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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-05

WILMINGTON, AuB ., Io4I.
The Rip Raps-OLd Point Comfort-Ofciai Visiters
We learn, officially that Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. Cave
Johnson p NJ O., and Col Medll, Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs leave this morning for visit Of relaxation
for few days to old Point Comfort the mouth of the
Chesapeake Bay Fortress Monroe, and the Rip Raps
Secretary Marcy would he is too busy with
the budget Mr. Walker gone sea serpent
at the North. The President and Mr. Mason have had
their aunt this mer and has Mr. Clifford had his
Mr. Burke the Commissioner Of the Patent Office is still
cut somewhere having been LEFT behind at Boston by he
President, on his return from the grand tower
Your reporter has had the pleasure of the official trips
to Chapel HILL and to the North but he is strongly i'm
pressed with the notion being quiet here) of day
Two out Of town on his own account
Respectfully THE DOCTOR
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WASHINGTON, August 3, ls47.
The Finances.

WARRINGTON, August 3, lS47.
The Finances.
The last official report from the Treasury shows an
amount exceeding two and quarter millions subject
to draft 1t also shows that the expenditures for the
last quarter exceed the receipts by nearly that sum-
that by nice management the Secretary of the Treasu
will have abundance to carry him through to the
meeting of Congress- but according to the current
ito Of receipts and expenses no surplus on hand
The expenses rather expenditures of the army for
the last quarter set down ut $l6725 94 81 which
In round numbers for the year, will give you
LIABILITIES,
Loans and Treasury Notes ......... $4,000 OOO
Expenditures for the army, deducting as
part Of them. the $4,000 0OO down.. 35O0OOOO
Expenditures for the navy. ........ 100000
Civil. diplomatic, and miscellaneous home
expen ttures including post-ofics -. 100000
Transmitted ubhc debt. 100000
Total liabilities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sIO5, 900, 900
Actual receipts for the year, including post
ofdce, and all other of revenue,
say. ........ 100000
Deficit. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S7O,0OO,OO0
Which will be, by reasonable calculation the whole
Of the national debt on the meeting of Congress. W.
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A MOTHER GREAT. CURE OF ULCERS, MERCU
"A rial rheumatism, Pains in the JOINTS Contactons of the
Legs and Arms Ulcer. fthe Throat &c Captain Richard
Dr. Joseph Hene No Duane street. for the
formed by him after having been ncurable
by other sklfu physicians and been tortured by quack
The extent OF my complaint could not state but suffice it to
that those who attended said they
like mipe the liberation was so very extensive all
my body, legs and contracted, pe
iectly help and confined my bed; life perfect
misery with what suffered from the ulcers and pains in
thankful all my life time.
Captain RICHARD YATES.
be the corner of Maiden Lane and South
e2l
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Passengers to Arti

Passengers Arrived.
LyERPooL-Shp Jane-Mr John Gibbs, Mr. II d Ore iv
aud gao IN the steerage
Passengers to Arrive.
SAvANNAH-Bark Vem Mrs Cooper Mrs Savage Mr.
hoscubrough aud lady, Mr. Brockenton and lady, Ma
thews aud lady, Mrs Fraser Mrs James, Mr. Pierce and
two daughters, Miss Medrum Captain White, Messrs Mo-
gardus, and in the stcerage.
Foreign lmpOrtati0ns.
ANA-Scbr Oegon280 boxes sugar Tayor--I i8 do
Hicks x co--l6 dozen pine apples to the captain.
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nK. COOPEu. u DUANE stsess. bsswsss Chatham and
~ william has for the last fourteen ysa enjoyed
the sxesvs practice priyas diseases Of medical
IN New York He the most aggravated OF
this asess ard mild cured n two TO i've days se
he the form of structure in from two
weeks with scarcely pain 70 the patient
men This when TOO freely ipdggsd IN begst. dyspepsis,
telect and sveion society warranted in every
case, charge. No mercury used.
Post paid letters containing 80 for advice attended
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A NTHONY'S NATIONAL pAQuEnREAN DEPOT,
~ S,Sssy.y New 3 ASTpH .sss sss A AND
cSsneas and German insuSnsn. Gsasi Agent for the
both Of ossn and home o taking
deyotes himself exclusively furnishing the variou: mate
& Hs r: E S"s es q supps he
best quality Of aticfs on the most reasonable terms
4 CARp-CaARLEs sI WOLFE J,od-isst q the late
Staten Iand respectfully informs hi: friends
SSsr afa acs.s saa DR.
s 0 sd sSs r as south
Tompkinsvle Staten sland. june II. Ist7 ie1s sotr
GUNTER's DINING SALOON; No. i1 Fulton st.-H
customers public that he has enlarged vena
ted thoroughly his Dining Saloon and
bs es aeds Il. Alterations and need only
be be Appreciated and he only asks visit CONVINCED
n wha si M aSe shall Ss
piled with the most choice production Oh The markets. which
will be served up at all times, at the shortest notice
% Open on Sundays aus l3teod-m
DE ST s9s6 most sslS.5s
h Asistc and ps.modie TSolsr
Sa eSr % aa Useless
this medicine the eminent Of the references amply
sisas &c % G. wseas.. Gen George George
void Esq, Peter Collins ESQ., Chas Butler ESQ., James
Thy medicine Is for sale at Dr. wheeer Office Green
witch street who is sole proprietary Mr. Mhau, 1888 Broad
way; and j. B. Dodd' drug store. iii Broadway.
ERENCH STEAMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS York
order. be snS r1s
of the # is1
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Two THE PUBLIC-Give articles trial and Judge for
money refunded.

MY EAU LUSTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This universally approved and admired article free from
all ardent spirits pungent essen pal OIL and ether destrgctiys
bright and impars it the delicate fragrance of abe flowers
Hair washed with this pleasingly SOFT
hair bald heads by is and hair has been made harsh
improper preparations, will be restored natural color
and bancy by few applications Of the Eau Lustfa 1t
S the skin The head as dand and for prevent
EvIDENcE-Nnture is neThausbie mine, in which ex.
perence and study always find room to it that
wtlfh he would DO better perhaps aaaPstoa Err
wholesale and retail by A. B. d: SANDS, Druggists 100
Fulton street, corner Of William; Henry Johnson, 2s Broad
way and retail of A. f. Artault 49 Broadway; j. B. Jac-
auemod, AIS Broadway New York. jc 2 30tsr
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A NTI-VENEREAL PROTECTOh-Aher many year
"A Of irhl research By the mos eminent oot
sctas and andoe os the prevention and dsnss Of
me frs. time In this country Dr. La Ray aware that lew
feeble and worthless remedies have heretofore been
belief that such qusckery will prove dstrmeni TO him.
when once single trial Of his valuable spechc shall nave oeen
made -. ~.~...h,. .r,;r.lv
harmless and obtained from plants and fru IN e
south of France and the Northern coast OF ne
mean Sea- and when chemically and proporo1aby comoaeo
forms an oil of the soest and mpeneabe nature 70 DC
Obtained from the whole vegetable Kingdom Us use sna
designed for the and protection Of both male and
The perfection and consummaon OF the ouna
In the use of article be externally applied also
wards which contained small fancy box with the bottle.
Full placed each box and when once exam
med and tested will entirely convince the most sceptca
Price for the whole 81 box Orders from other cues
'S' A. LA RAY, NJ. ID.
For Fulton street. 27s Broadway 1876 Broadway
Second 3s Grand SOS Pearl Cross. 1863 Bleecker 73
Greenwich Canal lot West Boadway and ~ fulton
u. Brooklyn. myH 3t"c
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OCEAN HOUSE, SHREWSBURY. opposite the High
" lands of Ncversink, y. II. WILLISTON, PROPRIETOR
The above house having been enlarged and eed now
passed The Ous and E. Lewis leave daily for the
Ocean House For time of departure advertise in
Courier Enquirer and Sun iyl0 t2t- m3aw TuThSat
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1NISEASES or THE URINARY OKGANs-Such
II and Acu Diaeases IF the

,OrAinA AM .YnGp hAlnAIl - n. !. lie ,9vs ",
secret sexual being solid6ed concentration Of
all the active properties Of CoPaba and Cubebs in portable
oil those dursc Iensds. that have been found sectua
Price 81 For sale No Ann street. where information
relative this class Of diseases be had and where
tcuar the of
peenced physician who has devoted his attention exclusive
y ofhce practice Private this Office ID Sd
door from the Museum. tnv20 30tk rc
TX. Johnson, y Duane street, near Chatham strestls
~ well known the successful practitioner in New
York the of delicate diseases For the last IA
Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice in
diseases of any medical New York The Doc.
tors reputation for skill those old halcured that have
existed for years, preminen No how long
may have elect Structure Ulcers upon the body, the
throat pains the and bones Of the legs eec
tualy cured Constitutional weakness brought
habit INDUCED in by young causing ascvious dreams
in four days without Mercury No alteration Diet pre-.
venton business paid letters containing 50 for
advice attended to. No charge made unless cured.
ie2g 3Ot&r
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TJyHE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
l. COMPANION, by A. NJ Maurceau, Professor OF Dis
Of Women Just Published. Price ST. The important
here contained though Of nature strictly intended o
he married. yet to those contemplating marriage "ay
important. =. i, as.
The various subjects treated of in the Married Wemans
Private Medical Companion nature with which every
female, either married or contemplating marriage should pc
contained of the existence Of winch the life oil
wife has fallen sacThce; as also restraining many
prudent the dread OF poverty prospect OF
large family Of children, from marrying ,.. -.
from stoppage, neguary, decline, or retention OF the
menses invaluable containing the causes symptoms
most remedies for the removal OF her COM
This work is destined to in the hands Of wife and
mother who regard for her health and welfare,
well as that Of her husband 49,,
blessing thousands as Vulnerable letters VII ATTEST
various subjects treated Of as they are OF nature
slricv intended for the married those contemplating
rage; neither is necessary since every ones duty to
become posessed Of knowledge whereby the sufengs
CORES WILL BE SENT BY MAIL FREE OF
POSTAGE
On the receipt of One polls the Married Woman's Pr.
part the United States All must be addressed pot
pad) TO Dr. A. Mauceau, box 1874 New York City Pub
fishing Office i29 Liberty g., New York;
The Married Womans Private Medical Comparing is
%ssa Sy S &Go YORK sase
Srnger; Albany, W. G. Little Co; Boston, Reddng CO;
st Louis. Nsfs Cornish: Columbus John T. Ban Agent
for Centrai Ohio; Richmond Va, IF Fisher Aletters,
HyhSaHb 9Fq qAkp MNAN y A.,Irs1
Established Twelve Years.
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Mo CURE NO rAY-DK; COkBIII, 10 Puans stTeett
Of the Medical Society Of New York may be consulted IN the
and close attention to this class complaints his pleasant se
and expeditions mode extraordinary sue e:s
city-snd above all his legitimate medical qualifications are
mode of treatment safe eectual expeditions
curing either the Of mercury restraint diet bus
STRUCTURES cured in weeks with scarcely
pain. Constitutional Debility-Those individuals who have
o
four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid letters
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt
tenton jy2i 30t*rc
NIsEAsES or The URINARY OHGANs-Such
~ Chronic and Acute Diseases of the
Bladder Leucorrhea or whites,
Urethra Structures,
Kidneys. Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh0a Inability,
elects, Weakness OF the parts, etc.
Are speedily and eecuay removed by Abemethys Bota
meal Pills without particle Of mercury They are equal
ly suitable for females They and the
generative organs rarely il experienced from taking
other medicines For sale at Apothecaries Hall 36 Caha
myl0 lm*c
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N AKkiED ladies would nndmuch TO
the Hon. r. D. Owen with additions and alterations by r.
Clover NJ D. Were this book carefully read by
that different state Of society from the prssY would snis.
children (which could be but poorly reared
prudent people from entering the matrimonial state but here
work that will tell which OBJ
yte all such objections Price Of the book so cents sale
nv Zeiber Co., of Third and Chesnutsts Pbadel
mia and Edfor MOI street. New York
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nYSENTARY can be cured by the herb doctor in twelve
~ hoursthe very few days. All diseases
Of the bowels however bad speedily removed and all
He likewise all Of Fever and Ague interm
tent fevers, in IL hours charge.
ivIG Office 266 Broome ar.
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M X. DE LINIERE has the honor inform the public
A and particularly young gentlemen who desire to perfect
themselves in the French language that he has opened
tlemen who wish avail the u.eyes of this opportunity will
apply at No. 1891 Broadway.
Mr. De L. takes this occasion offer his services ladies
and gentlemen who desire private lessOns iy27T&h 8tsc
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EHJRCH ORGAN MANUFACTORY.
~ GEORGE JARDINE, 90 Anthony street. New York
Established Twelve Years.
va sotsre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
The "aa" and their SENATORS.

The effort conceal from tue people the d,scord ,rd
dsenion The ranks Of the dominant party 90 long and
successfully made has been abandoned Mr. Cal
holn hcfcey denounced and such Of his friends as NAV
determine adhere him may expect to share his fate
The course taken by the "23" members Of tho Loqsa.
has been heretofore very adroy so,1ed
by the Enquirer whose example has been followed
by the ocoioco papers in other sections o. the State which
have generally sbstaned from harsh comments upon the
characterization" Of that portion Of the party although
the existence Of strong feeling Of dissatisfaction could
not always be entirely suppressed. The Enquirer indeed
has proposed OF amnesty TO the robcl ous-,bat
"by-souos shall be bygone,"-aud this proposition has
been warmly seconded by the Lynchbur. Republican
But We iu-r from letter from Richmond, which we find
in the last named paper written showdly surmised
by member Vi the Legislature. that this suggestion is un.
palatablo to portion Of the party The writer's resent.
Inent is strong 10 be thus easily appca5oj. lie bcraos
bis refractory harsh terms aud applies 10 d
ncw Senators elected by the Wings and tie 23n the
ohtgsve cphcis We copy part Of his letter. that
those asaoi may be app'isod how bitter is the onmty
they have provoked and how certainly they are % be Or
uaoizod. The writer says:
fragment separate themselves from and rsflse
oil fellowship and consultation with he party, and throw
themselves into the embraces Of the Whgs-boak no our
crgunziunn aud sacrifice the tried whose ves have
been devoted the Democratic cause and by Whg y1fcz
elevate over their heads Democrats Of yesterday and s
TO- ln Tie Iace oi the fact that nearly oil the Offices nad
honors, both State and Federal the gift Of the parry
have been conferred upon them"
" bii my particular object IN noticing your remarks is
% deny ihy, thlf ~ Hunter wa tie choice of bo d..
u1crauc party % the J. gsailtc two years ago This
Inc u time that % bis been Attempted 90 make cr
hcu 1pPoar Inconsistent VINO willing 20 vote for Mr.
Iu1iof tiCn. AID not Al that time the Wbgs had
o. n Iuy ct one. Of the mcubefs present nrd "a ,,,s
known hot let choice Mr.. Rive. 10 ,.as sscfr.
tanned that Wing would veto for Mr. uunt.r b the
D.uocfafc members would support him. The Den1era.,
knowing that they minority, and consequently
bad NOT hr power Of oieotng their choice selected from
thoso selected BY Wings both apsates. Haf0rs Of the
word D. more appropriated one doseucr from us who
htd over Co The Whig and the other deseucf from
thc Whgs, who came protesting allegiance TO our
cause. We chose the latter, in preference Other
Democrats, but 20 his brother apostas Wing He never
The choice 81 belt Che Democratic meDlbcs Of the
Legislature fsst year when Judge Penny hacker was 40
minated. his iu strength only Is. aud this year,
90 oay %. snd yet IL repeatedly stated that
DO tie choice Of the Democue members Of the
A "a isstufe. Oace for ell, deny o."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
SANDS, sAKs,PARIIIA.-II,d,

S'HDS SahstfAhfiiA.-llad key 20 al the
mysteries OF creation. should nothing d.. been nde
IN vain In the OF discover almost ~ that
substances hceioorc deemed wuiihs proci
For thousands Of years tie boom of
the 'aTh unknown pprtcised Juices IN MI
n''ion with other vegctlbc etmens Of
Sarsapafiia made available the once
eon'ded ncuable removed by this preparation with fc
" and eeitlin which well ttke the Tae viii
asonshmeni and hod that Scrofuia, r1eumatsrn mua
Ton OF the skin Of all kinds 'orpdy tho a-cicy ar
cans dyspepsia loss VI appetite and strength affections
ots am sores Of all kinds with ailments
weld To the detergent nt OF ou
ration OF this mid AVID agreeabls remedy
For further particulars, ,rpso
value and efficacy pamphlets may be obtained of
gratis Il
W Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail for capoao
by A. D. SANDS Druggists Fulton street corner of WI
lam, New YORK sold air ~ DtVAB PURCELL AGENTS aia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
Lieut.. GeneYaI Benton.

10 tlf FeforH me Whtr
Gsnemsn-Ihe late attempt Of the President 10 Csstep
upon the country, 10 tho person Of the Military senator
whose nlme stands ai The head o this article officer de
signed by The Constitution 10 exist only In days Of extreme
dange'-sHcl o. n Rome was supr, sed justify the ap-
P'i"m,ni Of Dictator whose business IL w1s ~ provide
ne quia dst1mcHt capdt ResDuJhca-cal's 10 mind Ger
tain occurrence which took paco many years ago Ia tho
winter Of 5-55 while the question OF French war was
agi'aung the county very ourdation letter sail, n,
have been from gentleman of high distinction In WnsL
ing'o1' 90 which Col. Benton charged with dsppsi
ton 10 cSaspcfn'c TIC ang'y feelings already sxsfny In or
der ihai war might cnsIc, AMI he receive the Office Of
Lieut. General, was published go he Richmond C.mpiler
Many persons ascfbed the authorship % Cen Duff t,e,,
but oi uc justice o their tIfnscs BE- s my intention 10
speak Cera1its that he took up hs SUBJECT m the re-
FRfaph and produced many, and thought 90 the time
lnanswcob9 prDli o The justice % ihe charge lie went
farther Than p,rslno was fonsb.o; ur h- did not hest
tee % ascn5s 20 Benton lht for and determination 10
secure, obsrlle power. The whole npu1uon was odig
nonhy ropeso BY ts entire L1cocJ press DO NOT rerot
events that there might hate bssA some justice n the
chsrgs3
have been sufpn'ed lhst therc fiets have not been
n.uced in Congress The Now'pspu
oOUNTRYNAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

Mr.. CLAY.-A resolution passed the House of Repre-
sentatves OF Louisiana. day or two after their Assem-,
bling providing seat for Mr. Clay whenever he chose 10
attend the siings Of the House Balii,aors San
This is courtesy cxtended TO Mr. CLAY which IN ne.
eessay withheld from the public ut large. Suppose that
gentleman iorgeu Of the honor conferred upon him and
OF the obligation imposes, should from the seat thus
provided Tor him. when dissatisfied with the action Of the
body and apply dshonoring cpithets to portion of its
members Would any doubt the perfect reh,-nay,
the bouHden daty-Of the House to DEPRIVE him of the
privilege which he had thus abused and forfeited And
would not bs absolutely arcea contend that in thus
acting, the freedom OF speech" had been invaded =
But It may be said that this would be insulting members
In their very prrseneeand that the application TO them
OF the same ephes in public newspaper would be n very
different thing SO il would be in FORM but not in sub
stance For, let us suppose, that withdrawing from his
privileged seat their Hail. Mr. Clay shou d. over his own
signature publish an inhammsory article in the newsps-
pes denouncins certain members with acting Mexi-
can influence, and fit compauio only Tor Mexican
neras-woud not the outrage be fragrant and would not
'ha body DC as much bound, in TO deprive
nm OF the privilege 1t had conferred upon him And who
would have the hardwood that his exclusion from
the privileged would be attack upon the freedom
OF the press And yet this is precisely parallel case
with the action Of Senate regard TO the editors of the
Washington Union. The head and front of its offence
main 'H's exent-uo more " Ii absurd therefore, to at
tempt TO popular sympathy in behalf of those gem
uemen by an effort TO produce the impression tina, the
Senate OF the United States has attempted TO ahridre
the freedom OF the Pressan assumption. indeed which
Is dIsproNed by the daily of the Union ielf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17

We have received glorious udiugs from New uampshrc
we have among other evidences of rising sentiment of
me people before us the proceedings great meeting at
concord, IN which Gen Joseph Low came forward in
manly speech declaring his separation from the Federal
party and his support OF the administration and the coun-
ny IN this war with Mexico. Gen Low one of the abost
ana most influential Wings in New Hampshire Wash
iHgt0H UHioR.
we Know nothing OF General Low whose accession TO
inc Administration party s deemed very importlnt-
We may congratulate the Union however that the R,puB-
"eaH measures OF the Administration has won over one
more "FedsrGIist" TO its support!
1t may be well to enquire, too whether GEN Low may
not have been induced sustain the Administration in its
war against McKee, by the prospect of adding an
territory TO the nonslavchcding section of the Union
" we scarcely need invite public attention TO the racy
and pquan episode in the debate in Senate on the
llh inst oecasioned by rude attack upon M Calhoun
by Tennessee Senator. The remarks OF Mr. c. in rely
Losaass deem ininr,st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
- The AIe,and.in Gnz.,t.. -.

Our accounts from Rchu. md continue IN he mos, IA
yo'abe with regard to the description on the part OF the
state o. 'rcIaI1 10 t"o-f the stock OF the Alex
ana'a canal lHs important measure presents cllms TO
tie cons deaton aad able acton OF the Legsa,p,.
~ view Of the addition Of population, territory and veal n
whch the SnueGaion Of this town To tie State atf de-
"heh we rus cannot nd will not be dIregsrdsd The
eGerions OF the COMM onens appointed by tho Tovn
u attend 10 ~ interests before the Legislature have bee
un"eaned, aud We INST will be crowned with complete
success We repeat what Hnd the other day. that we
believe al parts OF The State will be pleased t. see us re-
ceved hantomely end endowed literally Give Us fair
sAf as virginia town, and then all unite TO help
ourselves The prosperity and Interests OF the good old
town are what " all strive Tor and II possible at
tain" 10y " '0'-' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-17
From the SnmtI,.

We received NJ New Orleans papers yesterday BV
ne ray Of Bdhmorr, we have the following paragrspl
from The New Orleans JeiIsnon.an Of dis 9Th inst.
Lirt,r rRoN TAvue, The schf. Rob Roy arrived
ye'tfdny oicno,u from Iompcp, rcplus having l,It On
Che 25ih g Copt Hifsncs states that four ave
% he sailing, he master n the o. s. steamer nc nnsti
hrvod Of IampicO hlvDg lost hs vessel In dous
s'om on tic coast Of Mexico Dunug tho gaze the cam.
p Iashlon wus seen lew miles distant anI serious feafs
We tnituancd Tor her safety, che hoyrg not arrived
shen he Rob Roy sailed. II supposed tbst General
oco'' was on board the Fashion Tho lime. This how
e'c' was not the case odvces from the Bazos
assure Us that Gen Scott was su o. that post conceors
u"s '"e uo'P', a. was supposed, Tor TamPco.
p We learn from yesterdays Times, that Wv. L.
B'oEtE ESQ lie the Wing easddac Tor the neat Logsa.
iure In the county Of Amelia