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graduate the price Of public lands, and
bill TO establish branch mint 10 the city
Of New York.
Mr.. Dickinson submitted The following
resolutions for consideration which were
read and ordered 10 be printed:
Rssolrrl, That true policy requires the gov.
eminent OF tie United States 10 strengthen It's
political aud commercial relations upon lhi. con
tinent bY the annexation Of such contiguous
territory may conduce 10 that end and can be
Justly obtained and that neither IN such acqui
sitiou nor a. the tcrritorisl organization thereof
can any conditions be cons,i,uiio naly imposed
or institutions be provided tor OF established IN
consislen, with tie night Of tie people thereof to
form Tree sovereign state, with the powers and
privileges OF the original members Of the con.
iCderauy
R,olrea. That in organizing territoriol GOV
ernmeu, Tor territory belonging 10 tho I. States
this principles Of seif government upon winch
our iederauve system rests viii be best romotec
the true sptut aud meaning OF the tonftstu
ton be observed, and the coniederacy strengthen
ed hy leaving all questions concerning tue do
neslic policy therein 10 the Les nutcs closer
ty the people thereof
lloUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. c, J lugersoI made a report from
the committee on rules. lie has reported
two OF three rules making havoc with ID,
hour rule as gcnerul rule, and allo~in.
Of MS re enactment duung any debate
With Limitation Of speeches TO hileei
minutes, and i necessary, 10 five minutes
TO explain amendments offered in commit
tee. Mr. |. also proposes that members
according 20 the custom Of The Freucl
Chamber Of Deputies, may address liz
House from the Clerks desk or near TIA
Speakers char.
Mr.. Nnton introduced resolution 70
the appoIhtmen, Of new Committee, o
Internal Commerce
Rev r. R. Gurey vas elected Chap
llln.
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After the presentation Il a number Of
resolutions from the State Legislatures
and the introduction of several bills,
Mr.. Calhoun called up the resolutions,
submitted is him some DAYS since, with u
view 10 make them speciaI ofder for some
fixed day. On tins muI,er lie desired 10
be regulated altogether by the wishes OF
tie Senate. All he desired was that there
mgh. be no useless delay. Ii agreeable
10 the body, be would name tie second
Tuesday ia January newt, and let them be
made The special order for that day.
Whfch motion was agreed 10.
Mr. Allen 1lmud thar the true course
would be 70 refer The subject on Fore %
Relations when debate Of some ',rglh
cn,ucd ii which Mrssrs. Allen. Sewer
Ca,-, Dickinson Niles, Calhoun. and 9th.
or- participated.
Mr. Dickinson erdrasorri 70 fy mr.
earlier day for the c5usidrfauan Of his re-
solutions but after some dcblte, he with
drew hrs ptopos lon
Amessa-e va, received from tie House.
e Representatives,, announcing the dead
Of Nr Dromgoole, % Nugiun.
Mr.. Mason addressed tie senate on III,
sumo melancholy SUBJECT
On motion, the Senate adjourned
EIorsr or RrrarsrNrArtvrs.
H. the House after the preservation o
petitions, &c., a large number # resoIu
tons were introduced, same of them VI
be given hereafter, amongst them vas Ii,
following, introduced BY Isaac L. Holmet
Res0irsd, That the moneys deposie,
with the several STATE. and Territories. q
loan from the Treasury 81 The ,urplu
revenue. be called for by the Government
Of The Uuaed States before resort be ha.
to another lnan.
Tr.' resolution was read sni referred /,
the ,multec IT WAYS aud heaus.
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GENERAL oRpERs-No. as.
HEADatARTERs o. Tus AsNr.

HEADoUAErERs Of rHg ARMY
MCxie0, Me-. 5, ISL.
Under instructions tram tie Govern.
meui al home, requiring that this army
Snail az son as practicable, begtu to raise
Within the Country i, occupies, the means
IN whole or IL part Of maintaining the ex.
peases Of the occupation uaul the FEEDER.
al Government OF Mexico shall submit
terms Of peace which the United States
may honorably accept, It j. ordered that
no uncolned bullion, bars or ngo,s either
Of gold or silver, shall be shipped from any
port OF Mexico, uni The further orders Of
the Government at home shat be made
known on the subject, So as 10 give time for
said Government 10 TX the rate of export
duty on such buI.lon, and perhaps a small.
er duty on gold aud silver CONS.
As the beginning Of the change Of sys.
TEN lntlmated above, all rents tor houses
or quarters occupied by officers or troups
Of the army, IN any city or village 10 Mex.
'co, val cease as soon as contracts NAV
permit, and absolutely, tlom and alter the
end OF Ihis month, wherever Ibis order
snail be received "a time, and IN future ne
cessary quarters both Cor officers and
troops, where the public buildings are in.
sufficient, viii first be demanded, IS re.
CURED, Of the clsd authorities of The se,.
eral places occupied By the troops, SO a,
10 equalze the inconvenience imposed up
on the inhabitants, aud diminish the same
as much as possible.
If the authorities fail to put the troop.
promptly IN possession Of such quarters
then the Commanding officer, IN every sucs
case, following out The principe 1T gNjn.
the least distress practicable to he un9t
Tending inhabitants, vii cause the ueces
sary buildings to be occupied
Subsistence, forage, and other necessa
RES, for the army, vii be purchased an.
paid FOR a. heretofore; aad The injunction
and penalties 81 the martial lQc orler, ia
ted February 10, ls47, or giaaIy publish
cd al Famp'co, and repu;4isled severn
times since, with additions, vii, as from
the first, be strictly enforced, aud also. IN
general, oil the obligation. Of good mora.
and the most exact discipline.
By command Of MAJ. Gen. Scott.
ii. L SCOTT, A. a. A g.
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etai headquarters, 10 show the grounds for
NE exercise OF the authority, specially
delegated for this occasion only."
Tie Isl Regiment Of T. ). Artillery
MI proceed to Vera Cruz, as portion d
The escort 20 the wagon tram. Upon IT'S
arrival al Vera Cruz this regimen, vii
relieve the 1t Infantry, now IN garrison
at that place, and the latter regiment will
return Wrh the tram to this capital.
by command Of MAJOR General Scott
II L. SCOTT, A. A. a. 6.
The same paper furnishes the following
orders tauchIn! The military contribution,
winch Mexico Is 10 be called upon {,
make:
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The steam ship Virginia, Capt. Tucke-
has just arrived from Vera Cruz, uayIn.
left lie 7lh inslant. she briass over elg4
y discharged and sick soldiers.
There was a report IN Vera Cruz on
the 7tb INST, that the Marin Burt had beea
driven ashore twenty niles North of Vera
Cruz. The Free AmeuGan published II
rs fact. Oar correspondent writes Gu
rioe he day lhatthe report had been dis
covered to be f4Ise. The steamer 4. II
He'zsl was despatched up tie coast L
lo0k after the wreck, bat after dhlgeu
and thorough search, found no trace 81
her. Ii vas hence presumed at Ner1 Cm2
that she had gone on her course to tai,
city. 4 she had not arrived here, uud al.
the Norlher which commenced % the ~
inst. vas absolutely terrific, very great
fears are entertained for the safety Vi The
boat.
From the Free American ofthe I'd inst.
We extract the following:
Frcm JIgpI-Lguers received yes.
terday fIom Jalapa, dated November Is.
says that TWO !cams,ers we're executed on
TIE 23I fof the murder Of ayguag Mex.
Can.
On the 2ith Ambrosio A'cal5e, Lieu.
tenant in the l1tb Regimen, VI. A., and
Antonio Garcia, Adjalest in The sA Reg
lneot, VI. A. were b1,A shot ia the Plaza
ri Ja'apa. They were taken prisoners on
the Goth, with Col. B,by,edU, and II was
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hmuaaJ ~ cotton Ior The laat D,st4ci
upwards ct 10000 bales annually aoua
at present prices SIS PER hae, - 81
500 900 NUh THIS array ii facts, 1t u
evident that il vii BE- a Wau, Of splfil az
not Of means that vii prevent the CON. !,
uon d ths Road. But, imposing a. ll.en
hentes ma} appear, tLey DO, partially di.
close our resources. The Distress
Chester and York are large groweu
gram, AID ! d. not hcatate Ia sav. thal
surplus produce Tor the LAT two ercn
could have been brought 10 market.
sold al a moderate pace Il would bulld i
Road through these Distress. ana,te|
hct worthy Il note, aud which vd, l..t
ualr "ha. ma, be the effects M K 3.fst
upon those districts, Is lufal ed +, }.
statistics abHs. From 10. craaa4-y b
Columbia aad Consequent facihN # r-t
kct, tic valuation 81 the real estate
fafar.d, aud ,ls production II ca.i.7, 20
more ihan equal 10 thasc If both CEs,t,
and iata, sad those al Cbes,r, rrs
exceed thHsc ut lofa --ubsn t.aa
kHe"n fact, that ln Hu,uy In .a.a. g.,,
- "'''" l'''a par i % aet e.,
'.''' y s'iASt' Inst vacu 'qaa 4.
riites 81 transportation shall hatc he,'
att lfdad 20 each II them, iaal ca,l.
p"n3He increase 20 The ta'uatten VI tbrt
.t..,l. "'''''ss OF s"eii sot.l ".
n.
~. b''"' aH's0'hTf "hish =
u ''".''"''''H ~ 'A's X
- - '.e "'tP' 'N'o-e met ".i %
-, s. ''s" 'u'e 2 olf nl"
10 ,h. - 49, '''. 'F WI 'e give
Of ,ts. ,,.,.i 49,, '0'' ..''' ''
l.,r,-.. 4,...,.-, -, ''' - ''e '.'" ta.'.
M. ,t...,. 49, '..'' WIS p'eont eesi''
.nr,te, A., The .,,.. ", 1,',' y . u' '.e '-o
elusive r,.,',.,.','.., ,N''''N. -, mo- ''
8 So .,..em 49,. I'm : p'' F'''
,,,r,,5e d.. ~ ..... '5.s
i,oo ea.r,, ne T., >1'''''' '' "'F'A
,p'I w. ."' ''NHset'"
I, bo,,. ,,c,s,, ,l,,...t,a.,..'. - ''''' ever
.raycller and ,,l.., ,...... -.
fng system Of r.l,,,c .4,...,
2, drIontar c,l.rls ON, -, -.
must be ah,u+1ogoJ g., ,I.. -
crude regions Of tho Wc,i. But ,laaf y,
= our means To construct. and Lc,css,.
5 the road viii prove 10 ogrown cu.l.r,
for cur stockholdcts the, s.s
Ut Injured 10 our own. bu, extend +. mn,
,fer State Of North Carolina. NM for.
anus Of our Road ut Charlotte. bupss II,
} contact with one of the most Grlla
ptlous Of that State, embracing sgmo
ycuty Counties, with M inlel!,oeu, and
lerprsng popula,lonof 200 oaO nc,son.
I'd needing but the on,rkeoin, nd al
'cap aad rapid transportation, 10 Qive he
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WEDNESDAY,, Dec. Is.
SENATE

Mr.. Calhoun submitted the following
resolutions, which were read aud ordered
10 be printed.
R.yolrsd, That to conquer and hold Mexico.
lhet IS province ar incorporating d into HE
JnIon, IS moons with tur 4Y1tgd OF jscts 81
the war, contrary Q The settled policy ofthe Gov
efnment, 10 couAet with Is character and zen.
las aud. IN tie end most be- saoyprs5gs Of al our
free and papplar Institutions
R,sylrra lhst no nc VI policy Tor ,ho Eur
ter prosecution Il he war should lie adopted,
which may tend to consequences so disastrous
These resolutions appear to be nirudn.
ced as an Offset % those of Mr. Dickinson
on the l4h, asserting the policy of terri.
torlaI extension. Thus the efra, issue "
" Territory 81 No Territory Is nos laln.
cd ~ the Senate and he country viii look
With unparalleled anxiety 10 he debates
and the decision. The stand here taken
bs Mr. Calhoun would seem 10 sever him
completely from the Administration on the
stsl pafu's made Mr.. Polk On the var
que,Iou.l
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A debate on internal improvements
-, ,J,.h ,'.' . C ,,,''.''' VI VI 'u'
,u,'..s - -. :, ~, ~. '.'"
: = an5 n, II. ~ " '''e,' " "
,b. ,,,,oos,,,an. ". 80 ~. ~ g
Raot, Of ONO s9~ta'1a.r,,o, go 1''1 - =
PeuIing the debate a,J si,r,l,,r,.
uoa,h useu the SANS. s,,t,.., ,.......,
was received from the Pro.drn,. r,,,9,.
bis reasons FOR yeto.ng the RIVER and uer,
Dor bill Of las, session. n. has ba.n
shre.d.y remarked that this message was
intended a. an answer t1 the report and
resolutions Of the Chicago Conventional
A pointed debate followed ut once u97n
the message, Ia winch Messr.. ytglon.
Stewart and Schcnck participated.
NJ Hulfae. If south GAMMA, s.,l,,,,,
ted the following preamble and resolution.
Ter fee trade treaty Of peace wth Me-.
leo, wh,eh were read for the Information
ot members:
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Mr.. Foot made the formal announce
ment of the death of Senator Spelghi, the
usual resolutions were passed, and the Sen
ate adjourned until Monday.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Bolts offered joint resolution 10
restore the MAJ, between Washington aud
Richmond to the Old contractors the im.
mediate passage of which is highly lmpor-
lanl 10 the whoe reading community
South.
After further debate on the Presidents
veto message on the river and hai Dor bill,
the announcement Of Senator's Speisht's
death was made, aud he House adjourned.
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Thursday, Dec. l6.
SENATE

Tho Vice President laid before the Sen.
7'' some c"mmnnlcahpn., Among them,
inc proceedings Of war meeting IN PhiIs.
de'pbla,
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HAIL ROAD INNESrnrN.r

he amount invested IN Rail Road. in
the Ne" England States alone, L. supposed
to amount 10 go 100000. In these S,.,es
there are 2,2l0 mules Of RAJ. Road ,,acL
either finished Or IN Progress Of son.llue.
100.
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Thirtieth Congress-.Ist Sess
MONDAY, Dec. 18th, lsi7.
SENATE.


ing gentlemen we're appointed chaIrmen Of
the Standing Committees:
Foreign Relations Mr. Sewer; Finance. Mr.
Athertou, commerce, Nr DIX; Manufactures.
Mr. ptckmsou Agriculture, Nr Sturgeon Nil.
itary Affairs, hlf lass Militia, MIR Rusk Ma
val Ad.irs, Mr. Fairfield; Public Lands, Mr.
Brrrse Private Land Claims. Nr Yuee; In.
dian Affairs, Mr. Atchisun; I lams, MIR Mason;
Revolutionary Claims, Mr. Bught; Judiciary.
Mr. Ashley Post Office. Mr. Niles; Roads and
Canals, VII flanagan; Pensions. Mr. johnson,
La: Dist Of Columbia, M Cameron Patents
VII Nestcott Reirencbmeni. Mr. Turnry: Ter
uicries, Nj Dunrl~s Public Buildings, MIR
Hunter Contingent Expenses, VII Felch PIN.
ting, Mr Braaley Engrossed Bills. VI Downs;
Library, hr pearcc Enrolled Bills. Mr. Rusk
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TIE Clerk read the journal Of Thurs.
day 5 proceedings, and he names Of the
members composing the Standing Commit.
ices ot &c House appointed BY the Speak.
er, agrecabiy 10 resolution On Tie sub
pct adopted on Thursday. The said Com.
mlttees are as follows;
Elections -Messrs William r Thompson Of
Ia. Joseph Mullen. n y LueIen b Chase,
Tenn; Nathaniel Boyj4n. n G.: Timothy
jenkins, \ Y, John Van Dyke, n. j.; Nm.
y. lnee. Ala J Diaon Roman. Md; H,reki.
an Williams Ne
W1ys and Mans -Nes>rs 5 F. yin,on
ohlo Rott loabs Ca J. J Mckay, ~ c. +;
Chas Hudson, Mass George ; Houston. Ali;
Chas. MorehesG, Ky; James Pollock Pa ;
samuel D Hubbard & onn IIeury Nicoll. y. Y.
| A I
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Charlotte and =. e. Rail Road.
EEIsORT
OF THE PRESIDENT 10 THE DIREc.
TORS OF TiIECIIARLOEIE I. SOUTH

CAROLiNA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN Immediately upon my sp.
continent 10 The Presidency Of the Com.
pany, repaired TO Georgia, and procured
the services Of a corps OF Engineers 10
make survey oC tho route indicated al n
meeting Of the Stockholders IN Charlotte.
Aud am happy to inform you, that they
have discharged the duty assigned 10 them
with a zeal. ability aud despatch highly
eredltublr to themselves, and which lfna
will ensure To hem the appreciation Of Tie
Directors. The general results Of tie
survey have proved even mnfe saiisfaeio.
rs than vas ever anticipated. and clearly
shew, that with the present means and III.
lure prospects of the Company, the enter.
Prise may be speedily prosecuted 10 10
completion.
Upon passing recently over lhe entire
route, was grulIGcd 10 perceive a liberal
spirit manllt sIed 10 general. granting Tie
+ ri ht Of way aud sn answering dolefuia.
alton maniuIly 10 Gerry out WORK 30 ~.
spicuousy begun. Wiih our present ,ub.
scripltou oil ) and Siih HARMONIOUS
co operation of four such D,sircis a.
Richaud. Fairfield, Chester aud York,
and firm determination 20 break ground
d. soou as The Road shall have becu io1a.
ted, hall The difficulties Of tie enlrrprss
viii haze been overcome AL buel re.
ference 10 The wealth and population d
those Districts through which the Road !,
about 10 pass, " an prove the correctness o
my position. AgreeaJly to tie returns 81
property mnde under oath, % tile tax co,
eclors IN 1870, the following Nus the re
! suit.
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FRIDAY, Dec. II
SENATE.

The Senate was not 10 session to day
HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVE.
Ia be House, The death Of the Hon.
Goo c. Dromgoolr was announced by Mr.
Meade The usual resolutions were adopted
aud the House adjourned.
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SATURDAY, Dec. II

SATURDAY, Dec. Il.
The Senate did not SIT to-day.
lluU-E or REPREsUNTATIvrs
The Whole sitting Of the House to-day
was consumed n considering the report Of
the Select COMMITTEE on Rules.
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Rch)and. acre. Of laad. 9i5 600
valuation. e $4,000
Town property Jih00
Fairfield .cfes d land ie5 600 10 a.S2e ol0
Village property 2i3 go
Chester acrss Of and 359 600 do 2255 90
NdaRr prJpeuy. t5.gog
YORK scirs u sad $4,000 Do J 249 900
+ Nli5.u property, 5000
Total. siot42t,J
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STATE or NORIHCAROLINA.

Dee O. Printer. Fec s. 81 MS
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Price Two Cents.

only responsible person duty, having sole
msnd and control OF everybody and everything about
mere must confess that have somewhat Different
feelings from those might have II was sitting In
Whlppes, listening to Curt E...s-'.
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
Few days ago, Lieutsnant Watson belonging to the
Oregon battalion arrived in this c,tv from the cation or
the command on the frontier In Atchson county From
him We learn that detachment Of the battalion had
been out In pursuit OF the Punka Indians They pur-
sued them nearly three hundred mss put were not able
to overtsks them. The detachment had not returned
when Lieut.. W left but they were expected In few
health-Ss. Louis Republican Nov. ga
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d FOR SALr-A dark Bay Horse, years old. l5h
II high. warranted sound and kind and tro
4l[A-hs nile in minutes men In wagon; he has
oaly bee, il the cry one mon b. zane from Ulster county
sie5 He is worth $500 this day The owner poor
and afford keep the or his selling hin
Lewis II. d. l,~rc
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.xs~s> NUTlCE-OA after SUNDAY, No
sEExssxl Rs&s ST ZEN isLANDER will male the fol.
lowing until fuher notice: LEAVE STATEN ISLAND
g. To- IL o'clock A. MI, and oeloes. r. LEAVE Nxw
YoRn a. s. and II O'Clock. A. MI ~. ando'clock. r. M
York, Nov, 1e, 1870. nl7rc
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SILK HOUSE about TO decline business, wish 70 die
'sl' ss''.T Apply aw william ,ssss, ssSss >? c.lss
~ essns
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The LITTLE BusHxAN Mr.. Chase, the United
States Consul at the Cape Of Good Hope, has
lately returned to visit his relations in this vi
entity, and has brought with hun specimen of
the tribe, or, as some would call it, species of
Bosesman or Bushmsn. The people of this
name are said TO be an intervening link between
dwarfs, exhibiting more Of the man than Of any
other species, and yet somsthing more Of the
monkey or the ape than the man. The specimen
brought home by Mr.. Chase was exhibited YES
tcrday afternoon in the hall of the Museum,
where, by invitation, number OF scientific and
literary gentlemen were present. The little
fellow appeared to be as intelligent as most
negro boys Of his size and age, although he 10
not yet perfect IN the English language He
was dressed in blue Jacket and trousers, and no
one would have taken him for very peculiar
specimen of natural history. Several doctors
who were present, on examination OF his teeth,
pronounced him TO be about ten or twelve years
Of sgc. His hair lie pecull ar, being set on TO the
skull in knots, and all curly, like that OF the me-
gIo,--peston Courier
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The MAIL DrsrANcKD.-Thc New York papers
announce that they have assoc lated for the pur-
pose Of establishing daily express between that city
and New Orleans which viii regularly beat the govern
ment mail one day sven under existing arrangements.
North and the South shs be further retarded By the
attempt OF the Postmaster General force the Rich
reduction Of Its former compensation the government
mail will be two days behind this private express The
regular mall, Is not unworthy Of confederation
aoad ~ a. inaf
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Nbo0TT Half noot. ana Gsii.rs, Dancing Pumrs and
Zoe Patent Le,ther aud Fancy Slippers water proof and
cork s0led boots with oyershoes Of all sorrs and sizes
and single soes; black and white Morocco Kid Slippers
and hrodsred with the lavest assortment Of Boots
and shoes Boo Shoes sOled with rubber and
water tight s Broadway, corner Of Canal street NJ B.
hruse for saie let Of 12h aud 9th
good sa.d Tor grocery baker, hatcher shop Rent Se
VAvu go
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r~z., PEOPLES LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
Z I'D 51a1xN albany, Daily, Sunday, E1sepsd-.

80 - mi IS,v s1rss, ss.mb,.,
ISAAC NEWTON, Capt. WIN H. PECK, wiii leave Oh Mon
day W-Jse.dsy and Erid.y evenings o'clock Steam
Th.ueay snJ Saturday evening. y o'clock u Five
foot Of BARCLAY street. SSeambost SANTA CLAUS Cap.
u Overpagh, leave Monday Wedne sdav, Endav
aud Sunday aitsr-oSnH at O'Clock. Steamboat SOUTH
4AMEfICA, Gsp.ain r. hul.s. wiz leave on Tuesday
boas will Absn, il for the
Morning Cara for the East West Freight taken mode
rste and aftey eock p. NJ All persons
trusting Of the boats Of the ne without
ANY on board the boats or to e. sCHUIT At the Office
rs, unatf MOO
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EUH SALE AN iaterest IN valuable Patent Kght for
the manufacture OF an attele Of the general asr and
consumptoD and for which there be substtuts hs
invention ofcts great inducements wishing TO in.
ts description Of property The object Of the sdx,y.
ser TO e The means necessary TO push the Of the
cot ~ the market price OF the manufactured article now
stating where an interview can he had di 3tsm
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follows FROM New fork-Wsshington. Capt J. Johnston
January 20 Hermann, Capt Crastee February 30. From
Bremen-W Arlington, Feb. IS; Herman, March IS FROM
Southampton February %; Hermann March 20
P.sssge fom New York to seytha%gton Bremen si2o
apply M the oce Of the Ocean Steam Navigation
Company IS William street, New York. or to DAY eros
sgenI at Havre; e. A. HEINCKEN CO., Bremen
ms n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-03

THE MINES IN MEXICO
From the Santa Fe Republican, Sept "a
The gold mines known the fscero ars In the chain
Of mountains east OF the Rio 0rands and southwest
nom Santa r. the old Piaoers, distant miles and the