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ARRANGEMENT FOR IS47.
& 40 & -
CHANTS,
No 81 South Street. Mem York

OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
IN THE UNITED STATES
THE SUBSCRIBER respectful begs leave tender his
sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public
Tor their liberal he has received for
years. and socits continuation of their conf ience
The de'pach by which his passengers ought
have been paid at the banks he fattes
sufficient the public for the faithful Pc
anee Of any future contracts entered into with him.
The following are the days of sailing of the regular line
packets to and from Liverpool viz list 9Th, 18th, 10th
and 9sih Of each month throughout the year.
addition to the above regular line number Of splendid
ships such as the Adirondack Marmon
betty Sea- Gresnqck Broom. and Ocean Queen, will con
thereby preventing the least possibility Of delay
On the ,t sh , sth and Sh and from London the sth
Per,ons dssrous OF sending for their friends residing in
the Old Country have them brought any Of the
above splendid vessels on moderate terms
And for the accommodation of persons wishing to remit
meney 70 their families or friends have arranged the pay
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A CURE FOR COLDS

MRS. CARROLL's Medicated Vspor and Sulphur
AVA Baths. A Fulton street. opposite Church street.
certain cure for Csds, Coughs rheumatism Sore Throat
apd all infiammaory diseases incident ehanReabIS
S,e of the weather. The sulphur vapor Bath Is patcu.
la y recommended by first physicians cure for all
eaptons aud diseases OF the skin NO danger Of taking cold
after the of these baths. j2o Inns re
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10 DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
lust RECEIVED by late arrivals from Hsvre-
a. PLATES-l200 Of the Plspished sud Star Bpauds-
FRANES-A large lot new add splendid patterns.
VOIGHTLANpEK TUBES Of mediun half and full
For sale by JOHN ROACH Optic ran, Nassau ST.
NB-ChemIcas, Cases and all materials used in Dagssrsj
iupconstnnfly hand ian n lms RI
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA AND NEW YORK LINE.

~ . 1oIzK1Nzx 1k4VI7 NE W IOICN LINE.
Is 70 ~ |! \ x.,v - ;. @
Ship O4WEGO, Captain johnson.
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain lngersoi.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt.
Ship SARTELLE, Captain Taylor
Bark 4ENESEE. Captain Minot
Bark JANE E. WILLIAMS, Capt ain Parker
Bark HEBRON. Captain Greg.
The ships all Of the class of light DRAFT Of
water and commanded by the captains in
the trade Their cabins
gers.
Neither the captains ohe above ships will be re
ponsble for ewelrv, stenes silver pated
ware or for letters els packages by,
board of them regular bills Of ladng taken
the same, and the value the rein expressed.
For freight passage apply board Orleans wharf,
foot Of Wall street, or to
4. K COLLINS So South street
Agent in New Orleans-John Woodruff x Co, who will
prompts forward all goods o their ADDRESS
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WErRs CELEBRATsD BhOWN ELEC TUARY,
A PROVED d recommended by the fsculty-s psver
n inng remedy Tor all affections Of the kidney Insm
nation and weakno OF the urinary both males and
females This lent medical preparation tsuited Tor all
cnaes) has known fail removing the most
obstinate attacks Of souorrha &C. aud can be safely recon-
meuded to tho public operations are quIch sure and
certain II can ali tunes without regard TO dies
on hindrsnce from business.
Wv JAMES EfR, 2as Grand street.,
And by Wyatt Ketcham, l2i Fulton; A.. u. eamsdslI'
Ds,'nsr, l"n.. Alhanv 10 im~ue.
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OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFtIUE,
e ~ & IL
273 STREET
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEw,
.GErrs ron THE BLACK STAR LINE OF PACKETS.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their er ds
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships tn their line Of packets between this and Liver
pool which has been voraby known aud extensvely
onsed for pero CT than thirty years and have no
he staon assuring those who wish to make
mens r the passage OF thsi, friends from England scot
land Ireland that they will find these ships inferior
point Of comfort convenience and safety Of
which will sail from Liverpool six days,
the year. making delay and the
grants at the port of smbarkston impossible tree pass
from the various IRISH and Scotch pors with
bread s aud hospital paid be secured all
the lowest when those settled for decline coming
cut the full paid will be promptly refunded
usual, For further particnJsrs, apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street,
or to C. Grimshaw g. Co, 10 Gorce Piszzas, Lv'p
Drafts exchange payable at sight, also furnished for
any amount, on H. q. Glyn & 90. B'nhsr', London; e
0rmshAw Co.. Lverpool; the National Bank Of Scotland
National Bank Of Ireland and Northern Banking Co Apply
above fed lmsr
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vMAvsAAis0 AOoumnvDAbsv~ a.
CHANGE OF HOURS
jf&1

4l
LONG ISLAND RIA .LKOAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after Monday,
Dec. ~, ls4e Train, will run a. follows:-
LEAVE kRooxlyN--at O'Clock A. NJ tBostoa traiAl for
Earmngdale and st. Georges Manor
.tsh A. NJ, daily, for Greenport and inferno
M4P NJ for Farmingdale, daily
LEAVE 0REENPosT-M ~ A. NJ. daily accommodation train
atsI r. NJ, boston Train) OF on the arrival Of
the boat from Norwl n, daily, (except Sun
days:l =. Ppins ct st. Georges Masc' and
LEAVE EAsMIssDALE. sx A. NJ daily. {sxeem sundsy'J
LEAVE JAMAIcA-x O'CLOCK A. M, r. NJ, and 6H r
NJ, for Brooklyn, or on the arrival of Boston
SUNDAY Trains will hereafter run to Thompson s.a
ton leave Brooklyn at NJ for Thompson and mterme
ing leave Thompson at o'clock r. NJ, Farming dale tx,
Jamaica ~
, FARE ro-Bsdford, cents; East Nav Ysrk, lak Race
Cour.e ls% Trotng Course, 1sx; Jamsea 3s Brusbvs,
.k Hyde Park ~ milsl Clow,vlIe lduring the
Il: q Gs%s :!ts2Sy c ss
Deer Park 60; Thompson g. Su folk Station 81 Lake Road
Station 81 ISM Ms1ferd Station 81 lex: Yaphank III s7
D. Georges Manor, 81 ON Riverhead 81 s3h Jamespor
GosschSsp soqR 6:,ss
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains
l sens to take passengers At very low res to all parts
OF the Island
street. to receive baggage fer the several trains 80 minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Satssman' leaves reenport for Sag Har
Dor the arrival ofthe Bonton train from BROOKLYN d25rh
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TO MAkbLE WORKERS..
POLLS HING Gil o + III
Enn YARus superior LoIJshing Cloth, suitab'e n
OOO Marble PolishsF,, x1sees,'ea and tor ,sls ~
isfh ssd 81 Nassau street.
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Mexican Affairs.

correspondence OF the Washington Union
HAVANA, Feb 8, l847.
have the honor to inform you Of the arrival ofthe b.
fish steamer from Vera Cruz with dates from the cyto
the I'd nst and from the city of Mexico to the 18th u
at which time tho greatest confusion, CONSERVATION,
prevailed The ministry had resigned, and Congress had
determined to dissolve on the LIST OF this month
The clergy as before Observed had refused to grant
single dollar, and endesvoring to prevail the
Congress to pronounce will them against Santa Anna.
Some of the departments States for proclaim
ing Santa Anna dictator, while others for pulling
him down altogether.
Vera Cruz under the command of Gen Vega the
relieved prisoner The city contained about 900 regu
lars and volunteers dependent for provisions daily from
the interior The castle, about 100, also dependent
the city Ur supplies
They appear be the verge Of another revolution
They had much rather fight ,among themselves than
with or should the troops Of the United States
Tor they then know with whom they arc fighting.
Santa Annals army at San Luis in state Of star
walton in fact One regiment had left for the city Of
Mexico and is reported that Santa Anna had taken up
his march for Tampico. [Doubtfull He most likely
will have got back TO Mexico 10 put down tho party
against him il no
The transport ship May Flower with Virginia volun
teers, anchored here this morning. ! called with
consul on bosrd they are in fine spirits and sail again in
the morning for Point Isabel.
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STILL continue to sell the hest quality Of Red Ash Coz
at these for cash Broken egg and stove IS 50
large nut sc co. screened and Delivered
yard corner of KING and Greenwich streets 50 cent
WU be allowed to those their own earts
J23 imerc PETER CLINTON.
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AFFAIRS IN TEXAS


Tho Houston Telegraph OF the 7th inst states that two
been raised in Red River county q company has also
been raised in Henderson county, and in Robertson
county.
The Red river rising rapidly on the 10th ultimo.
eshet in this river generally by frsshsts
in the Brazos and Trinity.
We learn from the Huntsville Banner that there II
still much sickness in Houston county and that il has re-
suited in many cases fatally.
Several speculaors have purchased tracts Of land on
tue east bank OF the Rio Grande and several points
The coast, west OF the Brsxos, with the intention of
building up number VI new cities and they expect to
reap rich harvest of wealth from the sale Of the lots
&c The people residing in the immed neghborhood
OF these cities, may derive advantage from these
speculaons they will be enabled to sell their corn
potatoes &c to the persons that may be engage sur
vey INK the land and to the few mechanics may be
employed IN erecting temporary buildings but Il u
whether the propretors iii realise
even the least OF their expectations.
We understand, says the Teiee,aph that the proprie
tor OF ono OF the most noted has
IN ahany near it for nearly ten years Like Jonah Of
old he has been watching the city" with upceasing
Wig lance; but unlike The prophet he has been expecting
city to spring suddenly into existence; but has ever
found nothing but the desolaton that Jonah desired
When we last heard from him lie still enscsncea in
HIS shany utterng windy prophecies against Houston
and boasng that our fair and thriving town would be
the abode Of owls and bats when his iavorite city would
eem with busy aud fourishing population This pro-
Phecy may be fulfilled when the golden Of many
oil the Spectators above mentioned, shall have been
realized.
The number OF German smigrants who arrived in Gal
weston during the quarter ending December 81. ls4o,
1920
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GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

OhEAI BNII Ain AND IhELAND.
nrfn ~s~~ N PERSONS wishing remit money
X<TSH G3A Esgland, ireland, Scotland Wales will
1RA A do well to apply TO the subsc ribers, the
2 iSSsEz old abIished passage Office 275 Pearl
street, where r usual drafts are furnished
for large small the National Bank Of Ireland
Northern Banking 20. and National Bank OF scond, paya
Bile demand ut the branches throug both
countries wit out discount; also, r. G. GLYN CO,
Bankers, London, and on G. GRlMsHAW X co, Liver.
pool. Apply to SAM'L TIN MPSON X NEPHEW
rs lmsrh Old Estsbiished Passage Office 275 Pearl
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II hhuMATlsM, rs!Ns AND sTIFFNEss OF THE
~ JOINTS, SCkOFULA, DISEASES OF THE 6KlN.
&c nc -ISos syHur Of ydriodAte OF Potssss
earsnpara, and Yellow Dock.This medicinal remedy p
published Tor the sole benefit Of suffering rheuma
tsm Pains and sufno's Of the o,os Yelling Of the
lar substances them eupons Of the skim diseases
mlpnx from impure of the blood From sona
fR experiments under the direction and supervision Of
most eminent OF tho Faculty has received heir nnmouA
recommendation and many have the best
b'e combination OF remedies for the above named diseases.
~ prepared from the purest articles and warranted
give satisfaction IL hins puri6es and quickens the ceua
tion aays irritation, and leaves every
economy IN perfect state OF health.
The great aud increasing demand for article Of this kind
hiss induced the proprietor bring before public
all may have the benefit Of snd know that there remedy
for these distressing Complaints Il 10 ed In
'u conrdruee, and eds trial vince the
credulous of its surprising properties.
Prepared and sold by CHARLES " RING, DrugKist,
I92 Broadway, cor. Johnsl
N D. Be tn observs the Of L. H
RTNa ~ the cork of esch botfIs fa2S I'm
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GNoLAND-Messrs. Spooner, Atwood Co.. Bankers Lony
4on Resrs Jas Beckett Son, and Mr. Richard Murphy
Liverpool
scoTLAsDThs City of Glasgow Bank and all its branches
and Agencies.
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool to Phla-
depha Boston, and by the Res ur Packet Ships
application being made letter paid
addressedto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
Corner of Pine and South streets, New York,
Or, JAMES Beckett & sor, and No. 1 Waterloo Road,
Mr.. RICHARD MURPHY, liverpool d23r
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ERVALEN ia

ERVALENTA.
HE Undermined have constantly on hand frsah supply
OF Ervalenta, valuable remedy IN obai u
constipation Put ny in pound paoksge For sale whole
sale aud retail, by DELLUC Co,
ApothesarIes and Chemists. Sole ueeessors to
PLACE sOUlLLARD,
I'll lmsre NO. Park Row and 81 Broadway.
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AQSH1 - WINTER ARRANGEMENTS-Th
2rzSfW2s Norwich. Worcester and Boston Reil Road
= ard Steam Transportation Line-Ihe sub
will yus regusry between Norwich and New York making
Old Slip For frsgh which will be taken rates
or PASSAGE having elegant accommodations apply the
Captain, on board, orto
e. A. BILL, Norwich Conn. and to
is Qm*r Js& " BKtt3(is 40 South 81. New York,
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sGERA xaM FOR ALBANY AND TROY. VIA
.Sa 9S Ho. RaroaS Dur
has b;en .slaId With heavy Rail- from Brdgepo,s to
days. excep,edI at On o'cloeE, A: n.
The Steamboat MOUNTAINEEH. Capt. W. Frazee
q 81 O'clock NJ No freight taken in III. Passenger Line
Cars baggage Crates arrive in Albany and Troy
o'clock M New Cars and Locomotive have been
procured and the Road respect equal to the best
New England Road.
NJ Freight Line by Steamers Nimrod and MoheRan
dsily-frseht Tariff last year-For further par
ticuIss inquire tho Office Market Pier, and
a, Livingston and Wells Express, 10 Wall Street
fe4 I'm re q. NJ. PERRY, Agent.
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FROM MEXICO.

The following letters from Mexico, arc
m continuation Of those published yester
day, received by our Express:
Cru or MrxIco, Sept IA, lsi1-
Another victory, glorious in It's reeits
and which has thrown additional lustre up.
on the American arms, has been achieved
to-day by the army under Gen. Scott
the proud capital of Mexico has fallen INTO
the power Of a mere handful Of men com
pared with the immense odds arrayed a.
gaInst them, and Santa Anna instead Of
Shedding has blood as he had promised, is
wandering with the remnant Of his army
no one knows whittier.
The apparently inprognabIo works on
Cnapu'tePec, after a desperate struggle,
we're trlumphau,y cauied-Gens. Bravo
and Noulerde, beside, a host Of officers Of
different grades, taken prisoners over
/ 900 noucommssloued officers and pr.
Yates, all their cannon and ammunition,
are m our hands; the fugillycs were soon
IN fall flight towards the different work.
which command the entrances to the city,
and our men at ouco we're in hot pursuit.
Gen. Quj'natn, supported by General
smiths brigade, took the road by The Chap.
Illspec oqueduct towards the Belen gate
ind the Ciodadela Gen. Worth supper.
ed by Gen. CadwaIlader's brigade, adj.
.auced by the San Cosmo oqueduct to-
owards the garita Of that name, Both
outes we're cut up by bitches and defend.
d by brcastworks, barricades, and strong
FORKS Of every description known to mil.
AIRY science yet tho daring and impetu.
sIIy Of our men oyercame one defence af
n another, and by nIghtfal every work
the clty's edge was carried. General
uitmsn's command, after the rout at
hapultepec, was the first to encounter the
,emy in force. Midway between the
rmer and the Been gate, Santa Anna /
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intoxicated OF tie first pllgstg,d or grog
shop; vet the iac.,hai even N this state
they ARE set upon by gangs ot armed rul.
fans shows that feeling OF revenge aud
deep hatred obtains against Us aud tbs
icqurncv of The murders would prove
that Il, sular system Of assassination has
ORGANIZED, the wre workers yery likely
some Of The priests aud leading men.
la my last stated that Col. Mluiosh
was sinking under his wounds-iha, brave
officer died last night, and is TO be buried
to morrow with all military honors. lie
fell, pierced by two balls, While gallanlIy
Leading his men to attack the Casa Mala,
on the -th Of September, and his system,
suffering under wounds received in No for.
mer battles, was moi able 10 overcome Tie
shock
Yours, &c, u. W. Il.
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Had orders been given at the outset to
blow up aud demolshevery house Or church
from which one man VAS fired upon the
disturbances w,uld have been AT once queI.
led Asi,ls, trust that the lesson the
rabble and their m.chleyous leaders have
received 10 day may deter hem IRON lu.
,urc outragcs.
On entering the palace Gen. Scott at
once named Gen. Q0uman governor Of
Mexlco-a most excellent appointment.
Some wag immediately proclaimed aloud
IN the plaza as follows: Gen. John A.
Qmtman of Mississippi has been spPoln.
ted governor OF Mexico, rice General Jose
Maria Torue, reslgned-rery suddenly z
|, seems that the valiant fornel ran oil a
an early hour, and his magnificent house
has been converted into a hospital Tor oui
wounded officers.
Yours, nc. u. W ~
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Cry on Mryieo, Sept. 2l,Isl7.
G. W. X,

Not illIe joy has been manifested by
all at tba ARRIVAL here Of the American
prsouets-Cap's. Clay, IIeaIy and Smith,
Llcuts. Churchill, Davidson aud Barbour.
and sixteen prlyates-who have recently
been confined a, Tolaca. It seems that
they were released by the Governor, Ola.
pulbcl, on his own responsibility, they
promising that the samo number OF Mex
can prisoners, and Of equal rank, should
be delivered up to hlm. Those officers
who refused To give their parole when all
we're ordered 10 To.uca, and who after.
wards escaped, have performed active ser.
vice here ~ the different battles. Manor
Games has been serving on tho Staff Of
Cen Scott, Md~hlpmsu Rogers on that
Of Gen. Pillow, MAJOR BorIaud on that Of
Gen. Qulimam The latter was severely
wounded on the 18Th, but wil recover.
ours, &c, G.. ". X.
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An honest man, remarkable ror tho sin,

An honest man, remarkable Cor the sin
gulaflty aud doggednoss Of his opinions,
had been several times on jury, and al.
ways entertained notions Of aw and JUS.
nc" 'oia ly at varlance with the Judge and
his brother jurors. One Of the Judges asked
hum how II was possible that he ALWAYS
gave SO much trouble to tho court Ilo
replied, with tho utmost graviIy, | don't
know how Il ls but il always happens 10
he my misfortune To be On jury with c.
iercn obstinate men.
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Cry or MENlco. Senl. Do. ls1z.

AssassInallons continue. No less than
too murdered soldiers we're found this NOR.
nlng IN the vicinity Of the quarter Of San
Iebis, aad eight on the previous day.
Inc iauli hos partially with our own men.
who struggle from their quarters and gct
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4 the plaza as luIloMs pSH' JON" ~ W
luitman &c Mississippi, has been sppo'n- ie
ed governor Of Mexico, rice General Jose lie
,iarla TorneI, gned-rery suddenly = Of
seems that the valiant rornel ran oil al 81
IN early hour, and his magnificent house n
,as been converted into a hospital Tor our !
wounded officers.
Yours, &c. u. W. ~
C1rY or MrMco, Sept. l., ISL.
Tie capital Is now quiet enough, and al
though tie inhabitants say but htlle they
are probably notalogelher con'enied with
thelr new masters. They say thnl VI" I
Lord and Santa Anna are to blame for all
their m!storluues- own lack d PROV
ess and courage IS MOI thought Of They
say that Providence withheld the rams
and gave the Yankees fair weather Tor
their operations, while Santa Anna deser'
ted them 10 their extremity, and gave up
Tie CITY without even making farms Tor
them The latter has gone 40 one knows
vbither. some contend that he IS on hls
way 10 The coast, w'h the intention o.
leaving tho country; others say that he
has gone towards Quefeiero; ~btie many
think thai lie IS lurklag about Guadalupe
or san Chu,tohal, WITHIN tew miles OF
this. set with only a small force Of caval'
rs At ms command. HIS wife, Who has
been living an the while at the house 81
ms particular friend Mackutash, has gone
, ~ ,ho d,rsrttnn III S-lu Chrtstubll ~
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GENERAL TOTAL.
k,fea UgpH5ed HsHqg

He'd WOUNDED and missing in the four dyi-
lions of Gems Worth, 1wiggs, Pillow and Out.
nan, 1913
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save, by Judieioos discrimination, as many
OF those miserable conyIc,s IS possible, 81.
sy Of them nave paid for their treachery by
an Igusminious death on the galloWs
AgaInthc genefal.in-ch,ef calls on his
brethren IN arms, OF all grades, 10 be con
s:amtly on the alert, by day as by night ;
never TO appear IN the streets without side
arms 10 walk out only IN parties Of tNos,
thtees or more, and TO avoid all obscure
places particularly Ireaeherous dram shops
aud liquor stores.
By command Of Maj Gen. Scott.
II l.. SCOTT A A A. G.
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The New 0fleans Delta orFrilar morn
IN, I,., contains lrs, nj ,bs names ri the
",-,.- ..,-..r
"'"eo' "ouuueo a'o 'n's,'"4 !" '"' 'I'u'
battles near Inc cry oi Mexico bht we nave
only room this morning to publish those o.
the Fourth BuysJe. under Ntl. Oyttmsn.
IN ,,b,.A 10 p.r,,n,,o p.o.o,e,t ma. -,
.,y.l.l.
'ao"7u
FOURTH UJvISION-N4J GEN orr
800,
MAN'
List Of Killed, W0uHdea and NssiHg IN The
ser'rat acuons H,ar ne CITY NJ NST,eo, On lie
lih and l5h " September, l7I7.
KuLgp-N5igr L Twiggs. Marine Cor,s
Capt A Van O'Llnda y. Y Vol; lst 1t J N
Moragn,, : c Vol; 2lLtJWslls Can,ey. ) c
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PUNISHMENT OF THE pEsERTERs.

PUNISHMENT OF THE DESERTERS.
We have not room ior the orders IN full
10 the trial aud sentences Of the differ
ens deserlers are given, bu; give the sub
stance.
By general order, dated the Oh Sept,
II appears that court martial, of which
Col Riley, Of the I'd Infantry, was Presl.
deaf, tried twen,y.nine men Tor desertion q
The enemy. Their fate may be read IN the
following sentences of Gen. Scott;