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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-06-17
RAPHAEL g. HARRIS,
PATENT
ELASTIC BANDS,

Warranted not to be affected by the Coid or Heat
Of Me rariOus Seasons or Climates.
THESE Rings or Bands are used instead of
Tape or string, for holding Papers and Parcels
Of every description.
One of these Rings is instantly placed round
"A Packet of Papers, n Roll of Maps, Prints,
Music, &c. holding the same firmly and Sc
curely, saving the time and trouble of tying,
yet allowing of very great addition or rcduc-
ton without any loss of compactness.
They are well adapted for Gartcrs "a size
being selected which requires little stretching y
also for the Waist and different parts Of the
body Surgical Bandages, and for variety of
Surgical and Manufacturing purposes
These Bands are also very suitable for ias-
tening the covers of Preserve and Pickle Jars,
Bottles, &c.
In addition to the above, there is n great
variety of uses, too numerous to mention, for
which these Bands may be- applied with ad-
vantage, and new applications will constantly
suggest themselves when in use.
The annexed sizes are made Of two thick
ncsscs and Bands may be had of other sizes,
width, or thickness, TO order.
Sold in Newport, by
e. f.. HAMMETT,
may 20.--lm." 1872, ThamcS-Street.
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Ncw advertisements.
Exccutrix'S Notice.

VNlIE subscriber having been appointed by
Il the Hon. Court of Probate of Portsmouth,
Execulrix of the last Will and Testament OF
Dapid Baker, late of said Portsmouth, deceased,
and having given bond as the law requires,
hereby requests all persons having demands
against said Estate TO present them, and all in
debted to make immediate payment to her.
SUSAN w. BAKER, E1te'n.
Portsmouth, June l6, l847.
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MAHHlA(G&S.

In this town on Thursday evening last, Mr..
Clarke II. Burdick, to Miss Mary, daughter OF
Mr.. Pitts Southwick, all of this place.
A. the Friends Meeting House in South
Kingstown, on the 9th inst, Asa Sherman Jr.,
Of Fall River, to Lois Perry, daughter Of Will
liam S Perry, of that place
In Prov. 10th inst by Rev. J. S. Horton.
Capt. Jonathan Bowers, of New Bedford and
Miss Mary ID. Bowen, daughter of the late
William Bowen Esq. of that city lth inst,
by the Rev. James Eamcs, Mr Ephraim r.
Barstow and Miss Joanna Eamcs, both Of tina,
city.
In Woonsock.t 9Th INST, Mr.. James Saylcs
and Miss Ann Eliza Marsh.
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MANCHESTER'S
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS.
No. I. Bath Road. Newport, aud No. %
Westminster street, Providence. X |.

No. l. Bath Road. Newport, aud No. 80
Westminster street, Providence, X !.
"ilILE thanking our old friends & patrons
w cordially for past tavors we would respect
fully invite The public generally To call at our
rooms and examine specimens as soon as con
venient. our stay in This place being limited
DO not delay, life is uncertain, now is the time
to obtain a perfect likeness al that beloved pa
rent, brother SiSleror child, which when these
fond objects of your affection are removed from
your sight will be ioyou an invaluable treasure,
yes, and how pallIy will you then consider the
trille which lis acquisition co1. Since our r.
turn we have oflen been panied by the sincere
but unavailng regret expressed To Us by a
number Of our friends, who having neglected
a former opportunity Of securing correct
likeness OF tiiend or relative, are now mourn.
ing the loss Of those friends with no trace with
which TO recall their features.
June 10.
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Qu,rs sUsNKcEssApY.-"l meant TO have told YOU I"
that hole said Irishman TO his friend who was Walk
ins with him In the garden. and stumbled into pi,
mil M water No matter said Pat blowing the mud
and " ater out Of his mouth, I've found IT,"
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nv IL is estimated that the surface planted win
r This ysar I'm the State New Jersey, exceeds that
of las, year by acre which ought to yield three
ar four million bushels.
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aA- Tho Boston relief committee will send 4OoO bar
,,i. Of brendstuIs TO ireland, by the Mncedonisn-
Father Taylor Is to 60 out ms agent TO attend TO It's di'
tributi ion. .-Bost. Trans.
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Gle. which we call
JONES' SPANISH LILY WHITE.
1t is perfectly innocent. being purified of all
deleierious qualities; and it imparts to the skin
a natural, healthy, alabaSter, clear, living
white AT the same time acting as cosmetic
on the skin, making it soft and smooth.
DR.. james Anderson, Practical Chemist OF
Massachusetts, says "Ailcr analyzing Jones
Spanish Lily White 6nd it possesses the most
beautiful and natural, and at the same time in
nocent white ! ever saw. certainly can con-
scientiously recommend It's use to all whose skin
requires beaulifying."
Price 25 Cents a Box.
DIREcTIoNs.-The best way to apply the Lily
White, is with soft leather or wool-the former
is preferable.
THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN DECEIVED
Mock Pretended Hair Prcpara-
tiOnS
Should read the foiio,oing statements Of re-
spectacle persons
Mr.. Abraham Vanderbeck, of % Avenue ID,
New York, ccrtifes that his head was entirely
bald on the tor, and by the use Of two IS. bot
JONES CORAL HAIR RESTOR-
ATIVE,
he has n good crop Of hair, and will soon have
it long, thick and luxuriant.
Mr. WILLIAM JAcKsos, Of 50 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, ccriifes On the I'D Of February,
lS47, that Mr.. Thomas Jackson's head, on the
top, was entirely bald for fifteen years. and
that by using two Sc. bottles of Jones Coral
Hair Restorative, tho hair is growing fast,
thick and healthy. Ho expects by using this
little longer to have better head OF hair
than he ever bad.
xTTO THOSE WHOSE HAIR Is GRAY, "a
Or falling Of and weak at the
ROOTS:
I hereby certify that my hair was turning
gray, AMI falling off, and that since have
used Jones Coral Hair Restorative il has entire
" ceased falling,i growing fast, aud has fine,
dark look. Before used Jones Coral Hair
Restorative l combed out handfuls OF hair
daily.
WIN. TOMPKINS, % King st. New York.
Have you SCURF or rDANDRUFF!
Mr. Power, grocer, OF Fulton street, had
his hair completely ohokod up with dandrufi,
and Jones Coral Hair Restorative entirely and
permanently cured II.
DO You wanttO DRESS, BEAUIl-
Fly, and make your HAIR soft
and FINE !---RE3D!
I, Henry L. Cullen, Late barber on board
l,bs steamboat South America, do certify that
Jones Coral Hair Restorative is the bes, nrii-
Gle I ever used for dressing, softening, cleans
ing and keeping tho hair hong time soft.
clean, silky, dark aud in order all my Gus
toners preferred il to any thing else.
Sold ouly in New York at
81 Chatham street,
Sign Of tho American Eaglo.
Also in Newport, by H. J. TAYLOR.
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Dr. Roberts recommends the ladies who take TAR too
te exercise to retain their skipping ropes Tor use ~
home instead Of permanently throwing them aside on
entering their teens.
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Coffee.

IN BAGS 81 Domingo, II bags Cuba, %
I(Dbags Rio, iObags sumalra, aud bags ia.
va Coffee, Just landed from SlooP Ricnzi, aud
ior sale at low prices by. ,,,,r,,
Nav Dc 10, ThamcS-St.
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The total number OF persons employed In cotton
6aetories In England amounts TO 277,S2e
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,G- D TIE Steamer PERRY will
k$gxHf& leave Newport for Providence
z'1szz-zsueveTy morning at "a o'clock ar.
irving in time TO meet the morning Cars for
Boston.
Fare to Providence 20 cents.
N. b. The Perry will make an extra trip for
the accommodation Of the Friends, atthe break.
ing up of the meeting. june II.
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NEW and IMPORTANT Ar
rgngcnneIl.

rangcment.
f" GOFF has 'be pleasure of informing
w his patrons that an arrangement will be
completed IN the course of next week by which
he will be able To furnish the third and latest
edition Of the New York Express, which goes
TO press only one hour before the steamers leave
for Newport and Fall River. This will he a
new and important feature in Newspaper Agen.
Icy.
] would further state TO those who subsc ribc
and receive their daily papers by mail that
they are paying Tro Doilars and serenfy.foe
cents per year more than il costs to .eceive
them Of me- Merchants, too, who generally
have quick eye ON The Markets, can always
get the latest price current before the mail is
distributed.
s1T Lots of Books constantly ON hand, and
scarcely steamer arrives from New York, but
furnishes something new in the department Of
literature.
N. B. Particular attention paid to orders
for Music, Books, &c, and furnished at New
York prices with despatch.
Call at the News Depot, , doorS North OF
Post Office.
June. lO.-2m.
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CANDY, CANDY.
For Sale,

10 SHARES stock in Newport Exchai &C.
ICBank; apply ai the Bank.
Newport, June Sd
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Bank stock nt Auction.

On Saturday nert, at ~ o'eioek, W. miH
be soid at Public Auction IN front ~
Vms's Hotel.
4 SiiARES Of the caphsl stock Of the New
Il port Exchange Bank, and shares Of the
capital stock of the Merchants bank.
June II. J. GOODSPEED,, ,.auofr
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A NJ II A G l. Il!


On he 1M Of August, in Mc gear ISI3, a sinpu-
lar scene occurred IN The Royal Scientific In.
stitution IF France. The aged, ,rhae hcaded
President, his head bare, his arms oufsfrefch.
ed, his face radiom pah smiles, Cfor science
'oas tiamphant,) and his r0ice ioih gratuia
tory tone, deiirersd The Joiio,oing report
I've are asiounded AT this singular prepara
lion. Where indeed will science stop Here
We have prepal alton made in the form of
beautiful piece of soap which we know by ac-
tual practice, to cure every cutaneouS eruption,
every Disagreement of, and even discolored
skin! Where will lis magic andsinguar pow
er cease Z The Negro, the Creole, the Yellow
Race Of the East, and the Red Man of the
Far West, are alike under the influence of lis
extraordinary powers of cleaning yellow or
Idiscolored- skin, and making il white and beau
uful, and OF changing the color of dark, or
black, or brown skin" [llere several persons
were brought forward by The President, who
had used il, in proof Of his asserton.1
There are probably few persons of inteli-
gence, who after reading the above, will doubl
the qualities of
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,
IN CURING
PimpIes, B'otehes, Salt Rhcum, Sewry. Ery-
sipcias, Sore Heads, old Sores, Beard and
Barber's Itch, Chappcd and Tender
Flesh, Freckies, Tan, Sunburn,and
changing dark Sunburn or
feitoto Skin 10 pure
clean Dhite, as
smooth and
soft as
an
INFANTS,
and in fact every kind Of eruption and distigure.
ment. Read these certificates
From the New Orleans Sentinel, Oct, Is4i.
One of our subscribers, Mr.. II. Leonard. in
forms us that he has been cured of old, scaly
Salt Rhcum, of eighteen years standing on his
heard, fingers, and hands, by cake OF an arli-
Gle much advertised lately-we speak of Jones
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also informs us
that he has tried It's effects on his female slave
Rose, much marked with sun spots. and he
found in two weeks her skin much clearer and
whiler.
James Ethan, painter, in jersey City, was
cured of carbuncleS and pmpleS, which he was
afflicted with for many years, by part of cake
of Jones Italian Chemical Soap.
Persons in purchasing this must always ask
for JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP;
and perhaps, as many who have been cheated
with counlerels, will be too much discouraged
to try the genuine, we say 10 such, Try this once
you will not regret il But always see that
the name T.. JONES is on the wrapper.
Sold in New York at 81 Chatham street,
Sign OF the American Eagle.
Also in Newport, by r. J TAYLOR.
PRICE so CENTS 4 CAKE.
gT Full directions COR use accompany each
cake of Jones Soap.
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Administrators Snlc.
PEWS Ar AUCTION.

PEWS Ar AUCTION.
On 81 TURDAY, June Goth, at 10 o.
clock a. M, wiH be sold al public Aae.
Gon,
Pew No. o. on the South side, in TRINITY
CHURCH. and Immediately after,
Pew No: w, in. Zion CHURCH; in the West
aisle. 'phrsc Pews are in desirable sitnaf,ons
particularly the one in Trinity Church
Conditions at time and plaet-
BY order Of the administrator -
June II. J. GOODSPEED, .7uef'r.
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Anetiol,s.
Dry foods at Auction.

On Saturday evening merit, at ,. Good
speeds, to close an Assignmenf,
A QUANTITY OF Dry Goods, paper and
IA other articles.
June II. J.. GoODsPEED, Asetr.
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JENNINGS
New Premium SAFETY EAMP,,

Patented January l0th, lS47.
THIS new Premium Safety Lamp, for burn
Il ing Phosgene Gas, is confidently believed
To be superior 10 any now IN use. RS light is
produced by the burning Of am aerform Cas-
which rushes in beautiful jets, through small
pcrforations in Platna. The ems is generated,
as il is used by the heat ofits own com bustion,.
constantly acting upon liquid in the Lamp
Thus IL is n portable and convenient apparatus
tor creating and burning an aerf,rm Gas. It's
construction is such that, while exceedingly
beautiful both in appearance and performance,
all possibility Of accident from its IS entirely
remOred. Frcm its extreme simplicity il is
sure to keep in order, and though its light is
the most brilliant and illuminating, yet soft il
costs less than any other artificial kind. IL re-
qurcs no cleaning, trimming, shade or glass
as do the Solar and Camphene Lamps. burns
entirely free from any smoke or odour, and e.
mits but little heat. II is admirably adaptcdto'
all places where rood light is required, especial
ly to Public buildings, Halls, Hotels &c, and
is from the soothing quality of its light Of es-'
sental advantage TO Students, Seamstresses,-
and Artizans generally. The opinion Of the
may be learned from the fact that the
American Institute at their last Fair, awarded
to these Lamps the First Premium over every
other kind. The curious as well as lovers of
economy and convenience, are invited TO exN
anime these Lamps at 100 Tl,ames sttcet,--s~
where both Lamps and Fluid are for sale by
HENRY TISDAEE,
April ~, 1si7. Ag't for Manufacturer
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To I.ee

~ TIE Store, now occdpied by Bewj.
Hum Marsh 3d, as n Shoe Store, NO.
EAA I26 Thames. Siree.-poSseSsi given
On The 18th inst. Apply TO WM EEDEN.
June 3.
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TO Let.

A-A TIE House in Broad street, recent.
E!m ly occupied by the subscriber.
&UW- RICHARD X. RAM GEPH
Apiil %, IS47.
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NAPLES, Il BAL
II LEY'S shaving Creams, Tor sale BY
L. o. L. iiAZARD.
June 3.
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THE MARKETS.
OGes Of th Baltimore 1mtrieGn, I
-. ne r "A a.

jan 20, y, r. NJ
CATTLE Prices ranged from - i2ias3
80 per 100 lbs. on he hopf, equal TO 81 25asG.
IS ret, and averaging 90 rs.
HoGs-LlTe Hogs are in very light supply
The few 10 market to-day we're sold Al Sc 25t
$3.50.
FLoUR.-There we're - les cf 500 bbis How.
ard street Flour on Saturday ., s4STi. Thi,
morning the Telegraph apRouneed the arrivs
4of the steamer HiberBia. which threw the mar
ksi into state Of great exenenent. Early ia
the dsy, before the news became generally
known, 700 bbls. we're sold Al sIsfi. After.
wards there were sales Of 500 bbls. Al IS; zoe
bbls, al IS IS; 200 bbls. q IS a7i, and late in
the afternoon 500 bills. were taken OF $3.50. =
The receipt price is unsettled.
4 This inotning there were safes Of 200 bbls,
City Mills Flour al IS: 200 bills. al IS l2ii
l500bbls. at IS IS; 800 bbls, st IS 37l; and
200 bhis. 1850. Prices rose IS the news
frem England ives promulgated and late in the
day many holders refused 10 seitunder Sc, and
some asked sill higher.
P. s. Since we left The marksi, there have
been sales 81 1000 bbls. CITY Mills a, S. so
500 bbls. Howard street at IS SCI; 500 do al
IS 62f; and parcel Of City Mills, just a, The
close, al SIS.
Il GRAM Wheat Is wanted, but there are no
receipts
Before the news from England was known
this morning, there were sales Of Md. yellow
Corn at 65 cents, and 1000 bushels Of Penn
sylvania yellow at &C. cts. Since the receipt OF
The new parcel Of olIlMarylapd white, from
store, was sold at 80 cents. There are, Is yet.
no Transactions in new by which 70 Indicate the
extent Of the advance 10 prices since The news.
WHISKEY.-Thete were sales on Saturday
andihis morning of bbts st23 cents. No sales
Of hhds. Holders now ask higher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-28
0ARDEN SEEDS,

nMSED by the Society Of Shakets, New lie
IL banon, AC Columbia county, New York.
The following are selected with peculiar
care, being the choicest kinds Of thu different
varieties, and as such they will recommend
themselves.
white, Red AND Yellow Onion,
Long White Rsrsnep,
Long aud short Orange Carrot,
Round Sp1nage, Early Cucumber,
Early Cluster Cucumber, Extra Long and
Long Green do,
Large Watermelon,
Long MuskmeIon, and Nutmeg do,
Winter crookneek squash, Sweet Potato, Win
ter Sugar and Summer erookneck DO,
Rutabaga or Swedish Turnep,
Early Flat and Flat Field do,
Short top scarlet Radish,+ scarlet tufuep, long
salmoa and black winter do.
Double Peppergrass. Vegetable Oyster,
Early eurle1, early Dutch. Ice coss and cab.
bage head Lettuce,
Early Turner, Yellow Sugar, while Spgsf, land
Long Bleed and Msngel wurzsl Beet.
Early Frame and Large Msrrowfat Peas
Early China Bush Beans,
Early Csnada and sweet or sugar cora,
Early York, early sugar loaf, early csuiiaoWer
drumhead winter, green savoy, and red dutch
Cabbage.
Win. solid Celery, eurlea Parsley,
Enelish ssee, Summer Savoy
Sreet Pepper, and Bell do,
Large Tomato, Asparagus, Safron, &c &C
TSe shove. together with many oiber Fresh
seeds have lost been received and for sale y
-. - . A. Il. cRlDLER-
sign Of The Cslden Mortar.
Ffsrpsr,-Fsrry, JAMS, 1Si7-Spirii cry.
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DIED

In the vicinity Of this place. On Monday ater-
noon lssf, Mira. AELIzlBKTH Wrsose. wife OF MIR
James Wyseng. in the s9th yesr Of her see. Mrs
W. sss kind and alfeetionste mother, and her los,
will be deeply l.menird BY those Who knew ber
best.
In New Orleans. on the 80 Jssy tsi7. cHAnLEs
MAnsHALL JoSrs. Of the New orIssas Bar, late Of
Frederick county.
Near PROJECTION. Washington county, Mississip-
pi, on the S0th Of December last, Mira MARr Ii.
xExs. wife IL rhos J. Likens eyed shou, ~ ears.
Departed this life. on the aO,h instant, Mrs. Sl.
VILLA SHnoDE, eonsort Of Mr.. John Shtaae OF lhi.
county. IN the 10th year Of her age, leaving dis
consulate husband aud children 10 deplore her loss
Il WAS the good fortune Of the writer 10 lie well &C.
qasinted With the deceased and can say that n al
the relations in life which she filled she vas de.
voted wiie. and sfrctionaie mother-s good snd
obliging neighbor-And shove al, she vas consist.
enl shd dssOted member OF The Lutheran Church,
and died IN peace With the world and her Saviour,
leaving good testimony that the end Of the riehte-
Gus 70 pesse. NAV the cousolstions OF that Gospel
which shed lie influence srouad her through life.
induce her surviving husband, ehildreh and friends
Il has fed! s
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or the late Grm Of + PALMER & CO.,
No. f38 and 40, Baltimore Street. Baltimore,
Career and glider,
Manufactures Looking Glass, Portrait
and Picture FRAMES, ofevery descrip-
tion-plain and orndmental.-.4lso,
Boz Window Cornices, Rods s Rings,
Bracket Pier Tables, Wall Bracelets
Room .Mouldings,
WITH every description Of Gilt Work, and
w has always on hand in store, framed and
unframed, large supply ef French and Ger.
man Looking Glass Plates, as slso, Mahogany
framed Toilet Glasses, OF the most modern
STYLES. Looking Glasses and Pictures framed
to order, and plates inserted in frames.
He has also on hand in store, the following
named Merchandise, which forms buta part Of
his own direct importation. His facilities fol
obtaining Goods BY direct importation from tbs
principal manufactures with practice OF i.
years are such as 10 AFFORD him every adyan.
tage.
Japsnned Walters, Trays Bread, Cake snC
Card Baskets and Toilet Sets Of every form
and size Piaitsd Walters, Casters, Maatle ant
chamber candlestieks, tea sets, soup tureens
vegetable dishes, cake and fruit baskets, Britain
mia ware. ivory and common table cutlery, il
sells or dozens albata dinner and dessertforks
sbIe and tea spoons, butter and fruit knives
brass, iron pierced. and bronze English 90,
French tenders, w it'll andirons and tongs an6
shoyeis, in seits or pairs TO match brass andi
rous, curtain bands, chandeliers, hall and sela
lamps, lustres, girandoles, fancy tables, ladies
work stands and ere screens, French porcelain
with an almost endless variety Of useful ant
fancy housekeeping articles. And also, soil
sgent for the sale OF Remington's celebrate,
smoke-preventing and fuel saving Andirons
and highly approved Patent Coffee Boiler, al .
which he will dispose of on the lowest terms
wholesale or retail.
p.lt;mora Ian % l647
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luolsseoes norib Of Vicioria. Til, report
was Doi cfsdited by The olicsfs Of lhe 8.
ny, Who would Be 10 possession 81 ipfo,.
nsilon :. ne earliest morpsli Of such IS
eyeni. The letter adds I
Gen. Taylor is some six dsys = the
rear 81 Gen Quitmsn. Si.h 5000 reeoI.r
troops. So. il Geo. @ should Cad s6;av,
loo vsrm Tor comiofi, he can l,lI back on
Cen Taylor. aad their najied force, ean
repel any attack which UI5ea nav m,ke
Cen worth 10 still II SaltiIio. havinr
been reiololred By three regiment Of w.
lupseers from Ohio. Kenfueky and Ind
ana. Gen. Wool i ID camp Is mile,
rom SsliIlle. on the rosd 10 San Luis
Potosi, waiting orders
Santa Anna can. II deemed expedienI.
reinforce Urrss (by the Tsls Pass) with .
large force. Mexiesns igfofm me that
such i SspJs Anns's inleation. thinking
70 draw Generals Worth snd Wool from
Saltillo when be would INN ediately &C.
cupy that place. Fifteen hpn5red Ian.
GERS are now lowering around General
Woods encampment. Saiiing favorable
IL sf
Our troops SILL continue to suder
From chills and levers II esery post"
The release oi Dir. Gillespie. one OF
lhe Texas Rang ers, taken prisoner st Chi.
"a 10 September last. and his arrival in
the American lines have been the means
Of furnishing more deiiniie inlerma,ion 10
regard 70 Santa Anna's strength than has
hitherto been possessed. Nj. Gillespie
has been kept st San Luis Po,osi. add be
says the Mexican army 10 that city mum
befs q. 900 men with an auxiliary force
somewhere 10 The vicinity Of 10000
This large force was under constant drill.
and many foreign officers we're said o,be
engaged 10 The service. Great enih6si-
ssm and the most perfect sabordinaiion
prevailed in the Mexican lines,