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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
General Notifies.
aYER,s PILLS.
~ The American Improved Hyseian

~ The American Improved Hyseian Veal
ciuc,-These Pills INCIDENTALLY one Of tho oes com-
nnistr.iion IN al temporary complaints OF tbs stomach
md bowels headache cold, &c they may be fully
upon ana prompt Of Them op me nsl y,
pecsry adapted all Of weakness and grr-fa 90
by-sny arrangement 10 fact Of the system and sspect
inz complaints dyspepsia pulmonary, rheumatic ana spas
medIe sHert0ns flyer complains, PaPiiations. &c NO
farily AFTER fair TRIAL, will remain wiInont mem
80 Broadway; Cock, correr Grand and Allen s slya -,
East Broadway; Mrs Hayes $50 FgitSn,sl brooky y
Oufdan " Grand-s- Wilhsmseurgh. NTuIn&SaIosu
~ Nofti-west Mining Company al mseung
Of the Trustees Of the Northwest Copper Mining ComPa'
nv held the 26th inst II was - - -.
p,lued That an Assessment Of five Dollars per share
h aid on The ACCESSIBLE Stock Of said Company payable
90 or before The ID day OF May s47 al tho ONCE OF ZIG
Company, ~ Hanover. nesr wall ,...,a~,,
DIS HAIR, Secretary. 49, s,.
Nsw.York March 20. 1871. m'i %aro"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

pickcts during the night bat otherwise ell was
quiet
Col Hanoys Dragons have not as yet arrived,
yet their services greatly needed. IL is said
that q large train Of pack mules which went out
ofthe city yesterday took heavy amount of spe-
Gle as well rs valuables.
All this property might probably have been cap.
tured, had Gen. Scott had q cavalry force. II was
also reported last evening that something like 600
Mexicans were seen coming in toward sundOwu b.
the man road from Mexico, with large drove OF
cattle for the beleaguered city but rs the invest
ment was not then complete. aud asw bad no cav
airy thevcould not be taken learn, however, that
Gen Twiggs. who commands on tie northern side
Of the city succeeded during the day in capturing
quite number of cattle. Norther s now blow
ing which It il hoped will bring Ia the 2d Dragons
IL would take page Of our paper 10 give fnll et'
feet to description OF the first landing OF our troops
on the afternoon Of the 9tha more stirring specta
Gle has probably never been witnessed in America.
In the first line there were no less than seventy
heavy surf boats, containing nearly 1000 regulars,
and all OF them expected % meet an enemy before
they struck the shore
Notwithstanding this every man was anxious TO
be frst-they plunged into the water waist deep
as they reached the shore--the stars and
Stripes" were instantly d1ating-a rush was
made Tor the sand bills and amid loud shouts
they pressed onward. Three long and loud
cheers arose from their comrades still on board,
awaiting to be embarked and meanwhile the
tops and every portion Of the foreign vessels were
crowded with spectators Of the scene. Not one
who witnessed L viii ever forget the landing.
WHY the Mexicans did not oppose u.s. IS greater
mystery than ever, considering their great adv an
taees at the time and that they have since opposed
every step Of our advance.
The troops, both Regulars aud Volunteers have
suffered incredibly since the landing-marchlng
over the heavy sand hills without water under a
broiling sun during the day, and sleeping out with
out tents or bedding during the heavy dews which
have fallen Mt neht-exposed, too. 10 q continued
fire from the batteries OF the enemy yet not muir
muir has been heard Anything can be effected with
such troops r. w. n.
e. ? Sloop ofWar Albany I
SAcaiFfcfos March - Morning
Athalfpast three O'Clock this morning the enc
nv opened with round-shoi and she'll not only IRON
the batteries around the town but from the Castle
Rockets were also thrown, and the sky at times
was completely liz up By them yet large portion
of them fall short
In the meantime our men are compelled 10 re-
main quiet and take this fra-the hardest duty o
soldier has 20 perform. All are anxious TO strike
back and they will be gratiied in The course OF a
few days In haste, G. w. X.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

The above Plan Of the contemplated attack upon Tra
CTss appeared in The Charleston Evening News which
ceived the drawing and the accompanying explanation
from intelligent officer attacked 10 the expedition II is
not executed with any reference 10 mathematical cor
rectness In the scale but simply attended represent
the relative position Of places aud give outline OF the
proposed mode OF assault
in the denotes the position OF San Antonio LIaTdo
where The American troops 10 land, and which ait
uated about nine miles South Of the city.
represents the Cas, Of San jun d Ilga garris0ned
by 1900 bridge 600 yards in length from the
City The Castle The front and walls Of the Castle
and Of the City and Castle which designated by The
figures l. and B. ., are six feet thick while the sides
On The North and South, designated by ?, 2. are only
three feet thick.
The letters C mark the position Of eighteen cannon,
planted the East wall Of the City, and directed immova
bly, toward The Gulf At l., L.. The Northeastern and
Southeastern angles Of the City ws two basiions,
each mounting two guns pointing, az represented, in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
FROM I F1E RIO Q z = ~ D Z.
RUMORS or URREA's DEFEAT.
SANTA AYVAS FORCE At BUEYA VISTA.
Arrival of Volunteers nj BraZos.
RKTRFAT OF SANTA ANNA.

The schr Emma Norton, arrived from the mouth
of the Rio Grande having left that place early on
the morning Of the 18th IL was reported in Mats
n,oros when she leil that al engagement had taken
Mace on the 7sh. few miles from Camargo be-
tween Gen UREA and the forces under Coils Cur
IT'S and DRAKE. 10 which Urea was defeated with
great loss This intelligence would not seem to be
entitled TO much credit, subsequent arrivals last
evening from the Brszos make 10 mention Of any
such engagements
The Mexican army at Buena Vista has been est
mated at 1000 and 1000 in different statements
The list Of the troops which LETT san Luis previous
10 the departure OF Santa Anna, published in the
ReoublicanO some time ago, amounted 10 2l,Ji0,
and il is a fair presumption that Santa Anna col.
lected his whole available force to attack General
Taylor
There were other arrivals at New Orleans as
late as the 10th ut Capt. Lowd, OF The I'd Arm.
lery has been relieved from the command OF Fort
Brown and returns home on account OF I'll heatl
Volunteers are arriving at the BrazOs IN good
numbers. Two companies OF the North Carolina
regiment arrived on the 9Th inst and three on the
lqfh Two more companies Of the Virginia regi-
mept arrived on the 9Th inst making eight or nine
companies q this regiment which have reachedthe
ssat of war Three companies OF the Massachu-
ssts regiment arrived on the 18th inst being under
the command Of Capt Webster and another vessel
the next day
We understand irum reliable authority. says The
Matamoros Flag Of the 18th inst that there are
letters in town from MeSicans, stating that santa
Anna IS in iull retreat 10 San Luis Potosi- Inc
letters also state that he held consultation with
his nrincipal officers aiter the first days engage
ment and that retreat was then strenuously al
yocated.
BEFORE the battle commenced. the Mexicans hrmy
believed that Gen Tay or wOad retire before Their
vastly superior numbers. and that IN his retreat
thew could supply themselves with provisions. Of
which they were in much need-almost starving
Finding tie Americans obstinate, and determined
20 eight for their eatables with the ieroeiousness Of
bulldogs. they despaired Of getting dinner from
them. and deemed il prudent to retire
Colonel Curtiss march rom Camago 10 ohef
hattie TO Gen. Urea, says the Flag appears 70
have opened powerfully upon that General VIII
ont risking battle the gallant Mexican with MS
! a 600 chosen troops all dressed IN yellow Duck
skin" precipitatsly retreated toward iula Pass
| For LrvERPooL-The steamship Hibernia isit
,hi. mort AZ 10 minutes past clock this afternoon Tor
tTsifsx and Liverpool. She Is crowded with Passen
srs taking out ma 70 Liverpool and to Hahsax ms
Sffcers have given up their state rooms. YET SUI many
| applicants for berIhs have been disspPonted-
The Hberns carries out about SOogV letters, sna
1 large quantity OF le~spsPsFs' lrosN '0d' ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
Grhocls.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
NOR YOIJN LADIEs--MRS. BAILEY having niaoo
sr.nsemeuts 10 enlarge her establishment In me course
Of the sprirg and FAN would call the a1ieaon ~ ~
and guardians To the advantages ohesea .se NJ
educstiou The senior and Junior Depsrimens are sSw
placed under The direction Of an able Al y a
~ vaang ades Additional teachers are also employed
In b-se and the other Departments and Gil WI De sapess
10 Mrs. Bailey's immediate supervision fyery civil
oad IN render the your ladies happy and eonenied 70
uculeare hind polite and amisbe msnnersi ana 49,
use sm , 20 hem ss .r ~ possible attractive
s,d ueaasn The school IL furnished WIN chaIs nsps'
globes exeellen, Phosophicsl APpssn I'd G.oms.
nv The best teachers are employed IN lhs fssnen ~
psrtment This language Is Taught dsy 70 al we
and with he Latin, . Included IN me srns lyI Sessh
Triton Vocal Music, both Sacred and sseaar = $50
.ught he school, BY disun
Te next regular Term win commence Ga the lat Of
rho.e psrsnls however who may wish 70 place their
daughters this instution before maj uc VIII nne J.
theiL sdyanlage As thsy VIII enter los e'Ss's' n'" w
ferns and farther pseaars may be sseerta1ss si br
BY post or by personal sppJiGan9a % hf'
ms ilawMraThlsslsw lsP -, -,
INAuILY - ne = ssSsai
Il OF Mr. and Mrs. AsHBEL ~ tLssTX s,b tbs school
l. locsied IN Kent, Liie6sd County. S01 15.s ser q
The line Of the Hpusatonic Easos1 ,,v ~ ssw-york
BnagsRSr nss no s,I. !. 1ited s By ihos m.
inS teir school 70 small nuseI ~ syi Els1S ol Where
sfeny "nas = Under thelr constant care and s9psl
o -. vii BE- flted foo Coiiese, OF ust $500,
sssDea % 8s designs Of her Rsrs,s. - Root.ors
pafsols. The Principal will be ir hew-fo rs honn
"a 49, ,s 10 he aah OF April personal lnlsfsr ,
Lns..J by hose VINO visit IL, By leaving Insn Aaae
- Nest Washington place - $50. a,-..a,,h
Rsfrreaoes-Mss CkrsERIsE M ekpe",e sf o.. :.
:, NJ and MIA CHAsLzs Ssocwics, Lenok' nsss
49, orn,r sxDG WICK Esa. ~ Wsi-sLi Dr. rnIts
PE.TT % LIbsuy-sL; ROossIek skoswISs' ~ ~ :"
washingi0n place MT -
NTE-sRs. HUBS & CLARKE haze rclaovea
thelr school 70 ne Of fourth and heDoags
-, a. Wxsing,Ou-square The school rooms mIn1re and
nsueon provided have been designed i2s n,gn osssf
as,,1,~ Ths locaou Il central ard Pleasant sud essy
~ access from all parts Of he city The seeo2 go
ooen Cor he yiszfion Of ne friends aud hose
q p.acs Tor tie sdsssuoa OF 'hss soma nv ~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
AwRULLY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

New Orleans has not for great length OF time,
been visited by as destructive fire as broke out
AZ about 3 o'clock this morning.
On both sides Of Chartresst from Custom house
half way down to Bienville nearly all OF the ex-
isnsiye establishments there have already been
destroyed.
The are originated in the store OF Ravalet
huet below Custom house-st on Chartres; II then
crossed 70 the opposite side of Chartresst At the
hoat of going TO press, nine OF our largest stores
with immense stocks Of dry goods, &c &c. are al
ready burned
Among those who have suffered are-SimPson,
fancy ,lry goods Ravalet & Huet, dry goods &c-i
Albert, hat store Heilman, dry goods. &c; Ger
ringer. Viguaud Loison & Sylvestre, Summoned
Emanuel q Co. Ducongs Druggist Mace Per
hAps $500 900 is as near as may be, the loss up 70
the time Of going TO press. n D. Com Times,so'h'
ARku.I oF rHr L. 9. SNIP DECATUR AT PEN
s1coLAThe Charleston Courier OF the 3oth uit. has
received letter dated Az s. ship Decatur, just an
chored Pensacola eth March. l2 NJ announcing the
arrival Of that vesse after most boisterons passage
from Norfolk The D. proved herself an sdmirsoe see
boat Night Of the l7th inst few minutes after ~
O'clock blowing heavy gale and the sea running high
while reehng tho main top sail man. ihomss rIocei'
Of Philadelphia aged % years fell from inc nsintoP
ssi yard struck the channels OF the ship and tnen s
into the sea The appalling cry OF man 9veroSsro
was sounded when Lieut. Collins add NUMBER OF men
volunteered 10 endeayor and save him Ia the boar on'
the neht dark that object could be seen AZ ten
yards distance and the running 80 hight was eeen
cd inipfadeu; TO make the attempt AZ a M nessy
MAD aayit and stove the bost which was cut away
tns Deeur would probably reusn a. Pensaeois s's"
'sS' 10 gel s'.aoly Of water and provisions.
~ There was heavy fall Of snow West on
Friday and Saturday last The track OF the Railroad
M Sor Bal wa an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

Nor,h-wesern Aud soullwestern direction desgnslss
the situation Of sand hi whose summit Is elevated sbOui
tan ieel above The VALE Of he City. and about zoo yards
distant IL is ths intention Of Gen. Scott this hill
with regulars and Il with The artillery play upon
the Cy and Castle. Il Is the opinion u he Commander
OF the Siege Trsin Of Artillery that u Ges Scott vii place
him the hill with his cannon, he can sils1ce The long
guns lie Sogih east hasAoa 10 i've minutes, and viii be
able 10 batter down that portion Of the walls z. 10 half
hour After hs mplished The regulars sd
vance Al K, snd storm the beach VI represents division
Of volunteers covered by tie regulars and who 10 ad
vance r. the same ire.
q, The Northern side, i said 10 represeai lie position
allotted to the SOuh Caroin4 Regiment, who 10 adj
vance that SIDE The lime Il breach be ef
fscted the walls point The writer says that he
Is certain that his win be the exsct point Of the
ssuls Of the Palmetto boys. but that Gen. Scott Informed
Col Butler that two breaches would be made Ia the walls
OF the City, and dat While The regulars sIOnnDg
one the South CaTOlinia1s march the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

FISAscrAL CONDITION OF BRooUYS-lt APP
pears that the outayS for all the matters OF city expend
,ure during the last year have been si555Oi w. es'
ia o. which was cash 10 the Treasury on the Let OF
March The city owns moderate amount OF property
which Yields it, however no income worth mentioning.
DEArH OF AN ARrisT.-We regret to announce
the decease this morning OF James Pringle Esq OF tns
nj marine views He had been III but A short tme-his
disease having been paralysis His age was hity nine
and he leaves q numerous family 70 lament his loss
he resided near the corner Of Nayyst and Fultonsye-
nue and his death Ia attributed the danpness OF bis
dwelling arising from the nundatiOn OF the low grounds
In ,hst yicnty-the cellar having been hed with water
therefrom l'se'o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

~ Michael hurry was run over by the9cars OF
the Troy and Greenbush Railroad the 3lst ut and
his head was so badly crushed that he was not expect
ID 10 live
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boar0inQ.


DOARD WANTED-Permsnent board BY family of
I'D persons In respectable hoase In the upper per
Of the city frcm the Let OF May merit They VIII require
two good bedrooms which thsy wl fnrush Tho vicinity
81 Union preferred Beet OF city re,sfcncc .sa
snd required. Address, eating sesrns. tc Home q INC
OOARD WANTkD--Fos gentleman wifs and scr
DvanL An uunrnished front On seeond door In Nc
vicinity OF Broadway and beeckerst or part d mouse
al moderate rent would be rcntsd Address, stating
suered) 10 Family al the ofics Of The Tribana 81 81
Dboard 20 gentlemen and their wtves -mmetiateD or
from the frat Of May next, q, I'D orchads oooS sslsf
exchanged M ~
BOARDING with private saaiiy. Apply % 50 MsDe1'
- gal-st- NV
nOARD-For gentlemen and and their isdies cs SIN
Dgle gentlemen, At ~ East broadwsy my oleoo-
a GENTLEMAN add BE wife OF two single gentle.
second door, by applying at 70 Widest n o. no re-
movsl on the lat Of May NV Nv
ID OOlis furnished uufnrashed, with bfeakiss And
1tss required, In besutiful location near ~. Jonns
Park 10 let, by private family which does not remoss
on lhe lst OF May References exchanged Addrses z.
hox ls9i lower festOfce - o.
YOUNG MAN wsnis small furnished rosm. with
"A arspiscs In private family where sre are bat
few boarders tho lower pAi OF the city preseuea.-
Please address p. H. 3. Tribune cftee. AL
4 GENTLEMAN and bis wife snd one OF two sinsls
"A Gentlemen can have full half board, In private
family In pleasant location by applying NJ " Ons.se"
yyVO LET WITH BOARD 70 gentleman and wlis
in small private family pleasant oss ao snn seo,
room aud eosetsuaiion peasant-sskes P"ss '.o AZ
Apply at 2ss Seventh st, s.c
vyNO LET-Esganl furnished paron, with esds n
TO single gentlemen, In small private mry - orse"
wichsl References required m,. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

p There was heavy fall OF snow West Oh
Friday and Saturday last The track OF the Railroad
between Waterloo and Seneca Falls covered to the
depth OF two feet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

"a. prssident's Opinion Of the War-visif 10
mai. Gssn. Butler-B Battle Of Buena Vista
Ssu,iaation Of Gen. Taylor 10 the Presi-
aenry. -
grn,n nur own CorrespondcDt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-03

REaAREABIE PHESoNESos.-Laste evening a very
extrsordinsry state Of electricity existed IN the a.
rnosuhers A driving snow storm prevailed, durin.
which there were loud thunder-elsPs and heeaenss
rep5r similar To that Of pistol occurred 10 the Ie
sra1h Office The instrument was, OF course 49,
rstiye. and we received no communicative. -
we did not look TOR any beyond Uucs Inc -.
posts OF the Telegraph are prosraed oy W s,a,a IRE
oesurrsnss Of thunder snd lightning IN tse mlan o.
s,orm We do not recolleet upon any Iof Wassis,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13

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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
CONDITIONS OF THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW.

i THE MESSENGER AND REYfE x is ;s.5- as'e- B f93nshig numbers. Each naEs Der contains Do ess tan e4 large supeT-soy&l pages printed en s9.d 'ypa qua r fae hasi iBaaaeT. and en paper oi l' Hos DssatiH quality.
 sbe &EssE NcEK AND BEtifW" 9s mailed Dn 2 -trc' [,s first day of every month ih the year. s.rs nt -assrs make Ksslu and fAse prlce of S1aserfF'ias . per volume. paFebts ia a&saRct --Ear WsA .i- oIk be seat ie gay one, galess the 9r1ef saf H accompanied Uifh sNs cash tsy~TiBF YEAR CoMNENCES WITH THE JANUARY u 4BRH NO >IBSC2i Pgi0& RECEik ED IQR Rl-kas THAN N1HE YEAR. UNLESS THE :NbjflDrAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAT THE FULL PRICE or YEARS SUB sJAPFi3A. FUN 4 LESS FERIoD-f8
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The Arkansas banner., 1847-09-13
The Lota~

ff'Es 1Ha-aa@ccni sss@er is gVf;e cezInaA ia the lakes of s,eigaher4eea sas is ss the writer ot tae 1aaoAaus elass,e history of q ia the Eas, te- marks. plant e richness and beauty;
 ''1'se Lotus k me of the most hs-aufif,4l. as well ss the mast nmgnlirent of Ilie spe- caes ot water iillies. IL IS esiuvale,l wish rs- ',s'ous care hy lhe Egyptians. the Hindoos. and li,e Chinese. aad is the ssc-c4 flower s.f tbe B4Iasihfs,s. n almost everv gsr.4en in Cinaa Il may be seen groaIng isI p,rfs,is con- slrurled for tae parpnse. aud m ihe houses even "i Inc poorer classes have often seen T cultivated ia huge glass globes. To Ii tle boadaisis attribute the origin of iheir saint
 ~ ee iegt9d s that rirgsn having gone to hathe iu tae great iivsr. Jeff her garments IPen the bzak. aisl oa her regarn foand a beaaaiial lote.s flower lyiaz upon ghea. Ha- viag eaten the flower she bore sea. Ti4is WIS she if,fAai Baddhu. who sfterwards be- came The faander of relissotls system w hich now numbers upwards of l51. .000.000 oI beiiesers h all the Baddhl-iic lelppies in China vIsiied. 1 saw rliher figures of Saius- mos (Holy Mother in ihe attitude og p,ay- er holding lotus flower n her hand. or paintings n which she vas standing. wilh an infant in her arms. upoa the leaves Of he lotus M inc middle of lake
 '-The EsyP,isns and the Hindoos have a,- irbuted aa inaveaee Q, cham ;o fhis re- maFka5le species of he water lilv. consider ing ernilerrai'c of creatir. power The leaves ef esrh sacceedseg plant are found evolved in the middle ef the seed. perfert. and oi btauaifm green. When inc suu goes dewn. l,ie @srge leaves that spread them ~elses over the surface of the water. close like an uaabFelis. and ihe reierninr sen grad us!iy un''tlds them. As these nations coa- s4dsr wafer |" he the prrmarv element, and tse hrs' medium sron w hich creative r,sw~r began Io act. plant ot such siagula,isv. lux- ur'snee aud beauty. could aoi fsil to 5e re- gstdect>hy t''em ss PraPer svmbel for rep resen1ing thsi creative Poaer.
 ''Ihe buddnisIs also believe that fram ahs ilower of t'las ibiy the bodles of tselr salnts sre 10 be r-preduces'