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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-31
From the New York Herald Extra March 30.
Highly Important Intelligence FROM south America

Highly Important Inteingencc from South America
We have received by the arrival Of the Maid OF Or
leans, the Jorno do Concrete, and N1ercanhl, pub
lished at Rio de Janero, to the 18th ult inclusive
They contain intelligence from Buenos Ayres TO the
22d Of January and from Montevideo to the Goth.
1t appears that the Argentines, Buenos Ayreans,
have obtained one or victories over the Montevi
DEANS or the savage untarians" as they are sometimes
called.
1t will be recolec,ed that Gen. Rivera lately captured
Paisande but his soldiers committed 50 many excesses,
that the inhabitants revoed and aided by Orbe's troops
they drove the Montevdeans out Of the place This
Cured on the oath of January
The Buenos Ayrean General, Sarvando Gomez, pur-
sued Rivera to Maldonado En- route thher he was
attacked at Sanudi by Barrioe, who captured all his
horses and cattle, and took hundred prisoners.
Rivera reached Maldonado on the 9th OF January
The mediator between Conentes and Buenos Ayres,
Gen. Urquza of Entire Rios, has declared himself fully
in favor of Gen. Rosas.
1t seems that Gen. Onbe is master Of nearly all Para
quay Coonia is the only point not now in his posses
sion.
Those South American republics are about on par
with Mexico.
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THE UNION.

vdeo hides sold ID cents, with large discount of for
cash.
CorroS MARKEr.-At New York, yesterday, the cotton
market continued firm, and the sales reported have
amounted to about 800 bales
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which precede IT. II speaks OF an action fought the
Gath at Encantada, wherein the forces OF Gen Minon
not mentioned in the preceding accounts-achieved
victory We place little confidence in the report which is
very meagre at the BEST have heard nothing
of it before, either by letter rumor, from Tampco
the Rio Grande Yet give it for what it WORTH and
conclude the only Mexican accounts of operations near
Buena Vista which have reached us:
"CAroRcE, February Is, 1917.
DEAR UNCLE 1t is now O'Clock at night, and they
write the way-bi follows; AT quarter-pas
three the mail starts hour having been occupied In re-
ceivng and sending off the express which brings the news
Of the first victory OF at La Encanada yesterday
the 24h'
"The h that General NIifon has taken six pieces
of artillery killed three hundred men, and taken some pris
oners."
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90 We understand that no dispatches have been re-
ceved by this evenings mail from armies or squad
ron.
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fen &bar ct fbon onfin9 Su f6reien
Sod dam ! fboffet mir ettpa5 gu eiIen,
wenn e6 onoer6 in oieIem Ganop Site 1T,
gu eilen 9o5 1T Elm curiole6 &otf ~
Gr i1pie9, uno otbmete tief ouf. -
Dieb mar fir Den 8irtb, pel1er poQe
fonmen en9liO perltanb, cine @ete9enbeit
ibm Die Sotbe ettpa6 be9reiRitber 81 ma
tben, inoem ct Jpn iiber co6, tpa6 eben
ieet in pori6 Forging, nGDer betebrte.
Nlit ieoem 8crt beiterten GitD bic @es
ltDt65d9e oe6 Goro6 meDr auf. Sein TIM
mutb moAte nun Dem Grifaunen 0tae,
uno enoIitb rief ct poQ 8e9eilferun9 aus
-! 9roBe gtotion erbaben uno nicbt6
lpeni9er ais fonoer5or. Seet babe itb fei.
nen 9un9er meDr; i1 Mil iDnen mob
einmol Delfen !"
Gr fprob6, er9rif Iein StemmeiIen
lpjeoer, unO ali ni1t5 ais an Soricooen
oenfenr, rip ct Dor Dem 6otel oo6 pfa=
iter ouf, troB ber Nbmobnun9en oe5 81
9entbdmers, Dem ct Orobte, Jpn fclbIt Su
iPinen Soricaoen ol6 Woteriot 5u perwens
Den, 60 brotbte ct e5 cnoti6 oabin oaB
er Die Gbdren oe6 @aftbofe6 70 bermeti1b
oeri4to6, Dap man in oenletben nur nob
our@ bic 8eniter 9eton9en fonnte.
SIN pori9en Sabre fino in Den @erein,
Stooten I46 0ompfb6te Uerun9td6t.
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Dap ct ibn in ieiner &ube 9eft0rt bate,
mar nod 5u per5eiben, obsr oob ct ibm
nit Der 9runolofen Seriiderun9 bon Dem
&ooe oe5 &oni96 bon Sponien 9elbmcis
bclt bate, mubte feinen 9on5en Born re.
sc MAIDEN.
Sn Der erfen 2(uf flpallun9 erflGrte ct
Dem SuppIcanten, icin @eiub f6nne nibt
itottfinocn, er m6bte lib sum s. paden.
&roitlo6 perlieB iDn Der @etdufDte uno
meinte, man fei Der 9r0Bte &bor auf Der
Belt, pFnn man itb ouf 9roBcr 0errcn
8eriprebun9en perleBe.
2(m fol9enben Mor9en muBte ober Der
6er5o9 ieIb(t iiber oie6 MiBUeritdn0niB
LADEN, unO es tbot ibm IeiO, cen Wonn
70 bart bebanoett gu boben. I'm ieinen
Sdb5orn micoer gut gu matben, erbiett
iol0er Slpar niDt Die &rone bon Sponis
en-, ober bob Die erleci9te 3otleinnebmers
ftele.
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Micerrpirtt0feiten re6 2oro &itlepino


Mtrerrpdrtt9feiten re6 2Oro SthepIn9
Die Nbenteuer, wel9e Dem Goro Sit
lepin0 bel ieiner 2(nfunft in por6 am
%. Suli 1880 be9c9neten, fino merfwtr=
big 9enu9, um no6er6Gblt gu peroen, um
70 mebr, ol6 mir lte BON ibm ielbit erfobs
ren Daben.
Nlploro &itlepin9 bate in einem otter
Don 80 Sobren f6on ale 5 &elttDeite
our1reil't; ct bate Die 2(nano6 Sro(iljs
en6 9efoitet, bic merfparoi9fen SPHERE
2(frifo'6 9elcben, bic Stolen Sen9olen5
beroben, uno Den &oiiertbee in Canton
lelbit 9ei1lurft.
Dies mar ollerOin96 etpo6; ober ct
bate oa9e9en Die ct. @eter6fir1e gu
3om, nob bic Gretinen Der Utpen, notb
Die Sperntdn6e in pori6 9e1eben, 9eb:
ne9en gait ct AUDI in Den 8eleQI6oft5.
1dien pon Gonoon nur fit einen balben
Weni6en. Gifri9 oorouf beoadt, Elm
9on5er su ,peroen, entibIoB ct fb oebbolb
fur5 uno gut, bic 8oQfobrt Der Sa6Dios
noble6 an5utreten.
@r Ibiffte iib be6botb Elm, lanbete,
mietbete fir li0 ollein einen Heiiewa9en,
uerlab Jpn reibtib NIT 9eben5mttetn, uno
le9te iib oer edn9e notb binejn, in tOels
der Situotion ct BEL 9eltblofsnen 8as
9cnfenitern einiblief, uno nicbt eber err
macbte, ais bis er in Yari6 cinfubr. Ser
&utlber belt por Dem ibm gum porau5
be5ejbneten 6otel an, uno @lploro 9loub=
te, inoem er ii0 Die Nu9en ousrieb, am
3iel leiner 8eile 5u iein. ST fab our6
Die S6eiben: aber wel6er QnbliG bot
| ib ibm bier bar! Gine un9ebeure Sole6s
men9e um9ab ieinen g8o9en, uno rief
ibm ffirmiib gu, ou66ufei9en. 2(lein
Wploro UerFonb e5 ni6t, uno blleb un=
beme9lib.
nQb! ct tpsi9ert fb" brdQten tau:
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2tnjobt pOr5ellaultbIfeIn NIT oQerbano
Speiien, uno ibre DiencrIboft lpor emii9
beib0fti9t, ibr bolo bieie bolo iene gu rel:
den. Gie beoiente fi0 babel Der Singer
uno oB b66it 9ieri9, tpGDreno 5mei &na.
ben nit 9roBen Seoerrpeoeln Die Stie9en
Ueria9ten. Mein Gintritt forte fie nicbt
i'm @erin9iten; Iie 9ribte NIT poden
8acfen uno ni&te mir anmutDi9 gu, MIDI
neben ibr auf einen Stubl 3u ieeen, uno
itb mar nun 2(n9en5eu9e oes merflpdroi9e
fen Gfen6. 28ie piel ibr f0ni9liber
Wun0 Dor meinem Gintritte pcr5ebrt bots
te, ipiU i6 nicbt beitimmen in ineiner
@e9enmart oB ite ober 70 piel, boB 6 ltar:
fe Wdnner 9enu9 oaran 9eDobt baben
wiroen. 2Sor mejne 8ernunocrun9 ieBt
I0oH 9roB, 70 Iollte fie bob nod um 8ies
les 9eltei9ert meroen. 2(l6 ibr Uppetit
enoIiO 9eitiut ibien, bolte Die &oni9jn
nit Nn(tren9uu9 5peiz bis creimot rt6t
tief NtDem unO ipra6: uitb babe merf:
wuroi9 9e9eien." Oo6 woren bic erlten
Sorte, Su Ocnen Ite fitD bel ibrer pidti:
gen SelNdft9un9 3eit nobm. Mlit &GI=
fe ibrcr Oicncr lc9te iie iitb Damn ouf o2n
NUcfen unO pinfte cinem ftorfen Wonne,
oCr in leinem Nmte febr erfobren uno 9e.
fNift 6u iein ibien. ST ipron9 fo9teib
auf ibrsn 9eib uno fnetcte Jpn nit Den
&nien uno {0Gnoen 70 unbarmber5i9, ais
orbeitete ct einen Sodtro9 UoQ 6ei0 gu.
iommen. 0o6 foUte bic 8eroauun9 be-
f0rOern, uno ais Sbre WoieFGt etpo6
9eQO5t un0 Damn iitb >peoer gu erbolen
9eiubt bate, lieB ite ibre f0n9libe Ser
lon pieoer umpenoen uno ouf oen Mos
gen le9en, uno be9ann oo6 Gfcn bon
Neuem. 28e ubertrieben oieie GrjGbs
lung AUDI fNeinen mag, 70 1T iIe bob bucbs
ftdbtib tpoDr, uno ale meine 8e9leiter
fonncn e5 be5eu9cn. 9tonraDonna, Die
a0ni9in, 1T unitreiti9 Die 9r0Bte @leyf:
pGroi9feit ouf Der Sniel Bonu ; fe 1T
itol5 ouf brenunbc9 Rihen 2(ppetit, unb
erfrcut iib un9emeiner Woblbeleibtbei t
Der ouf oen Ganopi6: :Snlcln Die 9r0Bte
S00ubeit 1T. llnIere 0omen ibndren
| flb oo9e9en 70 fef ais m09tib 5ufammen,
uno trinten lpobl gar Beineiit9 um infer
6cr6 ourb ibrc iOIonfe @eitalt gu ents
6Gfen.
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GaS neue Gauntu.
@roBe ScrIommlun9 Oct 8Gr8er Don
RoGlonO, 5n @uniten Der Gountp.
Sbeilun0.

SDENuNy,
SCi eiuer 9rcBcn uno aCbttarrn Oerfamm.
lung orr &Ur9cr Don 9tcdIano, 9eboltCu am
Gomjta8, Den 20. 8atr. ain 6oule Don QDils
liam Srcnei9hctf, WuvpCn fpI3cnbe BGamte
anNcltellt:
Wre0rent:-Spbanne6 9rrp.
Is ice: pre- CtrentEn;-S Sob. Slein,
unb Jonatban &Iein.
Setrct drN: :-G0rl 9Gtipci(er uup 2tus
crcos S6ifrrt.
NlGoann wurrGn auf 8or(htas folaenbs
'prrrsn ais Sonlittee on9cItciIt I'm BGtbIdGe
9b5ut0Hem pcItbC bic 8r(tnnun0en Der Sers
iImlunN ausrrtdCn, ndmlitb: SlDccn Drep,
0In 6cit, Jcrgmias 6Oh, N6rab Nuppcrt,
SamueI 0runr0tb, Carl SrcnBi9bcff, Seo
0unP, Sac Strcbm, TCuten 9rCp, QBilliain
Drcnslaboff Daul Drcp, G5ioecn 2(n9lopt.
Ole COMMITTEE ilber90b fclgCnbe SeitblhI.
ls, roEtbe rinmNtbi9 BON prr SerIammIuns
anlcuomnCn Duroen:
SCitblolien, oaB rplr ale 8nr9Cr 0cu 8erfs
eauntp ibon I6nNCr ais so Sabre pGaen Grs
m0n9Clun9 9cb6rlQer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uns
ter mAntben 9lhtbtbetl IeI0cu, uno Qlouben,
p0B purtb Grrlrhtun9 zines neurn @auntp's
Der 0onS Der GereCbti9fcit Gcbr trf6rbert
wErNen uno ittb gum 9ro6en 9(u8en Der Sirs
ger tol fbCn neuen g0untp'S aM6rpCilen fpitroe.
SelhlclIen, rGB mir bic Gtaot &uBtaun in
leoem Setrotbt els Ncn fGiflihFrn Ylas fir
oCn Ssri6t6llB pc6 Upr9eIbIaaenrn neuen
G1untp'6 haltCn inccm oiCIe Stabt limit,
ten Glnsr rclttcn unb fruCbtbarGn Se9enp uno
IN WEttCIpNntt bge por9CfCbIa1eueu nCucw
gauntp's liegt
0C(6lc0rn baB mir, 0ls Sirspr Don Nofs
ano l'np oEn an9ren3cnOen &beileu aUe ebrs
parEn Whttel anDenoen DcIIcl, Inn cine SEeis
lung bon 0erPs GauNtp ~ tCwirtcn.
SH(bIcieM paB, nab oct Oleuuua eteIev
Srrlammlun9 Der ginmttIuna Der Gimpob,
uCr pon SCrts, bic nlttt innerbolb Der GrenE
5Gn pee por9rltba9CEcn nCuen g0untps, fcin
Seplebt bel9elc9t rperbRn IolItc ; oen 700 ipire
III orr9au9enen :3eltCn in cen 9anScn Ser.
Stnatrn cln nruGs Gauntp qGbiloet pprpen,
prNrn Grrltbtun9 ntcbt ber altc 9bCi(, wdre
e6 lhm mt8Ittb 9CipCGCn, DGrbinoert taten,
,pIrbe.
SqblofIeil, ba6 mir es b6tbf mi6tiQiaen,
ra6 micre Geancr bonn oIten Ibeil lire III,
S'I"note III zen neucn DcSrfsn bcrnm fdif'
fCn, lnipabrbHIten pcrtrcitrnc, paB fsineGar'
bSbun9 ttottfnpcn miro. 2(utb rpunocrt ee
lns iebr, RAP Gin lpler bon Wrarin9 pori9e
WotbC fc9 init $32,9 ,9l3 gNuntrftbuIb Ouf
Gem Stbn0bel-fein Sar, NrbCitebGus 500,
600 - fem Gar, SntcrClIrn anf 90 cpsr so
S0brc-feine grbtbun9en BET 2orCn.
0rItbIodrt eaB mir unfcre &NtBaetun9
auf oae 0latbprNdltbfe bttcn, ,pdbreno ibe
rer jeBi9cn olsun9 ctn @cfes CUR 2bsiluue
pcn 8crfs goumtp su pa0lrcu, nnc 8uetaun
ais 9erhtef8 fir ocn neuen Sbrn ~ be'
ttlmmcn.
SCltbcdcn ba6 oirir a3erbanolunsen, 0cn
oen SCamten Der BcrfaillunO uutsrSrjburt,
i'm Gclit oct 3sit, StrapmQcr Irsr, $ltcra
len 0CobatbtCr uno in Der Grmctratit Wrs6
bGtannt 9cm0tbt werbcn
Srbannes Drsp, NreltNenr.
[llno bon ocn anpcrn cbcn 9enannten Beam,
!, ten unterIei6netl
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Oie SDnt9in Der Sanomib Snieln
BET Sl16e.

&oeebue 9ibt in elmer 1einer Geiien
enen b0bit intereHanten 8eri1t iiter Die
ie merftpdroi9e Srou uno er5dblt unter
Qnbern: ,,Gnmol Fam i0 9erooe 6ur
Sifb5eit, uno poro in ibr Speilejmmer
9erpiefen. sic lag Dor einem 9roben
Spie9el ouf f6onen Seppi6en ipie Sc.
tp0bnli6 auf ibrem wunoerbaren Mo9en =;
um iie ber i'm Solbfreile fono cine 9roBe
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ieno Stimmen 5u9Ieicb; nev wiQ nibt
"u6ltel9en! 8erfet Den @o9en um! @6
9lbt cine SoritoOc, bi6 mir etrpo6 SeiIe.
res betonmen."
@Ion le9te 9ono ans Berf.
Wtploro, mettber Der brimoniI Iben, ara
bll6en, tdrfli0en uno iprilOpn Spra1e
00atommen md@tt9 mar, UeritonO gu iei:
mem 9roBten ltn9lif niDt Elm 28ort fran:
5oItl9. 2ls er oober um9elporfen NOR:
oen, ibrle, flubte uno tobtc ct; ootb per-
9eb(lb ; Die Gboiie bef6rieb Den pierten
8belI eine6 &rei6bo9en5, uno fiet ouf bic
SeIte. Ole Wunoporrdtbe miIOerten in:
Dep Die Soefti9feit Oe6 8aQc6 in etmo6.-
Seln &opf 9erietD n1itten in cine GGnfes
leberpaitrte, Die ibm 9teib einem Gitboffo
ouf Dem Sbre iob. 60 frob ct gang
woblbeboIten, nur in etIpo6 IDnocrborem
2tuf5u9e, aus feinem &oiten beruor.
Ootb ieet mabte ct ieinem llnpi1en
Suft: God dam !" rief ct erbittert,
Uemptdn9t man ouf oieic lrt Die Sremoen
in Sronfreirb gtQ0 oicIer Qrobe III ur.
tbeilen, muB OieB Elm Iebr ori9inelte6
Sol6 iein."
Snoc0en umrin9te i'm Die Wen9e, uuo
orU6tc iDm Iein 8tooucrn aus. ga man
ober in iol0en Uu9enbli&en (peni9 3eit
bat, al bic fleinlicben QRibten bcr O0fe
li6feit gu oenfen, be9nii9te man ltb oas
nit, Jpn gu fro9en u0oben Sie lib >peD
9etDan? ytein? 8er ibwei9t, 1T einoers
itanoen. IS tbut ibm nibt6 meb. IS
1T Elm @n9tdn0er. @6 Iebsn Die Gn9tGns
Der! Gie licben bic 6reibeit. ucberou
orbeiten fIe nit un6. 0ieier bier 1T ers
prep bierber 9ereiIt, Inn un6 3u be(fen {;
e6 1T fein 3peifet. @eIbpino, 9eben
mir ibm Elm gSerf5eu9! @rtpirO un6 8os
rlcooen erribtcn Dclfen. G5 (cben bic
Gn9ldnoer !"
9amlt CAB man iDm Gin fDmere6
StemmeIIen in Die 9ono. Wtplcro meis
9erte il0 onfon96, uno ibrie, ROTH por
3orn "God dam mclDe6 punoerlIDe
Solt" " Nber man beoeutete Ibm ourb
3eiben, oa6 pFaiter ouf5urelben uno
rpobl oOer libel mu6te er flb oa5u bcQue.
men, uno 10 orbeitete ct mebr ol5 Die I'm
bern; oenn ct orbeitete i'm 3orn.
Seine 8etro6tun9en poren in oieiem
2(u9enblitfe Die ionoerborften :: oltm oler
0elli9en m(ten " oobte er, orrelbe5 ion.
oerbore Solf, Die 8remoen 70 5u bebons
oeln! ibnen nibt einmol Belt gu loifen,
aus Dem 8o9en Su itei9en, nob cine porz
tlon Beefsteak 5u elen. 3por bat les
oe6 Solf feline belonoern Gebrdu0e oob
olele tberi6relten NQes mas ie 9ebort
muroe."
I((6 bic Soricaoe ferti9 tpor, pollte
MDIoro ittb 5uruce5eben abcr - mod
cine !" beB e6; Dnob cine anoere !" uno
iowuroe Mploro, oer brop 9eorbeitet bats
te, i'm 2riumpbe uno unter Dem beitdnoi:
gen 9tufe: uG6 leben Die Gn9l6noer !"
na6 elmer 0noern Strabe 9ebrabt.
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eSabrs. 8, gnaose SSusso. 393.
93* Stemst09 Scm @. 0SGrs, lSA7.
2oanfsalSe SGleeaaasncr 9S.

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I'm fol9enben Mor9en muBte ober Der
6er5o9 ielblt iiber oie6 MiBpeyfdnoniB
LADEN, uno e6 tbot ibm Ieo, cen Wann
70 bart bebanoett gu boben. I'm leinen
Sdb6orn picoer gut gu macben, erbiett
ioltber Slpar nDt Die &rone bon Spanis
en-, ober bob Die erleoi9te 3ouennebmers
ftelte.
Sic lUeibll be Nmn3onc.
Sin pornebmer Gcienoer, Der ittD i'm
Sobr 1905 in Sranfreicb aufbielt, lernte
bort in elmer 8eieQltbaft fl cin fcb0nc6, lie:
ben6pUr0i9c6 6rauen5immer fenncn, oo6,
rpe ct erjGblt, faum l6 SABRE ait, NIT
elmer S1welter in Die 9}eiben ocr repub:
lifani0en Nrmee Getreten mar, oarin Orei
Sabre 9eoent bate, unc tpe9en elmer ieDr
mutbi9en Shat sum Nojuoonten oe6 Sc
ncrol5 Oumourie5 ernannt muroe. gSGDs
reno Der 9onSen Belt ibre6 Bofenoienite6
lpar fe ourb Die ltren9fe Sittti0feit aus.
9e5cibnct, unO ibre &or9eltgten muBten
ibrsn miitQriiDen &olenten polle 0eretb
t9feit wjoetfabren loifen. Nebnlib Dem
WGo6en Don Srleon8, ctI0ienen be0e
itet6 i'm pejbljben Nn5u9e. Sbr ein9es
5o9ene6 Setro9en, ibre SD0nbeit uno iD=
re lieben6pGroi9en Sittcn erporben ibncn
Die ou9emeine 2(cbtun9 un0 ibre 8e9en=
mart befeuerte Die &rie9er, BON oenen Die.
le, bcionOer6 iGn9ere Sffi5jere, our6 Spa.
ten ocr 2opferfeit Die 2(u9en Der i00nen
Nmo5onen ouf lib gu sicDen bcmUDt po:
TEN, nit eincm 9(Ibenpen SntDuilo6mu6.
8ei elmer @ele9enbeit murCe Die dltere
S0weiter, Die nGmti6e bon oer mir Dor
ber fpra6en, Die bomoI6 lieutenant Wor,
BON Dem @enerol ob9eiDift, cine feinolis
dye 8a9enbur9 gu nebmen; iie potl5o9
ibren Nuftra9 nitbt nur pUnftttb, Ions
bern entpafnete io9or ei9cnbanoi9 Den
feinolicben Sffi5isr, oer Den Bug befebti9.
tie, uno brobte Jpn 9efon9cn in'6 Eager.
Sei oielem 2(n9rife erbielt iie einen leib-
ten Sdbelbicb in oen Nofen. Ser Of:
reibiitbe Sffijier, oen iie sum @efon9e.
nen 9emobt bate, lpuroe gum 9eip0tte
oe6 9an3en Seeres, uno in einem Nnfoll
BON S1om uno Butb IboB ct fib cine
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TILE WAR.

Since the last accounts from General
Scott, he has been reinforced at Puebla,
by al least three thousand men. Gen.
Cadw alader, with his command Of eigh-
,een hundred, has joined him ere this; and
Gen. Pillow left Vera Cruz few days
afterwards with one thousand strong
These additions will swell Gen. Scott's
army to al least Ten thousand men, of all
arms. With this force, this bold and ener-
setic commander will push onimmedate-
ly to the city Of Mexico. The evacuation
OF Jalapa, aud The adoption of new base
aud line Of operations, will save Scotl's
army from the heavy drain he has hereto
fore experienced for details 10 protect The
rear of his operations. This new line will
shorten, by one half, The distance between
the army and lis depot. 1t, moreover,
offers better road for military opcr ations
being freer from defiles, ambuscades,
chaparral, and other facilities for the op.
eralions Of the guerrilla bands, which al
ready begin to infest ouI present road.
In the meantime, whilst Gen. Scott is
advancing on the Capital, the new levies
which must be continually pouring into
Vera Cruz or Tuxpau, will be sent for
ward to keep open the road, and protect
the trains. Whilst we subscribe to the
view taken by The President and The War
Department. that Gen. Scotrs claims 10
the first ,ru,ps which can be raised, are
Of the most imperious and pressing nature
that his situation is one of greater
emergency than that Of Gen. Taylor
vel, we trust that the Government will
bcstir itself to give that brave old Gener-
al such force as will enable him to go
on and complete career, which has. pro.
gressed thus far with so much glory 10 The
country. and so much honor TO the heroic
Commander who led our armies.
The drama of this war will be unfiu-
ished, the picture incomplete, the epic
will never round off with finish aud beau
ty, until the tattered, war-worn, but un-
conquered banner, which waved so gal.
IantIy at Pala Alto, Resaca, a, Monterey
aud Bueua Vista, shall loit in triumph
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VOLUME XIII.
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From The Hamburg Republican.


THE EDGEFlELb AND AIKEN RAIL ROAD.
The people of Edgefeid appear to be
awakened upon the subject of The contem-
plated Rail Road between that place and
Aiken, and talk as if they were really in
earnest ,.and wajudge they are from what
we have noticed in their organ, the Adver-
tiser Our sentiments are easily spoken
on this subject. We are emphatcally in
favor of the extension of all Rail Roads,
and desire to see The day when our whole
country slall be traversed with Rail
Roads aud Magnetic Telegraphs.
Our prophet vision, we must confess,
does not extend far enough in the "dim
distance" 10 see in what respect this Road
would injure Hamburg. nor can we con-
ccve why the citizens of Edgefeld would
desire to wilfuI!y and wanlonly injure our
pruperty by the extension Of branch Of
the Rail Road 10 their village.
The building of this Road will we hope
enhance the property Of the citizens Of
Edgefield, and not depreciate lis value in
our town. If cur well wishes, 1--WE have
no money! will aid the project any, it has
them.
We take it. the nearer the market is
placed tolhe farmer the better he is of,
and we lake il thai The farmer is The true
supporter OF the country, as all parts of
community mainly depend on him, there
fore wo take his interes, FIRST into conside-
ration. Advance the interest Of the farmer,
and you benefit every other profession aud
occupation.
Aslo whether The stockholders of the
road will realize prof. or lose we cannot
form any idea, bu, build the road, and
build an opposition line along side of it if
you like.
There is Que thing we regret more than
the building Of this road, which is, that
host of tbs correspondents Of the Adver-
ser should pounce down upon our neigh.
Dor Of the Journal, and deal such having
and unmerciful blows for rendering such
in6uite service {"Civis" says) to the pro-
iecr. We would fain assist our brother,
but we are fully aware of his entire COM
pelency 10 maintain his position.
Union OF The faco Seds,-We fl1d IN the
Courier des Etats Uais the plan Of Rail
Road TO unite the Pacific aud Atlantic o.
ceacs, through the State of Honduras:
The distance from the port Of Omoa,
situated upon the Atlantic in tho Gulf Of
Honduras, 10 the port of La Para, San
Lorenzo. upon the Pacific, is hardly 300
miles. OF this distance, 90 miles (from
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nT The friends Of JAMES SPANN. Esqr.
respectfully announce him as candidate Tor
the Office Of Tax Collector, atthe ensuing efec.
ton. -aprill4 If IL
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GFThe friends of Major ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate for
the Legislature, to fill The vacancy occa;,
stoned by the death of James S. Pope
Esq.
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p The friends of WESLEY BODIE, an.
-uounce him as candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
february "a If