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VARTxyEJ.I,,s WARRINGTON ii

HARTWEII's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street ADORE sepen door the Masonic Hall,
PHILADELPHIA
TNIIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and relrnlshed,
J. and the proprietor has spared means TO insure
his visters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen well the private ordl-
nary for ladies, large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the most modern
style. This house being in central positions the propre-
socts continuance of public favor pedgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
N. b. bath house is attached to the hotel, where warm
and old baths canbe had nj any hour
TNOR RENT.-A story house, with basement, on Al
j. street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street In
qure OIL Williams, next door.
Dec. %
NOR RENT.-A comfortable two-story brick house,
l. pleasantly situated III street, and neatly and gem
teely furnished for the accommodation of small fam
Any person temporarily residing in the city, and wishing
enjoy the comforts OF housekeeping without being sub
ject to the expense Of purchasing furniture viii find this
rare chance. Terms very moderate. Apply
WILLIAM $. CLARY
Dec % AT the Union office
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CA. Meeting of the sus.srlesr. % the birth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16
DISPATCHES FOR TIE Tribune
BY ELECTRIC TELE G Il APH.
FARTHER FROM MEXICO.

RICHMOND Aug ID III
No oapers were received AZ Richmond 70 dAy'
from points South Of Charleston. ] am again
Indebted y NJ Hall the Mail Agent for The re
a.u,e oftbe -.h instant containing farther details
bat no later arrivals Of news from Vera Cruz and
Puchls
The P,cagsas, aiyicos from Vera Cruz diiief
fc,,p those from Puebla. aud are decidedly more
favorable. The impressions rrc'auins al vera
Cruz the Picovuses correspondents LAY, are de
rived very much from the English. who are aware
Of the efforts making By their minister to bring
about negotiation. flr peace, AID prevent the Ca
pital from falling into our hands a letter ia the
P.rqvun, from the Capital dated 10Th July says
tina, Santa Anna is sole Dictator-that Congress
can do nothing because there is never quorum
present-that the Government IS seeking closer
union with European poVers-and with this view
has given orders for the liquidation Of the claims Of
their subjects
About go men were at Vera Cruz, when the
Fashion lett expecting TO leave IN few days ig
the army under Gen. Wilson The deaths at Vera
Cruz Of vomito from the 18th to the 5lst OF July
were soldiers 10 mathematics Department,
Il. Mexicans. o. others. 2-Total, IS.
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Chihuniun.

After the capture OF this place Col. DOniphan
appointed Captains Hudson. Parsons and W0ghtman %
examine the public property and report thereon The
JfTsrs0n inquirer gives brist synopsis OF the report
made II presents good view OF the wealth and i'm
portance of that place The British lessee OF the mint
vas inclined 10 conceal from view soma Of the apart
ments In that establishment bat the stern tones Of the
American captains after the lesson be had received
from Col Mitchell acted IS an open sesame The FOL
lowing is the Leures syuopfls, taken from Capt Par
sOns's order book
The mint i. reported by the Board TO cover An extent
Of 1898 square yards and contains the following ope
ratige departments
Two assay Offices arrhnery in which 1000 ounces
Of silver refined Ia eight h0urs
The silver alloy department is fitted up on the most
approved French system with iron crucbles containing
1900 ounces from - 900 20 1000 ounces IS the guam
tiy usually melted At one time detailed accoun, is
given of the various departments attached to the
mint viz. tho rolling department. With presses a
blsnchug room with coming and milling machinery
and all the other necessary apparatus which appear 10
be- Of the most extensive sud costly character
In the public library 1T the capitol were 326 volumes
principally works in the Spanish language, on law and
politics. The only Latin work 10 Cicero. There are
one or two volumes tho catalogue IN the French Ian
gnage-but not OF an American or English author.
The inventory also shows among other property tho
follow ing articles
gservieeable muskes SIS bsyonet .cabbards 10 kegs
r. + Ky rifle powder keg hints o. boxes Of car.
tridges each box containing lOJ rounds - boxes car
tiids,s for canister shot balls and shells
tanning twenty rounds esch sO pounds rifle powder,
keys rifle powder l trunk officers clothes . wagon
lOsds hard bread. 800 pounds each I wagon loads
dried beef 1000 pounds each pleasure carriage 10
large male wagons. 700 yards bendsges pounds Of
lint coffee, sugar rice aud many thousand cigars
During the examination Of tho public property
port circulated that arms we're concealed in the
church Cspts. Parsons snd Weightman after tho
rough search reported that the rumor unfounded
Every facility cheertully offered 10 them In the
examination by the vicar" We have. cay these gen
temeD the satisfaction - report that nothing of this
nature discovered and that the church has entirely
acquitted herself OF the unjust Aspesious in circulation
against her" 81 Louis Union.
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Prospects of Peace.

This arrival brings US fall confirmation = tue ru-
rors which have a'ely prevailed here relative to the
failure of the ast effort OF our Government in the mis-
sion Of Nr Tr.t o. bring the Mexcsns 10 listen 10 res
son All prospects peace dssipsied Tor the
moment aud the sword will more be appealed to
a. an arbiter Of the future destnss OF that Republic
through the obs,nscy Of he b,sotted rulers who now
preside over her Government By our correspondence
and extracts below Il Will be that there has bcsn
contest Of eiquitte about constitutional rehis between
the Congress and Santa Anna. each evidently sinking
the responsibility Of making peace with the invaders Il
49, however shrowdy supposed that the latter person
sincerely desifous Of patching up the differences
between the two countries the sole of srcur
Ing to him the grand object OF his ambition VIZ the
Dctaturship When the Congress dissolved. which was
done by the withdrawal of such number OF members
a. 20 leave the remainder below the figure which con
ttues quorum. santa Anna held n council OF general
officers when . resolved 10 try the effect OF one
fnore encounter either by marching against General
Scott At pueba. rejecting the propositions for nesO
tiaon. calmly await his advance and act on the de-
iensiye In order 20 be freed to act, the Government
issued decree suspencng the issue OF all newspspers
except the Official organ. The forces drawn together
for the def of the Capital stated 10 be 25OOOn
the City Itself 1900 hourly expected from San Luis
under Valencia. with fourteen pieces of cannon and
1900 scattered on the road between the City OF MoEi
co sud Puaba TO act sgainst the invading forces, ss
they advanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

rF Inge is barely elected by an unprecedented
rally in Fayette the Loco-Foco stronghold, in a
District which gave Polk 643 majority, and wherein
Payne. the late Loco-Foco Member had DO Wing
opponent two years since.
-Asit Is settled that the Loco Focos have the
Governor and Legislature by reduced msjorities,
we forbear farther details until we have them
complete.
The new Delegation to Congress consists Of
l. JOHN GAYLE gain, ". lillian " Ings.
II. INV HILLIARD no op. v .GtorSe S Houston.
ILL., Sampson W Harris do vi Vim. r. ". Cob.
VII 'FrGnklin ". BorGer,, 1000 moi.
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Morehesd. Wing, over TIsbue, Native, LIS:
over Marshall Loco, ll43
la Col. Richard NJ. JohnsOns County, lscott) al.
ways Loco, the Native beats both the other esndi
dates.
The Legislature is strongly Wing, but We think
not quite 50 s,ronsly as last year. The difference
is slight. however The Frankfort Commonwealth
has re,arns eleesing Wing. Looo Senators; 81
Wing. % Loco Representatives.
The CosvESrios is undoubted carried, by Il
majority no, merely Of the votes cast but Of all the
legal voters 10 the State. as was required. The
question must be Cbmitted next year and carried
IN Ike manner beiOre the Convention can be held
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The lI0rulOn-.

An extra from the Office OF the California Star
published A. Yrrba Buena contains address 10 the
Saints IN England and America, which Is signed by :
Brannsn President proposes 20 give brief ylsw OF
the condition OF the M0rmOn- since their advent Ia
California Mr. Rranusn says they we're six months In
making the passage from New York - ferba Buena
and that the colony enjoyed good health. In relation -
the country sud climate be they have not been dis
appointed in their expectations but. like all other new
countries they found the account Vt livery much exag
gerated " much thsth recommends 20 ell persons
t. provide themselves with thick clothing instead Of
thin They were then-lhe first Of Jsnuary-buslly en-
gagged In putting In crops tor The emigrans Mounons TO
sahsisi upon when they arrive About twenty males OF
their humber have be says gone astray alter strange
gOds and refuse 10 assist Ia providing tor their oehreu
The Mormops had commenced a settlement on the
river Josquin large and beautiful stream empyng
the Bay OF san Francisco. Twenty Of their NUMBER
up Al New Hope blowing and putting In wheat and
other crops, and making preparations 10 move thsr
families up IN the Spring. The Spaniards, or natives.
kind 10 them. although they were much terrified
by the reports circulated ABOUT them by the emigranis
from Missouri Gov. BOgss was IN the country, and
during an interview which Mr. Brannsn had with him 3
few days previous he says he expressed much dsssIs
faction with the country aud spoke strongly Of return
Ing back IN the spring
on the arrival Of the Mormous at Yerba BuenA few
of VI passengers eniesvored 10 make mischief and
trouble but their designs frustrated Four persons
were accommodated from the church during the pas
sage tor their wicked and licenu0us conduct-Eder
w Pell Orren smith. A 7 Moses and Mrs Lucy Eager.
The conduct Of the two elders % said % have been Of
the most disgrsceful character Aiierwsrf On neir ar
rival Elisha Hyste. James Scott and ls- sc Addison
were excommuuc .ied-ihs later having returned 10
United suies-snd others deserved the same fate but
their attention then particularly called 10 tenn
pOrAl than spiritual Affairs. Provisions were high.
owing 10 the arrival Of many Immigrants and the
provisioning Of the army and navy. lie repsats his
comu1er alton thst imm grants should GORE well sup
piled which os done only oy coming BY water. No
Intelligence had been received from the brethren AZ the
Society Glands. Immigrants from New York and B1s-
ton were expected 70 arrive. 81 Louis kePuo. 3.
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Infer from Tnmpico.

PHfLADELFIuA- Aug. I3-F. Vt.
Dates from Tampico to the 3oth have been re
ceved At New Orleans
Gen. Carey was reported to be within 10 miles
Of Tampico with three thousand troops who have
with them Il American prisoners
Some OF the Louisiana volunteers have been de-
tccted selling cartridges 70 the Mexicans
\ letter in the Picqyune from the capital OF Mex
leo dated the 29th states that the prospects Of
peace are about as far Oh as ever
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Business Notices.

RlcHE1Inu GoLD PEss.-These pens have al me feat
blty Of the qai and will last with care for years They
are sold exclusively by b. + WATSON e.. Williams.
one door below WslsL opposite Merchants Exchange
and J. Y SAVAGE. % FulIons Although sod Tor S. her
are warranted 10 write as well 40 The pens sold for g.
elsewhere Pens Of all kinds from Is to e. whole
sale and retail Levi Browp premium pens IS Gold PEGS
repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

" The Courier Il Enquirer Of Saturday morn
ing edited its readers as follows
Duty and necessity are, and we believe must and
and ever should be- the incentives to labor"
We inier from this that high officers Of the resu
lar army never dance at balls which is pretty Sc
we're labor nor attempt any physical or mental ex.
ertion except from duty or necessity On the
same principle they probably eschew all superfu-
Gus ornaments, music and honors and 10 for no.
thing but bare 80 duty or necessity"
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GLORIOUS TKNNEssER.

They do say that MIL S. Blows, the dauntlcss
and untinDg champion Of Wing principles and
measures before the People Of Tennessee. must be
chosen Governor OF that State over the incumbent
Aaron V. Brown, BY 1000 to 1000 majority. As
bat half the State is dehni,ively heard from, we
can only say that the returns before justify the
presumption-but our readers shall Judge for them
selves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

GES. Scorr-Ei Sol dc AHaipac OF the "a inst.
Ina reference 70 the American army, says
The courier arrived here Saturday night last from
the City Mexico but from tho various reports received
by him We can only inform our friends that no new
movement on part of Gen Scott has a. yet taken
place We had the pleasure of interview with gen
tleman Yesterday from whom We learn that Gen scott
mad when our informant him. ten thousand men NJ
for service aud three thousand others sick and In
other capacities In which he could not well reckon upon
them for fighting purposes. But learn that Il VS. bis
fixed determin alton the moment Of Gen Pearces srri
val 10 march At upon tho Capital, and We may add
as a matter of course TO TAKE
BY letters received here last Saturday evening We
farther learn that dispatches have been forwarded from
headquarters u for Washington and this city. and
that our expresses bearing the must have been
Oh nothing whsteyer having been received By that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16
Lectures on Association.

We learn that Messn. John Orvis and John AL
len, agents OF the American Union Of Association.
lists. about 70 make through this State for
the purpose Of leoturing upon the system Of Asso-
citation. Indeed they have already commenced as
last evening was appointed for them to address an
audience at Albany. They are to be at Troy on
Tuesday the l7th. at tica on W ednesdsy the lsth
at Syracuse on Thursday the Goth at Rochester on
Tuesday the 3lst st Batavia on Tuesday Septem.
Der :, and at Buffalo on Monday September ID
The friends OF the cause in the several places
where they may visit are earnestly requested to
make all necessary arrangements to secure large
audiences and to give the fullest efficiency to their
lsbors Should the Associsiionists Of other towns
wish for their services, they may be addressed at
the places above indicated and the necessary AZ
rangements made.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST l6.

~ TAe Hkie SAFE C0preHfioE TO nominate Secretary
of STATE Controi.r &c will assemble At Syracuse on
Wedne sdsy. Oct6 Il 10 70 consist Of one Delegate
from each Assembly District In the state TO be chosen
by the WIKI voters OF such District In such manner
The County Committee shall direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

COLUMBIA. $. C-We have no change FOR the
better 70 n0ts The rains have continued with but te
interval OF sunshine and the prospect Of good Cotton
crop IL gloomy the extreme fair sunshiny day has
become gres, novelty and this year has been ueter
n al the st The resnet has laid waste the best Corn
% The streams and Enoree river Il has destroyed
many mile The loss Of crops and property has been
large. south CAroAnian
TIE HARVEST Is RES.sELAER--The farmers Of
Rensselaer, will b sbundsnty rewarded for their labor
this year IN he q1snii,y If In the market value Of
their crops The yield of Rye aud Osts Is very large
ard the croYs Of Corn P1t-tOes and BdcksEeai viii oe
abundant TIE Gfsss crop mas been in1neEfe, and Hay
viii PROBABLY De cheaper rex: Winter than nAs been
tor Us years Whest cannot Dc grown q advantage
Ia Rensselaer, In passing for 70 niles through some Of
TIE Land Ia tire county the other Day, We only no
c-d three helcs q Wheat and tnAt vas 81 poor q1a
ity. Troy Whis
WlscoSsrv WHEAT CROP.-A farmer from Troy
waworth County tells - that the yis.d Of Wheat, IN
hist neg bOrlood snI ali through The western part Of
WslNorth County i not ony abundant 5ut Of superior
quality The crop Averages resrly twenty i've bushels
the scre snd many re.ts shout Troy rses forty
bushels We hear similar accounts from Jefferson
D1dgs and the northern counties generally. Indeed
there epti0n, that We know Of In any part Of
our Lriie Territory. The Wheat everywhere. has
turned oui fanously.
CAYUGA CO.-The grain crops OF this county
have al been harvested and IN excellent order. There
i scarcely difference Of opinion smong farmers that
Whea; never better than this year, nor larger
sVerEse yield TIE berry 10 unusually large, well "a
free from smut &c Oais and Barley are also nne, and
Corn promises sn aouudan. harvest We hear esq too
about Potato than for iS0 three years past
Ga the whole farmers perfectly sats6ed with the
wsrdet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

GOLD PESs-FAors ARE STUBBORN THINcs. Thai J. W.
GKgAroN Co II Cedar 81 NewYork, or IS Chsssnu.si
Philadelphia, do keep the best assortment Of gold pens
and god ard silver pen aud pencil to be found 10 NE
country. ID indsputabe. That their prices lsnce
their .as reduction considerably less than those Of
any other house, fact well ino.n to many and easily
s.cera'ned by ALL Any Kind Of pen sold elsewhere for
-, they all se for ~ 5o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

August IS IT congestion 4 tbs brain Ms,lsr Brfs
PHREY CRAkY eld~s, son 81 Peter and Sarah c.,
sged s years months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited -
attend his funeral At the residence Of Bis father M
North Moore a. thi. afternoon. August Is at4 oei,
~ Albany and Troy papers plssss copy
sunday morning. Aug -, MARY r. youngest dssshl
ter Of Lawrence and Esther hervsn sged - month, =.
days
At whstey Mass 29th ult Mr.. GRAyE. Cars A..
- lie served IN tho ssr Of the Revelation and a..
psnsoner. lie wss At West Point II the execution =
MsOr Andre and stood sentinel over hlm the nisht =
fore his death ie retained distinct recollection !,
that event aud up % the time Of bis death would xiv.
minute and accurate account ~ the ~hole trsn.aefon
la Springfield. 5th lust Mr. DAVID AMEs sged - ~
Ames might truly be called the father OF psper mAnui
turing in this country no one Frooab now living hsvck
been in it longer period
In NARROW. n n 20th ult widow LYDIA GUsriN refe,
OF John Ggsiin aged 0 years and % days A coma,
pondeut Of the Concord N II Freeman SAYS Mr.. &
was born in Connecticut q think In lyme) IN Igne l,i
sud was lOl years old the 18th day OF lss, June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

lNDIAsA-ln the absence Of any contradictory
advices, we coD6de in our TelegraPhic report OF
Saturday, tina, GEORGE 6 DUsS has beaten Dr.
Dobson y votes in the With late Speaker Dsvissl
District giving US fur Wings to six Locos from
that stste--a Wing gain Of tco Petit Henley
Rockhill and Caihcart are elected by some 80 TO
$50 votes each, and might all have been beaten had
the Whizs half tried. As it is, the new Delegation
is pretty certainly composed OF
D,s, wa, Dia. Mg.
FrtsuAFnrEEE AL VI. GKo. & Dunn IL
IT, TADua. Hsnlsy. A. VII w THoMFsoN!yi
M Joba 1. Robinson. VIII John Pau
~ CALKs B. smrrH.l35i TX. -Charis " Ca,hoart.
Y. -Balsan ~ WleE. 25s X. BWlo- ROesAtA
Ks Aectod Wings 10 small capitals.
Ma HENLEY's DIsTEIcr -Genilernen from the JET.
frrsonvine Congregational District inform tina, the
votes certain precit In that District cannot legally
be counted there having been law for opening poll
In th.t precinct and that these being omitted In
ihe count the certificate Of election ~ b. given 70 Mr.
Davis Louisville Journal lOth-
L<eisiatfrc-The Wings have gained two 5ena
tors. The Senate will pretty certainly stand "a
Wing TO % Loco The House stands 80 Wing 10
IS Loco Foco IS TO hear from. No doubt Of
Wing majority on Joint Ballot
ILLINols.-The Election throughout this State
this year was for County Officers only and was
bat partially influenced by politics Many perhaps
most. Of the Counties have chosen their officers
from both parties
In the Vth PEORIA District Maj VIM A. R'eh-
ardsoa, Loco, is elected TO Congress in place Of
Hon. S A. Douglass chosen L. s. Senator. As
Douglass had , 76l majority last year, the Wings
made little opposition.
ALABAnA-Ex. Gov Gayle's majority in tie
LIST Mobile) District is AS votes. All the other
Districts have chosen as we stated some days
since, save that the WITH then IN doubt, has
elected Hin. " Inge Loco, by los votes. The
following is the poll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

Al Kingston, \ II. Col WILLIAM WEssrER .sas &,
n Miss Martha Winso~. sged 10 BY thn sbor, 49,.
the bridegroom hss married his sisters grand isoys,s.
which makes the bride wife 10 her grsGd uncle -
70 her grand father and srand mother 10 Der ,
and mother great hunt 10 her brothers and sister. g
Is step mother to fve children fourteen grand ehssn
and one great grand child
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


s.hitth ltvHl futf1A fViiJ I" th' NNfJ thh
~ The corner stone OF tho Union Methodist
Episcopal Church ON Desn near Powers 1t. Brooklyn,
will by permission Of Divine Providence be laid on
Tuesday next August II, At o'clock P NJ. Iulroduc-
tory services by Rev. DR. Bangs-sidresses by Rev w
H. Milburne late chaplain OF the House OF Represents
tves and Rev Or. Lewis. Secretary Of the American
Bble Society The laying Of the stone by Rev. J J.
Matthias.
u George Ellard was arrested on Saturday tor
abandoning his wife. His examination will take place
Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

Is Inc changes 10 The weather, dgrDg the last few
osJs nave cadsoc much sickness he CITY. The
lave sl"sys however, resource - fs bsc< upoa n
osHs iHfsa bssetabs Ps4i, ie~ cOses " Ntich SCI
aoin iail - P1t evofghing 10 rghts
WE-c 90 cay that WrIf1f IAdint JsssLlbl< P,lL are
sdspi-d % he relief aud " every form VI
ee- !. % not W Do presumed Ihs. any medicine 1L-ef
nsess- Is sq4alig calculated 10 40 Even 0cs mi.
oas VI tn- ay1ye ee!eDrstea Pulls have far proved
slDiy "oftniess CON pared 10 the orrgsL Tue
u Us o. tos Wn.tfS hdi4a pegstabls P,f have .icy
sc'e-ne o1ss sod - rare combination Il properties
0'..s no N.o.s sys.en under their Influence.
Ne 90 Dol ssk however mai gls u t1s above
90. pc 4k1n on HusL We sppesi 10 experience aod "
y O'sf "h-.mins testimony which has sOgIIary besn
en-fed Ia favor Of the medic angle IA VII! co
moe 10 convince Than . yo!am- OF words
nsN.fofk principal ofcs aud general desos l3 O'ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16

LIGHTNING TO BgSsiNGroN 1t Is stated tb,,
the Troy and Canada Junction Telegraph Co have o.,
toned the Corporation o. tho McAdsm Turnpike a.
tor leave 49, thsr posis 80 th., road ~ ne F,r
line which leave oil u course be granted Troy Wbi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-16
I.leuf winnie.

a letter has been published IN the Sol dc Ina
haac from this geuilsrnan in which he expresses him
self In enthusiastic terms regarding N kind II aiinent
he had received since falling into the hand. OF the Mex
leans IL IL expected he will be- exchanged Tor MeNi'
can Major now prisoner Ia Vera Cruz.