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twas chiefly owing TO the galsnry Of Major Bennett,
ne rsymaser. that the specie saved lie In one
mem himself when the wagon attacked. and fought
We aro panied hear that the ne changer sent out by
he cinzens OF New Orleans Col Harvey was captured
by the Mexcsns. Their daring was 80 great that they
e'o" a,sfed woman who was In the wagon but sho
rescued by our men after some hard fighting.
There are about 1000 mon in camp at Vera Cruz
zen shields was at JasPa, and about leave for
o United states, when he received order from Gent
scott 10 Join him at Puebla.
Iherc are no preparations defend any point between
fuebla and the Capital All the odds and ends of IN. a,
my are collected In city, about 90 600 In number bu,
poorly armed, and Of miserable material There was n
small pronaneismienfo nj the City Of Mexico which was
y pun down by Cen Bas'amenie IL was got up by
.renons OF tho peace party and Gomez Faras' party.
heir cry was down with Santa Anna 90 but the Presi-
Sen' "a 'nferm sun maintains his power aud influence
congress has refused TO accept his resignation.
We have about COCO men Puebla under command OF
Worth and Quitman.
Cen Scott will remain Pucbs until he is reinforced
Cen Bravo Is In command OF tho army at the CAPITAL
Santa Anna has published quite a flaming account of
the affair between him aud Gen. Worth, at Amo1ooue -
The truth is that he had large force OF cavalry which
was attacked by Col Duncan's battery and Ma, Ron,e-
vile OF the 9th Infantry lie did not wait 10 receive
than ono voloy from which, however he sustained n
heavy loss and then aed in the widest disorder towards
the Capital.
Tho gallant Capt. Walker has commenced hi. ,so,L If
retaliation on tho euerrlas. On tho morning of the sth
inst he started with his command from Perote ON an
dion some distance the interior During tho e,pcdi
uoh ne succeeded IN capturing nineteen gueras and nm
Alcalde-he has employed them in cleaning the street,
and sinks. ~
letter had been received in Vera Cruz on the 18th
INST previous 10 the sailing OF tho Galveston direct from
he head quarters OF Gen. Scott, stating that Gen Scott
issued orders Tor the removal OF the government from
Vera Cruz 10 Tuxpan This change was said 10 be in
part owing to the sickness in Vera Cruz and because
communications could be more easily kept up between
iuApan and fuebla than between the latter place and
Vera Cruz. All the public stores in Vera Cruz wonl IN
mat case be removed TO TuSpan. and troops only sui
eient to garrison the place left Vera Cruz The acy
NY displayed among the different vessels the harbor of
vera Cruz IN shifting thu from els having but
small portions OF Government property on board into
Others nearly full, with the evident intention of move
would go Tar to confirm the rumor OF change the base
OF operations.
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OEEGoN ENI5EASrs.-The ST. Joseph Ga -si'e, Of the
lh after stating That four hundred and thirty three wa
CONS had passed through Independence tins spring. with
engans for Oregon and California says that the number
which have passed through that place will make the aggrc-
gate upwards Of thirteen hundred wagons-yyhich ii hey
average 1--we persons To each wagon, will swell the number
d emigrants to thousand five hundred, large aud small
The emgrants in small numbers still coming TO St
Joseph.
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The wheat harvest is in progress throughout the
State The Loudoun paPes inform us that the quality
"i the crop IN that important wheagrowing section OF
Virginia Is OF superior quality, while there is difference
I" opinion as 10 quantity 1t to he conceded how
ever that the yield will be large not larger than that
OF last year The looks unpromsng and the oat and
hay crops are almost total failure
Inc Charlottesville Advocate SAYS the wheat crop in
that county will be good one OF very fine quail
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uJ THE GREAT FESTIVAL, BY THE FRIENDS
OF MR. JOHN y. COUGH, will take place at tho CHI
NESE MUSEUM, on SATURDAY EVENING next.
18Th
In New England, New York Penny!ysns and the South
Mr. Cough has delivered addresses audiences numbering
near HALF AILfioN Of people, which THIRTY EIGHT THOU.
sAND have signed the total abstinence pledge AMI numbers
nave been induced 10 ABANDON in rum lie
has given an upward and onward to tho glorious
pefnnce reform more eectual than all the lecturers aud
speakers combined. Forty addresses in tins cv-onc Il,
IOOO students and young For such EXTRAORDINARY
EFtDRTs Mi Cough has received adequate remuneration
save ony IN the consciousness Of doing good. But his
lnenos are now desrous OF encouraging and
WARD IN his career, and with this view will give
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT
IN THE UPPER SALOON OF THE MUSEUM
under the patronage Of Committee composed Of sixteen
If our most eminent Clergyman Todd and JUDGE
Bowler, Dr. James Bryan, w Wilson Col Thomas r. Flo
renee. Col W +. Smith, s. Collins and others Of our most
prominent citizens, whose numerous for an
advertisement, but will be- found upon the circular-
MRS. WATSON, and other popular yocsli.ts " IN sing
appropriate songs accompanied by Myers superb Gold Ne.
dal Piano Forte. JOHNSON'5 BAND. under the di,ec-
ton 0 Anderson, will play during the evening and .ovo.
raj Of popular speakers will add to The the
cassloa. Mr. COUGH will deliver TWO ADDRESSES
IN the course Of the evening.
Mr. Coughs powers Of oratory can never be described
they must be- seen % be appreciated Numerous tesm1-
mails have filled nowspapcf such mpattal evidence a. h,
following ron the New York Courier and ErquIrcr;
Though entirely uneducaiod Mr. Cough one Of IN,
most n cfcslug ond effective speakers over heard I
addfcsscs low from hs heart and with an instructive cuss
Of pfopey which the thorough teachings often m {,
impnhe never tutors anything the least with
popfoty, and seldom violates the rules Il the scfest taste
lie BE- natural orator and hear him without q
deepest Rfnhhcation lie has done nmonso amount
good ana OH 300 80 se-denynR manner that hs pecunar
resources have not been materially augmented The Tenn
porance cause H under deep obligation to him Tor his eSer
tons
TINS s the testimony Of hundreds Of the most influential
presses Of OIL socis and parties.
DyiS5 CovsoL,uoN.-Frederck the v Of Denmark. IL
/ ufa I4rf ru.r unF IL .aa
me, ~ my last hOu that never wuiy offended any one
and that h're 70 not a drop Of bio0doa my haads"
The expense incurred by the Now York police depart
moni during ihe last year for earring drunkufds was 5
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~ 1t will afford general qualification to learn that Ex-
Senator Evans Of Maine. will probably be a member Of
the next House OF Representatives Mr. Becher the mem
Der elect from the kennebec district in which Mr. Evans
resides has, OF his notion offered to resign his scat
in that body Mr. Evans will consent to be candidate
to succeed him. Mr. E. has yet acquicsced in thu. az
angemen but it is believed tina, his reluctance to do SO
will be overcome by the urgent solicitation OF his friends
IN and GU, OF the State The proposition OF Mr. Becher
Is as credabe 10 the disnteres,cdness OF that gentleman
as it is complimentary 10 the ability of Mr. Evans
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Government Messenger.

Since the above article written learn that officer
OF the U. S. Army went To Washington yesterdays
bearing dispatches the Government The Repub
lcan OF yesterday afternoon he brings information OF
The election Of Herrera President Of Mexico and that
when he left the Army, the general impression seemed
three weeks.
We presume the arrival Of the messenger in Washington
will induce the immediate OF the Travelling Cab
I.ai Ia rltr
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G. w. X.
PuEnI.A. Innn q lSI

=. fuEBtA, June 3 lSI7.
hendal IL too unwe TO write YOU. and as there il an
extraordinary express about leaving Jaapa concluded
lew lines even from stranger from this interesting omar
ter might not prove unacce ptable.
Gen. Scott and satr the dragons ,r.in Of h,,,
io'V wagons Mr. Kendall. your humble servant and ma
particular quantity OF ddrenturers reached Pueb, ON the
'n UT, ana on The 2eh Gen Twigc's division, with
the eig uain all OF whom and which combined with pre-
vious arrivals give force OF about COCO men GOO uns
ons and near 5000 horses and mules Mai Gen OnI-
man and Maj Gen. Worth had been in Possession nj h
town thirteen days when arrived. Two dsys AGO n
was thought Gen. Scott would move Immediately on The
capital but think this morning he will remain here three
or Tour weekR, at the expiration of which time he will MOI
only have slightly increased his army but will have ali his
horses IN good condition Santa Anna has resigned the
presidency and the act eIeiies astonishmen
We have not been advised what action the Conpre. has
taken upon the subject. Many reasons nre aeSg,J e.
the res snauon but the plausible can devise are his
wish to attest his popularity with Congress or desire
act OF negotiation ~ ~
was much surprised find the church party here so
much opposed TO Santa Anna Amongst the San Angus
nne monks and Tiars do not believe he has friend
Herrera Is the ayore OF tho clergy. Yesterday friend of
mine who speaks Spanish passing well conversation
with two reverend gentlemen and when he told them that
we IN favor OF Herrera, they seemed delighted and
shook him by the hand with great good will In this place
there is less Than five hundred prests and they being
owners OF onehai the town. exercise independent Of their
hoy calng great influence the people They are
treated with great respect too, by people, Every
officer, non-commssoned officer and soldier is ordered 10
salute them m the Streets and day ago. when the
bishop visited Gen. Scott the guard turned and
remained at present until his holiness had passed in and
out again To conquer peace the best method is evident
y to conciiae the clergy. To the 18th we have papers
from the capitol Nothing is said whatever OF defending
the place.
Ell Republican, says that troops arc dying with DIOR
rma and other diseases Jaapa and when they were or
deIed 10 march Puebla refused positively To obey the
order Before this time they probably advised TO the
contrary Frenchman yesterday and reports tina,
Bravo and Canalizo have resigned from the army Ii Is
possible that tain OF wagons may leave here for Jaapa
IN day two have heard that post W IN be bro
ken up. Plenty OF everything for an army in Pueba
ms.
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Alum Springs, i'm Rockbrid-c.

We glad see by notice in the Lexington Gazette
that valuable watering place, the buildings Of which
were destroyed by fire few months ago will be re-opened
Tor the accommodation Of small number OF v>sers ON the
LIST OF July New buildings part completed, are now IN
progress.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lkkfoRrKD AND cokREcrkp TWICE A vxsx Kor rux ,xuts
ToBACCo-No change to note since our Is,, quota.
tons. W" ''' f~
fLouR.No operatOns-held at STts7s.
CORN-95 cents.
CoFFEE--Firm, with a slight advaneo-,,. ,o,.
Lszuayra 78aSc; Rio 7ia7ie; Java l0alIc ST Doningo
6}a7c. 49, N'"''s'
CUT NAlLS-4ta4Ic.
FlSI-ierings s6i from STORE shad Ssasi.
OATS-55s6Oc.
whlskEY-Bbls. 35a36c; Hhd. none in market
LlME-Thomaston from store, soc.
TEAS-lmporal aud Gunpowdcr Soc TO al rs; Bl,el
25a50e. S'-'' 'A
MoLAsSES-New Orleans, in Dbl. % to Sec; Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23a3Oc. 1870
CANDLES-Spcm 30a33c.; Patent Sperm aOc; HuIr,
Patent lac; Tallow l2iaI3c
CLOVER SEED-S4la5-dull
HERDS GRASS-Si. ! Nominal
TIMOTHY Do.-$3 per bu,hel \
PIG IRoN-S25 To 35
OlL--Wntcr strained oil best II 9 cts per p,l
rkoNlSloNS-Baeon. new. hog round IOalI ren,,
western Sides. lO3alOi Shoulders sisic; New Lard IOi
allie. for No. I. ~ VI
PLAsTER-FrOm tho Wharf. 1915 per ton; do
Basin $3.50. - ' ~"
sla9i. NV '''' ''1''A
SHoT-51a5i
SALT-$l6 5.
EXCHANGE
n. York drafts ta} prem. Baltimore draft, I,1 preu
S naue Cp tat North Carolina Ia2 dis.
south Carolina dis. Wheeling 2 dis
Treasury Notes ! prem. Tennessee dds
ALABAMA Sac dis Specie ;aI prem
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THE TRAvEI.I.INc cARINrr

Mr. Buchanan the Secretary Of State. left Washington
on Saturday last to "iolow in the footsteps of his illus
uious predecessors OF the Cabinet on their up of relax
alton The Secretary would like no doubt to Jolioc Mr.
Polk elsewhere than to New York . But no has so many
old federal sins TO atone for, Ito nothing the wmo,
froviso that we suspect he has reached the topmost
round OF all his greatness Secretary Mason will act M
Secretary OF State during Mr. Buchanans absence Who
il TO act as PTesident while Mr.. Polk is ABSENT Mr.
Walker
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DIED.

~ her residence In Hanover Saturday, Q6t inst Mrs
MANY hOsBY ec Of the ae Mr. samuel Nosby IN tbe 7ia
Jeaf ~ her age rhe decreased had been fo lny ysa member
o. The Bapuu Church and has en BRIGHT etsnph Christian
ehafacter In Death. He cam, peaceful ADD r. ~
ot and manifested desire "depar add Christ
Yesterday oeos, SAMUEL ~ sseond son Of Ana
W and Pcyton Johnsion aged years and months
The ends and o. family requested
tend bic funeral from bsrs Main street
without further uvitation this morning. AZ 10 oeiock
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" AT apubhc meeting OF the citizens OF Loudoun
county, on the 18th instant were adopted to re-
store to his native county the remains OF Capt Stevens
Thompson Mason, who was MORALLY wounded, while gal
anty leading his company in the desperate assault upon
the strongest position OF the enemy in the battle Of Cerro
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MARRIED,

On The lG.h at Hyco by the Rev. Jess g. Afmistead
DC IT. HtrEH Of buckingham JuufrH r. eldest daugh
ter Of DR.. VIM. a Trent II Cumberland.
On Tuesday evening The 18th inst, by the Rev. r. r.
Gibson, Mr.. WnLIsA BErHu. u Nelson county to Mss
ASS Rfgrcci mcCus, daughter Of William MeCue. Esq.
Of Albemarle. ~
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ION the arrival OF the boat the Brooklyn side the Pres
den was welcomed by cheers and other OF graf
hestion on the part OF the Brookynitrs at his visit
"On proceeding short distance up Fulton street. hi. car
age took position close that OF Mayor Suyke who ad
dressed him, and TO whom the President briefly repled
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Exchange BANK of yirpini,

w Inc Stockholders are reminded that their
Adjourned meeting viii take pace At the Backing in the
"oto on ihukSDAf, the LIST day of July O'Clock
W. for the purposs further considering nd FMS -
n- question OF establishing Chee Of Dseout Deposit IN
IN conformity with the provisions Of the
nY OF virginia passed March si 547" decided IN In. NJ
Ne 10 take such measures be necessary carry the
sans into effect A full attendance Is Tcquested
ny Orier Of he CAairmas
I9-9awtl.tJuy ia
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u The Gris Mill belonging to Col Samuel Mcdowell
Ked, near Lexington, destroyed by fire on the 22d
instant together with nearly 1000 bushels of gran and
few barrels OF -four Suspicious are entertained that the
mill fire by an inccndary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-29

~ DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co. will sell at auction.
is morning al III o'clock, without regard weather
general assortment OF Groceries &c 10 which they k Tho
a.eenuoh OF dealers. Peg
W SAFE OF Lots nj Rock cts.-We shall sell
this evening at O'clock upon the premises two Lois of
"r1uhu-ohe OF them fronting Lester no feet
and Al feet deep and other lying in the rear hereof
$50 feet long, running back So ono end and 81 feel
on the other, TO left 90 feet wide for an intended
canal. WILLIAMS & uAy.IT .
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W The Legislature Of New Hampshire, in consdera.
ton OF the Acknowledgement of Thos. w Dorr the hero OF
Chepachei in his native State. Rhode Island has granted
TO that PeseeHted individual the rights of citizenship in
the Granite State. This a kink in Progressive De-
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u Col Richard H. Baptist, who recently took the field
ne the AnCaneus candidate for Congress- in the Peters
burg district has backed in obedience to the decree Of
tue sa'd caucus IN which las much
as mentioned! Let the Locos alone for managing rebels
whip them in or kick them OUT. was Gen Jaekson,s
great maNm and the history the party Of which he was
the founder shows his remarkable sagaeiy in the manage
ment OF men, We understand however, the result will
not be materially affected by Col Bapusts Withdrawal
IL The Norfolk Beacon OF yesterday states that the
Trustees OF the town OF Portsmouth have purchased the
Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad the Board OF Pub
lie Works Of this State for the sum OF $4,000 upon
credit OF six years and that the said trustees have since
sold the road to MessTs Henshaw & Co Of Boston, upon
what terms is not stated. The company intend i'm
mediaiey to lay down 7 rails from Portsmouth towedon
aud will extend the road Is miles further in order to con-
meet with the Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad.
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DRINKER q NORRIS,

dealers AN Piano fOrtcs, Books and Stationary.
AVE- ON hand and continue % from worc.s,er
supplies of his celebrated French Grand Action Pianos hey
frum ocaves Rosewood and Mabogan, go,
and ~ the latest nj finish.
h woes'efs Pianos win be foundio combine every
nov ony aeaDe pu absolutely necessary 10 the PERFECTION
fanoe great size and strength n the frame. are
surprising and eurouy the tension Of The
MS ssh aud superior workman hip particular
ana ih a-ned wood which be- renders dura
i've nut capable Of they may be aubr ted
% n soCd zone 10 the last lie ercsls producing
cf all arienic yet sweet ioneand M bis
snguary perfect touch The doBeaoy the machinery NAV h.
imagined when through my expressed every shade Of feel
hS ana sounds brought forth, winch often delicate
song
10 'ho'e IN want ofa superior Instrument beg to say
1 Orders from the county receive prompt attention an
pc 70 The ca'Tc satisfaction Of the purchaser both
9 written accompany each In-trs.nent -oL
and should they not to be- rd .r,mnit,n
''ao"eseo supr"fV NE purchase money will be- refunded
rano, tuned and repaired The best experience
We beg to refer the following te-tinon,s.
PIANO FORTES.-We gladly take the OF
pouny N The present rcat Of strangers ci
70 speak u The Piano Fores o. Mr. Worcester tvnf oecsson
purchase an instrument consulted distinguished professor
the piano foe, and BY bic appled to Mr W. ~
We arc hap 70 s1y with entire atsacion quality pro,
There s always fashion, even about musical nfumer
but fortunately e tone and finish good piano fe r. sta
upon m own infinse merit, which the gore
Judgment and those who arr about putel
.ns mat ssy VII not be Disappointed they ny Mr. worc,te
panos The one which yielded siQ5O Biewas fof the fi
w,sof he Manufacture IN. " Christian Inquirer. Il
The r'puiaiion Of NJ wofeestersra IL sueh That
their quality Of tone, eeganeo workmanship or Fent e.
nee " sufficient ioi the purpose 10 state that They are no
~ cteeed IN shy respect They IN mahogany
esss fom sir 70 Those In really rood
umens which they purchase with perfect con6dcnee sho
~ ~ means eraminethoo Of he manufacture v MR.
a Court of Quarterly Session held tor
county q Louisi AZ the Count IIou'e thereof on Nono
he I'm day of June, 1857.
Upon ne moou ofJosph Foultes Distributor N the ss,u
feter Foutes deed the Couu That a persons ~
may have claims agans The sad deecden ethb the sanr
ms hdninisfator Charles Jones' within seventy days from
Time for settlement and copy Of IN. orisr h. p,slbc
eight ween snccessvsy Richmond Newspaper and 20
" me dofo mi, Court House for Couu DAYS
~ ee--vsw JouS uuSrpo ~, .,
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N. Y. COMMERCIAL ApyERrIsER OrrIcr, ,
l. ~. y

y Nj.
Al the close Of our last weekly review the flour m,Ike,
had become completely unsettled by the news received
from abroad by the Cambria and prices hsd dropped tap
ldy down from about 1915 for Western TO NJ which
the market closed very fiat During the present week
'hore has been considerable uctuaon prices the ex
uemes Tor cstern being from S6.S7b $3.50 at which
portion OF which were for shipment. The market hi.
morning is hrm at 81 for Michigan and 72I for Cen
eSee In Southern descriptions there is very little doing
nominal. ~
Wheat has arrived freely during the week. and prices
nave rcecded. We quote White ut Sl,75a 81 so and
Western and mixed At 81 so The last sale of Ryo Was
al 81 10 There is bu, little Offering Tho sales Of Corn
nave been very large but they have kept up the re-
eepe and prices have fallen of. Barley sells at 10 as
cents. Oats are worth 50 SIS cents
The sales OF Cotton for the week ending las, evening
amounted TO $3.50 bales including 500 upland md Flo
lda ana ,49O Mobile and New Orleans. The arrivals
ior the same period were q, LIS bales Prices have de-
chned full OF cent per pound during the week We
qnote as follows
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Morgan EIccIion.

4 leter ison friend IN Morgan county, confirmed by
-p from the Office Of The Marasburg Gazete gives ,hs
oowae pasis statement q the in this county At The
Iecsn, special election for delegate tho next Lsgsa.
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EuRNlP sEED-Ruia Baga, Large White
--.-... D-..n se. IotReS II Baldwin.
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enabled TO reach position from which he gave them 80
we're hire OF muskety. Near 20 Mexicans were Killed or
wounded and the scampering OF the
amusing IN the extreme. Santa Anna IL 10 thought wa.
endeavOting to etbeween the commands Of Cens Worth
and ouitman, with the intention OF having a brush with
the latter but, this his intention no was mos, sig
nally foilsd.
.ounanu mere mas been annoyed by continued
mois OF an attack by troops from Mexico aided by rising
OF the inhabitants OF the city; bat the active
nave oeen taken to guard against surprise enclose
proclamation issued by Gen. Worth to-day.
As regards the movement of the army can y,vs
no information Gen. Twisgss division viii DO up to-
morrow OF next day. and then definite plan of opo
ration will be adopted
send this oil hap hazard by the disencia to Jalap,
but 1t is doubtful whether II will reach New. Orleans
G.. w, X
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PuEBLA, June q. lSi7.
send you hlc OF the Courier francois of the civ or
Mexico. also n number OF orders and other do,pm.,
The Courier contains nearly oil the news OF importance,
10 read and publish account Of Santa Annals affair \,
AmozoPuc, as II is peculiarly rich IL said that Anon,e
has been sentenced to be shot the capital Tor HOLDING
sonabe correspondence with OF our generals IN. 4,
certainly IN PRISON, but hardly believe will be
ihee was another revolution At the city of Mexico two
OF three days SINCE at least such report but
put down by Gen. Bustameno almost immediately Tn,
ohga'os OF 1t are friends OF Gen Faras; and as is sun.
posed OF peace with the United States aud one Of their cries
was death TO Santa Anna" BY the way the story now
Is that the Mexican Congress will accept the resisna
non OF santa Anna Oi course there some trick in
his resignation. AVA y"
Yours &c. a. w 4,