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The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17
Pike X Baldwin, contra.

No. %. Camp ct al V. Gulleu and Wife, Appeal from Pulaski Circuit Court
 Judgment affirmed. Opinion by Johnson C.J.
 If the record shows that the bill of parlic- ulars was filed, it is not necessary that it should be so marked. Objections 10 evidence must be made us il IS offered. Where the ,es- timony is closed, motion to reject will be overruled, if any part is admissible. Where an account is flied as set-of, and some of the items seem barred by the statute of llmi- sations, the court should not, on motion, ex- elude the account, as the party may show that 1t is not within he statute. In such case the motion to exclude should not be made until the testimony is closed, an,l then apply to such items only as are barred
 Jordan, for appellants.
 Bertrand, contra.
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Bertrand, contra.

No, P. Trapnall ct al. Jordan as ad. el al Appeal from Pulaski Circuit Court
 Dismissed. Opinion by Johnson c. J. Oldham j., dissenting. Where he sheriff sells property under sev- eral executions, he cannot call upon the Cir cui. Court 10 distribute the proceeds arising from the sale but must do so on hts own responsibility. The appearance of the sev- eral claimants of the fund, to lhc petition of the sheriff, will no, inves, the court with lu- risdiclion over the fund. The lien upon iha personal estate IS determined by the receipt of lhe execution. As to the real estate, the sheriff need moi look beyond the face of ihe executions to find out which lien is prior. Ringo S Trapnall, for appellants.
 Watkins and Curran and 5. II. Hampstead,
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Aceurrsp FOX LACK OF LAwYHR.--ir

AeaUirrgD FOX LACK OF A LAwyER--in the Municipal Court, the other day, three boys were pu. to the bar together to be tried for Iarceny. Two of them were proy. ded with lawyer apiece to plead for them, bu, the third laekea--as some think essary article, in such crisis The two who were thus provided, were convicted and sent 10 the House of Correction, but the friendIess and lawyerless lad was acquitted and discharged from custody. Perhaps a friend of this much abused class would say that he was acquitted for lack of evideace; but there are others who slously affirm that it was solely owing 10 the cause first stated.
 Boston Jfareiler.
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No. 5. Howard ct al. as ad. V. Ball aud Men;fee. Appeal from Conway Circuit Court in Chaneery.
 Decree reversed. Opinion by Conway B. J.
 The respondent failing to answer the ale gations in the bill, will be taken as confess ed. and this court will proceed to inquire whether the facts so confessed, warrant the decree.
 An account against administrators in thelr individual capacity cannot he pleaded ss a set of to a claim due them as administfators. The administrators have not the care of the children of their intesiase, nor are they re- sponsible for their main.enanee; nor for other expenditures for their benefit. Claims due iu different rights cannot be sei off at law or in equity If the party has an adequate reme- dy al law he cannot come into equity for re- lief
 Ringo & Frarasihs eef appellants
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Decisions of the saprensc Court.

No. e. Beebe V. IIershy Error to Pu- laski Circui, Court.
 Judgment affirmed Opinion by Oldham J,
 The defendant pleads par, payment, the plaintiff takes issue withou, signing judgment for the part unanswered = this is not a dis continuance of the acton. The common law rule upon lbai subject is technical and map plicable tn this State. where forms are made to yield 10 substantial justice.
 Watkins & Curran, for plaintiffs.
 Cunmins, contra.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

THE CHEAT BairAIK. -The Liverpool cores poBient of tlis Charleston Courier, says: Little has been said about the Lated Great Britain, lately, but see an extract of letter from Mr. Bremner, the civil engineer, in which he says he hopes there wiIl be no danger of her until April, when hs expects to commence operations 10 raise her He further says: She has quarried down six feet of the solid rock, and turned ap like plough Gorwmd. There are four feet of sand above the rOck in all ten and half feet She mus, be raised thirteen feet, perpendicular height, and then her bottom patched, launched, and taken probably to Livsspe, hss, f possible io Bristol, by two steam CTS. The sand now in her which the water is over, viii mako her fully 300 tons weight you see the lifl will be no joke.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

ort- The last Albany Argus IS occupied chiefly wiIh the proceedings Ot the court and the speeches of the lawyefs in action or libel brought bJ ibe editor of that paper against the editors of the Atlas published ia the same city. The offensive article contained the charge of .pepury or subo'na,ion of perjary,' and the jury returneta verdict of S5o0 damages.
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Mai. Gen. BuTLsa, arrived at New Or leans on the ist inst, fiom Brazos Santiago, being absen, from the army, on sick leave We arc gsatitied to learn ti,at the old SoldieI is fast recovering from the wound he receiv. cd al Monterey.
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LPrTLE ROCK
wEDNEsDAY MoaNINc. N AacH ', ls.s.

nx TAe Esesssn ,aalK ia conssquense of the
 heRky sAias wAieh hsse continued for more than q
 1ei tas failed D sst through since the eth inst. We ehaerssana 4llas the bridges on the rouse have Sssn sEspg zKay or bccvne inpassAbies and sAs ssaaseiess have provided ior bringing the mail up By ste1fa boats on the Askansas. We may therd- &gs lock iSf wsgoa ioaa or back mail by the first
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Cuinmlns, contra,

No. 34. Hill and Sargent v. Cravey. Ap- peal from Union Circuit Court in Chancery
 Decree affirmed. Opinion by OlhamJ.
 Where the respondent answers the com planan,'s bill, he must give full and sutfi- cient disclosure 10 the questions asked, and cannot, in his answer, evade discovery Where the answer is adjudged insufficient aud full answer Is not made within such time as inc court shall direct, the bill will be taken as confessed.
 Rngo & Trapnall, for appellants.
 Pike X Baldwin, contra
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

kt Wears indebted to cur Representatives in Congress isr public documents. And our thank. ass especially due te Col. Newton for copy of the safyeyor Generals report with fine diagrams at- tseied. < publication io ns of very great salps.
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S5-WeAse indebtsd to Capt. F Kendd for Mem phis papers Of the st inst. and 10 the steamer Ar kansas No. 5. and Cotton Pian,, for late New Or leans papers.
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ASHAMED or IT.-i, seems, says the Bos- ton Statesman, that Mr. Senator Cilley him stff WAS ashamed to vote f,r lis resolve to withdraw the troops rom Mexico. It was laid on the table, Il 10 nothing,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

TaE WAn.Om seSy ereiiiAg news cf q battle publishea last week. seems alI 10 have ended in smoke. as our latest dates give ns no confirmation of t. Such also is the csse wiih the rumored cap tufe of Capt Pike of the Arkansas volunteers.
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SuPR. ME CouRr, CLERK UFrIcE, ]
 March 18th. iSlT.

Editor ofthe Banner
 l It would be satisfactory to inc attorneys not re.
 siding at Little Rock to know whether further pro- ceedings have been had in cases decided at the late sitting of the Supreme Court, since the notice of
 them in your paper; and whether the points dec id ed, if rightly reported, may b. considered as con ciusyeiy settled subject to revision at the meet. { ng of the court in June. therefore furnish you below lis, of the cases in which re-hearing has { been ordered, or petitions for reconsideration filed l Respectfully. &e, l.. E. BARBER. i Faulkner & Walker v. Walker. Petition Tor re. consideration filed.
 Brown ct al. v. Byra ct al. Rehearins ordered. 1 Hill & Sargent V Cravey. Petition for recon. | sideTation fled.
 Patton ct al. Y. Ashley. Petition for reconsider
 ation filed.
 Johnson Y. Ashley. Relocating ordered l State use Reider v Lawson ct al. Petition for Teconside taiion filed.
 UPFsR RvEss-The Missouri was rising rapidly on the 20th uit. The Osage was also rising, and all the creeks and mil!-strea,ns .sfloating The St. Louis .Nfr Era of 1 the 25th, says;
 ''The rivers above have become free of ice and navigation is again resumed. \ number of boats have arrived, biinging heavy cargoes In the Mississippi, from this to the mouth oi 1 the Ohio, there is some ten feet water in the channel. a snfliciency for large class boats to get ou. with full cargoes. The Illinois is rising slowly, with 6l feel water on Naples Flats. The Upper Mississippi rising. Yes tertay morning it commenced showing and the ground was cove cd 10 the depth of three inches in few hours. l. has remained cold and cloudy since, att! has much the appear ance of tain.n
 The French can claim the most original
 idea of the age as theirs, viz the putting to sale by public aHciion of ihe mortal remains of their ancieps kings We copy from Paris paper part oi Fan advertisement of sale which was to have taken place on the 25lh of Co., iober, at S,. Dennis: ..Sale offuraiture, pain iings, stngravings, relics, and bones of the an- cieat Kings ef France, collected at the lime of the violation of the tomb of Si. Dennis, to wit: Bones of Pepin-le-Bref, of Phillip lii., called the Bold; of J,hn Tristan, son of St. Louis; hand of Louis XII; Hair of Mar gueriie of Provence; Part of dress of Maria i.eaisa of France, sss'.gh.s. af Louis Av.;j ,he Skaii of father Sugef. Terms eash.n
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

TkxAs-The steamship Galveston, Captain Hayi. land, arrived at N. Orleans from Galveston, bring ing papers of the 5,h inst, the day of her departure thence
 We have some little intelligence, through this channel, or events at the mouth of the Rio Grande The schooner Uncle Bill arrived at Galveston from tha, river, which she left on the 26lh ult, reported the following:
 The Virginia regiment of volunteers hal arrived and were dsembarking at The mouth of the Rio Grande This and several oiher regiments from the Northern States, are to be stationed Tor some tme cu that riyer.
 Some little excitement continued to exist at Ma. taInoros, in consequence oI apprehended attacks from struggling bands of Mexicans. The arrival of additional troops the frontier will quiet that and give new life 10 business operations in that quarter
 Various ban,ls Of Mexeacs rancheros it is rutnor. ed are prowling about the country. lobbins travel. CTS and small paities oi traders. The mounted reg iment from Texas, was anxiously looked for, to SCOUT the country, and disperse these bands of rob herS
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

ott- In ia-day's paper will be found a review of the Attorney Generals opinion published in our last on the subject of the amount of treasury war rants receivable for the internal improvement fund. Although concarring mainly in inc opinion of .he Attorney General, we are pleased to see the matter discussed, and we give place with pleasure 10 the able author of the review. As the people have the deepest interest ia the proper disposition Of the State revenue, we thus present then with both sides of the question.
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No. l06.- JordAa V Ford and Dickinson. Appeal ron Bradley Cissuls Court.

Affirmed. Opinion by Johnson C, J.
 4 note endorsed to Myers is not admissi- ble tn evidence under count describing |, as endorsed to Mason. Notice Of demand and protest fer non-payment, given by the holder of bill or note will enure ,o the benefit oI all prior endorsers. A judgment in favor oi the holder against the maker and endorsers, with proof of payment by an intermediate endorser is evidence nf demand under tAs money counts agaias. prior endoFser
 Riugo & TrapnaIl, for appellants.
 Yell, contra.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

Carr. WALKEn's CoMPasY.--We learn thai Capt Walkers company of Mounted KilIemen, enlisted iu Washington City and Baltimore, were to leave the latter city on shs morning of 25,h ut, by way Of Wheel ing and Newpor, for inc seat of war May ,he ssre~-s which has followed .heisehisal- rous commander, continue win ,i.<,n.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

SANTA ANSA's LAsr.-As document of inter- est we refer readers to the proclamation of the Mexican General, published in another column. for the paper containing which we are indebted to the courtesy of Majcs Field. of this city. ftprcsents
 state of distress ia the army he commands, almost ineonceisabie, alter the many boosting manifesto. lions of the ability of that Republic .to drive the dasiag enemy from her soil" He discloses pie ture of psivation and absolute want and having drawn from his own funds as largely as he is will ing. tes his soldiers that the government has de- serted them, and that they must forage for living In address to his soldiers since the proclamation he reiserates what he has said to the whole com try. either for tho purpose Of driving them to es- pefasioa. or handling portion of the three mil iious aboat to be appropriated for the purpose of negotiation with his eouatry.
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NAxAG.-- Commodore Perry has succeeded to the eomnamI ia the Gall. con. Conner having been reliesed.
 The trials ef Captain CarPender for the loss cf the Truxtoa. and Captain Pearson for the loss of the Boston, have taken place. Both officers found guil- v and sentenced to be ecashiered, but the runishme was eo,nmated by the President. to one years sus- pension from ihe seryiee..
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JOHN DOE.

N.B. fl is requested of editors who hav' published the opinion of the attorney gene ral, 10 give this an insertion. J. D.
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CurroS ANp CoRv.--On the sth inst. n N Or. leans cotton was advancing aud sales of 5000 baies were inade at 10 c. better than the quotation be- to,x.
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 CoNGREss.--FR m the New Orleans Mercury ol the s,h inst. take the latest intelligence of the proceedings of the House.
 The bill to raise revenue from duty on tea and eoe, has been lost in the House by voie of lO5 to l89. One oi the majority moved reconsideration, and in the midst Of much excitement. the vote was again taken. the result of which was i0i 10 l05-- This vote vas upon substitute placing some ad ditioasi duties npcn iaxuries, which was adopted in comwi.tce. and subsequently rejected upon ifs 6nai passage-ycas Gs. nays lss
 In the Senate. Mir. Critsenden's bill, apprepria- ting halfa million for the purchase of provisions os the Irish. to be conveyed in national ships pas ssd-yess 25: nays IS. F.
 II supposed that. in eonseqaenee oi acquisitions made on the wsr Department by Gen. Scott. which taAAot be met t,iI May. the ssiAck on Vera Crus. wiil bs deferred antii fall
The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-17

Johnson Y. Ashley. Relocating ordered State use Reider V. Lawson ct al. Petition fol Teconside taiion filed.
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N. .oRLEAvs CLAsstrlc ArtoN,

7CokN.-Uh IIIf saIhe uly Iiele WeFe saIes OI I1f' too sacks at 80 cents, and 5000 sacks of white and yellow in Kentucky basging 10 arrive at S els.
 Abstract of cases decided during the Iasl term oi the supreme court, and which finishes their pub, iication in paper, will be found in another column. We ate again indebted for them to l.. E.. BARBER Esq.
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Patton ct al. Y. Ashley. Petition for reconsider. atioa flied
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Brown ct al. v. Byri ct al. Rehearing ordered, Hill & Sargent '. Cravey. Petition for recon. sdeIation filed.
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AI' Is Dt hDE-h.
 Faulkner & Walker Y. Walker. Petition Tor re. consideration filed.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
2tmsl6nbiicbe 9facbritbten.

Sn Nntwerpen trafen am 10. unb 20.
9lpril iiter 1900 beutfd,e 9luspaneerer Cit,
Elm She'll cerielben nurte lcgletd oerIhifft,
Elm anberer rultete lId, Snr ginldifuns; bic
Sieuanfrmmenren mn6ten marten. 9lnfanas
M1ai parb berslnerans nod itdrfer; an 5000
icllten ramals fhrn in Der Stabt Der lleter,
fabrt barren> 70 ene bic orrhanbenen @aff,
bdu1er s,r ibrer 9l,rfnabme fanm a,tsreihten.
3etn Gtiffe ,paren NIT benz Ginlacen ter
S,arrenoen befddfti9t, ttre 3all reihte abcr
niht bin, bic tn's lln9ebeure anspadRnte
Wienge auf;unehmen, 3nn,al nat bem neuem
mid)t mebr 70 piel Menfd,en
als icnlt an Bcre 9encmmen ,percen tiirfen
Die lleberfahrtspreife ftiesen in Sotse befen
pcn s3 auf $50 Sr.; uno siefe arme Icuts
fhe, bic cine 70 hcbe Summe ntd,t tesablen
fcnnten fanren ild sen0tbi9t, gertrdse noe,
gen ibrer lleterlleoelung nad Nl9ier eimsms
sehen. slnbere, bic feine Sdiffe mebr finteu
fcnntcn, purcen Witte Waai auf benz Dampfs
boot ,Gity Of 9Rctterbam'' inStafIe nah Cons
BON sefdaft, Tim bort ibre lleberfabrt sn be-
,perfen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

unier Scllese BON Der Stactpoif casu2 8ir
fcnnen ntdt elauten, cas- er iTf ais Ieuts
Iher, itrio nrd casu als sebtlceter Teutfher,
tptIentiaf, slr irid,em 2sref tereiett; renn
auftui,tt9 ls'mlf, iptr haben etue teiTere Mets
smua .rn tguem S.>crsen, ais pen lcitem eft
lless sg,9sSySarIeu mo heransfcrssrusen9Ssl 9Ssls,;
sar.r aer SesSsrs sJt'fArtdeH ctr Ceutvbeu i'm
$BiitEsmtaarss AFT asr :hrsr lrut st ,et,t, ustc
"a saSu"Es~ xss$ K ,sans Tcv1 liz fttr hcee
SSeaSSslle tgrrrxg >saTrc lie xasc SASsSrli,
s1f,astrt tEr clr S'srliec Surer Se<t>xssH,
FsGc.c-aarsssyegc ii. N2,S yaar seT sxrvSstSrcr
Slruauorserr ,es~r'r-Sc., gr'fsns, S,s Ie f.as
lc, frdos, uuslre tSselc$ ffYss, Gr> ssxttsrS,
oaf oiclc foulsn, eraeSE, rass~eSsst Series
nurt ibrc Sri'sNrcEs NJ, zen Su7cr,saasrs
erSrhnc trrnnrcrmyugcr Snle rclrt lNs' Nas
sltanmcn?
Die Srqantation Ger sgrxIt IT cine SS;l.
lenidhaft Die man enteeten, nitht erHnoeI
mus, cenn ile lic9t III scr organization cet
Ntcnlhrn iiberhaurt. Statt nadp Scr NSii
ieulhaft ;u frassu, lte!Ieu iId, Nartheianfllt,
rer btnter cen Gi9ennus uno luthen auf ren
QSe9e bes Mrnppcls ihr 3iel III erreieten
3uerit bas Mcncpol Der Waars, eann pae
Mcncpcl Der 9lrbeiter, uno snlest ned, bae
politiife Mencpcl elmer an bic G5eburt ae,
fnitrften Sreiteit.
Die Sade 1T fehr ernif, unb mir tperoeu
9ele9entett tabert earaMf surird5ufcmmen
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

Die pcff bon seitern 9lbenb bradte bic
Jeahridt BON Der Nnfunft oes Dampfihif-
fes AIele9rapb' in 0eep- Orleans, nit ben
lebten 3eitun9en unb 8riefen BON Merifo.
Wir fnoen inbeB nihts BON grbeblidfeit.
Sn Der Oauptftaot Werifo liegen lid,
Die militdriihen Tiibrer in ben oaaren nnb
man befiirhtet ben 2lusbrub enter neuen
Nenoluticn. Gin paar @enerdle baben benz
Oellptele Santa 2tnna's gefol9t nno thre
Stellen nieoer9eleSt. @enerat sllmcnte ftst
TIM @efdnsniB, inter ber BefhuIbi9nn9 per-
rattertid,en Briefmehfels NIT ben Neinoen.
Inter ben Merifanerri berrfd,e bas @criiht,
Uen. Sectt fei 9efforben; fle fancen ibri-
9ens settt8 senuS das, oae cies etts erbidte-
ter linfua mar.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

s fstner sente fleIen, aber aud, cine gu,ohr
Merifaner. WV "''6"p'
Mai anb g., 1916. Die edlohteu ,,o,,
paltp sIito nno Gefaea be Ia paln,a in Teros
tperben 9eliefert. " '~>N"'
Mat H., 1916 prdTbent pplf iiberfdidt
cent Son9reB cine Bctfhaft, tporin er enl,
pfetlt, bas Der @intritt bes Rrieaes fOrmlid,
erfldrt nerbe, berbeisefiibrt bnrd bic Nanb.
lnnsen Werifcs. 9lm l3. Neai aab Der @pn,
ereB ciele Grfldruns mno ermdd,tiate ben
prdTcenten, ben &rieg bis su einem toIei.
gen nno ebreasollen Sriebensi idIufe su fiib.
rem.
Die foberaIifiiden Wbisbldtter, tpeIde
cas 8erfabren Merifcs beitanbis su redtf,r,
tigen uno jenes Ger eisenen Nominilfration
gu taoeln fiden blieben biz jebt eeniiaenoe
slntpcrt auf Die Srase ftulbis: cb bel 10 be.
wanbten llmltdnoen bic Der. Ct mad, Gbre
uno pflidt ancers banbeln tonuten, ais Ge
sebanoelt taben. q. 9. Sta.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
Srie9sberibte.
mertf fp.
Cpdtc epn Xamticp.

Nalt ser slnfnnft Der liitljden pcit inSre.
oerldsbure, baten mir einen Gag lpdtere
Tahridten bon OtemsSrlsons, unb Die les-
ten Seridte bon Sampiec.
Man erfdbrt, sbas nur $50 cicultfdtiae
Sruppen bort sparen, ba b,e &rantbeit III.
ter ten Sclcaten iebr 9rce tein lcu.-
slnh fast man, cae pauline, Elm berildtis.
ter Gdubcr, an Der Spiee elmer 9roeen Cue.
riaa Sance mar, spelde Ylincerunsen uni
nnb Mcrbtbaten periibte, ioppbl All renNe.
rifanern, tpie an cen 9Imerifarern.-
Die &ranfbeit unter ben ecuisoiaeGpauu.
tair in Gampicc mar iebr bebeuteno.- 3abl.
reihe Gpbtesfdlle famen Dor.
Die 8ri99 Wcbille fam BON New D,rf,
NIT elmer bebeutenren sluiabl Sruppen an
SorS, mar an Der aaite eefheitert, aber al
le Sruppen unn @annfhaft 9erettet, nur
faum NIT bem eeben bapcnfcmmenb.-
Nn observation-disclosures crsQieutenants
Waban, .tpelder Dor einieer 3eit lit Dem
Stdot6en China i'm Duea per,punoet .pur-
Dc, 1T fein S,pAen oorbanten.
Die fpdteiten Hcbrihten pom cbernGbei-
le oes Sanoes ertpltnen, bae 0eneral Urea
Ilb in Der 8eseno bon glctcria befane.-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

Die arbettersaffcSiattc 10 n nno
biearbeitDerf ANN lun9 i'm 9 tas
e0amfe Warb in philao oelp ia.
60 eben it mns ber pbilab. eeo9er NIT benz
Deridt iber bic 9r6Be Natip slmerifan strs
beiterserfammlnn9 susefcmnaent Der uns in
ttsfe Betribnie nerfeste.
ss5eet baben mir es beutli6 ansfpt eden boz
ren, bae biepartbei ,pelde ben bcbenSfuss
scu, als has 9roee Mittel gum gelbn,ahen
iino sur @tadNliefeit oertbetoigt, Eidt nar
tremce US a are, icnbern AUDI frembe u II
better BON alier asnerifanifhen @cnfuren3
due9eftlcRen tpiGsn mil. - Was faat ba
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07

Sur bieprdGeentldaft stebts bios 7 @anbi-
oaten. Q @ener6le baben 8efebl erbalten
eas Commando uber Die 1ruppen in San-
euis III lbernebmen. Die $4,000 Mann bic
Gen. gcotr entsesenmarfdiren fcllen, bette
ben 9rDBtentbeils aus roben Gefruten cbne
Disciplin uno fhle6t betrafnet. bic belm
erften &ancnenfhuB 9ieiBaus nebmen tper-
ben. Sen. TaYlcr foq BON Sen. Scctt be-
creert ipurcen fein, nah San-euts sorsurit-
fen. llnire 9ruppeu flnoen uuterbaltsmit'
tel im lleberaue in puebla. Die gSeisen'
ernete fol- bort ocr;aslih aussefallen ieiu.
(9Self 81
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-07
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Wslt Der snfunft oes Eampfers @aluei7er
IN Jtetp Orleans am 2O.cn, haten mir einc,
Gag ipdtere Gadten bon 8era Grll;.-
@apt. Sainbricse, nit elmer 9lnsatl gir
ger bon $50 nnb Is bepaffneten Wadnnern
orn puebla aus nah 8era GruS 9ebent
puroe bon elmer ftarfen @uerillo 8ance an
9e9rlffen, unb nah einem mrbrftnnoiaer
iharfsn Genccntre, ihlus oie1elben poIfcm
men, NIT einem Serlult bon Is Gotten uut
7OSermunoeten uniererleits, tpdtremo mebl
oenn 9unoert Merifaner 9etootct wurcen
sic ,paren AT Ger Taticnal 8rif pojt;rt
5n Sera @rus mar bas geriieht in llmlauf
baB in Der Stabt Merifo prcnunicamentcs
sesen Santa Inna ftatt9efunoen bitten, je-
bod bic Circulation oerielbsn pom General
8uifamenta eerboten porbeu iei.-
Santa slnna bate gum sfpeiten M2ale auf
bic pralloentfdaft @er;id)t 9eleifet, jeocd,
mar ieine Gefsnatipu oem @cnsreB nidt
. p ter.
Der Steamer Dap am 81. in q. .. an
Iefommen, iberbrinst Mittbeiluneen BON
sera Gru5 bis gum Is. bie1es.
Gin sln9rif auf Gampieo, bon ben Weri-
ern tpuroe erpartet. Sc miro beridtet, bae
5000 Wann tn Der umsesenb Der Staot
,dren.
Ole AuBenpcifen tpurben einberufen.
Sn Sera erus erfubr man, oae bic Sc
'erale Scott nno Wortb, NIT Der Sauptar-
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