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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

ineie there 10 nohns more sure aud MOI, GER
''' sa 70 va, ,snqoi,h him BY vslor aud consistency.
1, s esa have CHAINED permission TO rsise gu.ril-
e"'ps with which attack Md de.,,oy ,ba inv.is. a.,
every manner imaginable. Thol eonauct Of an, cn.n,
oo'n to humanity and Natural rights. authorize
~, psuS MN, without pity tmiseiicorda.l .Wsr with
out pity and DEATH" will be the motto q, ,h .,,, 80
"" vengeance; therefore, iny, ali ms
aus,sr. os saooidna'es to unite at general he nd.
$500, " e"I"n themselves, from until q In the aC,,r-
hoon' SO that IL may be organized in the n,.sn, .s
'oSE MARIANA SALAS.
w., From the American Eagle 5,b NAV.
We psid visit TO tho Castle OF San Juan do lin. nm
Sunday last. and regretted to find 40 much ~ 'a y"
s me-, MISUNDERSTANDING tho great used by its ali,
anu anu sen"ynsny commander. Major Bscehus w, arc
no'"eu hat more Than fourth OF those who mr., rI,I
here to Keep u IN oder aborng under some
nng disease The greatest caution is observed nv M
s' ssoa mus, by the removal OF everything which
mgn DC supposed to be capable Of cngendetinR discs.
We lei Gen. Le Vegs In his shir, sleeves bu.,ls
al game OF chess with n friend, aud he h. In .ce,s,
rn.,;., no regrets very much his inability to speak
ns rs would add so much tho merit of The sor,.
" Of his American hiends--the Generals ,rumn cad
he s. 'P eaiu-
one o, tue largest not the larees train which hs.
IN" place. will leave to-day or to- morrow r., ,h
army. IL will be several miles in length N, Il 10 hs vii
escorted and weprepared for any fun ON the ,o,J ,h,
may present itself. u "s'
The Oh,0 "a. will probably sail TO mo,,o,. ,r....,
Iot new York: The 81 Mary's sloop OF war md 49,.
ship Relief, will soon follow Nr " -'' '"u store
mipsHirnAs RoDsERs--Icut Scmme, of IN. S,;,,.,. D.
n' ie ths city yesterday evening with an e.cott f Oh
men, Tor the headquarters OF Gen Scott inendin, ~, r.
,'n from him means Of communicating with tho Mss,esn
h..n ,,"ass IN regard to hidshPman Rogers who has
oeen transferred from tho cas,le of Peroto To P,h I
peihsp' further into the interior Ills certain. bowcxas
una. no was taken to Pueba. The Government of ,be n
states Is determined To compel Mexico TO treat NJ,
as prisoner OF war. and 1t Scmmcs is auhor,cJ =, 80
saeh representations to the Mexican Government. and
mat IN case OF the failure their part to comply with h
demand, rctaatory course will h.neef,rth hn n, %
our Government towards prisoners falling into our Lrd
ihk psAdooSs-ono would think from the iac, M.
usoons were not noticed in last that they did no
service IN the late battle. Such an inference yxopJ no
nghy erroneous, for the they rendered wco Of
nune Importance. Not only they actively onps
ooioo ana alter the action but they pursued The
from under them. "0Ppea uead
Capt haId'e's squadron reached Encorro la,o on tho
e'nng oI ,he le's. and with Captain Blake, who was
ing INC condition Of their horses. follow up the enc
my Gen. Patterson prudeny ordered them to halt
Ma nad p nSen many prisoners during the time.
MAJOR beali commanded all the cavalry incnd;n, ,h
Let Dragons under Capt Kearny '"a
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The Mexican News.

The opinion expressed BY yesterday ihst the Mexican
Government had abandoned the cspsl aud that the app
cation Gen. Scott take under his projection had
proceeded the absence the public funcuOnae. from
the citizens, confirmed by the New Orleans Bulletin OF
the lih That paper inform. US that after General
Pillow had embarked board the Day, Vera Cruz he
received message from Cspi Leonard OF the u s Army
stating that express had arrived with the informa-
on that tks Aad tust sbaalonsd tks Csp,ts
aud removed smsn the mountains tax ing with
them all The archives and that dpEtGfien Of tks essas
had been ecu. Scott asking him advance for the
prelccdOn OF the city. Gen Pillow also stated that pre-
he departure from JslsPs Gen. Scott expressed
him his forward Immediately with the
whole Of his dsPosabe iceC oS the city o. Mexico and
0r5e JEST issued Or the advance TO proceed
from PerOls. with the siege sruey. and De followed ,,
sA the uOSgs JalaPa No scTioas opposition anti
eiPaied the march, suPPosed ha there as
No, eusbed regular ice any pointo on the rcute 50
e.agsse ~ 6isotssnEsuSa and dispersion o the
Nertesa am
Tss fact heaS n sooocSarce ~itA CT sOujeeturs Ne
= eOs-s frasoS II ise eoaveaoa hat The opaoa q
Ne~ Osesa- Frosyuse n ressrG - Seeedy .resS.
q b0>ages- P-enasrs say tss ie,s; q IT, asd
"a a. hks,y Be resulted TIE Ehi x ~ oeex .
ne GOveruueut eOaaeenOa vita the orsIziIA3oa O.
GaSra bAsds, wsieh, az the eoaeu- IN st.r7
are s~arins al TIE rO0'ss rsnSerlHs travelling ,a.
care and hsIardous eO5roborsIs The iup-e.soa taai
for the present lsas the Mexican authorize. have
Idss o; making peace. The occupation q the Msis0Po.
Ct the RePuble BY the American iOrees Vii be no ve-y
serious obstacle the operations Of the Govtumen aa5
will imagine, more influence upon the deer
sion Of the question OF peace than the occupation 4
Jalapa Pueba. Il abandoned the invader because
possible make successful defence OF 1t; while
attempt dispute possession would only subject u TO
the fate Of Vera Cru7-the destruction O; s splendid
edces, and the useless sacrifice OF the lives Of !ts
inhabitants including many women children and Other
nOucombatants, who would be compelled remain and
the pers OF bombardmen the horrors OF an
assault 1t is, IN truth, a stroke Of policy Unlike the
evacuation Of Moscow by the Russians, the approach
Of the victorious legiOns of France the Mexcans invite the
Americans their capital, order preserve It
from destruction They desire TO from their splendid
city the fate bee Vera Cruz They therefore abandon
II to the invader while the Government initiating in hat Ie
spcct the Of the Spanish Jnna takes refuge in the
mountsns whence will issue orders the pre- iatory
bands by which army will be hereafter harassed and
annoyed.
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Died.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, MARY AMIIJe ;,c,.,
daughter ol Cora W. and Dederick Fehnnan; aveJ "a
ne friends and acquainances of In. fap,ilv 40,
respectfully invited attend the funeral .,,h,
nouce, from the residence Of Mr.. Fehrman ON Fr,nt;
this evening ut 4 o'clock. 80 A'''S St.
, departed This life, on the I'd January ls47 n, san,, F
New Mexico BERNARD WHY, formerly Of Wa.hins,on
Cty IN the 18th year OF his age IL is with IN. mo, So
Jul feelings that these few lines are offered n. nm Lh
uvue 70 'ne memory oil one intimately known and warmly
ocioNeu An acquaintance Of n few yearn SERVED n, IL
partially disclose the many estimabe traits of chs,
aud the great amiabily OF disposition which N, W.
was so well known to possess but short and impercc a.
mat acquaintance was, II sufficient To make kno,,n
those qualities which At dising the gentleman AMI
mar inc man OF Kind and bone violent foelipps H. ma,
hhuness oil heari and his uniformly polite and con-
ciiatory manners him the love of ali wb,le H. S.
talents secured their admiration and esteem M, W.,
having short time previously the war with MeYco
moved TO MISSOURI was among the fret respond TO ia,
call Tor volunteers. Ills pure patriotism and cbv.I,y =,
once induced him to enlist private in the Mssonr,
gnen lie underwent and cheeruliy bore all the hard
snip ana prNanons OF the long march Santa Fc But
us hehn, naturally delicate much Unmarried bv tb,
iangue OF the difficult march, and the exposure ncJsot n
se e OF soldier and soon after reaching Santa Fe he
.em setm 10 the malignant fever, which, that ,imc
swept away so many OF troops Cut off thus oarv M,
was denied all opportunity Of adding his name IL, The t
VI muse "ho oy her deeds IN arms have brough t impe-
saoe glory To their country. and given the name OF the
chzeh-soldler reputation and fame which successfully
ses with that OF the OF an hundred b,,es R,
though deprived OF military distinction he has left bebipJ
him, IN the memory OF his fr-nds what far e.cols s
less name the evidences of kind aud noble nature
generous disposition and marked and decided alen,s which
they will cherish mbranee of on. whom n ,s
Their greatest misfortune to know shor, time and TO
'os q 700 sooh' . T. x
Richmond, May 18th, lS47.
WILLIAM 81 MARY CoLLrsE
Tau Chi Hall, May 49, Is47
Inc members OF the Tau Chi Society have heard with
the deepest sorrow OF the death of their friend and brohe
bERsARD WILkr, who sacrificed his valuable and bamsss
HE IN the service Of his county, New Mexico They
,ake hs method OF ieshying to the worth OF gentleman
Intelligent generous kind and sincere in ,bo
death the community has sustained loss that cannot be-
known but to those who enjoyed opportunities OF ud
ship gives.
hesolred. Therefore, That in testimony OF respect and
sorrow for their departed friend the members of this So,ie
Resolved. That these proceedings be published in ,b,
paperso Richmond. Petersburg and ashngton city and
that copy Of the be sent the coincidence Of the
Society, To his MOTHER
o Richmond, Warrington Petersburg paper. requested to
copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

al -eembsssnu Of Protection lie likewise snxsxss TO
protect me people from the incuisons VI The indians
STATED by the Asgio-ssxon that Gov Trss has esisb-
emporafy scat of government for tho State Of Chi
ssshaa fsuall. two hundred miles south Of the city
nc Is In sze about eight BY twelve inches
Lieut. Shas; hnbben 10 the edition and John S. webb
paoh'nef' The materials were found in the city. The
fonts OF typo were as barren OF eoekneys pronun-
Ism OF using two 8 q substitute
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

Aal t~o oafSs 81 oflss AID i've ships have from
tae poi % Nes York aooe. on he MISSION mercy
To AS tase nav < zsaed another ShP, tie Batavia nov
oaeias. aae Shh vii take ABB five thousand barrels
ao-c - p-ovrs-cos-
10 must 10; ee supposed that tins table consi tutes the
~noe q toe reIe. e1Ruubated % the AuBerc.a people
~ ne re3,i IS he lush. B5s;oa Phisde pha New o.
cans, Baltimore, NeWaik Jersey City, and other scaporls
have each aud a. ukcwssc, tbs Grand o.
ue-ey, snd reached tue lana 81 time - saw.
thousands 81 teCWcrealaTcs ison death by st,Ivs-
lcn
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TOR tux wnls.

ines 20 n young Lady with q Scrap OF rxhyn.
hspc Mrs Gees will excuse
This feeble Offering OF my Muse;
AND though again "A verse Eve writ
FRAY do act be 'a-rerse' to IT,
Yet one more favour will ssk
My ineognito don't unmask;
For would not the world should know
I'm halt a Poet; that is. q Pc
without the -et:-The Muse Is coy;
hhd though I've wooed her since a boy
singing her beauties in my lays
n' nor my ~ighs, my tears, nor praise,
net stony heart could ever move
IoJoin with the the walks oi Love
And 50 Wen die, I am afraid,
an old Bachelor-she an old Maid.
Well be Il so; one comfort I
Have still TO sooihe cehbacy:
Though wrinklelcss, she's rather old
Born before Moses, I've been told
And though I've known her years, forsoo,h
never yet have seen tooth:
She wesrs no caps, yet by sam Patch,
III stake my life she wears a scratch,
Aud now. tits best. do believe,
no more IN solitude gteve;
Ana though no 'couttict' l eau Prove
III have court here for my love
Whom I'll select from Riehmond's girls
With pearly teeth and natural eutl.
What though she has not So sweet a voieef
She'll be to INC second choice
And 'seeond choice they say, Is beat:
lis not 80 dear TO say tho least
SO now, Miss Muse, I'll sing TO YOU
mo us 'a-mase-'ss'-my last sdieu.
hope you'll think that this is better
And give the lire my other letter;
Aud that the rhyme may be cimplete,
hope my name you will sccrete;
Hut fearful still that you will tell IL,
I'll sign no name, Miss -
RICHMOND, May 18th, lS47. EBENEZER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19
The Pre>idenI's Tour

We copy from yesterday. Ensarer toe following p,rl-
graph:
I'VE understand that The President sad Secretary Ma
son WILL arrive Richmond Frd-y. Nav 2sta and We
would suggest the ~ pretty o adopting some seton "a the
part OF our citizens. without distinction 81 party 10 2sy
the proper eomqlme 10 tie Chief Magistrate o. the I'M
We have waited for some expression o. opinion from
the other city pspes, but IS o time now LEFT ne hs,e
felt It 10 be our duty 10 throw the question ourselves
The plan OF action leave otheFs; snd We hope tat
our neishhl5s OF the wi iase - the matter AM
recommend the proper be pur-uedperhaps l,
call q public meeting by TIE Mayor or some utlsr form
OF ewncing the public Hospitality OF the Metropolis Of
Virginia
We think becoming and proper in the p,uesl ireud
OF the President TO take ihe Suggesting such
measures hey deem mosi suitable i0r his reception
and entertainment. Hence, well a. because We under
stood from Tia, gentemaus letter To the North Csf5u-
committee, that he did contemplate masking any stop ~
this city, have been silent the subject We are pre-
pared however, TO unite IN any compAment 10 the Chsi
Magistrate oil the Union." which bis friends msy deem e.
pr"pHate.
IL The Petersburg Integ eneer hoi.is The flag OF Gen
TnVl.r if candidate for tho newt p,.--E.-.-
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lJ-The PeersSsFg l7's..geaesr informs Us TIA, Vim.
o. Go0de. EsS aunosueed candidate Tor Congsss
10 ,ha, District, =, Meek ea5lrg SlPeror Court. Mr.Gs
claim, however vii be submitted 10 the Dst-c, Conven-
non.
"A ie'eI from Meekleuba-s, adds the In,e'lssnes-
informs that Col BIpasJ r,sou;sy refuse. to 90 into
caucus. lie rga; Tor 1t ne goc, IN candidate he 90
not come ont = candidate"
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Relief for Ireland.

The New York Herald states that the amount OF money
received b. the Relic; Committee OF that city up THIS
date, Is Slt4OOo-Nnd it gives the following list OF
-. and their eagoes despatched Ireland the relei
u To- tesu ute:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

AZ GEN. TAYLoR'S name Is celebrating old party
lines IN all directions The last New Jersey papers
tain card. signed by ~ leading Locofoco-
county. calling Mass Meeting OF that party, for the
purpose OF bringing Gen. Tsylors before the peo-
pic OF that State candidate 'or the Presidency; and
this movement is warmly sustained by the &" Herald.
the Locooeo paper published that county Remark
ing on these proceedings, the Newark Advertiser Wing
paper, says 1t Is understood tina, this movement con-
eered one ON the part OF the leading Locos Throughout
New Jeey-and adds II So there will be but one can.
didale in New Jersey, the Wings vi that State having
already Gen. Taylor in nominaon) and possibly but
one in the Union. Il would b. surprising II Gen'l
Taylor should be elected by II be
sens to opposition from any quarter will be futile
The question appears already have passed the stage OF
Argument There has been OF such nearly Re
neral concurrence OF opinion al sides the fOms
ton OF the present pareso far least Judge
ct the state OF public opinion bv the usua forms OF express
sion IL may OF 1t may prove ct good import
Tor the III thing, however, the county
well assured-hat the man himself least worthy Of
is confidence"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

Htli+ 90 Me- sALLE ANN LEWIS daughter of Eivard 70
ho.e'y 20 ai Of Husku-has
n fcicfubug, on hc 18Th instant, b. 'io Roy Stephen
iayof, IugrAs ". AsEgtrr. va 81 BchmonI. t1 Mis-
MitoiEtf A., daughcr of Dr. Peter Mousuor Of Prince
LIulfI r--Infr
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IAIArI Nav A 1917

JALArL, May 4. 1877.
Osdors aud counter orders. This morning GEN out.
mans brigade Of volunteers to take up the line Of
march towards Puebla, and Tomorrow Colonel Campbell
was to move but as the time for which many Of the
volunteers enlisted has nearly uanspired aud an General
Scott has Oscorained positively that but few Of them
will rc-ons no has determined upon disbanding them
here, and will send them all home. This will Of course
not only delay but sitter his whole plan of operations
and the impression with many is that he will 90 no
further Than Putba with his present force You in the
United States may think that he has overwhelming
power with him, aud that lac is fully able run At will
all over the country but the truth il, that Ia the first
place he Did not have men enough 10 advance upon
the capital OF Mexico, nor halt transportation enough
even for what 10 hal.
The volunteers going home are the Georgia, Alabama
aud LET and I'd Tennessee H. gmons. No blame
them for this movement Not only IL their lig3 out but
they arc out OF clothing and Of many ~ tho COM
iofts which nako even camp Ito beataho. They have
scen service, too, enough TO satisfy any body Of men
not intending to make military lilo business and now
retiring 20 their homes 10 their wives children
families and ifiends, and tell long tales OF what they
have and what they have suffered
Had Con. Scott force sufficient leave garrsons and
keep up regular communication with hi, rear and then
march directly upon Mexico with fighting force even Of
5000 men, the would be cndcd IN months time
least Tar This country would be able IA make farther
resistance Of any moment but such force he has not nj
his commend just lie may su 60 on the capital
with what no has for ofo not Mexcsns enough
In a. arrest him yet whether such would be
PRUDENT whether such hs intentions not moro
Than aoy cay who IL thoroughly into h secrets
Had our Government laid out few dollars aud call.
cd out Tow more IN tho outset this would have
been by this limo but greatly 90 our the penny
wise and pound foolish" system Of economy must prevail
and millions arc sdded TO the national debt
queneo.
There n rumor ihat SAINTS Anna with a large force in
iends attacking toe upward tam, which viii havo
hoavy amount IN specie. u wiz be costly experiment
70 hum, Tor the wagons will he guarded by force sufficient
10 Ne y a cyofy fre'ofk w Mexico.
This lctter goes by the dihgenoia aud must tell you
that It IL considered anything but saio conveyance.
Yours. &c. q. W.. X
We find the following proclaim ation in tho American
Jaapa) Star That paper says, with some feeling, that
u tbs mode of wadafe - sdoped II will be the most
rowul time Moxico has ever known. Vag DHhoaf pity
wiI BE- met with wifhom pity!
BROCLAAfA TON
Ths ees Narass ssiss 0fnesi ~ Brgads s-d osou Of a.
Rfgfss,f Hdaes 70 - 6,nss ssGfe.s
M fRiErDs-rho pfesent moment The mos proper 10
eIcii The public spirit and form nation Of men truly FREE
Wien On enemy uumphs BY his union 70 rob Of our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-19

" Lieut. Col Anderson, Of The ist Tennessee Rsgi-
neni, who came over on the James L. Day, confined
% hs bed by Iadp position when tie bltdc oi Ce0
G0fdo commenced but Ci and ,.1sd ihe b1ys th0ugh
Col Campbell and the surge y, srenuOusIy opposed
hs doing "pyo the boy through $40 NJ three
ugly tcrapes" fsp ed be-, land mgAtas we'll them
through this" H- impfudeneo nearly cost him bio life
Tor % soon A. The excitement Boz attacked BY
severe affection OF Che lungs which csfr,d lm i1 ths
brink Of the grave. The voyage acaa the Gufft- proved
benenea To him, and W. happy ihat be 90 r,cDv-
cung ap'dy.-N. n Pieaygns
LiErI. FRESou-Thi' yosIg officer. Win, hoe served
with o. much credit during the ai.d Mexico in tIe
light ttuliofy, and severely wounded the Dao of
bifna vista, came P8seGgsf the James H. Day having
lN Cen. Inyl.f ou Mo 20ih ut Lieut. French who be-
quite young, has already Tor Anaei name ti8t DO
be enrolled an1r tho most gallant Of military her,,a.
ln te battles OF Polo Alo aud Ecacs, hs ronspicu
Gus Tor hs co9ncs1, skiI and bravery. A. Monterey be-
Was with Bragg, n the Slaughter pen" end afterwards
acu'ey employed managing DIE piece The streets rnI
the end OF the battle. 81 B8tns y's ho vac boz the hot
i'si oi The hight and severely wounded m the tngh
but kfp Dove fsl four of five hours alter unu hf sa thsi
Tho days wss His wound YET quite painful but he
BE- ftcuvgrnR from it.--V.
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1--WE copy, by rsques; q the Wner. Gea. Thomas Il
Bayy's account OF the "Emeure Aeeonae, on the dsy
d eeeuon, " which may version. have reaehet d.
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W mrsICAL EYENI,n.

" MUSICAL EVENINGS. In conformity win notisrs
h'Na recently spprared % eiy paprts tbe CREY'S
~ no eveEse " thau determination rive he citizens
't'F tihtf VI oc the Square gory encouragement
W nv, owe - 'hrW MUSICAL Evenings Fnfay nsri cam
nea.ms - oeoes ~ Many piece, suanr.i for us
,Vnnualse u dc Evennes viii dspend upon ile 90
noures hey ots ~ sf,s.s nose d.sd an. 20
suey requested 70 subscribe tay rssr possible Alteration
nfs they perform :" "
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CITY ARRIVALS.

Et'HssaE HOtEt-Nsy i7th-D ~ Miller Mnfytnd > 4 Val
eftn' oisans g. q hpn Bsiimofe Patsrson i.unen
Nu'f T. NanvaHrntugb fcsrdufg Aim ttdy
~ hyt-k Aterer.W Bass a Denus, Petersburg Wat
tH' ani aiusnie Hs5 Wogd Carksvlc, hdass Whining
ton . n Colin, WtsiunItrn. brnncu haHmoe
PnvHsras uorsE, Nay - John Vet nod LADY fouisi
hdd fOot Mddeb ooh, g. MIDI brook Bifierou Tom.
Col Hlnn Iiauiin. N g. CoI Wshnek Oh Point Rot whts
son ahd daughter W Hrs Ionfsy lnd Ms Wly cb-
dfen Washington q rleastpia ani son lnua. w Cote
m n Csf1ifs. VIM Cogitd Henuco Df John Heredi d. a. ~
uonani loubs, James wilson Fiince Edward Dr Watsns
Goo, bland W. Ayefet ady ND swami Hchond auef
~ Iart Kelly and lady Wrans and iidy Northampton
f'ipt H'fef aud hdy, Eorfoit. ~ Heiteiey, Va.
GROCERIES AZ AUDTIOH~-He shall ell ubh mornins 81
20 SOek prime IagaaJ. Rio Jays sod hseabo Cofse Isme
- Cfoir Porto Reo aad Caba sogass prime Wsg-tB Ascel
ries ams Shoulders md Joes OsFd Dupey 90 Cornae
~ lmiisiion o. Sop Indigo Biaetinr Teas, ke.
~ W WILLIAMS HhXALf., AucD,
RLAoE BYE PsAs-VoF ss "
- ny WIN. PALMER.
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I-Tbe Eoffok Beacon Of yssterdsy mentions a rumo
that Com Ap Caiesby Jono. b. o.fed 20 the COM
man5 Of The Pacific Sqladf0n in place Of Com. shobrick
relieved o. his Own fcqIosl Com. J. s expected 9, hoist
biz broad p,nnani on board tho Oao. It's yet known
who u 10 command the Brazilian Squldfon. Rumof
names Com. Morg1n