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snnon ball. and other shot whzred about u. all day

cannon balls and other shot whzzed about us all day
like hail stones
party 10 now organizing to follow In Gen. SAINTS
Annss rear 10 gain Information TO pick up prisoners
TO obtain mules and cattle &c
These Mexcsns fight well-they are brave brave 10
the death, but they ignorant they savage low
and guilty Of great barbsity They the army and
60 into battle 70 plunder. They murder men (who hold
up white fag) that they may strip them Of their
clothes, and rob them Of their money &c.
There will now, doubtless, be some revolutionary
movements in Mexico 1t must be tina; this will be the
last gres, conflict in the North and must think ,hs,
peace will now be arrived at before long.
THE EFFECT OF DiscIPLIsE-THe Volunteers
al BHeaa Vist0.--In conversation which We sd with
intelligent officer who arrived Yesterday from Buena
vista we learned that the regiments Of volunteers whose
ocers had taken pains 10 drill and exercise them 10 the
art OF war distinguished themselves throughout the bat
ties OF the 22d and I'D February That those companies
which fed during the engagement were disorderly
that nothing was expected Of them. OF the two ndi
anaregiments In the battle well cpined and
fought bravey the other not and gave way in the
commencement of the fight There was no accounting
for the different behavior Of the regiments from In
diana, except upon the score of discipline They
bothfrom the State and apparently OF the same
staple, yet Bowless regiment left their brave commsn.
der who when deserted by the body OF his men col.
iected some score Of such would follow him, and
asked permission TO fight In the ranks of the Mississippi
regiment where they did good service til the close Of
the battle.
An incident is related Of Col Bowles which excited
no little interest in the army The morning after the
battle as Bowles passing over the field the Mssis
sipp regiment rose voluntarily and presented Ia
token of their sense Of tn compliment be paid them In
seeking their ranks when deserted by the Of his
own regiment
Col Davis. whose conduct as was that Of bis com.
mand was the admiration Of the army we are glad 10
learn is doing well. His wound is painful one, and
may possibly lame him for life but no apprehensons
are entertained Of fatal issue. Col Mckee and Lieut.
Col Clay were both stripped by the enemy a were
such men and officers fell into their hands.
Our informant thinks that living could have
won the battle of Buena Vista except Gen. Taylor
That in the most desperate struggles the soldiers
ed animated by the idea that he could not be defeated
aud that ali would come out right In the end. Pic.
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STRAW DouuETs.

L. CuAris. u Joss-sr. lvv sTAfas1
INVITES THE ATTENTION u hiiiinens 40 css.s~
Il hs assortment u straw Boonsss wnee ~ ,i,..S~.
uscs and ks odsrs thS1 for -
price," Also, Ur6eisI towers, sssdsosss' &c a.
mis- 2msedenk
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CIRcrrT CoURr-Before Judge Edmonds-JossDh
BATES and Mary his ee james ". JaquesMrs. b. Is
daughter OF Mr.. Sylvester Van Boskerk SAG Green
witch ST. she and her husband and daughters resided
in the house and had been maintained by Mr. Van B.
it said for - IA years Mr. b. not getting his
family living not being Of temperate habits. Another
daughter named Mulock also resided with Mr.. Van B.
as also did Mr. Jaques and his wife who Is daughter OF
Mrs Mulock Mr. Van b Is q elderly man, upward of
20 years of age and worth il stated about $4,000
Dissatisfaction and Chancery suit said 10 have
Cured in consequence Of Mr.. Van B. making convey
snce of property fsvoring Mrs Morrell
The present action for assault and battery be
ing charged that one evening in January ls45, Mrs.
Bates overheard Mr. Jacques in the basement advising her
father 10 send for the Police and have her and her fami
ly turned out of the housethat she went in 10 exposu
late when he caught her by the throat &c This was
denied.
The scene presented at the trial was an unhappy
-" house divided against itself" The Jury gave q
verdict for defendant -For plaintiff Mr.. A Benedict
for defendant Mr.. Jas. 7. Brady.
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Legislature of New.York.. ..F0rR1sss1H wssS

The JudiciaryPrOgress and in ehGt Senator Beaehs Ca
nal REHABILITATION on Canals-Cdnddian Marine
Drawback al OspegO- WelLand Canal Enlargement
4OO-ton Ships 20 Chicago Erie Canal cost e1trard-
Sanoe. engineering, &C. Thanks 10 the army in MeJi.
co-Pyocsss Bail 6c-Nep Names.
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CELEBRATION or The CoNsUEsT OF VERA CRrz.
A meeting held yesterday at the Mayors office, his
Honor In the Chair consider the Proprety Of eele
brstng this event by illumnstions fireworks and
lstutes Gen. Wetmore introduced Resolutions re.
que.ting the Mayor TO send message to the Common
Council calling for an appropriation Of money for the
purpose and the appointment OF day, which were
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rF- We learn from the Providence Journal, that
the steamers Knickerbocker and Oregon came in con
tact when passing through Hell Gate on Saturday alter
noon In which the Kuicksrbocksr wa somewhat in-
injured the Oregon scarcely any
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-14

No LIcEssE.-At the election for township o.
hcers in NewAlbsny Ind the Sd, the vote was taken
upon granting licenses for coaee-hou'es The no
license party carried the dsy By large majority
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GRAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seconia was last
night arrested By officer Duty OF the Fourth Ward on
suspicion OF stealing $40 from Charles Darts No 325
Pesrlst Committed for examination Patrick Csfery
and Mary CsFery were last night arrested by officers
McMsnus and Woodbridge Of the sixth Ward charged
with stealing si5 from Henry B. Grswold Committed
for examination.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Oskey.-MaiEriH
Licinsston and Cifs Jackson Vouylea.-Aetion Of
ejectment in relation to property in Clinton and Stanton
SITS which was leased by Mr.. l.. in May, ls25 for q
years, and which has since been in possession of the
Sterling company and others. The present holder is
Mr.. Jobn NJ. Lowerre, who gave $500 for an assign
of the lease and IL is cOntended that Mr. Living
ston bound by covenants TO apprsise Improvements
and allow for SUCH to SELL &c. Verdict wednesday
forenoon.-For plaintiff Messrs. Slosson Sche and
Edward SANFORD. For defendant, Mr. VIM MulOck.
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Schools.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL

ID young ladies' in private family In The country 10 ne
pleasant ard healthy village Of Richmond staten Island
within L. hours travel from the City u New ORR, mere
every attention will be given 10 thorough instruction 10
al the English branches together Win muse on NC piano
srd heir morals carefully gusrdei and improved The
ost respectable references given. FOR farther niofms-
ton and Terms, address 5. ID. STEPHENS, kichmond
-. Richmond County, y. Y.
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END OF CONTROVERSY.

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THE AMERICAN ARCHITECT

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OF the diversity Of human dwellings. whether marked
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Of species
Ainpe value attaches 10 that class Of men which feeds
all others With primeva Farmers mans social faculties
we're first un0lded With them society began and among
whatever people its sha has become polished and it cap
al enriched. still rests the culiysors OF the soil
So of their profession agriculture Is theTsat parent OF
the arts while is prepared products VIII forever be the
essential Of al manufactures Then u was IN their
dwellings that Architecture itself had it, birth u was
they who first abandoned the tent with pastoral lite and
devise and construct liked and permanent abode
The estimates give based on New York prices
including the best materials, workmanship and hnish-
There doubt that u many parts Of the country they
may be materially diminished Ia every one OF these
-pects-even the extent Of one-half
II the only of building be considered n 10 always
desirable adopt design that Is tasteful since the
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10 the form which the materials thrown, that
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Every handsome residence adds value 70 the grounds a.
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those who invest capital this species OF property
With regard utility. the proper distribution OF the
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important point to be attended 10, aud they
are governed by the plans
Published the office of the American Aguculturst,
which every farmer the United states should take
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CooPER,s NEW SEA TALE.

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LIFE INSURANCE.

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE sOCL
NETf y So'nhi London, ana - va al st. New ois
By act OF Parament 2NictROya assent 9Th July 1888
- A Savings Bank for the widow aud the orphan"
Chairman OF the Court OF Directors in London.
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United states Board OF Local Directors oice "a "as,
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morning. flames were seen
!, ,,ou ihe livery stable OF Mr. Henry Duncan
fs'sa A hleh north wind which ives blowing en-
s 'ss ss sr men .sye s,O !, ~ From, oTo '1e ~
T.. ovned by strangers stopping la the adjoining
I. nr,.hed In the hames. Sir. Duncan saved all
..,rr.e,s sDd buggies, but lost SONS harness &c
Y 'ssre Oss, we presume cannot fall short Of 5000.
lst Louis Republican, 10th
s,,,xpAT DIsAsTER-We learn from the Off
:. a be steamer Highlander that the stesmer Col
!, from LOuisyile for this port, was sunk 10 her
y, Sech. above Golconds on the Ohio river. Her
I. ssre brought 70 the city by the Highlander. The
! ! 4 thought would be total loss. IN D. Bul. lllh
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DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING, &C.
DEyLlNs' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,

DEyLINs' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 50 John-st. corner Of Nassau.
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared with most eltsn-
i sre and reject stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH.
ING. 10 which they respectfully invite the attention OF
Who'll EsALE and RETAIL buyers
They have on hand and ia process Of manufacture .
UPWARDS OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENTS ?
which they guarantee be made with all the elegance
and durability OF the CUSTOM Work Of the most fash
onable houses in the q nited States and At prices
NEARLY one HALF LESS -
And this together WIN THE forms the great
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Their stock Of French. English, German and American
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Their woRX MADE ORDER they GUARANTEE equal 70
that made at the most noted merchant taor Of the city
but a prices CORES p0nding with
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For m every they have secured the Of
The hest CUTTERS and WORhMES The CITY AFFORDS.
TERMS CASH or NO DELIVERY.
DANIEL a J. DEvLlN,
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THE ITALIAN OPERAS.

- ERFORD co. announce 20 the public that they have
ID press complete and uniform edition Of all the Ita
ion Operas about be played 10 this and other cities dur
inz the ensuing they Will BE- printed with the
egble fype and uniform with the modern standard
Drama.
This Day published. Norma a. played by Madame Anna
Bishops Company this evening, a. the Fsrk-lisan aud
English. - cents
Madame Bishops Company tomorrow evening. Price,
one shilling
book Of the Opera 10 viii BE- performed. To Charles
Bochsa Esq the celebrated lmpressrio indebted
for much valuable assistance iu this respect
oy IA RERFORD A co Asf0r House
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DIED:

NJ 30 Of consumption. BEULAH, wife of Martin
| re- Ia the Goth yesr OF her ago
Iffiend< VI tbs family respectfully Invited 10 az.
her funeral Ihursday, 2ltt inst at o'clock, from
residencs ls5 Hudson st without farther invita-
Her remains will DO taken TO Guilford CT for In
Srpt
. "Wednesday morning. Mrs ELIZA LYLE, dsugh.
kar George Piper, tsilor, Grand st Willismsburgh
Inc friends OF tbs family are respectfully requested
ind her funeral from ih1 residence Of her father
lsnsburgh this Thursday afternoon at , O'Clock
loo Wednesday morning the both met GEORGE A.
Z II George and Harriet Boldly, aged 4 years.
ne irepds Of tho family invited to attend his fu
"a lais thursday afternoon. st o'clock, from o.
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MARRIED :

grsus Cubs. on the 20,h uls Gen ROBERT B.
1sesEII Consul Of the United States for tina. port
{rs NOR LAND. daughter OF John Morlsnd, Esq Of
{,us iofmoIl, Of Boston.
n thursday evening Oct u. by Rev. Mr.. Cummings.
II EDWARD BRADFORD. u. \. A. to Miss ANN T..
X laughter Of Hon Litteton w Tazewel Of Norfolk
I M. City BY Rev. Mr.. Hatfield Hon II. X. MORRIS
ss ELIZABETH BANKS, both Of Wurtsboro, Sui
ksn Cooniy.
ON he 7sb ult by Rev. H. q. Schermerhorn MIR.
sucT sCHERNERHORN, son of Rev. C. ID. Scher.
.>rbofn 10 Mics MARGARET NlBLOCK, daughter Of
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