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BALTIMORE MARKETS

OFFIcE OF The AMERICAS, Jan. 10, 5PM
FLOUR.-A few hundred bbls. OF Howard Street Flour
we're sold yesterday SI75. The same rate is current
to-day, and holders quite firm: but sales are
We note sales Of 500 bbs at 81 u.s. and settlements for
receipts from cars al 81 SEA
There is good demand for City Mills Flour, and sales
OF 1000 bills were made to day SASH. The stock IL.
quite light and most holders ask higher.
GRAIN.-Nothing doing in Wheat We quote good
to prime reds nominally at 9ga95 cts.
sale OF Pennsy vana yellow received by railroad was
made to-day at 65 cts.
Oats are wanted, and would bring about IS cu
PRovIsIoNs-The rates for Pork tending upwards
Limited sales OF Old Mess have been made at SIl and
new Western Prime at Sll.-The stock Of Prim. Pork
IS quite light and VIC hear OF salcs Baltimore packed
Mess Beef IS held SIO.75 SII; No. / SO 50 rs:
and Prime at 81 S7.25. Sales OF No. at 49, The
transactions IN Bacon small. Some old Shoulders are
selling at cents; and Sides 81 cents. 1000 old Ham.
OF ordinary quality were sold to-day 81 cents There
was also sale to-day OF 5000 lbs Western Shoulders
at 81 cents We hear of sales Of Lard kegs are held
at s cents, and bbls. 7 II cents.
WnIsEEY-The demand continues very limited and
small sale, only ae makiag at % for hhds and %
cts. for bbls.
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From the Picayune, Jan. 6.
Latest from TnmpicO.

BY the arrival this morning O'Clock, of tho schr
Arspe, Capt Gates, from Tampico In FIVE days. we have
news as late as the Both u, which will be found detailed
below:
The Arspe sailed from Tampico on Wednesday last.
There was but little news Of public interest The u S.
steamer Sphre, Comr Tanal schrs. Recfer Lieut. Com
manding Sierre, and Nonala, Lieut. Cong Rowan sail
ed the 2S,h ult for Anton Lizardo but returned to the
bar on the following day, owing contrary winds and
prospect o. bad weather The former got under way
again on the Both. aud when the AIispe leh at r. M ,
were three four miles the schr in tow
OF the steamer. The Nonata inside ar and pro-
badly did not sail for a day or two.
The sloop OF war st. Mays arrived off Tampico bar
on the evening OF the 2Sth u, but sailed again the fol-
lowing day. Her destination not known.
grand flagstaff ninetyiyo feet high, was raised on
the morning OF the Both u in the principal plaza directly
IN the centre OF an extensive marble pedestal originally
signed Tor the base OF n monument To Santa AIMS,
MIR Chase, our former Consul appointed collector of
the customs at Tsmpico-a post he emincny deserves
Occasional rumors reach the city OF an intended attack
upon by the Mexicans; but they are only viewed a.
Mexican tales. man may every Mexican that will
attack Iampco while troops there for supper and
sui follow DIR franklins recipe for good appetite for
breakfast.
The city remains perfectly quiet and orderly being un-
der the best possible police regulations There is no fight
ing, dissipation. rowdysm disturbance of any kind and
II Is not probable that the people OF Tampico-he former
nhabiiants-evcr still and peaceable place before
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IN The United States. He appeals Gen. Salas and Gen
Almons as witnesses In his behalf both OF whom he saw,
made the campaign Of 1855 with him Texas in the en-
deavor TO prevent tho dsmembemon Of portion Of the
national territory lie touches upon other eyonts In the
lives OF Salas and himself in which they were associate,
IN misfortune he expresses his reluctance thus 10 appear
before his country in his justification. lilo would ra-
he have trusted 70 his services and his wounds hi.
defence. aud concludes with n flourish, which we may
ianiy render thus: But had another reply In reserve
which my and muskey should make upon the in
vadlng hosts in the day OF national vengeance"
We do no, recognise in Of this letter any mark.
OF earnest sincerity, nor do find any thing pa
pes to throw light upon the military designs OF Santa An
ma letter written by him back the 2ls Of No
vemoer to Justify his abandonment OF Tampco contains
one paragraph saying that no had anticipated any opera
tons which Gen Taylor might mediate by the way of
sao and taken the proper measures to rcpe invasion
from that quarter.
The papers OF the city OF Mexico have been much oc-
cuped with reports touching Santa Annals designs upon
the government The official journal dcnounces every
Whisper OF an ambitious purpose sanderous and uato-
RUS Is evidently deemed important TO keen the
public tree from all expectations on this score.
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GENERAL ORDERS, No. >.
WAR nKrANrNrNr

w,K DEPARTMENT
.4diHfaHt Gens-ars oEor, Wash nston Jany = IA
l. The following OF Congress- chang the term Of eal
n and providing bounty for published for the i'm
formation and guidance OF toe officers OF Army:
"AS Acr n eni,tmcnts in the Regular Army
BE eHaeto ty hs Senate aHi House Of Representatives. Of
tH'd Ste'e' Of f~ea IA CoHTss' a'seabie That during
be cl for the
and hsmen OF the present military sns ~, $780,
the war; OF hVe years At the option the
discharged.
"src And be further enacted That there ,ban be allowed
serve the artillery infantry Yeas or dur
ing the bounty dola the payment Of SIR
dollars Of the said bounty shall shan
have loinei for duty the regiment serve"
H. The general -aPentendrn's OF the recruiting
give and all recruiting officers
who VIII immediately Pubinh this ORDER OF
established rates OF agreraby
uhes In two newspapers IN the vicinity OF then
I'LL The term Of will be- during the wal
rnA hcfioS, for nve years, prefer
blanks no" IN use will for I'VE years by writing
e The enlistment IN due io the reqai cd eer tot the
advanced bounty and they viii also suffice
new blank. eau be pHnd ~ sabtlng the w,rd, "uraE
i've years printed Prc,erbed Of al eg an,e
w Company commanders viii add muster
I ana 'ei ana pay rolls now IN use 10 show the payments
account OF bounty In the first chaie,d the
advanced bounty the soldier
IN % second the rea ned bounty dH him. and which II be paid
aher joining for duty the regiment which lie
euing Ulcers will add similar columns the blank rolls
muster aud ray rolls and muster ard descriptive rolls &C
lively furnished for the recruiting
" The 'e m Of service having been changed from Eve
darisg As "a NJ bounty tre dollars aloa ed
1t eIpecsnt ihe army win be filled in
VIA Fi' eH" aff'rHy on rae fAf
ing ecoers WHO viii Ipl fully he enists
the condt upon which he the service
VI Whenever recruiting station. III must
te aaudoued and established any officer fail to
get recruits at more thn or
eerrd BY the supcrinenient {, JOIN his regin
VII More than ordinly paid tactical in
of by from the mo
ment Of nsment at the tcndezvouE until
mcn To t4s point the att nion II commanders depos
specially drctrd-Sec. No 733 Army Regulations
VIII The oi Fort toumhus
the recruit ns serye@ a. drpo, ef in.,meSn Co 1'
Of the LIST regiment oi artillery the general supennt,
social attention this recruits
comfortably quarercd aud well instructed during short time
they may retained on Governors Eliud.
hY oRnLR: Il IONEl Grn1
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Prom The New Orleans Pieayunc, Jan C.
Further iron, Mexico.

Since our last We have received files Of papers from
Vera Cruz rom the latter part November up to tho l7h
Of December We have reviewed the reports in the "a,
psrs oi tic proceedings Of tho Mexican Congress and Jo
not find word 10 add the statement which we gave
yesterday No direct action appears have been had up.
on the subject at the with the United States We can
not find tho oyeriufcs for peace frequently made 10y our
Government aiverifd to the proceedings Of the Mrx.
Congrcss at OF do fnd anything touching di.
rec.y upon their puns Of camp4gn. Tncr own papers
would convey hc impression that san LUIS Potps u 10 DO
the great battle ground ui the wsr.
We hivG 40 iast the oi-al Mexican accounts of tho
events which have occurred NJ LIS Angeles which have
been mlgn.fed into massacre OF 80 Americans. The
facts in sIbsuuco thus stated in o despatch signed by
Col j. VI S'guf1 nGdrcssed 10 the Governor of sonora
On tho 2Jd Of $ em'or the citizens Of Los Angeles
and the VIC nifty determined 20 throw of the rule ol the
Americans. They acUlTdn ~ proc aimed their ibcr.
". ana p1csu Capt ,fes their head After some days
Of impending strife, nm action b. sad 70 have occurred
the goth and 9th Of September IN tho rancho of Chino
the immediate vicinity OF bo1 Angeles, whore the Amor.
said O. have routed entirely twenyFovcn Of
Them made prisoners aud tirs r9sHdsd Ono Mexican
was killed but no American. Tho c1nqucrors then lard
siege 90 iho civ Of Los Angoo and on tho 91th s2om-
Der the town capitalized Th5 texans Of tho surrender
wcfc drawn w MIA uch elaboration those Of Nom
tsIey
Tho Loeomofor gvesa vivid account Of tho loss Of the
SJmes nnd OF the cx,ftions Ut the boats Of the different
nations 10 snyo the drowning sailors IL docs NOT howoy-
az add mech the Information which We had previously
received. The scvcn rlou who drlted ashore and
slyod wore treated, says with great kindness and hu.
mainly 10 Vera Cruz As thoy doaicd ashore, boy woto
90 near ' o CSHo 81 on1 auan that 'uay ooud osunci
y hear the beating Of the drums within the walls.
respondent whose attentions canuot here adequately
ackn1wcd ,s has furnished rs with tho Of the
saved who held ~ prisoners Of war n Vera Cruz
| They are az fol,ws-Wm. w. Cafdy, WIN. w Powers,
John Boyoe Lewis Johnson, James Fenne Matthias Ora.
| vel and Dennis Kelly
We have already mentioned that The Commodore has
supplied hem with clothes and money. Our couespon-
dent tells they ore treated with Endnes', but yo close
] pfisILsfs.
We hoar from Santa Anna in another communication
Oa the 4th Of Dccombsr no Addressed letter 10 the Sc
crc'afy of State which Published TO alaY tie ap9re.
honson excited BY rumo5a circulation that tho General
had quarolcd with The acting government md about
o. return tho city ri Mexico and into nceoaons
peace with The DATED States lie attributes the reports
circulation, injurious bis character 10 certain papers
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Traitors or HypocriIes.

A leading editorial article IN Tuesday nights Washing.
ton Union places the Wings in rather peculiar diem-
ma. Those who against tue War measures recon-
mcndod by tue Administration e1ecraed as traitors,
while those who for them and their willingness
10 cooperate with the Administration 10 whatever plans
DC may recommend, vigorously to prosecute Mr. Polk.
war sgmatzed as hypocrles Iaboring to make po-
ltcal capital for their party, 10y protesting all readiness
support IT," We will not apply 10 this article the cphot
which 10 deserves. But beg leave ash, II Wig Ge-
nera be censured for the Of energy displayed
10 the prosecution Of conc' which they have been se-
ioctcd by Mr.. Polk conduct, aud It Wing Statesmen
who do all their power strengthen the arm Of the
Executive n the prosecution OF the war, be thus
slundored by the off nal organ oil Mr.. Polk, what right
have they 10 expect claim tcr acyo support or TO
oompisn when that support withheld We wll not H.
tempt however. to rcpo a caumny which reflects more
severely upon him who than upon those Of whom
.ts spoken caumny which is sufficiently refutod bv
she high character Of the whom the shaft aimed
Such Archer, Crenden, Clayton, and their
cbtes elevated to be reached by such missiles
hurled by stronger than that OF the official or
gan.
The Union, ton, s continues % apply 10 the Wings The
ephe Of "FcdcraI-t. 1t had no regard for the feel
inrs Of the many distinguished gentlemen Of that party
who now slirg ornaments boo the L7coocO ranks and
who stand high in tho affection aui confidence of Mr.
Polk TO soy nothing Of tbs, Ant-War Fedsra.i.t NJ
Buchanan, of that "bllck-cockado" sdefais Levi.
Cass Of tna, Hartford Convention fo5srais Henry
Hubbafd, the WhIss may wei. congratulate 'bcmseve,
that they have their ranks one who eo-,s st mi
the avowa. that "nc would have been TORY bad %,
lived on the days Of tho Revolution 'nd who with suei
ayowll upon hs Ups. deserves be called tory now
though ho Dc regarded pillar 900 the I.-ofar.
temple end pcrhlps fair specimen Of he character I r,
Union should purge boz own ranks of sdsrais the Part,
OF which 30 BE- the organ would be boz aa awful mn.rf
~ u would step farther, and expo from be- rank
a Who have exercised, defended the exercise Of pow
sfs snd prcrogauycs BY the Federal Executive which Oh,
most rab irdoralsf of tho oldeu time never dreamed
claiming, would scarcely muster Corporas Guard on,
t,at Guard would Boz without leader
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EEnn.c OF nnlrpnfc..

IHrE.uAI, Jan. 10, lrdG.
communication wac received from ilc Senate s.s,ug
ihat that b.ty bed pl.sd ru0.cr ,i bs nod u1uy.r
the House taf they bad adopted resolution rcqu.. ing
that the b cH'rHIHg Doc Company Of Rl Groys in The
county of h.ug William 90 o company Of Light Infantry,
&c. be- returned CO. hat bHiy ttayok been inadvertently
communicate o. thc llou.o. Tho tII wa. returned.
HEIORT5 OF COMMITTEES.
NJ BUEwElt, iIon ino committee Schools end Coz
IspC., reported br 0.oarg Oi "A b investing part
o o Lreury Fund boo 1udnga, &c. lJfiac Medical Col.
lego tho valley of Virginia
VI ffygs, chairman Of tho c]mmiuso.on Propositions
and Gucunc,s, reported b aItharzng icpafac cleo
ton 81 RI.yssII.c, in tHc county a. lagr.
Mr Iirrtrty, chairman OF the committee on Claims re-
ported the following b..A bill o'unding to DAVID Rswl,
certain sum Ui money lie alec made reports against the
expectancy of gnnnng The petitions n Joseph Busn Of
Andrew Collins Of George Headaud against The petition
Of The Sheriff of Che county Oi Mddcsox
Mr. fLoYu. chairman OF the on Roads end In
tofna Navigation. reported tho following bills "A bi 10
authorize icasc Of Che soaboari and R1anDk, oad "
the Trustee Of Portsmolh aud Go, Cry Council Of Nor
folk Jointly, end Co author Subsequent the road
20 '1c same parties bi 10 incorporate lc Iuo Fa.la
Railroad COMPANY bi. 90 Incorporate the Carksburr
end Weston Turnpike Company
Mr. DAVIS, choumln VI he committee on Agriculture and
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For the Wing.
To the Wing Convention.

Gcniemen-Alow an humble Wing, who hitherto has
always supported John VI. Bots, sugges, single rca
way you should not again present his 10 ths Dis
t.ict for Congress. How Is, know not, but
the fact Is that Mr.. Bots command stronger vote
adversaTies IN this District against him, any
Democrat the District for himself The Democrats
esteem 1t privilege vote against him, and will 60
the polls for this, than 10 sustain their candidate
Now, cannot this with other fact cquly obvious
testcd by the experience Of am1steyey Wing IN this Dis
,rc and the result OF the two Congress Onal cleo
lions this District clearly proves that he
mand the strength O hIs party, and think you
enough to satisfy you OF the utter inability of ms trends
elect him. Indeed It Is the climax Of folly atte mpt
IT, and hope with such H. Rhodes, Esq John =.
Fleming, and Clayton c. Coleman that you will again
press hun upon US, however anxious be TO elect
him. HENRlCO.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRxroHrKD AND coRREcrKD TWICE wkxx ron TINE wursJ
ToBACCo-No change In the marke.
fLOUR-held at SIS; dull
WmEAT-lO0sl05e for prme-inlerior s0aeSc
CoRN-57Ss6
oOATs-33a35c. from Depo,-in demand.
CUT NAILS to Ale.
25a5Oe. fN'' 'V0' '" Si'<'' o'soA
WhlSKEY-Bbs 24e; HIog.hoad. Csc
LlME-Thomssiou, sales from wharf al. ,,ors Il, Cd
moLhSSES-N. Orleans 3la33c.; Porto Rico 2sa3Oc
ouea i1sI1c. Stock very light.
p.a, ~ .rSn,spem 27a2sc.; Patent Sperm IOc Hurs
g. C0ffEE-Lsgaayra 7ias,c; Rio 7,ssc Java ioaiIi;
CLOVER SEED-S5
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushcl
PIG lRoN-S25 TO IS.
fiSH.-Herrings, No. l, 81, No. g 81 receip,s ovsr
OaL-Winter strained oil bost lis cts.
fko'lSlONS-Bacon, Smith6eld 7Ias CENTS. l,,,
sale OF old Western Sides 6ic. scarce and would now
bring IaItc Shoulders SCI Baumoro Sides 6Ia6Ic Hams
63a7}; Lard Sastc.
PLASTER-From the Wharf. a. 1914 per ton do
Basin 81 to 4,l23.
suGARs-Now Orleans 7tas, p. Rico sasc; ST.
Croix 9alOc. ~
SHOT-5a5i.
SALT-Sl ,65c.
>, Cal ILE-Boe by scales weight, gross, 81 to ~;
hogs 30, and IN demand; Mutton vm 10 per h. i'd.
. EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts iat prem. Baltimore drafts iaI PREM
Philadelphia q" iai North Carolina 5a3 dis.
South Carolina dis Wheeling = dis.
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3 dis
Alabama Sac dis Specie prem
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JaaUAEY li'h, lsi5.
The bill changing the Rife Grcys Of King William
county o company Of Light lnlnfy, fcurned from
ne House, requested winch, upon motion Of Mr. Ko
GERS, was aii upon the table.
NJ. McMULLES reported, from the committee of Inter
nb improvements, bU providing tor the construction of
tie salem sri Sis'srv.e Turnpike Road with amend
meme Upon mYiHn Di Nr WOILFYfg. laid the table.
tr suuEASr, from COO same committee, reported tAe
900 authorizing IH1 Lyrch1.rg end Salem Turnpike Cone
fary i1 Nr-ulmlc their f.1d, and ilr other purpose
n on motion Ii VI MIlr. .ii on the table.
Sir NlcdU .Ltv moved that the bold auih.fzIng loon
by tie Winchester aud Pl'aul- mu1I company. and fur
IIof puf,.s., b., tak,n up. Alter cou.4,uuis debate
tsfr,cn Ncs-rs. Wallace Gl'.-hcr wiley McNuH,n,
TLamrs0l, N.ich.r r.d Woo.lYls, be- bull. On motion
ri Mr WT.atE, was fscoumi led % hoe committee on
General Lave, with in.rHcfiUus. A,s7 DC, noes II.
loom n-L--u u Nj 81 M-L--a- -.u.Ln a---u--LL
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Amherst md Nelson.
BRuTuS.

We have received the Sedings OF the Wing meetings
in Nelson and Amherst appointing delegates the Scots
vile Convention. Ito be held yesterday for the purpose
designating candidate for the Abcmare Congressional
District. We deem it unnecessary insert them. how
ever as VIC crowded with matter, and all the
ties have indicated decided preference for VIM l.. Cog
gin, Esq who has do doubt received the nomination. A
friend in Nelson writes that though they have been
as prompt in that county in others in appointing
delegates. they will do their duty the polls. 1t only
necessary that this shall be done all the countless to
sure Mr.. Goggin's success
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Letter from washington.


WAsHiN0ros. Jan. -. ls47.
shall make short letter tonight Tor the simple reason
that have little TO say.
Both Houses have been wholly engaged to-day in at
tending 10 the funeral ceremonies the body of
tor PKSSYBAcKEk The coffin broUg into the Senate
chamber and was accompanied by OF his friends,
and by the members generally OF both Houses. The Su.
prene Court the Cabinet and the President present
with several Foreign Ministers.
Rev. Mr. SrRoLE opened the exercises with the reading
OF chapter (the 4h) from the book OF Job. Rev. MIR.
sLicKR followed in short PRAYER and then the Sermon
was preached by Rev Mr.. SFRoLK from the 18th OF
the 4h chapter OF Job.
The body then conveyed to the Congressional Bury
ing Ground supposed the friends would have taken
home, but this looks IL rcpose in this great
receptacle OF the departed members OF National Lee
gislaure.
The Lieut. General Bill will probably shortly come up in
both Houses for discussion The Ten Regiments Bill will
most likely come up in the Senate tomorrow.
RRIlTuS.
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.en,s per gallon in bbls.
NEW YORK Ian

NEW YORK, Jan. Is, 7. NJ.
There more activity in the market than for some
days past Sales this morning of 5000 bbls. Genesee
Flour $3.50 per Dbl and rm conended for frac
ton above these figures. The range Of tho Southern
brands continue from S5,25 $55O-accOrdng TO kind
and quality.
More activity also in grain. Sales to-day of 10000
bushels Genesee Wheat at is per bushe. Mode
rate sales Of new prime white Corn "a cents and sales
also OF 1000 bushels prime yellow - cents Oats 10 to
As cts; Rye Sass cts.
Whiskey is dull and rather tho decline; moderate
sales OF bbs at % cents per gallon.
The Cotton market continues firm previous rates.
But little animation in Stocks and prices rather on the
declne-PdtriOt.
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GESrLENrS-I noticed in your paper, lew days since
slight mistake, which have not corrected and ss
u matter OF interest 10 me, you will pardon
Tor calling your attention tpit The mistake ths IN
mentioning the Of the officers OF Capt Bankhead's
company, You had It Thomas Garrett, OF Essex, Let
Lieutenant j. shoIld have been, Thomas Stuart Gar
nett OF Wesimorciud Il necessary that tIs cor
should be made, because lh,re d Lieut.. Garneit
now in Mexico from Es,cx IL may not be improper 10
add that Lieut.. Thomas ) Garneu OF III. I. Gar
nett OF Wcsmore.ind. II you will make hi-
you will greatly obge your humble servant,
JAN. lltH isl7. WESTMORELAND.
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NJ One OF the companies Of Pennsylvania Volunteers.
now IN New Orleans, commanded by Capt. HILL gull
Of great ouages in that city the night Of the 4h
slant The Captain their head and deed the civil
authorities. Fortunately, collision avoided by the
prudence of Recorder Genois and the company
dueed to their quarters. has
issued for Capt. Hills arrest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15

~ r. 7. FIenniken the OF the newly appoint
ed Minister to Denmark, and X. F. Remington as,
copying the National Integencer stated ycsier-
day The InieGencer says, 1.-The similarity of the sounds
would probably have imposed upon US, had we ever
heard the name before"
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IL Give US Jones Smith, Hunter, any sound Dem
ocrai elected b. Democrats bu, don't let IVkissry
choose for US" So says correspondent Of the
Richmond Enquirer article specializing the re-
suit OF the Senatorial election and say Let the
Locos elect Jones, Smith Hun,er-but do not let the
Mhies endor.e 1ither cf them bY their VOTES