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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
TRIAL OF LIEUT.. HUNTER.

The proceedings Of the Court Martial dc.
tailed for the trial Of this officer have found
their way into the papers. There were two
charccs-'rcating his superior with COM
tempt, aud disobcdicncc Of orders. Under
the first charge were three specifications; LIST
arrogatng to himself the power and author.
ny Of the cominanderr-chic by entering
into stpuh,ions for and receiving the sur
render OF Alvaradc; I'd, doing the same with
reference to the town of Fla-ca.talpan; 3D.
capturing four schooner. aud burning one,
on his own authority aud without instruc-
tions from the commander in.chief. although
he knew the said commander wa. near al
hand. Under the second charge were two
specifications; lst, that having been ordered
IL report 10 commander Brccsc and assist
in the blockade Of Alyarado, Lieut., Hunter.
in disobcdcncc Of those orders. entered the
harbor and captured the place; I'd. thathav-
ing been ordered to report himself in pcrson
to the commander in chief, he disobcycd
that order.
The defence of the accused was well
written and spirited. It, leading idea was,
that seeing good chance Of taking the place
he thought the best thing he could do was
to 'go ahead. and he ven,urcd t. say that
the same view Of the ease would have been
taken b. any other officer 1.-The had sim.
ed 1t was through incSpericnce and want
Of judgement, lie knew that On. attack ON
the place had failed, and another nigh,
nnles' he availed himself Of this opportunity
which would have been great pity. Re-
'pecting his disobediencc OF the order To re-
--st himself be had quite forgotten it. amid
he excitement Of the ,ime.--k y Com.
urrcial
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
MILITARY ORGANIXATION or
ANTI.RENTERS.

The n Y Express states TINT ION Sat.
urdny the lst inst there was discovered IN
or near Taghannick Uhc AMI Rent town
IN Columbia County, dcpo, conlamln.
about hundred stands OF arms, and an ,n.
roiimcm of men rho had srorn 10 dc'cad
0n'i-rrntiSm grncraNy"
The following cXrac, OF letter from 4
highly respectable citizen OF Columbia Co.
to his friend in New York, appears IN It o
Morning Courier.
THE lands IN Tnghanick have D. en-
parcclcd on, by the recently ORGANIZED
band OF Indians IN ,ha, town, among them.
selves know y number of farm. her,
which are intended for particular persons
of,hat gang The DIVISION, or rather the
contemplated division embraces large
portion Of the lands in thu, town and ,h,y
nc,uaIiy intend to take and retain forclhlo
possession of,hcn. This band is made an
OF over one hundred, nll sworn to sccr,sy
the mos, inviclute and all pledged to MP.
pear IN disguise and armed whenever or.
der,d on, by HE lenders
mo. one mon alone OF all good citizens
but numbers Of them have been comrolhd
to turn their houses into castles and M. q
b'iged to defend their hcar,hs by arms. Tho
- still hold the farm they have cccu
pied, and keep IN the house about sky
stand ofarms, and nearly ms many men cy
cry night and large number every d,y.
The 9nlc, and pcaceatlc cl,izcns Of ,ha,
vicinity arc becoming rcs'lvc, aud viii no,
much longer submi, To al, this violence -
nnI solipro'cc,ion wiil
soon outweigh hll other considerations
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

EI1he Engineers Of he Lake Cham.
PLAIN and Connoe,icu, river Raj road have
as We undersand Jua completed Their Snal
survey Of the remaining portion Of their
fouie hitherto no. located, and the sps 4
p'oh's WILL be N readiness ai he Office OF
the ng'eeef IN has place, on the 20h. Tor
The inspection Of hose WISHING 20 b~com.
corrac,cr,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Prnorr--,he city o, which the last nc
counts from Mei,eo leaves the sirsoce a..
,i''on Of our army under Gen worh-
. one hundred and e,gb, mile, from Vera
Cruz, ,hirysis from Jslspa. and one hun
drcd and ssveniy.s'e from The hail. Of The
Nonieylmss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Medicine in hc Spring. During tho
change q. The season from he Winter {.
spung many are accustomed to tleo or
take calharics, OF both. N order to carry
oil sprng DISEASES OF THIS there !. no
need. II IS, moreover, positively injurious
The cause Of these spring diseases Is usu.
ally this Food does mol digoF, az well m
warm weather ns N cold Yu mos, pco.
pie keep ca eal.as IN the spring a, heaiil'y
as IN ~inler and thus Of course, oppre'.
the system ~ah morbid matter Eal less
because digestion ri visorous--ss warm
weather approaches, md you will need no
,pring modcines And m general when
The system b'comes Oppressed he ten way
to unload 4 Is to give II time 10 unload
n.ell BY eating len and lhUs allowing It
10 work up The surplus material which
clogs the vita prores, and !, a prolific pa.
rent Of disease Try Ugh, diet before
you take medicines "iIe !, W." ,hr !.
VIE !ef himself 'phrenologi,al Jours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

ni-ll will be seen by our paper Of TO.
day .ha, General Scot, is making rapid ad.
vance upon The Capital Of Mexico, and TIM,
as yet the American arms are every where
victorious. Whether peace will come,
however, BY The population ofthe city Of
Mexico remains 10 be .ccn. |, appears ,ha,
the Mex leans arc making prepara,ions for
a remova Of the sea! Of governmen, in an.
tcipation Of The even, spoken of-and as
Pnsidon, Polk seems to imagine ,ha, 10
conquer n peace he mus, frs, catch the GOV
ernmeni-wcsuppose he will a! once order,
on The army IN pursuit Of the runaway
Congress. This may be found as difficult
as !, once was IN the West 10 run down and
catch a panel OF Jurors
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

oLp VIRGINIA The rcsuh Of the last
election 10 Virginia lurrs oui sill to"er
than has been claimed by he Wigs The
lac, statements 60 10 show iha, six Wig
members Of Congress have been elected
III Locos two diNrle,s sill remaining ~
doo.,-and one If, v.can. By The dealh of
Mr. Dfom goold
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING. NAY 10
RAit.ROADISM

NAlInOA blSM.
sn-, il hn' become sd,l,d question
tbs; the two gr.s, p'ojeo.s -,h, connec''on
Of Boston and Burlington. and .h' City Of
New York With the waters OF Lake Cham.
plsin. hv ra,lrosd-nrc soon to be consum
mated he importance OF a connecting llnk
b',Ncen ,h,sc two eioN, ,toroucharcs has
become mote ood more apraren, 10 all
roug IN who dlloir themselves to think
m ~" .uNJcc, OF Railroad nrrovcm cn,s--
OF who care for tho well beng or The pros.
p'ciise in,etcN. Of ou' own immediate sec
u9n Of country.
For oufscli, We have long been aware OF
: the absolute necessity TIM, would exs, for
sch a connection md the only question
that las ever arisen IN oar mind IN relation
10 ihis matter has been rs Il fcgails ,he
western termination OF line Of Railroad
for ,hi. obJcct In our last, We alluded
briefly to the strife which would naturally
arise between those on the di1ercu, Inc.
suggested by nature for this inpounn, road
and already we zee that on one Of the
routes indicated, n movement, has been
commenced which may give to the movers
a decided advantage over o,hers, md all
Them materially in carrying on their IN.
lerprsc to a successful issue
The first meeting Of the friends Of The
southern route, from Rutland through Cas-.
,lelon, pouIinoy, Hampton, and Granville,
to Fort Ann, wns held q, Wes Granville
on Saturday last. Thi, meeting j, was
though unexpectedly-our fortune to attend,
aud We can say that, as preliminary meet.
ing. j, was all that the mos, sanguinc Of
those interested could wish. The persons
IN attendance were Of class Of men who
are accustomed to carry out successfully
'h,lr nlms and the spin, Of determination
manifested was such as is mp, 10 insure
success in any enterprise Of this character.
The peculiar advantages OF their route
were in.elligen.ly and ably discussed
committees were appointed for the purpose
Of procuring an immediate survey OF the
lire from Fort Ann to Cas,le,on and when
the people on the route, and Of the adllccn,
towns on the east Of i. are fully impressed
with the importance to them OF this loca.
hon. strong and decided action may be OK
pocicI.
As ye, we have heard Of no movement, in
this matter b. the friends o! The Whitehall
route, but that they will soon be seen arous
nv ,ho~soi-.s 'ha-. r. 1-~-.'-
As II regards The controversy which will
Of course arise between the friends of the
two routes spoken of--as we before said
we feel less in,eres, than we otherwise
should, from the fac, tia, we regard the
immediate construction OF one OF the rond,
ms matter Of entire certainty. Ia this we
do feel m interest, rs we conceive the pro.
Jecl to be ono Of the highest importance TO
our community, n one that should awaken
the attention Of every one among ". When
this attention shall be- gwen 10 tins snhiec,
and The feasibility OF the two routes decided
upon, we shall look with confidence to the
mmed ate commencement, and compilation
'i!his imronan, connecting link between
he great New York and Montreal thor.
'ughfarc, md that between Boston and The
,rea. West
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
l. REPRIMAND OP COM. PERRY
L :. fLAG SnIr Mlssis.IrrLJ
.fH.oH Ii<ar!O. Anil .


Slr:-l enclose herewith the lndinr. and
sentence Of the Cur, Martial. convened Oh
tie III instant. for your trial which impo-
ses upon ne the task expressing. in the
torn. q rcpr.n.ald, NY opinion Of your con.
duct a. proven before the Cou', Marital
However cement tie sentence in your
cas- may seem t. be, have spIrcyod it. A.
! can conceive Of no punishment, more Sc
we're than dismissal IN time Of war from
squadron actively cd before the enemy.
The sentence, while j, condemns i. 4 mo-,
sisns' manner yogs e9ndgc', cuts YOU a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
L'Some inqnisrive person asks to know
whether the leg captured By Gen Scott
was Santa Annals right or left ANY one

might know TIA, /, was no, his right one,
'oF hal It been, Santa Auna's body would
have been attached to n-and therefore We
feel doubiy sure that the lcg captured, wa.
The leg lcf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

Substitute for Cream IN Coffee. -Bea.
The .hhe fan egg u ffo,h pu, to II a
small lump Of touer, and .1rn the :oiiee TO
[" x's.aa'iy ~ .ha1 At may no. Guide. l.
- liil-ul'lo i.a.nsu..a .som irt,h cream
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19
lot success against US.
We have been cred us informed that, q


son OF Gen San,a Anna !. At the head or
very closely i'agueI wlh the mur!efefs
Who in',H tho road between this cry and
iihppn arl that lc malo Santa Fc. n
,hon distance tom here ts rendezvous -
We hope that an eye Will be placed upon
Is actions, aud that, II found guilty.. he wi,
b" deal VIII as promptly as the nature Of
80 rathtipa.ion va such crimes would lus.
} merit
his generally reported lha',hc Mexican
government have removed SANTA Anna
fom The chief command ol,he army. ana
Apo MED Gcnclal Ialcn' Canal,zo as
hsslcctit3r
By person lnr arrived rom ORR, ".
know lha, c'n Sam, Anna had arrived
here with 900 dragons and lnm,ta,.lv
conmsne't recruiting. having now under
h's command stou' COCO mon Of The fu-i.
uy's fiom Cef'o Gordo he al.o assure.
- thai a eofro,pon3rnce has been selzod
- the authorizes 81 Neiieo. addrcssed ty
great peronsce 10 Sonor Room. Offering
. certain sum If they would bnns sbou, an
early pesce. and 10 place oil the requisite
nesns a, his dspossl
In Puetla. Gen Inclsn ~ eonmsndlr-
hey sre ior'ryine The town ior re,ssnce'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-19

unds'.sndire between lh,m. wnaa,i.r
Ct lo'h'ns ihct ioreo rfcpa's.oi, TO De
r''i ugon BE- ea, Of N,,co
sarA Auul hpss,, that there i,r..l .no,b.
- Ih'rfnopy .r c. "a, road t,,won puct.
IA an H,Isco
s-or p.'he n wihou, sop or fsl,er
ii, icrfgCu,e storm O. ccfro Gofio delays
ucl DAY ~ hour -. onward march
VIII bollnc. an energy, hnd mastery
setrny beyond all parallel, be has p,..ed
through The considerable Town Of Jslspa
i',,ersoj ihe tang.rou. and i Gicul, road
ihiny mi'e, tey nd anil appears with ihc
90 anguatd Of Ihc army, under The ga.
lsn' Wotla t,,otc he ATTAINED castle o.
lcio,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

A I-I|I-
- 10 orcapy would let handsome room VITA AZ
= - - sr51n..tsa or unflmished, o. che or two
ntiepsu with or without breakfast snd tea Inquire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

WHlshf-Bsrres are 10 eood demand AMI steady.
About 80 bbs sold at an Drudge - held At ~ cts
With 20 cts freely offered.
PROVisION5-For Pork the deusnd u moderate.
ana prices are heavy. few hundred bbls sold at t5.
ana I3ds e7f Beef continues unstable The
quotations are nominsly 50c6 q ants 5Jd9 . for
country ard City Beef Hons srd Prius. Mesa srs
quet IN FORK Hams there 10 nothing doing. Some
parcels are offered, TO srrve At &C Lard 10 dull sales
100 ools at stc0 eta. Butter sells freely and Is orn
but Cheese 10 heavy. Ohio and State sell q, cts
according 10 quality
HlCE-For the home trade there 10 a moderate bust
De" doing. For export $50 tea sold at 2563 % for
'sr and strictly prime The stock 10 considerable aud
Increasing
GROCERlEs-There Is 20 rev feature 10 notice
sugar and Molssses continue inactive and heavy COT
lee s steady. but without ssles Of Importance.
TEAs-There 10 little or nothing doing Al privsts
sale and the business s for the The stock
10 not large bat sufficient until the Spring supplies
come In.
HOPS-Retail sales Of good Western are being made
~ 7cesc There was an inquiry for export 10 day bat
~ low figure.
NAVAL sTOREs-Cru5s Tarpentiae /. dull and
Only % offered Spirits sold TO some extent =: the
35c. Sales 800 b5ls Rosin. II 6ja67t for Eswbern.
and rs for Wilmington, delivered
LEAD-There have been sales Of LOO pig. st4 500
So part time.
HEAP-A small sale Of prime DsE ro,,ed was made
At Il 80.
HAY-wo note ssles sboa, 900 bales 8, 5saeo cts.
The market is firm.
LIME-Tso csrgoes sold at 7Jc cash
sEEDs-A small parcel Fiaxseed was disposed Of It
l35 cts per bush. Glover is dull At 7a7s cts.
sALT-we note sales 3 600 bush Ansuils at sbou. 80
cts per bush
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rnREIGN INTERRUPTIONS

HAYANA-SLip Cirisiorol Coon-207 bxs sugar Spot
ford Tileston L COTS sturges COST order-7 CO
cigars W Simonds-4 order-2 bxs mdse 100 do cigars
VI De Puga-l536 W II Ihomss-3 cases MOnzaneoo-
Zoe bxs VIM De Pew-3 cases Rowland Aspinwsl-l62
bales tobacco Richardson Cos cases ~ bxs cigars
Francia Col bale tobacco Juan Soliner0o 3asss %
bxs cigars mathews Col case order-e0 bxs Re
nsuld x Francois case Ludezeze-l7j bxs Cinze-
rerias-l box udse GUillardetl bale cigars
Moncho-8l bxs 4 Demonico-2OOoo dollars Lucian-
~ bxs cigars SamaDos-90 P Beauvle-6f { azet &
Artose-2 10 eber Kelley bales II Coit-557 bales
tobacco Meyer Sueken-2 pkgs 5 suaesz-2 esess 9
pkzs order.
CARDENAS-B Brig Robert Bruoe-24 hhds Of sugar Rob
ert Wilsms-3s Shoford Tilston-6 Moses Taylor
| 10 order
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TIE BOSTON yfNDICAToR


Of THIS WEEK will contain . choice and rare sun
Omary Of Foreign News received BY tne Acadia, 20
ae,her with some spirited Editorials upon the present
end suffering Of the Irish People, The Result o.
the Council Of Bishops, snd the Eaet Of Pope Fius ~
coodenning the proposed Provincial College 0u present
I'd b. Robert Peel This number viii also conts an 10
t.resns letter from Rough sud Ready whose communi-
cations from this city create slch sensation mere la
eysry respect ths weekly sxcss al others ia ms country
devoted ~ the cause o irelinds eNtct children For
al. AZ All the Periodical dAp0t snd served 20 carriers ~
Geo Dexter 81 Ann-st; NJ r OConnor. = Centre and
l. JOSEPH HERMAN, 5ll Bowery, Principal Az,nt
NOTICE TO BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISH
FRs-Ths subscriber has Tor sale, IN excele condi
ton IN. STEREOTYPE PLATES OF TdE AMEkl-
Can MAGAZINE The work = In three octave volumes
sv.rsxux more than 800 PAGES each, and wss nIst pup
shed under the supervision Of freeman Hunt Esq the
r~ss,nt Editor Of Hunts Merchants Aazakne ls Edit
os and contributors among the most able and inter
.nr writers In the country II contains articles Of per
aneat American History Literature, Biography
scenery Animals Botany, the Arts and Sciences, NC kc
and illustrated by than o1 enkraving u which
those IN the third volume alone cost over 5000 For
entertaining ard the time useful family reading
has been eeused BY snJ work Of the kind IN the
rifed states 80
II .. now more than ten yesr5 since the publication OF
the last volume ceased and ha never found rs way into
the auction circulated West % any extent-ror
does q contain anything nnicsi 70 Southern circulation
For farther information apply %
VIM z. TEWKSBURH, 81 Washin gtOn- g. Boston.
oen WtSfD p trislfosSW
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Narkets-C1efAliyr reported for The Tr'sans.
Tt-vsnIv Noyember %


TUESDAY, November %.
AsHEs-The market was heavy to-day and prices len
"a rsnt,v The Transactions add up shout 200 b5s Al
s7sds 20 for Pearls, and VOdo ~ 'of Tos' io''
ware unstable At the close at , SIT.
COTTON-The msrket is qulet and lie" sales are
b,ns made AT he y 10 decline since the steamer some
,rsnsc,ion. are being made concession OF &c Inc
saIss are oply 500 bales to-day About oOO bales are
reported sod yesterday but, we could not trace mem
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market was rendered In
sctlve In the morning BY the rain but toefe "ss e
ward some activity Prices however were not hfm sno
at the close the market but little II any higher tnsn
before the The aggregate are about vVVV
bbs including 1900 bbs for January delivery al . -
and 500 do tor April private bargain The rsnse OF
sales on the spot O666 Is for Oswesoen' "est
ern BRANDS and ls16 25 for Genesee. There was
some inquiry for shipment low rates most OF ioe or
ders being limited IS and under some Flour how
ever IL wanted an ships At rather higher rates
Ths market closed dull Bales unexpected 81 D 900
81 soma sales Western superhns not In good order
80 made AZ low AZ o. 10 Southern notice sales
400 bbIs Howard d part to arrive and part IN store 81
"a Meal IL In good demsnd ana steady psr ior snip
men, About 500 bbls have been sold ats lsf FOR OHIO
a lsa3 IS for state, aud 4i6J % Tor Jersey hye
rlopr "a dull and sells at 80 for common
cRA1N-Tbere Is some demand for Wheat but the
.nres In the market generally held 700 nign ior
,oiisr, We hear of no sales Genesee 10 heid al isV
Ohio l35 Corn was moro active, and ipe ssrs az ger
than for some days past Some 2oVv OF SoVVv pesn
changed hands al d74 cts for Mixed 10 cts Tor NIT
6Sa6s for new Northern including ons Psrcei oi 49,
bush At "a for Mixed In store. Rye 10 duh hoSe".
vi,h ALE. 600 or 5000 bush. Barley 10 very dull A
good sample wss offered ct 50 cts. Oats are steady
Sales Northern at 5o95l and 2ooo bush Jersey $50
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SALES REAL ESTATE.

Bx O. B. Rollins-ATLANTIc Dock PROPERLY BROOK
WI lot west side Van Brunt corner Deers~sL
25xlO0 $500 do do. adjoining last same Size >ovO
DO DO DO $625 each 1850; do east side DO do same
l do do DO s625 3 do on Degrsw. near Van bruntsI
o5xlOO $500 each 81 500 do on south east corner De
sr.w spd,vsn Brunt ss 25xl0o $500 do adjoining on
Van Bruutst same size, $3.50 each soo 90 90 90
s675 each al $50; do do do 500 do cor Van Brun
and sscket cts do $50 do south side Desrsw nesr
Nan Brunts, DO sos esch, $2700 2 do adjoining 90
SIPS each sl450; do north side ssekeit nser s "A
Brupts DO $3.50 do ad joining. do. SOU do oc $50
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WV AND ffiAAtLF
MEDICAL BOOKS.

DAKER sCRlBNER have just published
ID l. An Improved system Of Midwifery; adapted 70
the Reformed Practice Of Medicine, By " Beach, NJ d.
author Of The American Practice q Meaicne,' sc 4c
Illustrated By numerous col0red plates vol 40
2 Treatise on Anatomy Physiology and Health, de-
signed for Students schools and popular by " Beach,
NJ D. author OF Midwifery" &c. illustrated with nu-
uerous plates. ! sol 3vo
s. Medical and Botanical Dictionary, giving definition
Of the used 10 he various branches Of medical SCI
eocs by " Beach 81 D author of 1.-The American Prac-
tee -" "Physoiogy7 Midwifery SC. vol. svo.
IS Park-roy and l45 Nsssa--st.
B-Oriers from the trade solicited. M 3tsDsltSW+
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DoMrsr1c LAMENTATIONS

CHARLESTON-Steamer Northtrnsr--l0 tcs rice L
Buckme yer-5i bis cotton II Leverick; 81 Sny-
derl9 bbls Curtis Ackerly-paTcsls 70 Howell Sprouts
4 Co. Anderson Co, J Pistt NJ Chapman A North,
Fellows, Wsdsworth Co, Manning, Lew Il Co, Wal
ker Hicks & Co, Peck Van Bergen Adsms's Express
Nsylor & Co. l. Cohen, Acklend Howell John Rose.
l. Dixon, L Pearson, Wliber Co, Rice, Sterling,
J Atanasio, 4 Starr 81 Sexas Mr. Ludlow, z B Hood,
D Lsndreth. Mise Mcdonald, J Goudsrd, Wyles, z
Eddings, J Bull, NJ Trapman Shapt-r. Phillips.
Gayle & Has den, Chsmberng w Laight, Mean g
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THE FAMILY COMPANION.

CHARLEs BCRDEIr Editor-Ihe sseond number
u published this dsy contains tbs Cofin Maksrs story
BIZ Charles Rurd-u, BLACK Fritz, romantic story, ana
Thu. Once, or The First Step To Rum. Three ougnai
stories also proceedings Of the Convention Of Delegates
Of the l. O. OF %. +. Theafrcts frs Department MIL
tsrv lie Price cents Once. Hais's Foreign Letter
Oace M Mal.L aad gr sale b dsae-s geneIslIy n-tL
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED

In steamship Nortierner from ChareIt0n-O DonDan,
S Chase, X n Summis. D Msury. J P Carr, Ran
dolph l. Hennequin. l. Russell, Sans, c kDowton,
G K Hendrckson, w Waring, w Bennett, John Ker-
shaw and family Chss Brum. Miss Clark, Mrs Bowler
aud family and IL deck passengers
IL ship ChristorGl Colon from HauGna-Oen Heron,
Minister Plenipoteutisry from New Grenada tothe aed
States lady and children Masquez Secretary OF L.
CATION; Dr. Pinzon. lady aod children DR. Ofdsnier,
Lucian the celebrated Chinese Doctor and suit Of Chi
and DR. Vilaltoni Chss De Londs, w De lends,
Leon Lobat NJ De Measil, Ward, Chas Ward, Psul
Walker and F d Millber.
In brig Ne Orleans from BsynludaW Steel. Day and
LADY w Morton Mrs Adams and children, and Is Span
ish