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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20
BY tt K M AILS.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, Jan. ls, ls47.
Mr. JONES asked that his resolutions of ference Of
be had "ndsr S.
tons OF reference were adopted with some unmporant
The bill for the registration Of births deaths and
riages having been read third time and the question
upon its final passage being about to be taken
A debate arose upon the proper construction OF the
fifteenth section OF the third article Of the constitution
which S that he tine ufsOnd Gor the a
reading" Doubts were entertained whether the word
immediately" meant point blank" " instantern or
reasonable despatch" IL was put into tn hands of the
Committee Of the whole Senate.
BLACK SLAVERY.
The anti slavery resolutions came up again Mr..
SPENCER concluded his remarks in favor of the resou
tons.
Mr. JONES replied in favor of his resolutions declaring
that at 1t is xpedent to agate the question of
slavery the Senator said that his resolutions did
raise the question Of The proprisy imPropriety OF sa
slave climate the existence Of slavery there was i'm
possible.
MIR You've gave the Senate a second edition Of his
speech Of Saturday upon this subject; it was such
speech only Samuel Young can make
Mr. HAAS got the floor, and the committee with.
out taking vote that he may have opportunity to
Assembly.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. Allaben, j. Smith,
Wright, Treadweli, Gregory, Marks, soper and j. l.
Smith as standing committee on eudalSm lin tho nine
teenth century,
The bill for the relief of the second regiment Of New
York volunteers again had under confederation this
morning.
On m,tion of Mr. N. b. SMITH, Of New York, the vote
upon the bill considered
The democrats attempted to have the bill and preamble
referred TO the Committee OF the Whole in order TO make
the preamble less Objectionable il possible; the demo
Gratis conended that they had not had opportunity to
discuss the merits of tho preamble; that tbs previous
question had been sprung upon tn motion to take the
final vote upon the bill and preamble
Mr.. II. b. SMITH offered compensatory amendment
to the preamble
The CHAIR said II was not in order
motion then made to strike out the preamble
The CHAIR said the motion not in order.
An appeal was taken from the decision of the Chair
(Which was right,) but the appeal was withdrawn.
Then tho motion to recommit the bill and preamble to
the committee Of the whole, made. The motion
debated with considerable feeling it lost-ayes 49,
noes 90.
Mr.. DE,ELir then offered amendment to the pream.
BILE, to the purpose, that the President involved in
war "justifibly." &c II also was lost, but by d.
minshed VOTE 4sto 69) ten wing members declining to
vote on the amendment.
Mr.. WATSON moved that the House econsder the vote
the recommitment Of the bill and preamble the
committee OF the whole, and made some ncendiary
marks in support Of his motion. The House adjourned
withouta vote on the motion.
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INTxLLIeENcE FROM LIBERIA-The Liberia lie.
raid of Nov. 9th, says The public mind has,
IN great measure, been relieved of the apprehension
that torcble possession would be taken of Grand Cape
Mount, by the British government II adds I'VE are
informed by authority which may be relied upon that
such is the in ienon Of her Msjestys government the
fact has not yet been made known the commanders
her ships OF war on this station and it is but reasonable
to suppose il such order had been issued, none
would have known sooner than these who
the coast to protect British interests. We have not
however failed to watch all having the least
reference to that district OF country We learn that
there Is gentleman at Sierra Leone, lately returned
from England, who contemplaes founding settlement
At the Cape he Obtain sufficient number
Of perkons to engage with him in the undertaking "
Capt Dacres, Of the British navy recently visited Mon
rOvia, and spent day ut the government house.
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AFFAIRS IN ALB ANY.
THE LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II K L E q IL A p H I C.

ALBANY, Jan. 10, ls.7.
Senate.
There was little business transacted in this branch Of
our State Legislature the greater part Of the day being
absorbed in the discussion of the slavery resolutions
Assembly.
Mr.. t. SMITH from the Committee on Elections, made
majority report adverse to the claim of Mr. Hasbrouck
to the seat Of Mr. De La Montagnie Of the members
of the Assembly from Ulster county.
Mr.. WATSON presented minority report the same
subject.
The report OF the Commissioners in favor Of the loca
ton OF portion Of the line of the New York and Erie
Railroad in Pennsylvania ordered to be printed but
not distributed until the minority report shall have been
received and printed
resolution was offered, calling the Comptroller
for account of the extras paid judges and the attorney
general. Adopted
The discussion on the Ulster county contested election
has been further postponed until the 9th inst
The Of the chambers granted the Agricultural
Society.
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DANCING ACADEMY,

MR. SARACCO Italian Chorographi,t and Mile AN
1 GELlNA first teacher of the Partisan Dancng Aeads-
of Mr. Cearius grateful to the American beau mondes
Tor the they have with
Istnspshed families in New York, have composed the
TAKANTELLE WALTZ Dance Of Naples,
fashionable in the higher circles Of Paris
ANGELINA,
waltz Ia Eve order replace
by Mr. Per9 which was not received Partisan saens"
oelng too theatrical
The above beautiful dances and also all the fashioua
Bile new Polka, new Msxurka, and Quadre Mezurka He
dowa, Waltz kedowal Wazes IN two and three steps
Thoroughly taught IN a few lessons
D-The &c for the above mentioned dances receatiy
published 10 Nes York, can be purchased Dancns
Academy, Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 20.
In
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DEAFNESS CURED.

CQ1 BROADWAY. (ErtractlI cheerfully comply with
cO the request Of Lieutenant Nc ntosh that hs
nvslIded home unfit for duty consequence total
Deafness and discharges from the That under
ment of Drs Castle Edwards aurists New Yok,
rey recovered his hearing and returned Ills
military duty.-signed. II. MeNEvEN Surgeon TO II ..
NJ forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA for ncpient Deafness disehar
from and collections OF hard ke in the
ears-for sale 1871 Broadway. dIi lmsre
TOOTHACHF CURED IN ONE MINUTE,
ID the of the Glove Anodyne. This 10 an exenep
ID article and will the violent oohsche or pain
the minute. IL is unpleasant taste
will no, inure he teeth End eeeu permanent Pre-
373 Broadway in tho Granite Building Sold also 100 Full
ten street II East Broadway, and Coddingtons 3o3 Hud
ST. Price % cents.
Purchasers beware Of spurious compounds called
Glove Anodyne intended to deceive unwsry Be
aud ask for the Glove Anodyne prepared by HENRY JOHN
son. and purchase only real dealers 1mey
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NJ AkkIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 70 inlerest
1l them by pcrusing Moral Physiology written by ths
Hon. ID. Owen with additions aud alterations by r. 8o.
NJ ID. Were this book carefully read by every marie
person. and its advice strictly followed, persuaded
that different of society from the would exist
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
prudent people from entering the matrimonial sate but
here IS work that will tell You important which
may obvfe all such objections Price Of the book 50
For sale by Zeber Co. of Chestnut and Sd Streets
Philadelphia, md booksellers; and the Editor, Ans
street. New York. 1msy
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NOTICE

pRICE REDUCED TO q CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Badness and Grey HairA desirable article
for the toilet The Tcopheous Medicated Compound IL
now acknowledged by all who have used be the best
and most cersin article that has been Thou
sands have proclaimed and bore witness its value and
cy prevents badness restores the hair that has fallen of
become hin keeps the hair from becoming re-
moves dsndruf scuri &c 1t is particle ded
TO the LADIES' u only the hair
ness and oriancy which cannot be surpassed Prepared
sold BY a. u BARRY artist IN hair, No. LAG Broadway, cor
uer OF Liberty street. d24 I'm nc
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Common Pleas.

PHILADELPHIA Co, Jan ID, l547.
Morgaret Bell Us. Richard BeH-ln this cause the
Court decreed divorce ptnculo nparipson from the
bonds Of the marriage) with costs The parties, be-
Heve formerly residents Of the city of New York
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WATCHES, JEWELkY, AND SILVER
WARE

WAND.
HE Subscribers continue g have for sale full
mcnt Of gold and silver Watches of the approved
makers which will be offered the very lowest prices and
warranted correct time Ike. pers.
They family receiving the latest styles IF fashion
able Jewctry Of every description including geld fob and
Euad chalns breast pins ear rings finger rings; bracelets
nesd ornaments &c silver Jerks butter knives and
silver ware equal to con gold and silver spectacies
cave convex. &c French clocks and watches, repaed
equal to the original
a. ACKERLYss BRIGGS, lss Bowsry.
dN im'rh Sdoon above Brooms street. !
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Court CaIendar-This Day,

CIRCUIT CoURr-4,lO. IL, IL, SOL l9, n, %. as.
COMMON PLEAs-Frst Part-20, $780, ~, 20, ~, 20, a.
49, 81 D. Second Psrt34 &c. 80, A. A. 49, 49, So 81 g.
IS, 60, 81, Ga, 40.
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One Of the prisoners confined in the Louisville jail at
tempted to escape on the sth inst In jumping
considerable elevation he crushed of his legs in
horrible manner. Notwithstanding this, he dragged
himself along nearly q square, where he was found
nearly frozen TO death So the injuries he
received that his limb was amputated.
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LATE FROM EUROPE The French ship Albert,
Captain Fortrn, arrived at this port on Thursday,
in ten days from Point Petre, Guadsloupe, left Cher
bourg (France) on the LIST December last.
The sugar O. op In the French West Indies look.
ing we'll and promised to be early, II the weather con
tinued favorable.
The Albert ~ new ship. She made the passage from
Cherbourg to Charleston in a. days eleven OF which
was occupied in discharging cargo at Point Pstre--
CHARLESTON Courier, Jan. 10.
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j. McMURkAY'S
ARRANGEMENT 8 FOR 1S47.
& 49, & &

OLDESI ESI ADLISiEU FASSAIIE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
THE SUBSCHlBER respectfully br gs leave tender his
sincere thanks to his friends and the public
FOR their liberal support he has received for
twenty and socits continuation of their conf
The despatch by when his have been ought
and the prompness by which his very drafts
have been paid at the different banks he atters
suc guarantee to the public for the fithul Perform
Of any future contracts entered into with him.
The following are the days Of sailing Of rbe regular ns OF
packets and from Liverpool list 9Th Ith 10th 2st
and 10th of each month throughout the year.
Ia addition The above regular line number Of endid
ships such the Adirondack Mamion Rappshannock Lii
berty Sea- Green1ck, Broom and Ocean Queen will
tlnue to sail from Liverpool weekly regular
thereby preventing the least possibility OF delay detention
IN Liverpool.
The regular line of London Packets sail from New York
on the lst 9Th 18th and gath and from London the 6h
ish .t and 2sth oil each month throughout the year
the Old Country have them brought out any of the
above splendid vessels on moderate terms.
And for the accommodation persons wishing To remit
money 70 their 1ames or friends have arranged the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20
ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
ron THE PREVENTION AND GUAR OF
EuAppE n NnG


THE SUBSCRIBER, (l,te of the firm Of T. Rousss lss
Broadway)-no removsl-rcspectfuy solcits trisl Of
this article appropriate 10 the Upon absolute
perfection he willing risk the Of his
lshment IL q warranted TO cure and prevent chapped
hands aud In addition this them health
fu sonss and whtenes The manufacturer csims for bis
perfumey perfect equality the imported superiority
from It's reshness there H. however article in this ne
keep The perumery Of former partner many yssrs
ircc OF the hrst labo atoy IN Paris, IS certainly
ar.d by the product OF laboratory Europe aud n
sold prices generally 30 to 20 cheaper He
polls the time promising deserve by truth ana
fair dealing in all his transactions.
A. A. MOSS, late
kOUSSEL'5 lJ9 Broadway,
Where he will remain uutl further notice
Every variety Of Soaps Shaving Extracts Colonies
Cosmetics, Pomatums, &c, with Of
Razors Has Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes, Toilet Bot
ties Odour bu1es suithbs for presents. &c dsi
Prma DONNA both handsome and young,
Was seated at home IN grief;
Her mind was troubled, her unsuunR,
And nought could afford her relief
Toaing at a concert she must that night,
That morning she'd taken a cold
And she knew full we'll that SvoRi might,
She picked M the "Sur,n as her only hope,
And quickly commenced to read
VI HANCE' SYpUP-not Joues's
She sent for bottle with speed.
She took three doses, three hours apart,
Or HANcEs HoARHoUrD COMPOUND;
Ii cured her cold and gladdened her heart
uANCE's CoMPOUND SYRUP Of HoARIoUNp 1.
CHITIs. ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, nc.
Price 80 cents per bottle, or six bottles for - So
HENRY JOHNSON cor. Of Broadway and Chambers e.
ID. Sands Co, TT East Broadway Coddngton, Of Hud-
son aud Springs Esculapian Temple OF Broadway
and Howard SITS Guon cor of Bowery and Grand st.
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IN CU0rEk, DUANE street, between chatham and
- william streets has for the last twelve years
the most extensive practice in diseases any
cal in New ork. He the most aggravated
days Srcture-Docor Cooper has discovered new meth
cd by which he can the worst form Of structure from
TO weeks, with scarcely pain the pat
Constitutional debility, brought by habit INDUCED
by men, begets dyspepsia weakness of the limbs
and small Of the back confusion OF intellect forgeune
pepitaon Of the heart, and aversion to society
warranted in change. Post paid letters
tanning - for advice, attended to- N Be deceived
7Imsc
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-$7
% per snnum-payable in advance. -
WEEKLY HEHALD-Every Saturday-Price 6z cents
per copy-St l2k cents annum--payabe IN advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day
Price Ga copy-$s 90 per annum payable IN ad-
ADvERTlsEMENTs at the usual prices-slways cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch.
All letters communications By mail, addressed the
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED:
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor of tho
New YORK HERALD EsTABLIsHMKNT,
North West corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

THE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the immediate and per-
nsnent opan from decsyed teeth having fron IL
intrinsic value remedy become immensely popular with
those who have used H. many have lately been
thrust the market by unprncpled persons and sol
the original and genuine article The object 81 tins
graph the public against all such spurious com
arcle so long and fsvobly known by that but thar
prepared during four five years, by A. d. sands and
Cs who the sole proprietor The only safety for
TO be and ask for Johnsons Toothschs
Drops and to the OF the wal every
Of the genuine has the signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember that the true Glove Anodyne . immediate
for the most violent toohsche the and
that u IL manufactured genuine only by Henry Johuson
Chemist and Druggist T3 Broadway sde the Ora
mite Buildings: Sold also at 100 Fulton street II East Broad
way, and Scs Hudson AZ Price 25 cents d. 3imsrh
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U. s. SUPREME CoURr w ashngton, Jan. I6.
lSi7.-The opinion of the Supreme Court in the
important case of w. @ Cook VS. John Moffat and
had bought goods in New York. and gave his note for
them. Suit brought for the note in the g.
in atmore and Cook claimed that he released by
the insoven laws Of Mary an1, under which he had OBJ
tanned discharge Judge fancy decided that as tho
ty an insovent discharge in Maryland From this de-
cision an appeal was taken TO the Supreme Court
Judge Grer delivered the opinion Of the court yesterday
which was, that the defence was not good one-and
the decision Of Judge fancy was therefore, confirmed
The decision OF the court strictly confined TO the
particular before them that any other case may
be regarded OPEN far the present decision bclrs,
or profetses 10 go.
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GENIJINE HEARS OIL.

THE number Of Wigs manufsetured In this
country must be conclusive proof that me hair erect
ly neglected. IL enn be satisfactorily proved that proper
wig would not be IN one case
OF ten which artificial hair worn Concentrated persp-
Of the hair be subjected aud an sndote to re de-
sruetiye au.ies the Genuine Bears OIL stands alone
There IL morning. chemists that compare with
IL supplies the with most healthful nounshment.
darker the within the capillary tubes and
gives the locks which prodnees tendency TO
curl ,,r .vux,
JOHNSON, Druegist, tsuccessor TO Sands Col Hs
Broadway west side IN the Granite Building, corner oil
Chamber street Sold slso at 100 Fulton stree and " East
Broadway also at 300 Hudson street. corner OF bprng.
Beware Of spurious limitations and be sure and Pur-
chase only the article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
Free 80 cents and 70 cens per bottle. a. INT
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They all of the first class ably commanded and with
accommodations ample and commodous The price of pas
the cabin exclusive of wines and liquors.
Apply to BOYD x HlNCKEN,
Agents. No. Tont inc Buildings
No SO Wall street.
Goods the forwarding will be subject
other than the expense actually paid. au2l IN
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Thoe suOsanta last saihnR hrst class shlps all built
the city York are commanded by Of experience
md ability and will be despatched punetually the 2lt Of
each month
Their cabins elegant and furnished
with whatever the and comfort
gers. Price of passage 500.
Neither the captains of these ships will be
sponble for parcels packages by them, unless
regular bills OF lsdsng signed therefor
WOODRUFF MINTURN,
81 South street, New York,
TIELDEN, BROTHERS u CO.,
m1 re Liverpool.
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS
CORDYN'S COUGH L0ZENG Es-Prepared by Corbyn
~ Co., 300 Hoborn London. The article in ems
tence for The Of coughs colds hoaene irritation OF
the lungs asthma, consumption, &c for sale by COLBY
~ Pearl street corner OF Frankfort. for the United
Iunsr
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TNcLAND-Messrs Spooner Atwood CO., Bankers Lonl
aon Messrs Jas Beckett Son. and Mr. Richard Murphy
Liverpool.
scoTLAND-Tho City of Glasgow Bank. and all its branches
and Agencies.
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Phila.
delpha Boston, and Baltimore by the Res u Packet Ships
application being made letter post paid
addressed to JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South streets, New York,
Or, JAMES BECKETT & SON, and No. / Waterloo Road
MIR. RICHARD MURPHY, SLiverpool d23r
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e. We are indebted 10 the Hon. Simon Ca
meron, for a Typographical Map of the road
from Missouri TO Oregon, from the field notes and
Journal Of CAPT. J. Fremont.
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Democratic Nominations.
FOE GOVERNOR,
FIR 4 NCIS Il. SH u NK,
FOR cASAL COMMISSIONER,
MORRIS LONGS STRETH,
OF Montgomery County.

or PRiSIiNG ISK A fresh supply of superior
printing ink just received, and for sale at Phla
delphia prices.
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Dy- Nsws FROM IRE ARMY Our paper, this
news from our armies III Mexico. AS this kind
of news takes precedence of all others, our edto-
rial and other matter must necessarily be short.
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o. LOST, between this place and selinsgrove,
a lady's breastpin, set with large topaz or ye'.
low stone. The finder will be literally rewar.
ded by leaving il with the editor.
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whom | feel particularly indebted for his vAlua.
BILE services on this occasion.
Our loss has been very severe, and will not
probably tall short Of 700 men The Mexican
loss he, been immense. shall take the car.
lest opportunity Of forwarding correct list of
the easusl,ie. Of the day.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want q. TAILOR,
Major General U s A. Commanding.
The A'jutani General Of the Army,
Washington, D c.
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GT Gen. Taylor, at the battle OF Busna Vista,
occupied an eminence from which he could over.
look his whole army. He was seated on his old
white charger, with one leg across the pommet
OF his saddle. His aids begged him to change his
horse and position, as he was too copspicuous a
mark for the enemy He however refused. sta.
ting that ss the old fellow had missed the fun q,
Monterey, on secennt Of his sore foot, he should
have his share this time The fact tha the .e,eived
two balls through his clothing, YVES a strong evi.
drnse OF the danger Of his position. How differ.
tht The position of Santa Anna, which We, far
IN the rear Of his army, under cover of hill.
With Loss Of Eight Hundred 4 Amsricsns.
The ReroiuiiOn in W. Tico-P,oJa5 Dorm.
fail Of Gomea farias-- The Priests Assist.
ing Santa Anna.
WAsHIsoTor, April SIS O'Clock P NJ
Passengers who came on this afternoon in the
mail boat say that as they were leaving Charles.
ton, nn agent came running down to the boat
and tralloed TO them that vessel had Just arry.
ed bringing intelligence that Vera Cruz had been
taken, after desperate resistance, with loss Of
500 on our side.
New Orleans papers Of the goth have been re.
ceived by the Southern mail Of this evening.
They are filled with the details Of the incidei,.
alluded to yesterday bnt 10 later intelligence
They state that the revolution against Gomez
Faras, was making headway, and it was thought
he will be put down. The coalition now is be.
tween Santa Anna aud the clergy.
1t was also reported that the priests have sent
him two hundred thousand dollars, as an earnest
of their determination to support him.
From the Picayune Extra, March 30.
Later from Vera Cruz.
The ship Oswego Captain Johnson, arrived
from Vera Cruz this morning, having sailed OF
the 10th inst.
The ship Yazoo, with Captain Ker's squadr OF
on board has been lost on Anton Lizardo. Nor,
than one hundred horses were lost. Col. Duncan
/ lost several of his horses in the gale. The los,
! of horses is severely felt Captain Kearney, o
! the u s. Dragons had not landed, and we dc
not know how many Of his horses may have been
/ lost One dragoon was drowned from the YazoO
and three men from the store-ship Relief were
! drowned in endeavoring to rescue the dragons
| Gen Scott had landed ten moriars, but had moi
| opened his FIRE al last accounts.
! Com Connor fred a salute on the 18th in hon
OF of Gen. Taylor.