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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

COMMENCEMENT At YALE--The New
Haven Register OF Friday contains the fol-
lowing paragraphs relating to the College ::
At the commencement OH Thursday
the degree of A b. was conferred on l24
young conference.-the largest class ever
graduated at this or any other college in
the Union. The honorary degree of Ii.
D. was conferred OH his Exceloncy Gov.
Rissell, Hon Horatlo Seymour of Yer
mont, Hon. Thomas Day, Prof Ethan Al
len Andrews.
Ne,r Department in Yale COllege-We
understand that the Corporation of Yale
College has decided 10 organize new de-
partment in that institution, TO be OF a
different character from any of those now
in existence. 1t is intended 10 be more
practical in its nature, to call together a
different class of individuals, and, like
schools Of Law. Medicine, and Theology,
to be unconnected with the academical
branch ofthe institution. Under this new
department, the professorship Of Agricul-
tural Chemistry and Animal and Vegeta-
BILE Physiology, as also that of Chemistry
applied to the Arts, both of which were
created last year, are to be referred.
We learn, also, that another professor
ship was made yesterday, which will prop
erly come under the new branch of the
University. 1t is that Of the Languages
of Modern Continental Europe The
gentleman who has been selected to fill
the chair, is Prof Schele De We're, now
of the University of Virginia. A hand
some donation towards founding and es-
tablishing this professorship, from Charles
Astor Bristed, Esq. of New York, has
been offered to and accepted by, the cor
poration.
YALE LAW SCHOOL Judge Storrs
has formally rendered his resignation as
Professor of Law in College. which has
been accepted. His Excellency Gov.
Bissell, and Henry Dutton Esq. of Bridg-
port, have been elected to fill the chairs
made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Storrs, and the death of Isaac Fl. Towns
end, Esq.
1t has been decided by the Corporation
at their present session, as we learn, to
have some annual public exercises con-
neected with the Law School, Law
Commencement.
RESIGNATION. At the meeting of the
College Corporation this year, Rev. Sam
uel R. Andrew of this city resigned his
seat as member of the board, in conse-
quence of a previous election to the of
fee of Secretary of the College, made
vacant by the resignation of Hon. ElIzur
Goodrich, at the annual session OF 1916
His place was filled by the election Of
Rev. Mr.. Eldridge of Norfolk, in Itch
field county.
We understand that the ole PRESIDENT
House. which has so long disfgured the
College Green, is soon to be removed from
its present position, and the whole of the
College ground thrown into one square.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

GEN, TAYLOR The Albany Evening
Journal Of Friday makes the following state
ment Those who have the best oppor-
iuniry for learning Gen. Taylor's sentiments
say that he was opposed to the annexation
Of Texas, and is opposed to The Annexation
Of Mexico. We are assured by gentlemen
who were much with Gen. Taylor, Zone Of
whom is moi Whig) during the discussion
OF the Wilmot Proyiso, that he openly, frank
ly and freely avowed himself opposed TO any
extension Of Slave Territory. And such we
believe be the fact
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31
THE DUKE OFiwELLINGTON AND
MISS COUTTS.
From Marilborough's eyes the streams of dotage
nOvn

from MariIboroughs eyes the Streams OF dotage
flow"
The marriage Of The Duke OF Wellington.
now in his seventy ninth year, 10 Miss Coutis
heiress of the Duchess of ST. Adams. and
the greatest fortune in the world. is spoken OF
in the London prints as fixed fact We
are al loss which most to admire the doting
Jolly Of the octoeenarian. or the shocking
depravily which would induce young wo.
man to link herself TO him Tor the little resi-
due OF life drawn ont to IFS longest SPAN
We hope Tor her punishment. he may live TO
the age OF Parf or Jenkins. 1t is revolving 10
think on what the false notions sf society will
do towards corrupting the SOU, and making
the most serious obligations matter Of sim
bargain and sale.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31
A WING SONG.

cRE1sER-rUSE, GOOD BYE, JOHN"
Come Wings and raise your voices strong,
We'll sing good old fashioned songi
We've lots of timber, good and true,
For President we think-don'tyou?
Clorus-Then wake up, Wings ,daylights break
ing,
We go for the Wings there's no mis-
taking;
And set these locos shivering, shaking
Ea, ha, ha, boys, well we will.
We've Judge MCLEAN, the Bench adjoining,
Cool and calm as a summers morning.
A flashing eye, and noble form,
A Wing in sunshine and in storm,
Then wake up, Wings, &c.
The God-like DAs, in every station,
Boast of the 'tarnal Yankee nation"
Where shall go old Dams crowder
On Constitution, law and chowder!
Then wake up, Wings, &c.
Tom CoRwIs, Tom, we hail with JOY,
Our own Ohio wagon boy!
lie drives ahead, and fiinches never,
A true blue Wing, and Wing forever.
Then wake up, Wings, &c.
Like Saul among the prophets tall,
head and shoulders over all,
No plate of soup, though hasty, hot
Nor "fire in the rear" can injure ScoTT:
Then wake up, Wings, &c.
Old fashioned, honest, rough Old ZAcK,
We love thee only take the track,
And we'll take out the waller kiver,"
And hurra, boys, Old Zack forever.
Then wake up, Wings, sc.
Pride of the Whigs-our HARRY CLAY!
Dread of the Locos-proud we say;
Tho other men may adore,
We love "our CLAY" little more.
Then wake up, Wings, &c.
a long, strong pull-pull altogether,
Thro' sunshine, fair and stormy weather
Well swell the chorus loud and hearty,
Our God, our Country, and our party
Cl@,s-Thcn wake up, Wings! daylight
breaking,
We 90 for Wing there's no mistak
ing;
And set theseLocos shivering, shaking
Ha, ha, ha, boys, well we will.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

LARGE RECEIPT OF WooL.-Messrs.
Bingham g. Co., one Of the heaviest for
warding houses, have receiv ed from tho
great West, via Pittsburgh, to be forward
ed to Mr. Lawrence of Lowell, one mil
lion Of pounds of wool. This equals five
hundred tons of the heecy article, and ID
the largest lot ever received at once by
any house in Philadelphia.-[Phi North
American.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

%A dutful and obedient daughter al
ways makes faithful and devoted wife,
Let no man, as lie values his own happiness,
marry woman of an unfilial nature, In
spite Of the guile Of Iago, there was much
wisdom iu his remark 10 Othello. when ex-
citing the Moor TO suspicion of Desdemona,s
integrity, She has deceived her father and
may theer
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

JUMPING FROM THE CARs.-lt is strange
that people will not learn that there is dan
ger to life or limb in jumping from the
railway train alter it has acquired head
way. Yesterday afternoon. the passengers
in the special Newton train witnessed the
feats oftwo ladies in this particular. Pind-
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

Hon. GEORGE p MARSH of Burlington
VT, an accomplished scholar, particularly
in languages and i'll Scandinavian litera-
ture, will deliver an Grafton before the
Phi Beta Kappa Society at Harvard Uni
versity at its approaching anniversary.-
Cambridge Chron.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31
From the National Intelligencer.
ELECTIONEERING MANGUVRES

ManGuvres, we call them, though in
truth harsher name would web charac.
terize the stratagems which are frequent
~ employed on the eve Of any important
election, by unscrupuIous partisans. One
OF these we have noticed in a party paper
IN Baltimore, (the Argus, which can hard.
Is deceive any intelligent man, and vet.
being uncontradicted, may, through its
mere holiness, pass current with those
who Will not give themselves the trouble
to inquire how true it is.
We refer TO a statement in the Argus
OF Tuesday last, denying the expensive
ness of the Mexican war, contained in the
following words:
at is known to every well informed man
that Congress has as yet voted only twen-
ty-eight millions for war purposes, and
that a part Of this sum is yet unexpended."
The facts, in regard to Military and Ma
val appropriations made since the COM
mencement Of the Mexican war, as IS
shown by the Appropriation Laws, ale as
follows -
Appropriation, at tie last Session
Support ofthe army and volunteers ss2 l7s,4ef,ss
Support of the navy 1907 95sIO
Concluding peace with Mexico 3,OOOOOOGO
S44,lS6,4l9,9s
Appropriations efthe prer1ols Session.
For prosecution of existing war sl0,OOO,O 10000
For support ofthe army 6S73Os2,e7
For volunteers and other troops 1887 $4,000
For support of the navy 7,449703,35
For regiment OF mounted rifemen sI50OOO
For sappers miners and pon;onicrs 100000
s363s6, 645,O3
Var appropriations sincs tie rur begun.
Last year, S363s6645,02
This year, 444S64Io,9S
Total of war appropriations, sSOs73O65.O0
The appropriations for the same objects
at the next session of Congress, should
the wax continue, will exceed rather than
fall short of Fifty Millions of Dollars.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-08-31

For what warlike exploit WAS Mr., Marcy
appointed Secretary Of War?-Aibany
Journal.
Some think il was for his unprecedented
charge upon the State Of New yOrk.-LOuis-
riHe Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
TIE GREENNuIE CoNyFNrIoN

The Jones5orough Wing gives the DETAILS nj an In,
provemonl ConVenli,n hold at GleonYille Tcnre. see
On the 5l AMI 10Th uL, which was attended by three
hundred delegates. The President was Col J,hu D.
Floyd, Of Virginia There was great diversity of upn-
ion to the character # thc improvement uanted The
committee reported in favor Of improving the River from
Knoxville 10 kingsport and minority report was also
presented in favor Of Rail Road \ eeod deal of dis
cossion Vas elected, which ended tie third day in the
adoption Of iesolntions. calling upon the Legislature of
Tennessee. for tie sum of $4,000. iur the improve
ment Of The navigation Of the French Broad IA hiuh up
as ssihe, AID 81 lie llulson for steamboat NAVIGATION
from ku'NyIlle 10 kmgeQort ard fer II charter for a
Rail Road, from The latter place To the Virginia line
This scheme lhe Wing hmks JudicIous one and in ac-
c"rd2pce with the sentiments Of tie great body II the
people. Col McAlalen was present. The Whiu "a, $
"ie opposed the lail Road scheme ahd advocated the
River Improvements His SPEECH las We conceive ,huu1h
on the side we are in ElvoroI did not has much We gl
owing, st, 10 the mditer Of the speech aud next to s
number o TINES he troubled the Convention with his re-
marks lie Mas on the floor Screa mfs before dinner
and Three times IN the aitcnuonin all len tunes IN one
da His speech Vas history Of his Legislature caiee,
N tugini0 IN which he made hnsef the hrfo Of many
discussions. No controvcrtod his positions in Lis
PARTICULAR nasnueh rs they Were not deemed important
10 the cause Of luieaal improvements in EAST 1cnnts
scc!'
On tho next day. We learn from the san source that
'Col john d. Floyd Of rgiua, the President Of the
Convention. called Vice President Rhea 10 the Chair
and took the hoor delivering abb aud eloquent speech
in favor oi The rail road scheme Mr. r delivered the
most able speech heard on that SIDE of The question
lie spoke IN the splrlt Of compromise and Of lihmy
and cuucssrd thai he had listened the addresses
OF gentlemen. and the mass Of information they had civ
en-, he found The lslon and Fepch Broad rivers to be
finer streams than he had supposed lie controvcriel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
DEFALT ALTON,

Our community was aSounded, on Thursday last. bJ
the announcement Of the discovery Of dedication in the
Branch Bank Of Virginia in this place. If thirteen
or fourteen thousand dollars. in consequence the i'm
proper use OF lis funds by two Of the ocersyiz: VIM r.
AFore l. Teller, and James .. Greea Bo5kkeepcr The
discovery Was made at the MutIor Bank from sus-
plcons excited y the weekly reports ard quarterly ac
counts, transmitted from this Branch We have neither
the dsposiun MOI the data, TO enlarge the present
moment nron this painful ailar-noi would it he proper
TO do So, III view o impending nvc stgaiIos in count
Of justice Warrants issued fH the apprehension
of both parties. Mr. Green was arrested and after
animation. admitted 10 ha-Alr Avorett left iowa ON
Thursday morning. The Bank Will not lose ANYTHING
the securities being abundany responsible for the de
felt.
Both gentlemen stood as fair as was possible cor men
to do in This community; beth enjoyed the unlimited
confidence Of all who knew them The shock is there
fore, the greater and have never seen, IN any oc
casion, yelier exhibition Of seHsihlity than the sad
vent has called forth.
L. S.--olnce tie foregoing was put in type still more
startling developments have been made by the inyes
CATION, which Is now going at the Bank. Chcchs
10 a large amount, have been forged in the names Of
some OF citizens, and the Of deiacaon has
been asceaned, TO be much larger thar was al first sup
posed. The Transactions appear have been carried ON
fora long time. In consequence of these disclosures
James b. Green has been surrendered to the civil author.
cs by his bail securities and is now in Jail awaiting
his trial sad il will be by reference TO our adver
Using columns that the President and Directors Of the
Bank have offered reward Of $500 for the apprehension
of WIN. b. Ayerelt. Pursuit was also made Of him on
Saturday morning
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
From tie ~. Lonis Republican, Juiy -.
LATER FROM SANTA FE.


Lieut. II. s Elliott, Of the Ilaetde Ranges, and a
sl,oe number OF the volunteers composing tha company
cached this city (altgeer Unexpectedly saturday
evening This company was discharged al the tApra.
ii Of the year or which they We're enrolled, and etl
Santa Fe ON the 18Th olJuue.
We have already announced that Lieut. CD " llocl,
had left Taos expedition against the Indians and
Nexicans, who had had engagement with Mayor
Fdnonson. That expedition has snlied in nathing--
no enemy could be found in any direeliea lnm the
number Of mounds IN which the laaas had buried then
dead found in the nee hho,hold d the place nj which the
b,,lle with Major f.dmonsou was fought. was sup
n sed that at least tury Of their unter Killed.
The Mexicans We're much elaled is tn victory which
they claimed To lave achieved over Edmousou--s SAID
that they we.eeApeetng and from hhnahua and were
congatualing themsev on the Prospect Of recapuFtg
cir counr. as Captain AngncA's battalion Of
infantry aud Captain fschcrs artillery company should
Lsve Capitol Anene, : company 10 he mustered
cut Of service On the 4th Of June. Captain Eisclers on
the 20,h, Captain Murphy nov Captain Woods on
the Doth and all expected 10 leave tar home inme
diaely " heller the NeNcaus would atiemW ocany
out their plans rtan but Col Price. although said
To DC uud, such apprehension had made no arrange
lnenrs To meet the His forces We're scattered, and
some d the ontpnsis indlerenily supplied with
,uuvisurs although the stores in Santa lie were abun
dant Lieutenant Elliott thinks that the MeNieans could
moi tai santa Fe very easily but they could cut of The
detached parties. and forces could be spared from the
capital To relieve them. ! he condition Of things was
critical enough, but mol entirely desperate
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

We begin 10 have hepos that Gen TAYLOR may in all
The month Il August. have free under his Command
Stfi'coni TO enable him 10 advance From General
Order Of his, dated 10Th june, appears thai hc had on
the RIO ciande the le'h, 18Th, l4ih and 10th rce
mons Of Infantry aud five companies ofihe aal dragons
These regime ts not all full hut would average pcr
hals eOo men makag, say 5000 rcpulais new recruits,
Mhch. added to the artillery aud three sqna,rons O. the
4nd Dragons, ard n portion Of the st ml.rlry old
troops, viii probably swell his regular force To 500 men
lie had also With hm the Massachusetts, VIRGINIA
North Carolina and Mississippi regiments and h,ital
lion ct mounted IeAausi in The aggregate about sou
effective men. There have joined HIM Il, his time the
Illinois, Indara and Chic cgimeulsof ,oluneors- say
300 mem and he District aud Maryland haltall on now
route. wa add 90 men 10 this number The aoore
gate may be SCI down at about 10000 men, nov the c
OF to arrive within Two or three weeks. Tie general
order announces the following corps yet 10 auyo"-
scmc d which art no laised aud ore II hich (tho n
Jersey tatlahon.) has tccn abandoned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

eftes were received Ia this city, Yesterday from
thhaaiua. DARED sumo ten DAYS after the departure II
'oionei Dnlphan's command ltom lhat cay. They
"ere brought ly MI " ebb. Vic returned l., way Of II
iassa and Santa tc III siae the route, beiueenC IN
hHabaa and Santa Fe. he " saltled to pass without
maIesiaan fom The eitIzens
he letters represent every thing as quiet al Chhaa
hua-ee citizens, who fled the entrance Of cur amy
had returned to their homes and trade was commenene
under an arrangement nsde by the merchants with tie
State authorities, altcl Col. Donphan left.
by lts treaty the American mtrchap agreed 10 psy
such Custom House duties as Were paid bv the Men
cans aud the authorities. Their part guaranteed the
sat- oil the persons aud property Of The merchants.
The MeNicaus are sud 10 neat the Americans with
great Difference and clviy and MAS hoped that sales
OF all he goods amounting 10 million ofdoafs worth
When tie army entered Caaiuahua- would be soon ef
ieeled.
Tie letters complain 81 tie exceeding haste with
winch the departure Of The American troops MS elect
ed and Of the dangers to winch this conduct lei them
exposed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
IlNCll3URG MARKET,
o'1ycedjor he trefh ending I,ida. july 80, 1917,
Bs M,ijnhici-S Iee.

Gfeees aud toButissioa Merchants.
7obocco Nequote NV Lupe-l nferiu 90 cents to
so Common 3 to $50 Leaf rubaceo--nioiior,
10 TO 80 Common 500 to 3.soi Shipping, 100 to
$50, manufacturing good 6,Colo 6.do Fine, go to
1870 Stems rommon go; good 30 10 10,
fttr-= Nelaee ~ ,Ieuge to nalo in quotations Of
sales IN the regular way, varying itam "a 30, as 1t
week, sone III batter WIS sold aI15 co
Hhcdf-Red - cents u hilo s. oens
G'rt''-- , arm % cunts Oats las, sales 10 cts. ior
cleaned.
Cotton latas@S4loa a, Is to 70 cts
Ihiolc- No sats.
B'o"dg-Afre, Is cents Per gallon, Peach none Of
eriog.
uhi4eg sales as low as 80 cents per gailoo
Loseed oa-No solcs
" ooi-No salts. u quote It's value, cnmon 20
Superior y cents
u col RoHs-None offering
Provisions Bacon continues us last week a, g cents
dull, with sone sales. Receipts have lessouod-
hatsls Q afs Beei q to 81 cents, Corn Meal TO
to % cents per hushel
bon--Bar Irou 5000 pc, ton ps hon, from So
10 SIS per ION
BaHerA very light stock aud PRIME Butter much
wanted.
Lnd-No Sales
Co"ahg io,,as Tow Ia TO l. cuts IisN l6
ceuts
feothcrs--saes At y eta, with aene little demand
Bccs'cor- Sales = cco,s. We quite lis value %
ucns.
Flea Sea- M sales dining the week
Ginseng Occasional sales 80 crun
SuydY-New Orleans. ~ to aleta; Porto Rico s.
To 10 cts; st. II. II TO ia ,als anG,d Sugars
l23 cts Leaf Il Ia 4 GENTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

o. This will he busy week in several + the States
Congressional and Stale elections will be held this day
in Kentucky Indiana III nois, Aisouriand Alabama and
on Thursday, in North Carolina aud Tennessee We
believe the result in all of these States except Missouri
will be highly arsqcicus to the Wing cause. The
Wings confident Of the election Of Their candidate as
Governor of Tennessee. We are inclined 10 think it
will he very close In North Carolina six Of the
nine members Of congress conceded to The Wings
incline to believe they will elect seven Speculation
however is useless the result will be soon known
The has been carried in all the States with
great zeal and animation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02
INTERESTING FROM SANTA FE.

mall arrived al ST Louis on The 10Th from Santa
Fe lringne iner slirg "details ii tic state f ualrs in
the latter country The St Louis Republican urnisht
the following accouu's:
The latest date are 10 the ~ h Of Nay. One Of the
EATERS which have that the 22d d May.
Col Price discovered that there Instructions from
the War Department. which had ben received by the
last mail brought by Mr. Bogus. directed to the colonel
commanding in Santa fe. in which it ann unccd
that the Pres, nj refused sanction any Of the acts Of
Gen keany. far they confer any rights upon the
citizens Of the territory of New Mexico citizens Of the
United States and Gen keany. the .iliccr com
manding directed not 10 permit In be carried into c
feet such part OF the organic and statute laws OF the terri
try coness such rights. On the strength Of tn in
. uclions Col Price officially demanded the release and
emission Of sentence Of Antonio Marta aio, convict
ed of treason against The Government OF the United
States. The accnsed was lhcreupon set at liberty.
The step 10 he taken. SAYS the letter. will uoccs
sarily lie To announce the HdtrsS that, being cit
gems ofhe United States, they cannot elect Degat 10
Congress.
What think you will be the effect Of such an an
nouncenent 10 people when have teen Fl uearly
a year past fighting, hoariug, aud talking into belief
that they citizens Of The United States, must ENJOY
rights and privileges such and sur all the pen
alies when offending. hat would fall upon the cit zens
Of fhe United Statts!''
1.-The instructions 90 on 10 say that the laws fur tn
internal government Of Now Mexico received the foil
sanction II the President. and ofcss shall puceed
10 elect members OF legislative Couacil and do all
other ars and THINGS that Pee PIE net quite s'crrS may
do" This is the writer's dcducan from the ns, rIcogs
hat think that he Will find thateyen die elect, ol
members ola Legislature s not within the prvi ges con
fercd upon the people Of New Mexico. Ii they. cit
izens elect members o legislative body the ds,nc.
ton must be very nice which VIII prevent thcm from
occ,iug delegate to Congress.
''1bere has been shameful crdieti.bn@ on tic one
part, or presumption upon instructions aud orders CIV
en on the Their, IN tbs matt o ostal shng m grown
Terrtry in New Mexico. We sia see bow Tins may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

FS7IIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs tho CIT
4 zens Of ynchbprg and vicinity. that he las JUS
received from the Northern cities. fine assortment
MATCHES AND JEUElRl, viz:
Fine Gold full irWeIIed Levers, hantsmans case and
some sing case Gold aches full ieweed; Detached
Anchor. do d. do do Gold FoD
CLansa inc selection Of Ladies and GeuiemenS breast
Pms bosom Buttons fine gold finger Rings. oihe latest
fashions Silver and 6 Id Pencils Gold and Silver Spec
tacles fine Gold and jet Ear Rings; Cora's and Neck
lace. of different k nds and qualities
z. S.-ill work entrusted tony care will meet with
prompt attention. Old Gold and Silver taken III eA-
change Tor new work.
May l0-w3m II CHAR LES A. EN ARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-02

o. The Iuon shocked At the idea Of an eilieer of
NlfgIna Volunteers irving the Mort liz Herald the
politics 1t the ot ers aud pfvaes the army. Il can
day aller day. put rth Is iase sud calumnioas aser
tons upon the Wing panty, and brand ali who belong
In II, traitors to their country; but when statistics are
given and Il is shown that The Mexican " hes furnish
mae Than their share Of he rank aud file ct those whe afe
fighting the ba'tl'sand uphaldina the glory Of The eauo
tfyh secs IN such communications the greatest nde
c0fousness