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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06
uy,nor.errRs ARMY OF OccupArloy.

HELDQUARTERS NRMY OF INCUBATION
Near Buena Vista, Feb. % 1917.
Sir-In reply to your note OF this date, sum
moning me 10 surrender my forces al discretion
beg leave 10 say that decline acceding 10 you.
request.
With high respect, am, sir. your ob'd' seIVt,
Il. TAYLOR,
Maj Gen. U. S. Army, commanding
Senior Gen. ID. ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA ASS'
Communicating iel, La Encanada.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06

The N o. papers publish the mourniul lisl OF
the brave Kenluckians who fell al the battle OF
Buena Vista. Out Of force of less than 500
men, 1863 or nearly one-fourlh, fell dead or
wounded on the field of Buena Vista. Never,
says the N. o. Delta, since the bloody slaughter
atlhc river Raisin, has she had TO mourn so many
OF her sons, OF The very flower OF her youth, cul
off in The bloom of manhood The sons of the
men whose gallant deeds acquired for this noble
State, in its early history, The name OF the bloody
ground, and whose achievements form some OF
the brightest pages in our annals, proved them
selves, on this occasion, worthy interiors OF
their ancestral fame and virtues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06

MONTEREY, Mexico, March 4, ls47.
Extract Of letsr dated saltillo, Mexico, March AZ
sour scouts bring in word that Santa Anna
has gone Tor good, and that his whole infantry
havs been dispersed. There is no doubt OF it,
We shall not see him again on this line. We
are informed that The SCOUTS followed Santa Anna
40 miles.
To-day Col Warren, the Governor and Com
mandant at SaItillo, received despatch from The
Governor, informing him that American Com
missioners were now in the city of Mexico, and
had written To the Mexican Congress, saying that
they were there 10 make an honorable peace.
"The Governor, who is a Mexican, appointed
by the Mexican Government 10 administer the
laws within prescribed territory, in which Sal
lilo /, situated and several other minor towns
requested permission TO return TO Saltilo, to as
sist in keeping order, and promising 10 comply
with any requisilion made upon him."
The request Of the Mexican Governor was
granted, and he is now acting in concert and con.
junction with COL Warren 10 keep ORDER and 10
prevent collisions and conflicts among the belli-
gerent forces. Respectfully,
J.B. BUTLER, Paylasler U. S. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-06
MONTEREY. March 4.

think shall not have an occasion TO trouble
YOU again. think that the late battle and tri-
umph will be "peace-conquering victory" and
that this le.ler will close my correspondence in
relation to H.
Messrs Cri,tenden and Coffee will leave imme-
diatey with the official dispatches, and this will
accompany them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

Ihe following .. eItraet from letter received FINN d;,
Of the ~ - "'"'A'N W request
n ii. CHRsrrE, NJ. Dear Sir: One Of my r,,i.,,. al,
hho"n 10 me- obtained your Gayanie Bet W m IN. u,gns s
o serious affection OF Deafness The case VA, thai m ,
uy "he nervous system disor5eted and her -.nI
nehh poor Much done previous to the ap.caop oc ne
% u WIN very little success and only rshr to ten YOU
hee she commenced wearing the Bel, but few wei, a.,
she has entirely her heanrg and her rsr
'aan lot several years Her are eoeed beyond ea
" Dr. Christie wouli that the aboy. is moi -
Many persons who have quite their snd Nv
% year nave recovered II by the means If the oyan h.,
not injured there always fair chance OF Ierov.r no
sooner the application made the better $3.50 ~
Every column IN this Paper might be filed with .;J., ,,
III az nervous Complaints, matter how chronic or :,
articles Is truly wonderful. s '@"'@
~ Only Agents for Richmond
DUVAL PURCELL Druggists
r...-,..- ~, l47, Main Street.
tot S'e IN Wythevire, oaly by VIZ II srILEE.
~ Explanatory pamphlets NAV be had vr,trs .,x
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GEORGE WHITE.
SICK HEanaCuE

me oIowns Certificate from lady Of Can't p s,,,s
one o. The mo' respectable eiiizers Albany \ YorE
1,a.z-.--.. ALBANY, March ., 1876
h' TO certify that have afflicted for seve,,I
Win th' k heaeaehe, which distressing COMPLAINT IA. r,Dn,
me 70 tse bed from one 10 days in the week tirr I'm
~ ohe moh pa't have Dr. ChriStie's Glyane Ring,
ana oeea'iohay used the Magnetic FLUID am happv m - 49,
have not been troubled rex headache ,inss ~ WAS
ANN z. STRAIN AZ n..t,
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NOTICE,

NOllOE.
\ " consequence Of the state of my health have
- this day Withdrawn from and will he
succeeded BY my two nephew, Mr. c. Gwaihmey Mr.
'" S~aihmsy, under the firm Of r. C. GwATHMEY q co who
will retain the old shoekoe Warehouse which nave a.
long occupied.
beg leave TO solicit the patronage my old friend. and Gus
toners behalf Of the above firm and 10 ask
Of those indebted to without delay.
ROB. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, LIST December, 1876.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

VENHE undersigned former partners IN business,
Il themselves together under the hm Of
f. LATHROP d. VAN DEURSEN,
for the purpose Of uansacting
\ General Dry Goods business.
the the late arm Of Hawes Van
Dcur-sn ward No o. Main street, Richmond Va where we
Keep good OF goods ard will be pleased TO
se all our old friends well those Of the late
dm FAHEITE LAiHhOf
p. VAN DEURSEN,
Late Of the firm Of Halves, Van Deursen Ward
January 9Th, lsf7.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
arr receipt Of assortment Of fresh goods suit
approaching purchased recently IN the Northern
markets Of friends % examination
, cases OF very beautiful Prints style
Pink blue and white Tatlltans for Farty dresses
Plain Swiss Musins
White Kid Gloves, all numbers
ALSO he'd and brown shirnrs and shcctinEs
Bcacbed Drininrs Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery brown Holands--Bh Alpaccas
Bm aud cord Cambrcs, &C &C.
r. LATHROP Il VAN DEURsEN
~ No. 81. Main Street
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS

III a r. CuRisrIE-Dear Sir; feel 1t a duty 10 eat. ~,
az o. ue public that Galvanic Remede. a. ,,,s, ~
w hes ana Maznsue Fluid, entirely cured INV IN no.
years oh OF the mort al, rnv a, a. vh.h -
subject or the last years has o0.n raj fro Is
US N enc day. somrtimes accompanied with the mos I
W ,cfeeehng-at the tane ehosing an the tros, ~, -
" % oa o. he heart His mother and mt self have In, a.
sateI OF MS hie and release from such m,y could ,o IS
I 80 u through The means Of Providence and your rer.
ne y WV LUTTE WELL, and firmly belev. hI, rn,. m
m peiahent We put on the applied the Aud In ore 81
ms most violent eonvuisons and passed or 20, ,n -
ehR sw days be bad merely syn rtons OF the
ana now, ior penod Of m2nhs sere IA, been no %
lsvet a' we could detect My look. betisr eats
eh'd am, very respectfully yours " e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

WEBB, BACON IL co. OFFER FOR SALE
" 1913 hbds Porto Rico
GO do Cuba Museovado
do e CrO1
GO do New Orleans SsUGAR
loo packages loaf, crushed, and powdered-
woolseys, Stuar's and Loverings
! G.. 7 S::.s: AolAa-r
3-5 bags Rio
300 do Laguayra
SIS 30 81 Domingo
100 Java 1IOtfEE
so Mancaibo
50 90 ard - bbs P. Rico
40 bags Pepper
) DO Pimeuto
/ Cloves
so boxes Oange-
Boxes Raisns
100 boxes Sperm
DO Adamaniine -
DO TaHow SCANDLES
so DO and half boxes IIun's Patent
Brown and Shaving Soap
80 paekgs Gunpowjer and Imperial "a ri superor
20 DO Powehong do TEAs
900 ntes Sole Leather, various qualities
BALES shoe Thread
1000 kegs Nails and Bnis
I tons B,iered steel
500 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
10 tons Nova scotia Grndson-s
500 uefces Lime
10 bbis Port -
haR pipes Madea WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
20 bbls Tanners OIL
10 do Lamp do
100 bb's North Carolina Herinss
haHes do Shld
Nos. l and MaekereL in whole half and or Dbl,
BauesTar; Rice
IS doz Painted Buckets
30 doz Corn Brooms
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
bar ieae Duponts GUnpOwde salIpee Hops Indigo; Mad
oe Eouha Logwood Copperas Alum Broma; wr-
Cotton Yarns, Lamp wsf Wrapping Irvine Window Gas sTIo
and lO1l-; ManufaeIured Tobacco Ee &c. min ~
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w ap2 DANENfORT, iLLEN q co.
REMOVAL.
TENHE undersigned have removed from No. "a
n to No 30 Main Street. the house formerly occupied Me,
CaPeron Crump where they prepared
toners heretofore from well selected stock OF goods by
wholesale or retail consulting IN part Of
$4,000 Lbs. Family Bacon Iloground
$4,000 Western Shoulders and Sides new and old)
5000 Baltimore Joles
90 Hhds n and Porto Rico SuFars
so Rags old Java, Lsguayra and Rio Coffee
10 Ihds o, n and Cuba MolaSes
lsO Bbls gross ard Metz Iisrrings
10 Tons Hammered and Roli.d Iron
American, Cast, German and 2 u Steel
1000 Lbs
rs Bbs Recihed, old Rye and Bumgardners whiskey
French Brandy, Madeira and = NJ Wines
100 Boxes Sperm. Adamsn aud Talow Candles
Tea, Loaf Sugar, Hemp and Cotton I.incf, &C.
A call from those needing the above, solicited.
A. WINSTON.
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To Country observation-disclosures, shoes, ua..,

S subscriber beE- eaH the st.non of Cou,t,y
"sfehans In bis stock OF SPRING GOODS large par Of
ha' teen received thin the eonp
Ue1a'ui assortment OF Boots Shoes, Hats &c
which will be found many styles ali
OF when wh be sod at the lowest prices cash or ON
The usual time 10 puhetuAl JUDAH MYERS
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
q HAVE this day associated with mo Mr.. JAS.
A. TRCE my employment for several years,
bunc's old sand corner o 18th aud Cary
street under the sly ANDERSON CO. for the purpose
conetng Grocery and General Commission business
for Of DoHete Goods Cotton Yarns &c as
well npe products State aud
gagged the services Mr. DAVID ANDERSON, IT. to conduct the
grocery wheat department Of said business His expert
qua branch Of the business well
them and have also made
advancement with FRED. ANDERSON aid in the
who long been familiar and IN
tmately acquainted this branch Of business
Liberal advances be made Of groceries do
ie grods tobacco, wheat pig iron and articles Of
general trade WIN hNbEhSON, IT,
February LIST, I547
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

OrICErhe uudrr,igncd, Etecu ors o' '. ~, w. w
Testament Of pdusrd color,n late u Tie city Of Phsdel
phia, deceased hereby nof oil whom ay concern that
virtue % their powers afoefai1, ah
Act te General Asyemy NJ Virgins ed IN A
10 facilitate the joint stock toan't o
this State plssd The iGui day January 1917 cy vi" "
ncr sauss Transferred " 'ueh
persons become purchasers thereof an the stock ~ w
Richmond, fredericksburg Potomac Railroad Company ia
ing the books Company IN Of ad I'd
nund Coleman, deed, GEORGE W. AsPINWABLs o..
9-fm IsAAC HAZI.EHuRsT,
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GEORGE EARLE. Merchnmt TniIor.
SWAN TAVERN.

On Yt,o,d street nenr the Ricbmond, TTcdor-
frE-bu, y Potomac Railroad Depot.
HUyug syc 80, bairnen rompto order Tor the ae
,o,,,st,,i., =, vgvoiors Tho proprietor soicts the
tor, N HE "a 800, a. de public generally.
Hoarl yer day Si,95 o.. - .L, o. 49, -,
eoovccn, 49,, -, 49,, 49,, b taEf being within few yards
Of the Depot breakfast Only ale N"' ,,, -,y,o,
r. I8=u " =. ihhb'h'
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CopartnersIIip.

We have this day formed conneXlon in business, as
and trust that the arrangement We
the confidence OF our &C.
friends and public generally. WIN ANDERSON Jr7
Fcby IsL I547.-u JAS IRlCE
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E1NRESH SPRING GOODS.-GAY. MA.

IHEWs co having received per ,ehrs Courier and Pat
rex Henry large portion Of their fancy ry goods m
specially 'oeha call from Merchant, rs a. they . az
snrei y can offer indueementsto Among our ,eL
can be found goods Of all descriptions the Virginia and
North Carolina trade. - - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

NEW YORK PACKETS.
IL OLD AND ONLY IN
x&S REG LAR LINE. MP
Schooner PoGAnoNTAs sew CAPTAIN J. II. sHAeK
GREENwhY txEr) G. w Co.su
MARIETTA BURR, IsrwI v Ks.rr.
MANCHESTER, I'M MATuD.
This line Packets having sustained by patron
age the Richmond years.
the propetorl mascrs solicit continuance Of their
their goods safely and with Dispatch The Vessels Of tile first
class, mO,y new commanded by Of experience in the
trade and Merchandise insured by them the lowest
ofpremium For freight having superior aeeommOa
HENRY FISHER Agent.
s- Good, reshippod to oriean, Mobile, Apaaeh
cola or any other places viii be received and fo are from New
York by the New York free Of charge
eept such as may actually be incurred. &C 90
.S FOR PARLIAMENTARY regular
NIX packet sehr LEoNoRA, Capsn woouToS having the
greater Of her ensaFed and board will have
quick despatch hcshi tosaceo complete
aPi7 RANKIN wHrTLoCK
FOR NEW YORK.
Go Load on Wednesday.
.fsA The regular packet schr MARIETTA
- BURR, Capt :. nE,rBoEN' will load as above For
freight Of email packages apply TO master on boa at ludams
wharf or TO AZ ~ HENRY FISHER
@ NOR NEW YORK.---The regular pack
neN n ct sehr MARIETTA BURR, :. Dearborn master hav
dispatch For freight Of small packages plsage having
nor Accommodations Apply to master on board At ludan wharf
orn ap 10 RANKIN a. WHIrLoCk.
.EM NOR PHlLADELPHIA.-The regular
NIX Il packet schr LEONORA, wooiston mat-t having
part OF her cargo engaged dispatch freight
mainicr, apply board
apI3 RANKIN 4 wHIrLOCK.
,@ NOR BOSTON. The new schr Mourn
sH IL vrESoS. Capt Could having her cargo en-
gg'd will be ready receive Tueday atd 'al with
aeh For balance freight Of small packages Apply
mDOek oTto ap IL RANKIN q WHGrLOCK.
FOR DUBLIN.
.sSN The splendid Barque BACHE LOR,
FIX Captain HIRAM Horror, will sail about the 25h
inst having superior accommodations. For passage freight
apply 10 the Captain, HASktNS A. LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
aplO CHAS T. WORKMAN.
,@ NOR BOSTON.---The fine schr. MARI.
H~- u NER Capt. Godfrey, having cargo
gagged will have dispatch For freight Of 300 boxes
to complete cargo apply board. in DocS
noon
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hNtuista Al July ~. l-fi.
NEssRs Stsns-ts-ais II
with rheumatism and u with pleasure myself OF this op-
uny oeIPfcss TO- you the aua elect your sarapafa had
on me IN January lsf3 purchased Of your agents Ne
ho,cy Iueter Eve bottles which 1Erreaby he punt
60 directions which entirely removed the complaint have now
every reason 70 believe my health is permanently
Yours, very respectfully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

LIME! LIMEI
SnA CASKS FRESH LIME, Just at hand
BOO PER sehr Mount Vernon, and for ale from To-
poek,b aps RANKIN a WHrrtOcK.
HoNNETs BIBBONs Ann FLowERs.-wc hays ro,. 10
- Store large and beautiful Ronncfs hons
and Flowers Ladies be supplied with the latest sprr
2 LArHROr 4 VAN UEURsEN
apS No. %. Main 80
SWEET olL-gU baskets Of hc,h sweet oil now IAN no
~ TO- sale BY PR CRAM
ape No 2. E1ch1rrr P'rr.
II HlIDS. prime ST. Crox Sugar
80 hhdf Porto Rico sugar--sisi received Tor s1c ty
NH % FgY r1.
VDHIuE TANNERS OIIe-sO bbs Tanners or. s ..
n iot and IN good ORDER. ior oc by
upio NroEs-S RHn.
SUGAR-375 hhds. Sugar, fair to choice qla.i-
~ ", 'ot u.cty
ap tf-iw DUNLOP. MONCt RI 90.
GcntIcmcns Zine Caifskiu Imitation Chnurtf
Uocts, ~ $3.50 ana 500
III tST received further supply Of Gent.
~ meus lninuon Channel Boots tc, h,tdsonc anil f.1 O..
ting. which will be sod ~ the above very low pr.res
aptf JUDAH MYERS. No ~ West Mrr 90
DATENT BEE IllNE-Fcr the improve.
u inert cu1vaI5n of Of ihs industrious ar. r
ters'tnr th. volt We h7vc sw Of roEnrya
proved Patent Hives for sale which proof e
tive that destroy many tees ihe s fv
They constructed AMI affuged enable you
honey al pleasure. without az ing sInsc bee
Tho pftes according sti 6nhlv s15 S. a-f
largest go The Right cra Comfy $50. Tor sues fam
IS apa-N FBN cn
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EOFFEE-75O bags Rio, Iaguayrs, and Mara.
- csho Conee, of plsty
PIt-Iw DUNLOP, AoNCURE CO.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

LArEsT.-The Steamer Empire reached
our wharf yesterday al o'clock, p NJ. She
brings no later or fuller information from The
seat of war than we received by previous ar
rivals. We are sorry TO say, however, that
New Orleans papers Of the 24th inst, brought
by her, confirm the correctness of the melan-
choly list OF killed and wounded officers pub
llished in another column. The Delta gives
the number Of commissioned officers killed
and wounded as sixty fre, or about one-fourlh
of the whole number on the field, a propor-
lion unparalleled in the history of war. Capt.
WALKER, Capt. KINDER, and Lieut.. PARR,
are beyond doubt, among the killed. Gen.
LANE, Lieut.. ErpERsoN, and in fact, all the
other officers from this State are on the cor.
recied list reported as only slightly wound
ed. Gen. TAYLOR received a ball through
his coat, and Adj'i. Bliss was slightly wound
ed at bis side.
i Az exchange Of prisoners has taken place
and TAssIps II Clay and Dis. patty givef
Iup. Gen. TAYLOR reinforced by an Ohio
regiment from Meoierey. and Prentiss' strong
4 Artillery Company, occupied his ground OF
The 2dth and 25ih without interruption, anc
this is the last heard from him.
After the battle, Gen. Taylor demanded
4 of Santa Anna an unconditional surrender o
his whole army, which the latter declined
but, in return, required Gen. Taylor 10 sur
render Immediately. Immortal be the re
ply of"Old Rough and Ready" as delivered
by the gallant Lieut.. Chritienden-
J seen. Taylor never Surrenders!!!o
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
VICTORY, YICTORYn
Another Victory! Defeat Of Urea!


OF To our. generous friends of the firm
of Harrington, Hannah s. Co., and TO John
Mitchell, ESQ.,, we again return our thanks
for procuring US the following late anu i'm.
portant news from the Brazos
Office OF the Commerce. l Times,}
New ORLEANS, March "a. l847.
The Schooner Emma Norton, has arrived
from The Brazos Santiago, having left on the
l4th; no letters received yet but we learn
from the passengers verbally that seen. Ur-
rea had thrown himself between Camargo
and Monterey, and has been defeated BY
Col. Curtis and Driven off with great loss.
"Gen. Urea with 5000 Cavalry, was be-
tween Camargo and Monterey on the 7ib
nst, and COL Curtis with the Ohio regi-
neni that was stationed at Camargo at the
time, marched out 10 meet and attack them
The fight lasted for several hours, and Col
Curtis havisg been met by superior numbers
Gen. Urea managed TO surround him. Col
Curtis was on the point of surrendering-as
his retreat TO Carmargo was cut off--when
he was encouraged by the timely aid of Col
Drake, who commenced sharp fire upon
the enemies rear Curtis then made des
perate charge, and effected junction will
Col Drake, which enabled them TO gain ;
| decisive victory. Gen. Urea retired precip
lately; and the line of communication on tht
Rio Grande was reopened.n
There was a Schooner in the river, with /;
large mail from the Brazos, but it had no
yet reached the City.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01


MR BESToN AND Mr.. MARcY-lt appea $
irem an auiele in the New York Tribune that
Air Benton has put slight upon Mr. Mar
ey, The Secretary of War, 10 which the lat
Ser 50 far as The public know, submits with
eommenda6ie patience. The Tribune says:
Mr Secretary Marcy, devialing from the
routine Of lis Department himself directs
tbs commission Of Major General TO Mr.. Ben
ton with some complimentary expressions,
ihIeaaed, doubtless, as "a sop 10 Cerberus..
Col. Beaion returns the commission.-afier
ne had con,emplated il long enough for his
own gfaliication-,o the Adimant General
= from whose office il should have properly
emaaaied: tiankiag the Adjutant General at
the same fime in courteous language for
us kiHancs inforward, ng him the commits
SION
Many would consider this contemp,uous.
intentional neglect of Mr. Secretary Mercy's
claim TO consideration grosser insult TO the
officer, han return of The commission To-
hun directly, accompanied by opprobrlous
lsnguage-so, we learn, the ira.e Missouri
an ic'ended it, so, The offended Secretary re-
ceived 1t. We trust The peace will be kept
between them.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRsslpEsT -Rsd
ophns, Schoonover 10 be irsl lieutenant &c
dagoons.
]. NJ. TiIion 10 be first lieutenant Of IN
fniry.
David. W. Scott, TO be FIRST licutenanI If
infantry
A. 3 Griffith, to be seconds lieutenant &c
infanlrss
Richard Owen, 10 be captain of infantry.
William Cooper, 10 be second lieutenant
of infantry.
A II OF Indiana.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

SUI TREasuRvIsM- We find The following
in the last New York Journal Of e0nnaeseis:
DETaoIT, March. 18th, s41
The cars are just in up. NJ, fsom iha
west The passengers Tepori $4,000 N
gold stolen from the stage Twelve miles fhis
side Of Iaganspori. la. The stage was belt
alone short time at 4 changing station 3
the evening. and then The BIKES were iaken
away. They were IN charge OF John
Wells, ESQ. Sub Treasury agent. who bad
gone TO Chicago 10 bring he shines here
for the use Of Uncle Sam.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01
MoRE OF HUMAN FRAI1rv-Tbe p,ool

MORE OF HUMAN FRAILTY.-The Brook
Ign papers of Monday contain strange
statement, from which il appears that col,
ored woman, living as servant at Williams
burgh, IN the family of a copper plate en-
graver, doing business in New York. recent.
ly confirmed her employer, his wife, and
wIfe's sister in the belief that she was the
Messiah, and caused them 10 worship her as
such. In the fulhllment of her divine mis-
sion, she ordained that her employer, but
now abIect servant, should kiss her every'mor-
nlng. This rather turned his faith. and he
inconiincnily elected the imposter from his
household MOI SO his wife and sister, who
were SO indignant a, the violence which had
been done TO The sacred professions of the
pseudo prophecies, actually preferred 10 fol
low her forth as disciples rather than remain
after she had gone. They are now both in
the lunaiiC asylum.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

OF We have no doubt the names of sev-
eral Of those among The list of the killed ana
wounded in the late battle, are misspeii-
Capt. Sanders, of the Indiana Brigade. i
probably intended for Capt SANDEasoN Of
New Albany; aud that Of Lieut.. CAvaa 81
the same brigade, is doubtless intended Tor
Lieni. STUART w, CAycE, oar friend and
correspondent who is also oil New Albany.
Lou. CoUr.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

o. The Hon. HENRv CLAv -asrixesls +.
this city on Saturday last on The steamed Il
er Scott, and on the afternoon OF Tie sssne
day<leli on The Blue Wing for Ashland. fIe
looked remarkably well aud robust. and RE-
presents his health as having been much IN
proved by his Southern trip.-L0u. Cour.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

We have been permitted 10 exsnine seg-
al lsiiers received from the E,asl fliis morning
which coniain important iniurnasipn relative
TO tic English market for provisions A ma
terfl advance has been Tealizsd n Liverpool
pri,r 10 The sailing Of the Csnihtla-sss.d -
be shillngs per Dbl. for American pe,k, and
6 Allings per cwi, for sweet Lard, and in
equal proportion Tor other descriptions.
[Cin. Chronicle.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-04-01

TX The Louisville Journal of Tuesda Y
says, that the Sable Harmonists in that city
offered prize cup for the best conundrun
none bat ladies' TO be competitors for it. The
reading of the several conumdrums offered
for the prize afforded consider abl amusement.
The successful one was in these words !:
"Why IS the Mississippi river like Henry
ClayG
Because its mouth, ifnoi the widest, is
the most useful one in The United States.'