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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Or. suomme professor Of Architecture in the Ini-
peral University Of Dorpat Russia, has recently
vented method Of drawing from the leaves Of the
pine cotton-lke substance to which he has given
the given OF forest wool, which is extremely well
fried Tor the fabrication Vi coarse stus, as well as
pastcboard and wrapping paper. The cloth made Of
the forest wool retains il is true, an odor Of rosn
but as this odor drives off troublesome insets, the
cloth may be used with advantage in bedding, such
as marass covers, blankets &C., especially for bar
racks, hospitals, and other establishments where
great many persons are crowded together.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20
Tyvo Dis,inrui.hed Ladie.,

The Brooklyn Advertiser says that Brooklyn has
become the residence Of two ladies Of some distinc
ton. a 4Ht#G
One of them is the noble widow ola gallant British
officer who few years ago brutality assassinated
in China by order Of Of the authorities OF that
country, and whose violent and cruel death was
cause Of much subsequent difficulty between two ma
tons. She was in company with her husband when
he was seized: she travelled several miles foot I'M
der scorching sum- and subjected to the grossest in
dignities for the purpose of entreating his life. She
only escaped equally barbarous death, to be Gagged
literally SOY for exhibition by vagabond popuace
and in this deplorable situation she remained until
rescued by some English seamen In token of the
bravery displayed in her attempts to save her
tempts TO save ner husbsnd, and as n compensation
for the suferngs and privaons she had endured the
British Government awarded her pension OF three
hundred pounds per annnIn, on which she supports
herself and an only daughter.
The other lady Is thus spoken Of. Those who are
familiar with the history OF European wars, will re-
collect thar on the retreat OF the British forces at
Corunna child was found by the way side sucking
the breast of its dead mother. soldiers wife her
self wounded and in anguish, took the infant and by
careful nursing and than maternal care convey
ed II to England. gallant officer, Lord Forbes,)
not less distinguished Tor bravery than his humanity
rewarded the woman for her tenderness and fidelity
and took under his own charge the orphan boy who
i himself became an officer. The foster mother was
| handsomely rewarded by him, and also received d
gratuty from the Government, which amply sufficcs
Tor her comfoet and sle TOO, is now surrounded by
large and happy family and one of the population
| Of Brooklyn.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

s-T The Union Of last evening says that Mr. Trisl
has been recalled; that no more overtures will b.
made by us for peace; that all overures for peace
must come from the enemy; and that Gen. Scott
will have 30 900 men with him in short time t,q
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20
Arripals at 6Otels, rtf., up to 9 p. M.

W. " NATIONAL HOTEL. ny 9. 9. COLEMAN
john Digs Md Logan, Philadelphia
wright Chicago Robinson, Nd
r Sprague, Baltimore John Sitter Pa
Geo Holt and lady, NO John Turey, Pa 6S,o
WP Aubrey, Camargo Jos Hare, Nc
mrs Wedgewood, England Mrs Ynlee and servant N 6
Ihos WWilliamsp Baltimore J Deyereux, Phladelphia
? Ellis u Richmond Geo Wagner, Baltimore
Mr. Rodewald, New Orleans A w Peabody, f'ss aff4l
w Scott, Va 8i., Taylor, NY Nt4
sgd Walker, Va s8 APoole, New Orleans n
Friend, va CWTaber, NY .git
A w Tnbur,ya CHI Land, NY
NJ Burioot, Va 3,o JfB Gray, Va
M French d ladies, Va DrZ Byrne Baltimore
Jno w Hudelston & son, Ga s Jones' Y. WAL .G
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, pY,T. . M Brown.
Byrnsde and lady, Va ABarnea, Nd sa' iil
Miss Alexander, Va VIM Stowe, Mass aye
Cate and lady, Mass Judge W Crane d lady, Nd
L c Seden, Va Jas M Buchanan. Md -.
VIM Corse, Alexandria WIN Washington, d c !,
Jas > Hmon, Baltimore ID B DeBow, New Orleans
NJ Mcdaniel, Va. VI " Nh t Xxx IA
NJ eADsBYs HOTEL. ri 8t#6
Chas L Rowand, Pa MrsIH Ralney, Ala
Jos Fender, Buena Vista w w SWAIN Texas
sangtefany, "ta "A Siexson, New Orleans
Jno II Whitaker d servt, NC r G Shorter, Ca
Waller, Va Hon W Archer, Va
l. ogle and lady, Md John Brown, Ala. 81
TyLER's HoTEL. 3i p a,
WE White, Va ,5 Hare,NC
NJ M Lewis Va NJ lji, ,e6 ] d WIlbank SO
DR. Medlett Va Com. Moore, Texas
d Jennings, Md JDW Gufin. Va 3.5.
2 Jones, Va sa, Wood, Va
! Smith, Va A Dooittle, NY fla,b
X RUSSELL Ala Nisbett, schr Mazeppa
W P Blakely, lady q child, Va Thos Jones, brig Emily
Does aii Mostly, Va
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

SKELETON FouND.- The Rockville (Md) Journal,
Of Saturday last, ys;-"We learn from Major Geo.
Peter that the skeleton ofa man was found some
weeks ago, near Lees Quarry, on the canal, in
Montgomery county. His clothing was black
bombazine coat and pants. Major Peter had his
bones inferred Nothing.further is known Of HIM.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

EJ He who blames others the most, Is usually the
most TO be blamed. NN
Aquick eye 10 detect the faults Of another has usu
ally blind side to Its own.
sharp tongue Is moved by an unquet spirit, and
an unquiet spirit wanteth not words and complain
ings
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BALrlMoan MAayRT- Tuesday, october 10,

,1 BALTIMORE MARKET--TuesRy October 49, EF9i
4 ABDUCTION to-day, by R, Lennon q Co, .,ll * ~
267 hhds p r. Sugar, 2l3 sold, balance withdrawn)
w WINK 'tllat 3.F $50 a GIT
lO7 hhds. Muscovado Sugar 49Oa5,a
~ bbls do do 5S0a6,0
10 hhds, Neuvitas Syrup .i h lag,, 20
30 do do Moasses i5A. 30a 30 ID
20 tierces do Honey 80
10 hhds. r. Il. Molasses 7. ,eN.. 22l.2
FLouR.-The announcement by telegraph Of the arrival
of the Cambria at Boston, with ID days later news from
England, caused suspension Of business. There were
sales yesterday Of about 100 bills Howard street brand.
ut $500 to s6,62 H. Some holders to-day asking
s6,75 without finding purchasers The receipts are hight
City Mills u held nomlnaly at s562 i2 Corn Meal
s3,75; Rye Flour s4.75 ,Ji's y agis N
GRAM-Moderate receipts, Good to prime red whea,
selling this morning ut 100 1916 White IN nominal
at 4Oa 45 c.; choice family flour 100 c.; white corn use
yellow 60 10 e. oats 40 As c. (; rye ~ q.
WHIsKEy-This article 10 firm, with sales at % 30 G.
per gallon in hhds and bills IiN &tl IS nv, fiJ 4
BgEP CArrLE.There offered at the sales on Mon.
day 1910 head OF which HOO purchased by city butc
and packers at ~ 35 per 0 lbs the hoof equal
to "a B nett and averaging about s2G2 l2 gross show.
ing slight advance on previous quotations The quality
othe stock fair o. the above amount 1850 head wer
driven to Philadelphia, and go head left over.
Hoas.--There Is a lair supply Sales are making at
s6,25 G,62 l-2. As lft, -'.3 isi5iln1Y d HI sfI
PRovIsioNs--on Saturday 100 bbs mess pork were ID
ken at $685. and $50 bbs prime at sl0 1850 Moderate
sales Of No beef at ell Bacon Is In fair request sale
Of 5000 lbs shoulders att "a and 3OOO bs fair at IL
CT sides are selling att "a to l2c per h. as to quality
hams 10 II l2c Sales Of lard In bbls at 10 10 Ia G.
in kegs IL is held at II II "a c. per lb-Patriot
Nxw YoRx, oct lo--e, PM
This has been most exciting day in our markets. the
news BY the Cambria having general stoppage Of
business, with unsettled prices !,
Flour very dull and but 3O0 barrels were taken to
fill eastern orders, at se,5o 6.6e IL s9 Ngzss
n -.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

We understand that 1t is proposed to reward Caleb
Cushing's military services with a title of nobility
Henceforth he will be known as the Earl Of Somer-
set-PLymouth lNass.l Memorial
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Er More than nine thousand different animals
have been changed into stone. The races or genera
Of more than half Of these now extinct, net being
known in living state upon earth,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20
THOMAS r. JONES,
Attorney and Solicitor OF Patents

Who was formerly At the head Of the Patent ONCE,
Prepares DvairsS and Spscifeafiops ank frdnsaefs al
bsiness reidfis 10 ne obtaining Of Pasepfs, either
G& lomssfixor ftrslSa. '&
~ Letters Of inquiry requiring written advice or opin
lon must DO accompaned win lee OF ave dolIars md tbs
postage Of lcters 10 him uI11H b paid. Y n
OrSicEF street, Wsshn1>pr cry, SIX doom east OF ne
Patent once W n oct 19--d1y,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

III An Alabama editor makes apology for u lack
Of editorials because his better afhas the scissors
''rhe babies" he says must have shirts, and Sal
won't cut out shirts witha handsaw, no how you
can fix itn
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Whitney's Russian Bath.

Corner . Ia street and nrissourf = We nm.
THERE 10 great utility In fis Bath ia prevenlS mi Z.
moving all disease that nesh 10 heir to. Thoss vino
have never tried will ind Il to their advantage I'd MAJ
the experiment Price for anglr bath f1FTY CEN7'S
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

DEPARTURE OF TRoops.--The steamer Little Mis-
souri, stopped at Jefferson Barracks on the 10th inst
and took on board Capt Little's company Of mount.
ed dragoons-84 in number. They have been order
ed TO Vera Cruz and from thence to jSin Gen SCOTS
army with all possible despatch 4, u n y igi
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Lf " Dear father, ] am sick--confned by bilious
feyerf' wrote-a son TO father, lately. He was In
jail for debt at the time.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Z The CUMBERLAND CANAL.--We learn from the
Georgetown Advocate that the damages done to this
work will not exceed $4,000, and that they are at
work repairing the breaches, Is miles from George
town i1i ,5st|s A'"r ~ ,5.. Xxx w. -lf
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

GoDEy's MAGAxiNEWo are indebted to Brooke,
shington d Co. for copy of this valuable periodi-
cal-the last out II is repete with fine writing and
engTavings The Indies should huye il forthwith
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Later From HnvnMa and Nc XiCO. M
BY the schr. iSoners, Capt. Wood, arrived yester-
day says the Charleston Courier Of the 18th ins we
received copy Of the Diaro dc la Marina Of the 9th
inst. ati ,f4 tI5 t25}. 4G ,stttf
The English steamer Med,oay, from Vera Cruz,
having on board $4,000 in specie arrived at Havana
on the 7th inst The Havana paper is filled with
extracts from Vera Cruz Journals which, however,
contain but iten addition to what has already been
published .si
The only article Of news worth TRANSMITTING, is fur
nished by a correspondent from Vera Cruz, under
date Of the 9th Sept, which states that Gen. Scott
had addressed Circulars to thes Mexican States
inviting them to send their deputies to the Capital
with full powers to conclude treaty Of peace It Is
also stated that division composed of 1900 men, had
been sent by General Scott to take Touca a place
near the city.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

FiRE IN PArIADELpHIA.-Las evening, about
o'clock, fire broke out in Alexanders printing-of-
fce near Chestnut street. The establishment was
burnt to the ground, and with difficulty was the
surrounding property saved
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

IMPORTANT The Austin (1exas) Democrat Of the
9TH inst. AYERS that general rising Of the Mexcana
In the valley Of the Rio Grande was apprehended
Guerilla bands were rapidly forming and are armed
with reyolyers fd5
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

To OuR CONTEMPORARIES. Those of our con-
temporaries to whom we send the DAILY NATIONAL
WHIo in exchange, II they do not mean to recipro-
cate, will please return our paper.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

La PArniA. This Spanish paper has been chang
ed into daily II is printed and published In New
Orleans, and is famous for Its Munchausen storie
about Mexico. Ii Is second New York Sun.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

ssnsbiy like the stars; they lead only when the
sky 10 clear Reason 10 the magnetic needle which guide,
the ship when the siarp are wrapt In darkness
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

b aJ Colonel Gilpin, who was recently arrested BY
the commander Of Fort Leavenworth, has been re.
leased and rearrested t3ht ~
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

II TRoops.-Cupt. Jones and Al men of the voti-
geurs, and Lieuts. Marrasl Perkins and Sims oft
18th Infantry, with 81 men arrived at New Orleans
on the llth inst, on their way TO Vera Cruz
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

q To OUR SuBscRIBERs.--Any Of our subscriber
who are not regularly served, will please notify TN
Office Immediately, and the neglect will be remedcd
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

EJ The New Orleans National insists upon il,
that the Wings kicked up such fuss about Santa
Anas pass, that Mr.. Polk concluded to let Paroles
In without one ~ HtpNt,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

GRADUAL RISE OF NEwrouNDLAND ABOVE THE SEA.
1t is fact worthy Of notice. that the whole OF the
land in and about the neighborhood Of Conception
Bay, very probably the whole island, is rising out Of
the ocean at rate which PROMISES at no very dis
tant day materially to affect if not to render useless
many OF the best harbors we have now on the coast
At Port de Grave ascries Of observations have been
made, which undeniably prove the rapid dispace-
ment of the sealevc in the vicinity Several large
flat rocks over which schooners might pass some
thirty forty years ago, with the greatest facility
are now approaching the surface, the water being
scarcely navigable for skif. At place called tn,
Gosh, at the head of Bay Roberts, upwards Of mill
from the sea-shore and at several feet above its level
covered with five or six feet Of vegetable mould
there is perfect beach, the stones being rounded
moderate size, and in all respects similar to thost
now found in the adjacent land-washes.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Mn. WIsE.-A letter from Washington, says that
the Executive has fully sustained the conduct of
Mr.. Wise ut the Court Of Brazil, and at the same
time disayowed that conduct through Mr.. Wise's
successor e n. -L..-..l---.-l. :.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Scr FoR CERnERus-Th Treasury order con.
tinuing the ADMISSION Of Brazil coffee free Of duty,
is regarded US sop for Cerberus. ~ 5si.6
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

NAvAL-The Allegheny steamboat, Capt. Hunter,
arrived at Norfolk on Saturday. She has had ~
cases of fever among her crew, and lost Of them,
Sixteen out Of twentysx OF the officers were down
with the fever. +, " IA vi 1f{ fr ID i,.5- n Il
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Grs. AnMsrsoso.--1'he N. Orleans Delta AYERS
that Gen. Armstrong intends to make New Orleans
his permanent residence
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

SANTA FE BATTALIoN.--The Jefferson inquirer
says I'VE learn the destination of Major Gilpin's
battalion, this winter, will be follows the two
cavalry companies viii winter at Fort Scott and the
infantry and artillery companies at Mann's Fort on
the Arkansas river about thirty miles below the low
er crossing" Ngta
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

SATURDAY CounIER.--This valuable properly in
Philadelphia will be sold positively on Saturday next
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

REcRuITs FOR MExIco.-We learn that detach-
ment Of recruits arrived at Fortress Monroe last
Friday, in the Osceola under the charge of Lieut..
Geo. r. Wilmington. They are destined for the
vrginia regiment now in Mexico, and are fine
looking set of men. i n
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

OREooN CirY.-The trade between New York and
this new city, is quite brisk this season. 1t is car
ried on, of course, via the Cape Oregon City il
said to contain 10000 inhabitants. We do not be-
lieve it, ssa,.-f
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

Letter OF Gen. Taylor to the Hon. Joseph n.
Ingersoii, OF Philadelphia.
\ We have hoped for some time past to obtain CO.
py Of the above letter, but have been disapponf-
Jed, and for reasons which may BE- hereafter stated
The general tenor and subsistence, however, we are
! permitted TO iInpan g our readers. n W. "
The Letter is dated the Sd of August l847, at the
Head Quarters Of the Army OF Occupation in Mexl-
co. 1t commences by stating that he (Gen. Taylor
iss"a Wing, not an'ultra partisan Wing bur a deci-
ded Whig;' that no one could have observed the
debate In the Congress Of the last session the at
tsmpt to censure him for the capitalization Of Monte
rey, conduced mainly on sparty grounds" and doubt
The complexion Of his" (fy) "poliics." That he
has held commission In the army Of the United
States for forty years--this commission being ono
of the last ISSUED by Mr. Jefferson that in the last
Presidential election he advocated the election Of
Mr.. Clay, believing that he and his friends assni
lated more to the principles Of Mr.. Jefferson than
their "opponenfs." isf
Gen. Taylor then proceeds to define his present po
sition-that he does not think himself qualified for
the Presidency, that he would willingly postpone his
name to the election Of Mr. Clay or uny Of the
distinguished men of the same school now presented
to the public. IT. however, the people Of the Uuited
States shall spontaneously elect him, he shall feel
himself bound to serve, but that he will not accept
Of party nomination "sreliisipely." That ii he
should be elected he will go into Office unpledgcd TO
any particular course; that he determined to
ry out the intention Of the trainers of the Constitu
ton, of whom two referring 70 Washington and
Madison,) were among the early Presidents Of the
country and that he is determined In such to b.
the President Of the "nation" and not Of "party"
This letter is, we udersand, tho most full and sat
sfactory exposition of Gen. Tayors views, yet given
bv him Mr. Inpersol will ntyt consent IN its nnbli-
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By the sea side

Sit now, when morn is mellow, and the shells,
All white beneath our feet seem twinkling shells,
Full of the drowsy murmur OF the tide;
While sweeping of the winds, all sad and low,
Chords in the mourntul hormony, as though
Some spirit sighed. ~ M
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-20

HoRRIBLE.-Two recent immigrants from Great
Britain, Timothy and Mary Burke, were convicted a
few days since at Kingston, Canada West OF the
heinous and barbarous crime Of numbering their own
child, between four and five years Of age; and ano
Their indictment! hnngs over them for the murder OF
their daughter two years old. When the prisoners
were arrested, the man said they had died at se,,
the woman, that they had died coming from Mon
treal: but when they were told that the bodies had
been found, the man said that the mother had killed
them, because nobody uoud employ iaborers ,riM chill
dren.
~ NoRFoLK, Oct. I6, 2 p. m.
The U. s. steamship Allegheny Capt Hunter,
from Piitsburg, via New Orleans und last from Key
West has Just arrived at the anchorage, and saluted
the Commodore.
Extract Of letter to one OF the Editors of the Sa-
vannah Republican, dated f4F
X lr New YoRx, Oct. 8.
Rothschild has instructed his agent here to put
up Exchange to point which will pump our specie
back to Europe, where IL came from. Two drums
towards Mexico and Europe viii make monetary
crisis for which the wise man should prepare The
loan Of the United States will probably be below
par. Ifso, all other securities must be kept down."
We observe that some Of our cotsmporaries say
that the Legislature just chosen in Ohio win have TO
elect Senator In pnce of Mr.. Allen. This we be-
lieve Ii an error, 30 far as members Of the lower
house are concerned. The Senators who hold over
VIII have hand In tho business next year. Aibony
Epering Journal