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CHEAP LIGHT. CHEAP SUGAR. CHEAP COFFEE,
~ CHEAP TEAS.-Ver, coed white winter Lamp Uil, at
IS gallon finest quality Sperm Is Cd pound:
superior German Crushed Sugar 5 and IS. Cd pounds;
good light Porto Rico and brown Havana Sugar. Is pounds
with other Sugars Of all kinds Fine favored old jaw. Coffee,
Is per pound best Snmatra 10 cepts. &c Fine Green and
Black Teas Of all kinds row prices For sale al
wholesale and RETAIL the Sugar and Coffee Stores $50 and
l28 Greenwich, and rs Vesey streets. j. u FOWLER
NARHIAGEs-yAMEs BREWSTER, having opened a
~ new carriage Repository at S9S Broadway would re-
inc com rte assortment of CARRIAGES. ola htere
TNO THE LADIEs.-DK. TOwNsEND,S SARSAPA-
RILLA avonte Of the Ladies' 1t relieves them OF a
great of suffering and gives them fine compile
and bnoyant spirits Mrs Parker kindly sent US the follow
ng:-
DR. TowNsENp-Sir: ISves pleasure to testify to the
beneficial effects have experienced from the OF your
,arsspsra My system much reduced by
and general debility. and With variety Of female
effect of your remedy restored better state of health
had not enjoyed for several previous taking IT. aud
do cherrfully recommend able medicine to all
who are afflicted as have beep MhS rhkhRELh,
Principal Office. 1876 Fulton ~. sn2a 30sm
'I'IMOLATs SULPHUR BATHS No. SAT Pearl street,
nea Broadway. These Baths have been established
for the last and the only Sulphur Baths
in the city They highly recommended by the most emf
nent physicians for the OF salt chro
nc complaints, eruptions OF the skin, NC.
Moderated vapor Baths also given daily, from M to
CHARLES AHRENFELDT, New York S, Maiden lane
~ up stairs and Is Liberty street; Philadelphia, 6 North
Fourth stairs; Boston, II kby street, corner of
Duane Importer Of all kinds of toys and fancy Articles
plain ard tut glass ornaments for mantslpeces
h.. hn2) Jul re
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Craftsmanship Marion-2s casks rice Herchsnrah :;
ye-4O Gibbs co-l2O bales cotton Mills9I pks
Is BIS yarn Mott jr4O3 hides Lille Peasona5 bags
whe Hecker Brother-84 Woodrufl60 bales cotton
pkgs O order.
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Passenger Sailed

LoSporFacket ship epsndenceJulius Refs, Joseph
Johnson M Henry lady and children Miss Anna johnson
Waiter Payne Mr. koblemitz
LIysRPooL-Packet ship Stephen Whitney, ID Fordyce
EDgland homas MacCeague, Ohio; Oliver Roberts, New
York.
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ITO INVENTORS AND OTHERS INTEREsTEDIN

c.,, uu u NEW i A,, Oe y, otn ,oa,
NJ o., q ioi p, -"
tenu, Nt.e =, ~ ,e ca,, ais ~ ~
City Washington under the firm OF Keller ad Greenoush
mas commenced the pfacuee Oh MS profession III he cry u
New foTk; .. -. ..., ..., ;,, a., r,;.a
Having Tor many years been eonnected win me on.ea
d.eh, anu having % @ WILL i.ie 90 me
MI anu a" ~ ~ ICY ~ @
I WIN r smd Iy H ,e and d"c;ios Of th fnd
u us anu WI, .o ,;n i,r =, o w
ne feels confident that he will able TO render valuable ald
TO noe whose Interests may lie LII 'S important "ranch Oh
property; A.. Al. n Ia ii - !, H..
1 WIZ ne e % asE anJ
ihgs i te ocunng on patents aso 70 tnI my
reissue Oh pNh meaoy erhuleu Ior wch nc oeneres us
experience ana pactcal knoWease Of .he a anu e 'w
~ parents "a cuiay luGly nun. ne VIII aso a'Sna 70
~ s p 2. @ , e ynoh, b
2a.e slen. anu su ~ s cnns ~
ohsioner Vi hatehlS anu apPeais "o" "e "e''o"' VI
In ali questions of litigation arising uoder patent he will
prepare for the legal professions order that the law
be applied the scientific Of the subject
and will the taxing of depoons he used in
cases of conf citing United States Patent
Office or to be read in court and in short may be
all questions relating HIS profession and the laws OF
He be consulted all questions Of Engineering,
Ict;on of machnery and he atie himself that his onp
experience il the duties Of Examiner Of P1iep
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Passenger Arrived.
HAvREShp Arhers-T Wsnkowing. Of Poland-2o2 in the
GLAsoow-Bsrk Hyndeford-Mr Ross, M Wilson. Rev
Camaron Mr. Thompson, Mr. Ray--l20 in the steerage
MAI AoA-Bark Andres-F Nesi Canada.
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The Gopernar Eeet-Erpected Meeting Of Fashion and
Passenger-Re-openfng of Old Holiday.
The Hon. Philip Francis Thomas, Governor elect Of
Maryland arrived In Baltimore yesterday, and the
pectants OF 60, eminent patronage preparing to
storm Barnums this morning with their petitions. The
once Of warden Of the penitentary has attracted the
attention of between fifty and sixty Of our citizens and
they are all determined having II. They each have
petitions longas my arm with printed heads setting
forth their qualifications. The Inauguration of the
new Governor will take place about the close Of Deem
ber.
The Canton Jockey Club races commence tomorrow
and 1t 10 expected that Fashion and Passenger will
tend for the club purse Wednesday. Several large
stables here and the sporting gentry congrega
ting In great numbers
A young man from Virginia, stopping at the Fountain
Inn, had his pocket book containing about $780, ab.
straoted from his coat pocket yesterday.
Walack opens the Holiday street theatre to mig ht
with the best stock company that has been
bed south Of New York. The principal characters in
the School for Scandal" to be personated by the
two Pnoidss, Blake, Wheatley Miss A. Fisher, Mrs
Flynn, Mr. Lehman, Mr. j. NJ. scott, and ME- McKeon
The Piaoides Tomorrow night appear the two Dro-
mics. The " upper ten " stand pledged to support
Mr. Blake, and the middle ten thousand" who are
great admirers Of the legitimate drama will also stand
BY him.
Our merchants getting out Of patience in waiting
for the Cambria She usually does her work In twelve
days, and she has now been out fourteen
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MARTINI r III RAID,
Port OF New York, October 10, lS47.

SUN srTs -. 80. 49, Is HIGH Water -. -. 5 81
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Situation Of the Viliage.
This village Is lovely and one visit only is
csssary convce the scepca of the truth Of this
assertion On the north the Sound every breeze
OF which is waited directly the village on the
south have the Peconc bay, whence taken those
immense draughts of moss-bunkers for which this Sec
ton Of country is becoming justly celebrated; In the
vicinity Of this place is to Horizons Point whose
towering peak Is well known to all mariners who coast
the Sound 1t was famous years since being the
locality where much of Kidds treasure was supposed
he buried the illusion has long since vanished as 1t
has In certain other quarters at recent date.
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40 brtKs, unRnOWn.
Sailed.

Packet ship Stephen Whitley Liverpool; ship Palmetto
nrlsansi DANISH brig BULL and Others, From he sW Spit
Pa ke ship for London aud ship Hargrave.
for New Orleans, have anchored at Quarantine.
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I EATHER BINDING FOR MACHINERY The sub
~ scrbers finding much dcuty procuring satisfactory
article oeather belts foi their have commenced the
manufacture Of them and execute
extent in that line AL the leather used by them is dresssd
and prepared their order expressly for the purpose The
belts are all warranted to give perfect satisfaction
oil I4trrc r. HOE X co. 20 and 81 Gold street
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the news by the "a nHt ana Will not recaptulate It,
BuENA VISTA, September IL, Is47.
News of local character there is here, has
been little since left week since In fact nothing
Of has occurred except rather extensive de-
sertion which took place few days since Two euten
ants OF the Texas companies stationed at Encantada
deserted few nights since with nineteen of their
taking the direction OF Moncova They have been so
much trouble that General Wcal did not think them
worth sending after and suffered them go their way
in peace fear they will commit some outrages upon
the route. Mejor Chsvae has gone below, on his way
to Texas. Gen Wool has ordered election in the
Mississippi regiment for the purpose Of filling the
vacant Office COLONEL 1t comes of the goth Instant
Intelligence was received from Monterey this morning
and among the items Of WAS the sweet crumb Of
comfort mail had been received there for twen
three days Proceed with the junk Since commencing
this letter have Capt Lane Of the Texan Rangers
who has Just returned from expedition to San Miguel
whittier he sent by Gen. Wool to apprehend Con-
zales proprietor lessee Of hacienda, who attack
ed n ctajo of mules loaded with intended for the
Quartermaster's Departments circumstance which !
have hsretofore mentioned In Of my letters Upon
the arrival Of Capt Lane and his troop Don Gonzales
found wanting" having left some days previous
1t discov that he had not been fighting his
own hook, but held regular commission from the Mexi
can Government as guerilla captain In his house
found secreted considerable quantity of goods
oontraband under tariff which seized by Capt
Lane Capt. came home by the way of Parras having
been absent nine days He saw no traces OF any
guerrilla bands and found the inhabitants all peaceabe
and quietat least far could be judged from out
ward appearances. paper has been received to-day
from San Lnis as late as the LIST inst containing
account OF the action at Contreras written by General
Salss frcm Tiapsm, WHARF he prisoners, and
smIaniedby list Of the generals and other officers
killed, wounded or taken prisoners. The San Luis
people apparently In great stew at vaencias de-
est and the prospect of peace The Governor of the
Department Of San Luis, IN proclamation says 1t Ia
for the Coalition to act and organize central
of their au the passage of
alsw stringent in it's provisions against all Amer
those aiding and abettiDg them, repudates
the idea peace. The press also not only the
idea Of peace, but denies the right Of the Central
Government to make It, Our old friend the Estandare
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-. s.r,.v<<rw xsrs.s tnkem Erom he Mississippi ,.. Te.aer rssy Dot bs sssy hne poetry, bat eosn- ..s a;tA seas which appeared recently n sSs .s olsinal ca tAs sane sabjeet- are ai lesss .,r;.< in patriotism. and wF s0Ry t sor is com -, merat. His addressed by . volunteer to |, s,yt regiment from Mississippi; x. A,re placed name ca the page cf lame, rsrs, in yoaf constry's glory. srsyai ssa io shine with ils beams eiFins' Ia fAs annals Oi her stoFy. Y, Id tlse way at Mnntey,
 fss. veteran heTDes bore v. ,rSsn rhargxNi wfEh death the eaaaca 2 breath seleh~a salpbaIy flames before Te And swiftly sped the whizziag iead.
 Isia rnssIirr haii that soan6ed. ,.r., the ,EesA yoar anfaitering tread
 The fears ef year foes eonfOunaea a ,.s oer th, height. mid ksfeea hght TsrS; o'e- ihs ramparts sealing, Ys lea the uay ai MontsFey,
 while thai irea storm w1s haakRg. Y. wOa the need o( glory's deed
 On Rasna Vista field, .ssA L L TTb-n tAe pash ef the foemen's wrath - Ne stosd year eeanfsy s seisad Y. w,,hs,poa tss force ia its furisas course Iiks swollen river pocrIng. Gsn nezutaIn rock Acth the temPekts shock, wiih it's towering snmnii soaring Ills overwhelming tide with It's hanAaed pride. Recoiling earaged befcre ye, ss the dreadful faTgn cf the battle stsvn
 Terrific reIeIied e'er ye. Brave men eixie your gsoSio0s State
 YOsY triamphs shall proclaim. snA sadly teAl of those who teA
 To Sa their cOeniry's fame. Of tAs hatsieS wrath in its bsoo1y raih 0n Ruena yIsta's day: WAen heE littie band so0k is gallant stand Asd stzysa tAs s9oemAn's way Fos we've placed HER nsns On 'he page of <
 iame.
 \ cesn n yonr cOuptry's gseey, A brgh, star 10 sslee with its beams eivlae ir the annals of ter stoFy.
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nRY GOODS.

YfHREE Ioasths and bsown shistsng c ( s-< 1 s-l brown sficsiingf 7-s and s-E Lowell nskse eottohs; negro EEssys snd ksrseys, ss4 an& lb-4 bleacheS shessines. 7-s saa s-a besGhea sAistinGM Iinea; Isish EAsn, lenx Is#nas haack sewing siiks Pongss siik haskes<hiess catton2des de1kms sAifz< iag stripes, bed tekines bi4nehed heiIsnis: frynxh and seiase blankets; hEuwn ebf'pn and linen dFsfk bieAehed eetten 6FsGIa l2-s boshsBst mesqustb ass ting cotton and bso~a Eheu mosketo Bsitsnx f4aeY ard hiae PfiGss. white navy linen; brown Rama hats. green bai1e Ae Received and fur sais hY
 HM- B. WAIT.
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1Sam Esm ~ n n 3.t E An cNa4 b ESsxA s6 ia.iss saN kn<k. eAre Mkna Lazve Wtslef&a sexEy Weans41Ag M sAms arrive at paNn r41x &as kNMNA
 Isavp nzll8e srsxr SSpaSS V m. AssieR ME wAssssnzsa zsan nsxs a4Y v 6pm
 Eass Frsn feasslle, U is3srk c4kss x ~~eEs sysh Ma~ e6 MiIss azA2 hSfk eas<a Al&eN I.esFe xekrifse every psaaeeasy at . '. asasee M kesNgsA psxt &eE " Sp m
 I.sass FpFsFsA srefy Nlpaang q ( . a. szzass q fssi-sase =s.zs eaF ky s
 NoFES
 kseh psepoxaa shessa s seFales kg k&sst aHlFes ssgNed hy nss q ees4 SxsHpeslale TeeseNss e tAse 3SstnpiAE nlAnnns. Vfa
 lhe wndessi&nNtf KaAl4agE lNat ------------s Als bsA Isx ssssyiA& sAs - issse s---------e---- te a---------~--. bs Ree3pksE h4 W fazfmssssF GsaH%s1. khsn satss lh<s aII SA psior ho sAs iss lar of Nspsemkss he8f. Nitk Essa and sa.ae'ent sseasssses ts pssinst tns sfslss s. mised TAis slAaald hA aseuaap4nlsd by shs t.sslHsssee e prssanassss. sx slAss sqsissisnf esslianags Un4 the gaaFznsnss sse Amsn sf rEapssfys an6 saae ~ mahv geaa fasss ganF2sis.
 Tho psvpoxns sAemlf se ss6s is tAs rsreSeGa4 seaisa. eadsFssd sPxvFesss los nauta Ao. r-sy-- ia -------. sssa addressed ie tAR tsst AsesseEgR pvatmaeteg General
 Few sha pFuhaASsioa af hiAs segnlsiag tsum sssnk. cations. sud the tesms aRa esnaliinms q wAieN 9A eentsscs is to be mAlss. sar the izst aealA e1sr. tssement
 C J0tiNsaN.
 euaeAsnetnf tsenefnf. pust Osasr D~passsaeAs Apssl st. ls41
 May is Iawtlss1ats s0se E
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DEaTH or SENATOR SrElGHT.---We re- gre' to have to state that intelligence has been receised that oar distinguished Senator is no moct He has long been suffering under ead health and domestic affiiction; and has at iAsi depsried 10 where the weary are ai 'est He died some days since si his plan aiioa ia Lownds county; the particulars ot h', decease we have nos yet heard.
 Senaior Speight was man of strong vIs- 'aes' of an open. manly, and generous turn, !" very sapcnos natural abilities. and posses sed ef great facalty of judging men. He ~ss sxreedlngiy conscientious in the dis ,aarge es hls pablic and private insics; and lsaves perhaps not a single haHan being be- sihd hlaauho ean charge him wish an iaIary.
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important ia the Owner.

THERE ix riNaWay xtave in ihe < WskB 1. Hsase'A af the SsNSSa mnalcipsllig lA MeW 9Faesss. . vel -st hlssk Sssisw hs ilse hez<s pf HsFsm Esaoks. whc had ysIss fsmnseA tF&m Mueeol gee eoasasy. ssesAEia. asa sesife1 nesf ASkNaszs fses. bgfoss Lisgis Rock
 Tte owner oF his rapresentaasyx. f BFeaks ks tsad. can gcs han by psysax shc ehaFxss. ginefsz. ing fala a1veFtlsesnrmfa and p5vsiax tha pfupefsg < iefler addressed ts M1ses tssernwapA eF nenasts tisa.
 sy-celan'hns. Ga.. papsr please ecpy.
 Nav Ie n8S6 Sws
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FoEcEs AT THE BsTTLE eF SIERRA GoRps The Mexican officers taken prisoners state that Santa Aen4's force was l4.000. Scouts is al did nol exceed 5000, Gea. Qaitnsan's $ brigade not having come up ln tirRe to join in the sgat
 lis worthy Of remark that the relative positions of the contsuding parties were pre- cisely changed at Sierra GoTda firm wha, they were al isaeaa Vista. A. Bsera Vista the Americans had the vantage ground. and tine MeSieaas had to attack, while a, Sierra GorJa the MexiraRs had an almost iGpreg. nzhle position. and Scott occupied nearly ,he s-ne attitude that Santa Anna did a; Beeua Sssfs
The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-19
urn YnrKNrs Tuar1Illa.

0h. &izas 6 aeeeEk uhen ffnAg mNgE
 With spsiaGs erect A3eafh nso&n8 ttserssj And sweet she sisas mten hesxsz are loss. IssAgse wAr lsee hzre Eena thesns r And sweet tAe snina tssy sEiiz nay Eaa A star ia Aafkess wrAfAeF-- ! Bat aoegat can he VI sueefl b see
 As cd fs4sads meet tegpEkess TAsese days sf as1, wben yeath wss sasd. AsN iisre stele wings te speed t, Aaa yaSatA ne e knew how tass sime aew. 0g khnwIng. dsd ncs hesd It. Thasgh gfey each brow ilsAt meets e now. lEofags sE1nEs wfszssy wAeashefsl fet nought can AN so sweet to see
 fscss old isseads tosethsF. The few loag known whom wears have sipwh With hesfss shaf gsl leAAshsp alesSes. X han4 10 cheer. PerehzSes afear
 To soothe fF3eh9 $ a1stne4ses. Who helped a01 tried. stln side by slse, \ lrieua io fsce bed weather OA, thaS aazy ws ses ioy fn SC
 Asd Ssees cid friends yogsfAer.
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Iailor.s Notice

MAS epmnsisfea ts ti.e ynsl sf SAeiAx esanlys " Tennessee, sa the t3th aay af Apssi iastsst . negro bey sznra nAEMEH. hs ss9s he bsteags 10 A. Haressaa. aE Nesaaa. MssssssipFB. Ne ia A bout thisty ysarz cl age. hiAek esmpasxiea. absaf Eve feet eight inches AiEb. Mssghs Aeeut sns haa. dced and kity-f~s posnss. TAsswnsr is Fsgassee4 tn come ierNard. prove properly. psy ehsfTss. aE9 take kin away. ss he will hs dazlf wfsA secosdaAA
 E.R HARgEt. Issisr. May f5 hos6 aNS
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY. Aaosg these who lost iheir liis in tlse awful eai axtYophe ef the Asw Hampshire, on the ssh inst, %eae died more deeply issnente4 thsa GEoReE r. AILEs. He Pesishsd as sbe early age q p years. Alas for th. openrhandsd. iAe kirb -sasaded' Alas lef the kiaa, aEs tk< noble -hear.sS Never iiysd usore iikeral kxu&. warasr hears. CT s BotleT fTiea9.
 s'<stesn ss fas tRft abcre ts~e.
 Ftiend 0T Eny e2ssy d8ss
 Scoe knew tbes hxs to love ;h>es
 soas named tAee bal ts rsssse K
 DIED. Ia this place. es Wednesday nigAt lasf. Sstss . short illness. Nr. GrIses RAsss aged aboGt n years
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GRraoCkAPAY.-under the grammatical rule IAal geographical names must be wr,iseu as those neares, the places wfise theu,. we wrse Sierra GorG4 ss the hsrse Of the late baiiAe field. rather than Cevro Gorde, as we find il Ia. the New Orleans papers, Sierra Coda IS ths photography ef the Vera Craz Eagle, and O. other papers in AexicO.
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REFusAL eF THAxKs ID GEx. TAFLoR-- The following resclunon was iaken up in the Massachusetts Legislature.
 That the thanks or the Legislature of Massachusetts are dae to Major General Zachary Taylor, his officers and msn. for the skill. good coudasl. brsrsry and success, which have distinguished ,heif operations upon she Rio Grsnde, a. Monterey and a. Buena Vista.
 The yeas aud nays were ordered. and he resolution rejected hy vote of 65 10 IA s the Wing Legislature of Massachusetts refused 10 thank Gen. Taylor.
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The Portlsud Bul.etin tells a good story of certain good deacon. whose hsi blew off and led hun long race after II through the street Aileng;h the deason became exhaus- ted ia the race. and pulled up against pas, by the sidewzik 4 gentleman came along. io whom the deacon addressed tifnsef ,kss
 .-iiy irisnd, am deacon, and 1 Is very wrong for me to swear: you will therefore greatly oblige me If yoa will just damn fsst lat for nle~
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RARE OLD CHAr = Santa AnnA's fraveiiDg carriage, says correspondent of the Defa. eonsalned when il WAS captured. all hls pa psrs. S20.0e8lh specie, an abundance ol the choicest wines and segars, an extra cork leg, and mics tfsle wcmaa
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TRE CiTx or JALAYA-<Tfis cfsv sssnSs on veEy elevated Eroabd, yet fos may Eaes the sscent is qdife gfsfnsl. Vera Crnx is. sisahse from the city, as is also the sea. nine- sv mdes distant. The ciiy isself Is upon . high hili--highest IF the centre. So tha, the streets incline considerably; 90 much so .lsat DO wheeled vehieie can pass along any of tlem except the main street, ot road. which has . considerable rise and descent. The cIty- is surroaaded by a wall, aEd hss strongly built church near the western gate. which could be converted mo q citadel The ssreeEs gre paved. The hoases, As iu other Mexican towns, are of ssoae, with fat roofs and iron barred windows, Opposite the city, ou the Ieal af ihe road, Is a hill from which the road might be annoyed, xnd shells thrown into tise town; the road is a handsome and substantial structure of ehecqeied pavement. aud must have been very costly, This city Is 10 te immediately oce1pisd by OUT troops, and IS so tDe the heSd quarters of Gen. Scot uII be takes up his march for the Halls of the MoBls zonAs
 FREScH RoAAScE Ill has been the cas- tom. says leading Paris Journal. -Gor Sue, the gresi novelist, notwithstanding his re- put4fion ss man of fashion. te spend much of his tune ID visiuag inc garreis of the cI,y, relieving the poor and al tho same moment gathering deep knowledge olisu1aan nature. On clark and slee,y nsgh, lss4 November. he was standing n oae oi fhe most wFeIched holes in Paris; whers poor widow and her chIldre nwene wing III stale of shocking des- iIiuaoB. They were without bread Of eoF- children, girI of some fifteen, added inter- est io the scene. Sac gave them money and ieli. resolved 10 call the next tas. He did call. and 10 hls utter asionashmeni. found the widow aud her children surrounded by all the comforts of Iiie--tire on the hearth, Bo- logna sausages Iu prolusicn, aud ia fact every thlng 10 make one happy. ln she midst of this scene oi piofnsioa stood slender young man, very handsomely dressed. liz ,ras the cause of this sudden relief the widow and heg daughter blessed him wi,h tears iu iheir eyes. Eugene Sue was much struck bE this token 0! feeling III one so young. brilliant and gay. When lhe young fashionable leii. he followed, determined to ascertain hls resi- denee. and aiier much trouble. saw hin enter carnage near ihe Place Vendene. and drise to the Chase d'Anion. Sae followed, and saw the stranger enter inc Hotel of The Duc de R-tie waited an hour ior his reap Pearaaee, and at last saw beautiful young lady of high rank come ou; of jse hotel and enter the carnage Ia Ina. lsdy Sue recoz- uized, nol ouly the handsome dandy. bu, :he Princess d'o,lesas, one of the daughters of Lotus Philippe
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MExIco.---TlIe latest accounts from Mexi- co show that eTen before the battle of Sierra Gords. the population was anticipating the approach of Scott 10 the Capital. The Con grass on the 5th, was deiiberasing whether 10 remove the seal of Government io some more secure point. Of to fortfy the place and make sesisszaee. Al sorts Of kombas;lc and he,o,c speeches were made, and all promised ts die like dens-cods under the rnins of thelr country, winch od course means that they wail do iheir preiaess sroising whenever tse ADericaus get 10 near. The Delta thus sums rp tbe spirit oi he debates
 All the speeches and public addresses breathe fierce and determined hostility against oar country, and exclude all thoughts ol peare- A AguerIliS war, and osie ol posis, ,s adri.sa bv the leading members of Con gTessN
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Racess end LarsI.
nr. F. H. Bennett.

HAVING located hImssa perasanss.tiy ia .hs III town sg NAreGEsx. Arksasss. essrs his pre- sssssonal services to the eiiixsns and sdiGinihg Deaghbeshooas.
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