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NOTICES.
PHREEoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
row rs a. w r. T. = -,
l8mt i1t sae-an--t. y. y.

~ Nafrr.tur establishment. " hgni.t N.
aud Syorsef (Oysiar Bay l. l. Or s4ts, M aTefi
American prscaonr eDd author on slsftnfr receives
patients a. above. Thosr distance may by s"nflpS
A f-. he ndsitef for 3 lIesimeri ~ hnInn WYE u
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- Letters aud Newspapers VII b rec

the Foreign shin Letter Office Of The New-fork Tribune
ior the rsckei-shp SPLENDID, Capt Crawford, which
sails tor Hasre the 6tl sept
Als1 vail be received the plaee. Letters and
Nevspapers tor the packet.ship NORTHUMBERLAND,
apt Griswold which .alls TOT London the oth sept
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~ Extracts for Flavoring

Creams Cusfards Charlotte Russo Puddings syrups sau
ces &c &C. Highly concentrated Extract OF Vanilla Les
mon Peach Rose. Citron. Bitter Almond and Orange
Aso Rose Wefer Peach and ORANGE Flower Waters for
,vorns al kinds o Coniscons Cooks and Confectoners
fber treat strength and purity o favor a felspoonu
sufficient 70 fayoI quart Put up N yia A. - 90 each
Prepared by HENRY JoHNsoS chemist - bf9sdTaS'
-, q lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

NrOTICF-The coosrtnershis heretofore existing BE-
fw-en the subscriber under the arm OF C. hoRI0s
Co j. from this date dissolved b. 1tusl consent Elmer
S--er a .ghorized 10 use the name the ate firm
tquIdar.on.- York September5 8. i8f7.
{. HORTON,
II BUCkbEE
H,rrox h.luH pure hssed the entire interest Of the
a. frr II Horton Co. the business hereafter VII b
@ On by the undsrsigned under the name and nrn Of
B. ; HORTON,
-. II BrCkBEE,
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SANFORD b KELLOGG,
a TTOR>Eg-AT-LAW ONCE 70 Pine-st.

p
a TTORNEY-AT-LAW, ofhce 70 Pine-st. y. LOUIS,
iM0 The securing and collection Of debts and a. pro
fe.0usl business VIII BE- promptly aud faithfully attend
Cd %. ~,
Refer 10 MessTs. L. A. Benoist Co Loker Rencs
CO h,lker- and Collins Kellogg = Louis Messs nan
lin Durvee = CO Lawrence Trlmbe a Co hn "a Aqehs
Ioc.os. < sous and ". W Pinnes 4 Co. New lofH-
Mes.r. Collins 4 Brothers, Hartford - lawom-
NrOTICE.-JOHN W. APPLICABLE. Attorney AID
Counsellor at Law IN thls city on business and VIII
remain here one week Any persons desiring 70 intFust
claims % hin for collection IN Cncinnau Or rs sc4nty
Or .uy other legal business requested 70 ieaye the same
,tb .uy one 81 the following named gentlemen Reed
F.g Co1useIlor-sf-Law, James Mckeen ESQ Counsel
Ioraf-Laaf: JOSIAH II. Applique ESQ Attorney al Law
- -icitor IN Cnsncery ~ ChambeEssL; Theodore
gniae F,a Attorney aud Counsellor AZ Law broedsL
he vii b. Il the offces Of Mesrs Reed, Mckeen n
Aopessts dgling the 0IeEoons o. the sth 10Th AID ltn
I'D AZ Tie otce NJ HIusdale duunz the Afternoons
u the same days go.
ssIisfac.ory references will Be giyen- 9er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

r. Tn. Restorative tordihi, tprrQ pared - I I.
ss's,.a Tsr~vtI-rl o. cel-Hrai-1 Tor aevslug r-r-
Won. .s-c.ious 10 which females are pocusfy SUBJECT
.so-i;ug stree IN n q. u csniiy sni pGtcDisry
,~,sT ~ a n D. ss>Ds. 10. fullous!, so4d elso y
Rnsbton 4 Co 10 Sroadwsy and y A.,or House 70
Rr.sd~.v y E.st Bfo.lwsy; - Hatfcn-s- and y To-
=. 49, ~ I-rn. Al PrIrr 81 per tole. ~. 3laEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

Rus OyER-An elderly lady whose name We
~ not learn was Yesterday run over bY the Franklin
House .sg.. 1t the corner Of Cortland and Washing
.tol slightly Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
%. Ne,y-York Nynfrr.i nrc E,inblIrhmcntl

al N and n FulT.--nll.I Urun'squaTe Is Cun.
Quoted ~ Urs PERSON aud MEkkhR, tbs ia!i,f Of
whom speni Gfarfepburs. sludyins no Msef'
Cnrr SWIM as plallIc-l ts Pf-e.snIk eal. I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

RESCUED FROM DROwEISG-A man named
Henry G.. Matthew'S was rsscued from drowning, who .
fsll into the clip At the foot OF Grand 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
Y The Bs..sa A.ls. Of Tuesday say. Of Mr.

That uAxIEL WEHsTEE d. the choice 81 the " ns-
of w.sssctu,eus lsr toe Pres.ienus ofsc@ O. fact
which =. urss1ue % one all deny. Th-i b Is irtsi
by bis az expersnce services. aud ,rsnscr ssent tai
ents 10 sdofn IT,. = stsiO1 here b iliil
r0att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
No AZ BROADWAY
COMPOUND SYRUP or SARSAPAhlLLA,

IELLDN tNU btkDDtH
,s,HIs COMPOUND 10 warranted not inferior TO AM
i ufeoanauon u tho sas.psriila now 10 uss, under
name IL may have been offered 10 N. public
Esca has carefully se.csd ana none used
but such a. were perfect plro aud we'll cured
Tn folgxox diseases a. snOn< The lumber that can
be egrpd By .he timely U.s. Ut sA.s syrup, VIZ scfHola
.at rn.um scAIihesd, all syphiIc iainis, erysp-lss
Old corroded and obstinate ulcers cnisneoas rf1puobs
such - botches sr1 pmpss On ne lace and eeck sno 81
dI.e..-. .risiu from Of mercury. Indeed all I'm
uurit. VI the blood nay be either wholly or pafusy re-
moved By of inysusbs ami scofoanc and al
Ierarg- syrup.
To the seaman and tourist Il 10 particularly recon mend
I'd beins ~ fsby adapted " The removal OF hose d
eas@s which, from freqaeGI change VI cmse u7y efe
so liabls ~ c0nuagt -.
Prepared by DocL C. Johns, aud nf sAie - no sooys
No By the single dorm bottles Prce D. c1tl' PEI s
vie bou g, wish directions -
Nb Also cOIslanuy On hand and Df sale, ~hD esaoy
retaI complete assortment of Botanic mo enrs' Do'n
Shs.s,s ~ ssll rhsx3a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

From TIE MAssAcHUsErrs REGiNEST.-Ihe
Bos,oa Bee OF yesterday publishes letter dated Camp
Csrrsivo. Mexico. Aag lss7, which contains sous
item. Of uews respecting tbs MASSACHUSETTS regiment
lt.sys the Msxicsos are IN grez numbers near tn
roaIs and are attacking every small party they meet
gitn The largest poruon OF Company were under
arrest OF which Is sale 70 De the reus. o TIE
M n xasr R,gal1r csys and boots TIE company
nd bought some pslml-af asts II M.,sroras. via
Col Aobotts consent and IS they sFe good aid com
Portable ths sn refused The Others co.. ABBOT, ssii
they had besn bousai for them sna 'ney snosll wear
them They ,uu persi.ied in their refusal The
wsre ofaersd 10 gel their blankets and three and halt
a.ys provision ready and prepare 10 ssAf ios Aonrey
Tie order Wa ooeyed They were ordered 10 march
~riter Private BlAks Of Company D. ~ss buried On
the esEh Of July Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
The LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC scHooL-The

The LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC ScHooL.-The fol-
lowing passed BY the Corporation Of the Uni
versliy Of Harvard on Commencement day
Vhersas Hon Abbott Lawrence OF Boston. has pre-
scented the nifty thousand dollars 10 the President
and Fellows Of Harvard College. as al endowment Of
the scientific school Ia this University, and for the
foundation Of Prof-ssorshps Of Geology and Engineer
;rg Ia the same, /! 10 therefore unanimously
Voted By the President and Fellows 10 token Of their
gratitude Tor this munifcen donation and 10 perpetual
c,unerorsOu Of the same, that the scientific School
be brpceforth known and drsignated ss the LAWRENCE
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, in the University Of Csmondss
The buildings necessary 10 the completion Of the
donors liberal intentions understand are already N
process Of construction and vii be anshej under
the superln,eudence Of Mr.. Lawrence himself. II his
generosity fail not OF It's object Il the persons
selected to carry oct his views for the scientific edHeA
ton Of the rising generation are euassd for their Trust
hs msn6ceul foundation will Be Ut ire greatest service
The Interest. OF the Republic, Science and Humanity
For himself BE- has ersctct ui0nrtncri more osrao.e
tnsn brass or marble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

SERIOUS AccIDESr-About clock yesterday
afternoon while Mr.. Thomas Cah "a, driving 10 sew
enth avenue hs horse took fright add away when
be was thrown from his against the curb stone
by which his wis; broseo. aud bis face severely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
nRAIsTEps7 SALOONS,

- Wnfrr-f urc.-N1s N : GOV r01fI1nes y re-
ceige patients A. 81 feminist Gymnasium art com
r.tenf teacher ere attached % thi, institution
- .awlnnE ftAsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
Messages from the Mayor.

BOARD or ALDERMEN sept o, 1871
The following message was received from bis
Honor the May or which directed to be- entered q,
length ON the ninutes and published in more of
the public newspapers d 4. VALENTINE, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
~ nooYbr,a,. t.radunted Magnetic Ha.

rh,,..rTs..~ .-~ .sd beauuf.i instrariess have -
o-Iy-d re scnsfa c3rn'nd.,-on ~ - ~. Floes
- n ~ 49, "a sc-rurl u tt@ir great ~ pcily suc
exc-ll-nrs they are co-hderty fse5uneIced 40 oeng
he nos be.utf1 convenient and eterilai Ace o. ne
80 shb "a, ever be-u Introduced 70 NJ public In a.
- ,o,lr o, r-fvO1s setter toe sccc. 81
s-cas th-ir Use . Truly woEterfli Esea nsehinsis sc
companies By msrusl with igl elfsc.oa' ~ Is ~
- D- c. AOOaHEAO. ia- Bfosaway,H Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
z-Dr Chrt.t,r,. t.aivanic Rings. Belts,
~ - .aa ,ia.arric fiuId.-suanxers re-

.,.@f, lsf-Tn-i tbsi nc cnr S..ee 70 S-s- 1ort 70
-, 49, c-l-brs.rf srtic.es, g-c4io-, % a. tf ls-
S.~ --...-~r a. a1c y alten .z,e. IA In al
\, SEEVOCs DISEASES. sb- efe.ey Of clrist 20
yslyanic .lc.,s 10 ITALY ~ood-r1. sna .lsr k'esl &c
- - I'D orshl-ss iriatons against Which
be 1as.ic srs respectfully slAseed No pratEis' or
Cs.'r. .rtc,s, ls sale sat e1cUsly- As--ey Al lss
Broadway. $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Wholesae and re ..,
L taI-For cash a. small profits snd quick sales. 70
bei.t ADS assorted sizes and styles 81 coz clfled maple
BLACK walnut and windsor chArs cuE4ec maple eAa D.-A
walnut and painted rockers soiss, Ianoz1Iy ca. -
va1s AID o,toman. q1srtetrs wnstnots sno isney eo
clocks and ooklng glasses, together VIII arg 40
rs assortment Of good aIf Narrated f1rni,1is 2y
stIus D. BISHOP, 80 hgdson-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

r. stsstst between Montgomery md 0ovssssss sts,
g a., Rissr-ofscs a Mslden-lsne, second door.
me sabscber continues 70 manufacture sal hes COS
on hand Of eli the varieties Of quality - eetss
smDkW GEORGE MATTER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

ry Up to Monday 1880 cartmen's licenses had
been issued At the Mayors Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

BOARD or ALDERMEN, Sept ISL
The following message received from his Honor
the MeyoT which directed TO be entered length
the minutes. and published in one or more of the public
newspapers VALENTINE Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

UsO DHCGGIsTs.-Sof ssls osezehssf. Tor su.an
i am rssr ne cry. OF productive Prop.ry oe ne
md ne Old established store q ne suosenS ~. ~
,sr 4. he c,ry Of toe store and evening sSo
!. l. sCHlEtSLlN IA Csesl.t
..as,r. opposss wess Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

a $500 ~ ps TnWr5ESD's ssRsAPARILLA
IL : eomnon sNsaps'il. syu2, which u !. Dot %
one botle contains . sufficient gcan.i'y 70 n.ae @o'e
800 49, "a sr inr-- OF Egr sbling. PER quart II
\. r'snunI .xirsot o, Ire bess Hotdsfss saf..psns,
exlnsc.-d without heat Pnnepsi onee ,@ RI Dn -
nsrt tor 10 Toe -oa. - 1n ~ : ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
BOARDING..

DOARD-A gentleman and his wife and three sinsie
ID gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant FUR
nshed or uniurnished and good board IN private
boarding house The said house was thoroughly painted
repaired. thu, Spring References exchanged Apply
al 81 AfseV-sf 81 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

"A krEk-CCKk--Ur. ThALL. ~Lo stsf<a 20 ~"
~ ,cropsitc Iasgilrloa 10 Amrfcs receives
Al hs O. y and c0muodc1s esssbl.amenL Al 81 JONI
Pam. IS LalshLsL Pefsons a. alee vi. 80.
.Sf 1o-le 1870. ~ ~ ssH m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09
xITuY WILL VOL HAVE III HkADAt w

w The Old and vsestaDIlsned ca.'sl ,Psn
ne a.. ioarteen years They have stood the oest Of ell
tsts th.t oil tos9lz tr4l anf for want Of the mate
- 7rh eouuo4- hem the saes have been princ pally
esn,d 10 lie stats u Rhode IslaGd where they ma
sr,red from roots and herbs Of the growth and procrc
go ~ de forests IN New nxand am informed by my
ssssts in The City ofPrDydencs thar they sell Of my
pins thsn al others put together and were they vel
Known n the city the wants could DOT b. supplied The,
are purely vegetable, and ne least danger 70 -
appreherded from ther For headache, Ind seson.
dyspepa liver complaint scEoiula piles, and, a. puTher
Of tie blood these Pills stand gnriyse1 and have coeqUs
Prepared only BY O. Spencer, Warwick X l. who 10 sole
proprietor 70 whom only the composition q sno~n
Sold wholesale and retail By A. b. 4 d, SANDS, Drug
lsts. 100 Fu.ion-st corner Of William y L 81 IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

~ Hssz and s,voSi arrived here Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

~ Two hundred and seventy immigrants ar
n red h.ra On MnnfaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

NO EDITORS and men OF enterpriso.--A thorough
i business wanted, with small capital iYfs
new popular periodical literary gentleman amllin
with periodical literature, wishes an engagement Win
some established paper. Address Literature al spald
ing lsg. Broadway. ~ Nv
CENTLENE>'s WASHING aud ctimPns isr.
NJ .. ard chip ws.hiDs and managing. bed aud table
linen msnged by the dozen At 1911 sprinsst betwrss sat
livan and McDousal sts Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

- vIsITERs 20 bs n = sss Arreair va ~ 80 %
h1 Of september neat VIA may De usscs " ootsia &c
Communications Of n. sprogs WI hnd eomioueoSs qosS
'Sf' - ''' '~" II J THOMAS
~ s.v.rsl ~xs Trs'ns viii run daily sna from Ser
sos. AID B-.on "a d!ssocs Of sn miss dannr Ne zoe
tipH.ne- 81 NE tais elZ -ns "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-09

DDARD-A large front room the ecscpd hoor with
ID small bedroom adjoining containing Crotos water
Suitable gentleman and his wife OF two or three sn
gle Eentemen 10 let with board At II Beekmsnss near
49,, Re,e,.nce r.ouired 81 81
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
ReGisfeg,S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all legatees and
other persons interested in the estate of The re-
speciive decedenis and minors. lha. The admin
isration accounts Of the following estates have
been filed in The Office of the Register of Mon
roe County. and will be presented for confirma-
lion and allowance io the Orphan's Cour, 10 be
held at SIroudsburg, in and for the aforesaid
County, on Monday the 9Th day Of July next,
at 2 o'clock P NJ
The first account Of Elizabeth Decker, one of
the adminstralrixes of the Estate of John
CRUDE, late of Smilhfeld township decd
The first account OF James B. Morgan, admin
isrator of the Estate Of James Morgan, late
of Stroud township, deceased.
The first account of George Bu.lz, adminislra-
tor of Jesse Shafer late of Tobyhanna town
ship, deceased
The second account of Jacob Bishing and An
,hony Sebring executors of The last will and
testament of James Sebring, late Of Pocono
township, deceased.
The first account of John A. Washburn, admin
islrator of the Estate of Daniel Washburn
lse of Ross township, deceased
SAMUEL REEFS, Jr., Register.
Registers Office, Strouds.
burg, June II. lS47.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

ENOURTH OF JULY.-On this day of festiyity
Il and Joy, when we are all prone TO indulge in
the good Things of this life, and not unfrequentlv
to excess, let us not forget that overlooking the
system, either with food or drink, especially at
this season of the year, is often attended with the
most serious consequences. If any, however,
should inadvertently overstep the bounds of pru-
dence, they should bear in mind that Wrights In
dian Vegetable Pills certain to prevent all evil
results from improperly of diet; because they
thoroughly cleanse the stomach and bowels from
those bilious and corrupt humors which are the
cause of collie pains, dysentery, cholera morbus,
and other disorders of the bowels
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and
improve digestion, and therefore give health and
vigor TO the whole frame, as we'll as drive disease
of every kind from the body:
Beware Of Counterfeits.- public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines, which
in order to deceive are called by names similar to
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
For sale by George II Miller, Stroudsbnrg, who
is the only authorised agent for that place; see ad-
vertisement for other agencies in another column
Office and general depot 1863 Race st. Phila.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
Discovery of a new Island.

|, Capt. i. Paulson, of the Danish ship Triton,
reports that on The 26lh of March, while on his
passage from Santa Cruz TO London. he dis
covered an island, upon which be landed and
walked round in about half an hour Ii was
covered with green grass and bushes, and while
;he captain was taking an observation, The crew
came aud told him that they had discovered the
body of a dead man Proc seding 10 the spot,
be found il in cave, in a perlec' state appa-
ren,iy, but dried up. with Ioug ~hiekers and
card, and long yellow hair. He found also
an oval box, on which some lstIers were IN
scrbed, and small boat. partially constructed,
which was fastened together wrh something,
but could find no nails The whole Of these
on being handled crumbled nto dust He found
ibe altitude 10 be 33 l9 n, aud Longitude AZ
50 W. Dy chronomeler. He Judged he Island
70 be from sixiy 10 seventy feet in height He
planted the Dutch coiors on it and proceeded
on his yoyage.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
santa Annals Favorite Retreat.

II The New Orleans National states iha, twelve
p bevond CerrO Gordo is The hacienda OF
en SanIa Anna. As This distinguished iunc
onarv owns pretty much the " hole country
rween Vera Cruz and Jalapa, he finds il con
eaien, 10 have TWO o,her residences bu, the
scIenda near Cerro Gordo was his Gavori,e re-
real. Here ii was he lived in dignity, previous
The disastrous ballle that lost him his presi-
4 en,ial office and his popularity among his peo-
! Ee Il was a bold dragoon Major who, first
I i our army, entered This princely abode he
cszed with as!onshment al The surrounding
/ ,PlendOr, aud had not proceeded far TO examine,
before The name Of Gen. Santa Anna met his
|sghr. and informed him where he was. The
/ esldence was characterized by species OF ori-
lnlal splendour fourteen large rooms crowded
}pon each other, filled with costly ottomans,
Nom the walls which were suspended rare
works Of art. Every thing had been precipi-
lately abandoned; upon centre table in one
Iof he principle saloons lay an unsealed note
~ The wiring OF the Dictator. IL stated that
'' be left every Thing TO The mercy of a gener-
Gus enemy"
The Major peered about as if he had an Ara
ban enchaniment: he examined alientlvely The
pictures, and coveted saddle with costly trap
pings and slirrups Of gold inad with silver he
perped into a liule recess, and his heaTI ihrob-
hel-lhere was a couch for princess. Upon
The adjoining tables were scattered costly per-
fumes and on The floor. as they had abandoned
TWO preiry Spanish feet. was pair OF elegantly
wrought. yet Iiny slippers. The Major was a
gallant man and an honorable one--dragoon as
he was, he could foEegn The saddle and s'lrrups,
cold ihough they were--bul he wanted trophy,
and he placed he slippers in his pocket with
d thrill at their feel that would have done hon
OF 10 powerful galvanic battery, Yet his heart
smo'e him. and he placed The treasures back,
and walked into the more exposed paris OF The
house. He went into The neIghborlng pounds
and viewed the splendid callle and horses lha,
were luxuraIing in ease /: when, presently,
there dashed by an aid of Gen. Scou ordering
The Dragons 10 pursue the rerreaung Santa An
na In an instant The Maj was mounted, and
his men followed with yell OF delight. few
hours elapsed when he returned to the splen'
did hacienda. What change The fine cattle
had been driven of, the saddle still remained
bul The gold and silver was gone. The pictures
were destroyed, and hung in fragments from
heir frames The splendid cushions had been
cul asunder, and the mirrors broke into thou
saEd fragments So ended an incident in The
drama Of this Mexican war.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
SIX CENTS REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, on Wednes-
day nigh, the 30lh June, ls47, WILLIAM H.
GRESHAM, an indenlured apprentice, Qrom the
House of Refuge, Philadelphia TO the tanning
and currying business. He is abou, feet 10
inches high-raher good looking, and had on
when he left new suit of black cloth clothes
and pair Of new caf-skin boots
Said boy was indentured TO me on the 9TH
day of April lS47, and had years o months
days to serve.
The above reward, bu, no costs, will be paid
FOX his apprehension and delivery at this place.
DEPUE S. MILLER.
Slroudsburg, July |, lS47
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

,,.,,, 10000 in number, but poorly armed and Of
,,serable material.
There was small pronunciamento at the city
: Mexico which was easily put down by Gen.
Pnstamente. 1t was got up by factions Of the
s,,lace party, and of GonteZ Farlas' party
49, cry was, down with Santa Anna, but the
n1-os;5ent a5 interim still maintained his power
and influence. o
We have about 5000 men at Puebla under the
..,,,oand of Worth and Qultman.
'Oi, Cen. Scott will remain at Puebla until he is
reinforced.
Gon. Bravo is in command of the army at the
capital
r7ba o1ifors of Ell Arco Iris had received dates
cam the capital I'd of June. Santa Anna had
.ocond time sent in his resignation of the Presi-
Sorcv. Congress had not. however, up to that
,;r,a accepted it; he had also made a formal res
'Tnation ot his office, as commander-in-chief of
10 army. which, like his resignation of the Pres
,Io,cv. remained in abeyance, Congress not har-
or acted upon either. Rejon and five other
cenorals. whose names are not given, have been
,-ra.ted and sent to the different States for con-
fnement
work OF retaliation on the guerlllas. On the
morning of the Sth inst, he started with his CON-
mspd from Perote, on an expedition of some dis
lance into the interior. During the expedition
he succeeded in capturing 10 guerrlllas and an
AIcade He has employed them in cleaning the
streets and sinks,
letter has been received in Vera Cruz on the
18th inst, previous to the sailing of the Calves
ION. direct from the headquarters Of Gen. Scott,
stating that Gen Scott had issued orders for the
the removal of the Government stores from We
"a Cruz TO Tuspan. This chang was said to be
IN part owing to the sickness in Vera Curz, and
because communications could be more easily
Iaptup between Tuspan and Puebla Than between
he latter place and Vera Cruz.