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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

>altIlo, hal prepared every FOR the recelpiot
the news Of Il battle, .tiie- At this place al
Monterey, and from that they more readily cred
TIED the report. The force oi the Mexican com
nlander must have been large, Judging from the
notices Of their departure fram san Luis, and he
rad enough II his rsIH1 10 overcome the four
or five Thousand men. If that many, OF Gen. lay
Tor. inGepe ndent Of this, the fact of the AIexi-
cans reporting This news-#aIch against them
selves, Induces . attach some cFellt TO IT for
as have stated before, there - generally some
fire from where there Is scTt q SMOKE issnes
The account, Is gathered i last ght, is slttle
more in detail. than Is set forth in my first letter.
On the approach OF Santa Anna to Sa!uito,
Gen. Taylor fell back the road 10 Monterey !,
followed by the Mexican chief. In his eagernrsS
to outtlank General, and cut off his retreat,
he extended his line too far, and so weakened ms
centre that the ready eye OF Old Taylor iln.ne-
GIately discovered tie advantage. aaI wheeling
his column to the right. By qu.c< move, cut
through their centre, and made such work the
advanced half that. before the could render
them amy esseL tial zee. they were cutup anu
dispersed.
The number Of killed on the part of the enc
my, rcprcse nted by the MeXicans, TO have been
greater than at any other battle. Amongst the
dangerously wounded, | hear the Of Gen.
AriSta mentioned, but 90 not learn whether IL Is
prisoner. | could mention TO you the names Of
several distinguished officers. who place mpiIe :
confidence III this u-as--but 1t IS unnecessary.
II you have not received the news OF the I! glt,
look al your last dates from Monterey; 1t woul1
take tins news eight days to reach here,
AND II may be many more before it reaches
your city. CHAPARHAI-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
49,. -....,--ss; -szzsyGEsU
Wire Bridges.

1t j. stated il the Rochester Democrat that
tbs Niagara Suspension Bridge Company will
allozty proceed - TIC erection or a Wire Bridge
across the niagara River, the Queens assent
having been obtained. Tile whole Of the stock,
521a,p9a, has been tuken--one half IN Canada,
and the remainder III New I orI1 and Rochester.
Tie paper further says:
Contractors IN PtiIstelphia and Pittsburgh Of
fcr 70 build good and substantial bridge Of ,cfre,
for S1)9,g03. II viii be forty feet ..ide-tlie
ceIstre Track for cars to connect with the Canada
road through 70 DstEeif, and capable Of trans
porting sdJ tons over i Il once, the rafe Of 10
miles 10 the hour There viii be two tracks for
carriages, and foot path 1t will have three
spans with abu,aents 200 feet high. /, is sup
Pos.t il can be completed in two years, which
Viii make il reasig for by tbs time the Cam
da road IS completed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
LATE FROM CAMPEACuY.

Loss Of the Bfalst Steamer Ts-seE-Sir,y lices
Lost.
The lacatGn schooner Atrcyila. Capt.
Lanchez. arrived at this port this morning
from Campeochy, having sailed or the loan
February.
\ letter has been received by har from
q commercial house az Campeachv. an
nouncing that news Teucs4ed thu. CITY the
evening of The l1ih OF tho loss Of the Bri.-
ish royal mail steamer Tweed. She was
lost Oh The 18th of February. on the north
cas-. end Of the Alacranes. and sixty per-
sons were drowned. The Tweed left Iia-
vana on the q b ul.. for era Cruz and
Tampico. Expeditions were sen, from
Campeachy TO her assistance. The letter
received here says that Com. Conner Ind
also sent to Laguna for steamer, but
the purpo.t IS not very Ineligible. The
Alcranes lie about seventy miles from
the coast of uca.an. directly north OF
Merida.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

Tie following resolutions in relation to Fro.
FRANCES Patrr, deceased, were unanimously
adopted 8, clark DIVISION No. ,, Sons OF Tenn
pssance, Richmond, inIiaua.
WHEREAS, Goa Ia his infiuit. wis ION has Sc p
Grated BRO. FRANCIS PRATT from rs by
death, and NHrREts, our Appropriateness with him
since he b"cane citizen Of this place has been
agfs ab!" ans lHstTuetive. Therefore,
Rfsotecd, That while we bow with humble sub
mission 10 ills affecting dspensaton Of Provi-
denoe ia taking oar Brother from works TO re-
warts; set we sincerely mourn his exit and
feel that we have lost highly value4 friend and
BIo;Acr
Rcsoiesl, That we sincerely symPatbize with
h'a friends aud relations ia their bereavement.
Hesot@ed, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded TO the Richmond PalIadu and Sons
Of Temperance Record, and tina, the Pittsburgh,
Pc an4 Ssnaashy city, Ohio, papers be requested
10 publish 4 notice Of hi- dcutlr-
JOHN II. HUTTON. w. L.
" u. Sc5rr, Il. 5.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY-ATTACK
ON VERA CRUZ.

Tho intelligence we publish in another
column, from the Army. received by the
Southern mail last night, will be read
with interest, and shows that events in
Mexico arc fast coming TO n crisis.
From tho information which reaches
US from severa! qua r,ers, there is no doub.
that the attack on Vera Cruz has been al
ready or will soon be made. The Now
York Courier and Enquirer Of Yesterday
publishes tho following letter, introducing
il TO attention with tho following remarks.
We have been permitted to copy she
following from a letter from the scat of
war; and its value will DO only npprecia-
ted, whom we inform the rendor that the
writer says-"I havo the following infor
nation from Gen. SCOTS own lips, who
being we'll satisfied that Santa Anna is
we'll advised of his intended attack upon
Vera Cruz, the amount Of his disposabo
force. &C., no longer hcsitatcs TO speak
openly of his intentions. He has not re-
ceivcd tho support from tho government
to which no was entitled and which was
promised him; but crippled rs no is IN
mon and transportation, no will unques-
tionabIy give good accoun. Of himself"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

=
Gcnilemen-Thop propeller Washington
IS 10 star. for New Orleans tonight, aud |
vii! drop you a line. though there is moth
ing now 10 Communicate. Cen. Buticr
arrived here yesterday. and viii 90 out
on the Washington, accompanied by Maj
Thomas, Asst. Adit. Gen, md Lieut.
Hooker. one of his aids, and Mr.. BatIor u
nephew of tho general, who has been act
ing as n volunteer aid.
1t seems that Gen. Taylor is busy. ma
king water tanks, and collecting q large
train of wagons and pack mules. Iho
for parts unknown, bat is supposed 10 hapo
moved towards Nora Cruz.
Worlh's division is now all alloat OK
copt tho Dragons and light batteries. and
one or two companies that were left out
of their regiments for want Of room on
ship board. The wind has been blowing
from tho north these two or three days,
and tho lighters have consequently bucn
idle. Tho whole division would have
been embarked before this. if the weather
had permitted. During two thirds Of The
time il is too rough 20 unload or load ships
III the oning. Gen. Worth wj.I sail On The
Edith IN q day or two.
L no vessels lying hero are dressed oil
in their pretties. attire to-day. il bong
tho 22d, and salu.es have been fired. No
steamer has arrived since the Alabama,
but we are looking impaiieniy for the
New Orleans. \ portion IF tile Virgin
IL troops, under Major Randolph. arrived
here day or two since. and viii land 4,
tho mouth Of the Rio Grnndc, and proceed
TO Saltillo. The volunteers. or most Of
them who shall hereafter arrive, wlH ioin
Gen. Taylor. II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
RAIL ROAD ItE}I~

Js-l.very taia.e relative to It's construction OF
Ran Roa4~ -. tl.v.e....ty 81 count, interests
oar al.lzens. Tas rrsb4al., Of making road
lr5s..s ..5s,s s-..s..,.ti. tfraa.rt. ,,s action
III 81. .s.a.ars If ILLINOIS,. i .taousi :o- III
.o4zl two wears. sl.5s. hoA,..er. shod not, will
not deter he citizens or western Ohio and East
,rn Iu.l=sna from pro ec.iaa ami constructing a
great eastern and ,.sz..-l. .!.,sro4..r.r,. such a
WORK WI be made: and ,5i. iaot!s Of WAYNE
coaniv. st Of Richmond .snI vicinity par,.calar-
Is. have q deep interest. Already Efforts are
being ssa l.. t. divert t.5s proposed road from Gin
eistf4,i 49,. .y..., i<pa.., Itis<ai! N, ctf,r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
SECOND LESS ON.


a'.S ." '-1'S 1Ng's' Jan ~ ieie,l
an at,i,,94s All Kramer 81 b,,5l' nj "a
as 70 eNc4ie both OUR pity and contempt, ....,j
ana - I oeiieEe every oae present regarded hin
b..,r r.e,Ia, - = : - ' Z nave
~ ~. .o"a"oe' ana thf"e
uaea.,.5!e position" Can WE ...r,~oaa a.. 90
70 % II No Let any gentleman loaa upon
~ - 5-.S-f s.--t s>SioS "cA Goa almighty. Tor
- - y, ~, - % |A.s
can Davis confront an Aaaest man. I,tt3 R.,
1t = act waste oC i time with such aanot.cea-
IS ssH1sf2.tS q. i1i.i'ai.ty. 1911
The above are extracts from the sayings o.
the e4::o- al the Revsille, ana they copied
tor the purpose OF future reference. The capt.
sal letters ana part Of the Italics. together w.h
Is" exclamation points, 10 not appear IN the orr
s'nai-iass are supplied IN order 10 better a.eE,
Il possible
have only one wogl 10 say. IN regard TO the
'atiitn4e ana saanaer 50 humble aud service"
alluded to N III iiFst extract. It Was my hrs,
effort Al piomaey, ans The case WAS very deli
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
Point Isabel, Feb. II, 1917.

nTbo Gen. (ScotO IS waiting most nnx-
iously for transports and ordnance stores
from N. Orleans, to move at oncc down
to the Gulf Coast. Gen. Worth with 1000
rcgulars,is also here nd the movement -
take place is as follows:
Gas soon as tho transports got here,
and they arc hourly expected, the troops
are to embark for Tampico; they will DO
Joined by Cons. Patterson, Twiggs,
Shields and Pillow, with about 5 900 more;
all will then sail for the Island Of l.obos,
60 miles south of Tampico, whore they
will find part Of tho volunteers lately
called out. Tho whole force viii then
number about 10000, perhaps $4,000,
c5A,ihfEG6 ,haf, uGgp6ra VII, Qr9 GaJHll55o t112
a-do, where he will find our fleet /. viii
escort him TO tho Island Of SACRIFICES,
about five miles from Vera Cruz, and a
bout thrce and half from tho main land
He will disembark tho army at this Is
land; and under tho cover of the guns of
tho navy, will land tho troops, or rather
transport them in surf boats to tho main
shore. Here he expects 10 meet Santa
Anna with all tho troops no can muster,
say 10000 or 10000; and with the well
appointed, but small number of 1900
mon, ho means 10 whip tho 10000 Mcxi-
cans!-,hon capture the city of Vera
Cruz,-the Navy Of course, cooperating
in tho attack upon tho CASTLE
The accounts received from tho South
last night advise us Of the arrival of Gen.
Scott in Tnmpco. and that some of tho ar
may had already reached tho Island of
Lobos. The next news may bring Us an
account Of tho attack on Vera Cruz, where
it is beloved Santa Anna was concen.ra-
ting his forces, his recent display towards
Sal,illo being merely intended ns mask
Of his real movement towards Vera Cruz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

VrR0ISIA ApvANcE.--The Virginia Legislature
has made an appropriation of 81 .250,0 900, to COM
plete the James River Canal to Buchanan, Bcte-
tourt County. This is very well; but Virginia
il probably the only State in the Union, and the
only country in the world, where a Canal would
Be made, at this time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
More News of the Reported FIG hi
RetMecn Con. TnyIar cnd snnt, Anna.

Between Gen. Tayior cnd santa Anna.
The Details gire-a By The Ne-icans.
TANFIco. Wednesday night, Feb. Il,
DEAR DELrA:-The ruu1or sent you this eve
ming relative 10 a fight between Santa Anna and
Gen. Taylor, although Mexican news Is credited
by almost every officer here
The advance Of Santa Anna from. San Luis 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

IN : letter recently published in ::1e New YORK
sun giving ~ account Of the visit Of the United
states S.lip Columbus 70 Japan, j, IS stated that
Is Consequence Of their temperance, the Japan
csc 1--we e : great age. They are very temper
ale both II drink and Diet, not using wife or in
tox'cating Iqaar. animal food - also not eaten
II be1ng against their moral laws 10 Kill or eat
any creature The men are handsome, well
f1-iaed and vigorous
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
From the N. Q. Picayunc, Extra, March
LATER FROM TAMPICO

\
BY the arrival Of the schr. Oella. Capt.
Ham. we havo dates from Tampico TO the
Goth Of February.
GIN. Scot: arrived at Tampico on the
10Th ult. He was received with salutcs
fred from the land and from tho L. 5.
schooner Nonatn. An accident occurred
in firing tho salute on shore, by the OK
plosion of somo muskct carriages, by
which two men wcro pretty severely.
though not dangerously wounded. Cen
eral Scott was looking in excellent health.
and 1ampico was alive with excitement.
Tho Mexicans had the utmost curiosity to
sac the "great general" of whom they
had heard so much.
Quito the mos, important ncws by this
arrival is tho reported evacuation of Vera
Cruz, by tho order Of Santa Anna. This
news was received hero in tho following
lettcr, from a mos, respectable source:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
Tampico. Feb. IS. 1911.

This afternoon tho mail carrier from
Vera Cruz arrived, bringing letters for
foreign merchants in this city. which Sta
tod that the commander Of tho Mexican
fore . at Vera Cruz has received positive
orders from Santa Anna. to withdraw all
tho forces from that city and march ihon
into tho interior, and il is supposed by all
now, that Vera Cruz will DO occupied by
our troops. wi,hou, blow being struck.
Preparations were making 4. Tampico
for the embarkaiion Of the troops with
Eapidity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
LATER FROM TIE BRAZOs

Tho propeller Washington arrived oA
Sunday from tho Brazos, having sailed on
the 23d alt. Maj. Gen. But!or came pas
senger on her. We learn that ho Is still
suffering SO much from tito eff cts
of the wound no received at Monterey IS
to DO disable for active service.
We append two letters from car ceres
pondcnt I'll" From tho frs. one $50
learn that Capt. / bert Pike has net been
taken prisoner, as VIC were Informed aud
believed. We have a very Interesting aad
particular account Of the surprise Of MAJ.
Gaines and Dorianl and escape Of Capt.
Henry, Of Texas, which wo shall g!.o II
our next Dat.. Pat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
Editorial Correspondence OF the Picayune
Tampico, Feb. Is, ISi7.

A vessel IS 10 sail early tomorrow NOR
ming for New Orleans. aud | avail myself
Of the occasion to send YOU what little
news have picked up since my last.
havo seen an extract from o letter written
at San Luis Potosi on tho 9th inst. by a
Mexican officer. TO his friend at this place.
This extract states that Santa Anna was
to march npon Sa!tilo. preparatory 10 al
tacking Monterey; that Urea, with some
5000 troops at Victoria. was to attack
Matamoras. and that both expeditions
must prove successful. The writer indu,-
ges in the most sanguine expressions. He
says: "Thc Yankees will sec strong
blow struck against them, and be made 10
pay dearly for what they have done" II
Is pretty certain tina, Santa Anna is at
Salsillo. and it is even reported that he has
engaged Gen. Taylor. This, however.
we do not believe in Tampico. l must
confess that the extract Of the letter 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

Thsdesire Of the sIo,hfai kille;a him; 70. hs
HANDS refuse 20 iebo-.-fProv.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
The Dough Faces.

On The first vote the Wiln1ot proeiso, there
weFe hlteen eopgh faces, OF Which Ohio had the
honor Of numbering IRE. who Will be marked
sheep IN the ..ock- On the second VOTE when
TIE prorizo was defeated there were five Others.
81 whom We are GLAD TO see Ohio had none
helT names for 40 Doubt they desire nolorisy,
are:
Russell, Of New YORK
Woodruff,
Edrail, Of New Jersey.
Thompson, Of PenHsy ivani.-
Henley, Of Indiana.
Vi these, three were defeated, at the Iaie cleo
irons, AMI had nothing more to expect a. tho
hanes Of tlc.E constituents One, Henley, n
yet y be Fiea, aa4 IS Te-eiected to the next
congress. Three foartls OF ali the dough-f1ccs
nad already bee rejected ~ the people, and had,
Presiaeaf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16
SaiGl,.o, Eob. 5, 1917.
My Dear Cnptain-i have only time t

My Dear Cnptain-i have only lime to
..r,if f,,u limos md hove TINT i,i.a n0tvs
70 communicate.
Capt. Heady aud nineteen men woro
captured by Mexican cavalry Oh the , I'll
UT. This Is now confirmed.
Gen. Taylor, with Majors Squadron,
Briggs and Thomas's batteries and the
Mississippi regiment, arrived here on the
"a inst. He has taken his position IL
Auvua Neuva. Al tho troops viii 90
there day after tomorrow, except n few,
who will remain IN ,own-anl Pixies
squadron, which has Como 10 po!omns.-
The enemy arc still roaf US, but Will not
attack US. Yours truly, etc, utc.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-02-20
CUSTOM HOUSE REGULATIONS.

The duties on imported articles required by law to
be paid on entering them at the Custom House, will
be found specified at the head of such articles, in
page of quotations. The following other rcgula
tons:
Memorandum That in all cases in which the in
voice eutry shall not contain the weight. guam
tty, measure OF goods, wares, or merchandise now
weighed, measured, or gagged, the same shall be
weighed guagcd or measured, at the expense OF the
owner, agent, or cOnsignec.
DrG,rbackS. THAT from and after the first day Of
December, 1916, in lieu Of the bounty heretofore au
thorIzrd by law TO be paid on the expectation OF
pickled fish Of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed, the expectation thereof,
it cured with foreign salt drawback equal in amount
to the duty paid on the salt and no more to be as.
certained under such regulations may be prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
CfcdiS.-Al duties are payable in cash-or,
Goods, Wares and Merchandise their impora-
ton, may be placed in Public Stores under the are
housing law, and duties paid when such Goods,
Wares, Sc, withdrawn thercrom (cxCept for
re xpOrtation) but if not claimed at the expiration
of year, duties and charges paid are then to be
appraised and sold under the direction Of the Coiec
tor of the Port.
Jares aHo,ccd.-On sugar in boxes Is per cent; in
casks IL; in bags and mats 5. Coffee in casks II; III
bags q and bales 3; Cotton in bales q and in ccroons
6. Cocoa in casks 10; and in bags J. Chcesein boxes
90 Indigo in ceroons IL; and in cases 10. Pepper
in bags ,. Pimcnto in bags 3. And Figs in drums
10 per cent.
Leakage and brcakage.-On spirits . per cent
Ale, Beer and Porter IN bottles III. All other Liquors
in bottles per cent.
Resirictons- No goods to be imported in vessels
less than 80 tons burthen No Beer, die and Porter
in casks of less capacity than forty gallons beer
sure or if in bottles, Of packages less than six Dozen
No distilled spirits in casks Of less capacity than nine
ty gallons, wine measure, except Brandy, which may
be imported in casks in any capacity not less than Is
gallons.
Tonnage duiy.-On American vessels and the YES
sells Denmark Central America, Meth 'rlands Ham
burg, Bremen, Lubcc Prussia, Sweden, Norway, Old
cnburg Russia Austria, Brazil, Hanover, Papal Do
minions, Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexican and
Tcxan, from whatever port or place, free: and on
French vessels coming from Martinique and Guada
roupe fee cents per tOn-when laden with other
than colonial produce. On French vessels from
other ports and on all other foreign vessels Except
as above cnumcraed) coming from ports where Anne
ricans are permtcdto trade ninetyfOlT cts. per tom
On Spanish vessels coming direct from Spain cts.
per tom from Cuba s 81 cts. per ton; otherports s
per ton.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1847-02-20

For every vessel either drawing feet water or up
wards, or measuring rs tons custom house tonnage,
coming from the sea to the city of Baltimore, per
foot Observation-Disclosures. * ) 30
For every vessel of like draft, from Baltimore
to sea, ............. -. ......... ....2 Oh
For the months of December January February
and March, in addition TO every foot such YES
sci draws. ....'..... D
BE il enacted bythe General dssembiyof Maryland
That every master owner of merchant vessel 60
ing TO sea- whether sailing under coasting license or
registered of the burhcn of one hundred and twenty
tons and ards shall he obliged TO receive the first
Pilot who offers TO conduct pilot his vessel, and
shall continue the Pilot to the Capcs, or shall
pay to him halfpilotage; provided the said Pilot shall
speak or board said vessel above Fort Mcienry, and
shall be duly licensed to act Pilot; and provided
further that the Pilot who shall have conducted any
vessel from the Capes into port shall be entitled 10
take charge of the vessel Photo the Capes,
on her next voyage. ...#
SEC. ,. Ind be IL enacted, That any master or own
or of merchant vessel sailing under coasng license
or registered of the burhcn of one hundred and
upwards coming from sea, shall be obliged take the
first Pilot who shall offer conduct pilot his
sell and shall continue the to the port of destna
ton, shall pay TO him half pilotage; provided said
Pilot shall speak board said vessel before Cape
Henry Light House shall bear south, and provided