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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

FIRE At GREENvILLF : C-Bv the Mountain.
ne learn the destruction Il TIE dwelling Of Col Ds
vid Hoke sheriff Of the District the night Of ;as 2lh
ut The furniture al saved bat the loss Il Col h
including sbo q, s2700iu bank bills AMI note. !. est.
mated 81 between I and $500.
Mess-s. Hssie Eicoi. who occupied the storehouss
near Col Hokes dwelling With large and valuable
stock Of goods were aso serious sufferers TIE
house csnsht fre several times aud the goods were
al removed. Many things were broken and d.msged
la the muddy and perhaps stolen It's sad
g COZ vii not repair their os Mr. Nicoi insured
for $500. Charleston Mercury.
The MissIso Mam-The L0uisrIUe Journal
says Part Of the 81 Louis mai, which Wa lost has
come 70 hand but some Of the Newspaper packages
completely soied with vstsr BE- altogether
iegbe. The = Louis letter package for delivery al
the pos; Office in Louisville has not ye, been received
EFFEoTs Of P.rRooSERY-A family named
wills consisting Of father mother and FIRE children
youngest l3 years Of embarked tor Canals Lin
srick leaving son 10 Ireland too unT-ll % tccom-
pany them On board ship they suffered the creates;
hardshps from the crowded state Of the vessel
OF water SC and son, j. years Of az and dauEh
ter, aged H. died on tae passage Another daughter.
aged 10 et sex 3. Crosse se and The rest 81 tbs
family pushed on far Brsntt0rd their way the
London District There the eldest son y years OF s-e
seized with fever and died and last Of al the father
Of the family fell III and died he dag sitter the The
only survivor the mother q recovering from ie-
yer not knowing whether h,r two remaining children
are alive or not Communicate 70 ne Brasgvd Courier
BY Rsr Mr. ssier.
NOT A CASE OF CONSCIENCE kxAcTLr.-The
Portland A7gis states that Messrs Barnes Hall. lum
Der dealers q that city MT long since adverised
pocket book lost conisining papers snj about
$50 On Monday morning q was found IN their back
sned with the papers sud the following very copi Ioe
incOsed. which il given ver1rtim:
Just ~ dollars vi. pay tts sad III -rest n al
able Am nov IS p00s a. tns msn thai will meoy ~
me-
ASKING Fob WORE.-TO me-speaking from my
heart snd recording my deliberate opinion material
that frs a. Il is. Will 0nz outlsst ny iabrcthere
s something deeply s1sciing IN spectacle Of young
man Ia the prime Of life and vsor offering himself
voluntary slave Ia the labor market without purchaser
eagerly pre- ering % barter the free o biz body
the dsyong eXeri0n Of biz strer 9Th the wear and tear
Of hesh and blood bone and muscl', for the common
necessares of ie-esruesty craving for bread on the
penal conditions prescribed by his Creator and In vein
in vain Well for those who ENJOY each blessing Of
earth that there are volunteers 70 work on, the
Well for the drones the social hive that there bees
Of industrious turn willing for nhnesus share
Of the honey 10 undertake the labor OF is fabrication
Thomas Hood.
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NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST Q. ,s47.

n morrow morning for New Orleans This being the
case must write although have little 20 say indeed
AMER All the delay which occurred In getting % the
train and escort uDder Gen Pierce many Of the wagons
were in unprpsred state snd became detached from
the main body. An escort Of hundred and fifty
hundred troops detailed 70 remain with the strag
gers and guard them until they could reoin TIE tsin
while the main body moved forward. The detachment
bad, however advanced only few miles beyond santa
rs when Il was STACKED by large psrtyof suerrss
which kept engaged for about four hours al the End Of
which time the Mexicans well used up and the
Americans moved forward
gentleman who passed along the road yesterday
morning states that be several dead bodies in the
vciniiy-sh Mexcsns-sno has d0ub. that the guer-
ril!as bad met With Considerable loss. No wounded
have arrived here from troops and II 10 to be pre-
sumed that their loss has been small 1t Is strange thai;
no has been despatched the Governor with
the Intelligence. The firing plainly beard By our
sick which bad been left behind AZ ssnta Is.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.


Cor Of The Tribune by Telegraph. ria Buffalo.
soUTH BEND, Ind. August ? ls47.
The returns from this 81. Josepbs) County, are
all in and DANIEL d. PRATT. Wing, has 25 ma j.
over &. " Cathcart Loco, for Congress At the
Congressional Election in lsij St Josephs County
gave Sample, Wing. IA. Cathcart go and the
District (lAthl gave Cathcart 343 majority. He is
probably reelected. Yours. &c.
~" 4 fire occurred on Wednesday evening in
Maysvile. Ky. which destroyed six warehouses.
The pecuniary loss will be heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

An alarm was given by an excitable character
named Samuel M'Oulan at hslfpast @, P. on the
18Th inst The citizens could be seen running IN all di
rectons-the doors Of nearly all the houses were shui
with precipitation making noise Ike that OF the ois'
charge of musketrythe cries OF the frightened women
90 hiren in the houses could be- heard by persons in
the streets and the city all at had taken very
sombre aspect An immense crowd OF Americans rushed
into the Arsenal to get arms and were immedlateiy
onipped as II was believed that the Mexicsns had re-
VOTED -,
After tho excitement little cooled down II was
ascertained that this was = false alarm.
MQuilsn sen, prisoner TO the castle ior the IN
cautious way IN which he had acted.
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New Publications.

" SOSG. Books. rich variety, are for sale by
Wilson & Co IT, sprucest Among them are the
Pearl Forget Me-No,' Comic, Punchs Comic Ne
gro Forget Me Not and The Book of a Thousand
Songs They comprise old and new, improved and
simple pathetic and humorous, and few can fail to find
half dozen favorites imbedded among the rubbish
which sbounds In all Song Books. These very cheap
II "PEREIRA's TREATISE oS FooD AND DIET
Together with Observations Dieetcsl Regimen suited
for Dlsordered States Of the Digestive Organs" new
and cheap edition has just been issued by Wilson Co
Is sprucest 1t is q standard work among medical
men and, though might not concur in all the su-
ihors opinions we heartily commend his work. The
crying evil with regard 10 Detecs IT, not that people
are led by gs,lon wrong conclusions but that
they will not investigate nor reflect at al We
heartily commend Dr. Pereirss work TO all who deem
the preservation of health and ygor desirable. Price
so c,s)
u THE AMERICAN MINISG JOURNAL for last
week contains variety Of intelligence calculated
to profit those interest ID in Mines aud Mining We clip
the following item. referring 10 the cargo OF Copper
Ore OF which the chase by two sheris was described
10 columns some two weeks age
we pleased TO be able TO state that the cause OF
the detention Of the lsrge cargo OF Copper Ore belong
ing 10 the Huron snd 81 Msrys Mining Company has
been removed end that the Ore Is its way this
City all the claimants having arranged the affair TO the
satisfaction OF all parties that the great Bruce
mines are Acknowledged by the Government 10 be the
exclusive property OF the abovensmed company which
understsnd has now 90 miners engaged IN throwing
out 80 tons Of ~ per cent Copper ore every week
" Lieut.. Col. CHAs. A. MAY, the leader of the
ou, cavalry charge at Resscs do la Palma is the sub
jet Of very spirited Autograph just issued oy AeA
ermsp We do not admire the style OF achie'emen'
which has nade Mr. May famous but those who do VIII
ind him well depicted in this portrait
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Tsi,graphic Ev@s-Ths Lightning Express is not yet
well posted up in regard to Politics In Dispatches
Saturday morning Charles F. should read Charles S.
Morohead; GarTd Duncan should be Garnet Duncan
while the reported Wing majority in Floyd Co Ia Is evil
IDENTIFY gross bunder The vote Of Floyd for President
N ~ soodClay CSC Polk 9s, for Governor last year
Wig OIL Loco. 90.
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TEE HISTORY QUESTION DICE MoRE
BEST AND CHEAPEST
. N

vi ping. u Tom Pepper or the Results Of Rnmancrg
by Harry Franco This popular novel which has N-iIrd
such Interest during the progress OF s puDrson 10 we
Weekly Mirror Ill be published this day. The .oca de-
scriotins and the we.kn1wn Characters Introduced nlo
this sarcs dsshing philosophical romance have eNred
he great iltr-s snOng tbs res1erf Of n- h-or hs
II -. b IN course d publ csln and the cry hss me-
10 u. from al quarters " 6t-c NOR, II Tom PevPfr
We row offer al % the public Those VINO nave ~ 40 II
os- WHO have newer al 10 bsiJr- vii 1r sad 10 Rave
10 hnv form Il = pub ishei 30 style siui Ar 20 1874
=. ~ n.ts mr. .ame pie u Lnsl n1nlar wlrk
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From the n 3. commorclnl Tine. Iulr an

WI" ''"@-he"ith-Ihe Nomito, &c. &c.
From the o. Commercial Times, July 30
The I 5. transport steamship Massachusetts.
Capt. Wood, arrived here yesterday from Vera
Cruz the 23d inst. bringing Us files Of the Sol de
AR0hudc to date OF departure and our regular cor.
respondence from Indicator up to the time Of her
departure.
Prospects of Peace.
No intelligence direct from the CITY Of Mexico
or even from Pueba, usceable any authentic source
had reached Vera Cruz since the date Of our las, sd
vces. IL will be recolected that all wss then In s,sa
Of doubt and suspense Information in an unofficial
form had arrived there intmsug that Santa Anna had
taken the initiative in the question Of the constitutional
iiy OF opening negotiation with Mr.. Trist which had
laid between him and the Congress and mad appointed
three Commissioners 10 meet the American Tnvoy at
san Martin Iesmelucan on appointed day. In refer
enco TO ths vita subject TIE Sol de ARGhudc Of the 22i
Instant states that runOrs 10 circulation quiIe IN
favorable 10 the success Of Mr Trss mission Indeed
from letters which hsd 10 hand from Puebla IL
was certain that the commission had not been installed
and consequently that the hopes of peace which had
been founded thereon, had completely vanished"
He adds, on the other hand. tina, from the continued
inacton OF Gen SCOTS army the only datum which
can possibly rest the probability Of commission for the
settlement of difficulties and the total absence Of news
for time from the interior may be that the Com
mandern Chief is waiting the srrivsl Of fresh ns,ruc
tons from Washington. The immediate nomination of
Commissioners, an3 the designation Of the place Of
meeting would 10 indicate sincere desire the
part Of the Mexicans for kind Of pacific arrange
ment Difficulties Of accidental ns,ure. delays etc
may have interviewed 20 obstruct the cOnsummatOn Of
treaty Engish mediation 1t was stated had been prof
fered and accepted which had progressed far
have brought the Secretary Of Legation Of the British
Embassy 10 the head quarters of Gen Scott at Puebs
In suson 10 this last means TO which the Mexicans
had had the Sol de AaahuGe expresses its dis
sent from any foreign Interference. being always
costly and sometimes most fatal in Its results. Ia
viewing all the news however which has reached by
this arrival are bound to confess ths, everything
seems In sat quo at the last receipt of Intelligence
Nothing definite is known either Of the sentiments of
the Congress Of whose meeting not word 10 said or
of the mode Of acting Of the Mexican Government
Gen Scott had not yet left Puebs, when the last
counts were received at Vera Cruz from that city.
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TEXAS GENERAL AGENCY.


va gsrcAae Real Estate.
4 OCATg OR SETTLE LAND CLAIMS, procure Pa
Lenls Otber Documents necessary 10 perfect Titles
Survey Map sni subdiyioe Trsrs, Pay Tsxss Lands
Of non residents or absences; Redeem Lands sold for
Taxes Settle with Inc dinsrenl Departments Of
"a. STATE Government Collect Foreign Dsbls, ard trsss
at all other busiors spp-rlsning - General Agency
Also The shove Grn engaged In The practice OF Law
IN t. Supreme and District Courts Of the STATE, and the
Circuit s.d D,.uct Courts Of the United States for The
sts- Of T-tss sni will give prompt attention W ell bus
ness euirusied % heir care.
- All letter. .nt comHsu az ATOMS from other States
b. .'s-s, q, bs addressed O., LORENZO SHERWOOD,
gaiyestou iy2D 3gieot
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MIRROR LIBRARY.

ANEW sERIEs-The political locz novel. entitled
Ni944 or he power q he y p OFFICIALLY written flr
the Mirror il.t Published MASKING handsome v2lnne %
r,rtsIr. grsphic history u the Presidential Csm-
pai4n showing up The ntTgues both parties Dunngin
publication IN The Mirror IL excited the greatest interest,"
throus hout lie country II contains fscl than ncuon
aud f--ke sketches Of more than fly leading POLITICIANS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
Approaching Battle.

In oppostion to the foregoing specuations, how
ever find that letter Of the l7ib which has
20 hand as yet a circumstance we much regret Is al
uded TO by our regular correspondent Indicator" in
which as we CLEAN from his remarks the Goth rela,
ing thereto he states that all hopes Of peace entirely
crushed and that Gen. Scott 10 march the Capt.
TAI on the 18th inst Santa Anna at the head Of large
army supposed be $4,000 strong intended 10 give him
battle At some point between Puebs and Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

The ship Charleston, from Charleston and ar
snia from New.York the former with go the lHiier
with 200 troops beside those taken down by The Massa
chusetts being considerable number, have recently AZ
rived Vera Cruz forming the nucleus OF another large
r,infnr ccmant for Con. Scott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

" We find in the Detroit Mich Adlertiser
call for Wing State Convention, to be held at
Jackson on the 18th Of September next, for the
nomination of candidates for Governor and Lieut..
Gnvernnr
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Railroads, Mills and Milstreams-Nisiters
Evening Amusements.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

SARATOGA SPRINGS Thursday, August 10, le47.
Strolling out al. the Northern end OF the village
few DAYS since we came the line of the Wash
Ingtop Rail road and followed It's course for mile or
two II runs through most charming tract OF country;
and for long distance requires but uihng labor and
expense for grading In place It crosses valley Of
about four hundred yards in width At lie intersection
II IL filed across with the predominant soil OF the region
-saud-thus forming long high, and rather narrow
esusewsy of not very stable nor enduring pstsrlal-
The highest part OF the embankment Is between iory
and fifty feet The bottom OF the valley Is marsh
through which flows very considerable stream OF wa
ter This low land covers q space OF some thiry OF
forty scres-waed Ia on either side BY hlEh ns'urA
embankment Of rising ground The Railroad crosses a.
the lower end and forms the requisite barrier or con
yertinr this huge basin into immense pond or srt
6cisl lake The land IL owned by Mr.. Lswrtnce VINO
anticipates erecting mills and factories win mou'e
power derived from this lake besides disposing OF
many water privileg es-which may be multiplied al
rno.t nds6ni,ey owing to the eXhaustess resources
treasured I'D H. this vast reservoir so conveniently anu
rsseeousy situated. large srched stone cuvert
sbut AZ both ends of the embankment Tor the purpose
Of letting the water through II would seem ADVISABLE
that The upper side bs built With stone or something
more substantial than sand as tire VIII douOuess 90
Tremendous pressure upon II wnen so laIge oouy ~
water comes 10 rest against But those VINO nave me
management of the road consider II perfectly sale as II
H. The route IL partially graded Tor about eisn' iues
Ii IT, Of course to be laid with the best TAI auu
expected TO b. finished by next July. When compet
ed will probably be of the most important rOaos
In the country all the travel between Canda ana me
south will pass this The amount OF ireigni
ing business that must be done will render investments
on this stock highly prolific and valuable. IL 10 so TO be
hoped also that before another Summer the roads from
Saratoga to Troy and Albany will be relsid, and no
longer be suffered TO Disgrace the country.
Bad these routes now are every train that arrives
4. loaded with passengers Visitors hocking In daily
BY hundreds The three large houses are pretty well
filed up Dancing IL the order OF the day-or rather
evening At the United States. Promenadipg and dis
Greet flirting at Congress Hall And an attempt 3, the
chsrsc,estics of both the other houses a, the Union
by the way the exercises this evening are TO % Vseo
al Union Hall according TO the following notice thst
appears Ia it, Reading Room today; splendid gold
miniature lAdys watch gold ensmeed very small To be
rsfed At the bar this evening where chances can Dc
procured At 81 each
Qa1e.-l't ia sold lady or gold nateA Aisny rate
the miniature lady must be quite curiosity.
KNICKERBOCkER.
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under The special supervision Of J. 3. HOWER Ese.
wellknOwn Tor many years the experienced and eff
cen superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Department "
the New-York City Posi- Once
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HamDurgh. Rio d. JAnelTo. Nalpssiso. buenos Ayfes
Oregon. Mexico. Panama s. IaonAs, Kingston, JAM
Msisnzas, Havana
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to Arabian Corn Plasrer.-Tiis article /. war.
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trary gives immediate relief
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David Sand Co u East Broad way also sold a. 700
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Price = cents. hus T"
~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room
volumes and the principal American and Foreign Peodi
Gals Constant additions Of standard works and new pup
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lion 70 be made al the desk of Library where copies Of
aus ~ c. l. EFERrT Pc. M-r. Lib. As'o'u
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for IT, virtues cIrng dyspepsia sod a. "ho sale arc
rrlA by A. 3. D. SASDs, lon Fultorni SOD $50 ny
Rushton CO. 10 Broadway snt 10 A'ior Houss 20
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~ DIR. Banning's Body Brace 10 an ehclenI r.
neffOr weakness OF me voice lung spne AMI INNS par
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Ing children. and al dsposSt 10 droop snd are SEQ
esocay spinal ubiecis will 80 de ghcd With iis &C.
ton Reference given % many diiunguish-d c,reyuen
who have been resrued from sgp-rsnn1stion ron De
bUity sff br1nchias Pamphlets and book Common
sense" giving Information, pe tst ~ re oicr, y
Brosdsay. lsdYiu st.endNnre 90 lsiles lli eodf
BRAISTEDS' SALOONS,
LATE fLkLE's rir-EuN. lJ1l
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~ tommis-ioner Tor the STATES OF Newly ork
s1d Coun.Ftrut. fsmmanf ilsi- mi
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Correspondence OF the Commercial Times

NKRA CRUz, July 20 lei'.
Gentlemen: In my hurried note OF the l'th
iniormed you OF the destruction OF hopes with 70.
gard 10 peace and OF the report that Gen Scott had uNed
spon The 18th inst for his march upon the Capital IL 10
40 be expected that next express will bring US In
,slgepee of his being the road have seon one et
Tor TO-DAY from an officer Of the staff NJ Puebls which
.,,.. ,hst from the best information he can obtain he
fr,a the opinion that santa Anna has torcc Of S2VO
men most of which will PROBABLY NEE, Gen Scott
army ON i,s way and afford another Cofro "ofdo laurel
10 each of our brave fellows.
Two French gentlemen arrived here yesterday from
Jalsps aud Inform Ne that Cen Pierre" VIII m""t
serious opposition from tina gueffiias ana o,hsis ~
almost every stop on HE march. Toimp"do n' advance
much ~ possible bridges ON tho foAa nave o"en
destroyed At Juan twenty miles iro" moro ana
ths other At ~ Plan nosF CerrO Gordo lhe '@""' w"
q hoo structure. There Ia timber. however. 10 W"
rsiEhb0fhOod with which supPose another p'ldge can
be built h. temporary purpose but nuoh a"Ay
rnust necessarily DO suffered The buds" al san 'usn
Ia of ess consequence but tho rsioy sesso" has Get
sa tho river has swollen D. extent that must fender
liz passage a nl0st difficult matter. OF course Con
Plefes has no pontou train, and DOM hoo" that even
Cen. heou has oO0.
Information correct az have no shadow
Of reason 70 doubt thu authority from which received
n and must aad III al Mnxcans greater dol,s than
havs over considered thsm II u b" not correct And
who il to blsms Tor this and ,as Other difficulties which,
lne tho road " Jslspsl lsh Gen 500" ~ hlEhs' '"'
tbofliy. or both
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Vonito.

This disease, the terror of foreigners in Vera
Cruz still continues Its rsvages but II 10 quite certain
that the health of the city has immensely improved in
comparison with that during past years through the
lightened introduced by the Americans. The
Board Of Health uncessng in their sbors TO prevent
and mitigate the ravages of this horrd scourge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09
GnY. MilsOn.

We are sorry to learn that the Governor OF Vera
Cruz was taken suddenly and slsrmiDely III on the
morning of the o2d inst We trust thst be has recovered
before this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Ealse Alarm.

Commodore Perry has. again left Anton Llzaruo
f Tahasco and il IL reported that the farther occuPs
ton Of that place Is TO be- for the present abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Lieut. Fitzgerald had been sent on an expedi
ton with twenty five men. They went TO Santa re- 4
smell village not far from Vera Cruz took away SOM
provisions belonging TO the army end set fire TO tina
Town, place of refuge for gueuiIss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

Bosror nstriEa ~ rnt HtAvr THApt -HsV.
M Wilson stated al recent Missionary meeting hs'
tho wars tss eoas, o Ai'ies. vhleh supply 'As rs'e
Trade are tsp, Ny by Mes Essl.sd shprad isvsn
fhs port Of posten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

SrotN os CsoyNRgN rev sAt.k.-r re-
- stNt. ksNtTes Aa& szs< x oFe - ~ fAes. go
- ,ss,.s -, - .sri.s.,iss - srSrHSS xrs,
~. ..5y lHNsk<rsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-09

raiInre Of Pence Negotia tions-Gen. scott 10
hnrch on the City on the 18th inst.-sanfa
Anna preparing 10 give fght, With an Army
OF 1000 mcn-Another severe Battle with
the ''"errilin-- village destroyed by order
oil Sov. Wilsop-ArrivaI of Volunteers Mt
Vera Grnz-H eaith-The yomtto Ar &c