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- Nc mn.i a Insf ~ In 10 LIE Greal Amer.e

tE We muet nj last glFe ~ 10 NE bltal AiAeiil ~
Remedy rather 10 toe principle upon whehii pfeends
10 Is hard 10 believe that but one dns eXiss
yet when medicine Jake after case, and earn
81 dferent character curing each and al! win equal
isciity what other conclusion we come 10 We
must believe, and must every one for there u no get
ting around the arguments offered By Dr. Vaughn m favor
Of his theory. See advertisement In another column and
60 and get PAM h!sL 70 AUS
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THIs nAY PuBLrsHEp.


CODEY'S LADY BOOK f2f February viii Tie iol;
VI lowing splendid i-ustralions. Heroic Women OF
PoriFs 9i Ms - = h 1ss Fls
cuf-. Caps and Chemisets, Ladies Nors Department,
kniuing-sS sngravng' inis uumter eontAlo. oesiae
e shove. on PAGES rea az matter ~ ne hist al'
thors ia TIE country Terms - per snnum 10 adVsHce-
single copies p cents. Tor ssls 81
BURGESS. STRINGER co y Broadway
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4 NsntcViie'. Course Of Resd *. Is ets.
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GrahsT1's English synonyms. edited By Prof Reed, -
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NEW WORK ON THE POTATO DISEASE.
THE POTATO PLANT lie Uses and Properties, tos ether
i with The cause OF the present Msadythe extension
OF the disease "a the psnisthe question Of famine arising
therefrom and the bes OF avertng that calamity
Bv Alfred Since = : Surgeon the Bank OF England,
TO the Royal General Dispensary 20 The Central London
Opihsmc Institution and Lecturer on Surgery 81 The Al
dlr.eale school of Medicine illustrated with liiho-
graphs vol limo. Price - cents.
The author Il Surgeon 10 the Bank Of Engs and hiss
hsh reputation tn that country industrious student
OF natural history He strbuies the masdy The presence
OF destroying insect Of the sphs And known 10 the ento-
molosss ~ the name Rape" bat called by our auheI,
for perspiclitvs sake The "Va.ator1 lie justices the
CONCLUSION AZ which he has arrived many facts the resut
Of his own microscopic observation. The root 10 s vari-
Stages u growth and the insects which prey upon II
are Illustrated by several engravings" Com. ADV.
Tas Is valuable realise By gentleman OF expert
ence on subject Of great practical rportaDce Tribune
Published and for sale ~ WILEY SPgIsAh'
no 1911 Broadway.
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General Notices.

- City Eeforul-separaioao II our MrHilrat 4fairi
fr0fl Nofiona and Stlfe Psi-IIHf CRY kffohd tAaIY
viii hold be fret public meeting 81 National Hal 10 Canal
wednesday evening reX the 1lh irsl = !. oc4ocs
when the public viii be addressed upon he nece-sity %
general and thorough Reform the mode Of administering
our City Government Those who are 10 favor Of separa
ting municipal affairs from parry polilcs-o reducing
the present and prospective enormous idNalon1i rsd
economy in the expenditures u the public iun1soi re-
pning and appointing public Cfcers hose who ar
known be capable, honest faithful and sO0er without
reference 20 political opniCnsand 80 who 10 favor n
correcting he grOss abuses which have creqt into every
department our CITY Government are Invited % attend
By order OF TIE Executive Conlmllee
A. D. WILSON Chairman.
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- A BEAUTIFUL SHOW Of CsmsusA -
!, HKRIRR,6 6ALE1by viriae Of 200 VIZ I

ST. 49,. % me az sessd "a dslvsFsd viz sxpose
=, - 90 ~ n.ns,ssusb Day Of Jsnasry, Ihoa1apl
80, NO red sud fosty sgvsn, O'clock, 4 ~ y -
ys.,ba : o. he CITY Han q II Guy u NswYosk ~ u
I'm Tue and interest Of 0at byrus when be he'd q
sad foy-sx any ne stsrward, o. 10 a1d 70 ~ 49,
certain deed ndenars Of mads BY the Mayor. ~
der1s~n Comnonaxy Of he Guy OF New bearing
c4.s ird day Of August 1871, 70 Daniel xgias sss
Of said Guy eanasn deceased d Ell tasi Ger saa o STU
10 Fr-ola Gaze kixhinI We'd Of lhs ssid Guy, 90
AGO by the suest number 80 Mottsuss % vh11e -
said Daniel gins erected houss In -, saa 49,
ruksf and soainsdy BY ground " Jsnss SoJs. 49,
win me herediL.nsnls, isosD.eu, ea;alngs sse skys
Ten xpcss tnsrcun,o beonxiag Of 10 eny w. sSkssS
Dated Ns~'fofs' Dsesn' WyiItIxn JONES. sasstG
FaEosaIcx l. vuLrs. Dspesy eesnG I.
coed unril ~ SOD 6sy q ys1Ss1 - ~ 49,
I: :s:;;ssss' . Z: is 81 ~; Jsi " :: 49,: ~ IN
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miscellaneous.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
A Savings Bank for The benefl Of the WIDOW AID ne
Orphan"
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70 sight singing The Subscriber will open class
for beginning In elements OF Music and 10 learning J
Sing al Sight, THIS EVENING, January 20 a. O'clock,
the plan, which has proved successful 10 The
class recently formed premium Of so viii be awarded
the best proficient al The end Of the Full paricu-
lars viii be given on the fret evening which will be free
Room 81 Broadway. JAS. =. WARNER,
ils 2leod Translator OF webers Theory, &c. &c.
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TSr: go y: 3. NAIL LINZ q Albany .ss

kaIlfOed.-TlFOuxn by dayNznII deuy
Sundays excepied) s6 81 o'clock A. M-Dlnny hs lsst
sumner the Railroad BEEN re.sd hroasb
with heavy raj from Erdxs2oft 20 tho Western asiirosd
The steamboat AOUNTAlNEER, Capt w. H. fraxes.
caves he FOOT Of MsrksLsL T. or Bridgeport daily, 81
"a oclocx NJ No freight lAsen 10 The Passenger Line
Passengers tAks tho cars ~ Bridgeport, and Nthoal
ococx r NJ New esls end locomotive eBgnss have bes0
procured, snd The rod n every rsspso equal 10 ~ ~
New Eng and roaA
ga frsshi Lns b. sssa~s HlhRoD ssA EUR8x
daily.
Exprsss O6es Ma ID Wslel end q he ohes oc HaFtS.
a. Pier. TO @. r. PERRY, Agent IN ian
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a DODWORTH'. Pnvsie Dsoe'1g seaoo- ~ - 20
-, Priv.te lessons any time cufirZ Lac day of no
Rssoxs PoIks A.zoarka, Cns Temps TarenIu-a WALL
-rf.en,er', Glasses on T1estsy, Friday or Thursday
.nS sssardsy evenings, lTcu 70 10
Lsi,es Classes Tpeocay AID ,et1rcey, rom 70 -
Pr.-r..inx sotrees twice q nOni1- JlZ 1fns
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GLOVE ANopYNE TooTHAcHE DROP

QlICA
That ofA lOothache had dreanlsd - Pa'iclf.
re- The Sudden Action u this astonishing remedy
not is least remarkable chArscerisc- Is Tot only
quick but permanent rs eject, and may be used WIN
perfect safely frOfse the expressions OF grsiea so
mifaton that have been ayshed by grooming sufferers
upon this preparation SO well and faithfully has The
Glove ASoDYNr perform al that has been claimed Tor H.
hat MANY attempts been made 20 initiate H. and many
worthless compounds offered under The name Of Glove
Anodvne Purchasers BE and asa for Johnson
Tooahe Drops ard observe that The name q Henry John
son Is on he wrapper Of every genan- vial Prepared
only b. HENRY JOHNSON lsuccessor 10 A 3. szrds 4
Coz Chesnisi and Druggist rs Broadway, cor ChAip ef-
a. IN he rrsnle budihc sod also 81 100 Fuon-sL =
East Broadway, and So Hlason-sl Price 3 GEMS
an ,.nsa.
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SOMETHING NEW-Poreeliin Sigus-we have
- received sample u g. elire rev description CT
.grs made ofPoFcsan Tass- signs being composed en-
li-rv of h.- pOfcs..o, with FRA consc
sre The most durable soi irGssGucbis ever o1sfsd 70
he pabe TIE Lave on haEd zi--irsby adapted
10 .ies5o.is. SHIPS rewsPsper c6ces, kc. Those no
" AZ neal aud durable szn zesed - call snf ex
sIa.re t5suL For sale - JOHN J. BROWN CO.
~ = Faiton-st neas NEsss1-
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rThe L. :. senate of Is42.-The Subscribers
respectfully ,hs. their large ezIotln engraving
Of lie United States Senate IL psIec aud Will In sno
fine 30 published Those who desire 10 receive cary IN
urossious are invited CAL the Nafi1ns Hnienrs 6
AUS isu ANTHONY. CLARK co. x47 broadwc.
~ Hyer's PiIls.-for new and important tesIaions
In behalf OF his va aaoie Medicine, see Genera Noee
column on first page Of Tribune, for Tuesday Inarsesy
and SATURDAY. Fail not &c Try lie medicine You WI
prove.
LIQUID HAIR DYE
~ Bafcheler's Instantaneous LIQUID HAIR
Dive IA decidely the best yet offered. IL ?fooIers
fectly even and natural color without staining -
leaving The hair so aat classic Is ne nai1rA IaA So
by wa BACHELOR, Wali-sL fnees Dali po--7s
81 -; whlsker bottles g. Copy the address 1"1'
WIGS AND TOUPEES.
VBafcheIor's new inyenfed Wigs ana Seaips
the most perfect and nst1ral speclne-s =. 80
Wig - ins. Tie public invited 20 ms peS5 a "a
assortment Manufactured only BY WM bAIOHLLf0nn
Wall-sl Broadway. Copy he scfresA- 70 NM
MICHAEL GAUL, hsvtag been under .rsst 90
lFl uspicnE Of having robbed john cyre o. Sotn-
wall Orarge County NewYork, this is 10 INFORM A. pa
lies having any interest Thai The Grand Jury OF IneS "
Newlorx have this day acquitted Tim from A. eNAs ~
10 The saane.-Sew-Yofk. January ls, l6is -.
" Ihs Orange County papers VII pe.se co2y- z----
BASEMENT INlBROADwAY.-Thsls large Base
Dmeaf, 100 feet By - FEEL, On he corner o. Dss ="
Apply Ct Nc. Dsy-s. ~"
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ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Aucuenesr.
EXECUTORS, nALE OF RIAL EsTATn "a
IL Banow.sl-ANTHONY J. BLEECkEh win cell q
pubic auction on Thursdsy the 2sth day OF January l.
at u clock tho Merchants Exchange by ofaef on
The Executors all that certain lot of land with mo uss
dwelling. hous. thereon known ~ No. 100 BHowei nssd
Besckes Tho lot IS feet In front and rear ~ % fse:
depth on each siis The tile indsPatable 5000 Of rs
puIchsss money may remain bond snd mortgages ss7
en- per cent interest, payable quanery
n,,,. r = 3 3 d aSspsIKS; }E.seu,or.
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FOR WET wEATHER.-T

New ara India Rubber Manufacturing CO. oder Tor
a. the large4 aud q India haooor snoee
70 Be found II county, consisting Of every visy
sdies aot gerIccus Oyc,snoes n use g
I'm Cootyear, Paleul, metallic rubber, vGrxntec DOT
70 ,f.5en win he cold OF be Affected By ne hesl
Aso, eve ~ description Of air rgni AID sa.sf. pIooi
"a. All -x anime oar aocs ocofs purcnAscg essseere
War~ho1ss 81 kaf@n-lansL oIt -
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TO TEACHERS.

xxrASTED 20 dispose Of the good VII snd furniture Of
w "a established English aad classic. school consist
ng Of about o. pupils situated 10 one OF ne oss
- - NV re addressed 70 school, Tnouas once,
- psf any time his week or nexf, Win fe-l nens
.txliny - 80 snd where interview may De nai WI!
- promptly attended 70. Terms, bah ca2n sn9 ss4sIsc
or security given for tas remainder. Is jus
VALENTINES VALENTINES
HIST PUBLISHED and COW ready. Dealers o1t Of lle
ciy 5y rsnng have $3.50 ne ~ '->t ~
So "a, - -- w. ' "a ChsgbzIn-sL
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To- To ",he tbief Pa.for,v Bishop Hughes

Rev. Dr. Guislniknl Pssi0f q ne GfFinsn seceurfs
from the Ron Hierarchy vii deliver lecture IN ne
Tebernsce Broadway, On Wednesday, 10ih inst. ~
o'clock 10 the evening. IN which Dr. u. VII answer he
unpr0yoked attack OF The chief Pastor, and show NE
public 10y authentic dOcumeusl what ne Roman hlrfar
cny behind the Gentlemen 81 Ji age rh only
b. a3uffsd The Choir Of the Seeding Clurcl vii Ed
their congle gauOnsl hymns Admission y Cents each
The proceeds viii be applied 10 the support Of Mission
ares among the German Catholics. ll3 Us
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Proceal Chemistry, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, l0ih
met AZ O'Clock.
THURSDAY EVENING, 2lst. Mr.. MoRFY viii deliver
h.. Third Lecture on Astronomy. Subjec." The New
lonlsn System Considered
FRIDAY EVENING, I'D, Dr. McFAFtAS delivers bis
second Lecture on Ansiomy Hnd Physiology Suheci-
The Digestive Organs" a..
Lectures free TO members t. non members, = cents
each. Terms Of membership-Sl Initiation fee and g
yearly dues.
Members Of he Institute whose subscription ucke,s
out the Ii Of January and October last, viii call
and have them renewed. By order
J. j. MAqEs, Precedent
CHARLEs l. BARRiJT, Actuary.
PATFNr AGFNCY. s.. ~ ne InsfIl1e. AnplYtn G. l.
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nECRNIBER REPORT.-The MaLaal 20

IplA fCllCrs ss-rs -
ROBT l. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOS =. LORD, Agent
u lmsMWSS No. .ai Fourih-st
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~ II. JOINS, AuctionseT.

e.,.c6. Co. No i. r..:s So cases: s.~e,,s;pSs \!
gans susbefor Southern. Western and city dssIes Jul
EAs5E TAs.sS A sals ~. "a J:
public rsessay the. Ssy nav. :.ssss s.sa ko.ss
ssd s i p.p.sS % Cd ii ,so.s who
as% With AS ''u0nts s.T I'm o ins BLAME
n BOARDING. HOUSE TO LET-And ins fs q
central part ofhs city there are now ssve,si Sosia.
ers in tho h.uss and viii accommodate more The hSuss
session the drst OF February desired note directed
NJ O. aud eft ct .hs once viii De atsnded to l0 "
- At PRIVATE sALE-The ihres story eriet
II House and Lot situated the east side OF midaesu
- o. Brooklyn, being the third house from washns
ton place. and one OF Just completed Il hnishsd
Counter cellar CRATES and marble roashoei The
house Il has cour yard In front encossd wi.h hand.
4ss si's sy IND
TERM l''' Ssr III SIi'j'i s;rtiIsSsSsi
- AT PRIVATE sALR-A yslasbIs House esd
IA This properly would be exchanged for oas IN tee
Seventh wsrd. add the differences paid IN essa S!se %
o Is BY % feet deep Size Of houss Les 'front.' ana req
BY q feet dssp with an alley Of fss, good large Gle
tsrn coal and woodhouse and grape vine In the yard Inc
house ba Of brick and 10 tho very best msansf-sl 70
good order As Nj Sssifo j. si2EoRER Aastsnss
a At PRIVATE sxLE. Loi; g % q: sors -:
to ' ANTHONY ). sIEEckEk. AasIoo:.':
"a FOR sALE-1a eligible ol, ., By 100 fesi he
Ea Eisntn- Avenue the corner OF Tnr.y Ihifds
III and opposite me Blind Asylum. The ssssssmsots
pad .na sh' 'erm'sssy. Apply" L. Ks1Hrps: .,
- TO RENT-Basoment OF store No. 10 Msidss-isne :.
aoofed and csiisd and saisbs fof essAes o. uunA
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CUAuBERs,s LEMON sUGAR.-Thls besuti-
nj article Is prepared fro he pare Juice Of the lenon
ns . unr.yae for ne ins-ani prodlciicn Of ZEN onace
aneor 70 la. rzte u he Ordinary way and win ess
,se 40 xperse. sod, wholesale AL retail, a. he
H.sith Emporium, Is. Cofila1e-st jis Ill.,
Ulster AND POMPTON IRON.-TAe User
l. Iron Works ssg yertes. " T. ard he Pemfion lTen
Worss Pompicr, \. J. are 4 FIJI operation,
rder FOR round square -.i bad scro and hoop i.on
eli - nroupgly executed, on application 10
rs fxts JOSEPH TUCKERMAS, 90 Westst
V'O GROCERs AND oTHERs-The 1raae car be
Il supplied will
BsG SALT IN p ID. bags for liable or dairy use.
BAIE Hay, Bguer, Clsese, Lard, &c &c.
ii3 lgis- n = NOOLNEt ITO NEIe1-s-
T,NEIIsH SHEET .IRON.-s00 bgstlss English
t.s~-- roc assorted No j. 20 q Tor sale IN nts 10 SILT
nurrbss-r, SHERMAN NORRIS,
- eoTrer Broad and Besref ss
0TD RAILROAD IRON-Two hundred lons Cd
JRssrosa Iror reay Aas s1iLsbl- for oo.l ~ les,
tnrnSuls kc For sA-e 81 SHERMAN l. MORRIS
- Cor Broad AID Beaver
TR0N-SS tocs Hammered Az Iron 5xs, for sac
"A saLAAAs hoaaIs
80 S.-Esr DLoe1 - - = -
hFPPER.-Fof s,-e a lot o. caycucs PsPpes, COCA
i Sae.s "a law. lsaz.rs o. ia nee. !. w
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u ChaIIenae hY q lIcchnnlc 10 prol

e TfVIttslI1'H' ~
pOrlers shorthand wrers Tor tial In rapid writing
MI Hofnsby, from EuTope) teacher Of Ptmans Phono-
ersphy will deliver e cure on the art Of Wiring accord
ng 70 sound, on Thursday evening, jan II, a. Clinton
Hall The Lecture VIII embrace the principles Of Promo
general utility. Part Of a Lecture delivered sunday
evening last by Rev. Mt Bellows, viii De read By MI HI
from PkonogTsph manuscript reported By him during
the evening Mr. Holman, mechanic % Brooklyn, viii
exhibit his proficiency this by reading
that The Audience may desire IN The Lain, Greek, He
brew. English OF any other language The whole sud
will be taught read short sentences written In the
new alphabet Specimens of verbatim Reporting will be
exhibited and an opportunity afforded any gentlemen 20
test any system short hand with Photography Al the
close II sufficient number offer themselves for nsiruc
lion class will be formed to receive u lessons. Ickes
for The course g. Lecture 10 commence 81 pas Al
mission 4 cents. lly Gus
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u SiahI SinRinl

CHARLEs L. bARRiTT, Actusry
PATENT AGENCY, &c. al he lnst1'e Appyt c L.
BsRRiTT, Actuary, &c. li3 Jus
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sISJ,OO0.
r LAME MURRAY ESQ GeOrge-st Hanover quar-
Qlafrrf4n Of he Cosrf Of Drtcfors ~ London
Phgficiaa-J. ELLIOrsON, MD, YRS,
4fsary-W : X. WOOLHOLSE, Esq F.R As.
Secrc,arg-F. r. CAMROUXt Eco
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TO YOUNG LADIEs-A y,ung lsdy couesfeut 10
teach .le conm11 Enghsh brsnches, EinEag AID the
faro, ard who hsss voice s.cisr.ly sro-- 10 ss..,-
'he soprsuo u small sized eh-rrh nay hear 81 piess-s,
Ard probable siEs1n 10 he country By ss4re.s-r
rci- 70 Soprano. A. re Tr.-r-e cz~e. a. -
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BASEMENT INIBROADwAY.-Thsl. rse Bss.
Apply Ct Nc. Dsy-s. s""
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IN FOR sALE-A very superior farm and country
residence situate In Nsv-ysrsey, twelve mice rom
the city Of sew-YoFk, three miles from Tho town On
Paterson add than quarter OF mile from stopp'ng
fertile land aod the yelling and oatcaildings, ke are N
excellent order n sod BY The iot Ut February nsst
81 JOINS ~ 5tl 'onN WALLIS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-29
FOURTH OF JULY.

We have been requested to ask the citi-
zens Of this place to assemble at the Court
House on Tuesday evening next, to take
into consideration the propriety of celebra.
ting, in becoming manner, the approach
ing Anniversary of our Independence as a
Nation.
We would suggest the propriety of hol-
ding general county meeting on that day
for the two-fold purpose of celebrating the
Anniversary Of our Independence, and for
paying proper tribute of respect TO the
gallantry of our countrymen. who have
been, and are now, engaged in the war
with Mexico. o. 7...
We hope the matter will be taken hold
of. and properly carried through. 1t can
be rendered pleasant affair, to those en-.
gagged in it--while they will only be dis
charging duty they owe to those who, in
time past, as well as present, cheerfully res.
pended 10 the calls of their country. ''
Let there be a full meeting on Tuesday
evening. .t-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-29
FROM THE ARMY.

Gen. SCOTS last official order is dated
Jalapa, April Both. This order directed
an advance of the army. by divisions.
r A letter from Mr.. Kendall TO the Plea.
yune, four days later, states that the order
had been countermanded. We quote from
bis letter:
-" Fst JALApA, May 4, 1s47.
This morning Gen. Quitman's brigade Of vol.
un.eers was to take up the line Of march towards
Puebla, and 10 morrow Colonel Campbell was to
move; but as the time for which many OF the
volunteers enlisted has nearly transpred, and as
Gen. Scott has ascertaned positively that but
few Of them will re.enst, he has determined
upon disbanding them here, and will send them
oil home. This will Of course not only delay,
but alter his whole plan Of operations, and the
impression with many is that he will not 60 far
Their than Puebla with his present force. You in
the United States may think he has an over
whelmng power with him, and is fully able to
run at will all over the country; but the truth is,
in the first place he did not have half men enough
to advance upon the capital OF Mexico, nor half
transportation enough for even what he had.
The volunteers going home are the Georgia,
Alabama, and list and Cd Tennessee Regiments
only is their time out, but they are out OF cloth
ing and out of many OF the comforts which make
even camp life bearable. They have seen ser.
vice, 100, enough to satisfy any body Of men not
intending to make military life business, and
now are retiring 10 their homes to see their wives,
children, families and friends, and tell long tales
OF what they have seen and suffered.
Had Gen. Scott force sufficient 10 Leave gar.
rsons and keep up regular communication with
his rear, and then march directly upon Mexico
with fighting force even Of or 5000 men, the
war would be ended in one months time, at least
30 far as this country would be able to make fur
lher resistance OF any moment; but such force
he has not at his command just now. He may
still go on 10 the capitol, even with what he has
for there are not Mexicans enough in arms 10 ar.
rest him. yet whether such a course would be pru.
dent whether such are his intentions or not, is
more than any one can say who is not thoroughly
into his secrets. Had our Government laid out a
few extra dollars and called out more men at first
this war would have been over by this time; but
greatly to our cost, the "penny wise and pound
foolish" system Of economy must prevail, and
millions are added 10 the national debt as con.
sequence.
The Mexicans bad fairly began their
guerilla war; seven Americans had been
killed, and il was rumored that Santa Anna
would himself head party for an attack
upon one Of our wagon trains.
We see that large portion of the new
levies that were intended for Gen. Taylor,
have been ordered TO join Gen. Scott, and
that only three infantry regiments, Zone
of which is the 16th,) and the Sd dragons
will be sent to Gen. Taylor.
Old lack will not be very well pleased
when he hears Of this.