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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Msjoriiy aeslnsi the anendmeni........

Connecticut will be ashamed Of this Illustration
Of her weakness and prejudice at some future day
ColorptoJia is a malignant snd obstinate disease
but not wholly incurable after ALL The friends Of
Equal Rights should not despair. The winds Of
Freedom will yet chase away the thick fog that
has settled down upon the land Of steady habits.
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CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL MILITARY SCHOOL
sTAPLETOS, sTArES-IsLAsD
REV II. TOWEL, PRINCIPAL.

rI,HF WIETFR TERMS OF this Institution Will com
] mence November ist There are four vscsnciss.-
Parents wishing send their children will please 10 sp
ply At their earliest convenience. oil M
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DYSPEPSIA


10 fluid or medicine has been discovered which %
ssarlv resembles the gastric juice saliva IN decompos
ur food and STRENGTHENING the organs Of digestion as TINS
preparation Of SsrsaparA II posuYeJ cureseFeiJ case
og dvsue ysis. however severe or chrome
BANE DEfARrNESr, ALBANY, May lO, l54o.
Dp ToWNsrND-Su. I have been Afflicted Tor several
wear. with dr-p.psa ia ita worst form, attended with
sournes- Of stomsch loss Of appats extreme hesronfn
AID great aversion all kinds OF food, and Tor weeks
f,.haf could eat have been unable 70 retain Dat
nal norton on my stomach tired the usual remsdes
bnf they had but little eject n removing the com
sl,int was induced about two months since - ~
sur Extract Of sarsapanlls aod must say with litts
Ience but after using nearly two bottles ionnd my
appetite restored and the hsarngfn entfeIy femot ed
nd would earnestly recommend he use 81 70 those
,.ho have been all sted a. have tesn yours, -c.
B. Purchase none bat sach ~ hays wrappsrs that
hide h- hotfa stey aud have the ~sltef signature
of = p. TOWNSEND.
Principal Office ~ Futon-st sun Boildins, y Red
ding Co Stafe-st. Boston, Dy0tt sons ~ norm
seeondst ade phis = > Hance. drugsst, pa more
Durll 4 Co Richmond p NJ Cohen, Charleston v sht
co I5l Chartresst New Orleans lp5 south fee ~
Albany. r. Van Busklrk - Of Market and broi 's
Newark. T. j. and BY principal DruEs<, ana Msietinis
generally throu ghout the United states West indies and
the Canada o. lmsonpslpNl-"
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To AusrEKDAu--In September. 1876, broker
Of this City had asmal drafs on lte fsfms-s Bank oi
Amscrds IN and inc0sed u BY mall, with directions 20
uni, The u,oray The request not compiled With.
ana on writing aasi1 % Amsterdam o. IS ssce rtsned
,ba The Letter containing tie drait had no, been ~
ccissd Subsequent inquiries were made out NJ uh'e
Of IL could b. found uuul esierisy wren y cane hse@
a. he broker covered With European postmarks, IN
ciuding Amsterdam Rotterdam. and We snow no, how
many other dams having been Aosani mlre than tlif-
teen months After being furnished Win rev fu-
80. ,h sraf, Vas scsin cent of ~ Amserfsm-tne
broker brE careful 10 add (Which ho I'D not hrofe)
Montgomery CO Nsi' i0rk i'o' 81 ''"i'
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SCHOOLS.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
D. h. Chase. A. NJ. frtncipsL
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

- thAse, A VI. fuuctpA.
THESE BOARDING SCHOOLS, distant from each
] other half mile. located in Mddetowu COM
of the beautiful and retired places IN New
Bosrders reside the families OF the Principals and are
surrounded Influences which tend 70 form habits
and experiments add interest 20 the course Of
rudy, which contempstes thorough and accomplished
.iueat0n. Lads prepared for any college
The Winter Session Of the former will commence Nov
Of the latter Nov. IS. and continue p weeks Cate
ogue. and information At a. Marketet where
the Principals be aftsr October 18th, and wall
take charge OF pupils. s& eodtSovS'
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COULD NOT WALK.

That Dr. Townsend Sarsapanila 10 the very best RENE
dy female comp ANTS there IL no dtspung thousands
and thousands weak ana debtaed females thai were
Frustrated by those diseases 10 which females are SUBJECT
we're soon ia the enjoyment Of robust health.
NEW-Y0Rg, Sept q. l8gf.
Dr. townsend Dear Sw My wife has for the last year
been very sick and IN greatly reduced state OF health
being reduced by variety of complaints suchss females
are liable 20 she got bad A. length that she was entirely
unable 10 walk and helpless as child she com
enced using your Sar-apara and she Immediately be-
gan 10 regain strength her complaint eit her. and after
taking several bottles she restored Being singular
c.e have thought n might do good 10 publish L. She
need number Of remedies that done nor good previous
H. Yours. respectfully.
~ IOHN MULLEN 81 Norfolk It
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TO THE LADIES.

Or Townssnds Sarsaparilh - 'aYorte OF tho lthies
II relieves them OF great amount a suffering and gives
them fne compilations and buoyant spirits Mrs Parker
kindly sent us the following.
sOurH BROOkLyS, Aug ~, lS47.
Ds TowNsESD-Sv Il gives me pleasure 10 testify to
the beneficial effects hsve experiences from The use on
sopr S.r.aparla Nv system very mach reduced by
nervousness and general debility, and with variety Of fe-
male complaints read your adysrtiseinen and was in
dned 10 nv the effect Of your remedy II resOred 10
btsr state Of health had not enjoyed Tor seers years
previous 10 taking and do nest eheer9iy fsommend
az valuable medicine 70 all who ai iced have
hesn MRS PARKER, Balticst South Brooklyn.
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WIscosas.-The Territorial l. legislature assem-.

WHcoSsiS.-The Territorial Legislature assem-
bled at Madison on the lslh inst. for the special
purpose Of preparing the way Tor admission to the
Union as q State. The Legislature is Loco-Foco
in both branches. H9rafo " IIcis was chosen
President, Of the Council and fsaac j. Walker
Speaker of the House. The message OF Gov.
Dodge is wholly occupied with the reasons for
speed entrance into the Mon as State. The
population Of the Territory he estimates at 100000.
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SERGEANT RuEr-Mr. Brownley, late Quarter
mssiersergeant Of toe 6C,h British regiment u foot
con,rsdics through the KHsson Argns the statement
recently made oy the Commercial Adcvtisg here that
serg ant Riley who has been severely punished In
Mexico for deseron Of the invading army, was non
commissioned officer OF thsir'gimen, Ia Canada There
Ia. sergesn, Riley 10 the Goth but he ia ., present the
qusrermsster Of the regiment As respects the terri
hc spectacle of the execution Of so many soldiers TOR
defertion. In Me1c1. may have sone facts to pre-
sent % or rcaiers ono Of ihese dsys which will ens-
BILE them 10 compare the ussses Of l- with those OF
l-i7, deeply important question U millions OF adopt
ed zens con,lderne the British doctrine Of perpetual
allegiance, and many American interpretations % H.
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NoW FoR eaLE-auns,rford'. P.

Now FOR -ALB-Hunzerfords Pa
tent Truss Tor which no has received TIVE
H. premiums by the American lnsttufsf-one
- Oct 1874 and one il Oct. ibf). rr.,n the
-<rzs universal testimony OF the tsest Pbys'clans,
and die hzh arrrooai1n Of tho tire suDscrDeft
f.er be.sge. that this Truss = but - Do known 20
upersede In practical utility all others ne~ before the
public The construction ~ the pad Do such 7iat y las
rolling notion accommodating itself 70 every MOTION o.
lie body perfectly securing the rupture The ease ana
comfort with Wlch this Trus Is worn, make X uaJ
the Empirs Truss.
TESTIMONIALS 800.
Being under ne Beeesxy d wearing rras' ~.
one The back pad Of which called me % uArh ~.
remedy became worse than the disease b@lnt -
10 try Hunrerfordp Truss the rupture q '1ras
ease and CONVEX 10 every psrte-ia. -, co15
would not induce 10 part with VIZ a. nrY0
procure aH''"s" Eew-Psltz, Ulster Co y. y.
have used Hungsrords truss % ea,v- 80 ts-s m
..i-- =. :. comfort 10 sxcels az otner lIIs-es now
before the pubUc - ,o,7
POughkespsi-, June ~ lef'tt u . m a,Nnc ia
ys1,on.,f n r Manufactured By SEELYE 4 WAR
,.t.1 lssxie-,s'. Bridge. Conn % jmeod-
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this way

First above the animal there IS small calcare
Gus disc. Then, rs il grows larger, the mantle Sc
oretes another layer n larger layer and another,
and another. each still larger and so the shell grows
in proportion as the animal grows Now IN several
This disc is fat In others 1t is more or less concal
Here is the beginning Of a cavity into which the
animal can retreat In some II IS even deep cone.
In some the cone is so high MS to be like cyindd.
cal tube. But usually this tube is rolled up, and
that IN very peculiar manner. Sometimes IN roll
inc il will form few Recommendations. and you have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
CITY ITEMS.

W Hon. JoRs QUINCY ADAMS and family are
expected to srrivs In this City Tuesday morning en-
route for Washington The venerable and eminent gen.
tlemsn 10 In good health
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,54wsed'

GEOMETRY TAUGHT with unusual fseility-D.
NMcCURDY. Prof Mafh teaches by his system. sis
books of Euclid in 20 lessons II two hours each,
peatedy tested by experiment dnrng the last winter.
He will attend classes In schools or families. land can
sfsctory eteTeDce At his room 90 Broad
way, opposite the Lyceum, lNewmsns Persons dssuus
OF becoming teachers find opportunity more
favorable the acquisition OF these elements the system
saves tw0hrds Of the labor Of the study Agents who
would sell the Charts OF 0eomsry and Books would hnd
the teaching Of u IN tho country profitable aud the plan
ia well received wherever II IL presented.
The Chart and Books may bs had Of CoLLlNss "a
Pe,ri-st o3 lmeOd
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A COMMON MISTAKE ~ MADE IN sup
"A posing that DR. TOWNSEND5 sAkSAPAkiLLA
q common snsapsia Syrup, which II is not %
bous contains sufficient 9asnrisy 70 maze m1 re
shoos Or soy sod kor tnrss OF oar sbugs per qosrt
10 coupouns extract OF The best Hoednfs, sssspsns'
exuseled without heat Principal one - S@SS ~
coo T. Toe - -. = !.
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sPIrrINn RLnnn-

Rad the following and saw that consumption IL incura
HE N son can NEw-loRK April =, lr.
DR TOWNSEND: 7 verify believe hist your ssrsaparlla
has been the means through Providence OF saving my
life have for several years had bad cough IL became
worse and worse as raised large quannueso OF blood
had Ant syeats and greatly debttted and reduced
and did not exnect live. have only used your ssi
parla bnt short time and there has wonderful change
been wrought I'M me able TO walk all over the
c.fy I raise no blood, and my cough has Ell me You
can well imagine that | am thankful for these results
Your nhea servant. WI kl sshLl, - Nalhene 81
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NrFW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD co..
h- .tocsh Of the Newi0rk AID krie hASlfoad
cesnv are hereby notified that an instslmsnt Of tee
Sol.r. Der share all shares which the psynen1
heretofore sde do exceed Ehyhye collars fe9ne2
h.fors the seyenesnfh (7th) day Of November next
By order Of the Board Of the Director.
ois mi NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
xxT1SnoW 90 XDE.. sprussSs -YsaiIsss sbost
w fnrnshns their houses with 6hades uiu ave Ps
cent? BY calling The snsss ribsr:s,-..esrnr.l
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WANTS..
BOARDING.

OUGINGS-Iodpnss 81 the Bsskrsa Hox.s -
LBeeknan-sf BY the night week choice Of over
thirty srse which for cleanliness cannot be sur
passed Single rooms 25 cents. Other ~ cent?
o.9 Inn j. WILSON
DOARDERs WANTED-lhOs- Who wish 10 seesre
ID pe nanent board where bat those Of the INST
speetabihty received. and every exerton made
make 81 agreeable home. ind Il q Seschst
u Hudson Unqucstonabs reference given And required
O-S lw-
DOARDING-a gsntlemaa and his wife. also SINGLE
ID gentleman can BE- accommodated with full board OF
bressfas and genteel private family, where there
other boarters Please inquire a. slf treenwiehst
a few doors from Abngdonssnsre OK w
DOONf~ WA<TED.-One or two nicely furnishea
~ apartments the upper part OF the city wanted ~
single seatiemsn. Address bon 2~s+ co ~
DOtRDING-in Hoaston-st pleasant room and
~ bedroom, with pantry sttsch q, ~ let with board
suitable Tor gentleman and wife. Also room for
two single gentlemen Piece apply At SIS hsaston.s1
corner ot Srosoy.t nTst block from Brosdwsy 90 W.
ROARDING-Hsvns tAksn the large snd eoumedi'
tJogs house les Dasnest side Of Hudson opposite
Duane Park The locstion pleasant and he ahy as
this city The house has been newly ttted up
private boardin house Tor single gentlemen 0entemen
wishing pleasant MONS will Ind them very eligible ard
convenient TO downtown business Charges - ~, -
- 80 and - per week Trsnsent bosrders 30 cents
day-l6s Dusne-st OILS I'm
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APPLFIONs lfBRARy MANUAL; Containing Cst,.
losue Rsison1e Of upward Of Twelve Thousand 81
the most important works Va every Department OF
Knowiedgr w a.l Modern Languages New York
D. Appleton s Co. lst7. $40 pp. ili.
A catalogue of books might be thought rather
duh reading. bu, for our own We have no, met with
more attractive volume for many day ihsn tbs one
whose title we have above copied at length. There H.
II be sure not theory advanced nor story told In II
from beginning to end bu, how many theories and how
many stories of varied human experience iis pages bring
to mind Here Is i.i and quite complete one too OF
the achievements and monuments OF the heroes OF MGR
AZURE As you turn the leaves and your eye iAs
now on ihis and that familiar name. you may
well feel that few books Instructive Here are
set down the works of greet thinker Who devoted
his lie 10 the service Of truth ani the best good OF hui
mainly snd whose ompensaiion wss poverty aud neg
ect here named the writings OF some solitary student
who during bis lifetime tain b be content with
crust and esrre but whose fame has to bs as wide
as the world There others who at once appre
ciaed and elevated rank which they have never lost
others once famous but whose works now rest uuds-
turbed on the dusty shelves Of brarier and are only
sought sitter by curious sntqusrisns.
But there Is no end TO the suggestions which How
from this volume, sni cannot dwell on them. Be-
side iis positive usefulness presents much stronger
clsn on the attention of literary men Here Ia sort
Of directory 10 tho great treasures OF human know
knowledge a compact aud complete map Of the He
public OF Letters. If you desire 10 investigate any sub
eci this volume tells you who tia bes, writers upon
/. and what are the best editions OF their works such
book is OF royal road 10 the Information you de-
sire for when you know where 10 look the search 10
already half accomplished.
The present work Is valuable also s. the fret Ameii-
can attempt to produce really thorough manual Of ~,
erature It IL moreover very elegantly prntec and We
trust the enterphsing publishers may be amply remu-
nerated for the expense Of getting u2. is prce IT,
We understand only one Collar
THE UNWERCGLUN. OR SPIRITUAL PHiLos0-
PHEE The ire, number OF this nov paper has jlsi
been aid upon our table. ], "a handsomely printed
sheet Of sixteen octave pages.
~ " THE PLAYMATE: Pleasant Companion
for spare Hours Is the title OF excellent paper Tor
Children and Youth tbs % number Of which has been
sent 70 Us ~ Bsrf1rd Co Astor House On 10 list
Of contributors We notice tbs names of Mr'- Howr'
Mrs s. C Hall. Hans Christian Andersen and other
well known writer's Monitly-sl Ii advance.
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p,,.l IT, r.s,.,b y ~, H,,a ,ieasrreelcg o. = Saar
r.. A ON, II the Oysler....Tbs Lisament.. The
M al r Oils. The Stomach, Liver, OvarY and
go Pa a OF the Oyster. The Fossil Bivalyes
n ,rl la CONSIDERATIONS relative 70 the symmetry
~ a. ivalves Order Of Succession. The various
Grsrpes Of the Acephale. The Shells Of eompara-
lively hule Importance Changes in the Casstcaiio
Of toe aolnscs and other Anmas Tribute 10 the La
bYf. of Cuyier.
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soHENCK's YULMondV txhur,
eoushs code liver pIant, dysRepse ~ eoosunYs
o, 49, N. diseases thss originate RON impure blood.
@ - I'D =, bs PROFESSORS asce, courlAn1sl and o
drus sfsu w general eoS ue'oisf
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NOTICES.
TREMENDOUSLY AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWIERS ~ WELLS,
Clinton linll, 1871 >as-au-st. NJ \.
HRAISTFO~- SALOONS.

LATE pFkLE's MUSEUM, Iy5l u
" 252 BROADWAY. NEW-1ORk. "A
~ i. II. Wheeler. COMMISSIONS OF Deeds Tor
Nevg-Nnrk and Connecticut. TammanY Hall 50 ~
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TRIBUNE
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

rgTn LgcTuRE.....BY PROF. AGAssI2
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cessfu IN desperate ofcOnslmr ton a. tus X srsusr
ard strengthens the system and appears % heal the ulcers
on the uuzs snd the patients gradually regsn their usual
health and strength
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION
There IS scarcely iay passes but there number %
cases ct Consumpoa reported cured BY the use OF Or
TownseHds SsrsaparliA The following va recently re-
ceived
Ds To,gNssxD-Dcu ST.. For the lssi three years |
have been afflicted with general debility and nervous con
ption of the stage and did Expect 70 ever ssn
my health AZ all Aer going through course o. nedl-
cine under the OF the most distinguished re-
physicians and members OF the Board Of Health IN
Nepg-Yolk and elsewhere and spending the most Of my
earnings In attempting 20 reEan my health and after ead
ng in some paper OF your >arsapsrN resolved 70 Try ~
Alter using SIX bottles found done great good and
called to see you your Office with your advice kept on
aud do most heartily thank you for your advice pese-
we're in taking the Sarsapas and have been able 70 az
tend 10 nv usual abors the last our mouths and hope
bv The blessings Of God and your Safsapsa 20 cont
NV health II helped beyond The expectations Of al
that knew my case. CHARLES OOiMnf
Orange Essex Co. y. T.. AuS ?, ls47.
STATE Of Nt.r-trseg, Isser County ss-Oharies Ouinoy
heinz duly sworn according law hs oath saith that
ths foregoing Is according 70 the ee. Of his
know ledge nnd belief. CHARLES ONiMbi
sworn aud subscribed 10 before 10 Orange, the q
August, l841. CYRUS BALDWIN Justice Of the feace
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L term OF Mr. and Mrs. AsHbEL y LLEhS school,
IN Kent Conn. will commence November To- The num-
Der Of pupils is limited TO ~ Rsfsrsassi T. Cook, Esd
S. Wallst r. Flanders, So Wsferst X. IL Watson ~
Broad Abner Breeden, - Gold st. patrons Crculsrs
may be had At shspsrd's bookstore, 1884 Broadway.
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~ Water-Cure Institution, ~ Bond-st and Syos'
SCI Long l-and-Drs. sHkW and ROOF, the former ai-
thor OF the WsierCure Mammal, &C. and Eater Of The
WsterCure Journal and both having been witl Pness-
nftg r-ceiv. pafient. AZ above Oh a
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SERIOUS AccmFNT.--TwO men named Thomas
Kesnsn snd Francis Whmore. while Engaged in put-
ting up spouung to house No 39i Wsier-st fell ~
the scaioid giving way and very much injured
They we're taken 70 the Hospital
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ERENCH LANGUAGK-M.ps'e.. Or. sy.t.m-

u Madame DJRAND daughter Of the late Jean Msnescs
informs ladies' and gentlemen that she now organizing
her classes tho An evening class Tor gentlemen
commences Monday, Nov l. Residence 81 Nalksrst
ifnls M
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MEDICINES.
DR.. FOWNsENDs COMPOUND ENTRl
DHYYA


DR. rOWNsgNDs COMPOUND EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA-
Thi. Fxtrsstis put up gaarf softo-it ~ ar nsss
SSaper pessaner and warranted nperor 70 any sold ~
eares diseases without p0raag, pxrHf ss<ssins o. a.
6,faf,ns the patient and % particularly ADAPTED TOR
FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE
The rsAt beauty and superiority OF this ssrsapafs over
an other remedies IT, while V eradicsses dis
ease, u irv1zcrsies the body
Co>srNFrloN CuSEn
CLEANSE AND srRENCrHgN
CONVENTION CAN BE CURSD.
BRONCHITIS C0NsyN Frf0N. llygR COMPLAINT,
COLDS coJsHs. cArNRsH, ASTHMA.
Sitting 90 STOOD, soEENgss
~ CHssr. HECrIC
FLUSH. NIcHr swEArs.
DIFFICULT OR FSo-
russ ENPgcroSA-
uON
N raE slog
HAVE
tsrr
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~ The Utica Gazette learns that Mr. LTiSe.
SION Of the firm Of Livingston Wells ia worse again,
and II Is thought canno, recover.
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Wv yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

Isl RGE PAPER FOR TIE COUNTRY,
Is. - sry SATURDAY MoRNiSc. A. the low price
or~ ON, 10 advance. 10 copies for 90, or ~
c as- -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
Good

Mr. Llodsr, IN The IlI,noi, Legislature,
produced general Iaugh by the following
capital hlt At the Tx and Santa Anna ne.
golranon
IVhsrea,, as appears from the MESSAGE
Of President Polk 10 Congress, that Santa
Anna has been gully Of the most black
hearted tfeaehery, n failing 10 perform
and make good certain promises made to
President Polk, CHE consideration OF said
promises being passport to Mexico ons
Of y htch was, that on his arrival at Mexico
he would get up fight with Paroles, and
thereby bring the wur between the United
States and Mexico 10 a close therefore -
Resoired, That we deeply sympnthIse
with President Polk, lnasmuch IS has rca.
sonuble expectations have not been rea.
li1ed ia consequence Of the treachery Of
the aforesaid Santa Anna.
And be II further Rendered, That Santa
Anna Is unworthy the further confidence
Of President Polk, and that VIC most re.
specially recommend To the President TO
place no further reliance upon the promises
Of Santa Anna To bring the war to close.
BE il further Resolred, That inasmuch
as Santa Anna had heretofore on all coca.
slons, been governed by a strict regard to
truth, fidelity and honor 10 his conduct,
that President Polk had good reason TO
believe that he would hold sacred his
word thus solemnIy pledged, and which
We still believe he would have done had he
received the two million Of dollars as per
contract with the President,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
oEeLoGIcAL sllRyrY.- =.

The Bill before the Senate, providing
Tor an Agricultural, Geological and Min.
eralogical Surrey Of the State, was rejec
ted in That body, on the OH instant. We
exceedingly regret this, as we believe much
benefit would have been derived from such
survey BY developing the resources Of the
State. LISA little remar kable that North
Carolina was the first State in the Union
10 commence such a survey and now she
is the last to act upon her own suggestion,
willis, most every other State has PROV.
ded for such all examination.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-01-21
LATE FROM THE ARMY.

II gives US pleasure to stale that the
report relative to the cil,cal situation Of
Gen. Worth'a DIVISION turns out to be IN
founded. News from the army to the 81
o January, put al rest all doubts. The
larm arose from the msrching Of the
Mexican Cavalry to better fpraglng coun.
Try, some distance from San LOUIS. To
&C. hgh, our army will have to be push.
Cd across the desolale Sioras which now
protect Santa Anna. The march against
Dan Louis will be from Tamplco, and Gen.
Taylor haTsent most OF his forces TO Vic,
'otia en- route for Tampico.
On the goth ullimo, Com. Perry Of the
nult Squadron, took possession of Laguna,
destroyed ID cannon, captured 900 lbs.
Powder, and disarmed so soldiers,