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From the National h!eligencsr
The Latest PrOCIamaiiO

The California document, which we copied in.
10 our paper Of Saturday last from The New Or.
leans Pcavune, seems beyond question to b. al
rhenric. 1t is copied from journal published at
Puebla, where the main body Of General SCOTS
army was then IN po,s .sson, and was there co.
pied from the Governmental press Of Mexico, the
DiRriO.
This new manifesto is from beginning TO end.
but reproduction OF the previous Soat and
Kearncy proclumatlons, long since disavowed by
the Executive here; bat, as som tm3 ago viewers
compelled 10 show, dsavowed without the slight.
est sincerity. The present paper is, we repeat,
substantially the same, the chief difference being
that tho stretches Of power assumed by General
kearney, as bestowed upon him by The PreSi.
dent, are less plainly worded in some points,
1t is therefore evident we think, that this insru.
menl has been supplied 10 the Executive Vice
roy in Monterey at a period subsequent 10 The
murmurs of aSonlshment with which the dis.
closure of the Santa Fc and California procIanla.
lions was received through The United States at
large. As, then, both the external and internal
evidence OF authenticity satisfies US, 1t is our
duty not to let pass, without strong ifbrier ex.
posure, the fresh negrancy of such an Executive
act.
aThIs proclamation dates above four months
back. The authority, therefore, under which il
is issued must have been granted by the Execu.
tive probably as early as December last. If be.
slowed, however, subsequently TO The assembling
Of Congress, these extraordinary powers were
bestowed, without consulting either branch of it
out of the personal, not the official power of Mr.
Polk alone; for the President of the United
States neither has nor can delegate any such au.
lhory; and ifthese merely usurped, illegal, vol
unrary, discretionary authorities were bestowed
before the meeting of Congress. the President
or rather Mr.. Polk-has not chosen even I,
seek to obtain. by legislative sanction, sucl
cure as Congress could give, by its assent. tC
merely imperial acts; nor even TO do the LagSlN
lure and The country the grace to inform them
of these astonishing assumptions. Nay, the Ex
eculive has actively concealed by denial Of III,
fact, these monslrous violations of not only al
that is leglinaely under domestic and conslilu
onal but even national law; and, dispensing
himself from these, has equally dispensed him
self from even the poor decorum of asking III,
Ssnate's concurrence in the bare appointment O
Governor 10 perpetual Territory oflho Unnet
States, constituted such by his own single and ab
solute individual pleasure alone.
We have called the appointment itself vice
regal; yet that name falls far short of the sweep
! ing aud universal powers which this procama
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iorrigu soderyl " s'"Ho isfJ oi
bu'"as long as the sun shall shed Il, I;oh, =.
Sars ana stripes shall wave over CaI;t,,n;aI,' TS
90 90 have royal and ycroyal wills pro0o,,I ',o,,,iu'
ne United States have no voice. a.'e1' Nl.'@1
'ghls' IN the mauei This is, indeed 80. 49, 10
ou 'he mask entirely, and dismissinq bll rs,.s
Ies Of laslce, OF peace, or settlement. Nor 4 !,
~ P'rhdlous than unjust. nor less foolish ,bsn
e'"er' AZ this instant, the Executive is ,r,sr;rs
Upon Mexico for negotiation, terms Of fair ppJ
o'' "OnO,"U,e Peace for both sides; while here ne
envoy Mr. Iris', is confronted with i,s proeb.
u'on 'ha' Il means to keep, fubieet 10 10 ,sgo.
'0n0n, near one-half Oflhe Mexican ,c,r;,,rrI 20 i1
u'hg more monsrous in the ey. Of Ns,yo0.
al Law or Justice has not been dope c. aou. nn'',
RES Even in Afghanislan and Chm Rs;,";.
TOOK as hers nothing but as mo,nrp,arv i,a .J,o"
'agy' subject 10 treaty and restitution. A. 6.
nally we raise our voice once more in vnra;,-
TO The country, that the President is maxine as
real cOnques's in Mexico: il is only the CoSs,;'
!nnon OF his own country that he is CONQUER.
ing. '""1Us''
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Correspondence OF the Pittsburgh Gazette.
by Telegraph.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
RIcnMONp, July 80, l047.

lAA Oh 1 hN L ROM hIAlOO'
RIcuMoNp, July 80, l947.
We have dates from Vera Cruz To the 18Th in.
stan', and the following correspondence receiv.
ed this morning.
General Pierce has left Vera Cruz with $500
men.
bauo was fought a, tho National Bridge
with four thousand Moxicans. They were do.
fcU,cd with the loss of $50 men.
Gen Scott was still at Pueba, and Gems. Cad.
waladcr and Pillow 1T Perotc.
The McXCuns were again defeated at Lahoya.
The Mexican Government have appointed two
Commissioners 10 confer with Mr.. Trisl, on the
subject of peace. Gen. Santa Anna is supposed
to be in favor Of concluding peace.
Col. De- Russy had been attacked by 1900
McXcans at llueIutIa. He was surrounded, and
placed in u very pcriIous condition, but cut his
way through the enemy with tho loss Of % kill.
cd and ten wounded.
The Peace Proposal--Fwticr Detail.
Philadelphia, July 3O,-6 P. NJ.
The news Of Gen. Pierco's battle is rumor,
and lacks confirmation.
The Prcayune publishes statement made by
the Captain of the steamer Orleans, who sailed
from Vcrn Cruz on the l4lh inst.
At lha, lime Gen. Pierce had advanced to.
wards PucbIa, with $500 men and so wagons.
The Orleans touched at Tampco ON the 5,h.
Tho Captain was informed by Col. Gales that
Col. De Russy had marched up the river with
le0 men, (Baltlmorans,) in search of The prl.
Sonors released by the Mexicans.
He landed ohnut eiytv ,t,ilac nhova noor Huo
julia, when he was surrounded by between
twelve and fifteen hundred Moxicans. lie had
cut his way through this force, and retired to the
bank ortho rlver, where he was walling reinforce.
munIs.
Col. Gates despatched the Orleans back to
Vera Cruz. with requistion on Col. Wilson
for four companies of Infantry, and sent about
100 men up the river, 10 the relief Of Col. De
RuSsy.
The O;lcans arrived al Vera Cruz on the
10Th. The city was found in great oxcllomen
Gen. Pierce had encamped ten miles east Of the
cuy, whore scouts and the advanced guard re-
ported that there was large Mexican force pass
ing the National Bridge. Every thing was pre-
pared for tho expected attack, and tho shipping
was removed from between the CITY and tn,
Castle.
Gen. Pierce returned, and procured 700 men
as reinforcement, aud marched out 10 meet thC
enemy.
The order Of Col. Gates could not, ofcourse
be complied with, and the Orleans sailed fol
! Tampico, where she arrived on the 18Th.
Do Russy's detachment had returned. They
! had been surrounded al narrow pass near Hue.
| julia, by a force o 1900 or 1900 Mexicans, whc
commenced u lire on The detachment from all d.
reclons. The Meyicans, however, broke ant
lcd after standing SIX or eight rounds Of grape
from Col. De Russy's command
Col, De Russy continued his retreat for sew
eral days, fighting his way TO the bauk of In
river, when he sent 10 Col. Gates for The rein
/ iorcemcn,s. lie reached Tampco on the nigh
lof 'hn 10Th. having lost, during the expedition
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UMarch winds and changes are piercing and ve.
ry serious IN their consequences to feeble Sorst;,
tionS-very fatal to all persons of pulmonary bab;,.
way Predsposed to bronchitis or diseases or,Eo
chest or lIyer-thereore It'll that we most sinccrev
recommend to all who have colds, coughs, astbm:
&c, that best of medicines, which stood tho ,os.
years, Doctor Tayors Balsam OF Lyerwort rreno.
red genuine, S75 Bowery, Dr. Leeds's scnatpreP -
the label This medicine has been disrovared h., o
one OF the doctors OF the New York Hosnitai ~ ~
perfect cure for dyspepsia in its worst firm ,nI NJ
mas written very complimentary letter TO the pro.
Pretor on the subject Several of our most respect.
aOe and wealthy citizens have been entirely cpred
iormer President and now Director of one or two
OF the largest moned institutions in Wall street. has
leit his name at the office for reference. We olso
refer to the convincing letter of the Doctor ON The
SUBJECT recently published by u.s. Surely this is con.
elusive testimony in its favor and everv family should
always keep bottle on hand for colds and couch.
not only, but to guard against Group for Children
AGENIS.-k. Kennedy. Cairollton: linn r..
vine, Kilgore; A. F. Moore. Jefferson; c. G. WI.
ting, Canton; Doc. Lyon, Wellsvlle; D. P, Gra.
ban, New Lisbon; 5. Scott S,eubsnvills.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

BosToN, August Clio A. NJ.
The steamer liibcrnia, Capt Ryrie, was toe.
graphed at quarter to o'clock this morning bc.
low the harbor. She arrived soon aIieruine, with
dates to the 20h--fve days later than has been
received by the Washington at New York.
The Cotton marker had not changed between
the l5h and 20lh Of July.
Braadsutfs have recedcd again. Flour was
selling at Liverpool at $685. per quarter,
The prices in wheat have gone back TO what
they were al The commencement Of July, and mn.
der The continued promise Of crops, can hardly
rally again unless some unforeseen calamity ap.
pears.
Thirteen buildings had been destroyed a.
Greenwich by lightning. Nc lives lost.
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Correspondence Of The Pittsburgh Gazette.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM. WASHINGTON
Nav YoRK. lnlv 20.-0

New YORK. July 30-9P. M.
We have news at last Of The arrival Of the long
expected steamer.
Flour advanced slightly in England aIier the
sailing ollhJ Boston seamer in Ih5 early part Of
the month.
Wheat and Corn have also met with slight
advance from previous quotations, nolwilhsland-
ing the Harvest promises an abundant yield and
continued to meet all previous expectations.
Cotton has met with corresponding decline
which, however, is very slight from The upward
tendency OF the opening Of July'
While Corn in Bond, has bjen selling both al
London and Liverpool, ut 4la45' per quarter
The article was very firm in the English mar
ksts. BreadstuiIs were firm on The l4th III Lon.
don,
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CAMP MEETlNc.-The Dis,r;cr Camp Meeting.
to be holden on the farm of Mr.. Gregg, in Perry
township will commence on Monday, the Esd
OF August Therew beno boarding tents allow.
ed Those who deste to attend must supoIv
themselves with their own "bread and buuer -
and be prepared to sleep on the "sOfi side of a
plank 1t Is expected that The meeting will ad.
i)urn before the following Sabbath.
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LIVERPOOL, July "a.

The Cotton market has been very steady 10.
day. Sales Of 10000 bales were made. On
The 9th of July the market was dull, with de.
cline of Cd on all American. $4,000 bales Amc.
rican sold to-day for export.
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COUNTRY CORN MARKET.
Liverpool, July OH.

Liverpool, July OH.
Since this day week our foreign supplies. tho
liberal, have been scarcely so large US for some
weeks previous, and they have been small from
Ireland.
Exports still continue considerable. Having
been some heavy thunder storms since last FRI.
day, there has becn an increased frmness in the
trade.
Wheat-There have been sales al rather high.
er rates Than al last quotations.
Flour--'This article has advanced Is and Cd
per Dbl. since last quotations.
Good attendance al market to-day, and a fair
extent Of business transacted in the article Of
Wheat. at an advance in the prices over Tues.
day of 81 al per 70 lbs.
Barley found slow sale at q small reduction,
and peas were almost without inquiry, though
Offered at q per quarter lower. Beans were
more in demand, at Is per quarter lower.
Damaged Indian Corn by late arrivals, were
Offered on very low terms, but good fresh corn
sold at an advance Of Is per 400 lbs.
Flour had a ready sale at Is Cd per bbl. high.
er Than on Tuesday. Western canal was bring
ing 375 81 per Ib.
LIVERPOOL, July IA.
The Cotton market has been very steady 10.
day. Sales Of 10000 bales were made. On
the 9th of July the market was dull, with n de.
cline Of Bd on all American. $4,000 bales Amc.
rican sold to-day or export.
LONDON, July IA.
Cotton is in good demand at full prices.
Consols 834a89 market firm.
The weather on the 9th was very fine and
pleasant; since then there has been no thunder
storms or rain. No great damage has been sus.
tanned by the crops as yet.
The market has thus far been we'll supplied
with fine potatoes, and the growing crops look
well.
Al Ilavro, the flour market has been rather
heavy. Bacon has been in good demand at 62s
u6l3 per fierce.
Rice is in rather limited demand.
The Navigation Laws are suspended until
March, l848,
The fever continues TO an alarming extent in
Liverpool.
Nothing orany importance has been received
from tho continent.
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PmLapELrmA, IuIy s0-lOP. n.
The steamer Washington arrived in port ul
New York, this afternoon, having sailed on the
5lh inst.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.
London July 9th.

Lohuoh july 5Ih'
There has been but few arrivals OF wheat
coaStwIse.
The market to-day has been very extensively
attended, and a retail business to very large
amount transacted in foreign wheat, at rates full
iwo shilling per quarter above lhos, Of last Mon
day.
In the quotations Of town manufactured -four
no change has occurred, but American must be
quoted from one TO two ShiIlings higher per bbl.
Il IS now selling At SIS a 38s per bbI.
Beans and peas are more firmly held than at
last quotations., but there was not much doing in
these articles.
In Indian corn there is liule activity in the
market at present quotations.
The average price Of whea, is Cos Id; barley
40s ldi black beans sos 81; peas SIS I'D.
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twenty men killed aEd Wpuud-d. Iwu missing.
besides twenty horses and sky mules.
During the fights. several balls passed through
the cloak worn by Col. De Russy. Capt. Wlsc
had three horses killed under him.
The Mexican loss in the affair is l so men.
Lieut.. Whipp!o had been lassOed near Vcr,
Cruz.
Capt. VIM. D1fr died on the le,h.
Lieut.. Parker. Of the Navy, died on board the
Mississippi on the l2lh.
The Sun Of Annahuac, OF The 18Th. saws that
the Express had arrived al Pueba with the in.
lellgance that Gems. Pillow and Cadwaladcr had
arrived at Perote with their trains.
They had been attacked on the road, but re.
pulsed and completely routed the enemy, with
but small loss from their own ranks.
An express had lei! PueJa al O'Clock, on ,he
announcement thai news had been received the
day previous, thai three Commissioners had been
appointed TO meet Mr.. Trisj, al San Martin.
Teslucca left PuebIa on the 8h. Through
him, information was received Of the terms OF.
lered By the President.
A lcuer dated Mexico, 81 instant, saws, "There
is no doubt that 4 treaty Of peace will be con.
cIuded Immediately by the Mexican Commis-
" I''i'N - ~ ottuuE lldl
Ia Anna, ills thought, will pronounce in It's favor.
The names Of the Commissioners, as given,
are, Gorosza. Baranda, and Tornel.
We hope the appointment of Tornol may
prove correct. lie Is one Of the most intelligent
OF the Mexican commanders, aud more friendly
to the United States aud TO peace than most OF
his associates in authority. Gorostiza we re-.
member by his correspondence with Mr.. Web.
sier when each of these gentlemen were at the
head Of the Stale Departments Of their own Gov.
ernmcnls.-EDs. GAz.
Gen. Pillow had arrived at Puebla.
An American express rider had been murdered, ),
after desperate resistance near Vera Cruz.
OIher papers also say thai peace was the order
of the day, bat was believed by many that San.
ia Anna only wished to gain time.
The Picayuno express rider had also been At.
tackled, aud left for dead. The letter which he
was conveying was stolen. lie, however; sue.
ceeded in reaching Vera Cruz
Later New Orleans papers are yet due.
Gen. Taylor, al a public dinner in Monterey,
made speech To the cilizJns in reply 10 toast
Offered, in which his name was honorably mem
TONED in connection with the Presidency of the
United States. 1t is in the spirit Of his lct,er5
recently published.
The steamer Ann Chase, bound Tor the Brazos,
with troops, burst boiler on tbs l2,h inst, kill.
ing nine and woundng several. Among those
killed was James DOun Of Piusburgh.
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