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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The President of Hay, JEAN BArrIsrE RcuE, died at
PorauPHnce the morning of the 9th umo. He arrived
there the morning of the 3d. from his through the
North He suffered much from illness during his journey,
but attended to affairs till the last He walked round his
and transacted business the morning Of his DEATH After
signing public documents he swooned Recovering from
this he again applied himself to business and swoonng
second timc he expired In two days he would have
completed the second year of bis presidency.
, TN o. Picautne. March Is.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The Boston papers state that the United States soopowar
Jamestown Capt r. b. FonBEs with cargo of breadstuffs
for Cork, is to sail Saturday (hs day. The committee
Boston will probably have freight or two merchant
vessels carry the remainder Of the contributions in their
hands
Com. DEKAr, of the Macedonian, to sail from Now York,
has determined take limited number of passengers on
board that ship for hundred dollars each Seveny-hve
dollars of the passage money will be received in -four or meal
for the sufferers in Ireland and twenty-five dollars for cabin
1sto
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The bomb-ketch Sromboi sailed from Boston on Friday
morning for the Gulf of Mexico. She has been made very
strong carry gun weighing 600 pounds mounted
carriage Of 1000 pounds. Herofces are, Commander
VIM s. WALKERS Lieutenants, Jonathan r. Tucker and
s. g. Sartor Acting Master Edward 5. Nichols Assistant
Surgeon, - Rice Mdshpman, Jonathan McLeon MUIR
forty hands, all told. ....
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

MILITARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and H, Captains
GARDNER and PLuMMER, of the l regiment United States
Infantry, left New Orleans the 10th instant for Brasos
Island Their original destination join Gen. ScoTTs
division of the army but in consequence of the recent nte-
from the seat Of war; their destination altered
COL Hamamck and Adutant T. p August, of the Virginia
regiment, left New Orleans at the same time.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The India Rubber which grows the island Of Lobos,
is quite curiosity to troops writer describing one
says " here aans the height Of rs feet and the branches
strike down the earth, take root grow, and become bodies
TO the We which cut down that had 81
trunks The milky juice flows out in quantities upon the
least wound being made through the bark"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

GEN. SCOTT S MoVEMENTs.-Ih he AIeNandrla
Gazette says: ~.
awe have seen letter from the Island Of Lobos, dated
the 2sh February which states that there has been most
unreasonable delay in the arrival of transports and munitions
of war al that place They are weeks later than they
ought have bcen and the latest dates all the troops
had arrived, and several vessels containing ordnance
stores such cannon and mortars, wanting The
petition Vera Cruz will consist of about $4,000 troops and
probably hundred sail of all kinds. General Scott, Is
sa expects have boats enough land five thousand
troops at once r..
"a letter in the Journal of Commerce states that forty
howtzes capable OF dischargng forty shells in minute,
have been sent 10 Vera Cruz to be used half mile in the
rear that city The letter adds They from that point
destroy the in few hours if necessary If the Next
can army should make rally Gen. Scott will be ready to
ceve them The position also commands the case-that
they can throw forty shells every into the CASTLE and
distance of threequarers of mile beyond the range Of
any gun the CASTLE We have also the best engineer Off
GERS in the world"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

MoSuNENrs.-The vestry OF Trinity Church has erected
with beray and good taste, the tagging which lead.
the left entrance beautiful monument to the memory
Captain JAMES LAWRENCE, who fell in the Chesapeake in
the engagement with the Shannon. II bears a suitable
scpton They have also erected memory OF Lieut.
LunLow who was killed in the same engagement-P Past
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The Irish Relief Committees of Washing ton and
Alexandra have engaged the barque General Har-
rison, Captain SMITH, to convey cargo OF bread
stuffs to Ireland. The vessel is now loading at
Alexandria for immediate dispatch, and further con-
tributions, either in money or provisions-corn
meal, flour, or ship bread-will be thankfully re-
ceived by the committee of either city.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

RnLwAr AccIDENr-On Thursday, at about two o'clock
in the afternoon the Newark train going to New York,
when on Bergen Hill axeee Of one of the forward
broke which, passing under the wheels Of the following
turned Owing the presence Of mind and energy Of
the conductors Mr. Martini the passengers were queed and
we are informed hurt. This Is the worst spot
on the ne on both sides steep pecipces, and the
road was barely wide enough for the to get out Of
the upset car. There was shower Of rain at the time Sun
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

Indian CoRS-We informed that immense quantities
of corn have brought the depos along the lines OF rail-
road in the States of South Carolina and Georgia and that
the article to be brought in daily One gentleman
assures US that l0O 900 bushels could be contracted for
from SO per bush delivered in Augusta, neatly
mn, nm i'm hays Charleston Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27
la GRANGE, GEORGIA.

ExrLosIoS.-The Westchester Spy states that the
morning of Wednesday one mills OF the hauhorn Pow
der Establishment called the drying house, exploded II
contained about nine hundred pounds of powder One
killed. and others slightly wounded. Several
buildings Of little value demolished.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

Five thousand dollars in specie, belonging to the
United States has been stolen, it is said, in Mchi-
gan, while those who had charge of it were con-
veying it from Chicago to Detroit
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

In single hour the heart beats g. 900 tines discharges
1900 Of blood, which passes through the body 20
times In ~ hours the blood in the body ccuates through
the heart GOO times
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The strength Of the ice in the North river at Albany may
be inferred from the fact that wagon with load weighing
l. 700 pounds passed it Wednesday from Albany to
the railroad depot the opposite side.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27
From Gen. Taylor TO the Wir Department.
HEADauARrEns Army or OccurArroN,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or OCCUPATION, .
AGUA NUgva, FEBRuARr 81, ls47.
Colonel Morgans regiment ed Ohio) will concentrate
Serayo, and forward to Monterey with little delay
practicable. Colonel Curss regiment sd Ohio) will be
relieved Camago by the first regiment Of the voun-
teers that may have arrived at that point when il will
forward in like TO Monterey Colonel brakes regi-
ment list ndana) will be relieved at Matamoros by the first
IN order of arrival Of the regiments that may be there,
the mouth Of the river the Basos the receipt of this
order, when il will likewise forward above. The
manning loot regiments OF the volunteers will procca
with as little delay practicable Monterey. In marching
from Camargo, the troops will in less number
than regiment and will hold themselves ready to rcpel at
tack upon the road their commanders exercising the greatest
vigilance particularly in the camps at night parking their
wagons for defence They will take be well supplied
with ammunition before leaving Camargo
BY order Of Major General Taylor.
w. W. S. BLISS, sbssf Adjt. General.
Endorsement the ADORE order-Captan Crossman will
please furnish copies Of this order to such Of the new vou
teer regiments may arrive at Camago Seravo is to be
broken up for the present Colonel Morgan has been instruct
cd TO destroy such stores he cannot take with him.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The mechanic sir, is Gods nobleman This is only true
when he behaves himself and is honest He ire
quenty no better than lawyer physician, member Of
the upper five dozen.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

Major General BUTLER, of the army, arrived IL
this city last evening" and took lodgings at Browns
hotel. ... Il. '@'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

Mr.. CLAY left New Orleans on the 9th instant
for his residence in Kentucky, intending to stop a
few days at Natchez.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

From statistical documents presented before Congress APP
pears the capital employed in the manufacture of paper
in the United States sls 0O0 900; the number Of mills
700 the annual product ST. and the number Of
operatives employed 200. ""a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The total value of real and personal estate the city and
county Of New York. recently assessed is 1852
The amount Of tax which this yields the city revenue
60 500. l7g
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

SrRISs TRApE.The Pennsylvan canals are olen ana
the first boats with goods from Philadelphia arrived last fn
day at Pittsburg.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The Philadelphia Annual Conference Of the Methodist Pro-
estant Church assembled in that city "Wednesday last
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

The New York Express says that the Police expenses Of
that city during the last year were $500, 600.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27
Major General y. S. Army, commanding.
The ADJUTANr GENERAL of the Army, Washington.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OccurArrox,


/. Aqua Nueua, February IA, ls47.
ton Of this position has been completed by the arrival of Brig
conveniently encamped, and readily take up
ceen defensive positions when necessary Every thing is
quiet in and about Saltlo.
urging supplies fprwsrd rapidly practicable from
the rear and from the direction Of Parras for if joined by
sufficient force of the regiments, wish to be able to
take advantage any opportunity that may offer T. create
diversion in favor Of Major General SCOTS operations OF
those regiments have yet been reported to
do know how many may calculate upon for service in this
quarter.
communicate very recent intelligence from the
interior Up to the Goth of January, the Mexican Congress
had done nothing supply the Of the army which bad
received nothing for January, and but half the necessary funds
for December Rumors reach camp from time to time Of
the projected advance of Mexican force upon this position
but think such improbable. The command is
held at all times in readiness for the enemy.
respectfully enclose continuation of the list of killed.
wounded and missing incident to the operations before Mon
teey-as complete it be made from the records in my
possession There yet remain to be reported the wounded OF
company A, 81 artillery killed and wounded of the 4h
tilery and killed and wounded of the I'd (Co Wood's)
regiment Of Texas mounted volunteers These few remain
ing Names is presumed, be supplied from the regi-
mental returns muster rolls on file in your office.
Our last official dates from Washington to the 10th
January. The mail of yesterday, which brought Washing
newspapers late the 18TH had nothing from your
Office
am, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant,
z. TAYLOR,
Major General u. S. Army, commanding.
The ApJurAST CsINrRaI of the Army. Washington,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-03-27

Major General u. S. Army, commanding.
The ADJuTANr GENERAL of the Army, Washington.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

nR. CuLLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE srrcruc.
Fer LeaecrriSa. Coz.aaais. or Ces,,..,
aAstes--This vexatioas, and often aanr-rca,
disease, IS unfortunately well know asnonv
females, That a detail OF its symptoms seems IN
necessary.
To the patient herself, the disease msnif..t.
itself by apequivocal signs: Vet from a deiioaey.
false, aud often fatal. she frequently nereets 10
make Known her condition, even Ia he most in
Innate female friends. tin her constitution ,x
seriously impaired. and the found t,oa laid for
long catalogue Of other diseases. such a. Slow
Fever, attic aded with difficult respirs,oa, Palpi-
tatiohs, Painting, &c, ani when the disorder -
noicnred. II Is frequently followed By otAers ssul
more Se,ious and Fatal. such as rrolapsus U,eri.
or fal!iag of the Womb, uieeratoas, Atrohhy.
and Dropsy, which end in desis.
To ENJOY oo3 heaiA ALL The sscretory srcsins
musf b ia SQUAD condition.
Whenever. then, the disease manifrs,s itself.
let the patient have immediate recourse 10 a yrm-
edy which will restore the diseased organs 10 /.
healthy condition. and all the distressing symp.
toms viii speedily disappear, and the death liz q
palor Of the cheek be succeeded by the roseats
hue OF health.
Such remedy may be found in &C ullen.s
Specific" 1t * not only a pleasant, safe and
certain remedy for Leucorrhoea, but fer sspsr,ss-
lens and painful Mcnsuratiens. In truth. II il
what its name indicates. n Specific for sp
uterine diseases, and at the same time entirely
free from all ingredients which have in any de
gree an injurious effect upon the system.
This preparation is made OF vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly injure the mos, DELI
cate constitution. II is nseer been kaora 10 fail
IN a single case 10 cfecta cure.
For sale at Dr. HOW Ellis Drug Store.
Richmond. Juty IL, ISL 29y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
Nl0nnt Vernon.

An effort will be made during the next ses-
sion Of Congress it is said to secure an appropr-
alton Of Sl00, 900 for the purchase of Mount YER
non. The present proprietor Of Mount vernon,
Mr.. G. Washington, is willing to dispose OF the
following terms: The remains Of Gen. Wash
ington, and every other snsmber Of the family
vault at Mount Vernon. shall never be removed
from their present resting place. Every inem-
Der Of the Washington family now living, land
one eise,) who may desire il, may be buried
there, and shall not be removed Afterwards
The government shall never sell, rent, nor give
the viruIe nor any portion of-sss property that
may be conveyed, to any other person. In the
event Of dissolution Of the existing Federal
Government, the property shall revert TO the
heirs Of John A. w ashington, the Oldest son OF
the present owner; and lastly. that the sum, OF
100000 in rsoney. or United States six per cent
stock, running not less than ten, more than
twenty years, with int rest, payable semi-an-
nual y, shall be paid to Mrs. Jane G. w asbing
ton, or to her duly authorized agent, upon the
conveyance Of the property to the United States
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09

SURPRISING. CIIRE

Lowell, Trnmhuli TO. Ohio, March 6, lsi6.
ReSSJS. hidd i Co-I'nsolici,ed send this
testimonial concerning Or. L. VI Lane 5 Worm
Specific. About seven years stnce l was called
upon Ia visit Young woman about twenty s.-
ven years of age. found her Tutoring under
strong symptoms Of Prolapsus Cteri. She in
formed me that she was unwell for something
like clght years. aud that she had been treated
by several of the neigllborng Physicians, who
failed to effect curc--ani in fact had spent oil
She hHd-and was still in no better condition than
when she commenced taking their medicines.
aud was compelled To work what she able
for her board. The Fly sieians 10 whom she Ind
applied had uniformly treated her in
OF Frolapsus uteri, and other complaints pecu-
liar TO females.
For six eight weeks treated her case NJ
one of the above mentioned, without any bene-
fetal effect. she taken with vomiting q
blood, and from some other symptoms that exs-
ted at the time, vas forced to the conclusion
that she was troubled with morms, and told her
what thought about II. and proposed that she
had better take some worm medicine; but she
highly offended at the idea Of her being
troubled in that way. She said II all per-
fectiy uonscnsicai-that the other Physic
hintcd it 10 her-and she therefore thought
II useless. finally prevailed on her To take
some of NJ Lanes American Worm @'pef.G, ~aes
bottle OF which she to take at TO doses,
aud the result was, she passed three hundred
and ninety seven, ninety Of which wes in
knot or ball. aud required the asslstaiie Of
neighbor woman that was in To take thei from
her. | saw her, and she then told me the -orus
all large / then proposed to give SONS
more of the same medicine, ana the same py.-
scription as before, which was donc--and III re.
suit was, she passed four hundred and fifen
worms. that she counted, besides a number tat
were not counted.
After she passed the worms her ordinary heals
returned--and since that she got married, raise
a small family, and still continues to have he
health Yours, &c. JoHS BUTLER, NJ. ID.
The inoretuous can sec Dr. Buffers letter, u
reference to this wonderful case, by calling am
time at the Drug Store Of j. Kidd q Co corner
Of W GOD and Fourth streets This valuable pre-.
paration if for sale by j. KIDD 4, CO.
Corner Of Wood and Fourth SITS.
Il BE particular 70 inquire for "Dr- M'Lane's
American W orm Specific or Vermifuge."
For srle in Richmond, by DIR. Jos. Howells, and
Irwin Reed; in Centrevilie, by J. r.. Durham, j.
a. Hannah, and J. Stevens, in Pinhook, by Hem
rv GetieIi; in Germantown, hp John 5. WI off IN
Cambridge, by c. Ii. Raymond; in Milton, by
David G. KEN, and Jesse Hiatt; and in Abing.
ton, by Daniel MiddlekauH 81: :6m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

\HANkFGL for the patronage already ex-
tended toward him, solicits continuance
of the same having served an appre ntices ship
of seven wears with the first Carriage Make in
Phiiadel phia. whose Carriages have taken the
pre- minus every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes to
be able TO get up article at least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale. a superior article of o ID
V ARN1S II made by the oldest Varnish-
Maker in Phade lphia--,rd,rGnted not 10 crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrp-
ton. such Laces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands.
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. Riggs,
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber.
Main street. opposite Mr.. Gilbert's Hotel.
Richmond, Ia, Feb. ., ISL 19in IA.
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ID IL 4 g 8. VI T. - & 4 =.
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LATEST "a ARRIVAL.

TAR. JOSEPH HOWELLS. has Just received,
J direct from New York and Phiadei phia, i
splendid lot o: Drugs aad Medicines Among
which are the followiHg
$50 ozs- Qainne; Dbl Gum oamphof;
80 ID powd Rhabarb; p ID powd Jalap;
case Sicily LiqGoflce; / bbl sup tarb Soda
case Caiabra 90; , car Aqua Ammonia;
100 IT. Gam Myrrh; : DO sweet Sp,ts AItre
, cascs Iunbe Paste; l do SalPh. 1thers
do calc'd Magnesia; bbl pulx'd BaEberry;
| do As<lftEti!a; 90 % Hemo ck bark
/ do AloeS: do French Brandy;
100 ltJ Paris Green; DO Port Wine;
Nh nure Holland Gin; do Cream Tartar;
| do Pulniee Stone: do Rotten Stone;
| 90 Borax;
Paint Brushes, white wash Brushes, camel s-hail
Pencils. Pan Boxes -vriu-es Oil Cinuauan,
OIL Black Pepper, O Lemon. Benzoc
Acid .5ocoiorIne, Aloe~. Balsam CO.
paiva. Balsam rolu. Blue Mass,
African Cayenne, Chloride
Soda. Gamboge, Gum
Arabic. AiIepo Scam
rnony, smyrna do. Rose
Pink, Terra &c Sienna, Turk.
TIMBER, Capaiva Capsules, Salic'ne.
Blue Suialt>, Chinese Blue, NcAiIsters
Ointment, Extract Colocy nlls, Ext. 6entlan,
Ext Dandehon. EIateriurn. Sulph. Morphine,
Piperine. Silver Ca,heter9, Gum 90; lancetS,
Lancet Blades, Tooth Keys. Tooth forceps,
Cutting Forceps for Teeth, Tooth tcs, Cold
and Tin Foil, Croton oil, Extract Jalap. Hy-
drIo3utc Potass. Best Red Bark, GLOW dc;
Orange Peel, Rad Geutian. Powdered orrts
Root Jamaica Ginger Iona Bark Fly
Stone, o>aIic Acid, ouiphnric Potass, Turky
Opium, Tar,aric Acid, pure Nitric Acid; Lees,
AIoHatt'~, ant Peters Pills, &c &c.
IT. All OF which together with what he had befor,
on hand makes his >toci. one of the largest an,
best assorted in the STATE.
Richmond, August 3lst, 1876. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-09
Houses Recording Telegraph.

The great practical difference between
Mr.. Morse's and Mr.. Houses mode OF
,elegraphing is that the former uses new
alphabet Of dots and lines, all Of which
are made by single steel point while the
latter prints distinct Roman letters. Only
tho initiated can read the former, while the
hitter is legiblo to all that can read at n H.
N addition to this it has two othor safe
guards of accuracy: /. While the opera
tors is, for instance, sitting at tho machine
hero communicating to Louisville, print
cd slip issues from tho machine directly
before him, which is exactly tho same as
tho one that issues at the Same time from
the machine at Louisville. .. n letter
index is before him, upon which is poin-
ter indicates every letter as it IS printed.
The appearance Of the machine IL some
thing like n piano. 1t has keys labelled
with the letters Of tho alphab bet, by touch
ing which the printing is done. Upon The
top of tue box is a horizontal steel wheel.
upon the edge of which cvery letter is cut.
Around perpendicular cylinder, standing
near the whoel, passes narrow ribbon.
saturated with ink, and between it and the
wheel passes also a narrow slip OF pnpsr;
upon touching n key, NJ, for instance. the
little wheel revolves quickly as thought
until NJ is presented TO tho cylinder, which
n, the same instant strikes literally. driv-
ing tho paper and ribbon against tho letter.
and thus the impression is madc.-Cin.
Atlas.