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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

~ Country dealers b-sI in mind that The sinsl and
only GOuraud Italian Medcasd soap Tor the cure oil
tan PIN In the skin red
ness ana tho whole bos OF disorders 10 70 be
ali I'd Only s.Dr 4ousAUDs sole de .Ot 81 Walker
n a ssptor NJ from the - Broadway, where may
be hal Hs liquid Vege ADJ. Rouge Lily " bite Hair Dye,
ane other celebrated toilet propositions Remember ne
place, 81 WaksrsL you will be cheated, az numerous
Commercials are sbrosd, especially 10 Consnd-sL
iyI2H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-12

NARROW EscAPE.-We were informed, on Fri.
day. by gentleman who In the ladys COMPANY
that the night Of the fireworks In the Park rocket
stick fell upon the shoulder Of lady bruising her
verely, and glanced of downward. passing through
every garment abe had without farther striking her
person The lady tainted under the blow, and car
RED home but soon recovered Commercial
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
Scrimi1cl,tes.

-8rtefe BON Den Sanemid, Sniln mcl>
benz oa6 cairIbit Die Srig 5oenrp orn 0lcW
bllrypcct eingetrrftn iei 0icle Sri9 ie9clte
IN Tebruar 846 nit gmtgranten prn 0tc,rs
turypcrt nad' Oregon ob uno crrcieltc mad,
clner Sabrt bon l47 Jogen SNcnplula. Seim
Capt Soorn bate iIc NIT bem frdterlitbitcn
9Setter su fdnlrfen ccm le nlr nit oenau-
er 0ctb entfam. Die llmicgtune oe5 Gaps
conerte 9Srden; Sr9cl uuo Gafcla9e MAJ
rem nit Sis 70 becedt, . 6 iIe nitht tcartcis
tet percen fcnnten. Gin Smrm perlhluo llc
bis 54* >. uno co.: g., no c6 nl,r 3 bis 4
Stuncen Ga9eeliht CAB 0rei Sage nnc
bret Ndhte trieb iIth oa5 Tabr,cuo ul,tcr m<
Igcbcuren Gi6tergeu hcrum luo bic 9teilcns
cen bGtten f1it fhcn olle S,cffnnng auf 9ets
tun9 auf9c9eben, ais cnclid, 0l,ntigcs glctc
ter fam uro Die i'll Cen ilillcn SSean hmaufs
ltcuerte.
- Der 9fctps Ucrf }oerolo Ia9t, to6 i,ter
sipanSis pofla9iercu, tpelebe lesttiu nit Ger
Cambria anfamen, irllnotid,c StrrnhGnr:
ler tparei,, tpeld,e cine 9rc6c Summe Spe,i,
lnlttrad'ten, Inn Die lprhlfeillte Gctreire INT
Srrcitcffe 81 faufen. Gs fno aud, cinia
6cl9ild)e II. centldeGcrnAdneltr angcfcmmen
pclde pahridcinlid,, tl,cianllhes MeN mi
8orn fir ihre Mdrftc auffnlfcn.
-9luf nacrifanilhsm gebiet erfdeinen se
senwdrti9 3 III en9liider Sprahe aecrudt
3cltungen: cine 81 Mcnterp III ealifrrnler
cine 81 Matamcras llno eine Su 2an,pier
Sule Slerte plro ndd)itens III Wienterei
Staat Jiens2epn erfteinen.
- Menn oiirre Grbfen in MaRer ein9
tpetdt iuerben, bis Ge 81 feimen anfan9e1
, mas un9efabr stuei Gage nimrf, 70 icaen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
O bio Gtnats-B . te.
UICuNo9dctsf uN0 ntcDt 3tdenntr.
Canton, WnttinpcJ Mpril l4tcu, lS47.

0F-G6 1T cine hcfa,nte TtotIotte, toB
rie Mbi9preiIc ric jct;i9e sltminiityatirn Ger
Nad)ldll9fcit uno rcs uunSthiGen 9uffduts
tcftulbi9t III grfllnn9 9emiiTer Scrteruts
gen, Die Gjcn. GoDIcr gum ftrnercn @ctrieb
res Sric9c5 init Mcrifc 9citcIlt bat Sbs
9lcltt> cs {d'rn l1uGt vrn ccr perpfrdtifdcn
prche rurd, Dffcntliehe Grfnmcute crrielrn
III, ro6 ctcle Scidu!oi9nng su cen gEhiotnifs
fen 9ehrrt, ipc,ltlt man bc5hafter 9Ecile bic
2lbnrlntltraticn III cen SIu9eu rcS Grlfes u
oerflctncrn illdt, Io fSrneu mir, rcr Scltcnz
belt ec6 ScIlptcl6 me9cll njft umbin, RAG
tfentldlc Gln9elfGnrnF ciue5 9Stiotlnttcs,
res New York C"nnercial A1yertI-tr, r,,its
;uthctlclt, baS Der }NerausGc6cr in lcincn Se<
mcrflm0en t,tcr Die Scrrelrrnocu, smiIden
ocm SrtegoScpartcmcrt II. Gcncrdlcn z cptt,
loDlcr, &C., Su lltathcu Id, GeStpuu9cn lab
,,QStr nl&ehten bier c6cn 70 nphl tcncrfc,t;
cnB III unlcrm llrttfilc ctelc Grrrcfrcnccns
ra8 Department ocn ccr Sc|dmlb0nno tcr
Jiad'l0|1Sfcit nc les mtn0thigcn 9uflthubs
mctr ais frcilrriht. 0rtcnemtrthc 8emiltz
un9cn id,cirleu 9cmat)t ,pcrcen su 1ein, I'M
Sen. IaYlcr6 Scrrcrun9en su genil9cu, als
leW etele SsmltFl'l18en fpNrcen tetIllctg ocr<
eltelt pcer rerSr9crt turd, llriud,ciL rie and,
Gle auderite Gtdti9fcit nidlt 9a!I;Ijeb teieitt-
gen fnnnte."
S,iernlit wdte renn ouf einma[ ros oon;e
Gcmit't cteie5 folitlcn WhiQoNarms at ges
cen 9sldmcttert. j3n ipcltt,cu1 l,umtug metz
ren Ole be>altcrnsmtrtbe gShgcotrrsn rcun
jekt tire 3nflud't netnirrL "a fe nnmDQlit,
Iin9cr pcIitiltfeS Sorital oi,S pbi9er 9ers
laumrun9 fabriSrcn fOnnen?
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14

plab Mace Sauja9c alert eine berrlthe
Scuntaiu, cine 9eIdmadpoae @atbeSra, e.
ner Der Sltdre in oerielben 1T ocn icltoen
Sitber, Casa Wuuicipat &C. 9n6er oteier
Stride befucen iId, nod 8 anoere TT Der
Stabt. Saltillo lit cine iftr alte Staot. es
mar Die frlhere 8eIoenS &a'ler Srtnbloss.
Gen. 2aylcr 1T ldon nit leiner Slpance
nah Slqua 9iueoa ocr9erittt.
Shrctten Sie balo. Griieen Ste Shire
nertte Tamilic uno Nrn. Wittiug, Sertel,
gtcthna0el uno &lum befteus.
Sorfeno, noB III mciHem Ndd,iten th Sh-
men eiuen 0tGn;enocn Shladtberiht gebeu
Fam, unterseittne tlh mid,
Ncd1d)tun35pcu Shr groebcnlter
9(uou(t s bin9er,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
Gricasb crinsfc.

U Gelcaraphiide Oepeitheu pcn ptila,
celrhia, Ycn getern 9ltenc, 9Ipr. g. I'm 81
ubr erlpdhnen, rof rff1;ielte Cereid,en von
Sen. Soplrr III WafhinQtcr onoctonQt fei-
en. Gleleltcn wurrcn ourth Qieut. Gritteu-
ben utcrbradt, Der om Z. Mdrs 9tqua 9tn-
coa, G'en. SoyIrr'S Eager. Yrrlice. 81
fam nit eiuer GSfcrte orn $50 Wonn, com,
manoirt burdl Wojor Giopin96 nit l3C
lccren Waotn.
ccNl Der 9tdtc oru Serolrc eutecGte er ben
mcrlfnniit,cu @enerat g8arren nit elmer
Strelmodt bon 1900 W}onu g. lieferte
Tim eiue Sdladt nno ftluo i'm mad, tar
fem gSlbei itaure in Die N(ud,t.
lleter Is Mann uno 40 gGn0en oitnoer
oerlcren. Ctc Snhieute spctten uldt net
ter fdhren, cbue ffarfcre g6fcrtc. Qicut
Srittenren nuroe Gage su Serolpc aufoe
haltcn, bis @cl. GurtiB bon Gcnar9c mi
Srurpcn anlan9te.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14

Gd, 9erace 70 leiht ais 9ritne fcden uno ben,
Ielben @efdmad ba6en.
Die pbitacelpbia uno Baltimore giiens
babn Gcmpagnien bat cen paffa9tetpreis Der
eriten GtalIe auf orei Collars, jenen Der stpeis
tenGlale auf ;,pet Cellars reenSirteu. Dcd,
teld,rdnft iNh cieS bloc auf ceu jeoen Wcrs
gen at9etenocu 3ug
- Ter Shrrner llnicu bat aus cSacmel,
SNapti rie 9fad,rtht ntcrtraoht, eoG Nr1I.
eens Nite am %, Tctruar III Nert al 9,rince
acltwtsu itt. Gn@s mentcn CT itt rcrgjftct
wcrStI. &aIt. lem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
gera Grus eingenomn III CT.

Die 9eifrigc pot braette bsm 2luiteire
nah snusrldilI9e Nadbrihten bic Ginnabme
prn Gera Srus tetreftno. 9m %. y. gR.
begnun Da5 Spmbaromenr Der Stact unb
rauerte Bis gum &c. all meldem 2a9c bic
Wcrlfaner 5u copitulircn be9annen. Sim %.
fam Die Gapitulation 3u Stante uno unfere
Iruppen nabneu fr0leieh SeGB bon Staet
ano 5eifung. Der Seinb oerlrr in Siefem
Stran6e nift tpeni9cr ais $50 Sff,iere II.
iriepici Gsmeinen blieb bis ictt l,ncrmttelt,
fell aber iebr beeeutcuo fein. Ser ger(ulf
auf unierer Seitc fol- tId bios su 65 Mann
belaufeu.(?) 1000 (?) Meritaner purecu
9efan9cn 9encmmen, ,rcrllnter lleb and, cer
merifanifhe 9eneral Sega befanc, ben
@en. SaDlcr idcn frilber sinmal at leinem
@cfan9cnen 9emadht bate.
Santa 9lnna fri fit, III GilmdrIheu mad,
Der jcaupttart Merifo SurildSeben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
E SpGter Ypn 8era 6 ru 1.

| Sen. Scott lnreete feline Trurrrn S Mei
len linterhalb Gera Sru; am 9tcn W1rs H.
bate am llten feline 1900 Manu unite.
beifdnot9em Scuer Der 9lrtllerie bon uuferu
Sanonenbrten uno Ddmpfltifcn in Cid,
erheit am llfer. 3uerit purce Die Slrtl(erie
unD Vferee aclanoet. DIE feluelid,eu 8crs
poten tpureen NIT Sturm eencmmeu nit
einem Uerlulfe bon II Wann bon unlcrer
Sette. 9Im l. uno II. wuroen 8erid)ar,-
unscn uno 2aufardben um ole Stact oufQe-
ncrfen. Gin GUlp5 tpurce in cen Micten
Der StaSt gelanrt nm ale Som municaton
Der Staot NIT benz 0auoe abSuid,neoen uuo
ote QGaferr6hren Der Staot III ;erlt6ren.
E!eut. SIlbcrtl5 BON sSrleoridsburq, Olo.
mnroe ourh cine So pfiinoiqc Rusel oetOo-
tet, Die Susletd orn slrm cites 1anlbcurs
uuo oae Veln eineS 9emciuen Soloaten ob.
riB.
Das Sombarbement fcnute crif am l2ten
itattftncen. Ga6 Seuer BON Der Stabt uno
Dem Saitcll that felnen 9rc6en Shaoen.
W}ebre 9efethte fauoen itatt, rpdbreno uu-
iere Sruppen ibre polticner einnabmen
Sen. Wcrth5 Oipilcu nabm 2 Neccuten,
melde errihtet paren, nm oaS 9ancen uu-
ierer Iruppen Ill bineern.
Com. Conner mar nod, Sefehlshober ccs
0eidlwaeers uno bate 5000 Marinefclra-
ten gum Vclltanoe uuferer 1ruppen apaebc-
ten, ord, bate Ne Gen. Scctt nibt ar9e-
npmmeu. = ,s..
Gon Vroic6 lrirb berid,tet, tos Sol. Sur
tiB e'nen Sieg Iber Sen. llrreu'6 CipiIcn
capcRgetro2eu hate. Griferer botte :OOO
Mann unter ielneH Sefstlcn; eesterer 5000
Werfauer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14

,ptdt bat, I'm bic platten III geriibruns j1
balten, III yiptart. Neit cieiem einfaden slr'
parat uno nit unbeeeutenoer Weitbe fam
man binnen @tnuten slabence oise erseus
aen uno leid,t uuterbalten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14
Wunocrbares Wbenpncn.

Scri9cn Sreita9 9ltcnb, ungcfdbr bolb oett
llhr, ,purDc bahler eln prdt,tppue6 9,rrrIihr
bcmerft. G5 llbertraf auflnGIid, an Gj(ar,
unc Sdcnhelt ale frltheren, Die mir felt benz
3eitranm ocn oicr bis flint Sabrcn tccbads
tet habcn. @eScn 8 llbr id,ien es III prrs
id,,pinccnL inoem Der fitttrgcn, Ger teinabe
zen 9anSen nIrelidcn jcrri;rnt cinnabm, pcu
einer oiobtcn id)maricn JSrlfenmalIe alma.
lig Derrsdt 81 werrcn feDien uno Die Qicbts
ltrohlenu uber CENT fclbcn pcrld,nonccn. Trd,
rlrel Il, crihien Der 2ld]triu0 ipicter in pcl,
lem glan,e uno ein pen9 lltrlid) pcm 3euitt,
ces 8ecbaohters lf1no cm blcnecuo beucr
Ncacn, Der Ger 2angc l.aol beinabe Die aanS
,e WDltuug teS Sirmamcnts pcm 6(llid,cn
bis sum ,pcltihcu Socri,cut cnuahm. 0ies
fen Srgen fd,ien cine lciebte ourd,(Tdtioe
0etcliprlfe 81 6iLcen. mdtreno am oon,cu
ioimmcl, 70 nett cas- sluge reidte, fein NSlfz
d,cn al jebcu mar ulo Ole Sterne bcll uno
flar funtcteu. Gicie6 9tatllrlpicl mar eincs
Der pradprlllfen, eas mir je selrbeir Seiue
Iauer mcdDte pUhl orn 800 Winutcu ocz
melen feiu. Gs bepe9te Gd, Ia 9iam meit.
ndrts tiS es enclid) ecm 9cfeGtlten Oslife
letnes 9ScctodhtcrS cntid,pano. GoS O,rrb.
lidt cauerte bis Scsen Gag.
Ter Sriihlin9, Ger !aut nnieres Galcnbcrs
am o. y. Wl. al ces 3eitfrrnls Her onz
iauslc, tat unS crit felt tpenigcn lagen cine
tfletne prcbe prn jeliem betttrcn latbcnecn
Nlmmcl. jencm ermlrmcurcn rno ucubele.
5sneen Srnncnidein, mrpru tie preten 70
Nerne trd'lmcn, Snfrmmen la1cn, oaein feine
; Sfltellltn9 binildnid teS gSino. .Wiad,ens
, mus falld) fcirl rber S,r. slcrl madte rcn
/ U9tFArlff uno itellte cen f,chiacn Srcas lfntt
ccs angcnchm fduielnoen 3cptprs gum 8los
ien All. Gem fei jeced Wie ibm mrllc, lepie(
Z it aefpiR ( mir hnben tpieper ni1ne1ieh,n.a
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14

S arre fd, 10 i.-J1ad3 cem
neru.solue Courier muroe Or. SNcllano,
ipsld)er fnralid bic Grnennuna gum Muno-
ar5te Der Ser. Staaten 9!rmce erbieft, in
Der cortIaen Stact pom einem Srauensim-
mer alf tfentlider Strase macter curehee-
prlt9elt. Die geraulai1uu9 baiu lit uiht
an9e9eben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-04-14

Gin ungariider ebemiif hat cine Wetbcte
eutoedt, nm s,ise cbne Srennmatcriol A.,
procusiren. Gr brin9t slpct eiierne plattcn
nno einen fem pclirten fl,picrnen Gclnibcr
Der flh ant Gace etnes S,ebels um cine 9lrl
crebt anb am auberu gupe ein 8a!an;ae.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

Al. cnli meeting Of Phslanx Lodge, No 81
held At the Han in the town of Charlotte, June
II, lsi1 the following Resolutions were adopted
Rssolred, That whereas, 1t has pleased the AL
mighty Dispossr OF human events. in his merci.
fDl Providence, 10 remove from our midst our
well beloved Brother Capt, Henry n. Knox we,
cherishinE a warm remembrance of BIZ, manly
and social virtues. deeply regrot the event, that
dcprtves us Of his coupanionrhip. and our broth
erhood Of a warm and faithful adherent.
Rss0lrtd, That in the decease oC Brother Knov.
this Lodge has sustained deep loss for lie has
ever identified himself with Masonry from tho
time he was initiated, to the time OF his departure
ever mauiesline the warme,t attachment and a
stern regard for the preservation of its sncient
purity
Rfso}ped, That We sincerely and deeply sym.
pathjse with the friends aud relations OF tha de
ceased, and offer them our teudersst consolation
R'solrfa, T at in token Of our regard and re-.
spect for the deceased Brother. we wea. the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days
Rtsolred, That tho Secretary OF this Lodge
have the shove published in the Charlotte journal
{. oYERMAN, Soc'y. .
Jane II, ls4r.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

compliment the Hostess Of the Easle Ho-
tel. How, upon earth, he says, Mss Nan.
cy Hiil.ard succeeded in entertaining such
an Immense crowd as she did on that occa-
sion, with comfort, aud plenty Of the good
things Of life 10 eat, and all this, too, APP.
parenlly with ease to herself, and without
a murmur or whisper Of complain, from
her guests, was, and will ever be, the
wonder Of all who witnessed il. Nav she
long 1--we TO ENJOY that patronage, which
she so richly deserves at Inc hands Of the
public.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

Correspondence Of The Raidgh Rsgistrr
tAsp PAIgE. CtSsRe1. MTyIco, 7
Hay 81, Is47.
Nv DeGr Sir Soon after the arrival o.
our Regiment at this place, 90 the 18th u't.
wrote according TO promise, cursory
detail Of this country and it, peupc-such,
al least, as ! had the opportunity to Oh.
serve, 10 a hurried and somewhat hazard.
Gus march up the RIO Grand- to this place.
We have been unoccupied hero now about
a MONTH and bit very lille has occurred
worthy Of note but silt, feel thu, II is
due TO YOU, 10 give soWe information uf US
and our condition. Two weeks ncn. we
moved our Camp to tic North bank of the
san Juan, pronounced ~ Mexican, Sawn
Whan) about two miles above Town, in
the Chnppsral where our Police guard
under the direction Of our excellent Adu-
lant Q. A. Beck, cleared Us M excellent
Camp ground. The next morning, Col.
Paine, with a detachment Of two Compa.
MICS and 50 Drsgoons Regulars escorted
a large train Of Provisions aud Military
Stores 10 Monterey. Soon after the depar.
ture of Col. Pane the Officers left, nam.
cd our Eucaropmenl after him, as maxi
of their high estimation Of his Military
genus and his invaluable services to the
Regiment He is strict diseipliuarian,
aud by his promplness, unceasing energy
and faithful discharge OF every duty, and
strict enforcement Of il from others. has
won the entire confidence, respect and ad.
mifaHon Of he whole Regiment, both OH
GERS and men. We have heard from him
by a downward tram, but he is still absent,
though he is expected back in n day oil
NO. We now have four Companies in Tho
detached service. Bat az the Colonel was
accompanied by Adr. Buck, | have not as
et had an opportunity Of paying my res
,eers IN person 10 old Rough and Ready,
Is fec particularly anxious to do.
Our mastor roll for May, have iust como
n, and it was 10 looking over them that
elk il due to YOU now to write, as they en-.
bic me to give you fall and complete
lst Of all the deaths that have occurred in
he Regiment, since we left SmithvlIe.-
IN to that time, YOU have already publish
d the deaths. | begin with the comra.
les IN Alphabetical order, and give the
lnccs Of death as well the County whence !
he Soldier came:
Company ii. D. Wilson, Cspain.-
alvin Johnson, Of Edgecomh, died at Ma. 7
amorns, on 2sth OF March; WIN. H. Spen-
or, Warren, do, ApriI 6; Geo, W. Barnes, y
board steamboat, April s, A o
,os Edwards, Edgecomb, at Malamoras, =
.pril Is; Liuleton T. Griffin, Edgccomb, 5,
'amargo, April 20i VIM. Parker, do al
do do 30. Ct
Company B-H. Roberts, of WAYNE, g
'uptain. Willie BaiIy, of Johnston, n, Ca =. ~
largo, April %. Benz Afford, of Wayne, d
ont Isabel, April 20. v
Company C-Martln Shivc, Of Cabarrus, dl
nptain. Enoch Flowers, Of Arson, at
Iatamoras, March 25. Martin Slough, re
f Cabarrus, on the road to tins place from ~ a,
iatamoras, March ~.
Compaau D-Tlmon B'alock, Of Yancv,
aptaln. Thomus Curran, of Granville, r.
a board Of the Cot, a, sea, March 9Th; ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17
PUBLIC MEETING.

AT meeting Of the citizens Of the town
Of Charlotte, held at the Court house, in
Charlotte, on the 25lh inst. Braly Oates
was appointed Chairman, and A. II. Mar
TIA, Secretary. The object Of The meeting
being explained by Joseph II. Wilson,
Esq the following Resolutions introduced
by him were unanimously adopted;
Rtsolr'd. Tia, for the purpose Inappropriate
iy Celebrating the approaching Anniversary Of
the National Independence, an Grafton be deliy.
cred. and the Declaration be read on Saturday,
the 81 Of July, by persons TO he selected for that
purpose by COMMITTEE 10 be appointed by the
Chair
Ressirsd. That Free Barbacne be given by
the Cilizcns Of this Villsge. to which the peopls
of Mccklouburg county, aud tile adjacent Coun
ties are invited 10 attend.
Resolred. That on this occasion. free discus
sion and an interchange Of opipions be afforded
to our iulow citizens on o. suffice OF the pro
posed Rah Road from South Carolina TO TIM
place
Resolved, That the Comm jssioners of the rari
Gus Companies 10 the county Of ockienbnrg b,
requested 10 attend, 20 report thor progress il
obtaining suLscrip' ons 20 The proposed Road
and concert such other means az mny be neces
sary 70 secure more ,tfsciually Tie success Of III
onterprz.
Reso!rtd. Tnat twenty Delegates be appointct
by the Chairman Of this me5 iitg to represented
Comfy Of Mccklcnburg 10 the Convention, 10 s.
held al Camden, the 24th inst
Res0lrei. That. Committee Of ten persons b
appointed ~ tie Char to carry OH the secou
resolution, und that COMMITTEE Of four person
be appointed TO select the Orator and tie Reada
Of Ito Declaration
b OATES, Ch'mn.
A II. NARTT. ser'y.
Under these Resolutions tie fo'lowla
Committees we're appointed
COMMITTEE 10 sp -i7'oad ne Rarb,
cte.-JUbu \. Young Z. G. Carson, Ben
Morrow, Alex. Graham, e. J Fox. Rob
F Davidson W w Eims, II 3. William
Alex sprIngs Charles Osernan.
COMMITTEE 70 selcc' an Orator md Reao
er-J.H. Wd.on, W F. 5 rauge. W Johr
slon, T. VI. Ross, r. y. Alexander
Delegates 10 he Camden Convention -
b. Morrow. Andiew Gaer 4. Spring
Thomas Johnston, w. Johnston, ]. Wall
er, c. J Fox, Joseph w Ross, J II WI
son, William Ross w. ". Elms, j. "
Osborne John A. Young r. G. Carsor
David A. Caldwell. H. b. Williams.
w. AisSsnsos. Ed,e'd. d. Sloea. Andre
Springs. James florence, w X. Myer
A. b. Davidson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

WIN. NJ. Keith, Of Yancy, at the Brszos, !
March Is; Jno. Ledfofd, Yancy, Camar.
60, April 25 David Poor, Of Yancy, Ca.
MARCO, April af.,
Compqny E-W. II. Duggan, of Edge.
combe, Captain. Gideon Bafnhill, of Mar
tin, at Malamoras, March 81; Wright Dur.
den, Edgecoub, ST. Francisco, April 9th
EphraIm FI,rs. Edgecomb, Camargo. A.
pril %; Pattick Hardy, Martin, Camar.
go, April y J. J. Stokes, Edgecomb, on
board steamboat near Malamoras, April 9;
Hardy G. 1. Calhoun, Edgecomb, Camar.
go, May /.
Company = Geo. Williamson, of Cas-.
well, Captain. Jas. II. Miller, Of Caswell,
on board tie Florida, March II.
Company G-P. NJ. Henry, Of Rocking.
( ham, Captain. None.
Company Nv. Il. Price, Of New Han.
over, Captain. John Walker, Of New.
Hanover, on board the II Price, at sea,
March IL,
Company Nv. F.. Kirkpatrick, Cum
berland, Captain. William Cuison, Ca.
MARCO, April l6; Richard N. johnson, Of
New Hanover, Camargo, April 20. To.
tai, "a.
Most Of these deaths we're from the ~.
phoid fever, some from the prevalent diar
rhGa, and few from old chronic diseases.
Young Keith was killed BY the falling Of
he limhrrs Of the vessel, which was bro
ken of by IL Steamboat which went Out
to land them al the Brazos. The sea was
rough, and before the steamer could be fas.
tened to1he vessel, she caught part Of her
rigging large piece of timber was bro
ken of, md fell on him, fracturng his skull
and producing death in a short time.
Those hat died at Mnlamoras, were il
the general hospital at that place. Tn,
Q deaths at sea we're old cases Of disease. -
The burial service for The sea is peculiar
| ~ solemn and impressive. They were bu
: rlrd IN their full uniform, closely sewed il
their military blankets; and with sinker
e to their feet, were thus consigned to hei
watery graves. The ceremony Is sirpl
J. but most imntessivey awful, and brongl
the tears 10 many a soldiers eve that woul
not quail to any enemy, and | hope nrodl
ced % the minds Of many, serious cou>lc
z efalious lor then tiual dissolution and le,
tnltion.
Tire one 10 died on the road, aso Ia
70 he committed 10 his final resting nac
without a coffin, as no plank could be d
tancd, and there are no trees here arl
enough to have them made from.
Oar daily sick reports average more ,h-
a hundred but am well p,ensed TO inior
you, that under the treatment Of orr VIC
au, snd skiful Physicians, they are in
: proving, and the cases are not as severe
s, formerly.
4 The mon have been very imprudent
Y the use Of The water. md as we are obi
ed 10 use from the River, which is roti,
?, limestone, its imprudenl use is very del
;. terious, when not fatal.
Ia a late despatch, however, from &c
:, 'rnyfor, sre a--orsa ,nu, -han 40
be ordered up 10 Monterey, and that
no event vii he march upon San Luis |
r. iosi without all the Regiments now call
I fDtsfiie service for the War with Mexico
We are oil anxious To 60 to Montery,
IF we learn that The troops arc quite heal,l
here.
: We have no army news will Ike,
you advised Of al our movements of lu.e
}. est or Importance.
/. | am, very respectfully your obedie
servant ana friend,
!, A VOLUNTEER .
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-06-17

however unnecessary TO enlarge upon the
topics Of Mr.. O.'s Address, as we learn !,
is to be printed.
Va Wednesday night, an immense au.
ditory was assembled, 10 witness the meet.
lng OF the " Alumni Association" and hear
the Address of Judge Mason, tSecretary
OF the Navy on the occasion. A very
large number Of the Alumni were present.
and Gov Mofehea1 having introduced the
Speaker 10 the assembly, he rose with his
known uTbaniiy OF manners, and delivered
most beauilful--yes, beautiful Address.
Every foot Of the path which the Orator
travelled, appeared to be slrewed with the
beauties Of rhetoric and the charms of
fancy ifope and simile flashed il quick
succession upon the minds uf his audience.
elcetiIiylng at times even the dulest in.
lelieet, and relieving throughout the na.
'uial foughness OF those MASSEY reflections,
which fell from the lips of The Orator, with
all The earnestness Of affection and pride
ior those whom he addressed. He made
a very appropriate alusion 10 the visit OF
the President Of the United States. who
sat near him; and his eulogy upon the
Character Of tina, Father Of the Universe.
~, President Caldwell, was remarkable for
ITS beauty and paIhos. Aitet del,aea,ino
MS many virtues, he concluded this part 81
his Address with the celebrated lines which
Shakespeare puts IN the mouth of Aatonv
white gazing upon the dead body OF the
noble Brufas-
" HIS liie was gentle, aud tie elements,
% NAKED ia ban. that nature might stand up
ANA say 10 all the world ms wAsA alAa.n
( And well dad the life Of that venerable
Father Of Science, deserve such tribute
Aud appropriate indeed dad II come iron
one, WHO 10 the pursuits Of high ambition
amidst the ye&iug cares ol Slate-caf
turn ASIDE 10 cast an evergreen upon ii,
grave Of hun who was, IA times past, HI,
doobly huaofed PseccGor
We are tuly proud TO learn lbat til,
Alumni unanimously determined TO erect
by subscription from Their body. anolheI
monument to Dr.. Caldwell, more worth,
OF las high fame, aud more creditable +,
The State, thsa the one which now stand
% the Unrerslty Grove.
Thursday was Commencement dav an,
'ho following was tho Order Of Exercises