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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-05-05
Official Dispatches.
General TayIOr's Detailed Report
of the Baltle OF RueMa ViSta.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF OCCUPATION,

t1EADQUAkEEhS, ARMY OF OCCUFATlON,
Aqua Nueva, March 6. 1917.
Sir: i have the honor to submit detail
ed report Of the forces under my command
which resulted in the engagement of Buena
Vista, the repulse Of the Mexican army,
and the re-occupalion Of this position.
The information which reached me Of
the advance and concentration oil heavy
Mexican force in my front, had assumed
such probable form, as to induce special
examination far beyond the reach Of our
pickets to ascertain its correctness. A
small party Of Texan spies, under Major
McCulloch, despatched to the Hacienda ot
! Encarnacion, 80 miles from this, on the
route to San Luis Potosi, had reported a
cavalry force ofunknown strength at that
place. On the Goth Of February strong
reconnaissance under Lieut.. Col. May was
despatched to the Hacienda of Heclionda,
while Major McCuloch made another ex
animation Of Encarnacion. Tho results o.
these expeditions left no doubt that the
enemy was nlarge force at Encarnacion
under the orders Of General Santa Anna
and that he ,nedtated q forward movemen,
and attack upon our position.
As the Camp of Agua Nueva could ba
turned on either flank, and as tho enemy's
force was greatly superior to our own
particularly in tho arm OF fcavalry, | deter
mined, after much cosideration, 10 take W
a position about eleven miles in rear, ant
there await the attack. The army broke
up its camp and marched at noon on the
2lst, encamping at the new position little
in front Of the Hacienda Of Buena Vista
With q small force procssdad 70 Ssltillt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15
SILKS silks

. -, ~ fhesp store q WM BAILEY. in the
-. uisf1 1ceapcd bg Nr Issfsh 60.
80 s2,lls TIE Moth Western BANK. ~ -
- - aiaia ssd sgiicss -haar!,oa
t-' sha" 70 : s--s ais 60. -
:. e. izls7 4. - e., -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15
FALL FASHION FOR nm

WI LII ii5 Nam street las the ples.s,, .,
~ - - Lis trends aud eustonlegs tat he -.
Nd MN u - " fsshipns direct from New ~
1sItinss 49ppt 70 sliow something n The ~, -
nj HATS little superior "a srg -, !,
III sie,. - 'AAliiea = tfr west Gentlemen
s''e sS4i and eianlnc for themselves
4 Z NCALLAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15
T K E.SII GOODS.

J st'eAtfd, alt.ei froH' t,iIaa.i aa4. a
go, ~ ~ "foe@fg opposite The D. II
~ ifan, hoA Roek eaaar. - y Ns,~
Pearl bariey tor , lour of R,ree tote. te'H
Aeeelaas. tot fine Ceres ~ Care. 5-5
tom heiehuR, dozen Essene.af AHrhut4s' =
s@taihss. ~ lsts Hiited lekIrs. Preserved z
Affio"is feachea, fesf-. ! rtasn Peel s1d So
L 7uAfi ar. superior Pine App. ches -. gi
"a SAND Tor ofnAmeniing cakts Preston
hssencs Of Lemons !. toaes superior Ksgs.i
ana faksaofe segAfs. dorm sesffa sic suHa
. + aa1en eHi and dfs Do, boz extra
~ co SEQ 2 auzeH taaes t,lrHH 5 srats-
sap Mac, GrnuHd Cinnamon and cisFc,
~, l.ethon Sffup- Ground Nut. Fecsss
i's5 " aiaut-, so sssii aiulonas. Ir.ea rs A.
md fuiFefxcd sIs4f. Scrub Bfu-hss On -
ssfhis, ss"e Hfushss and ba4ter. b.. lstf
eFn Smokes Herring. faiallg neffluF n
: "a aha fieked Sadness which, W IN 3D.
'iaft' niAses tnY assortment very rnuHlelt,
sold cheap iof caah a. approved taftsf@ 80
sep2l IN SWEAR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15
u AT>. HATS FROM - so 10 :. M

= ~ " aHiinE cheap Hsl wa ple.ss ~ .
hAhiER :. liz has w4stssstst te@Ne eat -
.hsa any other establishment IN ~ ne a. eAesf ef
R - ~, a. r. an siofd 10 retail Mani LA. 81 :.
H. -, ~ and 80 them together ptfs f,l.3g
500 ~ ~ Sia biaek II oal R4ft Round Ton. ~
ieis Together ta are lot of far. - - a.
Wb.,i,.. y urn = u se CHEAP and no n,sials
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15

sEerEIIY 10 PgEeaAsEKs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15
COUGHS. GeLus. PAIAS ~ TIE CIlrSf

NA ANSss HOPPING KSf- 5H+ Esse=rt4 r. s4.
-sV2 Manu- tssi AGts Aaatsu 10 H. t1#st. .-.a S.
0c,vtt 81. a-t. stA AL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-15

J. ~ Fss ~ RI, 81. -.
10 ,ztcez
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

eflftaaas lar Casa Turkish gentle
man. bis three wives and eHltIren- atrecHat
Nc0 4-fk ae8u 4ear slurr Being posses
81 Of nuRe6Ha be purchased ID due tiue q
house f5f each q them A s5of, tme sIace
be died without making vii. ica,iaga pro-
aefev d about hHn bred thousand dollars -
The wives Aate apPiied iaf fegels ot admin
lstfaaoH IN 5eaat Of themselves and chill
area. How 60 grant letters 60 three = pgz
gle aHd ta grant ta eaiy one, Wauld render
lhe e5Har t5o. ~ law. only CoHeubines aud
tbetr children lHgltjmste TIE Turkish Ia~
knows 80 distinction between The first a1d
iast HaiFege-al are honorable and all are
eqaqIls eaudel 70 tae property Al lac death
ct The husband.
Pot.ct S.1fis.jcs The Nev Yofk Police
returns shows ISL arrests have been madr
from Isl Mae 10 Isl instant OF these 92s
were for assault aad battery. 81 lur burglary
u Ter isorictIy conduct. l55 for fighting
IN The street. 100 tof grand larceny, {, So Tor
tnf91icauon 50 IN indecent exposure OF the
person. ] - for petty larceny. &c. The
police have rescued 60 persons from drown.
B.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
THINGS " rHlLADrLpHIA.

Dtorntd- MIR Thomas T Far. druggist
m Philadelphia, wss drowned on SATURDAY
nightly falling INTO the camel al Faifm0Hnt IL
Consequence OF eh4sm 10 tn embanknem.
A bldy suppos . 80 b, that a. Capt, Andrew
Nelson Of Burning on. y J.. missed Two
weeks since vas found IA the Scauzikrf on
Monday.
1hs investigation Of the Pea Patch Island
case Vas resumed yesterday al Philadelphia
Some manufacturers N Philadelphia arc
shipping slukes 10 China.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

ANOTHER PRASLIN AFFAIR An
extraordinary sensation has been crea ted al
Ddrm,tadt; BY the mysterious l-arh OF the
Countess DE Geeriiz, who was found sitting
IN her room, dead aud dreadtully burnt, b. t
without II bang possible 10 conceive how
this could have occurred by accident 1t is
suspected thai she Was strauged aud that she
was placed GA a charcoal ire, subsequently
removed 10 destroy all traces OF the means
employed TO commit murder. As the Count
her husband, who is man OF note, having
been ambassador to the Court Of Nassau aud
fl,-l mission IN Holland, was known to be
on bad terms With the Countess, public III.
nor accused him oil murder, and, inyestiga-
ton having been entered upon, some suspi-
eions circumstances Were revealed. It ap-
pears, however, that at last accounts the al
lair Mas still involved in mystery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

GEORGE CATLIN, the American artist,
painted for the King Of the French, twenty
i've pictures OF American and Indian Scene
~, with illustrations oil Indian life. Mr..
Callia says -
have had several interviews with His
Majesty. in all OF which he has spoken ia :
mihar,y OF AIS seyefa. year, OF ramble ia ex-
ile ia America IN con 2any with his two
Younger brothers lie has related to me
many ot tha most extraordinary and pleasing
incidents a his life, several OF which hap.
pened while he was trayeIIing 10 the western
part OF New York They are full OF inter
eel as matters OF history aud We'll adapted
to the peueil. These scenes occurred dur
ing The Kings travels from Erie to Buffalo.
TO the Villages OF the Seneca Indians thence
To Canandaigus, padding his canoe through
Seneca Lake 10 Ithaca, thence on foot. with
his kndpsick on his back, to the noga river,
where having purchased an Indian canoe, he
descended that uver and thence through the
valley Of Wyoming He also travelled
among the mountains OF PENNSYLVANIA and
Virginia, and ia canoe descended the OHIO
md Mississippi 10 New Orleans. During all
the route, hc AMI his companions slept out
under the open sky and subslsted upon wha,
lheN Could collect from the nyer and fores,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

MAMMOTH JOB COMPETED. 1t gives
MS great pleasure 10 announce The complrtion
OF The completion OF the " Big Tunnel, on
the canal, between Ibis place tad Hanover
Hundreds predicted that this immt nse lob
would never be completed, aud set it is done
aud now ready Tor lhe passage ota boat. It
Is sad To be the longest Funnel in the United
States Great credit is due to the contractors
Tor their ene-gy aud perseserdn New Lis
bon Palladium.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13


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- tfz"zH. .5'.a - Angles =
a.l s.
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"i.a ny ~ '7 a". .' ..9
$40. - mr. at s45 H#'s
th1s.t4 ~ Hs...#.l - ...itNe. w.. '.a
"+'.. '.i.ai.l'. .'i..t " - '.l
--.if 3af an 80 aus izzlst - l.'h.
were near -. ei.- r ia.....
fHt eaMHa Mons - - .'sa'
wa, IT, 1niHfH a5a Fl e"t iet's = '3h
of lbs Angeles, sHI he'IHs s.r7ns #.5..'
tat,c there witt U.s. .Fae afFfei=HsI'1 -
h1s safety. ah1 t7.auAse - = 1Hln. 500
ton, o. take two hdi.iE.i ant MY. Ut f.i'se
h8HHfed - he sailors ~ 'HAt5ass, s43 g
To Il. Col. F=ment@ ls Tom. >t45h
ton told nae Ae dlI NOT th9f ~ -. ~.
mont Was la any danger AMI .,it1 az g.
Vit,.i9n' Heft tag en- la ti'is' oi
tam1tH Hates ei Information
hHswet ihey were what ar - nj semi
official written m hmi.l4f mfa1sr. oil
which ! .4'. 40 enpiss- Keep s=eapE .. all
mf official communications.
q lestlan. ilat etttf u l1ce. allss CIV
IntaHnahan that I'm STOCKTON vas 81 Los
Angeles
AusHet aHFt "a recollection - A.
q irSfi1u5 Dad either ri these notes, stgH-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

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.ss. -s-5.as
r. T5.#s 8 ta..5#.5s aaf# fs
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Thai Ge1 kelfIF7= could Nh nv I'D -o=>4a
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a. 5t-fall.t t#.flf,,a,=7 ami .z.,.t.. =. 49,. IL.
+ .f,4 ~. f,.f a.. -. ~, .I,...,...,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
TIE KAfIlRoADAGAIN.

We fH8 IN h. Pafkenaaash Ga1a &c 81 Ne
ssnbcr 4. a tuem9na 10 tbe Legislature PfaE-
iag an sct Incorporating company to con
sfaet a nail taa4 from that lace to Tseaf6s
valley viii foae9 ta connect uaatbe Balti
moro and OHa Rail read. We do MT pre-
llms thai ahe aefDato5s Ct ais question e1=
fse9, nov. % eaa Easlr eua It bzins bat
s4esfeas aas plausible aaA 81 opening the
ef8quesliaa Of at uEhtoH way. bat The dsy
tarli-at his certainty goo. by. Virginia has
DECLARED a.f qaasl ana can never be driven
6'm azt position. F1srzatois,ay to Waeei
~. With aGeans.e 5Hsrer v5s G5ee8 last
wi4ter winch de Be..mal. ael Ono Raj
Boa3 ass accepted ana ~ Which TREY arr
ara's bound N5rzla1 aascase6d gbs arena
d improvement, vldfa view toatr5t some
portion at evrstrra tsaje through Her awn
s#ae, - ba7 aaa= aFl.ai pud seaA7ard. the
people oi HE northwest are almos, universal
r satisfied WI He arrangement and does
P,tkcrsbnrzH expect to gsla ANY ding by com
ing ia caa,ac. With ,dc.ab5Ie State
CO Hire 0aopaPer- Announce that Judge
Reaa Of 'ae Supreme Bench O. ohia Aas been
apprebea5f3 81 Cleveland far an altemp, al
Hfe 81 8ae Of r. ahau barmaias al the Wed
aI5 House What scum will loco tocoistn
Ia4se 70 Size taPot pa5ae etaee aeII They
uniformly seem 10 nl..ah- tae characters %
meH-ra. asests u naaeraa1 homes meula
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
SOUTHERN ENeE-

Steamboat Disasters The steamboat
Chaplain, bound for New Orleans ltam s.
Louis burst her boilers on the 81 instant. Ne
.tfgs "efe tozf. Inc steamer lime. with
nzolasses aud cotton. nas SUM on Tie 27th
dttm9. lew mics above Nv Orleans.
Georgia Senator Judge Beruen. Julee
iawsgu ami COY. Crawford are the prami.
neni competitions Ion Tie taeaH, scatiu the [
$ senate
ioui- Fitzgerald TsNs.ra. arrived at New
Orleans an the 1T inst wifd 5f,-so4t,.5ps for
General Scott
The btI 64ht at New Orleans. ON SUNDAY
week iaA., ~ss attended By over 1000 per.
>0us.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
GO9pER,$ 6nf
To CARPENTERS
ANOTHER tRRV4

MS daV received another Dot N hand Ssrs 4, =
iia' qualit. aud also = mil supply Of IN .Lss1
Nm Is. OF TT a GREER opposite the 70, ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

Or WHIPS and lashes-lSe has, tt,, H. ,...s
~ let Of WHIPS and ls,he. tie anest n efsrsiI
sale IN tins city, can now futulsh Bursv - n
rage whips from 81 ecufs 10 sieHe ard Rj;jjns r.
ON IL. cents To sjuH W. are s,o erea,rsS 4. ~
vS tot,ais a retail at sniai ssvs8fc or ssseys ~,
IN ese wishing anything IN this ll4e " 10 weto
or stuck an examination NJ le9, Man led.
N"N II NIC0If kCARk3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

XxE1f1st.BSt. ~.

sae 4.taN=Ia....1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13
HORSES FOR SALE

tAotttatAe I'fR = LII
VIZ It'll he sold for account Of shom Il nlag eeasn
VS at puhEic auction. SATURDAY the m taGlz
10 otioek 4. ". At ]. AtLure's ssalle, en- uaii n
one stallion colt and two Las horses God MOI
litah. nor SION A. MILLS ASsnar Z
nov p-iw for steamed 1Suniv2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-11-13

From Wilmer = snitH.s -F.Haas. net. p.
FAILURES or NERO AritLE FIRMS ~
ENeHANn ANn gTuER FARIs uF 81 RoJ q
SINCE THE PUBLIC ATlnN uf TIE '' IT EU
rENN IIMNs" OF TIE 5fa OCTOBER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21

Cleared.
godfrey N ch.,esioa a baa %n Dnon n
M,"don Conn; Boston a,,n,,, a.rmns,
s ss::s 4. :: s Ss.s. i. Ssvisss t:ss
MA H.ehSora. Bangor, sucE O'''''
S..s Jk... As .s ss.
sss,is.: 9? s.I Saxs. o.v,; sinsl:;
SsaHe s RIVER ; Motto . HpabS Sa Flo
whence.
pS , sp Mf s E,s raEr London and Ports
Packet .1,p A.hsaTtOu, Rowland Liverpool Sep, a. to
,hp. signal gee, red border and apparently red
FseEst ship Roscu, Eldridre Liverpool Sept 20, to
h q sds ss..ss
Of Mas y ss;s GY s, $500 s .mh w,h
Sailed win .hiP lanes kdTar} NYorE Lss.hp
and Of aon VISA.
srpsrsscsd for the want Of more berhs to lood The
ch.,h.a Young. NaaG, passed Gibraltar Sept O. to
sxs1,:1 brig afSs MsI,sa e 4 day; With "a
w the %1eI Of one sa
lower rigging man fore and topgaiant yards,
G
a:ss,ss fsss. f: c,s.o
Z ~, %si' '% e' day io
EBr brig yeocsy Holiness Bahia "a days, in ballast
Brig Lsonors snaeu Turks Island % days. to Coz;
5000 Bushels salt NJ Piau
Br brig Nor nan, French. Petou, 10 days, to w Cedy.
New brig Phociou, Allen Thomaston days. to master
Br schr Cora Lynn. Grnham, Pctou, "a days master
Scbr sage Meldum, Savannah 10 days for Portland Conn
Put Of the sickness of the captain and
leaky.
sehr W Brown. Francis. Wilmington. NC days, to
Mitchell.
schr Jane Hartuck Wilmington, NC. to msater.
Schr Ovocs Brush Richmond, 10 days Allen PaYson
eehr Remgton, Osborn Norfolk 70 M Bede.
schr Liberty, Godfrey, Philadelphia.
Sehr John Manore, Hebron, Philadelphia.
Schr George Evans, Keller, Machies.
schr Tamaroo, HoIey Harrington, Me.
echf Aasconda, Kelley, Boston.
Schr Bridge wnter: Mathews, Boston.
Seh Bdgcwster Matthew's Gloucester 900 bbls mackere
10 Saml Whitney
Below.
& II Marshall ' FS '''
Bremen brig Bremen from Bremen.
Also, barks, unknown
Brig Emma Prescott from Calais lately ashore on sandv
Hook has boon of tow of schr ExceIsior
coming ny.
Sailed
Steamahip Hnynna; ship Echo and nher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21
Herald Marine Correspondence.

pHrLADIIpHIA, Oct 90 p M-Arrved, ship Granad.
Spooner Liverpool; briggs acorn, Howes Boston, Paul ma
Finn do; Metamora, Finn, do, Robert VAIN, sears do
Watehman Eron proyidenee; schrs Madeira, Hamman dol
Berry. English, Bill New Haven; Expedite Racket, Ware
hans Brsndywine stspheSson Bridepon W Cohit Hew.
Egg HHarbor John Anderson, Bennett Hackeussck Lady
Ann Se,gn froydence; Port Deposite. Pennington Balt
more cstod Myers do; Samaritan, Gohegsn do; and
barge buene Vsta, Holland Albany. :
beiow-Brig Hutess, Janvier, from West Iudies, and
three briggs unknown " - 49, '-' ~
CleMed-Caiedonia Bunder, Boyd, New Orleans; banks
Creoe Clarke LondondeIry James Bayley Bishop Mstan.
gas; Yovernor brgrs slsu Boston; briggs Imperial Pedro
Huchiere NO e aneiro Phsnix Hornef Matt zas BIow
Field 81 Jehn NJ Mail Baker, Boston; Sea Beii, H,ri.
man. 90; Wchm'n Frost, do; Gcvins De Wolfe Whining
too, Nc; sehs Henry Psyson Dwell Boston, MADEIRA Hal.
nmsn. 90 sa.y am "ad Csrome, shropshire. Newbe &:
Providence Mary tuh Goesi, Ca1, do: LADY Am sieeb,
DO; Brandy Tioe, Stephenson, tidgerou; John snde no
Beuno1 Hsekenlsek NJ; Am,rh sreepsn Fsst iirsen.
barge Planet Brings New Ynk
h1lsccuaneous Record
faonsT Srir CorsrTuTior, Bri,ton, for LrerpooI h,
rE8soidshly dsfssed until Saturday, '' "
ssl, M.MLsvz-1ss y,seL q tsy ll.ss vessel lO,, CO
Sra passage hsa this zen 10 iirsYeeI has IL, bees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-21
To H.,,. Cotton wa. taken .. .xe tn. Ass.r figure

To Hsvrs Cotton taken ct No; the latter inquire
At Aucrros-Importsd in the ship Joshua Bates,
Terms Notes - mo~ths .,<
Hvsoas5 cheats at ~ c~us ger H. 81 do 7ok 81 half
do 81 ~ do rs do te 10 do and SO chssts 40 40 do
"a 80 do ASK al do ~; IT'S oib boxes al 100 lab DO
10 sb 49, 50 chests ao 40 do aud 81 half do so 10
chests 50: % do 3ih; 40 do 81.
Young Hyson- IS half chests Tx; 30 do oah; 30 do
co. los 40 67H: 20 do ST. lao do s6% 81 do oo 50 do
65; IA do 61h; a. do 50; Is do 5lH % do 81; % do
soy 20 do 50; 10 4s; 80 do AS % do n; 81 do AZ;
~ a. Az 20 10 -; lI5 do Al lli do aSx IS do 40;
% IA ss< 10 a. s6 50 do 50; ana do sak 2at do s4
40 DO "a 49 do 33& loo do 3lH 10 10 az 3!a do 3i
o. DO 30 2l5 do 2as 100 6lb b,x-s S1T
Tyson skin 80 half chests 81 81 chests &C. 10 40 25b
IS 40 as. 81 DO 2sf IS do % laa do 22x
fwsnkss-lO naf chests 36t so do So S. do s51S; so
do 27H 26s do AZ 100 do "a 90 do alH $40 do with
drawn.
Gunpowdsraoh half chests 90; II 10 s5: "a do 81; II
do AZ q do as 80 10 42 100 So 20 half chests 81
20 do SIX; % do 81 10 36H 40 ia 50; ls do 3ohi
400 do 80; rs 10 do SIX; 100 do 81; 325 do SOY
lmperiala0 half chests SIX 10 do o6 % do es ~ ~
81 % do 49, % do 45 100 40 AZ half chests 'vn
sdo Hk 81 dos7 100 Glib boxes 49, 400 do 3'H 20 'i'
do 31k; ATS do 81 -
o ,loag s,u, noug 40 hafchssts al 90 do 10
ookes Ninyyoug y chests 93h.
Oolong-90U boxes IS
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ALBANY, Oct. 10 io>7'
SENATE.
bill was reported to incorporate the Oronoko steam
navigation company.
The bill to abolish the office OF county superintendent
of schools, reported with amendments and
ordered to third reading.
Tn Senate In committee took up the bill for par de-
dempnon in New York aud Albany. The motion to
strike the word Albany" agreed to by vote
of to5 The proposition to compel par redemption
was a sed to, to mot quorum. The section i'm
posing fine of thousand dollars for the issue OF
ties at any other than the place where bank Is actu
ally located, was negstived An amendment requiring
statement by banking companies, in regard to the
place where their notes issued and whether at their
nominal place business and notes Issued at any other
place to be redeemed at par in New York. was agreed
TO- The committee then reported the bill to the Senate
The question on agreeing with the report of the COM
mite was deferred.
Mr. BEERS laid the table concurrent resolution,
for recess from October % to November 4.
ASSEMBLY.
the House, the greater part Of the session was con-
sumed In the discussion in committee Of bill to ex
empt the Homestead from sale execution, except on
the joint application of husband and wife. The bill
not disposed Of
The bill to reduce the rate of interest was lao under
\ a
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B0sros, Oct. 2o.-Four-Ths market was dull. Sales
only about 1000 barrels made consisting Of
oswego Geneses, and some lots Southern At So s7N
81. whsat-No sales reported Corn Sales OF
5000 bushels made consisting Of mixed at 75c and
of yellow at $50 Damaged New Orleans sold at IS
a 6Sc. The market closed arm. Rye aud oats exhibited
change Provisious-Pork and beef stood about
before the We have only to notice sales Of about
100 hnls beef at $l2 Lard in kegs, steady
II u laxc. Lead was held at - rs Whisky firm
Frsighte emsined the
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New Bedford On Market.

Der. 10 sperm There a q good demand and the
market is Arm with upward tendency. We notice
sales In this market OF e0U bbs at loco per gallon and
500 bbls not rshsd at 1850 cash. sale Of 800 bills In
Nantucket at 1850 Holders generally demand LOT los
cts. In manufactured, sales have been made of 1000
GALLONS unbleached winter sperm at 1906 and 1000 gal
Ions b.eached do. at 1900 cash
Whals-rhere is very little doing, owing principally
to the small quantity Offering We heard Of NO sales
worth reporting
wnalsbone-sales of 5000 lbs N W. Coast at $50; and
5000 ID do 1T 34o, cash There Is very little demand
Sperm Candles in request, with tendency to
fartbsr improvement We notice sales of 200 boxes
SOC, cash
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BY THE MAILS
discussion .
WASHINGTON, Oct. l9,llsa7

"AsHrN"fVN, OVV 601RVST'
Tea and Ccfee
We have reason to believe that Mr.. Walker will re
at the coming session. hs tariff propositions Of the
last session, 90 per cent tax tea and coffee and
small advance Pennsylvania iron. Current expenses
will require additional revenue beyond the sche-
dulles Of ,46, in their most successful operation.
The first act OF Congress will have to be new losn
bill for current expenses
We shall have aggregate debt from all Sources In
herited and contracted OF at the meeting Of
Congress.
The Treasury must be sustained, and in addition to
the and coffee and cold iron sugars SO Mr. Walker
may fall back upon his old plan of direct tar gold
and silver ware JOHANN ES.
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ALaANr. Oct 2o-P, M.-Fiour-The market exhibit
ed no change and sales very light There
sales of grain ofauy description except barley Of which
5000 bushels rowed changed hands at II cts Whis
key remau-d hrn Receipts by canal during the prsce
dug hours follows; Flour, 10 900 bbls
10000 bushels, barley 2s,20o do No alteration in
freights.