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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

MiTCHELLs tOLYMPLC THEATRE.I:s0n Tuesday
w hE: s h ssa x
M T nSe Menus ss M:; Msy N0
sHGE!E ws.. %EH n SaTS
A ss1s;1rs En Ms Holland h T,%
ing S1sfs Que 'A
BROADWAY THEATRE-Tuesday evening Jsept 2sth,
E % Mr. vaSdenho F.s La
sn! Nj Lynne st. LO Margaret Elmore Miss
To which will be added the petit comedy of USED UP
Hunt; Lady CIuieTbuei. Mis-. Gordon; Mary Wurueli
Dres: circle and paqustte, ST. family circle and
boxes, . 80 cents; gallery. Is cents, ....,nn.,,
+ IK, Us-BOWERY AMPHiTHEATKE 1IHIs EyEs
~ ,sS sfp ss 49, first night of Sig FELIX CARLO
o.aa sa &: E EAs l q de Fool rsl'
The
Ss r III j
RARNUMs AMERICAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Per
Eosfss Tx a. Ai Eo sqf 'ssiEskENApERs
%EEk 81 SE$ $ Tss FAMILY lfSxs.
Fti. Morris, Ma: S. !ns Miss Mis-: jasn
LIVING W SHA EEgFs, G5 A%;.a 1 CSnp.u,..
Adms.on Is centsChildren under ten one .hlllas SIG
HERR AND sIYoRI ON THE SAME EVENING
- HENRI i # X TA as dAMiit5 sIvoRr
FL. 81. they
sss'sa eng ti a i'ih[i'if
kindly III Isl
arrived foreign ''0sSS S s. f1sis f. of
Leader Of the Italian oPeIa,
,a nd
'' .s Il sivlo. .a .''' '''
The concert will conclude with u,s;
sf 70 ;: at X,w hos s Firth s's' a
~" Co" H;al's e. eo1meuce at o'clock .amm
have he honor Of xiraH S.T frs,
win mike ii. first appearance ID NewYoTk: .2s 2im
nv s "sI ":h rao az siff
SsSs
ARTICLES known ; y s I'll
X ESULATIoNs OF The SOCIAL GARD CLUB, .1
The ese % Obi .sS this n Sre
charge who fond Of with cards
sna f % !ns a 's
Sssd near the centre city, viii 6e strictly sadsd
the various way. Of fraud With cards. and tIss no
s"y as Any sm
able that will be bound the profound
Any eTedibe wishing Join hi. Club will be ad
tied free and may learn lu,sner particulars by Addressing
with them .as3t'Is
WALNUT s ,KEET THEATRE, PHILApELPHlA-
oGsp for s NISs % Nrhs MT..ssI
$Ha
the Of the evening" Mr. Collins will sing Widow
Conclude %h The new farce Of The ' HN3EI Or
| cents: Orchestra aud Private Boxes. IS cents
RALTIM0IRE. SH0LLIDAY STD AND RICHMOND.
VA, THEATRES now UNDERGOING impr.ve ment. Re-
gentlemen professional ability DESTROYS Of
~ si
wi ces &cThe saloons Of the Chinese aud philadelphia
concerts eIhibon lair. public meetings ctuIe.
wOIhp any ohs Of The many purposes to which they ere
The Chinese Saloon now be altered, with suit
the whole width Of the room, been erected which run
railway lessons enlaIges its length adapting u 70
containing in Themselves greater number Of square
than any Ea IN The ety. have been added ob So
| ed no where else in the county. ,-,.-,,.
The saloon lately occupied BY he rhsdeGha M
pa. room IN thi. city tina, needs no more hln h
adapted the ient will bear Corresponding dmipuon.
The Museum Building, with these and other %proysnnen
possibly can. ADDITION be h'd ior DALI On
more mode terms than those on when mas
Person: either both ss svd 81 e + and
examine the Building FOR c0ndnWSy,w spSmy ny SSuIGAN
Office Of the Chinese Museum Saloon Philadelphia
THE QUIDoR COLLECTION in! .ens. q III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28
BALTIMORE, Sept. ~, ls47.

BALTIMORE sept ~, 1871
Political AFFAIR." in Maryland The Eiee-
tion in the City-Ihe Markets, &c.
Much interest is doubtless felt throughout the country
the result of election in this State for Governor
and the Members Of Congress, Wednesday week One
Of the principal battle grounds will be this CITY where
parties closely divided that either way
may decide the contest Robert McLsne OF the Hon
Lewis McLans, 10 the democratic candidate, and the
Hon. John p Kennedy Is the whig candidate The for
mer Is the candidate Of the Custom House oQusn and
the latter of the Court House click" and both have
considerable opposition to encounter In their own
ranks. The wings will have difficulty in overoom
ing the objections Of the temperance Mr.. Ksnns
dy, who defeated the license bill at the session
though Mr. McLane hardly attract the vote Of the
mscontents, the clique which he leads IL not IA
natical by any the subject of temperance
The war question: and the recommendation Of the
Union to seize the church property Of Mexico In
demnity for the war will also greatly affect the demo-
cratic vote large number Of Catholic democrats viii
not vote ut all whilst some fsS viii perhaps join their
opponents Then again, some OF the wings may 20
to the party There 10 also considerable dis
cussion to what effect the absence OF full thou
sand voters from the CITY, in Mexico will have
different parties But anticipate they pretty equally
divided, but the defeated party Whichever IL may be-
will doubtless give this the Of their defeat
However, In ten days the result will b. known
though Of course the wings defeated II be
through the apathy and neglect OF their own voters o.
they have undoubtedly large majority in the State
when they use proper exertiens to bring IT out.
There 10 nothing new stirring in our city except IRE
riots and they are now nightly occurrences not worth
recording.
Sales OF Stocks At Baltimore.
81 500 u 3 6's, 81, LOG; 10 shs. Merch bk. SIX.
The MARKETs-On Saurd,y.-The transactions in hour
moderate Sales this morning about barrels
s. So holder unwilling take than
s. s2t The receipts continue light and active
has sprung Tor home City Mills held Normally
s. 90 but there sellers less Rye -four 81 2h and
meal i2S 50 Is Wheat scarce, with light receipts and
advanced Sales this Of thousand
els 0s 81 Is for good prime reds u 81 for
white Corn sales Of white 81 81 cents vel
low So CO. Oats % ~ Rye Provisions
finer. Groceries quiet Whskey dull with sales q
cents hhds. aud bbls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

FIRE AND MARINE OVERWHELMINGLY MU
4 TUAL INSURANCE CO., 50 WALL STREET
qsures the mutual principles without personal liability.
Having Cash spta OF 100 900 dollars paid in and safely in
vested also large amount of Premium Notes.
made against loss and damage by Fire and Marine
lowest established rates.
o. The profits of the business will be divided between the
fockh der sandfh snred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

JACOb y. FL All, Aucuonecr.
Plat, ;sss corner Of Gos-spsea Tsas s.sIB
70 shss Sad Jus. eos ssssa :aa
feet aeh Gs fnari sh 10 and ,'s
bat e aud sp Noes Also iron .aa padosl. bed
YSra suy timed ,s; hpd.aw. s,s; and bits .s
!, close aud patent nm loehs corlscre~
,ock; chest do brass port pad do jisge trunk locks
Also general of German andFreuch fancy aud
Also part Of stock of hardware and fancy goods
A.o after ~ sale of hardware and fancy goods general
jewery. s2s lis re-
HE rAitRrNERsEIP heretofore existing between the
stockbdse hs day d..ovsS Sy mutual
wbo S s SSs the % to be paid
New York, Sept "a su-i. T vi y 4 F,sHEH.
officers and members Of Washington Lodge, who were
Sa a' n. hereby notified that
meeting .%s en- s
.n' baYD B. Si fsos ssd HS.
EUkNlsHED ROOM without board, or with breakfast
would nna 9s
&50 REWARD will be paid by Dr. A c. Castle, to the
sad .sf his aoo1 and doo1
m a he e .h R E:
Ia. s, proved that he iii teeth with h
subject him these midnight and assassin Ike afachs
s28 nsm T. CASTLE Md Dentist, 38i Broadway.
M ADAME L. FINlEL'S AGENT. 459 Broadway, cor.
AVA ner Of Grand street, ZIG Grand will
| merry, &C. s2s 3sm
SECRETS w ORTIZ KNOWlNg.-Kemembe , that those
- who wish to obtain correct and true inf all
their most secret affairs Of love- marriages. business lawsuits
soon visit the :Tlnsny celebrated French lady who has
England echoes other wonderful talents Madame
at Ill near Bowery, only be day,
longer Fee so cents. s28 2tsm
| THO LAWYERS-A young man who has been in a law
yers office for nearly three years. and who is perfectly
conversant with the general routine Of bushes
wishes situation clerk in lawyers Office. Would b.
willing to take the entire charge of the attorney portion
best Of references given Address B. the Office Of th
paper. s28 ltsrc
THE !sKAELITES FROM THE NETHERLANDS
lHoliand) and descents, requested attend
ednssday Evening the goth at o'clock r. M
at the Shakespeare Hotel, of William and Duanetree
Punctual atts ndance is desired.
By order Of MANY ISRAELITES from Holland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

NATIONAL BOOK EXCHANGING, the UNDER
~ signed hereby appoint Mr. Talbot Waits of 1902 Mas
the of all kinds Of
hand Books and Prints; all Haper Novels and cheap pnb
try may depend Punctna and the full value
by sending above By order of Baucke DAvoy aud
Nassau street. fs24 3OtkIc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

~ 3. CLARKE. Fashionable Tailor, ZIG William street,
~ opposite the New Stores have received full assort
men Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vestngs which being
for cash. will make order very low prices have also
an assortment Of ready made Coats Vests and Pants very
neatly made and trimmed For cut, quality, workmanship,
and price am tsvorably known the pnbe shall be my
rndravor 10 renn their good opinion by ang good
ms low price. Sack Goats sm $50 si. DIess Coats made
Of Inc Fench Coth 10 order from SIS s2 every other
garment IN proportion sT MTuThkSa ssrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

| DALL AT vAUXHALL-The next Regular Ball at
- Vanrha Saloon, will take place Thursday Evening,
Sept aotb Ticheu Fifty Cents admitting gentleman and
lad ~ 9rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

TINE OLD RIDING ACADEMY, No iy and 1870 Mer.
Ger street, will be e:opened Monday, Sep T. for the
reerption Of scholars having been, durug the
repsinsd and edecorated ~ III. most complete
The ieTs himself that his establishment IL
sur eor. will with any similar in this country
The public respectfully invited call and Judge for
| themselves H. +. JONES, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

q 100 REWARD.-An appeal to every of honor
W1OO LOST-In Broadway, Fulton sreeto the vicinity,
on Friday night the gath inst hundred dollar bill be-
or give any clue to the said bill the Herald Office
trouble keep the bill By their doing they will save the
reputation of gentleman who suspected Of puronng
$50 3tissm
ILLINOIS, AND MICHIGAN CANAL NOTICE.
Holders Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Scrip, who wish
avail themselves Of the benefit of for funding email
Scrip approved February 22d 8i7 by applying Office
Of William and John OBren, No 80 Wall street. where an
agent may be found from 10 A. M to3P NJ: for few DAVIS
Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds will be given for the prin
cpa and Interest Certificates for the interest.
desirable that Che holders of the Scrip should
much durngthe stay Of the Governor New York
s24 st Is ewh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

WINES &c The subscriber offers for SALE i'm wood and
", in glass the highest order Of sherry Wines, in butts
hhds ar c,sks dcmo aud botcs Madeira in do do
dsome verr old-fou pipes hbds. and in glass also
Champagne. Burgundy Hooks Caret. Saueme. The above
Wines and OF the finest qualities
expressly for my family use, Applyto
s2i Sits GTfsBERT DAVIS. As PINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

- UNION COURSE, L. l., Monday,
"a ~ Oct 18th, Purse OF $3.50. $50 20 to
<V>A the second best home; best Ia 5,
wagons Free for all trotting
A.horsss except Lady Suffolk. Way.
driver weighl3oo pounds Entries for this Purse
be made Green Bevins Wednesday evening" by O'Clock.
Three make a race, and two to start.
Oct 10 h. Purse OF $780, the the above, harness.
ofs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

'U'OIHr. LtDlES.-kObEs-MOD ES-NOJ EAu
TES-F. GODEFHOY. Just arrived from Paris, viii
on Tuesday nert the ash nst splendid assortment Of
Silks, Dress Materials Silk aud Velvet Cloaks new and rich
Embfoderes French Bonnes and Fancy atcles IN general
Sf stissnc 3t9 Broadway, opposite the Carlton Honse
TIN ROOFS MADE TIGHT. for "a cents PER foot
aud war anted--tsocd~ os Patent Hydropneumatic Ce
ment Sheatng laid old ,n roof will render perfectly
right, FIRE proof aud permanent 10 walk New rocf q"
plank boards covered for foot aud wsusnted by
BAN: GOODWIN, IS West Broadway, near Chambers o..
an lN~m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

PARK THEATRE Tuesday Eyesing. Sep. az. viii b.
e: r.. C :: 4:
Mr. Davenport: King Leu. lsth Mr HELD Blanche Mr..
nj !" STER o. Ting AIFsFss. \. 5 y%s.
Door, open al qu.rter before O'Clock Performance. vii,
q ''".. p.c,.eiy qus,ter half oa.t7
R0WEnY E,..s: T Sept ssh s s
be ri SIEGE 2'1s 81 NON ''''
IHS%ta NJ s:Ss Ds,;:saz
r. q
LIST v.on-Ths Fall of Maa@ora.,
Sd yi.ion-Bombardmept Of Vera cruz
The ms. S.Dens: and d.eoys, Fort Brown bIssh Of day
Point .sbsl-BombaIdment Of the Fort and Death Of
rs H IL i: q sss i : s:
e,n arms unphsnt IN the second contes-w anutsprngs
The entire of ss: w r. thrown open to aid in the
Termination of the meyer . b siSs,,sn Three Days Fight
pr.viou. to the Piece the Comedy Of the YOUNG Wild.
oW.spls;n, Mr.: G Burke; AuIsiia MI. Phillips: ~
Boxes. IS Cents; Pm and Gallery lsX Cents.
Evening and
o Man T &c Or % as
ss NJ sa ASsm Bh MI N R,a
s'ssss9a Mis-: HiISisfS sssIy SS~,; Mrs H:1S.i A'
Previous to which Petit Comedy will be performed.
PRIcEs-Boxes, Is cents; Pit, l2K cents
Door open at 7-performance commencesat halfpast1
ossSFFT Evening
ING THE TABLEs-Jack Humphriss. Mr.. T. Placide;
fs TS BE- i By tn. Brazilian Ap.-Te Ape
Mons Marcetti; Cora Madame Javell
AZ Conclude wt i. k 8Hy n Efy1 fmPy
bIe Rayel Magician. Leon Javelli; Coumbine, Madame
| Martin Javelli.
Doom open at performance commence at ~ o'clock
| Tickets 80 cents to all parts Of the house.
pALMOS.IMonday October 4th i8A7-Open every night
| ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS.
German, Stanwood, Harrington, Pel, White and Howard
since their from Europe where they had the dtn
gushed honor of appearing before Her Majesty the Queen
II. II. H. Prince Albert the Royal Family, aud Nobility
Gentry of England
The Serenade respectfully the ladies and
temen Of New York that they will series OF en-
teainmens at the above house Monday Oct 4h which
received with enthusiastic applause by thousands wht
visited their perfo the st. James Theatre London
period of months Of gees cho
&c, sned with their unique instruments.
For particulars small bills
Under the direction of Mr.. ]. A. DUMBOLT0N.
Admission 23 Doors open N o'clock Concert al
O'Clock. s28 2irc
NE ITCHEII,S tOIVMpIC THEATRE Tur,dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

NJ AIRET ROBERT, 81 Liberty street,hsve lately re-.
vA aeved and offer for sale several of Jewery ON
the most celebrated manufacturers in Geneva comprising
general assortment amongst which Bracelets, with
watches and other rich ARTICLES Constantly on hand rich
Gensy. Watches such a: Duplex Anchor Ecapemen
and general of the common kind of Waebes
from manufactures Of Loce Chauz Fonds and ST.
n m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28

TRUSTEES
Lambert Suydam. Ebert J. Anderson,
John Tappan f. X Collins,
Shepherd Knapp, P. NJ Wetmore,
John D. Hurbut, Seth Grosvenor,
Paul Spoford, L. H. Brigham,
David Austen, Alex. Seignette,
J. d. Van Buren,, Albert Woodruff,
N. w. Merrill. FeTd. Suydam e.,
Stephen Allen. j. Il. Johnston,
Albert w. Wright, George Rapelye,
Charles M Leupp, Richard Bell
George +. Darby, N. II. Wolfe,
Joseph Bouchaud, Henry Holt,
Joseph Fowler, II. A. Robertson,
l.. r. II. Gibson, J. ], Kngsford
John Johnston, A q. Thompson,
John Van Nest, c. L. Knapp
]. +. Cooley, H. l.. Routh,
X +. Buck. r. NJ Lawrence,
Henry H. Munsell John p Nesmith,
Edwin Hoyt
LAMBERT SIJYDAM President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-28
Weekly Report or Deaths

In the City and County of New York from the 18th da
September the 18th day of Septe mber 1877
Men CT; Women SO; doys So; Girls CO. Total 28I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30
From OREGON,
Middlesex Sept. 81, 1847.

We are glad to learn by Mr. N. N. Osborne, who
left Oregon the 9Th of May last that the emgrans
who started from here in the spring were well VIXEN
last seen. Mr.. o. met Messrs. Davidson, Barker,
Lamson and their companions. They had then travel
led about 900 miles, and were within fifteen miles
of the Grand Pass Mr.. 0. met on his return l,O5J
wagons belonging to emigrans on their way to Ore
gOn, and $50 Mormon teams, on their way to Califor-
MIA, it was presumed.
Mr.. o. says that the average crop of wheat is 20
bushels to the acre. Spanish cattle can be had at sew
en- dollars per head. Oxen 30 to 35 dollars per yoke
The native horse can be purch sed at from 20 to 25
dollars her head American horses are worth double
in trade over the native The Columbia river, Mr. o.
says was frozen over last winter. Rain from October
to February He speaks of Oregon as being much
more circumscribed than we had supposed. There is
so much mountainous, sterile land, that it will not ac-
commodate population gilmore than 100000 If that
is the fact ii is not quite great country it has
been represented to be, and Iowa is far preferable to
it 1t must soon be filled NJ The trade is mostly
carried on by barter account of the scarcity of mo-
ney Provisions cheap but groceries are dear. On
the whole we should judge from what Mr.. o. says
although he Intends to go back again, that the emf
grants are not quite well contened as they expect
ed to be, and he thinks that those who are we'll of
here had better not move with any expectation of bet
tering their condton.-BWliagtOn Iona Ha,Ok-E
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30

awe think it best to get one Liberty vote for Gov
ernor in St. George, before we claim the member from
that town."-ButingtOn Gazette.
We claimed Col SMITH, fist. George, as Liberty
man, on the assurance of gentleman Of his acquant-
ance that he pledged supporter of the Liberty
Party and its candidates-and this consider better
evidence than all the 'thnks" of the editor Of the Ga
zette. We should "think" that every voter in town
ought to have given Liberty vote for GOVERNOR but
even if they had all voted for Zachery Taylor, and
their representative elect was pledged member of the
Liberty Party, we wouldn't refuse him the hand Of fell
lowship.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30

PEACE PRospECTs:-A letter in the New Orleans
Times from Vera Cruz, states that it is the intention
of the MeXcans to fall back upon Gualdehna, and
there continue the war on the guerrilla pan headed by
Gen. Parades. 1t is said that Santa Ana, having a
proper regard for his personal safety rereated through
the city of Mexico after the last battle, and proceeded
to Guadaloupe thinking that Gen. Scott would imme-
diately take possession of the city.
Is ii not 1rue?-Every man of sense and intelli-
gence takes at least newspaper and If he is honest
he pays his subscription punctually, as matter Of
COURSE
ats standing wonder to me-" said aunt Virgins,
as she surveying side of Hanover street, show
all these dry goods traders get living certainly
they cant sll have customers to support themI sun
pose they buy good deal cfOne anOher-and that may
account for it,
The Cost.-Col. Doniphans regiment consisted Of
1000 men. When they returned home, each of them
received $3.50 for his pay, horses &c. and his land
scrip BESIDES that the expedition cost in these par
tculars $750000 three fourths of million of money
Sacrifice Of Lite.-More than thousand brave men
fell in the recent battles on our own side. Who must
atone for the shedding of SO much blood? These
were all somebody's sons or husbands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30
National Convention.

Let our friends bear in mind the time holding this
important meeting and the necessity of being repres-
ented on that occasion. epresume all of our dele
gates are designing to attend, but we hope Vermont
will not be without liberal proportion of volunteers
Furthermore is the choice Of Liberty party In
Vermont for the important post of candidate for the
Presidency? Let individuals in different sections speak
out on this subject as we have other means of as
pertaining the true state of feeling. Our delegates
will desire instruction. That the current is strongly
setting in favor of John Hale is too evident to need
stating What say the Liberty men in the Green
Mountain State to JOHN P. HALE?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30

for whatever quarter, to draw or drive US away
from our well-known principle, as an attempt to
render US traitors to the cause which we have
espoused, and will treat it accordingly
ResOlUed. That the recent sale of two women
at Washington, under the laws of the United
States, is an outrage, for which, both the old par
ties ought to be held fully responsible, inasmuch
as neither of them, when in power, ever made
one earnest effort to abolish such an Infamous
statute-that no disapproval by individuals or
newspapers at home can exonerate them from
this blame, while they vote for the men who do
nothing-and that this fragrant occurrence calls
for a united and determined effort to compel the
government of the United States to follow the ex-
ample of the Bey of Tunis, who abolished the
traffic in human beings" for the glory of man
kind and to distinguish them from the brute Gre
ation."
ResolUed, That there ought to be universal
petition to Congress TO abolish the buying and sell
ling of slaves in the District of Columbia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30

RICH GooDs.-We would direct the particular at
ention of our readers to the extensive stock of new
goods, advertised in another column, by PET
TIES g. Co., 224 Washington street. Such splendid
goods at SO low scale of prices must command the
favorable attention of all who wish to purchase.
O. We copy the above from the last Boston Bee
The advertisement of this house will be found in
other column, and we cheerfully and voluntarily call
public attention to an establishment richly desorv
ing of patronage This house is one of the most ex
tensve, richly furnished well managed and lowprcet
in the city. Indeed we know of but one other retail
establishment that equals 1t: to test the truth of this
all who visit the city have but to give it a trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-09-30
By Magnetic Telegraph.

New York, Sept % T. M.
The La Patria publishes letter from the city of
Mexico received via Tampico, which states that the
prevailing impressions are favorable to peace.
The provisions of the treaty now making, contem-
plate the REIMBURSEMENT by the American government
of California and all the Mexican ports which have
been captured during the war; retaining our part
Texas with the Rio del Norte for its boundary, and
Matamoros, with aprvilege of constructing canal
across the lshmus.
1t has been found impossible to assemble quorum
of the Mexican Congress, and juna of Notabes was
thereupon convened to discuss the treaty.
Valencia has surrendered himself to the government,
and has been sent prisoner to Gaudaloupe.
Parades has announced his intention of marching
upon the capital to put down Santa Anna.
Ilvant threatens to attack the Americans upon the
first opportunity.
Saas declares that the late battles were lost through
the cowardlce of ToHeion and the unsklllfuness Of
Valencia.
Deaths at New Orleans from yellow fever on the
10th were As.