The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-07-23

Of Monday next the 26th inst will contain the first
part Of the tenth number Of this thrilling tale, BY
Dickens, just received II will BE- continued in sub
sequent numbers on the first Of every month, until
The whole is published. sft
y Aaxr MovEnENrs.- The U. .. propeller Mas.
sachusetts will lssys this snefno0n for Vera Cruz,
says the New Orleans Balletin Of the 20th inst,
Scafslfs company of louisiana volunteers, Captain
wynan's company q 18th Infantry, and dsiatch-
nents Of llsh and 18th Infantry in Al, sls men,
The james l.. Day viii also leave for the Brazos,
with the remaining two companies Of Ohio voIun.
teers.
Ths u. 81 brig Mary Jane Was to have left yester-
day, with small detachment Of Cavalry and Loais-
lana volunteers-in all 60 men. m7 1
The regiment Of Illinois soIunieors are daily cx-
reStsd hcrs. and will Immediately embark on the
zusiah, Fashion. and Alabama, for the Brazos--
they win b. 1000 strong. W, ess'
The Trenton Resolutions. The resolutions,
70 which General Tsylor's letter Of the list Of
June is an answer, and which we published
on the 10Th instant, are strong Wing resolu-
lions. The following one is the pivot upon
which they turns aFg tsl eelt8,s 954
\ RssoEued. That the character Of Gen. Tay-
lor for plain. spoken honesty, assures us that
he will never dsappoint the expectations nor
betray the confidence Of his countrymen; thai
his past political course is guarantee Of the
sOundness of his principles; and that il au-
thorizes us to con6de in his fidelity 10 the pro.
tectiye system, and his opposition to4the ac4i
QUESTION of new territories wherewith TO de-
strOy the balance Of the old Union. u. 3fri gs
And the next and last resolution declared
that therefore the meeting nominated him for
What will the Democrats and no
party men say to this z n 1a. '''''e l'2
GENERAL TAYLOR AND THE LOCO
,a4 FOCOS.1o@s4w Ia .a,fsi KEITH
Il Meetings were held BY the Locofocos ia the seve-
raj wards Of Baltimore on Monday the 9th instant.
In the 10Th ward Mr.. G. G. Belt offered the follow
ing resolutions: sve
tel! Resolred, That the Democrats Of the the 10th
ward appreciate in the highest degree the achieve
ments Of General Taylor and his brave and gallant
followers, and feel most grateful 10 them for the
glory won, and the services rendered to the country
p Resolped, That Gen. Taylor through life has
proved himself man Of the stssnest integrity, Of de-
voted patriotism, Of sound common sense, and Of
cool discriminating Judgment qualities which emf
nenty commend him 70 the people at the next cleo
tionIfor President of the United States. n M, s,s
The official report Of the proceedings published in
the Argus Of last evening, and signed BY r. Scott
chairman and M N. Falls as secretary, says:
"a separate vote upon the, two resolutions being
asked for, the first was carried unanimously and the
second rejected BY Of 26 in the negative to
in the affirmative" II ae4ssa.j III ts,a e5e
And thus have the Locofocosin this city declared
thsmselyes against Gen. Taylor! Be %. The
people viii take care Of him. despite this opposition.
For Vera Cruz. Capt. Wynan's company
81, the 18th infantry; Captain Seefeld's com
.pany, belonging 10 the Louisiana battalion
together with de,achments of the III aud 18th
infantry in oil $40 men, will embark to- day
for Vera Cruz says The New Orleans Della
of the 18th instant.
The Game. - Our opponents (says the Nash
VILE Whi0A will uprsist IN asscrtinry tkaf Gan.