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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
Tolls 4o,7oo 20.
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

We expect 10 attend Temperance Meeting a, Bethel.
AppomatoN, on the fourth Sunday in this month"; at | |
O'Clock. Let everybody else be there also.
VIM H. RYAN.
July IL = SEAUutRX
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
NEW SPnIN GOODS.
T. FR.LNhf.N. JR,
IYHcHnuRG Va

IS now receiving aud opening fine assortment of
SPRLNi. MD SI.M.NER GOODS.
among which will b. found every description Of Dry
Go,ds,includng Gnghams, Lawns, Organizes. Musns.
Cambfles. areges, SILKS fashionable Shawls. Handker-
chiefs. hbLons, Laees EJgug, Hosiery. Gloves. &C..
together with fine assortment OF Cloths, Cassmees and
Nostngs aud all Other articles the latest style sua-
bile Tor Ladies' and Gentemrn's wear; 10 an ex.
animation OF which he invites his friends and the
public. generally lie assures all who may honor him
with call hntno pains shall be spared to furnish them
with The naweat styles Of goods aud at low prices
thoy eau be- had elsewhere r.. +. JR.
Apfii isii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

nr,- Lieut.. Mahan, the antasonis, Of Lieut. M"nford
in ,hc late melancholy duel has died Of lis wounds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

o. The French mail steamer Union, Capt. Herbert
has arrived at New York, in sixteen days from Cher
buru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
WE HOPE THE PUBLIC
WILL APPRECIATE
AN ARTICLE THAT IL REALLY GOOD

WHAT 1T Is ADVERTISED.
1T BEING
TO SAY THAT A PATENT MEDICINE
WILL URE AN YTHING
WE WISH TO d sTIN0UIsH
MRS. JERVIS'S COLD CANDY
from sech sentstion by saving that it i'll not Gu
the CONSUMPIlON nor the LIVER COMPLAiNT no
more than would nd leaf eahsss table or draw
spike from the plank Of ship, but '' " "
1T ~ GOOD
TOT Sough cotu, hodreness throat
Ma ~ a"ecuons Of the lungs, that CONSUME
THE FoLLo%iNd LETTER
nru FROM
REV. ". GOTHARD,
BE CONVINCED
No. NEw foRK, January z, l9i7.
take this opportunity Of express ing my obligation to you
or the package or your Candy" you cent me
some weeks ago was suffering ri the time with had
cough and with hosreness aud derived considerable
from the use Of your candy think ia Of colds,
S'u'h'' ano h0ar'sne''' 1t is an sxceliepu remedy
Pastor of NJ. T. Church, Jane st. n Y.
10 MRS JERvis, 33s Broadway,
GU, Next door 70 the Ttberuacle
the Tsbernacle. ~ W
FAoENTs .Rushton CO.. 10 Astor House. no and a5s
broadway Backe 1854 bowery; Burnton, ~ xth Avenue
ana o9 Avenue ~ Eiys 23 Hudson street, Nelson, cor
Cathene and Madison: Lecount OF Grand and
street, Brooklyn. "
lIEaeh package is invariably ed MRS. w. JERVIS
jl6, 10. < 20 3tsF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
City Intelligence.

THE WEATHER we were visited yssterdsv rrorn.
Ing about o'clock with heavy frost and the streesa
which during the two previous Days In most al
thy condition. in consequences Of tue hawins Of tn,
since Thursday were completely dried up and en-
The stores being closed on Sundays unable to
take the range OF the Thermometer In Wall street. which
must have differed good deal from that Of Saturday
during the day We understand however, that at 5
o'clock the Thermometer stood in East Broadway
of Clinton) at IS degrees The weather change
able and remarkably for this Of the year. Tie
rivers again begin to All up with ice.
BoAsp OF ALDERMEN The Board Of Aldermen will
meet this evening at o'clock.
TRAM FROM BosroN.-Ths Long Island train, due on
having been declined by the engine running OF the
track, St Georges Manor occasioned by tho mis-
placing of the end OF the rail- either by the heaving Of
the frost by some evil minded person The psssen-
gers walked about two miles to the nearest station.
whence hand was dispatched thirty miles for an
engine. which occupied nearly the whole night. No
injury was done TO passengers, engine, or cars
DELuRiuM TREMKNs.-The Coroner held inquest
yesterday at No l4l Duane street, the body Of VIM
Flemmng, native Of Ireland, eyed II years, who has
Tor some months past been quite Incorporate and died
suddenly yesterday morning from the effects thereof
The deceased had been fourteen years in the g. Army
fought IN frontier and ntIy under Gen. Tayor
but being deemed unable TO perform military duty any
discharged from the United States service s
Corpus Christi.
Whitehall Association will take place at the Shakespeare
Hotel to night We expect that will be of the
pleasing assemblies of the II is certainly under
excellent management
ACCIDENTAL man named Brewer fell In Cathsrine
street. yesterday evening, and broke bis The alp
perry condition Of the sidewalks the Of the
cident. He was carried to the city hospital.
respectable looking female tell in q At ct foot Of
Courtandt street. yesterday, about o'clock She sub
ssqucntly recovered, and went towards the ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

ELOCUTION
NJ r. GEORGE VANDENHOFF has resumed his in
VA stuoons; and prepared to receive classes and PM
pupils
II Leonard street ji3 1wsrh
MONEY LENT
THE highest prices advanced in large and small
gold and silver Watches damsnds, plate, jewery, dry
goods furnitSre eo!hng and description Of personal
William street. near Duane Persons received in private
ofhess by ringing the bell. DIS msnc
RAGS BOUGHT
EOnCIGN and Domestic Rag. bought By
PERSSE BROOKS,
jsrh Is snd1 Nissan street,
NEW BILLL11RD SALOON
AT 4Ia BROADWAY, UP STAIRS ENTRANCE ~
LlSPENARD STREET.
THE undersigned havisg opened the above establishment.
invite particular attention their Billiard Tables, which
the latest And also their Wines
dies Segars, &c., being Of the best quality and choicest
bIsnds
They respectfully sOci. their friends public to
give them 4 CALL CHARLES KxkTlSH,
uate Of c. q stoppsni's Bath aad
KEMlTTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND,
AND SCOTLAND
DARTlES wishing remit l4rge small
to their friends Great Britain Ireland, do
the most expeditions man9er through the subscbe
drafts sight payable IN AT the in England
ireland aud scond Money may be sent by letter (pose
address and the Of the which viii
be regularly forwarded by packet steamer Apply
ABRAHAM BELL u SON.
d26 imsrrc 1T Fulton New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
Movements OF Traveller.


Yesterdays arrivals, las usual on a Sunday, were
limited a. the following extracts from the respective
registries will show -
AMEnicAN-D. 3 swinburne New York; J. wilmet
PHILADELPHIA DR. Taft Hartford; s. B. Maynard, u. 8. Al
T. A. Warner Baltmere; w. 0illilsnd, Charleston.
Asroa.-Mr. Antony, New Orleans; @. Lennon, Va;
T. Mckenzie, Bath; l.. Schroeder, Phils; c. H. Mills
Boston, Dr. Potter r. Island; H. Samuels Louisville; w.
Levy, New York; T.. Lyford Boston; ". Gardner,
Newport Mr. Hoffman, Phils; Stone. 8. Elliott, Bos
ton; X. Down, Toronto; j. Balbell, Boston; H. Perry
New Haven; F. Lawrence, Boston Mr.. Ewing Con
necticut.
CIrr-s. Leonard, Boston w Lilly, Columbus O. !;
W. Whyner, MorgOntown, Va. T. Rogers. Angelica
Albany; Jones, Va.
FnANKLIr.-W. Townsend, Now York; II. Harrison,
New York; j. Nelson, do A. Wahan, Louisville, Ky ;
p. Nefe, Connecticut.
HowARD-P. Boyle, Eastward; C. Fuller, Brighton J.
Follousber Worcester; p Pratt, Boston; L. Mills Mass
T. Coe Philad; A. Meade, CHM; T. Goold, Express; j.
Payson Petersburg; w. Davidson Montrea II. johnson,
Washington B. f. Patrick, Lesisvile; J. s. Gwinns
Boston; c. Wendell Albany; w. NJ. Boyle, Eastward.
JuDsor-Mr. sheers, Long Island; II Lense Boston;
Lieut. Gorges, u. g. A.; M. Kirby Maryland; J. Acker
lowell; A. Blakman, New Haven
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
MUSIC.
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

O.
w.s% ARCHY 9RIEVE, the real caterer of fancy and
TE singing Birds has hand and prepared offer
@ ,hs best SELECTION yet offered to American public.
of tho Globe Amongst the following will be found tho
choice description Of fancy loag and varied Canary
Birds matched aud prepared be for Matching with
%ad h so"
and Domestic Tcsether With the most choice de-
Norway Swans silver and golden Pheasants Newound
lard Kcg Charlie. sp.ns: French and spanish Poodle.
fancy Dogs Bird Cages Of every variety Also Archys
Treatise Of the 0f tho various descriptions Of
Birds, sc. &c.
NIB Every variety Of III Seeds. Cages &c.
r. g. Letters, paid vii 1t eli times with promEx
attention from A. GRIEVt, No. 5Jonu street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

To lHE DAGUEkKIAN ARTISTS :
r. q, nhttAULT, 1to and ISL Broadway, (Lafaystts
E.cb n,a Just rsseved per late Havre packets, 400
Tnen ne omIs on reasonable terms Also nm invoice OF
rencp ohellcas including dry Iodine, Hyposupbits or
soda B,omine, Chloride OF Iodine Salt Of Gold Trpoy
N'~-s"~ IS 1msrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
SCOTT Il co.
TG NUssnn sfse.f

CITY Wholesale and Retail Fam X Grocery Tea. Wines
~ aud Spirit stsb shment NC The propr'etors pledge
themss Ives thu article - nune and sold
na profit including cas-, Of the latest mporaons and
approve quatIe Supars OF grade, Coffee Mocha
Java Lagu.yra aud Naracaibo; Wines, Cham@Ene, sherry
Claet MADEIRA Port, &c; Scotch Whiskey Of 0cnvst
and Issy celebrated brand London Porter Barclay Fer
kins;) Edinburgh and Aoway Ale; Fruit sp.rm Csndles
Olls Old English Dairy Cheese French, Engs and Anne
mean Mu.tard Ga,gow spieed Hams snpsrs New Years
Figs. &c.
Amanado pale sherry Ms.eilles do, pale gold and brown
sherry, East lnia Reserve Madeira Newton Gordon Muir
doch &c Scotch Herripgs landing from ship Ann faI
ley, (the celebrated Loeb Fine.)
SCOTT & THONPSON,'
397 Broadway.
splendid branch Of the above establishment, has BEEN
the SOLICITATION OF their uptown eussmer, opened 81
Broadway also on the Cash principle where
ofarcles corresponding With down
and OF the same aualy will always be ouDdnn assortmsn
that cannot be surpassed by niy the CITY All the above
articles will be fonnd there and goods from each place i'll
be delivered free Of expense Of the city for cash
ouy. nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
DE-. KELLlN(IER.,S

N INFALLIBLE LlNIMENr il warranted to
cure sores and ulcers Of overy nature in few days.
L4. II like magic In removing rheumatism and all
ot6r pas two doses certain to relieve bilious
chsc darrha, &C. 1t is taken. II is perfectly delight
full in its odor and flavor is universally acknowledged
be the best my medicine offered 10 the public Price
SO cents per bottle.
Sold at Pearl streets corner Bowery and Brooms; ID
md 10th eies drug Dr. Buetts Doy-
and Chatham, and at the H. K. Office, City Hall.
IruSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM
DETEH ROBERTS, respectfully solics inspection OF
splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the present
son many Of which ewing to the reduction the tariff,
superb Nespolitan lace fonted Dresses at 81.
Sambou,ed bounced Dresses, very rio h, from TO eN
New style tune from tied tai boured Dresses Sc
Double fouuced tsmbour Dresses Sla SH
FINE needle work Dresses at s., usually sold az g.
80 to $50 ~ '' '''i''''
Aiewvey fine rv cred lawn Hhdkf trimmed with rich re-
Esncy lace, at and g. the cheapest ever offered
worth S23 ~ '' ~ ~" 20
rico edge Collars, at ST. usual price is0aI7s.
Enuar do 81 50, usual price It's 22J.
70 100, worth and S..
large variety of Thread Lace and trimmed
AZ ,n. ycias &c, suitable for holiday presents.
w Rrnn Iva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
NUNS & FISUHERZ

NUNNS & FISCHERZ
call the attention OF their friends and the public,
~. AZ the.r Manuactory and Wareroom 40 GreenMich
street 10 examine their assortment OF Piano Fores They
are the most fsshonable and newest patterns.
r,snos with Colsmaas Patent Aoliaa Attachment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
JAN H.-Outragss on a Femaie-As officer Hopping
Of the Third Ward was passing along West street near
Washington Market, Saturday evening, he heard the
cries Of female in distress, and on listening moment
discovered the sound to proceed from oyster boat
lying alongside the dock lie at oace huri led onboard of
the boat and there found young girl in great trouble
to the station House she said her name Margaret
Wilson, living at the Of Anthony and Broad
related the following sory.:In the early part Of the
evening she went to her dress akcrs respecting the
returning home between and o o'clock when she
was met by young man, who stating that he was
steamboat captain ar was in want Of attend
on the ladies in tho cabin asked her to walk down
with him on board Of the boat The poor girl
Pecting any wrong, accompanied the supposed captain
Of the steamboat but instead Of Which she 'V %aa
induced 10 on board OF OF the oyster boats which
lay opposite the market where she was suddenly sered
by this rufan thrown down on the deck and her psr.
son volated-snd to prevent her from making noise
the scoundrel placed his hand her mouth
she would have made much stronger resistance, but
the water being 80 the edge Of the boat, she was
fearful that he would throw her overheard. No sooner
hellish purpose, than another fellow made his sp.
psarance, and endeavored to effect the same
Outrage OUT and would IN ell probability have succeeded
which alarmed the scoundrels who fed over several OF
the adjoining boats: and made good their escape SIEVE.
raj Of the expert officers Of the above ward are in search
OF these ruians and ere long no doubt they will be
Gambling on Sundsy.-- onicer Hepburn, together
with several other policemen Of the 18th ward, made
descent upon gambling hole kept by called Tim.
cthy Cassen, at 10 University place where the officers
discovered, at o'clock Sunday mornng, the follow
ing individuals playing at cards for money John KEEL
Icy, Joseph Trainer Frances Burk, Michael Hlsrd, and
Ia'rick slandton all Of whom conveyed before
Justice Merritt, and committed.
drred on Suspteion.-Ofhcer Cunningham, OF the 9Th
ward arrested last night fellow cted Stephen Danil
son, whom he found sccreted in the OF house
No % Thompson street, occupied by Mrs Margaret
fIesch evidently with intent to steal Locked up by
Justice Roome.
Stealing Money -ofHccr Penduvile, Of the ist Ward,
arrested, yesterday, a fellow by the name of Henry
Chambers charge Of stenling 81 So from the pock
ct of James Calgan reading at No. Coenties slip.
Upon his arrest he scknow lodged the fact and Justice
Osborne LOCK cd him up for trial
Petn Larceny Ohicer Garrison ofthe 10th ward ar.
rested yesterday man called Gaob Bollet on a charge
Of stealing 81 bill the Chemical bank from the peck
ct Of Harlow H. Sill residing at the corner Of Broome
ana Eldridge streets Locked up for trial by Justice
Si'ehng a Coof-Ofioer Boyle, Of the ath ward, ar.
rested yesterday fellow called Samuel Bradley n
charge oil stealing frock coat belonging Mr. Lyons
Locked up Tor examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
PLUNKET & PARDESSUS,
Nn ioa1> LI1i to- CrR e UHN

NO l2sH fulton STREET,
"a Sell excellent HIT SO 90 and only charge s. 50 fer
/SAtheir IRsT QUALITY MoLEsKIN NUrRiA HATS.
B.-fLgkKETT K PARDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats Is equal reTv least those Of any other
establishments the public would be utterly
impossible to sell SUCH ARTICLE LOWER price than
$3.50 d29 lm~ne
"a THREE DOLLAR HATS-Tne undersigned. has
1 just finished of Beautiful Nutria ass
which ne will sell at the above price. These Hats will
tain their shape and lustre S. Hat sold.
ROBERTSON, 80 Fulton street,
between William and Gold
NJ B.-The undersigned docs pretend to offer the
very best Nuria hes at the above price, THAT beng
possibis); his E" best" he sells at 81 50.
die 3ysr ROBERTSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

(From the Boston Courier, JAM 10
The storeshp Supply, now at anchor or the Navy
Yard and or two other vessels under government
charter detained until further orders from Wash.
ngton said to be in consequence Of the late important
from the army.
Three vessels, ship Hamburger, barks Barring, Bro.
hsrs and Huma said have been chartered by
government to convey the Massachusetts, volunteers to
Tanpico.
[Frem the New Orleans Pic, Jan.
Capt Crowle of the towbost Phenix from the Balize
yesterday afternoon, reports that the u s. auxiliary
steamship Massachusets hence for Brazos Santiago,
badly ashore the middle ground at the 8. w. Pass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

TO MARBLE WORKERS.
Pc l. 5 HI NG CLOTH
6nn YAkDt superior oli,hng Cloth, suitable for
OOO Marble folishen,i ueseeeivea Ond foI vale By
~ SSt. X BROOKS,
j9rh srdG7 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

TO TAILOKS
I>HQSE whs wish to ac@ure rapid knowledge of cuttuu
all tho various styles of garments worn at the
tune ae advised to obtain copy of stnemsts celebrated
WORK on tho suhjsct which al the information thai
can b. desired has already with the most unprsce
dented sale and used generally by tho trade
whs s:dopt isa principles Price sm 90 SIC
the various styles Of garments, cat to order by
. w. H. STlNEMETTS
M RrOsd vray Vavk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

The subscribers having ppsshssed the Esient
~ Right Tor tho manufacture Of Gun CdsE &C. a 6oI.
sons are cautioned against manufacturing eparing
Gunpowde and notice hereby given that ali psIson, in
any way inrnsing said patent right will be
middle of February. C. FLENNic,' "'
jN5tr IS South Front street PhiladeInb;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation---Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, rrice< cenu per copy-N
Is per annum-payable in advance 49,
WEEKLY fIERALD-Every Saturday-Price Ga cents
per copy-sj i2s per annum-payable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROYE-Every Steam Packet dav.
Price 81 per copy-$s 90 per annum payable in ad
In advance
patch. , =,
Quoted from the subscIip lon money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Proprietor Of the
NEW YoRK HERALD EsTA
North West Of Fulton aud Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

Ef;JS FOR Observation-Disclosures Packet Of 18th IN
$500 stant-Ihe elegant packet ship SHERIDAN, Cap
For freight passage having splendid furnished aeeono-
dations apply on board Qeans wharf, foot of Wall street,
or to T. X COLLINS, IS South street
The packet ship Garrck Captain Task will succeed the
ShscdnB. and sail 2Srh Fehruarv ssv regul.v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

HE subscriber hereby cautions the Public aQaipst the
frauds Of young about twenty-five years OF l. ave
feet seven isehe: hgh who represents sometimes by
the name OF Livingston and sometimes by his real name
which is WI Chamber He gves cut that hs is in my
employ and SUCH has borrow
promisng to them he could 20 10 Albany His
are entirely false he being way
VIM. LANDON,
Congress Hall, Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

JOHNSON'S BIRD STORE,
No. $50 Broadicty, I'd door from, Stetcart's.
S>-S> LONG BREED CANARlES-In addition to my
Nps stock have purchased two more lots, worry 6ns
v& in great variety bird seeds The public il
invited To hear them sing in the evening till PAI ty
w. s. JOHNSON, $50 Broadway,
d31 Qw~rc cd door from Stewart,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, &c.
John CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. / Wall
street. Of Broadway has hand and
y making, cook assortment Of Trunks Vases, Carpet
Bags, and Satchels, wholesale and retail.
Also superior article OF sole leather Trunks uitnble for
French Male Posfe.
Orders for the West ladies. South America re- oiled
with despatch d.
IN Drew, deceased
Notice hereby gwen that the undersgned have been In
y appointed by Judge Of probate Of the county Mich
iimAcknac the Stats of Mchgsn, administrators Of III
limacknac deceased and have taken themselves tia
trust, BY giving bonds according to law.
Maeknac. Michigan, November q, i6.
WILLIAM i. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
SAM'L. X. HARINO,
~ awsre Administrators ~ the ~ John A. Draw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

FOR SALE,
- A DESIRABLE RESIDE nee in 10Th street. near
f:: Irving Paee-a modern built story and attic, with
S9W under cellar, aud communicating with tho
street marble maneis in basement rnd MT and second
four tho third story, house twenty feet
pecial reference TO its occupation BY the owner.
Two thousand dollars remain bond and mortgage.
Fer terms apply at Ito CHERRY ST.
jalS 2W~rrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-18

IRA THE Prcp'etor respectfully informs his friend
~ and the pubic that he has removed from his late
0o Fulton .sfeet 70 n: oths, hotel p Ghaths% ;tiss!
tons bedrooms and furnished them in style that will bsa
favorable comparison with the best hotels the city
Upon occasion will there be than bed
the price for which will be Is night dl7
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-12
LATER FROM SANTA FE.

About dozen of volunteers, discharged from
service in Col. PRrcE's regiment at Santa Fe, on
account of i'll health, have arrived at st. Louis.
They left Santa Fe in detached parties, the latest
on the list of April. Every thing was then in a
tranquil state The natives of the country were de-
prived of the means of doing mischief, even if they
were so disposed, having no arms upon which they
could rely, and no ammunition. The courts for the
trial of the rebels had closed, both at Taos and
Santa Fe, and The sanguinary executions ,chich
had taken place under their adjudications were at
an end The old man at Santa Fe, under sentence OF
death for the part which he had played in the drama
OF rebellion, was awaiting the decision Of the Pre-
sident of the United States in his case-on repre-.
sentaton of all the facts, as contained in papers
which passed through this place some weeks since
Col. PRICE was in command at Santa Fe, which
has proved the graveyard for many young and gal
liant men. Our informants state that nearly -four
hundred persons were buried there.
No intelligence of late date had been received
from Notwithstanding so late as we have by
the Mexican papers.
OF the number Of volunteers at Santa Fe, very
few will enrol themselves for new term Of SER
vice.-&. Louis Republican.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-06-12
WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLTGENCER.

This paper about be enlarged exactly twice its pre-
sent sze and will then consist Of eight folio pages instead
four, and heretofore.
This enlargement will begin with the first number issued
after the end OF the month of June.
The Subscription to the paper per year will be- after the
first day Of July ensuing Three Dollars per annum being
advance will be perceived, less by onehaf than the
increase of of publication caused by the enlargement
For the long Sessions Of Congress averagng eight monh
the price will be Two Dollars for the short Sessions One
Dollar per copy.
reduction of 20 per cent or fifth Of the full chage)
will be made any who shall order and pay for,
time, five copies Of the Weekly paper and like reduction
OF rs per Cor oncourth of the full chargc) to any
who will order and pay for at time ten more copies
No accounts being kept for this paper will not be for
waded any unless paid for in advance sent any
longer than the time for which it is so paid for.