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N: d. Hss ;:s e
Ship HatS:aos, G.es Liverpool. with udss TO- Ogden
Slip G:fcs.. of New London, Liverpool. with nd,e
Snip Rio 6I.aas. Antwerp 50 days, in ballast. 200
Ship Cisovsi Colon. Smith Havsns 18th inst spoord
BARK Eii.sssth Jones. M.as. to Asuins Galway. Lei,
Ma,s. u Gss.:
rough weather or The so.,t cI the last S Ssg.
), Mare in thick sS got ssr throwing overheard %
Rio j,nsro Oct with ,so bag.
George Henry. wSi ricou 10th Inst. with aos chal-
~ It; E; AZ s:!,; ?';
AZ, Eng Robert Bro Boes Wade aIa.ns days % ssneo
60 %'
E. PE NsS Bn%hs gs~1dA Moy g Tue
a. spoke ship Louisa, Of and om Boston New Orleans
beard ss ard % g; :
S% Un ps as fs9 S from on the brig
s,S t. Logan; Chase Ns.3i,h w.A
8 81 spoke shi Sophia
British brig Helen Haven, Pctou via Providence days. in
ballast, 70 J 4 q Laurie;
Brig Olive Sumner, Eatpo4 days. with lath and plaster
Brig Ella Hse,t Lubee. 10 days. with plaster to Smith
Bfiah brig Rapid Lakeman Sydney 20 days. with 81 chal
Brig Balch, Rice Lubee. days. with plaster
S1 .esr ESser aay % FISH,
British scir Camp,rs. Porter Har.7 days. with fish,
siih rssvi.a GS. 20 d.y Snow
sesr fiS Isis s,on " .iae Cher. s.Ia saw"
s ssSi 2ssrIs Bray Msiss,:a fs
s Sch, fs SiIrGwe Boston days.
Ship Allen Ch:,s,ten and bark Thet' for Now Or
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Decrease in nine mouths. .......... 467Oj
Hides-Rver Platte lao $50 reals, or Sk So cents,
on board; Rio Grande, scarce and held at 100 reals
Freghts. to the United States ST IS ST. So per bag
Europe f3 a E3 TO- incnins downwards. Exchange
The transactions haveibeen large, at ~ accord
Ing to terms Specie abundant Patriot douboons O00
ditto dollars $40.
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nK.UrHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUAHY, or intcl
u nal remedy for the Piles triumphant So 900 cure

a. !.asa q, &: .: ss
x.rsasd cure al case; si,As,
Diseases found conjunction with the Pe.-'uch as Chronic
iect peculiar which many csrt
ssy
Severe habtua flow of blood to the head
relaxed state Of which arc the Of the above named
st. ss% Err s : sss
Der of the New Jersey Rk.si:l.,arfs .,. "a ,s.,
have been afflicted for With &c pile. and nave sd
ssas
du: alike Dr. Upham ;nd " py.s 3 Tess
., (, ,'' X Ts.m ssf 4, SSs:
&. s II Rss'
thu. se; T: s.i
ss e q 81, sans'' for the Of Ps
A SIZE ssss ays
s s The I
hi. :cmpo,on .s only Gss sanctioned Sy IT,. .ciene.Gi
tons Of coors without danger or and
Sed liberal and Unlimited con6dsnss pub
boz boz marked s'sfi required ask for box marked NJ
Cbespnt street Philadelphia; and sold Wholesale and retail BY
SANDS DT5Es 100 t o.se T. E .y w BosS
way; T. xIiaul 40 Broadway; and J. B. Jaauem0d as
fSGS HAk Az S
premium awarded at the Franklin Institute. au2s so.m
3ysRSs ANb h9M
SS
deserved spa.asca Being scnyeai.as ard ssIsss5s
desirable aaa truly valuable a@tes form Of
psste-is tasteless aud does not impair the digestion
II both s &. and n the
diseases whilst the usually taste and unpleasant odor
'''' "'''' JAMES TAEnANJ d. &c.
Az for sale Es Row ITO Broadway' A.G, .T,s
En- BENIN NERSAk SHsD 5.s
d s s sue o. all S Of TIE
still Continues to engage Dr. kiDken umo. attention
ton NAV depend beng always conducted BY Dr. X him.
self with prompt safe and energetic treatment to perfect
Strangers travelling supplied moments notice with
dcne sufficient to cure themselves in the most convenient and
Cure warranted or no charge required.
Letters, post paid will meet prompt attention Residence,
~ W. corner OF Third and Union Streets half square from
the Exchange.
G-For full particulars 9TH page Of the Philadelphia
spir't ofthe Times ~ o0tsrc
flHEAICuu UF bGhOFULh. mEHCUhtAL VI
p"sns . tire a0nf' Dec ss'9 SSen"
~ certify that rnaculousy cusd !y Dr. Joseph Hsins
or troublesome scrofulous complaint. from which
suffered for about FIVE and from which s the most
called sful physicians could had large and
perfectly a~bes s.PsIilIa syups and other .%i
to Dr. Joseph Hene No 20 Duane street. under whose care
began to mend, ard enpely cured. Such Of
recollect that hi. only ohee is No % Duane
street GEORGE w. GIBbONs,
Clerk of Fulton Market
We TIE undssnsd, know the absve statement TO be cor
rect $500. -.
JAMES 2. FISH, los South vyssI
NI.pr Nsjss SsiSSli sfdalla sodAs ~ xhis
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A PAYMENTS and s,rsle Rooms to se n French pri
s.
ommi.soa Business, under The firm q VIM Nsyls Habe,.
1 %sy Is eona ass i to s Rsn.''a ~ @ ~
nj, S s f.! % %ssssssAss
ME NATlONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Val against s re % nSS ,n,1,
nss ssn on
in u sa on Of o.
ponsrion and inland navigation sa, '''''''
Thsma;Sw TAozn. John H;Stis, Martin Hoa,a...
HssS % WG Yss yfl Stephen ssa S E
THoMAs s's w. 'riuoRNE. Pr..ids..
NB1fs capital ri. Institution now FULL and with
ssurplus. Money to loan bond and mortgage. .24uc
sE1 5ssS Eoa
the S he ns ~ any a hs
as'sSs rSey ars to any sor that may
Be desired; Orders la Jones. Bssbs: Co.'S ia0 Fulton
p..1.nhp hsIstSior: .qb,.na bsswss, Msiahards
:iis:".fS mE,NuARDs
PEKFUMhkY. TOILET sQAFs, Patent slealclnes
a os 9 the ss s. d
Esds %l's.s syrup
sale a; No. coSisads from sss:s%ey f''
=, 49,. GEO. y CHOSEN.
Fl AsiiN9s' CYMrOUND sYkPr Os NArrHA-
% S S s
about the spIsby and satisfied the medical
s
nS mR Inc the
which but dollar is sufficient to satisfy patient
anene. ss:tns and ssdicss9x the nalsdy BY tn: .ms
dy Dr. Hastings its dscSvers is one Of the most eminent
q @ s
.. g. oRss
to have immediate to it. and proclaim
sls:ey y sadsaisSs proofs Ofcurns con'anpnon
Price One Dollar bottle six bottles for five dollars. As
5 rs SS M i S% aa
be gut and on. BY those who sell again Th; ar
NspRs Syrup and who BY
S!ass Pssi
viii 5. and
wded to them In manner to secure their safe and speedy
No Co. ss io%s, agent, for this medicine .aS
transferred The agency the American esntiaent to M A.
Syn y q M'''AA in the United States and Canada
Use ASSES OF THE SEXUAL SYSTEM. adapted to
Edr sGsii?S; assSaf s
s. Tas sss M %ss and and %.
vaoa. bianehss Of HIS book shows thoIouahs
M S Se
ps Of H.
Ne o q
Written clear and style and calculated to DO
TIE psesas ad s s v
bic Inns and the reader will come ac,o.. many useful
book written viii aecasy and s !. d .S t..
: Il John !: q & for sale Z
OK sAylAKD's iNH{A y. EXTK .I "a for u:
e.: sss5: Sss: s;: ss
s6snss ds The ysItea from he P;tisai
unpleasant feeling. attendant on patient ordinary
seton Of but by il. tonic prevent
=
II every day * h: once: The treatment saa eaI.
Skill Of as ' & h%
L. regular graduate in the medical proisssion. Oaieei
I. FS Ann so arranged that patients do not 's'
'at.e. to his Office through the entry hi, .e'
wi to interest them BY perusng Moral Physoiogy written
BY the Hon. r. Owen with additions and alterations by r.
red person. and the advice strictly followed peua
1;, The tsors Of povery "na be prospee rre
family OF children which eould be but poorly reared
many prudent people from the matrimonial sta but
hersa work that will tell important which
fee Fl ne n SG9h % For
Philadelphia, and the Editor No. Ann street, New York
81 Sotsnc
DK. YrHAMs VEGETABLE ELECTUAHY, or inter,
~ nal remedy for the Piles triumphant 50 900 cured
in the past year.
This medicine warranted to cure all cases oPles either
Bleeding Blind internal External and all Infammaory
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VTVARIFF OF PRICES DURING THE SUSPENSION
L OF NAVIGATION, lsl7;4s-By Express,

ws' forward
Fargo Buffalo whose line extends tby stsTe) to Mlwau
h''a only
b. Glass .na ou
taken ouly at The sole risk Of the owner.
of &c % o
on
OF the property as fEafSvSffNesroN WELLS,
nj l2tr 10 Wall street. New York.
22 JOHN sTREET59yER sHo s5A large ss;...oIi:
Shoes By Geoiyss Shoe co@py
Naug.ucs Connecticut These shoes are decidedly the
Also Ssasnlai sIels Of Net LINED Over Shoes. per-
fectly elastic, wholesale and retail. $1,000
NIL In.m Agent for he Manufacturer
THE CHEAPEsT STORE IN THE CITY, lsa. Fulton
5s1 esi arS s WIN
pure ss other Matsfss.e: Feather Beds. Pillow. &c
with every article in the upholsuey line, Wholesale aud
Re &. s prices 20 per cent lower than any other establishment
BCt,ius hung and rooms pepered at the shortest no.
"',. .nD ana steamboat ''i"i D "a fsas
NEW ZETETIC METHOD FOR ENGLISH COMIC
sTloNIA seIie. q progressive e1erci.es containing
by XIphonse ROW: professor Of French language
ri
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Q600 CHALLENGE.-Noueet to gentlemen who want.
% iSs sss Ssh % s At ss s
: 90 @ sss s s%
on the most ''''n's 6 eold .ss, from
NB-Ths highest pcs paid for Ssntsmsu's left Of wear
WINTER BoARpINd.-Farllis. and sentesl boa,dsr.
n S'jfs' Hfsif 30 Application = made
WELLS GO LATE LlyiN IN TON WILLS n. LIS,
oE%s si i'H
Al its sus y be By o oYx
inc ' tESSilSH 3 sivrsosros
"A of well stock aud the good will q val
MES JOHN MACFARREN, from Europe, Pupil Of
1--WE Pes% ,U; 20 the 2. snss.
M Mrs sss s per Il: Ss %
Ss pupil So per quarter single Lessons. dto 50 sscS 81
Green street, near sPnS Mrs John Maf,sp hsi e: pv
GUNS AND ,SP0KTIN6 ARTI CLEs-A splendid .;
log Powder Flask Shot hss; Pouches. some entirely
ss: S s;ss Is Ss, ~
%i;E ;s 6 sss Si:e s:y S. -
subscribers are the sole 'sp n IL g ToME s's SONS
GOODYEARs RUBBEK GOODS, loo Broad y;-
" The most eTtsn.iye sssormen. Of India Rubber Good,
Ss1s,sfo1s assaused so%bio"s sSns' and aarS
GOODYEAR Rubbes Ware house.
@ 100 SSsSiii's s. md
CLoTHING-J. VANDERBILT, % Maiden lane. in.
v.es gentlemen and boys in want ready made
thousands q ahSnabs h. :. .1.p,,ss
cheaper than has ever been offered before in this city
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MARITIME HERALD
rcrt Of New York, November -. IsA5.
sus hsn... ......s 50 MOON BrsEs...,... n
's 800 80 ...f ~ HIGH wArgR %. 50
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wi to interest them BY perasing Moral Psychology written
by the Hon. X. Owen, with additions and alterations by r.
Clover M. D. Were this book carefully read by every
ried person. and tho advice strictly followed penua
erst The Of poverty and the prospects Of large
family Of children which could be but poorly reared
work that will tell yoa important secrets which may
sale by Zeiber Co.. of Third and Chestnut
Philadelphia, and the Editor No. Ann street. New York.
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7NREMENDOUS MISUNDERSTANDING OFF AT
L Fl. DUFFY'S, $50 Canal st-We would recommend al
chesp Dresses make early CALL above His English
prints, 'st cclon by the pound and his white muns by
ed in this Lose tme the must be closed
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pERFUMEkY. TOILET sOAts, Patent alecIcInes
Fancy articles low suitable for country trade
choice Cologne. ErtrseI.ana other rerfpmey for retail
soap only article Dr. Fomd Pectera syrup for the
lungs Ton Cordial for dysentey and derangemen of the
bowels and his universal pills for cleansing svstem For
sale at No. Courtland street, first store from BLoadway
GEO. d. 0ROSEH
ala ere la VYoom n Eo,vls If M 4
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Ship Allen for Charleston and bark Thets. for Now Or
leans have anchored al w Spit
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TNTERESTING TO 0ENTLEMENs-lt is well known
that this Of the all want TO know that "a
Murray Of Washnpton the only place IN this
ClSaks either Cleaned Dyed Altered and repaired with
collars cuffs buttons nngs anything required TO save
your buying clothes Cleaning and dyeng superior
anything done A call or line attended to.
NB-Small charges aud DISAPPOINTMENT estaf lsf
Call before cold weather sets in-prepare in time
na litsur A CORTlSSOS. 81 Nurv ri.
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NEW ZETETIC METHOD FOR ENGLISH COMPO-
IN STlON-A series of progressive exercises containing
limitations Of bles legends poems; Also and
dels for amphcaons letters nara0ns descriptions speech
&C. by AIphonse RouI professor Of French language
and literature the Mount Pleasant Academy and author
1.-THE Zetec Method or Easiest Method of learning French
fUt series price 50 cents New York Spadng and Shepard
l99 Broadway; r. Lockwood Son, All Broadway; Phia-
delria T.. H. Butler Co.; Boston, d. B. Muscy Co.
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MEDICAL CARD-i The members OF the New YORK t;oI.
WI ess OF Medicine AID Pharmacy 91 Nass. street. con.
Persons suffering from those complains may rely on
safe aud permanent without injury to the
tend: daily fcr consultation from % PM Terms mo.
i;;S'i: 4; ;.: CIV: "a; .%s'sISzAnSsSSNS
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26
by Telegraph 10 Pittsburgh.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
u DAYS LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
ADVANCE IN ooTroNl

DAYS LAfkh FROM LIVERPOOL,
ADVANCE N oorroA
Philadelphia May G, 1871
The Caledonia arrived this morning at Boston,
Her commercial intelligence is important
In the Liverpool Cotton Market, fair bowed
Georgia waswoHh lAl a It'd; Mobile, n I1di
New Orleans "A Sd.
In grain and flour there was great activity and
heavy transactions, l'he depression had given
way to bouanoy. On the 18th ul, wheat ad.
vaneed ! , shIllings per quarter-lhere was
further fise on the llth, aud by the 10Th, an add.
lional rise Of Gahlllngs pei quarter
The supply Of Corn Is exhausted, and the de-
mand Is heavy.
Flour has advanced one shilling per barrel
SECOND DISPATCHES.
May +, lsl7,
In the lAyefpoo Cotton market. on the 10th
ut there was an animated demand, consequent
upon the news received by tho Beslon steamer;
aud the sudden falling of of receipts, when CON.
pared with those Of the same period asl year
There was an advance | II aud a | on other
descriptions
The sales ofthe week amounted 10 60, ,OO0 bales.
April ~, lsi7.
The market was quiet. and prices rceedea fully
g.
The condition ofthe Bank Of England was eS.
citing alarm, and the amount Of bullion Ia the bank
was diminishing, and the rate Of Interest was
raised
The Packet ship Rochester was wrecked near
Wexford, on the 18th ut The crew aud passpn.
gen wefe saved, but vessel andeafgo a total loss
Parliament, 1t was expected, would be dissolved
In June OF July
The United States sloap Of War jamestown,
had arrived at Cork, laden with provisions fol the
suffering Irish
Aiiaifsn ireland were improving; aud Il was
confidently hoped that the Won't was passed
The Aesi India Royal Mai Steam. packet Co.
have purchased the Great Western for fa5.000i
The lady Of Mr. Bancroft had the honor Of din.
lag with Tie Queen, at Buckingham Palace, on
the 18th inst.
Jenny Lnde had arrived at I.onden.
The state VI ailain IN Ireland Is improving
maiters have reached then worst, and are now
mcndnF Tho latest accounts Of Mf O'Connrli's
health are very unsatisfactory
Our aseounts tfom fafis are 10 the 18th, by
which welcam that the contemplated extension
Of the pfesrn, system Of ise trade ia food 10 the
3ld July, ISIS, Is now al but Certain.
Aiiaifs in Portugal ate approaching climax
The tedious unsatisfactory struggle between the
Insurgents aud the Queens forces. il drawing 10
close The Qaeens traaps seem unable 10 meet
the emergency, aud the protection Of Great
Britain has been solicited. fears arn entertained
that the person of the Queen is H5l safe IN tie
capital. 4 Rising Is anticipated
Letters from Badaias, mention failure Of an
attempt made On the 2ilh, to induce the inhabi.
ianls flhe PofiaEssc fortified iown Of NelFes 10
pronounce in favor oilhe Insnucctan
The fussian General Diet, was opcned by
speech from The hing n Berlin on the llih.--
The kiag made an extraordinary speech. aud a.
lengthy ss {, waz aayyl.
" Rsago Is undergoing months imprisonment
at Beislaa for preaching without the permission
fihc authorities
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26

loaded and primed, lie then passed down
into the town, which was occupied without
Exposition. The other boats of the llolilla
landed and supported these various move.
ments as asl as lhey were able, and con.
siderable skirmishing ensued with detaeh.
ed parties upon the various heights over
looking the low&especially with the men
oil the Ohio and party oil the Polomae's,
under Lieut.. +. Thompson.
Capt Forrest reembafking from fort
Pena, pulled across the river aud passing
the town, secured two vessels there an.
ehofed. lie was the next day senl up the
river aud succeeded in capturing one
schooner aud three launches.
Hesides the six pieces Ia the several forts,
lwo ield'pieees were taken aud flrIy sland
ol arms. The guns OF the fruslon aud
the field pieces were brought ON baard one
OF the vessels Of the squadron, and the un.
seffieeabe pieces were destroyed.
As il Is mol practicable 10 garrison the
p.aee from the lafee oi the squadron, one
oI the gunboaIs Will be ieli 10 hold the river.
The country upon the banks ol' The rIset
Is spoken ui us ol the most iertlle aud pie.
lufrsqle description.
Three men were killed aud several
wounded besides lhosc already mentioned.
Lieut. CIafbarne was seriously injured by
aiall.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26

Bmrlsn OPINIONS OF fuE MEXICAN
NAa.--'lhe London Morning Chronicle
has long article IN the Mexican war In
tie euurse oil which the following remarks
are made upon the anticipated advance of
Gen. Scott upon Vera Cruz
b. attack on Vera Cruz appears still 10
stand that Is 10 saY, Il the yellow fever
aud the MeAieans permit the troops sta
loned IN the north Of the province 10 ad
vance by land through the passes. Our
correspondent has estimlicd the attacking
lotee at seventeen thousand men. We
have npl The slightest hesitation in saying,
mat Il in any manner the United States can
coaifipe To eangreg1te that number of men
IN iht neiahbarhood of Vera Cruz, the town
mus uhlliby fall. The Americans in
sheer lighting will knock the Me,ieans 10
p'eesz oI lhat there can he m doubl. L
wauil uul be On martial pfawess that the
r'aIll could depend, for the United States
by "a could keep lhsir amY well supplied
d t.einalel. The puzzle IS, however, 10
see huw much further forward the United
States will he, even when they hase wen
Vera Cluf. Their plan Is. il is said, to
advance upon Mexico lseli, by Jalapa ani
Perale; bat unless We are much mistaken
thi. hepc is about as visionary us that Of
Napoleon epen Moscow. There is bul
one thing we know of that Is morn difficult
iar the United States army than 10 get 10
Mexico. aud that would be 10 get back
nglih In Vera Cruz. The expectation Of a
successful advance i. however, oul Of tie
question, Two gauni speelrcs, disease
AMI Iamine. stand IN the passes between
Vera Cruz an1 Mexico, AM waive tie in.
yaIefs back.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26

Mn, Wru.rER-ln noticing the Web
s'eT Dinner IN Richmond, the Republican
say: The hearty greeting which Mr.
Webster received must have convinced
him that he is relcomc, ever lrelcUme, in
The hosplablc old Dominion. And, as be-
passes through the Sou,h, the evidence of
kindness aud affection will greet every
step OF hi. progress, The prepa alions in
Charleston to receive him, am'ng men who
differ Gom him more widely than any other
politicians Of the country, are In perfect
keeping with the rhivalrous and elevated
character of Cau'inans. DR.. Dickson, in
his eloquent address to the ChldeslOn
meeting, expressed sentiments which will
be echoed by oil the citizens OF the South
with no exceptions, unless there arr those
who, like the inhabitants ul Japan, would
not permit the foot OF a stranger To prollue
their soil. ann who look Hpon their native
region as the principal part of the globe
the rest ol il being only composed Of is.
lands, inhabited by iow outside barba.
rians.'
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26

PRooEEnINGs or rmE MEx,eAN Cos.
GREss,-As soon as the news oil the lat.
tie of Sieuo Gordo reached Mexico, the
Mexican Gongres, held an extra session,
aud deeleed "a follows:
ARr. The Supreme Government ni
the Union Is authorized 10 dictate all nee.
essay measures i1r the purpose ofeary ing
on The war. doehding ,he nationality ul' the
Republic, aud saving the Federal frpubIi.
can form 4 Government under which The
nation Is constituted.
ARr. 2.-lhe preceding articles does
nol authorize the Executive 10 make peace
with the United Slaie. conclude nrguiia
lion wilh Foreign Power. nor d..pasr, IN
Whole of IN PAN. Of tie Territory el the Re
public.
AIR 3.--Ncilher does il authorize
hun 10 makr contracts oi ealoniz 4iiHn, I'M.
pose puh.shm us nor con - any civil of
military employment. olher thau laa=a
waase appoint neuls are expressly eniraz
ted II him by The constitution.
ARr i..-sSen agreement or treaty
shall be nul' aud saii Which may he mals
between The Gasrnmcut ul tie United
states ani any authority whaleveI, which
subseriing the actual ordrf oi Affairs. should
sci aside of take i5e place o the lrsaIl.
established powers ul the Union
ARr. <--Eyeg individual Is dtc'afrd
a traitor, lei him be private person OF
public iuueiIonary. Who either in his pIi
vale capacity or iuv=sei wilh auA aliInr
ity. incompetent, OF nl revelations origin.
may enter milo iIealirs With tha United
slalrs oil America.
AIR. 6.=-lu TIE event that tie actual
Congress inds It impossible 10 continue il
sessions, a permanent Committee shiil b.
immediately installed; Ia be composed al
The oldest inhabitants then bound prrsenl of
each depiialiun.
AEr. 7.--lhi. committee, in the ab
scnce oI Congress, shall perform the duties
of a Government Council; shall appoint, ia
case OF vacancy, the person Who is to take
charge temporarily OF the Executive pnw.
els ol the Republic; shall regulate the
counting and taking ul the vote, in The elrc.
lion oi "A new President: shall give pos.
session to the elected person, anl shall
call together The national representation.
ARE s.--lhe powers which the pres.
cnl decree clniefs on the Government
sh4l. cease as soon as the war i cun,uled.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26
Gin Mandatory.

fI,llE undersigned sp now manufacturing their
i improved COTTON GINS at Minden, La,
aud are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
nin.siahdz, made alcf the latest aud musl m
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l25 miles Of Minden. or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas. free
Of any additional eusl All ordcn ffom distance
vii be promptly attended 10. For any information
felaiye 10 the quality Of their Gins. they refer to
Gen. G. d Roysion. William crablfee OF William
Vaughn, Hrmpstsad county, or Henry NJ. L..
may, u. Strickland and A {. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LAckY 4 SHIELDS.
Mndan, La, May ~, lsl7.29.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-26
From The Matamoras Flag.

sfNHt hHfHWofha
TuSg-" Mlstietoc Bongh"
The Mexicans swore on their own dunghl
Old Zae they would whip and his men all kill;
They marched Oh TO battle 80 blythe aud SO gay,
You'd have thought they were going on some
ehild's playi
They came up with old Rough, who they found
too was Ready,
And with fiih OF their number, stood firmly and
steady;
The ene.cgged General, with feelings so tender,
Not wishing 10 kill them, asked first surrender
Oh no, senol--
No, no, senoE
Then Il they must perish, be their blood on your
III slfew this wide field with the wounded aud
dead,
Then opened the game=Saniy led out his lfumps,
Zao played his fFht bower in shape Of hard lhumIs;
Then led out his lon, which took the next trick
Then followed his ace in succession 50 quick,
Sanity threw up his hand and SAID he was beat,
But swore twas because he'd had nothing 70 cut
oh no, SENIOR
No, no, senor
Then Taylor called out through his Adjuianl bliss
Is there still ANY game yau play hetlcr than lbislh
saaiy qn'olly replied, Will you play me al Bragg
Yes sIr.res, sud old Aae, 80 hoisi up your ilug;
Tee plagrd Bragg betan-lhat game is my Fort,
Nlulsndr, sad sanly-by way Of fctofl.
They soon got at play, Hae made a small bet
III see tha, slii sanity aud 70 better yet
And he did GU
And better tras, hu did 60