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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-22

THE Counr OF conMos PLrAs for this county will com.
mencs its session at Newhne, Tuesday next Judge
Bennett 10 TO preside.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-22
Loeofoeo vietory.

s. Louis Election Tho charter erciion has resulted 10
the choice Of Loeooeo Mayor and Council with the ex.
eepon Of one ward, which carried BY the Natives.
Thar ALT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-04-22

SIN Yesterday, seven Of our ten l0-inch NOR
tars being in battery, and the labors for planting
the remainder Of our heavy metal being in progress
addressed at two o'clock, p NJ, summons TO
the Governor Of Vera Cruz, aud within the two
hours limited by the bearer Of the Gag, received
the Governors answer Copies Of the two papers
(marked respectively A and By are herewith en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
SECOND BOARD.
NJ ARINE JOURN l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
ARRIVED.


Packet ship Baltimore. Johnston, I'm Havre, April T.
mdse 70 Boyd & Hncken. On the 23d lat Is 90 long
as spoke ship Alexander 23t lat Is % long III 49, ex
changed signals with ship Boston. On the sd April
there were four couple married on board
Br ship Oriental, lloyt fun Liverpool, April l9 with
passengers 10 order on the Irish Coast fell IN with
the Prussisn bark Medes Blarkesd, I'm Setfin, took
from her the and four the captain and the
remainder OF the crew swsmpes in one OF the baTks
bosts and were lost
Br bark Adam Carr Wright, II ds I'm Glasgow, mdse,
10 Woodruff s. Minturp.
Prussian bark Camilla khenwoTth. q Is I'm Bremen.
mdse 10 & Pope. los passengers.
Bark Pennmsn Reddei, - Is I'm Noble, cotton.
sc, 20 master.
Brig Quincy. kempson. i'm New.OreSns April Is,
pork Sc 10 Brett & Nose. sailed In company. schr
Washington Watts. tor Boston. "a inst lat "a long
as spoke sehr Panama, i'm TamPieo for New York, Is
days out
Brig PhIura Thatcher from Savannah. April 30 cot.
ton Sc to Daubam & Dimon.
Schr Vsudslier Mclntire Is d I'm Havana sugar, &c
10 Gray Wsd.worih
Schr AL n smith Is ds fn Porto Cabelo, coffee 10
w Lewis Lef brig Jane Hewes, Chase, for Boston. in
Sssvs. schr Fsyetteye, Gotta Baltimore. ds- Left
Al Issaayrs bark yensuls fm Philadelphia for Porto
Rico, soon.
schr Isabella Adams II ds I'm NewbeFn, naval stores
TO Pls. Williams.
schr Ellen sparry { ds FIN Boston. mdse. TO master
schr VIM Henry, Thorndike, 8 ds I'm Thomsston LIME
10 master.
sAILED-New packet ship New'yoFk Lines, for
Havre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

III. Farm IN ha County 81 Prince Nllham NM .E, -&-
~ situated about SO miles from Alexandra y from
Falmouth and ~ from Occoquan and containing about Ioo
acres Is offered for sale avery rseTOnable price Inc
undersigned, wishing to settle Ia Kentucky, VIA dispose
of th such Ia make II ar nducemvni 70
those desiring such residence 10 make an Investment ~
Is veil wooded and wstered, divided into six helds ano
will soon be In seven The Of IL In good state oi
Improvement well adapted to grapes Of almost every Aino
and not corn, wheat and oats part no"
In clover aud the baaucs will be seeded In clover
timothy aud kentucky blue grass As grazing hrln II
ors Inducements possessed by few farms south OF me
Bme Ridge For sheep-wslk the Virginia blue grass oi
which here abundance, rsshes the best and most
permanent pasurBge The house large and convenient
he out houses good order and the enclosures new The
house il well furnished, the most Of II lately sos s OF
which, together with The stock aud farming implements
wi be sold on fair terms n the purchaser desires ~
NV Post Office Il Brenisville Prince william Co Va
and IA will give pleasure To- answer any inquiries de
srsbe TO have cred show the premises To any
one wishing to see and examine Tor himself II an early
sale should be effected OF the land VIII be given
in time 10 seed wheat WIN l. FhbNoh
Green Level, I'D April, l8H.
a96 ia,ySfuD lam3mWASW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
farms for Sale.

% FARM FOR sALE-Consi.uns OF Sky &C.,, &C.,
~ belonging to the estate Of me ists Sspt 3osa
49, Grif5ths eased, situated near Nilsms bro ke
Westchester Co N y, and within ten minutes eA on
he Railroad The location i not surpassed ny shy Va .e
o,ntv surrounded on I'll sides by good roads, snl sc
Joining the country Of Capt Spencer and James Aae
ESQ The land IL in first rate condition inc Ols ven
divided with stone fence and above six acres OF superior
wood land and The whole well waered The barn sni
srs in good order The dwellingbouse Is IN
every respect. a comfortable dwelhng. ....
There IL on ihe premises good sppebesrng orchards
consisting OF over four hundred yong ana mlny ues
beside pear, peach and cherry trees Any person
inc retired country seat posse ssing facilities OF coming
TO and from tho eity pleasure by railroad Few sucn op
pormniues offer part Of the purchase money Ssn h
main on bond and mortgage al six per cent For iuTthei
particulars enquire Of -. ..,,.,.,..,,, ,.. ,.,,,,
JOSEPH GRlFFlrHS, 80 Amy ST.
JOHN ALLEN. II Nanter~aier-st
mylg Nv MRS GRlFFlTUS, on tie premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

LATER YR0M RIO JANEIRo.-The brig Orbit
Captain Higgins arrived herc las, night from Rio Jsne
70. which port she Jeff on the 18th OF April Cspt
Informs tina, the whale ship Sarah Esther from Nor
folk Tor the Pacific Ocean had been seized By the Bra
lillian Government who wero dlschsrgiDg her cargo
The cause OF her seizure was thar shs put into RE
GIsnde and sold litte Oh, to pay charges incurred
The U. > store ship Southampton. from Norfolk, had
arrived, all well. and sail the next day for Cali
fornis. The I. ;. ship Columbia Com Rosseau, was
IN portal well The U. :. brig Brainbrdse Csptsin
Williamson sailed on the nth Of April on cruise No
news at ko. fJour Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

QUICK TRIP.--A locomotive upon the Stoning.
ION road ran lately from Kingston TO Wexford r. l.
seven miles in seven minutes with nine containing
80 passengers.
FRENCH FLEgr-The Aurora. Of Mantanzss.
under ds,s of the 18th April says that the whole French
feet at that time lying in the hsroor OF Havana was
ordered TO depart immediately Tor vera Cruz
ir2~ Hon ZApocK PRATT Of this State was in
b. Louis on the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

4ls And Be- u Isyts<T srs1rea -, a. D.,
"a ~ stveyiseeut, made Under u. orders OF u- ross
nss,rT.e3rnegsl W nswspsp-r or neSspspst 81 -,
ed for m .ny Post OFF, shall 10 ID ne lspe'
or papers Of The Town or piece rn-is -
NAV - ,ituAled hrtHg tn lay gef e're1IR,0. 80.
may ~ Vt PED Ofos I4v yas,sd NHes ,, leu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
81 FOR we.Ichs.!e. LsodmTe g.ass%e.

"a Et,R sALE-Westchsster Lsnd.-To gentlemen
I'm want of sites for country seats TO market gardeners
lin wsnt Of land f,r gardens and TO al persons
wishing location IN the neighborhood OF New-fofki 900
aces N and In the town Of Wesches1er, whiting miles
ofth- Ciy Hall with right Of passing over Harlem Bridge
i f,nr no 50 acres each Tho lands within fifteen
outes walk Of the Railroad front on good roads are In
the ghborhO1d OF schools and churches OF different de
nomipatons the water IL good, and location healthy
Tile ind spu'Able Terms moderate Apply 10 GOUNER
NFUR MORRIS. MOuisAnia, Nesichester CO., or to
WALTER RUTHERFORD, Counselor, - Hssssu-sL
New York. myf I'm
ApA so ACRES Of good rich farming lands, part Of
which Is valuable timber for sale At 81 . per acre,
~ loo .led IS miles north OF Canal and Railroad AT Rome
Oneida Co. ~ Y and only l3 hours ride from this city
TILE good and paid to date Apply al 55 LberysL
front Office ffOni - - o'clock myll lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
tiouses for Sale.

.oE s,IF-Jure -. the dwelling house and io',
IS zte re property OF BsTziilat beri Sin decetss
80 Said p.zes IS very pleasantly sases-d "a $500 -
mort AMI within I'VE minutes w-lk oi ne s.eAho.as -.
sii,,.i Is ft In he Gu Of Bridgeport TIE hclsc "a
gc,t r-pAir ant the lot = .arge enonR1 20 ao"a -
thr bn,ldirg being -. feet vide ard III deep Oh sne
premises Is good vel VI water ara nuiuet 80 -
i1 trss. tnsss disposed OF ST prySs SAFE ~ ne -
~ Inc rsxt II W n then be sold 81 public auSuo' OF l
n,s,r 80. Al m O'Clock forenoon. For psfutn,ss
~ RROOKs 1 STRATrON. OF r. : NICHOLS o.llse
mn y BENJAMIN New-Hsyen, or Oh We ,,trsI
Milford. CT lmylt Jr1-l 1O..,,
"A AZ PRIVATE sALE-seyenIn.s .t ,,,s .iss Of
Pc. four,tory brick houses aud los on nc ,,ctng
~ Seventh a. between Avenues and - St'..tNs.,
taS feet en.t OF Avenue Beach house - ieet OY ~
Also the three story house ana 10. ~ "a s ssst
~ Avenue B-the house 20 feet BY 81 feet me az
houses forming a. one block 10 Toni TO- rpg s
ssch house amply 70 ANTHONY J. BLEEChEh'
mvI5iw! Aucioueer. Broadst
"a. Ar PRIVATE sALK-Two tots Of ground %
-. south .ide OF Thry-fourh-sL between seNenn AZ
ma Etghth avenues Also, FIVE lots 81 ground on tne
west siae of SiNthave between rory iousu enn
Porty.fNh sts Also, two lots on the SCUM sue %
h-.t 30 feet q Fourt-aveaue Also ons 10 "a
Forth eide Of Eighty fourth St 40 tee1 "es' VI 'o
svenue. For particulars Apply 10 ,,,,, ,,,,..x
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auclionee,,
my22lw er9.!-s-
-~n .T PRIyATE sALE-One lot Of ground on
b Inc west aide Of sixth avenue, bel"et
,, ropnS on lhe west side OF Sixh-svenue between
Ffry third and Fifty fourth sts - ~ lUO les oeSE
nine o,. on Forty fth-st. between tleNeh'h Sho e'
ayeuues For particulars sppiS "a. ...t.a.
9, loo Brosd.st
- FORsAI.E TO LET-Nine houses and lo,s
II or Fihy.foprh.sL uesr the Shot Tower-de,lfsos
s-4 residences for carimen and O'hers inquire " "
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, l59 Froui-sL or OF isaAo
WARD, ~ secondsL ~ I--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

a. The Pittsburgh Telegraph the other day an
nouncsd the murder of Mr.. Craig by man named
Breninger OF Cincinnati From the papers OF tina, city
we learn that Brentlinger has been examined and dis
CHARGED IL having been shown that he was acting in
selfdeence They were brothers inlsw, and are said
10 have had an old gradge against each other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
miscellaneous.
TYPE FOUNDRY.

TYPE FOUNDRY.
20 GoLD-sT. corner Of Ann-st New forh- sas
DJscriber Ia prepared to furnish hand cast wye AL
printers materials Of all Kinds al short nouee aud on no
souahe terms 4.
The subscriher who may publish ills notice for thfes
months previous Jan. l. 1878, VIII be ened 10 receive
pay In type, purchasing i've Times 'he amount o'ts
oId type viii be takenn exehsp sc foL new at e,. peA
mv6 imeods ROBERT TAYLOR
n AUIESJ DKEs- HABIT and Pel.'e Culng
4 taught In three LESSONS instruction In Madame I'll.
neuxs celebrated system OF Dress Cuung vii be given
permanently al IS Chsmbefs,L Tow dooh e3ss On
Ladies in easy circumstance well ss those ensagirg
I'm the business Of Dress Making, WILL with three hou's To-
sructon be- able 10 n themselves and others WIN ease
For The purpose Of Introducing this method andms.ns
Il a. popular here has long been II Pa. end Loedco
| the terms msde extremely low, - ln.aaos al NE
| expenses Hours Of instruction from ~. " YIN
| Dresses cut - ithouI delay aud warranted 70 OIL
! fU,UE WILLOW or CHESTER springs 6f
| / Water cure and Summer Resort This esl.NsamesA
/. situated thiry.twO miles from philadelphia 10 suesaT
hl uu1ulaiing country ard IL completely arranged W o.
purposes Of the prac ice OF tho Watercurs IS weh"M
he accommodation Of pleasure visitor. p,,,.,.,,. A.
Phrnxyile sad thence mile. ~ ''sge 10 me sPTasa
CHAS. y. HOFFENDAHL, Chester springs, Chester Co
"a. ais sawsm'
nR. IRA q. FRAZER, tho csis1raied Can cer Doc
~ tor, who doctors the Indian mode Of practice AZ
rived In this cy this morning aud can De found al The U
g. Hotel for three days only In each and every m1n for
the season, when specimens Of cancers be- seen
those days, which have been removed by DR. y ofTmy
~ Y. myl8 5ws
4 AMPS. LAMPS. Cheaper Than ever All ,hoss IN
IL want Of cheap and brilliant light will do wei! 10 cal
the subscriber where VIII be found full sssornenI
ofamps comprising Dorc, solar and globe lamps, eobes
chimneys and ampwicks Of all kinds camphene snd spl
gas sperm and whale oil cone lanterns all Of which Will
be sold al the lowest cash prices
a29 Inn MICHEL G. siheTlnssl
H,HE SUBSCRIBERS are now manufacturing 81
their extensive works, 2b and .6j Waerst new sni
very superior article Of Lead Pipe which they feel s.sud
VIII give better satisfaction than yet offered ~ %
American public. All sizes snd weights Of Sheet Lad
constantly on hand. THOMAS, OTIS, LIZ ROY co
mYl7 lnls 26 and 2bS Wsier-st
| SILyER SPOONS. Forks Ladies' and Butter Koi7,s
owaTrsnted as good as American coin.
myit 2~s = ID. ROCK FTI. tini CheVyG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
PARKER's
COFFEE HOUSE,
No. % DEY-sr. FossEkLY u Jof

Ee~-Yort- ais em.is,p
e. FOR FIRST RATE Peach Orchard Nat Coal
cC s5 for stove do and Lehgh do delivered 80 cents
Cd for carriage. T.. BENJAMIN, 2o5 Franklin-sL
Dealers supplied very low A coal yard 10 let aad tx
lures for sale, OF 800 ions coal wanted storage 81 low
nsea mJlo 2nsod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

~ Our friend, Rev. George Coles one oil the
Editors of the Christian Advocate and Journal while on
his way from Hartford TO New Haven on Monday last
By Railroad and thence By the steamboat TTaee@ 10
Nv York lost russell colored vsise. If any one has
fognd /, and will return 1t to 200 Mulberyst New York
he will be compensated for his trouble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Decisions Of the supreme Court.

We have been politely furnished by W. PAX
Ton HALLErr, Esq. the Clerk with the Decisions
Of the May Term OF the Supreme Court, which ad-
journed this morning after session OF three weeks
This is the last term Of this Court to be held in this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.
4 COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, suitable for new
hoa.eAeepe or 10 rsplsnlsh the disasters occasion.
81 " removals Or hOgse-cleani1g, Consisting OF white
C1nbnan, China Dinner and new shape Toilet Sets Ia
great variety VI patterns; new shape white China Tes
seq AID Sc1-e Cups and Ssucers FOR sale al II Atlantic
o. SCUM bfoosyn and ssni TO every part Of Brooklyn
New-York free Of expense.
al I'm THOMAS FfyID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
WILLIAM STACY, r,a.sss
JOHN =. RAY,
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of lhs Surrogate 4 b

ICounly Of New-York notice Is hereby given 70 al ps'
having claims against James Halliday, aie Of ne 0y
Of Philadelphia deceased, ~ present the same WIZ -,
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the Office Of ber
r. Davies No % Wsstreet In the city of New Yon 90
before the FIRST day OF June next. Dated ke"IoA'
the 18Th day Of November, 1875. ..y
MARY JANE HALLIDAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

FiREs-A FIRE was discovered about O'Clock
yesterday morning in stable in the rear OF No iOO
Clinton St which was entirely destroyed Supposed 70
be the work Of an ncendisry fire was also discoV
cred about II o'clock the wooden ware store OF Hop
ming & Meecker No. l95 Washington-st which ives TO-
tally destroyed Some $500 taken from the building
was deposited 10 the Third Ward station house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
TIE NEW JUDICIARY ACT

IN PAMPHLET FORM, win an .n.yllcai table OF con
tents and copious index for facility Of reference 70
which appende1 article VI OF The Cons.tui1 % Ia rea
aon 70 ne Judiciary ALSO An ACT 10 provide for he
election Of certain Judicial and other oae.r, AMI No
their Term Of ofhce. Published By
H. ASsTICE. LAW srATIoSER,
COR Cedar and Nasal sls.
ms Ne1e supplied Al a liberal 1iscynnt. my2l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
A GENERAL MEETING. OF The creditors u Hsm.

UENEHAL HEETTNU OF Ino V'V'I'syT y - =,
XAiton d. Risiey nonresident debOr wiz ue bes y
the Office of the undersigned, John Il. Eomonds hse
OF Utica the hrst day Of June next. al ten O'CLOCK
NJ. al which time and place al accounts and demands ~
and against the estate Of such debtor will be ADJUSTED
far the same can be ascersined, snd tho snoqel q
moneys 10 the hands Of the Trustees declared Dsed w
ca, March -, l3i7. JOHN ". EDaOsDs
WILLIAM STACY, r,a.,ssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

EOR HEATING DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, School
houses hospitals and stores manufactured and sod
wholesale and retail by CULVER co.
$50 Futons New-lork
ybo a very SupCriOr article Of Cootng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24
Ieordiay concur 10 The above expressed opinion Of Mr.
Calgergs Furnaces. W.. w. EVERJS,
Pastor Of Laightg- Church.
NATHANIEL cURRIER.

Nav YORK, May -, i2I7
The subscriber having had two Of Messrs Culver Cos
HDtAir Furnaces Ia Tor several 10 ex
press Tie eaure szisf.euon with them and considers them
The sesi Furnaces with which he i, acquainted.
NORMAN WHITE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-24

PoLlcE-Drake P Commerdinger was yester'
dsy arrested by officers Willis and Wickheart oil the
Tenth Ward charged with committing rape on me
person Of Margaret schuarz girl Oyesrs OF sge De
tanned for examination. William Johnson sno george
The FIRST Ward charged with stealing ladies' apparel 70
the value Of $50 from Clarissa Severance and Chsoe
Malcolm. Detained 10 answer
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23

some kind OF a peace. S, perfect was the
panic among the sons OF l,urbie on the
Goth, that one Of our weakest regiments
could have entered the Grand Plaza with
but little opposilion-in fact, could have
driven every soldier either out OF the city
or to some hdlng place within us walls.
Santa Anna aud the miserable semblance
of a Government would also have He'd, and
there would have been no power with which
TO open egol;aIIons-wlth which to heai
Perhaps it is better, then, that the army dad
not Of once enter end occupy tue capital, at
least IN view OF peace: thus is ques'
ton yet 10 be solved. | must acknowledge
however, even as matters now look, that
am one Of a large majority who feel any
thing but reJoiced that the army did not en-.
ter the city al first, and that peace negoIIa.
lious are ne; to be entertained a, the Ma
tioual Palace. Yours, &c. &. ". h.
p. S.-Siuce the above was written, we
have received thousand aud one rumots
from the city. The report that Bus,a
menle is approaching with some 600O
troops is renewed, as well as the ac,
count Of the advance cf Paroles upon the
4 Capital. All The shops IN the city are
Closed, aud CONSERVATION sllll reigns. Many
viii have il, the evidence beng their own
proper eyes, that the Mex,cans are throw
ing up bseastwolks and constructing bate
RES al different points, aud they say, too
that Santa Anna is either dCsitous OF gam.
ng time, or else &c make one OF the NAN
conditions 81 peace, that he is to be sup
ported BY American arms agnlUst any fac.
ton that may rise against hun. Ia thu:
,uey are probably more than half right. A
tram Of wagons, which VAS gong IN tn,
morning headed by Captain Wayue snd eli
escort OF dragons, were turned back by
The Mexcaus on the pfetence ,hat there
we're regular soldiers wi.h The convoy.
doa'. knoS how the matter vii be settled
Santa Auna w,l probably have hs owl
way Oar officers are many Of them out
tageous IL the occurrence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23

10 collect an army capable Of meeting that
Of the United States, and restoring the
mstre of the arms of the Republic
They are witnesses also that he has fought
with inlrepidlty, exposing his own life, I'M
al the moment when the victory was lost
aud The enemy was al the gales OF the cap
ilal.
In these circumstances, and when the
numerous inhabitants of Mexico have made
every kind of sacrifice TO carry on the war,
IL is one of the most imperious duties OF
the First Magistrate to prevent the calani'
ties iuscpafable from an assault, aud to
avoid all the consequences OF violent &C.
cupation of the city. To this end, and IN
the exercise Of his constitutional powers,
and in conformity with the wishes OF Con.
qress communicated to him on the 10Th
July last. be has determined TO hear the
propositions which Mr.. Nicholas Trst has
to make on the par, Of the United States,
and TO consent that in the meantime there
shall be a suspension Of hoslilliet
As this question IS OF The utmost inter.
est to The Republic, his Exceilency desires
that the National Congress should take
their appropriate part, and accordingly he
directs me 10 NOTIFY yonr Excelency that
YOU may take measures diligently TO sum
mon The Deputies 10 assemble al l. o'clock
to-day.
relterale the assurances Of ms distm
gulshed consideration. God and LIherty
JOSE RAMON PACHECo.
The armlstice which was ultimately
agreed upon 80 insert, with the respec
tive qualifications uuder which Il wa
sgucd. ltolii be seen that Gen. Scott
are important
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-09-23

The arm s'lce has GgaIly been settled
and siRseo, and do not tell bali the story
when Say loaI II has produced universal
dissatisfaction 10 the army in TIE entire
army. Ia the fire. place let NE give you.
FROM recollection, rs aala provisions, and
then | will give you an idea as % the mode
by which 1t was brought about,
The articles Of the armlslice first 20 on
10 say, that hostlltles between the Two ar.
MES are at once 10 cease, IN order hat the
peace propositions Of the United States
may be listened to, and that they, the hos
Utilities, are DOT TO lie renewed until either
commander shall give the other forty.
eight hours notice that in the meantime
all work or Qualifications on both sides shall
cease, and tina, no further felnlorcemenls
for either party shall be allowed TO ap.
proseh nearer than twenty eight leagues Of
the capital that 40 persons other than cit.
iz9ns shall be allowed 10 enter the city, and