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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

The > tomb scs~l iyns. CON
w Nfuf' s'ts,d NJ Anton L,,r5o 90
I 49, rom Boston tn her pasar,
90. shs prong he' io',mou o., ,pru.s
'sr 'ef,n.a. ia gale q WIND 81 Cap,
ilsusfr,
Al me bomb v,",l,s ,r wing in H.,
''cr - Al,s'sio. Cap, l.s,c Nsyo beng
10 command q that place
Itr | : .eut ,,s,,l li.c'a irh New
York N ihe l"h Oh md afu,,d - Sac.
'ihrics ca the 2sih Dhces .ni crew all
No. She ca'ips one $4,000 sushi gun,
throwing Ton inch shell
III, inca,, lafiisn ani ihc Gcrman.
town shil,c tom Alvsraio The mofn,g Of
iiesh
Mr. Rental writes 10 tie p,cnvunc
he weather con'nucs uncominfiably
bot hot enough to sutocs,e one afer The
day tro-yc which comes from the sca goes
down ninsst a. ye,. however there Is
no sickness Of consequence among The
troop.
Ihrr hal b"on m arrival also O, New
ofi'aus from the Hfazo., The 18Th, tu, II
bfoug',no n"Ns
Report, have been Published. nys he
y ! Couf.or \ EngIirer which uc 4,
10, choose 10 give currency. Tia, over 2coD
e u. L. : Troop. hid been attacked With
tie Yellow Fever and dv.en,crv They arc
CONFINED IN !c,;ets ifum Vera Cm. pub
hsh'j IN " wan ,a,,.s. ana l..,a Ap.n
gh, and are an,cilv conlraiic',i hy She
Vera Cruz American Eaglc oi the slh. sud
by cofrsspondcn, Of, the Plcayvnc both Of
which state tia, a, lha, Iimc tie health Z.
the troops was good
We have ALREADY mentioned the advance
iowafls )ilapa Of The American ,roops
under Cen Scott The Mcxicans assert
Aat he vail be opposed hy Santa Anna
with above 5000 men lDouLi IS howov.
81 entertained upon this point Some Of
hcon th,nk ihala battle may have taken
place abou, the middle Of April al, a strong
hold between the National i,r,lsc and ia
lapa There IL no definite and reliable IN.
formation as 20 the disposition Of the Mex.
can people or Of Santa Anna. with regard
to peace hu, the Picayunc contains the
following paragraph
'Rrmofs from the city Of Mexico rc7rc.
sent Santa Anna as more inicnily ben, on
The war than ever The reports are the
best authority, IN so Tar rs the wishes of
Santa Anna arc concerned but they ndl.
cate the temper of the public mind. which
Is ~ good ON index Of hrs purposes as any
o,hor.'
In aIlulon 70 this. the Plcayunc cores.
ponden! under date OF April s,h says
Since writing tho above, | learn thai,
Santa on .he IL, inst. eihcr wrote a lcuer
or issued m Order, breathing nAhiny iu,
war'o death with the Unrc1 States This
has been told me ty an intelligent German
gentleman. Ne says ha, a small parry Is
IN favor Of peace. bu, i, isamcro fraction
give TIN. repof, as u, given me"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
GENERAL TAYLOR AND Ills
ARMY

The Cincinnati Chronicle eou,ansal r.,
ter rom Lieut.. 4 b. Cotwin Of The OA,o
Volunteers, which lufnlshc. some in,cfc.,
nc lneIien, OF The battle OF Bu,ua VISA
Aiicr describing the gallan, stand made ty
The Mssispp, Nolunecrs-whieh move
men, Gen Taylor WATCHED with the most
painful anxiety and which he wa, heard TO
say reflected the hieh,s, credit on Cal
DavIss military judgment Lieut. Cor.
win says
'Gcncra Taylor has gained moro innu
onco over b. army than any other Gene.
raj, cave Napoleon, tia, ever lived There
is no, man OF them, who ever think. Of
anything else than success when Gen
lay lor leads them TO battle A certain
CONVICTION r,',s upon the mind Of the coll.
icr. that, Old Rough anl Ready c,nno, be
whipped and 1t nerves his arm and
strengthens his haar to do and dare more
than he could with any less feeling Of con
d,ncc, |, was that sort Of feeling which
animated cur lutte army, when they saw
the glii'cring arms Of the countless hos, Of
Santa Anna, pouring It's thousands through
the gorges OF the mountains There wa,
no hearts there iha, day iha, qualcd for an
instant, At the chosen army Of Mexico -
The very heavens were made vocal with
tho shouts Of triumph which wen, IN from
the American army, when they saw Tho
foe. They had connlcnc IN ,hcir Gcnofal
they knew tha, his mind had measured
with the ulmos, accuracy. the cs,cn, Of tic
fight, and tho oy,c, results and they knew
he never calculated upon false premises
We also knew he had determined Ina, We
should whip them, and wc considered lha.
done, which ought to be done 50 all,ho',
and lcl., and so all acted q, Bucna VISA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
ATTEMPT TO KtDEAP-C;REAT
EXCITEMENT.
Corrc'ponlence of the North American.
PHsbRygh Ami IL

Pins6Rrgh. Aprl IL
We had quite an excitement ,lns nom
ing al the Monongahelia House a slave
catcher accompanied by n constable, al,mp.
ted 10 take slave, rs they asserted he
was, aud we have their say for It II, iha,
house don! krow whether he was
waiter there or no., probably he was, Lu,
they caught hm there and attempted to tie
him when lac h"Iow,d murder n, n lrc.
mcudous rate This brought up all the
colorcd people IN the hotels around anl
~ shor, time they attempted TO take HIM
oil when they fell upon them, carried oil
the man, bca, the slave ca,ohers when lhcy
esisi'd, and finally go, on, warrants AMI
arrested them both believe tins sa pen
i,cn,iary on,nsc under the new law 4,
all cv'nis, they did very foolish ,hiaglD
come here md Try to kI!nap man ia OF
en- daylight.
saw mos, or all OF the melee The
klinappcrs did no, sand The hunIrcl,h
part OF chance ! saw one OF them pa,
his hand into his Goa, pocke, for n pistol \
bowie knfe, but he fortunately did no, ihom
out Il would have been hls death
saw no white person engaged m it bot
there was universal indignation at tins out
rngeous aucmp. 10 carry of a man wllh'l'
chance TO answer for himself ph.bar,
na bad place to kllnap especially IN day
light.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

"a, no period has the country stood high.
or a, home or abroad than nj the pres,u,
The whole country IS IN blaze Of glory
her fields are lccming with plenty her
credit Is unboundns and her prospects
brilliant"
This IS very nluering picture, certain.
IT, and bn, Tor It's dark back ground, we
should participate IN the Globes admlra-
ton OF H. We canno, forget lha, this war
was wngod Tor slavery; tina, the Prosidcn,
sen, Santa Anna and Almontc, wl,hou,
whom our enemies were poworlcss, home
TO Mexico ,ha, the war has cost many
precious lives and that our credit is TO be
used to saddle the country with Nation
al Debt Of a hundred million. Of dollars -
Albany lourna
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
Total,

Col. Ransom, 9th fn.antry. rcuorts. Arr.
III, from i Ns'an, that 100 recruits nal
been made for biz regimen, UP TO that date.
onc company OF the OH viii embark from
Fort Adam. X J.. carly in MAJ. and three
more. at least. in the course OF ,ha, month
C9l Temple, Of the 10th infantry, reports
from New York, that all the companics If
his regiment will be recruited and On route
ior Ncxico by the 18th of Nav Two al-
ditional companies ofthc llih infantry will
be mt en- route carly N May. making nine
in all
Col Tihhait'. of the 10Th infantry. re-
ports on tie 10Th instant. from New Port.
kcn,ucky, that in three weeks from that
dat. all the companies Of III. regiment viii
hc filled, when their aggregate strength " Al
probably be 1000.
Cd Andrews, Of the voltigcurs. in re.
porting six conwanics On route. adds that
tho remaining four O; iis regimen, viii Prob.
ahl' hc recruited. and hi- entire regiment,
filled and ready FOR the field By the end Of
May.
by M 10th Of May there vii probably
be iorly-iiyc or hity companies Of The ten
Tex regiment, IN route Tor tho seat Of war.
the aggregate strength of which will no,
mach fail shor, of 1000
!, ls possible. and indeed probable. that
t.ere ar otbo- lcir-hmon's NV IN ropi,
iera - q var. IN distant parts e tic
.irt which lave not ", reached ~.
A.n.f.ft CaD.~.l's TO .tl IL, o., =
month Il Nav near 5000 rro,ps ma, Ice
placed GA the hanks q tho Rio Grando -
Va hiH-ion a,os, dprH -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Thi Stage Icc,deni-Il has bcon stated
IN number Of p,p,r.. on the authority q
passenger, that the driver Of the stage
which was thrown from the bank into the
White rivcr, near Royaton, was iu,oslca
,c1 We are assured ~ those, who kncv
the driver well, ,hn this could 40, have
been the case ,hs he was NJ, IN The hab.
1t Of drinking a'hl when nbom hls bus
ness. Bu, ,h. facts IA relation to ,his meet.
lenr have ben investigated by men Of tho
hlghr', landing IN he community nhcro
/, occn.ed, aud are soon to be- published.
md 30 plhllc vii ih'n have some relia-
tl, miormnlion IN he sr',ec'
New Hampshire Pnli.o.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Painful We learn from tie Jli.:
sigma that Two young ladies few day,
SINCE ~ attempting 10 Cross the river on
stack OF umbe, at tho upper lock a, ,ha,
place fell IN, AMI were swept W The .fons
currcn, INTO the BASIN Before nssislanco
could be rendered one OF them had sunk
The Other was saved Nv lai fourteen
years Of age, nam~t William Gupon,.who
plunged ln,o The water, Il, t,.e rex ol his
own iile, and bfough, her .aEly to the
shore. The young ladies' were he dalgh.
iefs Of Mr Tool Of I>oc.pou
chicago Journl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

"a arusa. a. ~ NeN o. al, t,.7.,
u.,,a Jag hcr bli u la'e Importance
D Anui--n Eagle OF o., S.h cl,rs Gen
,otIcfs ~ the match 70 Cocoa.
Us PCS faot a man upon Ial'rs
tr- Ellen Csc assr..l On ,he
sh i-s, - 'he vas 'yiuc oaihe beach 80
: bfoush 5000 Sales Ntic daily
a.,rs place a WICKED ','"'s
TIE 'olow - Is from ihc Eag Of .be
y
TIE | ; ,.asa o. var Germau'onn
'cm'f = luchauan trfi,ci 81 sacf.
ss.as o., 80 80 L. las, rom Noriof.
IA-4-fis sal crew Al. We
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

imptopre,, and s~k~srdne" % the rcs
ton hc ~ou,d he PLACED IN ~, srs'iy noni-
nation. vale hshuns tho battles OF h's coun.
t,r. Having been named for the once Of
Governor of Mtsaisippi. he wii,ss the Mis-
u,,irp'sn. "rhs, he ~.li not bss candidate.
~ Permit his name TO 10 connected With
politics IN any manner, so long - he holds
military appointment
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Interesting from Somt dmcrica - Nv
the fast sailing clipper brig Isabel. Capt
prcpcrt we have files Of the JDurnal de
Commercio published at Rio Jai,ciro, to
the Eth ult The accounts from Monte
yidco are ns late as the 18th Of February.
and from Bucnos .iyrcs 20 the 10Th, but
they nre NOT important The Empress Of
brazil being encc'pte, prayers are ordered
20 ho offered mp for the safe i-iuc. The
Emperor WAS To- have left Rio on tho 10Th
Tor Campos. 10 be absent perhaps month
Mr. Wise, our Minister, was yet without
intercourse with the Government.
There were IA American vessels Of war
IN the harhOr, The Columbia with Com
Rousseau, was daily expected from the nv
or. The United States ship Lcyant. Cap
tain Page sailed for Newark on the .iih Of
March
BnsIncss oreycry nature inactive Frciyh's
to tho ''i'cd States % . - cent, ror
bag, Exchange on London - > aud -.
v J. NraM, .sh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

From the Rio Grande We have re.
ccivcd file Of the Ma,amoras Flag TO the
10th instant. inclusive. Col. Gushing had
arrived at Matamoras. Capt. Arnold had
reached Camarco with two companies Of
Dragons and four companies cf kcn,uck.
ians. The following paragraphs are from the
Flag:
We arc informed there arc n number Of
persons X turning their attention to the ac-
QUESTION OF lands on the Rio Grandc, above
aud below this place, and their value has
not escaped the attention Of the Texan au-
thoritics. We learn. on the authority Of a
letter from Corpus Christi to a gentleman
here, that the State Of Texas has commence
cd suit i'll the Dis,ric, Court Of Nuccc-
County, for the purpose Of declaring null
the pretended title of the original grantees
of Pom, Isabel and the surrounding coun-
try.
What tho merits Of the controversy are.
we are not informed, but there is no doubt
Of the fact. We understand some wealthy
and influential parties in that place have an
interest in the question.
This case will probably be followed by
Others, and the validity Of the Mexican
grants on the Texas side of the river fully
tcstcd.-N. q. Mercury. 2SM
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Concert ~ ne Bakers The eonccr,
ofth.sc delightful Singers on Saturday eve.
ning--we nrc glad TO say--was well sucn.
dol and passed OF to the cn,irc satisfaction
Of the audience The Bakers have len an
impression hero decidedly favorable TO
themselves and Will be warmly greeted
whenever they may hereafter make their
appearance among US
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

great jur'cs rvlc the hefos Of Ncnls,,v
AMI Boon, V,-r, vii Garrison ~. ,.sn.
y" tue kto ttandc until ih,,o term q. On
hs'mcni ,spro.. when they Will BE- honor.
ably discharged. aud Will return to Their
homes TO receive the joyful and arrl,udnr
welcome Of ihclr ftlcnJs md eoun,rym.n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

The Washington correspondent of The
Baltimore Patriot, speaking Of the mission
f y. 7, Trs, TO Mexico, says:
"lon viii see al effort ON tie par, of the
Administration writers, 10 produce tie i'm e.
precision tina, Mr. Trist. the Chief Clerk Of
the stat" Department. Las gone to New
Orleans on pirate business. and not 60
Mexico with terms, propositions and over
'urcs for peace. ltvon' 4 do. Happen to
know there is no truth ia tie last imcntod
story Mr. Tris, is IA man who ought io
have been turned ont of office for his con.
ncxion with Charles J Ingcrsoll, in nm in
famous attempt 20 fas.cn the crime Of oil.
cial corruption and pccula,ion upon Daniel
Webster, and it is quite possible the Adj
mini,,ra,lon is getting ashamed to have the
fact learned that Trl-, has been rewarded
instead Of punished. H. goes with the pro-
positions and oycrturcs'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

IN incident at Bucna Vista. -Ihrin,
the mos, gloomy hour of the fight, ST.
eean' Joseph Lansford, la Mississippi reg
mcnl, was shot through the thigh Una.
bic to stand, he sn, upr,gh, and shot dead
lancer as he approached hum Will On
gagged IN loading, another lancer lrotci past
hun, and raised his lance to drive It INTO
wounded lIi,cnln,, few feet from Inn
Before the weapon WAS hnrlfd howc,o,
Langiord drew his pistol and s'rucA N.
lancer stunning blow On the nanc of ,he
neck The action saved the l,,u,nal f.b,
proved fatal TO the macnanlmous .anc,ori
- Tor staggering the Mexican turned and
drove his lance in the forshcnd Of the
wounded man, coming on. back Of his ear
Just n, this momen, four men were ap
preaching with horse to carry or dor
comradc, sho, the Mexican Il, the momcu.
he had dscncaged the lance, md he tum
blcd across the body Of the prostate Mssa.
s'pp'an,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

The Stock n Uhca! We are assured
hy respectable farmer If STARK Co.. Ohio
that . very small proportion q tho Wheat
crop q tho las' year. in ,ha, county j. set
disposed r II s;ill remains IN he hand.
Of the producers. Our friend raised H. Gao
bushels. every bu,bel If which IL yo, unsoll
stark County is among the fir, Wheat
Counties IN Ohio. The re-orouiar u the
crca; liaes q communication between Obia
arl The Eastern ~ Atlantic State. vii
cause a vast quantity ~ hrcads,gf, t. reach
the Eastern market, IN shore time -Ikii
n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

NJ sar,cfs # he irmy. /
Ncfa C-ur tli.lIlsiT

M tsr!cys = The frmy
Ncn Crnr Apni J. ~
J. iu.aa, 90 transportation b,in., in
s.al.,.... ti..4. O! he Army viii march
g.. fN.us:
IT, .c,elldnis. Of regular. "a the .th
-r
r. p,a.i.nof Volunteers two lrigalcs
ohl.i tmr. ht'r
VI GOaui Paterson vii leave ono
o. ,lr.o lri.al,s .n,ii. immediate Vi
...i. 'or ,afiacr means Of transportation,
a.i a.,, tie Tennessee di>g.ognica cavalry
4ti.l tie arrival &C their horses. Both of
these rorp. ir lie tine. VII be- under the
.mmc..a,, Order, %. tbc same Bris Cen,
au4 iac ,a,,or. when m- Division marches,
ul. r,p,.ii rca,sal head quarters, for in
s.rpr,
IT., rospcattc chiefs Of the general staff
,l assign 10 Tie headquarters OF each
marching division an engineer, Topographic
% engineer and ordnance oHiccr, an assi.-
f..' i..ri rlla Ter. al ..i.i4a' lmm!s -ary
.4lamei'al oaccr
Tie chief qraTiormastcr viii assign to
l.c ,cc.ld Division forty five wagons and
'.c init, = yolnn;ccr. hlty Eve, for
ho O. 'irr baggage e the officer. of every
rrAlc ,lo r .'uncu's and companies The
n'ori0s ASSIMILATION 80 Wagons viii h. made
...l j So " ..' ,-''n.
'"' 'aei l".cgi hrii ha''' RES WA
van iar - "a 'A a-" 'ef'''s
l' .i'n "i ''..' i''i'
H' n'. iiare' WIZ q i'ch - aaron
- second h'"ta.', vain each - those
.'''i
\, ffe d r. in~,ion ''r 'tansLot'A'oH
w. We made 'oF '',h'"' 'h'se n't ,I'c''''
lN''i ~ ana one "'-'h WI, nr -
we t',''''"' 'i' ,'''t o' ''' '"'S''"
'N' n'Hl'in,. ana h.'r'a' S''',''
'.''', nan VI" ''N' '' - "'',A'' VI
'"''j '"",', 90 "'',"'"l ''',' ""' IA ~
'''"'" '.''' ,'''a' ''' ,o"' "'''' ana d
=" w" ~
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''''' -.
'.,,'','' ..r t',d i..,,l ,,..,.
r.. IN. ...r,cuua,,,r will srni mc..
..,,. ,.r.,, fr,l, o,1uc ,-,,,l,r,
,.,.,.l,,l ..o.of,,.b p,;.,.u fr f.,r
1.s .l-,.,b l.,.o.c v,,., all ITO
t~,,. ..,.. ,,.,,,r. lac. a., H.
q.,.o.,o~, rc ,lieccro-.
nl.,;
I.5"Il
~ "'''' man,
wa "''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05
THE NEW REGIMENTS

We learn, from the Adj. Gen. that tic
following companies Of the 10 new regiments
o! the additional regular force are now en-
route .or the arms IN Mcxico:-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Gen Lamar Captured ILLUMINATION
has been received at Austin, Texas. tha,
rcn.l.alnay, with his company Of ~ or 100
men, attempted t. pass through from Lor-
edo to join Gen. Ta,lor, tia, after pence
irat'us into some difficult passes OF the
mountains beyond the Rio Grsndc. be was
attacked by greatly superior numbers # tho
enemy, whom be fought till he lost half Lis
men, when be found himself compelled e.
surrender Gen. l.amar's object was to
70 t. the relief Of Gen Taylor, as soon a,
he had hoarl the alarming news Of hi dan-
gcrous situation We have no, heard the
fac, mentioned before r-NeusrI Aircr!.scr
fprn -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

II b. sa'a that au American. wl. vas VOL
.n'"r an santa T. foarl, larl a-ain-,,hc
Americans, anl With lis ycsy good m
'i.ri m.si O. IL So WHO fc,l dead Wlrn
'sc f0r'-e.. was taken hc cndc.yorcl ,o
make hl' c.oaic. la, the TRAITOR fell With
'Ni'iy oi'haD. thsoash Inn. Oao hundgc /
"r'' 'afo boon tr'i upon I'M ,imulianc.
.as.y. - -se.i va, lhcir nd suai., m against,
h'm. IT. ~r'icr s45s BE- Ia. forgotten the
hafro ~ ia mi4cr".nt IS; Lou.s Ke9uj-
hee,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

tn IT no! LrVP.-Tho Nm NTD-.
Mich.J .Iourna, say. Tie Whea,rfa.-
pct. ~ lar as lfc'cn. appcarau,cs w4ran;
Judgment - uhfayorablc. The 81 &c.
cDyor.as %. ice during the latter r.rt % g..
v.n,'r IN the h,d- Looking quite dad 80
Thcy AZ beginning t. look green. bat ,hefa
are nany T-t' ~Ac5' TIE what - nearly
Atie.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

u, s.h.aafr i.rs Cart -iotef. trrite,
90 Ssp uf.tsas .a Gil. .Nf.ir.t .i.aa. 80.
,..s l.--i .l'.t.s a.g uai $50. g.
sem rf.a. .l Go -it .A,f aaiiI, nar9us
,....e LA ID. CaIiAn h.eh. al Ncr lo'A
Wednesday. ten day, iron la, snna
mr., jaio's :fl.a that Ciy g. "a" la
Ias, obtaining al'io's f. NJ NGA Car o.
tas .la .nt.g'.,e Brought H. o., lbrn.sh
.ffanv la
Il.rai QuNuau's cofrt.-ui. consi.firg
r lf.t li,4.1u = tie army. ADD rain.
ft st.c South Carolina. Alalam. sul
,,.r.ia o. ,rrrts f,tgr % g. ;h..r camp.
..ar Nea CuI en tie Oh. after al sb.
s.r.s .fs1 lsfs darine vhi~h time The,
49, i,.i - -sp iniou.o de Luari1 and
Atsfaln ~ as guic, 1T husb places.
s,i .ie iat J ants seemed friendly. No
,f,..t,s 49,, i.ii AZ either place, bat a | :
,,,af-tr All tuo sthoorcfs remained e NJ
raiaIa. Ni,te between ,Hru,y aui thirty
,A.rll Aai lefn ,4Scn possession e
H.. 30 .lr.t5oI that THIS division uftlc
,-,.r.all lf.coel in ~ dag 30 Jaiala
r, r,.t, o., ,lr CITY Il Mer.to Thor
i,,ai'a -. p. on generally god
a., f.l0vioe oticr t. move towards the
,stta. b.. tcDu s..aod
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

Iuc CcrA (NaJ " hi-. q SATURDAY.
says --> Some farmers IN this rci. hLorho-.d
are rlonrh'nr ny Their wheat. AND r-cT.af % !.
q plant corn irsscad 80 rupr mssns is tito
tTrea--r, %! tie fracf cran
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-05-05

\ St>.isIt Mas Co. Jefferson Dsy,.
81 20 Ni.ss'ipp regiment. and son.in.ls~
~ Gen TNlor. seems % be s.n.h'. ,,,h.
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4 Grcgf N-mbcr - Hon Dixon II
Lewis Of Alabama. las week became n
member q The Ofl,n,,l Iodge. | q OF.
Of Wasne'on cry lie weigh, consider.
atly ever 500 los liz
SkGie II NorgGnf VIVA, nm increase 20
the Order Uhcre's Nrrrifcldf Nha, can
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.ih,' TTr-e Hundred pouni' Of 'OIi
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The ,h,p-A, Is lfcai'al.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-12
WARRINGTON, July 10, ls47.

Mr.. Trisfs Mission.
In the letter before my last specialized the proba
bty that the transmission from the headquarters of
army in Mexico of the letter entrusted to Mr. Trs
for the Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs might have
involved the necessity Of procaimng armiscs until
the result Of the communication the Mexican cabi.
net could be ascertaned have reason to believe
that such necessity existed.
1t appears that the letter enclose one from the
Secretary Of War to General Scott in which the General
was ordered to forward it at its destination
under flag Of truce 1t not delivered to General
Scott by Mr. Trs In person. but forwarded by him from
Vera Cruz The Of Its detention in camp il not
known, nor whether the fault lies with General Scott or
with MIR. Trst 1t is certainly most unfortunate that
the letter should not have reached its destination a. its
immediate transmission important in more points
than one Although it is not probable IL contained
any new overtures yet its detention may have been
instrumental in delaying negotiation The letter had
nought to do with General Scott his operations,
or authority. Mr.. Trist had, Of course, no au-
thority to interfere with the Commanding General,
nor was he to have any connection or communication
with him. 1t necessary to have person ct tho
head quarters of the army ready to take advantage
Of disposition shown the part Of Mexico nego
cate That he is invested with the powers minister
penpotentiary is not to be believed minister plsni
potcntary has discretionary powers and MIR Tris am
inclined to believe, has no discretionary powers
Az to the grounds Of the Misunderstanding between
General Scott and Mr. Trst, there yet no positive
information. All the reasons as yet ASSIGNED are
mere conjecture although OF them have doubtless
come near the truth. II will be all known In few
days GALVIENsIs