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tnsw. of Boston 1877 tons! Ei; 90 2;, nn;, Nav York
for Deer se IT, sehr Charles Stevens Baltimore for Ply
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down last syealn n sSd stood % r.v
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Thstchs Phad:lphia .chr Pomyna, orowell New Yo'k'
Hull ATsss M. ;ssn d 1s"
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bar from Chenyfeld for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 18-Ar bark VIM Kennedy Martin I'm
Palermo Nov H. and Gibraltar Rock Bee Experienced
very heavy weather during the passage with IN
spars sails Cid ship Shenandoah West Lverpool Brem
son Boston; schr Express Whi'scar, Baltimore; r,:
PROVIDENCE. Jan 10 Arr schs Hocknnom, Chase; riza-
beth City; Edward Hardy Port Wslhall vs 'leoS t1asr
Edgccmb, Matanzs. Below brig New England, Granger
from Matanzss Sid. schs Climax, Lorng No,f,lk; Andes
Kseaey Yok; sloops Juno Aers Proof Glass BY den
burg; Renzi, Durfee and Vigilant Heath, do From be
low bak Koderisk psu Cowe Cast OF A{Ss a.,
Walker .oop Jane Hail. Pawcatuck; and from below brig
Nauvoo. -, wv,
RICHMOND Jan I7-Arr schr Abdel RAIDER, Adkn York
SAvANNAH, Jan. l5-Arr, ship Mancho; Wilson, NYeIk
Rr bark Glasgow, Cook, Liverpool CID, ship O,ceoia
hd Sal: syria Go1 hysIpasS a
Liverpool; Osceola Chds Greenock; Charlotte, Nayc
ships Wallace, disc; Egngton Muir L'Goo
John Nc erraud, Rigs dol Juno Browns do Sea King hut
disc a os,sea, Hcn, do Hsn.: sCyt De- Speed
Mead Brown NVork; Peter Demi. rickens, do; Rhode;
remington Providence; Exact Johnsop Boston savannah
Liverpool! Roe, Mekaley: do Dunh0dy Rsldwin
Princess Vaughan, do; Dshouei.; wihie Greenoek !u
Nor Ellis disc; Ocean Queen, Warren Liverpool: brg
savannah DIXON, NYork; VIM Fuller, Crawford, do; lie
want Jefferson. d.c; rockingham, Boysy a.; rUritsn
Amsbu do julia Moultou GidSsn N0,leapy Mazda
Smith repg Br Anderson Whitehaven; schrs Chs
Ellis steeman, Philad; American COin, Postall waiting
sAIrM Jan ia-Am schr Baltic. Pike, Georgetown DC
Sid nth, brig Esther, Glover, Cayenne
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d SOO REWARD-AMERICAN CQMPOUND-Thi'
XOOO popular. pleasant, and specific remedy !. war

m M REWARD-AMERICA AN COMPOUND-This
UOOO popular, pleasant, and specific remedy Is war
raned to cure eecnsy all cases ola delicate disease IN
IL davs under forfeiture OF above Persons using
this celebrated article need fear exposures q: It no
the BREATH resron dict or business
aud ia to every age and condition Ii contains
no mercury noxous drugs, injurious to the CONSTRUCTION
but from Infection Thousands OF long
have been cured by single bottle while me
This is no umped it has long been, and sui
is used the private practice of physicians with unerng
convince yourselves Sold wholesale by CoMsrocK Co..
and Walker Bowery and Houston Bowery and Fourth
MARKET street, corner Of East Broadway T. L. Cot,on go
bsrs st. cor Of Fulton aud Water New York; cor Fulton
Cranberry Brooklyn Third and South ST. PhiladelPhs;
ingon City; Robertson Cormck Norfolk. Va and Co
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has hastily dlspsrssd the e,ouds which poured dswn
upon us cepiously yesterday! There row. however.
Inc troll (Which occurred last week among the lovers Of
,lsighing. .l -. \.
crowded houses At the close Of the ballet last evening
The car in which David and Endy mon ascend gave way
and the occupans thrown upon the stage, in
attitudes the most picturesque. Fortunately they
received no injury.
The Kesns draw full houses to the Walnut. street
theatre and the Circus il, as usual, crammed.
Sale or stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAnD $4,000 Kentucky Bonds Gs so IS shs Che
sapeske and Delaware Cpl stock 0 300 schuy Naviga
ton 6 IS II; $1,000 6's. So 93 5000 State SIS,
CT 80 shs Baak, cash. ; ALB Susquehapnsh Canal loan,
6's IS:
ArrrR sALE.-2Ooo Reading RR bonds. 500 schuylkl
Navigation e. rs cash. 1000 do do 400 vcksburg
Bank sh 500 Lehixh Ca 62; i6 Philadelphia Bank, H.
SECOND BoARp-a5O Beaver Meadow RR. Isk; $500 U
loan Ga .s5 98<; 100 Morris Canal sk IS Harrisburg RR
27K State S. e7s Mechanics Bank AK 1900 Lehgh
AFTER SALEs-s5 abs Miners Bank Pottsve, IS; $500
loan s 49, ss1 IS schuykiil Navgaton 33k Is Reading
RR 29 50 Delaware Canal Stock, 32h so
Harrisburg RR M; $50 Vicksburg RR, ess Is Lehigh. 90
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
ALEXANDRIA Jan s-Sld schrs Fountain, Kingston, JAM
Columbia, York. - .,.., -
Sunday but anchored below barks Margaret HuEg Luton
Londonderry; Helen Maria Fsssenden Boston brgs 10
Allen, Galveston; schrs Joseph Turner. Chase ndis,
New Reeuius Davis, York. The ship Rio Grande, stur-
yes for Liverpool 10th inst brlss ko6euna
1Rr\ Stewart for Glasgow and fashion, krwin for In
dies. do do isth bark nea Burton for Rochelle and brig
ing The pilot that his report he believes the brig
Evelna Bande and 81 Andrew also went to sea the Same
d.r
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, ls47.


A railroad convention Of delegates from the various
counties of the Interior interested in tho location Of
rsilroad Lake Erie assembled at the Franklin house.
this morning The object of the movement Is to present
10 our citizens the benefits of road to the lakes,
ons 20 Pi,tsburg, and TO advocate a route which will
reach both points, greater expense than the road to
fttsourg alone by the main line OF the State improve
men,a The delegates numerous, and the addresses
uevered were to the points and the advantages OF the
ROME hey advocate, urged with much earnestness as
70 merit the attention OF the public. The sessions will
Do kept UP several days and they will probably be held
tomorrow at the Chinese museum 80 as to afford ac|
commodstions Tor tina attendance Of the public.
The wind blows quite flesh from the northwest, and
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Jan s.-At market $50 Beef Cattle, y Jokes working
oxen, 30 cows and calves $50 swine, and 260 sheep
Over 800 sheep came railroad
Prices-Bcef Cattle Extra SO first quality, S. so
10; second do 81 rs S. IS; third do, 81 81 SO.
Working Oxen-Sales ma ie at sos, rs, 100 and 1906.
Cows and CalvesSaes made at SIS as 35, 49, and as.
swine--At wholesale, az and 4%c; at retail a &C.
sheep-Si SO, 81 80, So 20, and - so. Market very
quick.
We noticed a beautiful steer, fattened by S Wymsn,
Esq OF Shrewsbury, weighing 5000 which obtained
the prize the Worcester cattle show and which will
be on exhibition next Monday
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House OF Representatives.

WHAT 10 THE SPECIAL ORDER P'
The spEAKER announced that there q special
order for to-day.
Mr.. HousroN, of Alabama call for its considera-
ton. [" What 10 ~
Mr. SAwrsLLS-l ask leave to submit resolution
that the daily hour of meeting be ten o'clock f. Oh,
no that's too early we can't get our breakfast by
that time" "'Ts the voice of the sluggard, heard
him complain" Ha ha j
Mr. KINo, of New York; object to that, not that
wish defeat the resolution but this is resolution
day wish to postpone the special order. and make
motion accordingly. {" Whit is the special order ~
MI Housros-Isit in order to make that motion, Mr.
spesker1
The srEAxEs.-Itis
Mr. hov,IoE Then ] ask for the yeas and nays
for this session.
The srEAxnR-Tns gentleman moves to postpone the
special order until tomorrow t. hope il will be voted
Mr. polLooSWS S .; ,h voted up" Ha hal
The SyEAKER.-As many as are 40 favor of taking the
question by yeas and nays will rise AFTER a psuse
Clerk will call the roll. ""'''' A"'
The CLERK Amos Abbott
Mr. POLLOCK, land several others speaking NJ tho
same time What ia the special order What 4, n
The srkAxEa.-The bill granting bounty lands ana
increase OF pay to the army. f. 20 In for that ~
order, and decided in the negative 60 nays lOo
BOUNTY LANDS AND INCREASE OF PAY.
Mr. HousroN-I move that the House resolve itsel I
INTO Committee Of the Whole the State of the Union
Mr. KISe.-I beg leave to say that mako the objec.
ton 10 no hostile spirit My Objects
Mr. Housror-We have already consumed one half
Of the session, and
Mr. KIro.-(also standing)-I wish To-
Mr.. HousToN-The session is
Mr.. KIEo.-I only want Eve minutes
Mr.. HousTor-l move that the House 20 into com.
mittee.
Mr.. KrroI wish to introduce the bill Of which gave
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-20

LIUNTERiAN DYsPENsARf, No. Division street,
%GSHa$ Ss bSs s!.s !:
thoroughly this horrd d,eYe without injury to the con-
when ali else have fed comprehensive treatise accom-:
panic, each vial with full directions which warranted
deeply seated in the with les. trouble to the
wal ia lm.r
DRTvATE OVERWHELMINGLY OF, THE PH!hA;
N Rk5tflA STREET f8ihEg Nk% Msns. q
sssh rs '
Bs.sa .. g q: %o.' modern Scientific pTasip
Sd aSorus
der old such aggravated ulcss diseases o. II
bona: .nd ,s %e &c Tse sa Of Il. m
giving msrcary, n,0dicou' Treatment and onprdonaoe
sr,,r sTRgT9HaeE q sI Il. Cur, Of oouorb
noct1yusi sa,sons and Al. Discharge, from d: ars,6rs
nn gs I w way s with S
moss rr'h One Ds sARgg ss fRStR
The Conesnt,etsd Extract cfthe Gsnwre Hondures Root
in accordance with n. most modern discoveries, Of e.
prS,sa BY The cosse for he cure Of seroa rheuma.m
ouaneous euptons enlargement and pains In the bones
a mercury and un.kiIlu medical treat
rss Ssf RHt5 Rsi Si Stx Ok fSiSi for
y.ps abb ss , s%1S{ es
medasly after the first Of the disease Persons
who have erupons the skim yenerea nodes rheumsts
scroua disease arising from impurities Of the BLOOD
shouldnot be moment without it, Single bottles ons
Dollar, cases Of halfs dozen IS.
THE TONIC ELIXIR.
DKEPARED expressly for the use Of those who have IN
secretly, committed Of any sInd
Invaluable nvgoratng tonic will positively cure
in either OF the nocturnal emissions, nervous ~
gans and constitutional debility produced IRON n and
IL IL also powerful Of Female irrcsula!e., a
fails produce the periodical desldsraum una,
demands and so essential 20 preserv~s, 20 gozsn
PARTICULARS NOTICE; ,..-.....
DATIENTS residing in any part o, cue .s..e he IF what
knd' may-delicate, ndelicate private or osnefwe' M
that purpose and the necessary remedies with
INN In this instance the lee tSo) wnc
, III sIpenses must be enelosed post paid and
directed to w. r. D o., Na...n - NV York
Where one ofths msmbsrs-Docsor McDonneli, inn IN at
tendance.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOR's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye, is Ger
ID anly valuable d.covery hundreds Of persons
pounds sold under the Of hair dyes actually
performs all it PROMISES in proof the inventor PREPARED 20
and uniform black brown and make no charge unes
entire satisfaction given Gentlemen have the whs
ker and ceaused in half hour for which purpose
private will be found at the depot The dye is put mp
yenence those who prefer sgPying thsmseye IS res
for Hair Bottles 81 0 for the Whisker Bottles 90 sold
wholesale and retail by the proprietor, VIM BATCHELOR
No. 2 Wall street, near Broadway dis ,msuc
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PUERTO CAsxLLo, Dec. 80, 1s46-This market Is al
bare of all kinds Of produce for export and Judging
from present appearances the bulk Of the coffee crop
this will not arrive in market until the month of
February Several American vessels within the last two
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CONNIE KCIAL.
New York, Jan. 10.


AsnEs-Thore has been little doing in either des
criptons; Pots held at So, and Pearls at SO So
BREADsTUrrs-Saes were effected to day in Michigan
for export So 62the request fair Genesee held
at S. TO- but hear of transactions at that price
Corn is selling moderately at 10 30 cents In wheat
there is nothing Of consequence doing.
CorToN-The sales to day are about 200 bales, and
the market is but slmly supplied at outside quota
tons, at which there are buyers.
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Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Cnton-W Smith, NJ Pomeroy-s III '"e
|
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Cotton Market.


MOBILE, Jan. 1.-The arrivals this week Is 67S
bales the exports ia and the stock on hand including
all shpboard cleared is 5 bales against o. 446
time last season. Our last review closed
tive weeks business with high prices and large sales,
mddng cottons quoted at 10 l014c. The market open.
ed Saturday with good attendance tie part OF
buy but prices hardened up during the day. though
1900 bales changed hands generally at slight improve
on the quotations of the day preceding Ga Mon
day and Tuesday the frmness exhited hold
and the sales for the two days reached 5000 bales
extremely full prices particularly in toe lower grades
which the demand chiefly run. On Wednesday the
ket came to stand buyers refusing to operate TO any
extent at the demanded and the sales reached only
1860 bales Thursdays transactions fell off 1000 bales
and the sales of yesterday were to the amount,
prices easing off little, and better disposition mani
tested the part factors to sell The qualities
OF cotons most in demand the descriptions below
middling fair and they relatively The crops
generally run better than usual and have heard Of
little cottons this season that could be called nfe-
There have Doen English buyers in the market
during the week. The purchases have been chiefly on
northern account with little for France andga por
ton speculation The business OF the week foots up
IL 900 bales and the market is dull
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uomess,e portatIons.

Foreign IsnportatiOns. -
ST. JUAN Spanish Main-6O0 hides Is wood Ooodhue
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VELPEAU's sPECTFIC FILLS.

VELPEAU'S SPEC1flC PhLS.
'sons and al moeopsuIsnt discharges from the
These Pills the result OF twenty years efpenonce IN ne
Hospital de Charlie faris are pronounced * iheI ss.
for all diseases Of the urehra They effect cure in much
nms than any other remedy, without tsntins the
CCNsl ITUTIONAI. DEBILITY CUREpi
THE TONIC MIXTURE. prepared BY the College Of
Me9ens and rh%fsy Fl ss c1 q NEW r1 YSsa
nv secret Indulgence OF kind. IL nvslus
be remedy Impotence stsy, or barrsnness, unless
oss Al each; cssss Of hslfa dozen S5 esrsniiy
packed, and sent to all parts ofthe Union
RECORDS ALTEnn We MIXTURE.
ENOR the oil prima cr secondary syphilis
yener ulcsrs nodes or any Complaint Produced BY az
All persons inspecting venereal remaining their sys
TEN, should this powerful purifier without delay, a. NO
person consider himself safe after having the
disease without cleansing theEsysem with this
Sold single bottles at 81 sach cases OF half dozen
for ST. carefully packed and sent all parts Of the Union
0ENTIAN AND sAsAFRAs,
kbREPARED by the New York College OF Mediclns aas
This refined aud highly extract possessing ali
the purssa usits, aud curative power, Of the aboy.
TO any extract Of sarsspss At present before the public
and may be relied certain remedy for all diseases
ing from impure state Of the blood, such scrofua and
salt rheunI rng worm, hotches or pimpes ulcers pam m
throat disease arising from the secondary effects
Of syphilis or an injucicous uss Of mercury
. in eases ofhslfs dozen bottles $3.50
Ss. ,sv y.r1 g Il q a; So.
oAss s'ss hsns A. k;,csra M..un.n~
sas Ahssnan 1fs~, lev HNb
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morrison
dssa.. %eeuIia and Yphilitie sIuPso.. els.s.
a n'o % Il. Rog
Ashley Cooper Sir Anthony CaIse &c &c. IL b; scs'
and T'Siea cure Ds';s, Slss:
hs': Phi, made from u. prescription Of the lat. esle
srssd Dr. for S1es, many
only his private Practice, but several public hospitals
s The
breath which renders them extremely take
9s sf'
S
ss%sI,ily ;qe.sns eject cure fsw dsy;, but he
~ho have BEEN cured an
almost inc redible ,hort space oftime.
Ss
and fermentsd liquors Full directions accompany
To be had genuine wholesale and retail only Apothsca
res' Hall 36 Catharine street, and l27 Maiden Lane
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, RAZORS, &c.
r. FENSEY's Tallyho RaIor::
ssGa s s%s1 : iss T;ss Ss:sS
oe. hss p % s.%s sde % syhe and
ether held for sale to he trade %,Suae
'''''' ''''''' Foreign Hn.ayS. So%ni::os AGENT,
Orders solicited from the trade for the above goods. on the
usual manufacturer terms, tno sommission)
FE
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine and
continue to direct their particular attention to all di
q
cure injury the constitution confinement from
Invads particularly requested make sppi
the College the rst Of those dsssss.
vast amount OF suffering and time may De thus avoided
with the principal hospitals in Europe the
togP.M
Teg,mAayies and Msa,s,ns Ss7,cqys gusrsp,sed
living in the country an finding .eprvenient TO mshs
tanning all medicine requisite perform radical by
sanng their explicitly. together with all symptoms
time or and treatment received elsewhere
aay, aad enclosing IS, postpaid, addressed to
w. s. RICHARDSON, M. D.,
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u SPEEDY certain and etua remedy for the Of all
and sexual diseases being conc o.
fofm without smell taste II contains In the smallest
BIZ TX all those uretc remedies that have been ouna most
organs Price ST. For sale at No Ann street. where any
relative this class Of diseases be had and
ere particular attention paid to the Treatment, Of .Tc'
by experienced physcian who has devoted ms At
exclusively office practice Private entrance TO
this Office il I'd door from the Museum Jv6 Im"rc
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THE superior efficacy Of this article when the Lass
stages of pregnancy, APPARENT that female who
has experienced il. benefit, wopd be willing
diminish the suerngs attendant Child Birth half and
thus place both child and mother in state Of safety
This Is no auack article but the prescription Of regular
phyuicau one who has this branch Of his practice
sstreer dl3 lmsrh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-04
Senatorial District Convention.

At adjourned meeting the delegates composing the
Convention To nominate Wing candidate the Chester
field Senatorial strict, held aite Farmers Hotel IN Man
chester the 9th OF January le47 the following dele
gates were prcscn';
From tie town OF Petersburg-Wm Robertson, Sr.
From the county of Decentralization w Day
WIN Hancock, DIR ; a Patterson DR. VIM Ball A + Ro-
biou and W Flournoy.
From AmeIIa-Junius Leigh and Philip Southall.
From Powhatan-BenJamn w Flnney, James VI Harris.
WIN c Scott and John Archer.
WIN. ROBERTSON in the Char-B w FlSvEy, Secre
taTy.
On motion of w w Day,
ResOlrsd That the OF Petersburg and the several
counties represented in TINS Convention be each entitled to
one vote
CHASTAlN COOKE. Esq. was then unanimously NOM
mated the Wing candidate for this Senatorial District
and WIN Robertson, Sr, VIM Scott Philip SOuihaIi and
William W Day were appointed committee notify MIR
Cooke OF the action OF this Convention.
On notion, ResoLued, That the proceedings Of this Con-
venon be forwarded 10 the Editors Of the Richmond Wing
and the Petersburg lnielgencer, with requcai publish
the
On notion Resolved, That the thanks Of the Convention
be returned to the Chairman and Secretary.
The Convention then adjourned
WIN. ROBERTSON, Chairman
BEN.. ". FISSEy, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-04
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.


The transactions ut the stock board to-day arc
large, aud prices OF the leading securities declined
sales OF Pennsylvania SIS decline OF per on tho
prices OF yesterday.
The Flour market is less active. Pennsylvania brands
held ut 80 per bb without sales. Nothing done in other
brands. Sales OF Corn Meal at Si.625 per Dbl.
Ihe supply ot Grain " small; moderate sales OF
prime white Wheat at l4O cents sales also OF prime red
wheat 100 per bushe moderate sales of prime yellow
Corn al sc cts; sales Of Oats ~ cts per bushe
Whskey 27ao7lc per gallon in bbs.
The Provision market continues rm-tnoderate trans-
actions-nothng in Groceries.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9, 2P NJ
The Stock market toduy is dull and prices have down
ward tendency.
The -four market is without any special change prices
anything huc lower. Dealers are generally hold
ing otffor the next Steamers almost nome
looked iot quote Genesec brands At S6s7i, mostly
held at 81. No change in Southern brands.
The price OF Wheat Is unchanged prime Genesee white
held at $50 cts Corn, white and yellow l04alO5 cents;
prime is held higher. Oats I9a50 cents; Rye sc cen-
Whiskcy 27is2S cents per gallon.
Provisions firm and prices on the advance
Nothing new IN Groceries.
The Cotton market continues firm Mt yesterdays prices
learn from ton that the extensive jewery store Of
Mr Iro't IN that city, has been robbed of cwelry and
money 10 the value OF ten thousand dollars Robbers not
caught at the last accounts.-Patrfot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-04
Prom the n o r,eaysas. Jan ".
Lnler- lrn ~ I'm ~. r.o. 4, - .

The fueaan sehr campeaeheans, Capt Pusate arrived
Yesterday morning from Campeachy, whence she called
the 10Th int. y
A commissioner named Jose Robira, came passenger
on this Schooner hs way Washington TO negotiate
with Government Tor Of the indie
pendenec OF the peninsula, portion VI IT, lie will leave
in day or two Tor the Capital.
We have paper from Campeschy of tho date of the
9TH inst In we find official report OF the capture OF
tho city OF Tokax by tho forces OF Capeachy The city
was summoned In tho formal manner and the inva
ding hosts drawn up IN the formidable array to
the answer Upon receiving tho refusal surrender tho
signal to lay on was given, and straigh,wsy Tremendous
onslaught was commenced. We have time TO describe
IT, bu altogether successful As we read the details
uembled a,spposching tho lists OF the slain but they
proved less terrific than had apprchended Of the
lacking party two killed aud three wounded nclud
ing drummer. The defenders OF the town fled Ike
frightened sheep, unable resist the the
sailants. No doubt entertained the part OF the COM
uander Of the CamPeachy troops that slaughter among
their adyoTsarios great Many reported to have
gone haltng o This action occurred the 18th OF De-
cembsr An Havana paper received yesterday gives tho
report OF this action made by tho opposite sde from which
you would infer that the days of Lcondas had returned
with this difference, that rather larger number suvv cd
the assault OF Tekax than returned tell OF the deeds
acted in the straits OF Thermopyle. IL is ludcrous to
compare the two accounts which we presume TO be about
equally veracious.
Hosnltes have spread the peninsula the different
eines taking different sides in the contest going We
Judge that the advocates Of separation from Mex
leo are IN the ascendant but look with great
upon the profession OF the inhabitants Of Yucaan Of
immediate pressure Of the presence Of tho u squa
dron.