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RHEUMATIsN.

A
r. To gntisfy the Public OF the authenticity % the
following placement has been sesied before the Mayor
hereby certify lhs, Ter The past thirteen years have
he-n several, IN ai-d win etscks Of fnrlgaiisr 80.
clpay 10 he ands and lmts accom- PANIED WIN siee'
great have bee unable 20 move, AMI my geneI AZ
hesh almost completely destroyed. ! was troubled
with low splns. my BRAIN was seriously snecied hn1 We
lncessant ptns have Often endured made me
repeatedly wish Tor an end Of ny sufeTlngs By desin
think 90 human being imagine my iorlures For re-
Lief tried almost eyerythnga my earnings went 10 ne
doctors Ia the various pOrs OF Europe 10 which saed
sought medical advice aud was for considerable lime
under the care Of the most celebrated physician 10 Liver
pool. Bat he did me no good. On my srrivs IN new
York last September was obliged TO leave my EMP 4.
unable TO walk s,ep ilhOui assistance and IN
other respects IN dreadful situsuon. with me re-
newed stacks taken 70 the Guy Hospital and put
nder the care OF Dr. Moses Dr. Holman and some otei
physicians ofIhe Hospital To- the space q SIX weeks tu
a. only got worse was laken 10 no Seaman
al staten Island where was several weeks undergoing
proc ess ofmercury. This nearly k led me- aud Tie doc
tors tod ne rus soon die AZ had read he advertise
nen OF Dr. CHRISTIE ia the Lewspapes, and me frtli
cures hat were SAID to he msie by he Gavauic ARTICLES
determined, a last hope, 10 send 70 he once bo get
vrsts and limbs were recommended, and ihs Magnetic
FLUID The people th- Hospitals laughed - ne FOR get
ing HEM and tod not 10 snow them 10 me doctors
But put hem on and used the Fluid For ths bret few
hours felt DO change bat ne next morning the r1ess IN
I'll beisr 10 sSery RESPECT and III LESS THAN TWo
WEEKS LEFT THE HOSPITAL ENTIRELY
CURED. Since sh., time, which e more han year
have been % he West Indie. sed tnence 20 Ant~erp,
srd during ell that line / HAVE had no ATTACK
WHATEVER OF RHEUMATISM OR ANY OTHER
PAIN whatever and my health has been perfect in every
respect though have been exposed 70 al the vcissiudes
OF climate From being that eould hardly slscd,
have become suonl and hearty a. any period q
my - and srniy believe that these happy and wonder.
l result. have been accomplished solely BY the power Of
Dr. CHEfsrfE's Gavsnic Bands sud Magnetic FLUID.
HENRY JOHNSON, SIS Pearl-st. y. Y.
On The 18Th day Of November one thousand got nun,
dred snd CRY ak appeared before ne he within named
Henry johnson. and made solemn oath that he above
sstetnert IA Substantially each snd every particular
H. MIcKLE Mayor q the City Ct New YORK.
The only place IN Ne~-foIk 20 obtain ChRlsIlEs
genuine UaYanc sni Magnetic articles Inch are achsV-
az surh wonderful cures II som- Of the seenk ds
eases i al ls2 BroadW belwe Johns and Maiden
lane. -
,tore has The genuine CHRiSIIEs kruclee. Pamphlets
a. ~ "A Tr,sfs ahg u5
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Appointment. by the President,
By and ri,A he adeioe and oon.ert Of -. Ssaa,,


NAVAL.
Cdpdias-Com- Charles Gannit rice Jesse D. Elliott,
deceased Com William Ramsay rice VIM. NJ. Crane,
deceased Com. Henry Henry rice James Renshaw de-
ceased Com. Samuel w. Downing rice John b. Nicol.
son. deceased.
advs-Leut Henry Pnkney rice VIM c. Wet.
more deceased Lieut. VIM. NJ. Glendy rice Charles
Ganntt promoted Lieut. George +. Upshur rites WIN.
Ramsay promoted Lieut. George :. Blake rice Henry
Henry, promoted Lieut.. Zachariah z. Johnston rice
Samuel w Downing promoted
Leuenan.s-Master VIM l.. Bantou, rice Henry
Nlnknsy. promoted Master Benjamin :. Can't, rice
John Graham, deceased Master Henry A. Wise, rice
VIM NJ Glendy, promoted Master Calender ST
George Nosn rice Richard C. Cogdel, igned Mas.
ter Edward C. Anderson, rice George 2. Upshur pro.
NOTED Passed Mdshipman Reed Werdep, rice George
:. Blake, promoted Passed Midshipman WIN. II. Ma
comb uicc Zachariah /. Johnston, promoted Passed
Midshipman stephen D. 1renehard rice Richard ;. Ira
pier resigned Passed Midshipman Wilson K. Mchin
ney rice WIN =. Wurts. deceased
CAaplains-IhOmas Coke Stanley Of Ala Edwin Ia
ton Of o. John L. Lenhsrt oil n j; John Blake Of Ne.
CHIT Enziufe--Alexander Blrkb,ck. j.
NARY dgsHu-JOhn " Bel ew.Orleans Thomas o.
Lsrkin emuorarv tor the North west coast of North
America
Captains Of the Marise Ccrps-Joseph L. Hardy,
George f. Lindsay London N. Carter. and John c. Rey.
nods Fret Leutenants.
First LieufeadHg Of hdrtnss-Josiah Watson, Henry
B. Watson Thomas A. Bracy. Isaac T. Doughty, Wm. A.
4 Maddox. VIM slack John :. Dev!in and Algernon
2 Taylor now Second Lleutensnts
Second LsnfsaGa,s Of Marines-James II. Jones. Del.
Edward Med. Reynolds, n y William Butterhed, III
Henry Welsh Penn; William F. Perry N Y, Joseph X
McRae Ind Thomas Field, Penn Charles G McCsu
ley La: James A. Buchanan. Tenn. Israel Green, Wis
Freeman Norveli Mich, and Jacob Read, Ga.
~ The Soe,e,y Of Friends, of Collins Erie
county sent 10 % bushels Of Corn and $40 ia money
for the suffering poor q Ireland This speaks well for
old Collins.
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nlierellnrrone.
s1OO REwARD.-Ths -York,

c.1 IN REWARD New York, Albany and Bnt
cIUU fao Telegraph Company viii pay reward Of
10 any person " DO shall give such Information as shall
lead the Conviction u any Individual under the follow
law Tor wialy nilTieg lhe Ielegraph Inc or pro-
perry. T ). FAAIONi President
Uaes, Oct. S, 1919
Az ACT facilitate The construction Of Moses Electro
Magnetic Tssgraph.-Psssed May IS, tg45.
The People OF tho STATE Of New Yors represented 10 Sc
nate and Assembly, do enact as follows.
Sac. TIE PrOprieofs OF Tie patent rign Of M0rses
EecuoMagnec Telegraph be and are hereby author
lzed construct lines OF said Telegraph from point 10
point ana across any OF the within The limits Of this
State by the erection Of posts piers bnments FOR 'us
tanning the wires OF the Provided. that the same
shall DOT instance he constructed a. ~ endanger
nJDousy Interrupt the gallon Of such ~aers and
provided that tho private nights Of ntiyduas shall
bs wise impaired by The provisions u this art nor
shall This aathOfse he construction OF any bridge or
sher .msr erection any OF the streams Of water In
this safe Any person or persons who shsl know nRly
wtly lnurs modest or destroy any o. the said Ines,
the property pertaining thereto shall on
conviction thereof, b deemed guilty OF mlsdemeanor,
and shall be punished By the imprisonment or boh Al
The discretion II the which shall have and lake cog
riksnce thereof
SIC The Legislature may a. any time alter modify
repeal this and nc shall take eject imedlaey
Keepers or owners Of Junk shops and al other persons
requested give notice al The Te!es rsph once 10
Posts buildings corner Of Hsnover-sL and Exchange
place The undersigned Of any Person Offering copper
wire FOR sale. G. LIVINGSTON, Secretary.
Esw-York. March 5, lss7. fn16 4w 10 Wslst
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0enerol Nnllrra

q Aid 60 Ircland-A lecture viii be delivered by
Mr. Janus Cole a. the Mecha1ies Hall, Broadway. be-
tween Bfoome and Grand sts. on Wednesday evening,
March 10, at half past O'clock The proceeds VI which
viii be wen to ire ldsh Relief Fund.
SuhjecI-rhe controversy concerning Bspiism ineonss-
with the Intel uai Character and Profession Of TIE
Present Age proved by Review ~ iis Working from the
Beformsuon 10 the time Of the Evangelical Alliance Ad.
mission Is cents. ms 81
~ Rare Chance-Pri~'.ng Office for Sao.-The
subscribers the Printing Esteb shment here
tofore connected with the Worcester Gazette By a
small ouuay The Office would be made suitable for general
printing opera and would be excellent stand for
entsfpn sing Printer ith small capital. Terms easy
Address Immediately (post-paidl ESfEY &LNANs'
M 81 Worcester Mass.
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CHgRRY PRCTORAL.-IyeTs cherr

(NHEhkf fECTOhAIs-AyersO hsffJ r ccDfsl'
Nfor ne Of coages, coda, eons1npnou, srd az al
rsy free from saspcion Of e1sekeTy and IL recon-
ne1ded b. physeisns Of he highest responsibility. It's
Ingredients and mode u preparation fully aid open %
ns2sctioa Of ne Med cal Profession and Il u eon-
eenty believed aa ia combination = such ss 10 gre Ne
safety.
Sod Ia Sew-YoTk BY Hosdley, Phelps Co wholesAis
A Msak.a and Hsafy Johnson. Apohecsries, Broadway
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THE PIANO, SINGING, ITALIAN,

ENGLIsH.-AR5. MORLEY. pupil Of ne ee.snfs ,
GCrsve.A snd Cir George Smart, continues " sys .ss
sg1s 10 Singing, 70 Engt.h or l4lisn, aro "a w -
Fore AZ her rrscencs s. Lspensrdst OF that OF Der p-
PITS % re4sorab.e terms Afs will also teseh senoc'
u classes, IL the city or In me counny ~ lm-
CIRCCLAR.--I lake tAs liberty 10 af0fm ny i,s1es,
" - tse oubc 10 general -4af tbe trn OF W. II W
GaoOT CD dissolved or no p feo- lsst and n-t
hsTs removed 70 sUt Sss.sa-sL where sds continne
he clothing b1siasss usual A porIca OF ne 2uoNc
patronage 3 respectfully solicited. -
JOHN P. BRITTON, 90. Esssanst
Ps TIE e-rirx cspsraisnt e andez the so- tlfsc-
,on Al W w Parsslls q ua-kE0~l cutler " fhs sse
arm o,w Il De Greet o. INf I'M 7. bRrToN
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uvnR ANTS
DARTHOLO,TW7s PATENT Sci

BARTHOLOMEW PATENT SeifAcrns Hydra1t
ID took The silver Medal tho aie Fair Of The American
Institute The Croton Waer Department adopted The use
Of hem Ii s4j and lave use none others snce Tor pub
lie hydrautA They are recon mended lac best Tor al
Ordinary purposes aud particularly or yards and alleys,
where several tenants supplied A. hgdrant, as
tney sestOpping be !s running ~ eafeess
ness by chdrrn viii not freeze, repaired usually
without digging Up, srO1 sot ab- W get out Of re-
pair ard syc soogl The pnc- OF toe common kind.
IRE large discoant made plumbers makes Get
10 furnish themselves with them For sale by " sawyer,
ia Bowsry; W. West, HadsonsL; CoEEsns L Howell,
Psrk Row and oihsrs; and me factory, 81 c-nLest
near Leonard, By MCKINLEY MORRISON
ms 81 Bra.s -Four ieYs ard finishsIs.
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THE BRsT FAMILY MEDICINE \. D

L Bushes Vegetable fUs-tEsy are composed q "a
lures remedies beIbs add vegetable extracts Of rare
excele1ce and d cobIsDu % happy hat Hey assist
her N her efforts expei dsoass and restore h~sic-
They purity The blood eqaaze me eircuaOn ana restore
Tie liver kdneys and Ober secretofy organs " neaLnJ
and zcton. from their tonc properties tnsJ never
produces debility Of Las stomach and tntssnss 20 ofsn
The consequence VI u 0tner parssHVsA 10 dysp-p
ar bilious G9ectiOns hey have proved superior 70
any other medicinal they cleanse ne stOnen ana inss
tines from al impurities, and from their gsusrsi eeIon
1--WE renewed energy Lhe consultation Price Nth Toll
direetonsi IS cecs per box To be obtained whole
sale o. rsss al Inc principal odcs No. Az Broadway.
al 1rueod
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC:

rx- Johnson'. Teothnehe Drops:-The Glow
rom deesyed teeth bsylng from is Intrinsic value
remedy, becOms Rmensey popular with hose 20 have
used i many mitatons have lately oeea 1r1si upon "
market By urpnnciged persons ard sold a. he original
aad genuine srticio The object Of this PARAGRAPH 10 %
eanon The public against al such spurious cofuPounds %
90 Glove AnOdyne possibly 10 ne genuine nrcie %
long and fAvoTsoy known b thsi name POI mai
during four I've years By A B. d. SANDS ane Tor NO
Coz who Low he role FloPreor The only safety ior
purchsse 10 be sure ard etk Tor Johnsons 1ootnseie
Drops, and TO examine The wrapper q ne Wal As every
one Of Tie genuine hss Ire sgnsnfs Of Hecy johnson.
Remember that the True Glove Anocyne ~ immediate
cure for the most violent toohscne or pan In ne gums
JoHSsoN, chemlsi snd Drussi,L No. rs broadway,
eel side 10 the Granite BCdng sod also Al 100 Fulton
81 u East Broadway and ScS hadsoosl ffee . ee1iA
dl3
~ DIR. Banning's Body Bruce "a an eHciect re-
efOr wesk,ess OF ths voice lungs sne and hnDs par
ncusy for dyspepsia, constipation AID Piles VIII ~eak'
Of the stomach snd aides "sesI irnales lss gov
especsy suiusl subjects vii te ces 1teo VIII ia &C.
non Reference given mary dlsl1sushed eiefgyrns
bi'ity ard bIosehua Psm2h'els ssd BOOK cenmoa
Sense givirg Information can b. bad a. re ercs -
Broadway. lsay N sil-....es o. --le'' III D-"N
r. Wntsr-Cure.-Dr. Saw. having returned from
Journal (seiuonihly) BY Dr. shsw, Is published Al he
very lOw Pues Of = ye.r !. .av.nee ID I'M
I'D. WHEELER,
~ Cou,uiissioner for the states Of New. YORK
and CouneeticaI, Tsmnsny han NJ u
rZWater Cure Hea-e.-ar. N. 3. Cove eos.tn-
uss 70 reeve pei=1s her hc1@e. ~ lethsl New
York i,
M G nl.o vain l-iss srd c.c ~ ger homes. ard
.fyss direct n ~ - snG tc.tic- q y arr C1fe al
wT.J. Coleman, ExehaEge Broker. no. %
X'siy.l Nevr-Ycfk UDc1Uclt UcLrT ec1gbi 40 900
goi ara yer exchanged notes snd erzfs collected O.
g., - n v,ar GEoRsE W. HAAS
BLYTHE L HARRIS.
A TTORSEYs AT LAW. No SO1th sixth-s' Rlls3el-
"A hla Refer o. NJ. .osePh Irysn, . BfoAa-H rs:er
De Wi.t Esc % SGs5sn, ard M SasAfod sireh, - WI
49, x-~syerk lef iEw6n
NAs4 aOzkILL . D0soEUE,
ATTORSEYs AND COlN.ELLOks,
AT LAW,
No = Bss<uan-sL
Alans0a NAB,
Anxusus c. Merrill hs"-ioh .,r -
CtErles DOnc11e- } - -
oARvEO LETTER
Asa,
By "a erL-an.
.rE kczEaAAS NIL IA i6l NAIssl-r. he
1 60 "a sifns q TTssi soei-sy onildns. als'1
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II U VI TIT
CDAY, ihl. Ointment bays 10 cain 10 perform Won
ders Out Il does claim 70 remove pan and ion1inm4oa
and b1rns, wounds and bruises sooner ttn <oJ
OF tbs oosstsd magical compounds To proVs MS, -
well show ts success IL piss, rhs1msnrm, ssue
10 ts face frosted nbs sgsf bTCken breasts ada
eryspeas large number Of esrheeies from pay scans
and patients Open for examination al The principal oi
fee where wen Of the agents. pallets can BE- pro-
cured Price IS and 81 box, eonisaing larger
quantity h.n 10 given elssA hsrs Dugssn sea WOE
sale dealers supplied liberal terms PTincipal once
az Broadway. Agenu-H. Johnson, rs Bro.awayj }.
H. AFFORD lS3 BoWeFy Bunce conner Of Csih-rne and
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DR.. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIrUcE,
A positive, .-fo and permanent earefof

FEyER ANDA guE.
THIS medicine has Obtained vide spread reputation a.
cure for Agus and Fever, Chill or rernenf and ke.
ttsnl Feye syesy s9se Of asse eisesses m seperoh-
~ 70 remedies has been fully es-d By 10 IONIC pro-
psrties strength IL given tho patent a. Inc same time
that me disease e1yss4 from biz system. Residents Al
The South viii End il ssrvcs Occas0nsi nso
OF the Tonic Fsbf1ge will guard against the debisnng
effects Of climate Be careful u asa for Bsas Ionie
FsbrtHss tie celebrity u iho article has gwen rise 10
couoterfelts the BE- therefore
obtain lie genuine al which bears ne wfsVprT ne
signature Of Dr. James Bruce, ~ bfosdwsJ
New YORK 81 smsOd
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FlRE At CUMBERLASp.-The steam sawmil oil
M. ohn : Walter. Al Cumberland Nd was burnt 70
the groun5 on Friday night The loss "a stated 70 &c
OF Nessrs Mitchell ( NcFarlsn was also destroyed
~ The Sas laehanna and Tide Water Canal
Conpsu.es have passed resolution permitting Al pro.
visions intended Tor the relief Of TIE people OF Ireland
and scotland to pass their works Tree OF iol
lBlamors American.
u large barn occupied BY James hi.. u; 4
"a We, Csrsnrid9e Mass was destroyed BY IRE sat
ursay rirh,-loss about 5000 partly Insured
~ The President mas recognized Eranz Aug,
ust Hr,ch a. Vice Ccrsul Of Prussis for the port Of
Boston.
~ The Libel salt between Gen. Benton and
tx Thomas OF Maryland has been eS1ProEased-
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IvrASr FouND.--A dead female infant was this
morning taken from the At the foot OF Beekman-
81 by officer McResdy Of the Second Ward L, was
taken the Coroners Office where an Inquest was held
Verdict death by premsiure birth
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5ossss-fss sabserfbsss having psryhsssd
H1Uof Mr. Joon 1cribe< 1e sselunys ngos y
w ~ v he Un<ted States 70 his Psisol Harp YnuDo
inp4oVeslg In Piano forts, maaafsem rEk e0e
,ssy splendid Rosewood and Mshogsns Plano tss0e,
All keep mach ioaser The improvement TO-
ss. Ia nosi beautiful Harp Frame, p1osf in eo1tsfoo
general assortment u he nost approved modaa ey
c.sa.d icstrusass.s BENNETT, kO0Ek5 %
"a l52 Tsltoa-si EsSl aids Of tfoedw4,
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VIRGINIA LTGlsLArURE-In the House OF Dele
ss,es on Thursday the rejecting the b 10 provide
Tor The extension Of the Louisa Railroad TO the Eastern
base Of the Blue Ridge reconsidsrec and the oll
Passed by a vote OF IS TO s.
The bis 10 empower the Corporation Of Petersburg
20 construct ship canal, and 10 incorporate tne VIZ,
sns and NewYork steam packet company also passed
the House on that Gay.
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ArrEuPrED BURGLARY.-George Simpson and
VIM McGwintz were arrested this morning in the act
Of attempting to break into the Office OF Johnson &
Brothers cisuloy.
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LARcESIEs-John Ingram was arrested for steal
ing quantity Of cotton from the foot Of Beexman-st.
Jas Curry. for stealing fsn IRON luton Market
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I'D. WHEELER,
~ Cou,uiissioper for the states Of New. YORK
an Cor nrcticIlt. I Aunsny Hail NJ
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p The Socie,y Of Friends, Of Collins, Erie
county sent 10 % bushels Of Corn and $40 ia money
for the suffering poor a Ireland This speaks well for
ola collins
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RoBBzRY-A roll Of bank bills containing about
500 principally the Delaware Bridge and Honesdsie
Banks were distracted from The pocket Of Mr. J. r.
TreadweI OF No. 10 Bcekman-st yesterday. The
thief has not been discovered.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16
Middlebury, VermontTuesday Morning. March, IS l847

rat. is the most absurd thing ever heard
A rat, indeed y
absurd or not, Mrs. Battle, tell you
you're simpleton. You don't know beans
from broomstick y
Then its because I've lived so long with
you, Batlle. Every body knows they have
long round tails, like a file. But am au a.
bused woman, and won't put up with such
treatment longer I'll 20 home 10 my faith
ers. Well see, then, how some folks will
get along. And | will tell you, Battle, il
was mouse p
'And I'Il tell you, Mrs. Battle, it want
mouse
''Twas mouse
''Twas a rat
''Twas a mouse Rat Mouse Rat
Mouse Rat Mouse Rat 'Mou-'
Rat M
lust at This moment, stage coach drew
up before the door, and the appearance Of
an old and long expected fiiend, who alter
long absence, burst suddenly into the
room. put an end 10 hostilties, and threw
bo'h parties into temporary good humor
To this day however, The cause of Mrs
Battles fright has never ceased 10 be pro
life source of contention. Mr.. Battle insis-
ting more strenulously that i; was rat,
and Mrs. Battle protesting with equal peril
naciIy that twas a mouse A hundred
times they have squabbled till almost ready
10 broomslick each other, and a hundred
times they have Just made up again, and
asked each others forgiveness, when an I'm
fortunate allusioD by one of the parties 10 the
cause of their quarrel, caused all the smoth
cred fires of rage aud Indignation TO break
forth alresh.- Yankee Blade.
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From The New Horh Sun.
INTERNAL CONDITION OF

We are IN possession of private advices
from the city of Mexico 10 The latter part Of
January, by which VIC learn thai Scnor Re
Jon hls been rc-appuintcd Minister Of For
eign Relations. and Thai by this and various
minor acts The Mexican government arc man
hrsring IL disposition Ia change their policy
ui war To one Of peace. The general belief
j., ;nI hope WIS rhh a speedy aud honorable
adjustment of difficulties would be effected
n'h but ses5 lille delay.
We have jelure announced 'ania Anna ;
,ci.,and upon Congress for money; and the
projected cOmliscar"n of church property
TIE confiscarion authorized by al act Of
Congress. passed ea,ly in January. Failing
- curry il out. the ministry resigned. Gen.
Brlnm was called to The head OF The cabinet,
III pledged him self 10 raise The non"y / the
i4w were mndifcd. lie submitted bill.
which WIS sill before Congress. IL allows
he sale OF properly al a discount. Of sixty
-,r cent on it, appraised value. half The pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash, and half in
government securities. The latter are selling
at % per cent discount. Santa Anna was
constantly urging Congress TO act more
promptly.
Ills troops arc rcdprcd to the last cXiremi-
IL. and bv WAY of warning, he iuSiuuatcS that
Ihrv may ere Iorg, help themselves TO both
money an property. The church authorities
are paraIvzed with horror At the proposed
ennrinirv. Dnub.e vengeance is coming npou
Them fur their Efforts 10 cstIhlI>ha monarchy.
Although our Interest enemies at the begin
ming of The war. they would now give hall
their property for speedy peace, Bat lhoy
are powciles;. Thcy attempted revolution
last month aud siSnally failed.
Many of The priests have publicly declared
in favor of peace. One was arrested on the
Pllza of the Capitol for hlrraEguinS The PEG
ple and enlighiening them rs to the condition
of The church in the Unlred States II APP
pears hy rh,. account in The papers that he
pronounced the Mexican government worse
Than that of the North Americans. The lat
ter he said, protected the church. the iOtmeI
rnn6scatcG lis property. lie was arrested
and imp,isoned. with about foIty of his fol
lowers. We look for dissolution Of The Union
of church ard Stale at an early day. Thi
will be bold movement in Mexico, but saga
c;ous minds in that country view it az mos
imporrant step in the regeneration of the Re
nubIic. Hilbert no other religion has been
liberated but that of the Established Church
The following is the distribution for the
s.;zure of ten millions of dollars. the remain
ing five not having been, as yet, apPoriioned
ARcurIsHoPRIc OF MExIco.-On Tie
church property in The federal state Of Me<Ico
Si75O, 900; Querethro. S20O.OOO San Luis
$4,000: Vera Cruz. $4,000. Bishopri'
nf PuebIa.-Peubla and Tlaxcala, 81. 25O.OOO
Vera Cruz, S75O,0OO. BishoPric OF Gnada
Iaiara.-Jalisco, S675,000; Zacaiatecas
$500 600: Aguas, Galleries, $4,000; Sar
Luis. $4,000. BiShopric Of Michoacan.-
M;bo,c,n e9OO 0OO. GuauaiuafO S400.
600; San Luis, S150O00. Bishopric OF "a
iaca. S5OO,0O0 BishUpric of Durango
100000. Total, SI00O0,0O0.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16

CURING WIRES. We learn that the
wires of the Boston aud New York Tele
graph were cut on Saturday, about hal: an
hour after the steamers news was received.
The two iron wires were filed off at Brighton
about four miles from this city; but the Wig
lance of the Telegraph officers and their
watchful suspicious of certain parties engag-
ed in this Infamous transaction, together with
the praiseworthy cooperation OF Mr. Mon
roe. the Conductor Of the Worcester Steam
loat Train. in stopping the engine at the
point of the breach, secured a pl Ompi repair Of
the wires, insomuch that before the guilty par,
Ties Tone Of them was femdle,) reached the
Worcester station, where they hoped 10 have
communicated TO New York, large portion
Of the news had been sent on.