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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-29

RELIEF yoR IRELAND.-The following is list OF
the cargo OF the United States relief ship James
town. which cleared yesterday for CoIk In Ireland -
SIT barrels bread Ii3 do beans 633 barrels 2,0a3
bsgs corn half barrel beef; 10 barrels half barrel
ia boxes, bundles clothing terc<s, half BARREL
bag beans; % barrels halt barrel -four 100 teroes
hama; 400 barrels halt barrel pork 10 barrels half do
ost meal 723 borrels sss bags meal barrel,
box oats 80 barrels peas 80 barrels bog po,stoes
100 half barrels rice - barrels 10 bags box rye
half barrel merchandise bags wheat boxes hsh.
The cargo is valued at tso,7i4.-boaen Journal
March AZ.
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ADVENTURES or A HALr-SovEREiaN.--A letter
from New York transmitted by the Cambria and directed
Richard shsI Esq Liverpool duly arrived bat, hV
m,stake at the Post Office, sent forward the Lon
don bog The General Of course, returned
II to Liverpool and after the necessary delay, was
thrown into MIR. shells box. On proceeding 10 open IL,
Mr. shje found adherpg TO the seal hslf-sov 81 egp,
bright and undimmed whom it was used substitute
for q seal - Ldverpooi Journal
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NECONU WARU HO7'EI-


WHO does not know this fine LUNCH HOUSE, ss No
w Nassau street o. IN there when you WILL partec
i.ry At II ee,ek IN the iorenoSp the table e,.pl
ISIu2; truly capital Place for Hsf-,hmsnui for
Floyd hmith snow how to their trends customer
AZ the EAR You end Martin Botne-eysry body hn9ws M
who ever stopped at Tho AsteI House. Loy,yoy hls
eity o, rosnans National Hotel, in Wash,aston Mar"
like loadstone no draws his friends because they like tire
attraction We say again. tho sscoud Ward Hotel, Of
tho hes places IN the city obtain good Lunch
excellent glass Of ale OF liquor Of any kInd rnhe lmr
u HkUMATlsN, FANS AND STIEFNEs OF THE
~ JOINTS, sCROFULA, DISEASES or THE bKiN
nc. nc Kiros COMPOUND SysUr Hydodafe OF PotAssa
Sarsapsra and Yellow Dock-Ths medic nsl remedy T.
published for sole benefit OF those eras from rheum
and stiffness Of the JOINTS Of The muses
lar substances them erupons OF the skn and diseases
arising from impure Of the blood NC. From
AIDE under the direction and supervision Of the
of the Faculty II has received their snimous
and have pronounced u the best
sbe OF remedies for the above named dsesses
IL prepared from the artcies and warranted
give ratification thns, purhcs and quickens the
allsys irritation and leaves every OF
economy ia a perfect state OF health.
The and ncreasug demand for article Of this kind
hss induced the bne before the public
all have the benefit Of and know there remedy
for these distressing complaints ed
full confidence and needs bat iai convince the
Prepared and soIdby cHXRL ~ ". RING. Druggist,
is2 Brcedwsy cor. Johns,
NJ d. Be observe the xritshn sig9 ne Of T.. l..
Rise the cork of esnh bottle. va im-c
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Trade AT STNeAPoRE-The Singapore Free
Press publishes a comparative abstract Of the
Official returns Of the trade OF that island for the past and
present year, of which the following the principal
items. The total amount of treasure and merchandise
imported in the past Official year it, in companys
PEGS, 10 9o2 276 exported 20 $685. TAI Tho toal OF
chandize imported from Great Britain is in company
rupees 09S 500; from Continental Europe, $40 800; Cal
cutts 47Sy $780, China, 75S4I9; Java, 426 1877; the
rest being cniefy made by the trade with the neigh
boring islands, and Eastern Archipelago The exports
TO Great Britain OF merchandise in company ruuess
2le3 4O3; Calcutta 962 l9o Continental Europe. o6b7os
china, 432 b03 The trade with the United States
America Is extremely smsll-importa III compaoy's
pees. 4s,be3, exports, 10. 3sl Tnat with New south
Wales increasing; the imports being In compsnys
rupees, lac 63l; the exports 49,, 1872 The whole
Of tho place steadily increasing and shows what
perfectly tree trade can effect in place having no
commerce oil its own, wilderness. Yet with this
successful example before their eyes rulers appear
unwilling TO extend the principle TO other places simi.
larly circumstsnced The whole expenses OF Snga-
pore more than covered by excise duty, hich
does not Affect its internal commerce. yet the mania Tor
regulating il allowed its full at Hongk ong, and
Alden 10 loaded with duties and port charges
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1872 BROADWAY, CORNER OF ioHs STREET,
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES

- - Iron the Bo,tou TffvsIler
- mos VERBENA CREAM-This shaving compound
~ ali the rage, well onsora professors a.
hose who prefcc gather their urns crops
The b,rbss Of IL lasts twice long As the sms
snyohe- wnile those VINO
their declare that 18th ths Verbens san
doll will smoother face thin moN 81 ne o.
soaps with SHARP STEEL bes des fragrant 10 the sen
sosnipg the skin great destroyer OF freekies im
and what better than ALL IN these hard times s''
almost for ssons. ...., q, y,.g
Wholesale aad retail, by CHARLES NIIH
ga imsfh Druggist ls2 broadwsYi coi"rf 'VN' "
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HEHALD-Every cay, Pnce Gems Per copy--S
70 Per annqm--payabls in advance.
wEhkLi tEhALD-Every Saturday-rrice 6z cents
PER ccnnyTs 2H cent, anrum- payable in advsnee
hENALD FOR EUROfE-Every steam Packet day.
vance. -
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD-Publishod the
M OF Japns OF each year-singie copies sixpence each
ADVERTISE sENrS at the usna prices-always cash
In edya should be written in plain
leglbe maansr The Proprietor win not be responsible for
errors thar may occur them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
All letters or ny mall addressed &C the
shmcnt pos paid the will Do
Quoted from the substitution money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
New YoRK HEHALD EsrABLisHMErr,
N~vtb " est ~ Fulton a9A Nsssss
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A COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE

sssS a COUNTRY Reside2ce sud Farm on the south
o. Long Island about 20 miles from this c,sy; can
~ Ieached .. three hours by the railroad. IL lies on
the old south Road miles East Of Babylon and directly
OPPOSITE ere ISLANDS contains about 50 Of are
fenceo into os and under good Improvement he Heuse
T. most one comparatively new and
~ large haYin I'VE rooms The ground floor he
buildings consist of Barn. Gaiuery Carriage ouse Ice
House, &c arc ~ good order good Garden with
heSs Sna d me grounds ABOUT The house beautifully
the land extends Bay on the Snulh and
back 10 railroad pear the Thompson station There is fine
tshhg owing &c and 10 Of the heahiest places in The
UEse stea hafthe purchase money remain on mort
ow Applyio OEOnG, Is III
e the Office 9l the Lcng Jssud ts,i,esai,o..
mlIfwswh uWilliam st. Merchants Exchange
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FOR SALE,
Ax A FARM of fifty two acres, most deliRhtful,v nj

LNM A FANM Of nifty two acres, most delightfully."- q
Hf tuft ted, about Ave miles from Elizabehtown N ].
Ico,rp ising han dsoms oommodous Dwelling House,
lifted with marble mantes and convenience for
Specialize amily; ne whole including s.rdeners house,
sn' ice hosse AID other buildings in substantial f
The easy from New York either by the various
ears ren Jerey Ci the ferry to Ezabetport, wher
railroad trein runs within hundred yards Of the house
renders this prapery valuable hose doing business
in tins city Ire cater part Of the purchase money
Ia Cor three years bond and mortgage, five per
WISE SUNS, liz Pearl st.
Also for gle, dwelling house. No. 3sl Washington street
msrh
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Il. % q. BRA NJ ON,
Successors to y. A. MUNDEN.
b LOOK TIER SIGN
MANIJEACT ITREna
= | q N PAL " L + X 8

NO. J TRycN ROW,
Adjoining the Harlem Railroad Office, New Forb.
REyERErox.Waspingron Store-, William street; Hath
snns Hotel Judsons Hole Natioaai Hots PsrA Hotei
U. s. Bonded Warehouse, Maxim Tea Company, ke he.
jale Arm re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-29

OPENING OF THE LAKE AND CANAL The follow
ING table exhibits the date Of tAe opening of the lake and
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FLOkENUk HOUSE.
No. 400 Rrood,cay, CORNER Walker Street, ~ z.

IVO. 4uU ET00GicGy, corner YGlker Street, ~. 4.
GA JOHN FLOhENCE, Jr., has now completed his
E& arrangements for opening to the public ut tho tlegan,
has great expense erected Hotel TO be conducted the
eau PAN IN addition 70 the eommod'ous Restaurant
the floor. esoye, spIeaddiy furnished with every modern
improvement IN furniture decorations Sc Besides these
are smaller similarly furnished, for the
moda ION oil individuals. or Of small parties where Gas H.
BY cere on the plan attached 70 the establish
nrpt tersnce quite distinct from that with the public de
parmen are some sixty bedrooms single and DOUBLE with
ele2ont srors adioL ngthe hole forming first class h.
tel for to be conducted scale
and S.eommodaiion hilbert unatained in this country.
j. Jr truss that At Is for him assure the
public That his laroer hs wines and indeed his entire cult
nary department will be OF the best knd and
he invites genie who dcsirous OF same time
ottsping board either separately call upon
HIM above where he will be happy to afford them every
m2 lm%re
nstrh T. I347 -
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION,

AmMY OF OCCUPATION,
u. 8 steamer Corvette, Sd December, 1916.
MajorI have the honor to sckno ledge the ipt
of your letter Of the 25h Of November 10 accordance
with the orders Of the commanding general have
pended the the Illinois until have
received the instructions which you say were sen. by
Major Mccall, who hope will SOON join desire
say hat havs gwen orders to The Tennessee regi
ment except for its police and
discipline In my letter OF the 24th Of November Ia
formed yeu that should order the regiment Of Tennss
horse to proceed directed In your letter Of tns 9th
OF the same month therefore what At loss 10
understand why the commanding general shoul in this
case direct you to express me his entire esoppr0v
dered by him 10 DO Although think had clear right
10 order Captain Hunter, ID dragons TO proceed to
New Orlcsns and bring outth ho and for
companies H. aud X Of that regiment, that the
NAV be at once mounted and prepared for the ied
that there has been departure from the regulations VI
the army; yet the commanding general dsspprovs OF
this ste and a. Captain Hunter 10 tho with
ne | will order him back to Canargo As have been
very angus that ell my proceedings IN Mexico should
merit receive the appreciation OF the general com
mtndng cannot but regret thst any act Oh mine shoud
meet with his disapprooaton
have also to acknowledge the receipt Of extract from
special orders No 49, the original o. which was sent
date command and stationed at the same place. have
remark that neither sent up Of approved any appl
correspondence with headquarters was Greet and did
not pass through ths usual channel Colonel Bakers
regiment i'll march with only one held ofcer, THE
msor) venture to request that hereafter all correi:
pondence with officers under my command be passed
through the usual channel This is courtesy due me.
and shall expect IL
of trans ortaion, and inform you when tho column I'm
der my command will move.
am, sir, very respectfully your o S servant
Major General A Commanding
Major w w s. BLIss Assistant Adjutsnt Gene al, hsad
quarters Army OF Occupation, Monterey. Mexico
HEApeuaRrERs AMY OF OccurATIoS,(
Camp near Monterey, Dec ~, Isio
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FOK SALE Or RENT

For SALE or RENT
FRA THE THREE STORY house No. II Barclay
fNiE street. tsiabie in rearl furnished ifrequred.
Stores sud pwe'Iir suabe for fancy dry goods Rent
low good ,ensDts. Apply at 2o3 Broadway, johnson
A mi tf
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IBvA FOR s4LE-W,ll DO .old 1t Public Auc ion IN
E. Lambs,sville, ~ j. on Tpesd 9Th day Of spril.
rner of Coryel and Franklin Foundry, Ma
shSe shop three House: to the highest bidder
Ihiistspha aud New York also Delaware New Ter
miles Asoa rsmad shout to be butt in said village
IL sh,r' plac. 10 the Union aes for
The village il IS miles from Trenton
Philsd. pha 80 from New ork om Eaton Pa 50 from
Kew Brunswick For further partc apply TO the UNDER
siEaed on The premises. J.P. MICH.
March 2td. i847 m23 AZ &Ih
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

IA Ia RURA, LIFE, fronting the beautiful Hsritan
EF BAY rsndbRe full aud view from the Righ-
. lands OF Ntyesnk to the Narrows Large and small
f'ms improved and uaimproved property, the pur
Also fpurecn valuable building lots West Bloomfield
Pumpton adjoining IN. M.todist Lhurch parsonage op
posi-: the New Episcopal Church. Teins easy. Persons
Ges Of retiring from the city healthy location
where the shore. obtain ell information dered by
let port TO w q HAYNES Key Port, Monmouth comfy
Rev jersey. f26 Im*rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-29

5Is.ss Ole HUNDRED FARMS FOR BALE to one
Shund ac,ual settlers Of the be and mos, productive
k~-lands Payment i'll be sceved in their produc lions
1hey situated about the Of the United States
the terminus Of The railroad from Charles The eli
mate agreeable, stcaoy and extremely healthy well
wooded with aburd ant spsgs Of water Particulars Of this
ysaon of couny be had printed sheets either the
Eothe Hotel of Conrland and West the
Trustees Office NICHOLAS HAIGHT,
m2Jlw@rh 50 Wall sreet. Sd story.
FOR sALE-WESTCHESIE LAND.
ys.ss TO GENTLEMEN in want Of sites for country
seals T9 market gardeners n want % land fer s,f
~AA> deus and to all persons wishing a location in the
neignbohood Of New York -
so ceres land in the of Weschester within nine
miles Of the City Hail. with the right of passing Harlem
Bridge zee o. to are now Offered private sale IN lot:
minutes Yalk OF the front on good roads; are in the
Esight2 hood o. schools churches Of denomna
ton the ws,er IL cd and location healthy Title In dis
putablc Terms moderate. Applyto
GOUtERNEUR MORRIS,
MorIisiann, Westchester co., or to
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AeA FOR SALE-A small house and about six acres of
lind situate at RQesway Long lsand Oh the Rncka-
q the post Office Ose Of the land under peach
A.o, several other pieces Of land IN the ssms neighbor
hood
Enquire Of john L. Norton r II Delaney street the
ofH'e # John Fl Power. 10 Fulton street. m2e 3tsre
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4aA re LEE IL WILtlAMsBUaGH-The two
E:N story brick front house with odng doors contains
and base good order pump IN the
yard with ak lots Of ground carriage house. cherry plum
pa ..efoy laid ont with rose bu:hs. and variety
Enquire of CHARLES Church. 100 Chatham street or OF
Joh Skmsn, Of North Second ana Lomsr Streets
an he prom rn1l 2xwere
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- THREE 81 DRY HOUSE on Esd street, he
E:7 tween the Cd and Sd Avenues is well finished, aud
49, repe'e with tho atest improvements inclsdipx kch
sink cold aud baths closets &c
liap marble mansls the yard Of az
trea feet trout with verardah and French winds The
hosso Of Of houses the south side Of the
WISE SONS
mis- lm*rh '72 Pearl street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
a.ac iaritD;.

The Capitol IS being fitted up very elegantly
for the recr ption of the wise Of the nation.
In the Rotun8a notice chandaiter. which
: .ery handsome. The scaffolaing in the onie
- not vet taken down.
The Senate Chamber has been den! 5{isted- All
the furniture, carpets &c. have been taken out,
IN order that the mi gt be thoroughly CLEAN
81. Their Is also very splenlil chanaaiier IN
tbs apartment.
IT,. furniture has been removed also from the
II all of The House Of ReYre~- Btatives into tn.
Roias4#.a. au4 !. u-w carpet put down ! chan
ea-r Ike the one IN TIE senate Chamber .
uere-
saSpeus.a from the centre IF ti.e east-rn Por-
lieo S i .r-t- lamp, with three .as-5arnefs THIS
IS yzrs Eeat-
rTbrssraout the haiIfinr-in all the rooms.
passages. DC, have been placed gas-bnTHer4-
Along tire stone foo,-way which exteR1s i'm
tnsaI4tsIy around the Capitol, have been placed
ron laftga-pas,z, with gilIea tops. aud intended
% be supplied with gas When all these i'm
eroveFaents are finished, they Will add much to
the beauty OF this alfea..y splendid edi7ee
= ats1ust T. ing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
November IG, 1877.
r ALL RO A D S.
Richmond and DnytOn.

The corps of engineers, under Mr.. Forrcr.
have completed the survey Of three dilIere ut
routes for the Richmond and Dayton road. The
hrd near a direct line as practicab.e-,h
second througi, Eaton, and the third via. New
Paris. Tho first line is something like J. miles
shorter than either of the others. Mr.. Forrcr
will make his calculations and estimates, and
will be able to submit them TO the stockholders
and the public sometime in January next. Un-
I'll then, nc definite opinion can be formed to
the comparative cost of the dliftrcn. lines sur
SeyeG.
\ large amount Of stock has been subsc ril,ed
at Paris and Lonisburg, provided the northern
line should be sciected-ap amount, perhaps,
EoHc hat less, has been subsc ribed on the Eaton
route, provided their line should be selected
A nd about 800, 00J Of stock has been taken re-
gardiess Of the location OF the road. SUCH 4 The
nature of the subscriptions at this place and a
Dayton. The surveys have demonstrated one
thing-that a very practicable route can be had
and we feel confident that the propir, knowing
This, and their ability to construct the work they
will take hold of the matter in earnest, and en-
sure All early commencement and completion OF
tLc road.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

or a Pork-bonsc without finding hogs from The
Whitewater vsf-y. Cincinnati would have
been great city wiriou- the trade of this vale.
but she is what she IS i'll, il, and is far gre al
er thereby. When in The city short time since,
a friend told rs that he had been TO FIVE or six
wagon yards in the city in search Of team GO
ing TO Warren county; but wherever he went,
and of whoever te made the necessary inquiry,
he told they were frcm Wayne county, In
diana.
We have been surprsed at the course Of GER
tain editors in the city relative TO this route
They appear TO think that they OF the
trade of this section of the country, and all ;he.r
efforts appear be directed to dyerting the trade
of Davies and Martin counties in this STATE from
New Orleans. Some wise one, Jealous
than his fellows has gotten up map ofthe coun-
ties surrounding the Queen city, for the purpose
of facilitating the pro ection Of roads &c, and
has place. fhc population of Wayne county at
1900 when it doubtless exceeds 80 900. Union
county in extent of territory about half the size
Of Wayne, is Put down al i,000-Fayette Il
fraction larger Ihan L MON at II ,000-but Wayne
at $500.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
From the India State Journal
WiAig State Convention.

We are authorized. by majority of the
State Central Committee. 10 call conven-
ton Of the Wings Of the State for the pur-
pose Of selecting delegates to a National
Convention. and 10 form an electoral tick
ct. The Wings Of the different counties
in the State are hereby requested TO send
as many delegates to the State Conven-
ton. which viii assemble in this city on
Wednesday the 9th day of next January
as they may deem proper. That day has
been slectcd instead of the 10th (the time
at which our State Conventions have here
to.ora been heidi as the 10th comes on
Sunday. and because it IS not probable
the LEGISLATURE Will last longer than the
Tin of January.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
4 legal eure for Teiefsacy.

Ar Gregory, member Of the Sew forE
Le-E<fstare has introduced into that boaF me
following b.ll which wnl probably D. passed.
tbs iae. re suppose IS intended 10 proaace Te%
era IN the population OF tue [ nitea States men
sir. Gregory = doubt determined shall soon
overrat1 the valleys and mountains Of Mexico
with Anglo Saxon race-
Section /. The assessors Of the several towns
and wars in this State, shall levy and impose
poll tax Of seven dollars per annuTn, upon every
old bachelor aud every wiGoser RESIDENT "a
their respective towns . NJ wares
= Sach taxes shall be collected n the same
manner d are other taxes, and shall be fs1 oFeT
to the supervisors of the several towns, aud shall
constitute 4 f1ni for he support o. common
scheoI s5ncaticn Of the poor orphan cbf41reh' o.
lie tazsu ia sFaBch such children small Eesfa~.
? Everr unmarried white male, BucaA. 4cted OF
crime % rood healti: and fair physical prop2E-
ions ana ,si1o ! between the ages d twenty
egt zud y-ssr years. shall be Declined az Oh
l.acheior: and every maa who hasiEg oeen mar
r.es. aaa having lost has wife, shall remain an
married for 4 logger term than the SPACE OF Two
years. shall be deemed wsSowa- wIt5si1 ifIe PRO-
v sioas Il the first section of tbs at
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16

WHITEWATER VALLEY CANAL.-We are
unable 10 learn the full extent of injury
done this canal by the late trcshct. Runors.
no doubt, exaggerated. say that il is al
most entirely Observation-Disclosures reports.
which we sincerely hope are true. say that
100000 will putt in naygable order again.
But little damage has been done between
Cambridge and Brookville; but at and near
Harrison several breaches were made.
The destruction made on this canal by
the frcShct of last January. had scarcely
been repaired by the unsurpassed energy
of the citizens of the Whitewater valley
4 few trips had been made by the boats,
and the wontcd activity Of the produce
dealers along the line was manitcsting it.
seli-thc farmers were filling the ware
houses with grain at the highest prices.
when the canal was again broken, and
we fear it cannot be repaired before it viii
be required for the spring trade
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-16
RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 1912 NJ


By special express for the Philadelphia
North american and United States Ga.
zclte. New Orleans papers of the 9th inst.
have been received.
The steam ship Orleans had arrived
with Vera Cruz dates Of the lst inst. and
from the city Of Mexico to the 18th roe.
tober.
Atlisco has been taken without, the FIR.
ing o. gun. Santa Anna is superseded
IN the command of the army. bv Rencon,
notwithstanding the strong pro,es, of the
former.
II was rumorci tia, a quorum Of Con-
grc>> assembled NJ ouereiora, and agreed
% the amicablc adjustment of existing diff
lcultjcs.
III" capital was quiet, but the health Of
the army was not good. Several shocks
OF earthquakes had been felt.
General Lane reached pcrote. and Join.
cd by Captain Walkers command. he adj
vanced to tleremant!a. where n sanguin-
airy engagement took place in the streets.
in which Capt. VI alkcr and SIX other A.
mcr.cans were Killed: The Mexicans
having lost 200 iii Killed and wounded. re.
treated. and the Americans occupied the
city.
General Lane subsequently advanced
70 puebla. and drove out Gen, Rea, ai.l
occupied the city.
General Shields and Ouitman. are conn
ing home. Percifcr F. Smith succeeds
Quitman as Governor of the Capital.