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miscellaneous.

ITO HENRY c OTTOs PsieusChina
- s-s The Inventor oi B.. beautiful aruc- Tor psini-
ingwas 40 dwn4k. So. of pa orc. pu1ic rooms e1un-
te. steamboat cabins &c hss app tea NE silscsnt'
h.,ole gent fir New YORK Nsw-le'sey enf ne Ne"
Fug and -tses. This article was patented IN of1 ana =
Dc paa whose certificates h r. bany Troy,
Montreal. open 10 the IN pecuon 81 one ME
re.ted. Il unsq1a ed by any composition Yet olsc "
cred AMI i incomPsaby more hea.t an1 hani ih-n
the limitations n ice in the city To Pot within The reach
of Al parties the inventor has esiaD'hed he pnce ~
rights with instructions fr IT. use A. S5l Al persons
oned from using this Article without ne consent
NJ the proprietor - al mirinecuents Of the patent Will
-1ioi, Jas ACKsRNAN. TOT NsssSu.st
NIE--R-. CHARLES Russ & co. No 81
VI Broadway, \. Having gwen The MN lurchsrd
II YOU on the ftn " June fr bg constant for
more thsn six week., griu1irg by power, charcoal
TO- fluud-r. use express. with pleasure my tnur- eat.
sac,ion and recomme,d il Tor Is limp ir,y i5'-nd
letr M anlo.her 10 The Fall O I GREGORY,
sqillt' A,'n- Fmp''- F.undery. Troy, v
NbtW- YORK. WArhh-Ctnh t'i.i'i'hmsns'
A. l6 ard p urtr-n.h'i n,e, l.lGn'f iAfe y con
Quoted b, Drs PERSON end MEkKER, The ls,isr 81
whom spen a y~sr GrasfeLhurg. studying Ire water
Cure sy't'm. A. prsciic-d by Y'e'sonL .nl1 lm-
DIG IRON.-i,o ton. No ,of, strong American
~ tons No 2'rOng American
100 do. NJ. I co d blast American;
chassr- by lsul23rl PETrEE MANN, % sou'h-'t
DIiER- OF -IIIIIKhD GOODS, sn'penders,
- &C The undef'isnet, row III" OILY msnuacutr1 o,
ui. class Il Rubber Goods desires n csl the attention If
buyer, The fact that of manufacture have ev
sriaraed he faDrc from the cord Of fubhrr and
invite, all ~ho want good shirret Suspenier, TO buy
those bearing his nse manufacturer with renewal ~
the guaranty heretofore repeatedly gven, T. pay ien dol
lars 10 any person VITO Will prO1ucs rar II Days Hanu
acufe The rubber Of which has decomposeo and tho hhn
,-parsed from the elssro cord large socs Al ~
prices ready and heing constantly manufactured by
he owner Ofal the patents
anl2H HORACE " DAY, y Cor'landst
SUONtK HIATUS At S3.-A Few more lef' ot
- he The Enc shower Baths ain Al -,
ant iho,e With cufia fixtures A. warranted ffer on
ea,agr and Ia snwsr every pu Il hose 20 ~ .
aulx JOHN BROWN CO. III Fuuonst
DIFLt FOR -ALt-A ulcrior London ma e riAi,
~ air uiggrr. for sale hy
auI1 JOHN J. Brown co W Fu'ton-st
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THE COUNTRY nm spAPEa Aa,e'u.as

/ sg-ucy DIV B. PALMER embraces ne o-si journals
Of a. me clues sd princ4a u"s y N lnlef safes
C.rssx L. f5r whh b. specially c-rref sod author
- =, ,---iy- .1vsrts-f1-uis a1c subscriytious his
sev-ral cfhor-. VIZ ,. -.,,.,. -.
TEW-YosE-rrihune buidmss' 0PI"''3 'I7 an
p =, ss1s-V. W corner Th'fs ard Chestnut
rrraosf-S " corner North al F-yste
A. ~ ~. no coru-con viii any oth-f p~rron. al Or
s-,. 1erds sor hs AE-ucy 10 A.. % m,i.s-' 'noad b
esr-fly addressed 70 ' b fAi-nLn - g. - ~ "a by,
90 III rrnur- Bgcinxs 81 p lie NJ r-t " IA
,.W RI4SK- ~ LQtIrf-rse 'nb.o'inels
| A y" 80. ,'-uted ne rrssier PORTION u re Law
>nssr N r,., -ci.r-, @sni-d for The eqlay
D hhA' M -, s,v .Ssfus olher- The alterations
- ~ a. a. forms s-fO h-ln< m.dr d-liy sni ~
v-ry .ho uine cur Whole stoeA ol o.A- Ia DC e1'7
= - "a 4, conform win me Few Prsc.c-
'uarb-r. of th- Bar may re ou our spHng % pans
- tc~c,e In bsving 81 ouE blanks nsae a resry Per.
i-ei !. $500 .. N BELL GOULD.
ioI "" P"f Law stanonen. l5a hssssrst.
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DHY-IuGNOMN.- DR. W ksDfisLu -in IA
Y part hls discoveries In PbfsiOoSOhI y 'aoes as-
.,rro. n ~.,niox he-aud vii rive c1sus and dein-s
,oas OF eh.rsrtsr according mis- scsuce ns res
d-ucs 10 Psra Place. For course Of u lessons 70
La. ~ n o-r,ons q esch For dsinestioa with
ch,rt a. and from 20 dollars for written deiineston
yisi.sr, received from 10 A. NJ to6P.h jysl In
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Schools.
NIECHANIC-,sO, IETY -CHnnL.rTh..

l'taar ZOO. .. IL ei ~ Bro-dissy vii - 70
p=ref on Nourry The oh n August Application Z 2
a. sfui--on 81 pupl. nay De- made o Pr .-..or l.
CO 81 Prncirs % b. Hz'e Department o. Miss Narv
y. b-ss. Pulciys y he 70 % Ls1s. department "
CD az = th- following g-lutll-r, VII corpJ-e lts
Sch 0. Con miilrr
Hear T logs . Jas. Van N0-ier Arson Rske-
Thomas G.. Car Js~ - iffis. vi az v Bfa1y.
d-voyre J T. wax vel. G-or.e s-dtroi,'
Lyman ~ sbb Francis ?. : m a. JolaP Moore
Inns ~ -.-ve-t G-0rar Na-h-r
LYMAN CO5H. secretary 0'S-h00l Committee.
New July - f.47 81
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w H CARY q co

l6n PEAkL-srRtAr 7. UfPusil II etDAkeIkftT
IVAVE Ia .tnrr aud receiving b. ale arrivals
Ill Case. Marsnalfs Ln.n Thread, Nos. 10 - 100.
stevens. Co. Linen Thr- al s. culofs snd Noe CLARK
4 Co. Paisley spool Couon 6c0rd u hit. go yAr
CuG Co, Psis.ey spool CouOn, cord, lOoyds, While
and cOiufs
Warren. Needles. drilled eyed shsrps and besw'', drill
ed eyed Needes. low pfired
Howe M.uufacturins Co .od head Pins full and short
St-e. Beafs .t-el rass-ls, Rings and fringe.
Tortoise shell Buffalo AM Imitation carved Combs.
Tortoise Shell sud Horn side Cones. piaih and carved
B,ue meta zud composition suspendef Buttons
Pearl sud Agste ShrI Buuons
Lasting MOhzir sni Bioc.dr Coat Buttons
Wade 4 Butcher. Rsznf. all psilrrus
Knives aad scissors Of all d-scr pti0us-and the largest
As,Ort 1-r Of French English sod Ge5ual Fancy Coos
10 re uud 10 th. country which thew offer Ioboer. snd
Retai -r. up pm t1e b-sti-rns suS &nisNOl imis-Of
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PARTY SPIRIT AND POPERY

PARTY SPIRIT AND POPERY,
nRTHE BEAsT AID HIS RIDER BY an American
OCmz.n. yo. lsmo Just published. Price In paper
covers s. cents. clofr 37i.
Essay 90 The Progress OF Nations, by T. &. Seaman, !
vol $40. with the upp-mrni -
IN PRESS
Irelands Welcome to he Stranger. by Mrs A Nichol-
son, vol Emo $500 -
Jadahs Lion, by Charlotte Elizabeth, beautifully Illus
trsfed. 80 80
Jaees Capita, By Charlotte Ersbeh, beautifully Illus
rAied.
Rictes have Wings by T :. Arthur sulhor OF Keep
ing up Appea sucss" vol smo. being No % Tsles
er. p.. The Po.r Man" The hich Man" Dentor and
Creditor" snt The Widows Childrn' by the samo
pOpulsr AuthJr BAhEh sChib I'm,
snll Srs' lf5 Nas.au'st -nd - "a low.
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FILL LENGTH RNGRAyI>G OF GEN. Z.
hTAYLOR AND HIS WHITE HORSE, with = view
Of hi, camp Ia Ihe background Drawn from LIFE ~ 3
Wsnin szs Of engraving 10 inches long IL wide ISIS
The uo.t i,d snd IRe Ike portrait PUBLISHED Price,
pa cents Forsseb by BERFORD Il co. 2A'tor House
re- liberal discount 10 me trade. SUI Wis
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sam

Ships American Esge London, Brooklyn Liverpool
Niagara do; Msdonns. Africa. Jane. (Br - Johns,
Msmsluke Liverpool BArks Express, do; Willism ard
James do; Nord Holland Surinsm; Apthorp. Cork and
amarkei: Verona do; Condor West indies, Eliza Ann,
Hobart Town; Friendship (Br) London. Brgs Mont
rose. Bangor Savannah Savannah Mary Ann, sissl'
Preciosr, Liverpool.
~ The ships Nebraska for Liverpool and Argo, for
Hssre have anchored At the w spit.
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AsHES-Tbc market has An upward TENDENCY with
good demand Pearls have up 10 81 20 advance
Of 25c AMI POts are firm At ~ -5t The sales are IS
bbls PEARS and 200 10 go bhls Pots
Export from lot 70 10Th August 3lj b5ls Pon Pesrls
COTTON-There IL fair demand tor export but
holders have been Obliged 10 make slight concessions 10
induce pufchases Tho transactions reach about 500
bales. The market is consdered 20 be &c below the
biggest point Of lsst week We continue quotations
wh The r.m.rk That Toe oui.de rates are DOW raihsr
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" Al ~sszer' ., zdrrrrsrsufs - to
Pesl rad ~ w. ~ .st ,. Ia n ~ QSes
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BY & Kemp. Auctoneer
4 ARGR AID IuPUkTANr THADk SAL8

l. II Fornimrs p no FOR .. and ornsaeuis Hosss.
s-. ping 0ond. - Nedu. sdss and THURSDAY August
.nd & At he arg- so,s Isl Broad ay cpp.il. me Guy
Hall formerly occupi d nv Me-sfs so-snk Co.
e. KEMP will .ell si suction 80 ABOVE. by esiacsue
a very large and exsnsve sssor'nsst Of rcsewood ua
hos sns ana block wsinat cabinet ad upho.ier, frni
tufe and ntsl hogs-h~epiDs articles embracing al
d-scrptons fom he very richest snd meet fashionable
,y.s TO medium quslue,-~bich will be fund We'd
worthy me ateaon OF the trade hotel keepers and fsmi
lee
Css ogu-s win be resdy ard the goods uay be sxsm
in~c q q Do, hefor- the ss~ sn2
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sossalss Executive Con Of h- Board q Edaesnoa
CITY LOANs.-T-mporsry sas. 70 satclys'l" % "
- h regeI Z he city will b. ,-c~Vsd 81 tbis
snd st-r August 2 IN II $40 soc upward iss
xhib bonds 0f ne sy viii be sn-d p.yHhe 90 ne ion
n-r c-ut ~, .,-n,o John RWES. Coniroll -r
Conorol -r. Ofic-. Nsw-Y "a. Jay a, ~ pNHI
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ry,HIs COsPOI' NJ !. warranted not inferior to any
preparation Of tho Sefsapsrtils now 10 u'e, utdrf
Escn ingredient has been carefully -l-etsd and none used
but such perfect pure md well CURED
The fOlpWing diseases are among the humpcr hs can
he cured BY tho Timely u.s. OF ths syrup VIZ 'cioleIa'
"a rn.um scslaheAd, all .yphiue tsnts, cry sip-ias,
cd corrodei and obstinate ulcers cuianeous rIupuonsi
such bloches and pmpes the face and neck srd all
diseases srsng from The use OF m-Tury Indeed al IN
puriu.s Of blood ay be either wholly psrisy r.
moved by h- Of this invaluable antscorbuHc and al
terativr syrup
To the seaman and tonrsi 10 particularly recommend
ed II b-ing a. mf-by sdsp-d 10 the removal OF hose dis
which. from free Change Of climate, ihey are
90 lisbl- contract.
Prepared nv Doct C. johns and for sale 81 the shove
No by the single or bottles Price 81 ceLts per ain
NIB Also Consistently hand and f'r sale, oe'ale or
relaii comreie assortment Of BOznc med cn-s. bOih
crude and pound. Physicians supplied on ne most
liberal terms sul< InEn2I
I1p.Sn I-ETTRK PAPER.-A faIl assortment
y OF all qualities plain and ruled, also rag, straw and
pI wv, is',. iiwys HoRvAL. co Iohp-.,
SWEKT,s CKOrON BATHS, corner VI Cana,
- Hudson and Waits st- Warm, cold and shower, q
cents SATURDAYS and sundays i cents. Entrance for
Averys Electro Magnetic Bahs the ~aier being escH-
fed for the cure OF all nervous comp ANTS:
iy2l TurhkSAtimiss WIN n SWEET, ffOprietof
n B-For sale Billiard Tables
NOR s.I.p-rbe presses. type and sierisl. (of The
be. ou.t,J Of daily paper In ne City Of Albany, dis
continued ia Consequence OF he draih ~ h- pub shrr
The principal Napier press super msehln- snd III
print sheet Of a. inches by 81 nrie $50 asnngt'n
band press standing press ana ooHos, one sms )O
Er-s. three lar.e imposing stones, SC &c The largest
portion Il M type l. and inc ONCE 10 well supT led
with desks table,, chairs &C The shove properly VIII
be cold entire PARCELS, liberal Terms, Tor III 10
cash and The balance and months on approved
For farther pErcu nqgre OF MI hfsltn Ivy Nassau
o.. New-fork, or u l. tNSlNV, -
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auetion Sales.
JOSIAH aIcaARps. Avsiors~

JOSIAH RlcAARps. ABsiors>.
Rr BA>s.-. EIC"A-n- & pL.TT. stsse
FOkrY sIxra NEw.YosK TRADE SALE
Tos pext regular "a rrsse sac Of sooss ss-7sosyrs
fass Ae uBdsr lie 5i',efiou q he cssG iitee Of no
Irsde. will Commence Of he shsvs das
fhe esla' sac embrace osuurbsions foU es esding
paoshe's nrseehous he ecaspy nd vNy sx,~sxvc COO
~ mrnts Of dssrasls sooss from LsnSos form he
ehesi sno moe. essnsi.v vsey q ste ever ecss % 81
usae sae N lhs sosnRy Itis sew ready 40 dtswisa-
III. sac Of seon.,y 1. TAB. pl.ss - MONDAY. Iss.
"guss this part n he may also ss bad 81 As snc
too
:. The whole 70 70 10 .Oll w,sscu, rsse-vs
.uipemso'afy ssisiosss NJ ~ aud, 10 issssd
on Ire morning OF sac
DY r. lOLrVN, Aas.l.e saa I.aalsssos hsr.
ID chsn.--ssles Room SIS srosdvsy. 0osAe Hail hsv.
go n rs.--,e eli spds Of cssises rsrsisar. br,
AoO.i, csrpes cod Hoos-h-cpins Nuclcs 81 -vsty de
.cpsoo eoSssspm-ai for pn'ae ss. o. sseasn. ana
No r.k- s-Il-.nls ~ilb ne usas p'omptDsss- he Win
..o buy preferred. Outdoor saes In any part Of NE
civ su~nd-d ss usual
Al private sale one splendid harp. IN see ovdsf.
A. private sale, sewers. splendid ros-~ ood psnos mace
by T61nss Loud % Philsdelpeis, hey are u sepe'or
touch lone hnish ud ecus every fespec' 70 any m
'ruin-ns N lie IN The ry fuces'efs VII rrss,se M
guaranty non he and are invited 10 -ssmla- hem
a. .hey will suffer 10 CON psftson Win sny
in.lrupsal nste rrces msd-csis
~ CuANBEHI.<I>, AUCriONsER-ssor No .
% fof private sale Or ~ be GOD sacton o1 DOR s.ss
carefully Nteoded 90 40 r.'p-rtful, soneiied rfomrs
returns made FRIDAY, AUG -
Al 10 o'cock, 81 sprucssI
sseosD HAND FVSsirt IA, ke eoarris scss, ushog-
sny rockers iuse snd cane sss, ehsrs banesax t,e.s
mahogany snd maple e-dsssns frsihet beds hair and
wsue'ses carpets, oil eos 'oyes er0ehssy. show
cases counter sgo. two bare vanish. lot psirs ke
THURSDAY, Aagess Ia
Al 10 ocloch At No sPraee-st
PoLicE SALg-THIsp DtsrscT-ConprsiHe gensral
sssortm-oI II rrop-''y Gnclsiu-d
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@oRgs- BOOTS AND -HOE-.-rh-

1rri-r wou q call attention 70 his .srR- add eles sni
s,.oruneni Of nstg French Boots Shoes snd Gal
~ FIJI TON-ST
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF sARsAPARILLA

DIPLt FOR -ALt-A sul error London ma riai
anil JOHN J. Brown co " Futon-st.
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DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIONs.
NEW-ORL EANS-Schr .iHegtny-l879 sacks corn
~ harE u
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Hkl-TOFhkk kilhtkFNko, Aaenooe~f
Dy JAMES VI. MILIEk-AOre No. 7s Maiden.
ID laue neat door 10 Ma Jiherty
TUESDAY, Augnat1
Al lot O'et,cs. al SURE - MAIDEN Lana
Doors. sR0ss AND BsoGaSs-lsSo cssss boots. shces
ard hrOgsbs eoussuns Il avery variety, suitable fw
Southern, W esl-rn srd ely trade Sale posilive.
FRIDAY. s.pt3
At't o'clocA AVe Merchants fxchsnge,
CH,~csRy sALs-Uuder tho direction OF Philo 7 Rux.
sles Mss -r-rh- lot Of snd vi the batd,nss, on tho
SOU he ~ site OF r~-'Vcih--t n feet w-.tw.,dy from
The commercially Of Fo1Th avsnVe snd rw eoneh
g. heng - f--' font on -eturih b. q lee dep
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SeNJAMlN MOONEY. Aocdooesr.
uARDWA ht, CtTLkkt, Ac.-by EpWkD
c. CkARY -rhts day, At 10 ociocA, 81 the aat 100
room rs Pe,rLst- Cons sng OF lsbs sud poe's cutie
~ cump-s.es crosscn,, ceu a panel s"d bsek
braces ard bis Ht.irOps She, usi and ss ham
msrs, hschets shvses, scoops sDd spades ps Sirens
gougvs chr-s sc.t'oTs, shears chest and uutk ocss
iscks, currycomhs srto' rs, bell pulls pssts uow
el- shoe hors- and shaving brushes. ke. nc sulf IL
Nm JONES. Aucuonesr
BOOTS A>D ~uOE-.-By J. ID. IS0ERsOLL
- CO Store y! fesrl.-t -On Netnesdsy, August ~
Al 10 O'Clock $40 boots shoes aud brcgsns, sasbs
for the soutnern Ne. efn sud Guy uade.
Also, " cssrs mer's prime hip pegg-d bcos.
Aso. 10 cases mems zeal o. pp 70 and busbina
Aso 81 men and hoy's hip psgg-d brogsns suif
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Excess OF Imports. $5059,09 l8,0i893i I6l06,782
1t will be perceived that the Of imports
exports Of merchandise for the first four months Of sa
was not 80 large by nearly two millions Of dollars asfor
the corresponding months in 1916.
The foreign trade Of this port far the mporta-
ton and expectation Of merchandise in
dependent Of movements in specie has been in
favor than in the first four months of 1886 The
importations for this about and in the
event Of the demand for agricultural staples
tnung the export trade of this port will compare
favorably with the aggregate of our importations
The receipts of produce have been unusually large at
St Louis this season. and the shipments South and
have been heavy The receipts Of bacon in one week
amounted to 9,0l7 casks beef, OF bbs barley, 70i
sacks beeswax 100 boxes bbls and sacks corn 500
sacks wheat 59,722 Sacks oo5 bbs -four 1913 bbls
lead, 1850 pigs lard, 1900 barrels, 40s kegs oats
1922 sacks pork, 1909 bills; whisky, 400 bbs 1t will
be from this statement what immense amount Of
produce in the short space of week. seeks ST.
Louis as market, outlet Of other. During
this time there have been 81 steamboat arrivals
and rs departures making average of 81 arrivals
clearances per day This great amount of steamboat
business is not perhaps, sxceed by any city west of
the mountains
The quantity Of certain agricultural products export
ed to foreign ports from Philadelphia for the month
April and for the quarter ending May lst was as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-07
BY THE MAILS.
Affairs in Washington.
WAsHISGror, May

WAsHrNGror, May s, 1917.
We must diGuse the Glory.
Wemust dffuse the glory. That's the best plan We
Gen. Taylor only his proper share If Taylor did won
ders ut Palo Alto must also remember Stockton
did miracles in California if Taylor eclipsed Austen
litz ut Resaca de la Palma also did Col Price
the enemy In the mud houses of New Mexico IL Tay
or recalled the fiery onslaught Badajos in the storm
ing OF Monterey, also did Fremont reenact the de-
scent of Napoleon into Italy when the said gallant Free
mont rccoied upon the Mexicans and the Indians
among the mountains of the Rio de los Americanos on
the Pacific side Of the question: If Taylor pass of
Buena VISTA emulated the bulldog vaor of the British
at Waterloo, did not Doniphan surpass the battle OF
the Grancus the field Of Sacramento aud the chvary
OF Thermopyg at the paso del Norte II Scott reduced
the mprcgnable castle Of St John without firing gun
at it, did not Capt Hunter take the city Aiyarado
without the loss of single either side tho
Of the hard days fight Fort Christina between
the Dutch and Swedes in the days Of the Knckerbock
crs The fame OF the must therefore be distributed
AZ Father Richie wisely intimates it does all be-
long to Gen Taylor. We must difuse the glory That's
the only way in which justice can be done all round
Gen. Taylor has done we--indeed We must admit and
we cheerfuy admit that he has done very well but all
the rest have done very well kearny has done well and
lrce, and Fremont, and Doniphan, and harney and
Morgan, and stockton and DE Russey. and w DOL and
Patterson and Butler and Scott and all the have
all done well-yery well And you see, then,
how unjust II would be to give all the glory TO Taylor
lie can't have IL ALL that's the long and the short Of It,
IL not exactly fair that should give all the praise
either TO the officers when IL IL the that have done
the work in every case, you know
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Died.

Died,
On the 9Th inst, Mr.. NORRIS MARLER in the 65th
year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetry Man
hattanvile, for interment. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his
late residence 7th Avenue between 18th and 9th sts
on Saturday next, at O'Clock, p M.
On Wednesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock Mrs MARY
ANN NOOK aged 40 years, 8 months and IA days, wife
Of Thomas Nook
to attend her funeral from her late residence Third
Avenue, Friday afternoon at o'clock without fur
Their invitation. Also, the members Of Washington
Lodge No IL, l. o. of o. F. and the Order in general
are invited to attend The remains to be conveyed to
Greenwood Cemetry for intcrmsnt.
At the Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, on the Sd inst,
private GEORGE TAYLOR, aged 81 years
In Boston, the LIST instant, OF old age Mrs ANNA
POWERS, formerly Of Peterboro, ~ H., 30 years and
months.
At Barre, April ~, JOHN GoRHAM, aged SO.
At Eastport, Me- on the 29th ult., Mrs. ANNA JACK
MAN, aged 81.
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Pfnd'eat'on Of the Truths Of History.
We are authorized TO say that Mr. w c. Jones' son.in
law Of Col Benton, is not appointed r. NJ at New Or.
cans and that he has not asked for the situation
Speaking Of Col. Benton, his Oregon letter to the
PEOPLE OF Oregon beats his vindicaton Of the President
or his reply to the hrcbrand resolutions Of Mr. Cal
noun But he Is about half right to the general de-
sign against Oregon Il l. TO keep her out of the Union
altogether The old Eastern states only jealous
OF The increasing power Of the West but they that
the incorporation Of Oregon may carry the capital by
AID by, over the Aeghancs This Is absurd notion
but there old politicians who believe In t..
We venture to say tho Asiatic commerce that IL 90
pass through the valley Of Oregon will get through
ON the slackwatcr navigation plan Of Col Benton. He
must either adopt Whitneys 5000 miles OF railroad,
country without timber fall back upon the
old Mexican system OF pack mules.
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ROUGH AND READY.
WasHi,oroS, May 8, ls47.

Return Of yoiunieers-Sfafe Of Things in Merieo-.a
QUICK Peace Long Var
We understand that Gen Js-up, Quartermaster Gene
raj just returned from Mexico gives 1t his opinion
hat the will yet last a considerable time He NAV
be right but hope that the strife is this very day
at end aud that proposals Of peace and treaty spu
iations will speedily follow. II not-but the other
hand the war should be prolonged till June operations
Tor the summer will have 10 be suspended for the twelve
months volunteers under the act Of May 10, 1916
carcely without an exception preparing TO return
home II Is not necessary go into the for the
refusal Of the twelve months volunteers to reenlis
sufficient that such II the fact and that by the
armies Of Scott and Taylor and tho various stations en-
braced in their scope OF operations which will compel
hem stand still (nnlcss Santa Anna should soon b..
reduced 10 terms) until October or Novembex next
waiting endorsements and the subsistence of the sickl
The relations subsstng between Scott ana
santa Anna are, therefore, Of the greatest moment
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n 20 THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA
FATE OF GEN. LAMAR.
&C.. &c., &c.
TELEGRAPEIIC.
LATER FROM MExICo
MOVEMENTS OF SANTA ANNA
FATE OF GEN. LAMAR.

BALTIMORE, May eth-sPM
The mail has failed south Of Weldon
The back New Orleans mail notices several arrival.
from the Braxos but direct news from either a,vI
sions of the army, except that battle I'D taken nc
beyond Vera Cruz IT latest dates
1t was anticipated that Santa Anna left Mexico on the
End ult., by post for the Army.
He had relays of horses stationed ON the road and
moved with great rapdity Rumors were contradictory
of his intentions Some say that he bore the wishes Of
the Mexican Government relative to a speedy pacinca
ton others that he would head the Army and make
desperate resistance
No field action is reported But the tendencies are
towards guerilla war
Inc report was prevalent at the Braxos that General
Lamar with his had been surprised surround
ga ana destroyed by largely superior Mexican force
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BALTIMORE. Nav q

~ BALTIMORE, May O.
ne hour market opened very firmly this morning
WIN manifest disposition to purchase ut advance but
VIZ announcement that the steamer telegraphed
has dsarranged the market and buvers ana .ona.s
both holding OF
McNniien's election in the thirteenth district IA now
claimed by small majority The fourteenth IL st nm
certain ' "'A