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BALTIMORE. july IT, Iea7

BALTIMORE, July 10, lea7.
Democratic Candidate for Congress Triumph of the
Custom House Ciique-Defeat of he Court House
Ciique-John P. Kennedy-TAs potuntsns-zxs
Markets, &c.
The democracy Of Baltimore met in convention last
night fer the nomination Of q candidate to represent
the first seventeen wards Of the city In the next Con-
gress The choice fell upon Robert NJ McLane, ESQ,
son OF the Hon Louis McLane. This may be regarded
as triumph Of what has been called the Custom House
e!que Of which Mr. McLane has long been tho reputed
leader II the wings should bring out lawyer o.ndi.
GATE OF the Court House clique" they will be we'll
Matched but II the bone and sinew" triumph In their
convention and nominate mechanic merchant the
wings must triumph
This is the district well and ably represented for
several sessions by the Hon John p. Kennedy and he
mortal ohs nee to The temperance men. having ies
dent OF the House OF Delegates defeated the
.0r OF no cense TO be submitted to the people
ne IN able man, and would otherwise receive the no
mination and be elected aso.
Fort McHsnry has not been 30 full of men since tho
last wal, There being Fix companies quartered there
comprising five hundred men from Baltimore and
Washington who will take their departure Bra
EOS on Thursday next There Is great contest going
ON for the Aajorshp Of the battalion Efforts sre s,o
making to-day to raise more companies to
be added to battalion and vounteers seem TO be OBJ
tanned with great facility They are however pr,uoi
pay youths, about 20 years Of age, but will doubtless
make Rood soldiers.
Mr. Burton is making preparations TO omen the Front
street theatre again, Tor summer season, and all
other places Of amusement closed he viii doubtless
The MARKEIs In the Flour MARKET yesterday holders
mere and sales Of 500 bbs fresh ground
howard street brands have at whc prce
IN good request Small sale. Of susqaehans brands s.
Js DO sale yesterday Of so bbls Virginia Corn Meal
~ per Dbl Receipts Of Flour light There slight
in the price Of Wheat bu,Ss
l9s lot Of good Western red New Orleans Ia,
oushe Sale. Of 1000 bushels Rye
about the price.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
Maryland g. a s:O 30 SS's a. 4, 1851 IA. Scs
lo State cents closed at 90 asked bid City per
OF $780, closed asked 00k bid baltimore
Ohio railway shares AN asked, AK bid.
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LATEST MOMENT
It E l. X q n a r. LaLC


BosroS, July H. is<7.
The steamer Caledonia sailed this afternoon, With the
semi monthly mail containing about IS 900 letters and
the usual quantity Of other mailable matter She had
ioa passengers among them ~ d. Hubbard Esq, with
dispatches from the Stat. Department
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PHILADELPHIA, July lo-9PM
Southern mail at Washington. No arrivals Nonews
from the army
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IS LITTLE MORE GRAPE, CAPT. BRAGG ~
IA fankee Doodes Vietories-in his present ls mum.
ber snkee Doodle all HIS h rrbe route Al
msreh, to the capital oa good Things 10000 strong On
dis way, his shot rhemen and flying artillery do i'm.
execution on the rancheros.
articles Of reading natter replee with wit fun hu.
~ and satire aud several comic illustrations.
Pabc attention 10 especially dres ted TO old Roush and
Eeadys ten strike" the Bueaa VISTA alley. Uce Is
Nassau street. =
jyNHTi J. A, FRAETAs h CO.
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:. ROCHE BROIHERs & MAsTERsoN-

MN Passage from Liverpool by the regular psc
H3RRailns the lat and 18th Of month Persons
w,shg passage the old country. sending their
can have brought in those packets which supe
or comfort ard eoavsg,epes e any ships leaving this
leave Liverpool early in October and the ship ST GEORGE
FERN muster will succeed her.
Drafts sight the Royal Bank Of Ireland and on Ne.
Prescott. GIote Ames CO. Bankers London payable al
sight, free ofdscount. Appy To
ROCHE, BRofHERs MAsTERsoN.
-. l6t Msidcn Lane.
Agents IN Dublin, Roche Brothers, 30 Edn QUAY; and j.
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,6S& FOB NEW ohLEANs.-Lousians spd New
MEXf York Line Of Packes-The fast sailing Pasket
&sGENESEE, Thos. L. Mipott, master, is now load.
ing and will positively sail on Monday, Augusta
modaons, apply board orlesn. wharf foot Of Wall
street, orto Elk. COLLINS.
Is Sonh Of.
Agents ia New Qrleapa J. o. weoaraG X Co, who will
promptly forwtrd all Goods 10 their address,
Jacket ship Wabash Captain Hathaway, will succeed the
ceaeses, and niI hsr rsspInd day n wv ~ IJvls
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NO TAlLORs The undersigned has remaining ON hand
afew c. pes Of his celebrated work IN Cuttisg among
which srea lew copies slightly soed but other
are perfect which he vii, sell reduced prce It deemed
universally acknowledged BY The trade 70 he The mnst a.
and complete arrangement ever befor published. 49,
P,ice Of the book complete .....,...sioo 90
Do. hall ,und .,...........'l ''~a M
Adore swi6 remittance W. ii iSTiNEME Nv
jy'6 30tsr No, II3 B osdwav Now yorL
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For sale also, by Druggists generally.

II rAL vALENCiENN LACES-W SUITS Co,
~ No ST. Broadway Offer alage assortment OF the above,
Of various widths 20 per tnder regular Also,
patterns Muslin Trimming Bands Infants Waists Robes
and Caps; Engh aud Fenci Thread Laces and Edgugs;
fine aconet cambc null nsinsook muslins Haudker.
chiefs Collars Chemsettes Cepes, Viste Wells Ne at
small adv1nce the cost OF importation Je22 so.r
I AMPS. GIRANDOLESAND HALL LANTHORNS,
- IN all their raetyAn extensive and splendid assort.
ment OF the above articles comprising solar lard camphlne
chemical oil dorc and outdoor lamps rich cut globes
chmnsys wiek French and Amercag paper shades hose
's, L: B. Lamps gilt ssOss's sSd ySiy;sd, c,.,a
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-. LADIES FOR THE coUNTRY--L.de. who

- LADIES' FOX The COUNTKY-Ladies WHO
intend gosg in the country aud wishing their sup
ply VI find at j. Mer 1879 Canal street Ladies
Slippers, Ties and Buskns and 10 shlngs per pair I'd
quality Slippers and Ties and Bu,ans at shillinEs
the pair Ladies' Gaiten is and 10 shmgs equal TO any
in the city Misses and Chdren Cater Boots aud shoes OF
all kinds aud prices Ladies will please csll and eram1s for
Broaawav. jyi6 zis~r
"a LIGHT HAT I CLEAR HEAD KNOX, at i2s
- Fulton stre ct has some beautiful light and airy Summer
Hats expressly adapted to the great summer object OF Keep
ing coo' -
aepends RON the and elasticity ofhe head IL there
fore foow that hats should light and
posbl, and That any ske money with Of
KnoIis than with any Others. Try the experiment
,,Ixe
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.f&K FOR LiVERPOOL-New Line-Rernisr pack
packet ship RosCIUs, Captain Asa Elt tigc, viii
positively sail rs above her regular day.
freight or passage having superior funished
mouatons apply ON board, at Orleans wharf, foo " Wall
f. X COLLINS IS S,1th,t
me packet ship slDDONS Capt u. b. Cobb, VII sue.
dav - - - Wv ~ " ~"~N'' ian
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Of milk b., Lately lost nsr ,1 sssy wshs. one % Wet
serend dooT. hack room. jyIi 2tsr
W ASTLD-- HARD wARE.-A Dung man; who has had
hardware establishment business part Of the city with
and d' can Gs Addressed
Office jyl7 6i-Ic
w ANrEp-By re.peesDe young aaa ., 70 ysssr: q
sEngi,sh and Germln Good reference given, line ad
n Isssb .S. A.d s Ssss .ss 81 "a
avenue. A steady job given jIo STR
sb b AaEs v y: ssA q X, SSSS Count
he cause OF Stephen H. Pakhurs Vs. Israel Knsman and
stated of the Circuit Court e the United State: Of
Amerea for the oahern District Of New Ysrs IN the Sc
saturday iSs third day Of July IN the Year Lord
ofs rnSaiHS Efhs MS%s'sS sna
supfs%s '9 Court Of The United States.
Cont sa ss ir and proof. .
T X Mshs s" sdds d q 9% Ss
9 tie % %.ias il h
his psses Of Mas a' ~ 1874
the plaintiffs patent him. original
r:
But arbermole found By the Cou that the nven-
zion :as :sd ~ moi
% ss%' nd inv fling
Alt found by the Court tina. the Of February
che and hs said Kn ,nS
ledge Of the facts sise;.id and valid and Obligatory upon
~ and 1s%as
red and BY the Court that
iOihs prayer prayer p said Bill. mrxm n.vn,mrn
Clerk Of the Urited States Circuit Court
80. flor the Southern District Of New York,
TQ COUNTRY MERCHANTs;-B Brown and blsached
n shsstlnss stye aid width all The known brands
Cabot premium heavy Msrnaei E1ssers Unfaowns &c,
Ss sos ,:eHS s. fSs
WINE % & yss aS ta
~ TN UNDERHILL eco.
jyl7 ltsr Nos. 10 and 20 Cedar st.
DE GaRiEss Ns SAyAEs SsSqs csNhEEfTs
the affecting disorders for which they recommended
p % a to ep aaad ss
against purchasing any limitations they entirely
the only place in NewYork obtain Dr. Chrstie genuine
articles at is2 Broadway between John street and Maiden
81 store New % be
hs fn AZ
eigh'ytwe Broadway Explanatory pamphlets and tesmo
cured q 1sIs Iws.
ofhe bowels however bad speedily removed ali cass
OF Fever 1H and Asue or term
tent is levers e IN u hours or no charge om. oee
RkOWNS HUTEL-The undersigned, sons of the late
- Jesse Brown the OF inform
ing their friends and the public generally that the Hotel
lo9g and avoraby known Browns indian Queen Hotel"
Washi gon hs by arrangement among the heirs
into The fo possession of the sole and
sSss ae
exertion uphold the high reputation and retain the
hope by he the badngs and the enovaton
about to be ide together with and
m'ttng to fhr comfort Of their guests and
receive the usual large share Of public patronage which
IL has SO long been honorod.
T PBROWN,
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.S&& FOR LIvERPOOL-The New Line-RexuIsr
3s3<6paeket ship BOTTINGUER 1000 tons, Captain Ira
Brrsiey, will sail a. above, her regular day. - "
For freight or passage having splendid large and coors.
side Of Burline s. 10 ' ~ e' ~ "'''
WQODHULL < M1NTURN 81 South street
packet snip Liverpool 1900 burhen, Captain John
Ear,dge VII succeed the Hongue and sail her regular
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ma COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE THAT very de-
&6& srable residence the village OF Tarryown West
- chester county. fitted up by the late Mrs. Phillips, and
occupied for several by e. Teadwel Esq is now Of
ered for sale The house which about IS feet by 49, with
piazza front and rear well finished and good order
carriage house stable ice house gardeners house other
convenient out buildings The grounds about acres are
well stocked with variety Of choice fruit trees
berry and ornamental trees and the
by spot the Hudson For &c. apply
subscriber oil the premises.
iva 3ots c. b. OSTRANDER
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"A APAR MEATS TO LETT handsomely furnished
~ or unfinished at 81 North Moore st.
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KAH PACkhTsFOR HAVRE--sEC0NDL LINZ
shs hnsso Aaspa. BoyDh HIkcEEN
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IMfb HAND, z6I bhOADWAf -. r. BROWNE,
xAEmakeI and importer, invites the attention of ,dmi
Of this delightful instrument to the elegant
d selection he has now sale, comprising some Of
the most splenddly finished and also plain
brilliant toned Double Action Harps offered their
excecd Harps repaired strings. &C. list Of pnces and
exemptions can be forwarded per single postage.
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! = 6S III

Emigrant aud Transportation Ling from New York to
ladepha, from Pier No Moth River, daily, Sundays
gepted) at 3K O'Clock M On after Thursday the
Instant passengers by above line will take the steamboat
Amboy where they will take the for Bordentown thence
by the large steamboat Bungton and lphia
abont O'Clock moini time TO with all the
New York TO Philadelphia, So Is IRA BLISS, Agent.
ivIA frs
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sins Banks, on su day, July 18Th; The large
&aS1aA11n61aS and commodious steam kOSCIUSKO,
Captain Demng. having been chartered Dts for
sbnve will leave the pier foot of Hammond
o'clock A. Nj Canal street at ga, Delaney street. (E r. J
az Montgomery street at Cathar street pa Pier No
IN R) 9 and will then the Sea Bass Banks
aud sufficient time to atty the rigid disciples
Of lzaak Walton
charge.
Returning, the boat will land at Clifton and short
rme.
Fare for the excursion fifty Bait furnished gratis
will be in attendance to furnish lines a mode
Cha jyl7 2tsrc
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w ANrkD lMMEDi AIhLY-sx good Marble Cutters,
w at III O. Lengths Marble Yard 18th street, Of 30
avenue. A steady lob given, jo STR
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~ VkIHr OF PRAISE Among the thousands of dele
hsns. Of auacks AID importers it is really gratifying find
one oil real intrinsic merit that possesses superior curative
powsrs Rheumatism. enlarged JOINTS sprsns bruises loss
or me use OF the limbs old ulcers eupto.s Of the SKIN
IENT Try it. Sold at No $50 Pearl street and by drug
sist generally price so centsRoakes Iodine Lninen
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Hon. W. |" NAncr, S,Ictary Of Naa.
llrAnar AnrIRs OF rur ARMY,

wa M, Much %. 81.
SIN The n1g ofthc United States oi America fl as
irumphany ov,r the walls of this city and The ca.tl,
OF San Juan dc ll,a
onI troops have g1rrisncd both since lOo'cock Its
nov noon, Brigadcr General Worth is in command
# the two places
Articles oil capu'atjon were s,ncd aud oNeha0gcd At
late hour. night heltrc last enclose copy of the
document
have her io,rc ropo,ci r principal incidents Of tho
eye up :" tie 21th Instant Nothins s,tnhinr inter
est occnncd I'LL oal'} in The morning o rhr reN day.
"h'n lIeeeNcd osrmcS hom Gcncrl Iardcro. ou
Whom "e"eral Morals had dcyolgcd the PRINCIPAL com
mand terh storm ofWud and sand made il ,litliealI
10 communicate with the CIV and mp ssibc IL refer a.
'ommo'ore Perry. was Obliged 10 entertain the pr,
p Sn alone. or 10 continue the fJc upon a place lat
had shown disposition 10 surrender, fr Tie - = day.
or perhaps several could not he Permitted The acroa
paving papers VII show the rrorrclirgs aud result
ltsittdaN atlC1 the naithtr had abairl and HE com
msssoncrs. apPoHled by carly the morning before
had again met those appointed IL, General anlcn ON
mod're Pcrry sent ashore his second in command Cen
tam Anlrt, as commissioner ON the ltau Il the navy
Although mot lncl0drdin my specific arrangement nadc
with t' MEXICAN commander. did not hesitate wifb
proper courtesy, 10 desire that apain Aulc. minh H.
duly rduced and allowed 10 participate in the discus
Sphs ana acts Of the commission, who had hc,n rs,o
recall, accredited Hence the preamble 10 his SIGNATURE
The Original American commissioners We're Brevct RrI
eNdlor General Worth. Briead:er General pllhw and
could not have hccn,l,>red
have time - add but little more, Thu rcmaning dc.
tails OF the sl'g" the able cooperation of the United
States squadron. succrSsvclv under the command If
'"m'nod"rrs Conner and Perry; the admirable conduct
OF tue whu;t afmy-hgua1s and voluntr,rs-I should m
happy 10 dwell upan as they deserve; but The steamer
fHnert'n Mtlh t~"mndorc tonner on hNrd is under
way aud hay" comm' ncrj organizing an nj vance INTO
the in''r"r. TIM may BIZ delayed a trw DAYS vatlnc
the arrival o'addniona mems Of rausprati,n In Tho
meantime. lo'ni operation, by land and water, viii hr
mace upon N'aTad' NJ lateral c<pCaiigp. however.
'h'Il interfere with the grand r,o,,ni,, JaW.r,,s 1hc
capital.
In Consideration NJ lhr erca' Of Colonel 'i'o,
ten In The siege hat has fast temuard lnsi success
l"'' AMI ne lmrofi3Hcc oths presence. at Wa,hngton
IN me fv'1 OF h" engineer buran, mru~' tins despatch
10 hs rSfsai care and beg to eommcad him 10 the very
favorable Guns tcr4'tou oiiIc Jtrmtnenl
ina'' iae honor 10 'can. sr with HIGH respect vour
Hon. w. |. NANCY. Secretary ii Mar.
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GIN. TAYIOR'S FAMILY

To He E&iiaS 'he HatlmDe Pdhiot;
- many erroneous statements wjIh re- gard 10 Gen.
laNIie t0llv are giag tn" rounds oi c ue0 sllplrs.
HAT am induced 10 o0ryuu tie follow lng Nhoh is
coEREcr. ltrJsn request lhasr who have circulated
tht Statements above rclclrtd To- To iu,rrl tbs
on VINO Knows.
The f,her Of Co. Taylor was Cul Richard Ia,ler.
# Virginia, an ,dieer Who served with great crcait to
himself though the Revolutionary var. Alterthc Wsr.
ca. lay r nuo1cdto keutuc,, W here hcdisnr,rsld
himself in the Indian Vars and suIaeHrl\ held many
clyIl ctlir 81 trust and hnntr. was one Il the fra
mcrS ii the Cousnl,n et Kentucky. and Vas a m m
h,r i cccc'ur colleges Witch voted .It nrr,, !.
Mad nand lay. Cd'fa lerfla.iiod Sarah %ratl,.r.
hl whom he bad tye s'as-! hancock, Xac1att G,yrer
" lllmm and J s,ph. and llrce daugltrrs-fIiZilctl
sarah ahl Emily. Ilncock, aftr ssrving in the Wal
against the lndIans in OHIO and Indiana died farmer.
II ar Louisville, Ky. Iaekay IS "Od Rough and Rca-
dy. Gcprer ID farmer IN The old ilmily place neal
l"ulsfll}" lam died surgeon in tic | 'nitfd
States Amy. JOSEF h. Tie only lrihor a, the Gen, RAIL-
nov living Is \ Llentcnant Colonel in the army. who
distinguished HAS II nj the latte Of 0kcc ch,b,r and
has NOW the n'r4 Of the CommS,ary Department in
Mexico. Or The auyhors-F.2bclh and Emily dit d
leaving iahilltS Sarah. The on ser Of Gen Taylor
noW hNrg. roeits CAS- do ne ST q, lis Immediate t,i
ND near Louisville Gen. J mes iaylor of Ncwport.
ny is pot brother IT Cen r ,or, hut cousin Of the
General father Cen Iall married a tllnahter If
Mayor smith ct The army, cl'i2cn # Mary land l>
hcf he had ionr ehldrcnhrcc daughters and one son
II eldest daughter, Ann married DIR. 3oh,rtC Wood.
a Surgeon III lhc army. now in McNica Tic second
Narah kaeN. married { o. Jefferson Davis. who has 50
distinguished himself ii Monterey and Bncna Vista.
Ms )ayisdod several tearss nee &c, Tayol i Il one
OF tic Oldest Ing MIA families ard is related 10 aud con
nccled WITH nanN 81 the dflincnia'r,d Glmi's q that
S'ale-~lhe "a'fl1 NJ. Lees. Tayors Bar"ur. Pen
dletunS. Conwals. ialaitr uuuherinra fcnr, I'll, IN
urnamcnts-1aS Madison. Richard Henry Lee. .Ioho
Taylor, Of moline, Judac Pcndctun James and phjIin
BARBOUR General Hunt Of Texas, Gen Gaines. &c
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.



IL NV Amh liaaid iak,s o1sg.ien. rCly rioreIly.
IL Iolui ;o tie aGfaniarts oTeaanly d'n'ts ~ hle
AirN iean cauRayu# INN military science AID ISL
fline ImIaIrd , lie Nost Poui icadeay. Ndl an
If, l,la. &C. aa vAul leu taf paf" t"Sn MAJ N
.ttttifiap .u-t,sird It,.lrlyc volunteer. Who's, pfa.
- rr-ts.'i fg!i fla ,afd vcr instructed md disc
fn,d nf,rf iafu H. competent IL the task II
- TO- the W.. Prrl tcairiny thai vtnHe thanks ii'a
~ lsa .u, tacieEs in tie emergency mhicl1aS iHfh
upIu rs tho GRADUATES Il that institution have been
actively ,uaaatd in ia-lrueeg tie voHntc rs. and re
pairing them IT. lathe aud eicn tie Struggle came they
e tctn ON. and by l'cr example showed them how h
iaht. And while We admire Their patriotism and hla
very. have 10 lament the loss q Inc ii The nobsa
mnuI IlIeW.
The fll,w ing is a si Y hich appears in the Herald,
Of West Point GRADUATES. commanding yolut'c fol
cts:
l. Col Jcllirs'n Davis commanding the regiment
from Miss; graduated in r2s.
. Capt iIbrr &. Blanchard. commanding company
fnutn NJ" Orleans; graduated in s2J.
>. Col W. X. Mckee. Commanding lsi Kentucky re-
nimcn :cGaduaicd IN lr.9.
4. Gil Henry Cl1y. Jr. Lieut.. Col. If lst Kentucky
r, enent; graduated in lSil tin. second in h class
>. Col. Samuel 7. Curtis, commanding ls Ohio reg
Intnt graduated ia l..5l
Is. 81 Humphrey Marshall. commanding the rcg-
lncut OF hcl'ucky cIvarv graduated in lt,2.
I. Cd AleN. NJ. Aliclell. commanding the ID Ohio
regiment graduated in lS2'.
8. Lieut.. Cd. Jonea NJ Withers, lieut. Col Of Ala
bana regiment graduated III le35.
9. Col. Albert :. johnson. Il Louisiana, lat now
IF recently General J hnson Of TeHas graduated III
ISIS.
10. aIai. Gary II. Fry ofl1c lst kentucky regiment :
.traduated in lsiI
II. MAJOR Good Bryan, Il Georgia REGIMENT gradua
?. Major Jqbal ! l,ady. or'lc vhgiva regiment :
graduated Isl.
~. cI. Wand B. Burnett l., New York rcein cat :
graduated IN ls.'2.
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E.NCONNll NlCAllN\i

HE " ashineion non. few DAYS 90 cnn,lI.
PEELED the Charleston Mercur, from the uf,.,t Ii
cratic Republican State Rights party. The Me-.
with something 81 the temper Of Martin I.nhr -
the bull of communicating and retors upon the Pr
alter this fashion '''
II he Edlto: has lone the homer 10 d. ny all tn
ship it'll and 10 read cut, once auain from l,
IVY might have felt huri this hut that baI iN
aud one into which nothing but blindness tr rrcI
could nave betrayed him. We ncy,r were kInn;n''i
Of has party. We have always belonged 10 tlo ~
Rights larly-the pure, uub1ngh. unsedu,.eI No.,
fled Republican Parry. which had 'rnoN1s l,rr III
+ its founder The Editors changes cannot cI.
or principles We have too great a c,nta,n77 "a
lrnckn9 and trimming. ever obccomc one Of The s,
scryireatlr hangers 81. ii any Sc of men r.
nature and our PARTICIPATES cannot change orn oman,
for The PURPOSES or the fellowship Of the edit r r
lnlon. w" essentially different. and his lao 4,
cosery Of our uniilness for citation is il our Nom,
services faithfully. bat an old dish, ltShed up =, rb
the twentieth time for ,iriliic fl Ct. W. trry 81
there is end 10 lis cookery and that henc M
lie | nlon and Al fcnty Will be know lis Two nc,,a
ParldnAral though may seem, il is Iariinp Il, ,l
who have never met; If what MAS never w
ted, We belong to the Constitution. To lie robs
states. tafle institutions under which we were barn ai
under which, II such thing were u s,ihlc We VII
c"osc 10 he born ain. aud undtI which ue hop,. In M
hen the E,lil,r 81 The Chion takes f. his ptlc ,l
Aurora Burcal.s IL .N;,thein LieR instead # !, ,
oouthcH sun tc uuo not expect the Ulr,DU In iulL
Illm III his crror He must 90 alone for us W. .bIl
sand to 9ar Own marlh~;uHt ant aars''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-15
\ Wa.atrgIon leucr.pablished in the New yorl
FROM SANTA FL.

lrrTsnr nen. Apul =, l~ii-1 ocluck
IN II luis ii.yctlle ot the silt, contains Santc fc
u,vs IA the a If February
Seseol actions had taken place between the insurec
lion SIS and He Americans
CD. pnee. with so mon. 'adaratle with goo aeN
icars n la tonada, IA "hlch the Americans were We
/, rious aud ~ Of the tnciny hIod.
An action had oocured between the NJ s@onfi ,oun-
ccrs and The MeNicaus AT Moro. IN which Capt Head
Icy, tho commander of the vounlo, ~. was Killed. Tie
Americans lhrn eiircd 10 Vegas
reinforcement Of 2lo mcn scu from Santa L.
nn'ef Gel M,rr.s n on whose appearance, lie VI, Means
abandoned Moro. af'r unn!,IiIg tioh Au diefu-.
In sImi-h between the Volunteers under CaIi 81
hrdln aud llr nzupceliene!s MaNltan W. KILLED.
wearing GHY Gcnf's coal and siurt
lhHfc WHs much sickness ut Santa T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-15
No LAW FOR ENEMIES

At New Orleans. recently. a decision was mad, h.,
Judge Buchanan, in The Fifth District Court wbiri
though III" ne" IN principal, las certain dcorec Il
interest from he fact that it is the first applications Of
rarogn Sed pflncli pie 10 the existing war 4 suit WIS
brought against one lean Perez for the recovery Of
deb plaintiff on the record being Salvador Fernandez
Resident III New Orleans; Ut i, was admitted rba, ia
real creditor was CIR gor!o saury siding in TIM eli,
ii Mexico. f. mand'z being Gully his rent P,rcrs w.,
arrested aad placed IN the d,bros', n $ II; whence Re
f'ne,' 10 obtain h discharge y hab';s corpus. contend
M tI& Naury. an alien ,ncul coeld prosecute II,
tribunals ef The |. STAT and his own country. This
vic" was Sustained l., Judge Buchanan and p,rra,E
defed 10 ie discharged.