe
pointed m the ffsesnen,s. and the piles Of the
rubbish lying around. and informed me, with
her b. au,ifu eyes filed with tears, that the
bomb had dessr,, ed het fa.hst. mother, brother
and ,xo ,,n,s ,;stc,s and that she VA, now ,et
i, IN. xor,6 o,cr, O var w.r,-who can
..u,,v hor,o,s, Win can uic,u,o ,bv deSot.
mnie.,
iurioe The sTiern",n visi'sd the hospital
Here lay upnn ,ruckle beds the nsngled erea.
lures who had been wounded during tho BON.
bsrdmen;. Iu Une corner was poor. dccrepl,,
bed ridden Woman, her hcsd while with the
sorrow $ OF .even,y years. One of her wi,hered
arms had been blown oil BY a fragment OF
she'll. In another place might be seeh 'tangled
s,s.,u,ss or hath .ei,s. bfuised and ti,hcuted
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22
George J. Weaver,

40. Is Eorta Naief S,ees, Phita6eptia.
XMAS eonstan,ly on hand, . general sssort-
ment Of Cordsge, Seine Twines. &C., viz:
fsrH Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Minii
I, Ropes. I's~ I.inss for Csnal Boats. Also,
esmpls,s s.sertansst Of ssins Twines, DC. sueh as
Hemp Shad and Hsnipg Twine, Best Patent Gill
Ne, i'wine, Cotton shsd and Herring Twine, Shoe
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords. PlouSh Lines.
Halssss, Traces, Cstton snd Linen CsrPst Chains,
A<-, eli Of which hs ~il disposa Of on snsaenabIs
tsIms.
PhiIsdsphis. Novsgnbsr l3. Ist2.-ly.
MHUTTB3ES-TEs 6isi quality s0ssr House
III Molassss, only l3S cents Per qssFt; siso, .
.usssf no sRtc,s OF yssow Mohssss sss bstisy, on
lyl31 esnS %, ausrt--for ssle q tAsAsssN
Tune -, Iele, dENAt MAso6"'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22

A FUsss TAnos.-Ai the recent illsmina,
,,cu ia Pilssbusgh, . tailor hstnea Worth had
his shop otnamsntsd with too sraaspereneies.
one bearing the motto Worth makes the mani
the other ~ fesss nine men n mshs . Jsy-
ls,'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-22

HsrF"''"IE u"t'o VIII HV"''''"s o1Iu ue'PdsCH'
Sunbury, August 18th, 1896
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Dissolution.

NV r. irm q Mclver.& Love was dissolved by
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Acknowledgements heir friends the liberal patronage
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L. w. LOVE.
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Fsy0sskc5s! BLANKETS ! =!

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To lot Of Superior Whitney and Maciinav Bed Blankets
extra size and quality ..
Dec Its V. II. RA AN.