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CONDITION POWDERS.

For the cure Of all diseases which the Horse, Ok,
and other herbiyerous animals are incident.
DIR. w. P. Russell is appointed by the PrrPrie.
tor General A gent for the Counties Of Addison and
Rutland this State and Essex in the State Of New
York.
Agencies for the sale of this valuable medcinef for
Horses and Horned Cattle, will be established mall
the towns in the above named Counties.
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JUSTUS PIER

late Of New Haven in said district, deceased
made application TO said Court to examine &
allow his Administration account with said
Estate; whereupon The said Court ordered
the Executor TO notify all persons concerned
10 appear at probate Court to be holden at
the Office of the Judge Of said Court, in Bris-
tol, in said district ON the LIST Monday of June
l647, at 10 o'clock forenoon, then aud there
TO object TO the allowance of said account, il
they see cause, by publishing a certified copy
Of tins order, in the Northern Galaxy, a news.
paper printed al Middlebury, in the County Of
Addison, three weeks successfully previous
TO the time of said Court.
Harrey -NunsiH, nudge.
A true copy of record,
81 Attest II. .MznSiH, Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Be it remembered that. at Probate Court
holden al Bristol, in said district on the 18th
day Of April 1917, the Executor OIL The es-
late of
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The Best Lamp Oil
IN townran be had at Joh,.sou,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
The ,Iexicau Revolution.

The Courier des Etats Unis has received letters
.u men Of high rank in Mexico by which 1t is In
med as TO certain errors into which the whole
,usrcan press have fallen in regard to the recent
,,Olutions in Mexico by which Gomez Farias was
,,elled from power We translate as follows;
me revolution was indeed owing to the nstigatoD, as
"a. for the profit of the Clergy, but they have not
nut the sole masters of affairs and their pacific in
.,.,.s IL controlled and neutralized by that of
"a. psiriotism is more warlike-such as Generals
,,.oa,e Basadre, Falcon, La Vega, &c. These four
,,r.s were not banshed from the Capital by the
s.,srbment but by that of Gomez Fsriss and Reon,
,h esred their presence. The order for their reno.
: "a. dated the 22d February and was without doubt
-ksd after the pToHNneomento of the 26th. This
. Of dates has occasioned gross in the press
gyss Orleans which has been followed by that Of the
al, cosn.ry Neither was 1t General Salss who was
rps,ed President pro tempore II can rely On our
,., from Mexico of the Goth Feb, the very day on
,t,.h the pronEnciGmentO was made but Senior Nava.
"a, President of the Supreme Court and proprietor
he printing establishment Of the Diario del Gobierno
Nh pomnaon Is in fact agreeable TO the prescriptions
he Constitution of 1924 which the insurgents have
,v.sted a the most popular Of all the Mexican Con-
sts6ons If Gen. Salas has been invested with the
yuporuy Presidency 1t must have been at date sub
Op, 10 the Goth Feb and In violation OF the very In
essnt which the revolutionsts had adopted as their
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TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

IT g. CIRCUIT COURT, for the Southern District OF
u. New. York-Elhan Allen u Or1sson Blunt, Ct a.
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Tho
nIed states for The Southern District OF NewYofk, do
hereby certify that the shove eailed suit was ted 10 the
said Court the 2Sih and 9h days Of April 1875 before
he Hon smith Thompson Associate Justice Of the gu
preme Court Of the United States that Jgry empan-
need and sworn and the opened by Mr. sherman on
he psrt OF the plaintiff Ethan Allen and Mr. seden on
he car OF the defendant Oss0n Bant 81 ALL that sfter
the evidence bad been closed the summed up by
Mr. seden for the defendant, and By Mr. Davis for the
ulaiptif: thar charge theGeupon given BY The C0urI
10 The Jury who retired under charge Of al ohcer duly
qualified 70 attend lhem and heir return rendered u
following verdict, viz:
Thai they End that he plaintiff 10 not the original invent
or and paIepee and entitled the full and exclusive rg
.ad liberty Of making constructing using and vending 70
others Be used, tho improved lock claimed By him and
set forth In his patent
And they farther cay thai the lock manufactured aDS
yended By the defendants u not Infringement Of no
plaintiff rights and 90 they say all .xt
All Of which appears By The minutes o. ne 80 49,
fe Gh ~ ~ ,Sss ~ III khThn
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Schools.
BoARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

BOARDING AND DAY SOAOOL
L,OR YOUNG LADiES.-MR5. BAILEY having made
nsemens enlarge her establishment NJ tn The course
Of spring and Fall would call the attention OF parents
ana guardians the advantages offered the pupils in This
Institution, for 5uirng thorough and Accomplished
education The senior and Junior Departments are now
placed under The direction OF an able gentleman from NIL
sdepha who has had great experience In The Instruction
of Young ladies' Additional teachers are also employed
10 these and the other Departments and all VIII De suoeeI
TO Mrs Baley's immediate supervision Every enon 10
made rendsr the young ladies happy and COMMENTED 10
iucucate kind polite and amisble manners and 70 SUM
u.e them 10 constant exerions to progress In Iher
studies By rendering them far possible attractive
ana peassa The school Is furnished wh charts, maps
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus, win nu-
Der OF diagrams for the studies Of Astronomy and Gs0me-
fry The best teachers are employed In the French De-
partnent This language taught daily 10 all the pupils
ana with the Latin Included In The terms for Eng lsn
Tuition Vocal Music, both Sacred and Secular also
hrou fhout the school, By distinguished rroiessof
Tie next regular Term will commence on the Jet OF MAY
Those parents. however who may wish 10 plsce Their
daughters al this Institution before that time VIII mo 70
teir advantage they will enter the classes nov ofn1
ing for the Spring and summer. -,
Terms and farther particulars may be ascesined, either
by post or by personal application to Mrs BAILEY O. hsf
residence, 10 Carrollplsce, Bleeeker-sL
ms MruThG sal6W lisp
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Hisrellaneous
CAPTION TO DEALERS N FIRE ARMS

CAUTION TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS
" In the action Of Etkgn Alien Blunt syas, In the
Circuit Court Of the United States for az Infringement OF
ghl manufacture, and sell 20 be used
The SELF COOKING PISTOL. verdict has been given
for plaintiff, with Of trial, and mo OF twelve
hundred dollars and an INJUNCTION has been Issued against
Blunt Syms restrain hem from msaing or selling said
article. Their petition for I1a and 10 carry 70
Washington on bill Of exceptions, has been refused.
The public are therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing or selling he 5efCocklng Pistols made BY
Blunt Syns or any Pistols OF similar kind BY disre
garding his caution would make II necessary for tho
subscriber 10 appeal The laws for protection In all such
cases All articles Of this kind are made oy Alec Thur
ers In the article IN New-York- ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich Conn 18th Nov le48 nl6 2swdMAThs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

MATAMoRos.-The following Proclamation was
lately issued to the inhabitants Of Matamoros by Col
Davis the Commandaut:
HEADQUARTERS Matarnoros March O. l547.
To the Citizens Of MdtdmOYOs
have, with feelings Of profound regret witnessed the
distress which the ravages Of have produced In your
beautiful town, and In the surrounding country And
still more have been panied b. learn that the opinion
has extensively obtained among you that, | had come
with authority from my Government TO subvert your
laws and overthrow your institutions and that acting
under the conviction that these reports true many
families had fled from their homes seek shelter from
ject Of this Proclamation therefore, is to YOU
that II Is not my purpose to disturb you In your lawful
possessions interfere with the administration of your
civil policy The declaration of martial law by Major
General Scott, the Republic of Mexico expressly
directs that the fullest protection shall be afforded TO
all Mexican citizens who quietly pursuing the Ord
nary avocaons of life; and should any act Of violence
outrage be committed upon your persons your
property, the aggression shall be promptly and severely
punished
Bad have existed in all ages and in all countries
1t is manifest that such at this time in your midst
They have circulated false reports that they might in
duce you TO abandon your homes TO enable them
10 rob and plumber invite you, therefore, 10 return
and the pursuits and quetude Of social life and
pledge you protection in the enjoyment OF your pro-
perry, your laws, and your religion.
Given under my hand OF Headquarters, this 9th OF
March l647. REUBEN DAVIS,
Col. Commanding I'd Reg. Miss Vol.
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Things In AInfamoros.

From the Matarnoros Flag Of March II. we
gather the following items.
TO BE SHoT.-The traitor Riley. who deserted
OF Fort Brown for the Mexican service In April last and
pointed the first cannon that fred we perceive bv
an extract from the Tsmpco Sentinel was arrested q.
Monterey In the character Of spy and sent to Tappi
co TO expiate his trsitorous conduct
VIRGINIA REGIMEYT. Three COMPANIES Of This
regiment reached here on Sunday evening; two com.
panies passed up the river Eve days ago the bal
ence are yet At sea. One of the companies in Ma,a-
morosis commanded by Captain Albur,s pTinty one
OF the eutenans s printer the orderly sergeant il
printer and eighteen Of the privates Mexcans look
out Tor these boys The dagger and sh0on-sii have
been their psyihngs almost from infancy and their
6a always make an fnprLssOn 10 the tune of Yankee
Doodle.
N. {. REGiNEST.-Two companies OF this regi
ment are stationed al this place awaiting The arrival of
the other companies yet at They are commanded
By Captains Wilson and Duggan. From few hours
conversation with them have taken ND the idea that
the Old North State will never have cause to blush on
their account
MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENT.-Tbis regiment il,
looked for daily Of the Brazos and it 10 thought will oc
cupy for a time this place. We should be more than
Pleasedto see its learned and mpshed Commander
In our midst
Col. Davis second Mississippi regiment when he left
nere turned over papers documents, &c to Capt VII
son, who Is now exofticio Governor of Matamoros
Six Companies of the Massachusetts regiment.
we are informed were landed the Brazos on Monday
Our city is fall Of life and activity. The mer
chants are receiving their Spring stock Of goods the
street leading from the landing is lined with draws the
payenents are obstructed with boxes piled up mountain
high and everything beokens heavy business this sea
The freight bills Of some three or four Of our mer
chants, we are informed amount 10 between $500 and
$1,000 Matamoros is only great place already but
II Is growing greater swiftly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

LAKE ERIE.-A north-easter came on yesterday
afternoon and continued blowing steady bu! not very
strong during the afternoon. The ice began TO move
toward the westward very soon after the Wind changed
and before nighfAl bad gained an citing beyond where
The naked eve could reach II will not require very
great length Of time for il 10 wesr out y can De kept
taversin the Loke under the influence of ehSngesole
winds week Of the right kind Of 1esiher would %
dispose Of the ice that a boat could make i's way
th-ppgb. We may look with some confidence for the
S,1 "A far down as Ere ifnot through, within few
DAYS ii the wind holds in iis present quarter.
Buffalo Express, March 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
From the Army.
Correspondence of the N. o. Delta.

MONTEREY, MKAlCO, MHrch %, I0I''
DEAR SIR: have no doubt Of the dissolution OF
Santa Annss army, morally and physically and there
will be fighting In this region, II there be any
where
Gen Santa Anna is really TO be pitled-his men are
wretehed Get lie had twice during the battle TO inter-
pose his Lancers 10 prevent deserton and they shot
down some 80 at each time before be could prevent the
tight of his infantry. This information comes from
prisoners who deserted as exchanged and came
into Gen Taylors camp They report that Santa Anna
destute OF all kinds Of provisions and that he cannot
keep them together.
Santa Anna anticipated easy victory. His army
was told that the Americans had abundance OF pro-
Vons and lots Of money and that they must enter sal
mo on the day of the battle and take their supper at
car expense This Is from reports OF prisoners taken
oricers ~ well rs privs.es.
send you an extract OF letter from an officer WHO
distinguished himself that glorious field which Is rem
dered thrice glorious from the disparity OF force and the
peculiar circumstances under which this memorable bat
ue has been fought
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
VICTORY AGAIN.
Gen. Kearnoy i'm New Mexico.
Los ANGELES RETAKEN.

Letters from Topic near San Bias to the N. o.
HeruDe, give accounts from California to the 18th
January. Gen. Keamey had arrived with 900
zen from New. Mexico. Uniting other forces with
u own, be Immediately attacked the town Of
Ls Angeles, and re-took it after stout resistance
gppsr California is now in our undsputed posses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

DR. Cosy arlous rumOrs have been circulated
in this vicinity and Of them have found place in
several newspapers that DR. John C. Goss was residing
had been seen, in certain places since his disappear
ance from his home. report was IN circulation here
a few weeks since that be IN Bristol Ontario Co
inquring for opening Tor physician. Directly, he
was known 70 be in Herkimer C0.-to be near Utica
20 be in Oneida Co. Then be had been seen near De-
troit And last we believe, he in Syracuse his
return.
As all these reports cannot be true the multi
plicity OF them renders IL improbable that any
OF them are go. Most Of them have been found
to have originated in this vicinity, among worth
less irresponsible persons, and 10 be mere Idle or
Interested fabrcations Not particle OF proof exists
that Dr. Goss is living His known character and ha'
bits the unusual correctness and probity which have
distinguished him through life and al the minute cir
cumstances attending his disappearance forbid the sup
position that he went away voluntarily. Many OF the
various and misrepresentation which ariss In
this region indicate that thsre those within reach OF
this place who have object in creating the impression
that he has gone away candesuney.
Those who have known DR.. Goss and his affairs and
proceedings most intimately feel assured that he has
with violent death. few who have access to the
public ear are, seemingly from desire TO lead public
opinion ndustOusly striving 10 prove that be has gone
OF But those who have the beet means Of judging in
the case fully believe that he Is destroyed.
The friends OF DR.. G. desire that Editors Of newspa
pers will forbea giving currency 10 any reports that ne
is alive until such reports authenticated they tend
10 divert public sttention from investigation which
might bring the truth 10 light And they Will be grateful
10 those whose papers any intelligence respecting tbs
painful matter has been published II they Will insert THIS
article. seneca observer NstefIoo.
- We understand that several petitions,
among them one from Geneva signed BY from 30 10 40
of the most prominent citizens OF tina, place have been
forwarded to Gov Young desiring him 10 offer reward
for the detection of the perpeator perpetrators Of
the supposed murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

AN INTERNAL MACHINE AMONG THE MExicASs-
The Delta, in giving an account OF the attacks OF
Lieut. Crittenden's party by Gen. Urea, says:
Owing TO the terror Of the teamsters, the enemy
ceeded in cutting of about fifty wsgonsall Of them,
however, empty, except one or two which contained
nearly all the ammunition Of the detachment leaving
them but about four rounds in their carouch boxes
That night however the volunteers consoed for
their misfortune by hearing from Mexican who came
into camp that Urrea capture had proved like the shirt
OF Nessus most fatal and destructive acquistion-for
the Mexicans not knowing the OF the goods cap
tured by them quietly resting after their labors
upon the boxes of ammunition, and smoking their
powder and tremendous explosion ensued blowing
some eight or Of them into eternity and terrifying
the rest that they scattered all the country and
fed like scared sheep. They believed that this was
Yankee trick-a sort of internal machine sent among
them to blow them up; and loud and deep were the
they bestowed upon the execrable Yankees for
their dabOlica cunning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

Total number OF guns ...'.....''..''.''..'''''30
The whole number of guns, according to the ratings
of the ships enumerated IS J54-whch Ia less however
than the actual number.
This enumeration does not include several small
sells captured from the enemy and taken into service by
Commodore COnnOr
The brig Washington, q gum Lieutenant Command
ing 5 p Lee also destined for the Gulf Of Mexico will
sail in few days and the Perry, 90 guns) Lieutenant
Commanding Barron, viii sail a can be
obtained for her
The steamer Allegheny, 90 guns Lieut.. w. w Hun
ter. is completing her equipment at Memphis, and
will be ready for
Fourteen of the vessels named have been purchased
by the Department since the commencement Of the
war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
90 nnMErTIC COMMIssION Merchant

TT,O DOMESTIC COMMISSION MercnsnG-A
person we'd acquainted win manufacturers oil eoton
and wool and who can procure favorable inifodScn9n
"a many ofhers in tho States Of Asssae huses. Rhode
Is,s5d coanecticus New.YOrk NewJersey, Pcnnsylga.
MIA Delaware, Maryland Virginia, Nor.h Csrolins and
Gsorgts h desirous Of eounscng himself In business
sh eorn MISSION house already established line s
a, his Ecs will be s,,spded TO- addressed 70
mis- eodu
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Squadron in the Gulf.

We und erstand that the following is a corrected
list Of the United States Naval Forces now con
centrating in the Gulf of Mexico. They furnish
formidable armament on the seaside to cover the
debarkation Of our troops, and to assist in taking
the Castle. Guns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

WIsTER-TRs Rtyer.-The last was clear
cold night The sun rose tais morning unclouded,
with the thermometer but few degrees above zero.
ine teghing Is excellent In all the country round about
md the barometer gyes no vndicstions OF rain. We
have no hope OF the removal Of the Ice embargo for
week 10 come fAib Eve. Journal "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

~ We understand that the Telegraph between
this City and Buffalo IL In working order again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
License 0uesrIon in Pennsylvania.

" AN ELECTION on THE LICENSE OUEsTIoS
takes place In Delaware on Tuesday next II exei,e'
much discussion 10 tina, State aud the contest viii be
warm one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05

n Accounts from Brazos state that the small
pos has made Its appearance board the ship bringps
Two Virginia companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-05
From The Washington Union.
Military Contributions.
Letter of the President-Report of the seere
tary OF the Treasury

10 me SECRETARY Of hs TreagGys
SIR: The Government OF Mexico having repeat.
edy rejected the friendly OF the United States
open Negotiations with Ysw tne restoration Of pesce
sound policy and just regard TO the interests Of our own
country require that the enemy should be made far
practicable 10 bear the expenses Of War OF which lev
are ne authors and which hey obstnsiey persist pro-
tracing.
Iislhe right OF the conqueror TO levy contributions upon
The enemy, IN their sespOrs, towns or provinces winch
may be In his military possession By conquest
Ply NE same to dersy the expenses the War The
querer Possesses The right also establish temporary
military government over such sesporls towns, or pro
vince and 10 prescribe the conditions and restrictions up
GA which commerce with such places may be pefmie -
he may In bis discretion exclude trade or admit H.
WITHOUT limitation or resLcon; or impose terms, the OBJ
servsnce Of which vii be the condition OF carving on
One OF these conditions may be the payment Of pre-
scTibed rate Of duties on lonnsge and mpous
In The exercise Of these unquestioned rights Of war
have full consider alton determined 10 order that ali
the ports or places in Mexieo which now are r beTss,
may be, In The actual possession Of land and naval
forces by conquest shall be opened while military
occupation may continue 10 the commerce OF all neutral
nations, as well own in articles eontrabsnd OF
war upon tue payment Of prescribed Of duties which
will be made known and enforced by military and
naval commanders
While The adoption Of ibis policy viii be TO impose
burden on the enemy and the time deprive Them
places as well as 10 secure 10 ourselves whereby the
expenses OF the msy be diminished Just regard 10
HE general Interests OF Commerce and the obvious advan
Ages OF uniformity IN me exercise OF the begefent nights
requires that well considered regulations aud restrictions
should be prepared for the guidance OF those who may be
charged with carrying II into effect
You are, therefore, Instructed examine the existing
Mexican Tariff OF Duties and report TO schedule Of
articles Of trade 10 be admitted al such ports plsces
may al any time be in military possession with such
rates OF duties them, and also tonnage, will be
hkely to produce the greatest amount of You
VIII also communicate the considerations which may
recommend the scale Of duties which you may prepare
and Will submit such regulations you may deem adj
yisable, in order 10 enforce their collection.
Az The levy Of the contribution proposed Ia military
right derived from the laws OF nations the collection and
disbursement Of The duties will be made under the orders
Of the Secretary Of War and the Secretary Navy
by the military and naval commanders al the porsor places
In Mexico which may be In possession Of our The
report required therefore necessary In order enable
give the proper directions TO the War ard Navy De-
parmenis. JAMES X. POLK.
Washing t0n, March %, 1847.