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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-01
THE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Acrth-wsst corner of FULTON and 4 nss.u sss.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TuoUsAsp.

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tons and ad,snsemcnts Will eceived By Mess t3aliR
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ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD--rublished the
u January Of each yearsingle copies sixpence each
ADVERIlSEMENTS,s at the usual prices--slways cash IN
manner The Iopnepr will not be responsible for sos that
PRINTING Of all kinds srseutsd beautifully and with
despatch. T'
All letters communications by mall Addressed 10 the
proprietor Of the esabshmsn be paia or the post
will b deducted IRON the sabssrlp0oa ncssv snnsA
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Domestic llnpOrtnalouls.

Nav ORLEAss-Shp Sul,ani-3i bbls beef Bsrstow Pope
co-2l hhds tobacco Haven coi4 sacks barley Lr-
CASKS cash. eshths yiSs " Haywad-lo bales hemp MA.
IS do March-lS do McGregor orrs-l6i do N-wbolJ
Cruf-7 hhts tobacco Ludhsm Lusenby-43 do FInca
Dsrby-2ooo pigs lead II Rogers co-2T hhds tobac
co 20 pkgs mdse bales u order
MoBLE-shio Cht.leston-67 bales cotton Noah Pratt
2oi Avenli co-3st teuer co-2O Paei-lls Adams
sawthon-33 II Hamlin-l2 psg mdse Geo BnIkley-l
box Persse X Brooks-l box Dasher.
SAVANNAH Brig Exccl& books Cotton jenkins
2ba es cotton Robert ThomaS-l90 do Brighsn-32 do Il
Lahen, co-,2 do Power Fieres-i3 boxes mdse
do 5 bales to order
SAvANNAH-Brig Augusta-5i7 sacks corn Surges Clear
man co-433 bags rice flour Boou2S0 do Lane Man
gum-2oo do Knapp sJn--23 bales ID NJ Steb-
bns-l5 cases VIM Mason.
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- would call the attention Of inv lids to ii. vegetable il
eSsny A%sesu hsn:SSSu' b.
Vaughn would earnestly assure all who desire remedy Of
% n"s sn ss s.,do :: taken Win
sns h 9 on M
the country which sre in possession Of his agents.
%Gs iss this ;af Ss to fsf
high In Isee Vaughn w?uld ermssy Ak the public
good fly when that remedy properly compounded.
male Ce%pnt. Se'tS 1e lideys and
the s no se
.ge instance Ia. ever been s,or.d e WITHOUT
boe viii how the power y the article Lei the suf:
the S ssS s viii 'sss
yo ,ha q ma ordinary hesns virtues PRICE y o.
So i taken time oies Tor the sale this
street fhlad. phs Smith Atkinson, ass Bainos suest,
Balt'To,, Wright Co.. Is, Chsrtes street. New Orleans
ssasy ,b.ushout the United States and csnada. '''''
FEyEdk, I'D , AsGUEaAn Old Ea.t India Remedy %
Mayor Of this city and references given persons
cases and al. climates cure for that distressing
One: N ,s s * DDSissa agents 'hfOushSsi
TNR MORRISON cont. ues TO tr,a ali firm. of.nrv,ie
~ diseases with that which collegiate education
csses psrsu,y sono5gs he cures il few ds1s w,tSsmt
mercury 81 from business: Structures he
from secret hs,,G mdaf'"E nocturnal emissions. ,nd i'm
healthy tone OiEce NIX Fulton street Of is e c
A CARD TO THE LsDIEszNIss WILCOX will
ope. as extensive ass e iashion.be French Boz
Brosdway on sday 5oh Of sepismbe aud par
k. to K. call
Az entire new style Of French lrodeed Bon"eis to 4,
Please forget the last day Of sepember sT st.rc
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The CrOD0,

There is said to be large crop Of buckwhea both In
Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
latter from Rusk county Texas to the editor Of the
Fort Smith Herald says S The crops in this part OF
Texas said to be the best In the country
and to the cotton crop, it looks very well Corn
expect will be worth about cents per bushel
this fall in this neghborhood Now Is the time for emf
grants to come to this country while produce Is plenty
and cheap"
The last ssissppfan regrets to state, that Its adj
vices from the country continue to be unavorabe The
ravags upon the cotton crop is not confined to Misss
sippi alone The whole cotton growing region says that
paper 10 complaining :-Our exchanges, received du.
ring the past week from louisiana Alabama, Georgia,
Tennessee and speak Of extensive damage al
ready done. The work Of destruction s from the boil
worm not the caterpillar which visited plantations
last year ),
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fUrelxn lIaaxnrrlaGa dom.

NEUvITAs-Bark Carissa6740 boxes 20i bales
10, mahogany 81 do cedar 100 do lance wood fus
TIC HanOuys Nephows colo erces honey l47 boxes
Giles OF Boston.
wood &, order-83e fvs frauc pieces N Bush
LAeuNA-Bark lennessee-290 tons logwood Pavensadt
Schumacher
,,BoSAisE-Bark Due d'Orleans-3ooo bbls salt &
Wood UT.
MATANzAs-Bark Ionis-55e boxes Robertson Williams
LA DO Oiter CHrdis-700 do Croker X Williams
HAvANA-b,lg Clinon-l pox Brown Brothers-I35
do FAber Keily-ld do Chcke'ing-i3a do Gingi-7lo
boxes sugar t. order.
AScosTyRABng Angora-4s2a quintsls logwood Ho sand
y AspinMall.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 30, ls47
Mr. Brown, from Richmond 10 here with his splendid
n.,ct,.v. of Gsu TAYLOR and his stag.

Mr. Brown, from Richmond, 10 here Win MS sp'enoie
psinti,gs Of Gen Taylor and his staf
Tn. sshr Carolina, arrived here yesterday from VIII
mnrteo c.. lost Of her crew in Cape Fear river
By the river fever. another died and was buried In the
p..ks Bay, and two mors all that remaining
besides the sptain very ILL., The Captain and mate
we're also slightly attacked but now well. They cue
esedsd In hrngiog he late port with but little as
sis from the disabled crew
On Saturday last, boy about ~ years old was found
crying the street, WHO, being questioned stated
that he had runaway from House of Correction in
New York; that be mad no mother aud his father had
gone Hsxco. Hs said he had reached Baltimore by
walking and riding alternately the railroad He
carried before the Mayor, who was about sending
him back to New York, when gentleman standing by,
agreed to take him apprentice, and he now has
good home If he will bshsvs himself
Sales Of Stocks at Baitimoee.
$500 Treasu notes, SIS, l0,x 500 CITY e., op'g l00K;
United States S. 1867 closed ie6 asked bid; Treasury
not. closed 10 asked losh bd; State six cents
ec;s e a ~ ked ~ opea'nG S! BID; C,sy sx per Gents
more and Ohio railway shsr 80 asked ~ bid
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"a TAAP respectfully ntmaes that he has opened the
above with stock Of Linen Goods comprising sheet
inRs shirtings awns cambria andkerche damashs dis
pers table cloths, table napkins. toye diaper towels
towels toweng drills, brown and striped Hollands, ticks
&c sheetngs shirtings regatta shrtngs, muslns
counerpsnes to,e covers, table covers Soyl,es ticks &C.
blankets annels spool colt needles buttons &c
The stock having been carefully selected the best
Scotch and Irish markets. and imported expressly for his
sale, he confidently recommend goods being OF
superior qualities and at prces well worth the attention OF
families requiring goods Of teod
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C.pt T Wright and lady New Yo,h;p Barclay New.
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Fushirs; Capt WATSON. New London.
cRoToN HOTEL
C r Knirht, Philadelphie; J Raynock Chambenburg;
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s.g I: ~ .oS; Ell. i;ts is :$ H;S:
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deIpha; T George Mr. Lsnton. Worcester
NATIONAL HorEn.
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81 sou ,ssssa: psnsd:sa \. EaS:1S:
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PEARL STREET HOUSE
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Nelson, dS R0eins"Sp Nass t Mss.n do;
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fsslIS,, hs; lh.SsSa Iss
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WESTERN HOTEL.
r 0reeuoush. Miss Greenough, Pennsy lyana; A M Nc
Kinney, Albany w Harris, Hartford; A Hopkins Jer
ssg JChandlsr N AoTs; Buell. Castletor' i FreSeh
York; pay Jsney; %jckeIsh.m p, Bo ,aIa
M Foster, Connectcut; H Morris, Onego; II Nichols,
N L.banon Heath, Washington CO; Halfway, Mass;
dic Virginia; Seo. Nosvsh; ss9deI.on, Br.diorai
f Tracy, d ehsfer Canandagu:; + Towles Pitcher; II
Munson, d w MarI. Bloomfield; Nc Phcrson, York; w
Pratt X Island III Les6e d. Whitehsll q Simpson,
Ballston Spa; T Lyon P5ovdeaee; w Rose, Conpj Z
aoga; Dean, Rhode island; Hon Ripley, Hartford; w
Worrell, N Carolina.
IA TAAP respectfully ntimates that he has opened the
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sssHsaa. vsss. wnsAiassu. n Q. savsi ssssss W.
sI1f s: b,::,s:ss;t ass: .:.:s
.fsT pIIys srIA. w.iAIas'os. o. aays. mvL nssss
iss; S:ITsS,l rsssns. Sssats,s. asss. VIII aavI
sshi kiassoi4 TsOais. ossssssswn. D o. days. wisA
Schr Roe Hsamsn Baltimore. days, johnson Lowdss
sehr Cole White Cherry stone DAYS. potatoss to
sehr Roe. Benjamin, Baltimore, days. coal Mail
lard X Lord.
schr N Peck Liscomb. Richmoad4 days, coal to Geo
Newcomber.
schr Ann Gardner, Homan Richmond days. hosr and
bacco to Allen Paxson.
Schr franklin Burgess Gloucester. with Goldfish Samuel
Whitney.
sch resuway Couch. Richmond days, -four and tobac
co TO Alien Paxson.
Schr Staupch, Andrews. Virgins coal.
Schr Ferris, ,retxon, Norfolk, -four to order.
Schr OneIda, Collins. Virginia
The Telegraph reports vessels in sight at sundown
Sailed.
French steamship Union h-rboug packet ship Shsrd,n
Liverpool; Harmonic Glasgow; nunisvie Pacific Ocean;
Antwerp. Chaesto brig Sarah 81 John. b; Orkney, do
Providence Phiiadelphia. sf1-
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Passenger sailed .

Hard kousso Site ane Walter Fullsr Mad Brem Mad Hen.
X Mad frederic Mr. yraa Wnthrop Richardson, Georges
sinner Madame Dsnier Bengnot. Easene Revi Oh Os-
hanan, M.lmszet Benz Curtis. Gall, st Felix, Mr.
Spohr, Mr. Msnho.
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Sales or Stocks at Boston

EXCHANGE Board SEPT 294 Western Railroad 1l024 IS
Norwich aud Wo cester SD 4s Is do SD 4S so East
ton Co. sd? df2of; 400 do 500 2eG; 80 do .iod
Treasury NotIs as 1T O3h
AUsrIoN 10 shares Concord RR SOS for 5o do
Eastern do Mas 81 adv; 10 do Northern ~
sdv 40 do Vermont Mass s7s per h; 10 ard
Bank, div of, 1854 for co.
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PaSSenUors Arrived 4.

MoBLE-Sh p Charleston MIR VIM NC t3uife and lady.
SAvANSAH-BnK Excet-Mrs II Sandersou.
GEoRGETowSIbng l. Wston-Adiss Mary Psrciva
and DR. VIM MaGll.
MATANzAs-Bark Iona-W T Rice.
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MApAME sCHtLIEMY h" received per ,sssn. arI

Al ADAME SCHELTEMU has received per recent ar
l walls from Paris and choice assortment Of fncy and
staple goods, which she invites the attention Of The ladies'
embroidess ad lace. Of every width andsys nch
broidered collars and cuffs thread do do do lace and
bo,dered capes, ebroide cd And lace very fine
embroidered cmbric collars and cus 70 msch do do for
yset and smbodersd hibst eosk: embroidered and plain
bodered msrno dresses embroidered cashmere de
dress caps and headdreses la Nesposn and Maria Stuar
pether with her usual of feathers, flowers RIB
bcns and glover Madame s. happy to announce that she
one of the first houses Paris take chsge Of the dress
making department and she has hesitation in saying that
the OF her work Will not all To give to
the most stdious. TIT bHOADWAY.
n src
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M EDICAL ADVlCE.-Dr. Lambert Continues 10 be- con.
IvA iued at his oce Gold street, near Fulton ON all dis
ofs private nature The Doctor being qualified rhya
clan, and from his extensive practice this city
n,Eorope enables him TO the forms disease
whether Of long standing by maesment without mcIcu
restriction Diet hndrsnce from business Recent
cured in few days Person. sboring under
ainty OF cure Office 60 Gold street. Oh Item
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CAUTION CAUI!ON 7! OAU ION !.Ine unIara
~ eled celebrity Of Meen the ar-frmed Chinese Skin
Powder for eornE bsspuyng and preserving the skin and
cited the cupdity Of unpripciped person.,
who are offering spurious tereits Hobbs Co The sole
it, therefore, just to protect the public and
themselves from fraud and imposition.
The genuine article has the written signature Of Fabian
To be had Wholesale Of tho sole importers, Hobbs Co,
Pine ct near Broadway; aud retail OF Druggists and Per-
fumers generally in New York and throughout the United
states 1. boxes Price Is aud so cents. s24 l2teodsm
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coal daily discharsng the best qualify of Peach
" Orchard Coal and will deliver il The following low
price, for cash only vim Large Nut IS stove Esx IS
from the boats and IS additional screened from the
yard, corner Of King and Greenwich.
a 30seodsm PETER CLINTON
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II verify and the prospect Otto large family 9fchidren
ore vent ny cousderae people from entering the married
state but book that will tell you many ,mporauts Sc
crets VIII chnsy come these objections The author Is
but he know. that will be unve5ay approved Of smorg
peope Price so cents For sale by Z-iber Co.
cornc, Chcsnut and 81 Streets Phs end w H. DAYS. No 10
state st. Boston the publisher No. Ann st New York
al 70
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e sgl DASszz FOR ALBANY AND TROY, landing Al
- Caldwells, Westpoint. Newbuu, Hampton
Milton Poughkeepss Hyde Park Kingston Upper Redhook
Barrytowp, BTisol Catsk Hudson Coxsacke KnderhooI
and Baltimore Landing Hammond street. -. +
Leaves New York. Tue day. Thursday and Saturday, at
o'clock A. M Breakfast and Dinner board the boat.
The low pressure Steamboat NIAGARA, Capt H. L. Kel
osg, will leave Steamboat Pier foot of Barclay
Tuesdays Thursdsys md Saturdays seven o'clock
NJ. returning the opposite days.
For passage feigM apply board. TO +. B. Hall at
the flee on he W sie re
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- WIN. M. YOUNG FORMEKLY 4 ANN STREET
but the Paris Boot Emporium, manufacturing the
best quality Of French Calf Boots for 81 So equal to the
sold other for IS and 81 made to order for
equal sold hi, city for S. end warranted give at.
faction Taylor half Boots 81 rs; patent Boots
on hand.
Also Military snd cork sole Boots made to order with
of an goods his line Corner of Fulton and Mas
81 3ots re VIM NJ. YOUNG.
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SHOULDEN BkACES, and BODY BELTS-Agates
~ Premium Patent Elastic Shoulder Brace, hug ly
commended and pnronised by tho eminent
this country for children udn who inclined
OF round shouders affected spine with weak
habits, or those confined by study the writing desk
they will find them invaluable article to brace the should
ton 70 she lung. Mechanics and absren BY wearing ti
improve the form. To be had wholesale retail
J.AGATES,
ma outftf inus fore dvrsv
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6sr5s<s41b3D RAID, Captlp J. p. PARNs, will be
constant readiness for Towing Vessels and from
about the HaIbor, on the most reasonable terms
All orders thankfully received and punctuslly attended
Apply to the old esabshed Steam Tcw.Boat Office. No
nth street. corner Of Maiden lane, up stairs
The Boats lay every night the foot Of Grand street, EH
and are ala nys W readiness Mt moments notice.
NBAl persons are forbid trus ing the above boats
account of the owners WIN ct. M. DOUGHERTY,
50 30tfrc No. IS South sf. Maiden lane.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16

you are sincere when you say you desire
nothing by conquest. She has learned
that she cannot encounter you in war,
and, if she had not, she is too weak
to disturb you here. Tender her
peace, and. my life on it, she will then ac-
cept it. But whether she shall or not,
you will have peace without her consent.
IT is your invasion that has made war your
retreat will restore peace. Let us, then,
close forever the approaches of internal
feud, and SO return to the ancient con-
cord and the old ways of national prosper
ity and permanent glory. Let US here, in
this temple consecrated to the Union, per-
form a solemn lustration; let US wash
Mexican blood from our hands, and on
these affairs, in thepresence Of that image
of the Father of his Country that looks
down upon US, swear topreserve honorable
peace with all the world, and eternal BROTH
hood with each other.
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GOV. WRIGHT.

The New York Democracy at Inst brgin
TO twincc severely under the iron ROD o.!
southern slaveocratic domination. AtGr.t
when Van Buren, and Wright were unceri
moniouSly Hurst ont Of the line of rer,,.,r
'uccession n, Baltimore, they ciinrr,l un.,, r
The lash us If they were willing Ia de ana
make no sign. But since during the last ,u-
bernaiorial. election. Gov. Wright ascertain
ed that The appliances Of the Administrations
IN his favor were withheld if not vi.lJcd -
gainst him, he no longer co-opcratcs with
his abusers, Webeieve il will be found
that the barnburncrs in Congress his pc
cuiar friends, have 10 the last sustained the
Wilmot Proviso.
Again as appears from the National Intel
Igencer, when Gov. Wright was called up
on to commission Jonathan u. Stevenson
as colonel for rowing regiment TO Catiior
nia, ne opened a correspondence with the
Secretary OF War. sbjecting to the irregu-
lariiy OF the proceeding. in the progress OF
which he avowed the following sentiments il.
re'atou 10 war for conquest:
''lf lis designed 10 make our present war
with Mexico one of conquest. and npproprid-
lion OF any part Of The territory profcssrdly
and indisputably hers, ! think the design Il
mistaken one, ] am, as decidedly rs any
man in the country. for prosecuting this war
with all the requisite yigor and encrry 10
bring II TO an early and successful delcr,ni.
nation, and torso prosecuting it. as well with
7. the conceded territory and jurisdiction of
Mexico as within the United States. or The
territory in dispute between the two coun-
lies, But would cause il 10 be constantly
md distinctly understood that did notiu
'ade the territory Of Mexico for The purpose
d conquest and appropriation. and that. so
ar as the question Of boundary is involved.
should al all times be ready TO make trca-
y establishing thesame boundary whirh VIC
claimed al the commencement 81 the war"
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NAVAL AND MILITARY ATTACK
ON VERA CRUZ.

This is undoubtedly determined upon. We
received The outlines Of the plan, some Gays
since, from a gentlemen who had been spend
ing some time at headquarters in Mexico 4;
but we did not feel at liberty TO make them
public. The New York Herald of Friday
contains what purports to be somewhat
minute detail of the plan Of attack.
The whole Of the army, except what Will
be necessary TO guard Monterey, Saliillo, &c.
under Gen. Scott, is TO rendezvous, rs soon
as possible, at the Island of Lobos, favorably
situated about eight miles from the main
shore. One hundred vessels are engaged for
this purpose. When sufficient force is con-
centrated, the army will be conveyed TO the
main land in launches, which are prepared.
The attack is set down for the GOTH The ar
my will assail the city simultaneously with
the naval attack upon the Castle.
The Ohio and Decatur sailed a few days
since, ostensibly for the Pacific; but the Her
aid has information which induces il to believe
that Vera Cruz and not the Pacific is their
destination. The. Mississippi. with Com.
Perry, who will, it is said. superccde Com.
Conner, is to sail in few days for the same
destination. Signals, &C., are agreed upon,
and there is but little doubt of the success of
the enterprise.
II, after the capture Of the city and Castle,
the climate shall prove unhealthy. the walls
are to be RACED, and the troops taken to some
more healthy location. 1t is impossible thai
Gen. Taylor may come in collision with Hcn-
Ia Anna about the time Of this attack upon
the Castle. Whatever is done, will be ex-
pressed TO Washington by the most rapid con-
veyanec.-AIb. Ere. Jour.
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LATEST ARMY NEws.-We learn from
Washington that General Taylor had in
store almost months provisions for the for
ces at Saltillo and Monterey; but in case OF o
siege by Santa Annals whole force, which is
deemed almost impossible, he may be COM
PEELED 10 fall back upon Camargo. Govern
menl intended TO have reinforced hin before
this time witha thousand light dragons. each
armed with rifle and two six barreled re-
volvers, but the delays Of Congress preven-
ted the equipment of these forces. and they
cannot now be in the field before the first Of
April, if then II is believed, at Washington,
that Gen. Scott has opened upon Vera Cruz
by this time. Gen. Benton leaves Washing
ton for the seat of war on Thursday, as Plen-
ipotehliary and Envoy Extraordinary, with
power 10 draw at sight on the Sub Treasu-
rer, al New Orleans, for three millions OF dol
lars, The naval and military forces will ACT
in concert with him. but no armistice will be
granted except on The conclusion Of treaty
of peace duly ratified in Mexico. The occu-
patton Of Salriilo and Monterey is important
only so far as that fact would favor our gov
eminent IN adjusting terms Of peace IfVera
CruZialls we cannot Loose much by the cvac
uation OF SalIlo and Monterey. for we shall.
at all events, retain Il strong iooihoIi in every
one OF the northern states during the negoti-
York Sun.