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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

FooD FOR THE WHiGs.-I'o those wings
who have denounced tho Mexican war as
!" unjust and unnecessary" who have de-.
clared that it was commenced by the Ad.
for the acquisition of territory,
we would commend the speech of Nh.
CLAY, delivered at the celebration Of the
New England Society, in New Orleans, in
which he declared that he +" felt inclined to
ask some nook or corner in the army, that
/ might serDe in AvENGING THE
WRONGS OF MY COUNTRY" Let
this patriotic sentiment be carefully read
and digested by the wings. 1t is excellent
food for reflection, and perchance may put
a period to their sympathetic illusions,
over the" wrongs of poor, unOfensige, in.
jured Mexicol" In the meantime, we
would ask, why have so few Of the wing
journals published Mr.. Ciay's speech
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
The Mississippian in reply to the ruInor,
that the Secretary Of the Treasury tender
ed his resignation to the President immedi-
ately after the vote on Mr.. Wentworlh's
resolution in opposition to the tax ON tea
and coffee, says =" We state on a full
knowledge Of what we say, that The rumor
is destitute Of the shadow Of foundation"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

or We would refer our readers 10 an
able article-RailToad TO the Pacjfc--on
our first page, taksn from the Baltimore
American. r.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE.
Richard M. Young has been appointed
by the President, with the advice and con.
sent Of~the Senate, commissioner Of the
land Office, in place Of Gen. Shields.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

ISAAC s. PENNYBAcKER, one Of the
Senators from Virginia, died on the 18th
inst. When stricken down, he was in the
pride of manhOOd-less than forty two years
of age-as stated by Mr.. Mcdowell in bis
eloquent tribute TO his memory in the House
of Representatives, on the 18th inst.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26
rae MEXICAN NEWS which we lay

THE MEXICAN NEWS which we lay
before our readers to-day show that Mexico
is determined to listen to no terms for peace
until the lhunderboIts Of war are brought
to bear against her with tremendous effect.
1t affords increased evidence of the impor.
lance of harmony and concert Of action
among the people Of the United States. 1t
should be stirring appeal TO all parties in
this country to smoke, relative TO that qpes-
ton, for the present at least, the calumet of
peace, and offer up the spirit Of party at
the shrine Of patriotism. Let il be remrm.
bered that large majority of the members
of the Mexican Congress have solemnIy
vowed that they will oppose any PROPOSE
ton for peace until the American forces
are Withdrawn from her soil. Let it be
remember that the proposition loI opening
negotiations made by our government, in
the spirit Of peace and good feeling, have
been insultingly rejected by the Mexican
Congress. What course then is left for our |
government, even admitting the unreasona.
bic, untenable and unpatriotic position as.
sumed by the OpPOsition-that the war is
to fight IL out with a determln.
I'd spirit Amy other course would be at.
ended with dishOnor to the American
name. Let the people of all parties, then,
mite in calling on the government TO adopt
measures for prosecuting the war vigor.
'usly 50 that it may be brought to an hon.
rable and satisfactory conclusion.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

90 The accommodating officers Ofthoa
Carolina, Laurel and John Wesley will
please accept our thanks for late papers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

MAssAcHUsETTs.- latest accounts
the Massachusetts Regiment Of Volunteers
was complete, with the exception Of One
company. ..-
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

The DEMOCRATIC REVIEW tor January
is an excellent number--worlhy its predo
cessOrs. The first number Of the TWEEN.
tieth volume comes to as somewhat en-.
Iarged, and also changed greatly for the
better in its typographical arrangement.--
1t is well filed with choice matter, suited
not only to The taste Of the politician but
Of the general reader.
The Review is published on the cash
system, at the extremely low price OF So 90
per annum, single copies. Eight copies to
one address $50 20. No one should DO
wiIhot copy.
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
comes to US, for January, with its usual
amount Of choice and instructive reading
matter.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for January has
also come to hand. Its choice reading
matter, and beautiful ORIGINAL EMBEIGIsH.
HENTs (including Fashions &c. render Il
4 most admirable work--a gem Of the first
water. Torms--One copy year eS-S
,opies SOL comics S20 90.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-01-26

PUBLIC DoCUMENTs.-We Indebted
10 Senator Chalmers and to tue Hon. X.
w. Roberts forimportant Pul lil1llll-z-Ss
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Ia .sa-a - = hi-- a-, .r-s- ~ s-ca-i-
tya.S q him far ii III a. t.os. ehtfe h. .b1
be e.sly 81, al.
LIS he ua:ysrsal oin N in ss7'l r IN, If Grae-al
vsl hal . ned. 80 Chihuahua tn r. would have
b,sp \, frnlafa Nv AeNea. Ii. nunphsn had
i,sssSsi.a al II Pissldei IL 2sth Dsrrh'r
tiers had beea rsee yed lr3nssa G5tornH Of Chlaa.
lla STA; ~ ,iat General Wei within t4f,o d :
r1s I'll n CD II f,a rpefi leace andcs, ll If
I'm ali ehances ui escs2a. Il IA Ing hick ppm Santa
Fe. Il relieve IL in IL enlerscacy,
Thr II ,xican> arr bod in ,heir and confident Fl
cap4ur.nv Cot nunirhan aud his mu-nd. whlch ein-
SIS afabput 60 inea, so Ct tliea being Of hrs on
irps the frs, resilnehi OF uouned Missouri volunteers
and ae,a.hmoai Of l0o r,m Santa fe. under
IA md us Lieut.. Col Miche Of The II regiment IN
ssnr af 30 men from CrS's battalien If light artillery
under command of apt Hudson and Lieut. k'hbfu, and
: from Col Prices regiment aad Cd. NilickS hat
talien They then asset that they VIII massacre every
kmor.caa IA New Mexico and coHfiscaio all th.li
gods.
letter from I.'edi Ahet,. [. s Topasnph 7, IN
riaaers II later date cnhnns al the above cgruc
The d-iails II The BATH, at Baco a. confirmed
Tho n1ssrfe fyal Il ,ub' his lccl rrlae AMI II
when We have ne set had la tf Ei3a. and tine
i7-ufrceticn has ben lcpi gs'e UNI al aas za't II
tls u ro,k. iitaruai Lasli4 fire t.ft4 iut !s
lr.5s'lr3. t5 a8f o.fft ca = ItIs - - fst
,'e.n ion laa - q a'sanHcA n ,,r Ne5ers naiiafs
los's.
Iitu' Aef's mn .lfarti sr ..fs1r e#a1'a- 10 Nj
r3sr Ibrcqlls pm r5vcrituH al - pr.t4H ..aar
s4I arre rcnffr'inaus ~ sifefauaz 1pd ,' aaff'
If err Gallant m n ~ aNay fan aear. - jbah,u o
~ faoae's clan'cg s'f1Nz iH ts,taea eseh ass .sf
s,e.r'zci fbc = la adv.ase rfla Naa deHf'
firf # lie ltaC eei e'.f~1 ID 90 tic conspiracy
IsFa arrival tar d-t1..1 dsas a.s stY i-tsf) WIN
l.serlaa-a f#it cla's7y. "a aft1s w't ie PHI
is,.er fcrsv q ~, efs.rg lat I'll Co,i m tl4r
~ .,1a lqiralf s. .- - all.s bevoal SANTA Ic
laer wsFe gsaeuT ia god btllli aad lr'2r ssl9f
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Cs=s...a...e el1e ID u#h7.

t......s.....e5# la4s ID Din.
lraea1 4 an e-afs,s q. L,aza. Ll4d-.H4fsas i.yc.
o. - ,a#r ~ fae5a 3ptr= ia5ai = Gaard
T4tH t.a.sil.. - ..t#e...#y i'e..ztJ a.c.
4'.6aic.a ieaf J,s He lis IN 9trte'c.
HaAlo. i.ss'. March l.
Ems D-1r, 6ra. Irh. =. g.. II r#s=t i#I uare. IN
.a. fa.cr . ..ir e1'.a4 90 aH ii. Conceal I#yl.'
s#a.aa IA 'Afas. af.it l.s' e.rHms I'm @ rel
3tf-aH, al t#ai.o ta.clhtr With uHe tr5W Cel.url
tIri-. 81 Oaa.f..t be s,tue Iatu1 f7.ohtt 10 Con.
i71lf lnaa io'Hsafelt slolt ISL has'c Tor tn eeuu
- a.8sf. ut ndHg ie21 Ia AIu.anlrs let mint !
.' The HtIH5u8 Ia9t - O. has ietu received, sia-
#8R What Is iseluee aod What A. .asri pp,u rufnuf.
by tic oApcss oi Cal9nd Morgan IS. lsam ti,al a
zf 81 A'r7H sza had uade s appearance n The
~ ul C,rraltu bctaocn that TOW IA mud Monterey. and
dat a uHnarf Of maraHilua Mcsi,ans ave iu4W4 lha
r#9H's irt~tcn Gauaf4o and tn hitter lac. GHu Oh
l5Noi Ind u',f,d all thr trains oi wagons ifu tuaf
-" 49, forward. II lr sopatdthus Stl Il soc ihcfa
EN- L. aHl ilc dauht u theie bonp -afra, e t,Y
II tAc en- lttln lie rraf al oeucla la,, ua tdl
and h1Yc 10 doah' llrI .n,.Tts tlrlu AuHaurs.
#nI 'tsF #f,n. she riesr. every u.a't.
lhpra is also t8m,r tuu tcfmsu fam thfc' suIcos
allc tfsb attn! that Gtn,rl iatlor Lad hlr1 lack
r. A4.ir., Nnh iisW9ia rs afI tt >sI.a tuDa
"itl s1,ui - lteeu,s # hta ard -, aHeg tn
f=nIat# 0' 5n i'fbd u an letter ti3p CauaIgo loa
s.a .Hn - lN' isiani. Nh Wu,rr rt winch IA IaI-,H
sh1 tasu.Hhd u IT, country r. sodlt tut. and Is
1a1' mIa'ed With llU MeNrau q. -aet.r IL ti6
ent.r + htsr.WaHes apau the uca, rclYrl here. he
s1.cfs# .#sH 'mptwara Toll and Sis ''ilcp Is 10
.s'ts Ill #nrc=N shall be certain To- Eate brush
Il vsisr .a=flDdat Camrea and acnerUg believed
.at ON ir 'faiar lad lasaout II au' cPpodl, the
NcNcaa. as1acca lhu pl.,e and Monterey. 'iherPiu
lon sustained by tn lc bo il had mol arrived at s
destination liter The pofo l'ne had elapsed.
IT, onlt portion II his news whch is questioned
here. is Tia. IN reference tu General Ia,lDr hay
Hg tJcn Lack on Monterey
he safp certainly neitug rNrluu anil e. ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-25

hasc main ,afaci IN The -IualI. aIoatd sunifht.
The Black Fon ~ MONTEREY nj Be- made imIfesna
70. vii Inc sr8l IRE uuef bls rsninant. D.
cfal Ia, irr eabd had tainsi any tree ae MrSieans
msh arins asainsl It should b. be ,omp ll,l u rom "a
that rsIrn. ien7rze ia tlcnhly wi lrllI'd. and
Aaimefss rs recently ccn fortified. gner The direction
an3 ,upufaiea,uee IT That abb rrgincef. lionel II Nt
lzhia'7H. : h = lhe reoa=s uf I'll h'le. the een
NJ uilircr lard ou and superintendent tie cunsruc
fIae 4 tic da,n,rs 1di' Cal 'fiehm8n aas enabled
'odo White ransinH.g IN That place. NAllmg ho me9us
u transportation 10 tUc Biissl STATES.
IItsaes "a. lac Gr.e I'D saucine under Santa Anna
from san la.s pai,s AID tai Of Croa b, the way q
c,1ni. there aae,he fee II tic enemy under that
hgda headed monster O3n1Ies. wa. though nragad ~
"a, bss forcc under hi, command wei calculated Ia
give great ahRoS along the whole he II tde RIO
tlauar.
patton o( Il 10 unler CarahaJa, engaged N lsyyng
taH - all eesds tnygH mia. aud EARNED uni Of Mats
nfras ~ tr4d.r~ taf aai. uItl h. tand rancher.s.
has esajl shed eJrdan II f,is III 81 mtles abound
H5tanils and IA lr al%elea al s0m Il Juas buildings.
holds II. rstuge csuft uni. sne e9nvealrHt toe.
9ar Is h aalas, tlai ire l5li MI he slept I'h
Is r#traHd ct I'D aeo. a Pu=rfa }crles. uul} oue
Ia1ua trm A'aaaoas awaiting q soei, # goods sup
fs.f - ..##el.IHz '## tHH iaes dol RI. e' aas ot
tisIt. IL commanding III n al N8iuuaIas las 100
.3.sib p. Hs a#I.-l atd f14 ta8fslll Is pcdic..y
s.. -. .aa caa b., fHH'uaal.#z with uia1tt.
#,aa as,l,aa t4I. % lta ciie
to. ), aab !. ih- fW1 p un gli- 25h ut ara hIafi
.#e asuo i.lh. Al She fcals hld ,l lhc hata B
#s#'. t..N companies ufatr.aH7.
lhe ,'.a Aes od,aa, We. 90 a1.l ia f0 d1ys.
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DOMESTIC INTELllGEACE..
TIE NEW nANslilRE ELEcroS.

..Ordrr reiens triumphant in Narsaw The siaF
wilch the Old Ihir,ee1 gave Mr.. pak Is lafse5i
majoriiy q )-nlrh for the eighteen yoars pTefed
ing 1916 gave c.dad and u,a4lly overwhelming maori
ties IL: 4ny thing mi every thing ngularlf lais,u
81 Deinosriic''- (Which has been steadily representa- ~
Congress rs bul plril5ans Of Nh lola aal la ~.
al pfcdeee-s from the piraiiou Il il1 samuel y y
Senatorial terra down To tine meeting Of the 'si i'9ls!a
iufehls b, en- earned Tor The ''rauaI uehri y
bout eighM the majority gave tDnrse Mr. Folk FRS
Presidcnt-less than uae fourth Of his naJonl over al
opposing ballots.
The vote p lied exceeds 90 900 in number. and of
outnuubers any ever be re east IN the State
Ia the great conicsof 1870 when Mr Van Buren, car
rel the State by b,5n nauriiy, the total vote reached
5000. The recent contest Of course earnest aud
animated, and puile no complaints 81 the manner III
which il conducted, though county (Chessitc)
has sadly disappointed Us. The Wig aad l.ocoioco
poll respectively Is increased about $500 upon that OF
last year, While the Liberty and lndependcnt vote Las
flllen oil about 4,o9o That decline has changed the
political aspect OF The State. W Hams clear naJ pry
ranges from 9)D u ,5o3-i7 probably 900 to 80.
hemai9dy sgans han last year was ll16. lh.rc
s shaty" q Gputi yet Respecting HE EHnse. 1ni Inc
s'f7a' probability IL hat t,a Plar lay4r'y IN a2sr'
gate Fo carr5s "fh Il The touac, >tuae, and iloasr'
rs well is . ferwr
VIII eul.afs d4t public sentiment in Nov
IlHnl,f upa asaoc. Ia Tie great practical Questions
# zH"tsf Ire fare4m3.d sinee asfyaregrS efey.aIy
- ..n7 The e5n'rdy, Ina steady AID gratifying
a.iai4s't .ats." in y.a@ qfa'l the e..sumslan-
coa, h1er l1ah ul5g. SOM. w,le. ae'ed with Them
3. aa'y fta# D5aF,'..n tat Nr 4sLH dai barr
fll5 taea'. = party. Ven satisfied y Us election
go III. Bal Sif# Senate and Ias,...a ia ttIlg .y
uIIee.aaer. s3.ae Nl1 aI ban f6i#. 10 i.-arl.,hr
Wh.g ~ srls II 8 a'5 Would naturally Ia a.ie.a
hack Into lh' Irlaal aaftncs y the spectacle d.t
VI hir7 and Independents acaa too lar ~ de zen TAI
!. ',7a o lla Ntata as we Is II tie ,'"e, CO.
tIH5r, tatad State = 41+ar. 2sr.-.t' J. I, t5fie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-25

u W c publish, with great chceriuln,ss 4 en-,
nlcaton, from most excellent ami cher shed fri,
touching tie Press of the country. There !. =.
ruth IN much that he says. 80 FAR as our own o..
Is specifically anima1vcrted upon, we have I, ro.,
that the destination, we assigned +, III, IT,.
millions lately voted by Congress- was NJ, of ourovo;s
yention. We eonf,s5 that low as we estimate tho ,,.
tai power and moral Of the President. web,
not have la malicious ingenuity enough Ia s,oa,., i
probability Of such destination Icing given In ,hs
nry. No 1t was from the speech of The Cha r,,,, :,
The Committee Of Foreign Relations in tie SOM. =,
llpp. Mr. Seyer-tlat We learned The rarp. airr
were To be applied 10 tie PAYNE Of the Y, ,5...
ir'ois, similar statement Vas virtual, 4l.,l +, =.
lngrsoll, the Chairman or lie Commit.e, ~,
R'hofs IN the II us. Were we Mt j4si.f j. ,lr,
IN Wv Of thcrdeeIafaji. and Of iho rs -,,..
santa Anna To his country by Mr.. PIX. in .5.,..
that peace was 10 be bought y correpm1 Saa'a Nf,
as the head u lhe army, ordy aibjus lac Mn, c.
cross. Il coullnpt be NIe,ltv iheael It's II ~laI l
the manner ia v 'nh tie eun y WIS tI lctl.,##r..t
H'.1 ',te.t 5#',y.d hafe ss5d-s.a jdH v'.l. Ma,
- 4at". iiii aHaeialu2 Observation-Disclosures.
81 he "rj aarr lia' d III lluac3 ana nag al. .
tip1r. iaa g.rd. y whchho NcA.eaa Ie ..a.-.;,# T..
aza' L raj ~ a.sa ! lat @l.el Ue.=5r',#i
eNiaFs irlla 'h'tn by HE dread ct cur arus- e..
fliea' i", we t"a, peri ely apparent II IN tic re.,
'"'fH.'f ii iAa afIr nFatlen. PAN dealing S ,,l =
fHs.ta. &c have ROW IL recognized saa,,I -
Poa.ag 5oati.ns With Y, Niaa. Tic .aen.y ,., l..
''adtfed hy serat agen,-anl tho i4.tes. ,.ls.f -.
peace resulting rn It's Is, iel,sea solely l.on H.,
h"pe OF corfu 2tng the Mexican leaders-civilo- M.
'FrF Ned'aa' pretend u know the IN def aa,.,.al
which Nif Polh intends to opi We hoteit fsn.E
ed by prudence and that it may In. att,u,r,I.
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T!iE NnSy POST orFtcry.,y

III, ms ,,,-se,i ,I,,r.r.r III, L., H.
'aa' u .,'' SEQ
','' .'''' '''''5f' II "'' f'sl o'ii'e reg
H'doas' Il which We deem 1t important give Lr.t
The unrestricted lrankina priyiIcco ia ro,,ar, =.
,,c.,b.rs If Coz, ,rcss = ..,,,,...,., -, -"
+, IT,. a5n, "''''e c''''peh 'an2n
~ ''' ''s '''''1 u ''aiA Us usu9 a! letters
'iot weighing more Than nail an onnce.
III rates vi sia9Parc not changed Tut 10 enr1 q,
lwolctcrs directed In different ,rrssn. in ,La.,,,az.
vel, nc, subects the oil .,,,, T., N'" ."
.a.,l...,I,.r- - ''o u leu uoIiars-ua-
-, u '''' 's' Countries
All newspapers except those received in exchange BY
Editors sui ject to posiare This. Of course ohl
lsaes the absurd dsiineti,n or ,,orc ,ioo. c
carried ave, al ,,il,s F.. - ., '' "''' wv
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as We eaaafs Of nlnaGn.ian Ind rca .Ei acled f5m Sal

i,ln.
Tn defachmen 5fth ard Obi Regime \, under Coi
Morgan anu I,iert 1 lYfng.Ac faicr la,ine seYen
companies al Cefa.a and tlc lau.r bncc at Marn-il
=. ats i,afed al amagl. l,-d ietn cht of Is Il
larze lice a }1lJ Han. VIZ sld I, have ccuped
The latter place 41 io afternoon # The I'D. l.eui.
Gil lryie1 10 Oh eacc Ia aeaeml oIlor No Is sad
a. hayc b. Nlaria the morning vi the day 1t
eUpiel h{ tho aau,y uatel12 ipN sfds CofalsD, wih
yieW oianu'na iaar.laH iii CD. Morgan aud lhen
proceeding To- MauarA. Cd. Morgan lcit Corralyn en-
the 9th. having destroyed nob denre To the endte-
mcHi on the general or3o all such prov slons aud
supplies a. he could not cary with him. He must Of
consequence have encountered the euemy IN his rone A.
lhcY had already have srn above. occupied IN
force Mann, lying between him and Monterey.
Moreover Train OF 10 nagDus which left Camargp
about the 10th l1ih, laden with provisions clothing
c. Is sand IL have been attacked the 9th at
Rams, lying between Coualvo and Marin. and. with tho
escort. captured. This intelligence brought in by
an Am. fcan or Mexican mule-driycr, who with
The Train aud escaped at he lime Of lis capture. lie says
the AoNoans charged NJ the time both the front aud
rear u the Train. Allcr HE firing. which was OF short
duration. erased. be cautions sentred from oui of the
rhaIara with view a find ng SINE OF his COMRADES
III IL lYer iie Nexicaas hasily engaged Ia nuhr
sslg the mules from the Waaan.. and aeug noue q
n- oau l3fb noua his way llrh. ea"illy aroing
lar I'D In tam1TQ5.
hundred Mexican slalifs 40 Interpolation Al &
3u4 - aaH ai IA ra' haeg 10 tl Battle gta2un BE-.
t"ssn Gel 1a}lI and Nl5fa ANA ihcl say Il lad al
r.aa. rI#tuel i,lae day u c,,.dl a5eluss an ouJ
H.. l4r apclI erna#f oa dat a5Jb. AIoA.cao, 81 81.
o0at acasoat daps1z4t CO Ia having l9llau llr III
Il 4a.er.Y Iisday llel Gaaa f49 e.',r#aa5 le-,l,
lnn q alsahlrI MHir.ls.Il lIs' She h!a.-aa trs5
aat ep',Ie4 taai baa to,n'} lar iab,. distant from
hr fnufr pIlee g bai ulls A.4 o,s= e5use 1c mt
{ bis Woodworking fsseenIl -.sns isl 6.mHd ~ hi
e,atsr When I.taot al. heCeoh csa.raifl The place.
I'd Quits intend IN much viii bis r.Haat ii
dOulfuy tHrm.noal Co DH.ke. u5i1 HE Bud Indiana
L. 2Wouf arrived inn AallHaIl, 10 Iatc,e llui.-
Tn 'lsr III wa, awaiting luaaytl Il tdo Mo-
sipPi ru1fHeuf. Hr 1 GA tho f.ttra hort distance
t,an Mal.,aiss oalas Wy UP. Ia .1tu Mt and
companies u lae lralua n yu9ut. uud#r l.4ui Cd
l;4ad5 Which arrttd u tanaJgl be d55 he'll thai
place ate The oay s45uufelr regiments aff,rl Tho
RIO 6r'nde ali tho ohcr tsusa- 'la bad arrived hag
avg b,tn sent 1lNt7 laes. From Wal source Gen
IL iat Is to o.pHrf fearl u j. impossible Il s4}.
fft5} lj1 r. and IA etd ueorlifc the uualb,r that
loW c,uatfa ii. saifaas Mt Il different d. pala.
actually Hftps=} ia tHo5 d.itacc ard uli can Lo
-lafd IuiouaaHiIu can h1.dl reach ecu scott in time
4 In io#ra la dfFI,iaulo d. 3 rallrl.
Il ! -.
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E,siae,rorsh Seminary

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fRNlE &DERSlGNt,D would hereby aunonncc To
the pu.hc, tlat the summers Session this lnsltn
ton commenced on the 10Th OF February and Will end
the lath July next.
In every department lterary and ornamental The
srs'n Of Instruction is thorough and extensive and adapt
Ell impafl to The pupil the greatest INT ofmpoye-
lnrnt dat her time and capacity Will alhW The Mus
cal department VII eannae to bc under ,c direction Of
Professor Wnclef, VIII eGpcfiar qualifications in ih =
branch If female education are To- well LaoWn 10 uet
any additional recommendations
\ few la1rc Young Ladies caa be are inundated with
hoardin the sui ssrlet's family nj the SEMINARY, at
per month. The charge Of Fulton. in al any or the
advanced elasSs. Is s. monh and fr beginners. 81
Pupils can cncranJ withdraw at ANY time and w
be charged accordingly
Feb. 26-wiw il II. l.. DAWES PRINCIPAL
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ATRriN GL0Rl0Gs EXAMPLE.

We hg = trerl the attention ct readers an ac-
raaa u brl IS of hc American RI IF war. the Solers,
Which ah1uuis tn lrl.tsof hrrui.nl-hrrusn. not Ia
des1oylng lut in sayitg-W!ca do hoar Il humanity.
The br9 upset IN a>luaI; belc she found arc une
boat only could be got cut, the appointed 10 her i'm
plorcd others board the sinking ship 10 take their
places. and actually returned board 10 perish
with their comrades But tins was not ALL The oil
cess and crews If the French. Spanish. and English
Sh Us Il who witnessed the disaster. cAcric h,m
selves with mosi glorious bravery To save the lives u r
paor fellows elm Ilngto slr7 aud Wfockagr. In tins gal
Ela cad6ayor, Frenchmen, and Spanards. and Eu4lsl
were all thu sublime level ofthc highest liag,
and most exalted humanity How pEr are ltas ofaras
compared with sdispay Of tho st virtues ol three
tons in the sIgh each other: good heart beating in
c5mnan in all TO he glory, the saved were
warhy 81 their presrrHerss generous. l2gc. de
ya.ed- LchdaH EreuiaT
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Ny ilc schooner \usg arrived at New Orleans We
have DAY late, .dNccs from the mouth oi the kio
b.ande We have nothing later from Gen. 1asior
thauph The etlouN runos end reports have received
nsis tu ftm ID. jarvis. Il the | : Army. who
eainr passenger IA TIL Ari,a. hearing dispatches 10 " ash
ingu'u lelt amafen, The "a inst and ha, furnished
lh. Nee Orleans acaNrue with lhe tluN ue luoi5aune
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NED GOODS.

.NTU' GOODS.
EHi Esulsrber IS grateful II the friends and patrons
II Of the concerns Of g. -. & j. +. Davis. Davis s
Brother, Davis. Cohoun & Co.. AMI bcss leave 10 in
form them that he will open an entire
.Nrep Sf0Ck Of GG0Is
about the Isl of April NEXT ard asks fr himsrfa contin
anco that friendship and patronage His long expo
in business AID his IA lilies rr buying Goods vii
enable him to pres,n nj To thu pulls ata ii ls thai
will IL certain To please lie ines; respectfully 8,ics
a cali from the ratr1u5 Of nc late c,nt,rtls.
March l5-tlAif JOHN Z. DA3IS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-03-16

which hore allude, gives me some con-
Germ. 1--WE shall give The Yankees some
hot work ii the North. while they are
marching on Vera Cruz Is the contide 2:
language Of tho writer Of his extract,
who IS none other than tho private secrota-
~ Of Santa Anna. OF this | am al.o-
gothor well assured.
BY an arrival from Lobos Island lea.n
that there ire now q, that place one Penn
sylvania regiment, the South Caro.inr
Palmetto regiment, par. OF the New ok
regiment, the whole OF the Louisiana reg
imen;, with the exception OF tina, part
which was wreclod and are no" IN Tam
pico under Col. DeRussey; also, 400 Of
Tho slh Regimen. u. 5. Infantry. lensn
further that The vessel By which haze
this intelligence, on her passage Up, spoke
a vesse! with troops Of tho Gin L. s n
fan,ry on board, bound for Lo5os Island.
Many Of the troops al the island had not
disembaskcd, Others had landed m! cosa-
moncei drilling. The island furnishes
scan. and bracksh water; of wood there
is 4 sutficiency. In addition 10 the ships
at anchor at Lobos, the [. S. s,oop Of war
st. Nary's is also there.