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The following is the report of committees appointed
for the purpose of fairly testing the medical proper
ties of the Scilian Syrup or Tropical Hygiene, who
have thus freely given their unanimous approval:
DUBLIN, Ireland, Sd December, I845.
We the committee appointed to thoroughly investi-
gate the properties of the Sican Syrup or Tropical
Hygiene report that he have Used it most extensive
ly in the hos ptal and also in private practice and we
found it to be the most prompt and certain prepara-
ton ever presented to the world for chronic diseases
for which alone it is intended as a remedy
COMMITTEE. V. Stratton, NJ. D., 8. Calling
worth, NJ. D., H. w. Mendenhall, NJ. D., E. Shell
lenburgh, NJ. D., and p McMnns, NJ. D.
LONDON, Dec. u, lS45.
Z The undersigned, committee appointed to strictly
ascertain the remedial qualities of the Scian Syrup
or Tropical Hygiene and its applicability to chronic
diseases in general report, that have thoroughly
tested it at the different hospitals of this city and
found it to sustain the high reputation 1t has gained
in the most enlighted and intelligent circles of Eu
rope, and believe it to be combination never equal
led by any invention ever offered to the world We
most earnest recommend it to the suffering and ac
ted, confident from our own observations that it is
most efficient and unparalleled remedy for all chronic
affections. NJ. D. Snowden, NJ. D Charles w.
Stroud, NJ. D, Thomas Warner, NJ D Joseph Pal
mer, M. D A K ThurbridgS, NJ D., Benjamin F,
Sprigg, NJ D , E Crittenden, NJ D COMMITTEE.
The above medicine is for sale at the drug store o.
r. Kennedy in Carroton. Price So per bottle.
Demember 25, 1946-lI-4t.
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MARRIED, on Tuesday the o9th ult by the Rev.
A. Bartholomew, MIR. JosEPH JENKINS to Mrs. MAR
GAREr WANBAuGH. bath Of Carroll county.
On the oath ult. by the Rev. A. Swany, Mr.. Jo-
sEpH THoELLY to Miss MARY DAVIS.
On the 3lst ult., by the same, Mr.. Isaac BooTH,
Jr, to Miss MARY PIrTtycER, all of Monroe tP.
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. w. T. Adams, Mr..
JOHN Cox to Miss EIIzABETR TooT, all Of Carroll co.
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2 Hamilton 10 Huron /; Jefferson 2; Knox g
Licking ?; L1ra.n Il Aahoniug ]; Marion ]; Ne.
dina Il M'n'gofnefy 9; Morgan 5; Perry J.; Pick.
away q Forage !; R.sh.anI 8; R575 2, SauJUs-
ny Il Scioi, l. Seneca Z SARA Z; SJHmil /,
and Trumbsli @.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15

LATE FREsHET.-Our exchanges, for the lssi
week, have been filed with accounts Of the laie
freshet. The feshet has been general, and the
destruction Of properly, in various paris Of the
State, very extensive. The Seioio river rose TWO
feet higher than ever before known. The Mus.
kingum Improvement, the Miami Canal, and 9th.
er public Improvements, we're materially injured.
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DELAWARE sENATOR.-The Legisatur. Of Del
aware has elected PREsLET sfRrAScE, Wing, 70
the Senate Of the United State for siI years from
the 4ih Of March next. He succeeds 7. .Clay,on.
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Last Newspaper Call.

Those indebted 10 the Subscriber are required
to make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, dueblls, and
accounts in the hands of proper officers for coll
lection. Aword to the wise is sufficient.
T. W. COLLIER.
Nov. 13, 1876.
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el5O.a9s.Is2 s4o3 s47.77e


TOTAL, sl5O,a93, ,I32 s4o3 ,e47, ,776
The merchants and manufacturers' stock, and
moneys and credits, in 1874, amounted to g..
65o,006i in 1916, the same items were returned
at s44,622, ,l6s.
The Auditor estimates that the receipts into the
State Treasury, for the present year, will amour,
TO s2,o57,ooo; and that the State expenses will
amount to 81 ,892 ,s26; leaving balance in the
Treasury at the close of the present fiscal year
OF sl64,774. The Auditor, in speaking of the
estimates the present year, observes:
"The whole tax which will be assessed on the
grand list will not exceed six mills on the dollar,
II proper economy is observed in the manage
menI OF county and township finances. What.
ever may be the condition of our affairs, the peo.
pie OF the State may rest assured that the tax le.
wed VIII, so lar as II depends upon this office, be
sufhclent to meet all theclaims upon the revenues
OF the Stote to preserve her faith and credit un.
impaired, and at the same time to add as large a
sum as the law authorizes to the Sinking Fund,
for the payment of theprincipa of the State debt.
"Ihe present condition Of our finances furnish.
es cause to every citizen for congratulation. AZ
ter passing through series of years, in which
arge deficits were annually added to the existing
debt, an equitable and just system of taxation has
been adopted, and sanctionedby people, which
VIII bring into the State Treasury means commen.
surate with the demands upon the State, without
depressing any of our citizens, while each will
ieel' IN paying the assessment upon his property,
that he is conlributingto the general fund nothing
more than his just proportions"
The Appendix to the Report contains a number
of interesting tables, from which we gather the
following information. There were returned bv
the district and township assessors, during the
last year, property to the amount of S4O3,647,-
776. The several species of properly, and their
assessed value, may be summed up thus:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15

B-UAyS s. CowE.-On the 9th inst, both
Houscsof the Legislature motin joint convention
and elected Benjamin $. COweH, of St. Glars
vile, President Judge Of the l5h Judicial Cir.
cult, over VIM. Kennon, the present incumbent.
AiIhe same time EsENEzER D. SADLzR was cleo
ted President Judge Of the 18Th Judicial Circuit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15
Attachment Notice.

At my instance an attachment was issued on the
Il 9th inst. by Joshua D. Patton, justice OF the
peace, for Centre township, Carroll county, Ohio
against the property and effects OF Andrew Miller
an absent debor, and nonresident of said Carroll
county. SAMUEL THORLY,
Rv Van Brown, his Attorney.
January IS, I847--l4-3.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15
Hook and Ladder Company.

The annual meeting OF the CsrrolIlon Hook and
Ladder Company will be held on Saturday the 10th
INST. at o'clock, P. NJ in the court house, for the
purpose Of electing officers, and transacting Other
business connected with the interests OF the CON-
pany. PuncluaI attendance desired.
4. McCLAVE, President.
Tanuarv IS, 1S47.
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Total,
sa,953,95O $l6,27I97 Alp

Total of all the Banks, S6,46O, ,697 $2s66s ss 525
*The tax upon the dviend of the Wooster Bank,
declaredin July last, was not drawn for until the 2Sd
Of November, and therefore does not appear in the
reports as paid during the year.
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AtlashIneaf Noflro.

\utllE = bervty gwen that wrii Of attachment
Nas 'ls day .s-ued. AZ uy instance. - Samuel
i' hor'' iHshee of ne peace, IN Curoll county.
auj rfeci- ol WiHam Montgomery. an sl.rona.
Hg deiior. JACOB SCHWARTZ.
January Il. Ihg5- i4-3t.
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Oc-We are indebted 10 aessrs. BsATTT and
EcKLET for Public Documents.
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Butter and Dried Peaches Wanted;

CCR which will pay one-half money and one
half in groceries; delivered at my eeocery on
the hil STUART G. MCKEE.
Cauolton, November 10. I846-5-n
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AttentiOn!-WashingtOn Greys.

Meetings for Drill will be held at the Armory
on Saturday Euening Of each reek, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regu'
larlv. No admittance for vsiters unless intro'
duced by member. Per order,
w. COLEMAN, o. s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-15

Iy-iive millions, beingone.ninih par of the grand
list his by bringing Ihsgrealamounto Of wealth
and capital upon the duplicate ior taxation, that
the justice OF the new law ismademost apparent.
ats beneficial results arise from the great addi-
ton which is made to the taxable properly Of the
State. Every citizen will hereafter bear a part
Of the general charge in proportion to the prop
erly and wealth which ho enjoys under The pro.
lection Of the laws Of the State"
The annexed liable shows the value Of the sew
eral items Of PropeuyIherein named, upon which
taxes were assessed for 1896, and the value Of the
same properly, as returned by the district and
township assessors in 1916, which forms the ba-
SIS Of the estimates for l847:
Land, Sg6, ,534. .72f 1924 sq6 OO8
Town lots, 22,4O5.9t5 g5- sos. .373
Enumerated and nom
enumerated articles, l7,656,s4a "a, ,5as, ,5s7
Merchants and manu-.
iacturers' stock, 8,74l,e8q 1885 e5e
Moneys and credits, 1855, ,672 1885, ,qlO
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Grand total,

Grand total 24,984
twill be seen from the following list, that the
entire frontier of the United States is nearly de-
fenceless; only 1899 men remaining to protect
its extensive sea coast and western boundary:
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THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES


The Washington "Union" Of the 9th inst. con.
tains the Report Of the Aduant General of the
United States uponthe condition of the Army
neutrality-suspicious. thatthe regular army con.
sists OF 1881 men, in actual service, being ,958
less than the number authorized by law; that
there is not one field officer to every regiment in
actual service, one of the regiments now in Mex
leo being commanded by Captain. The force
now in Mexico is summed up thus:
Regulars in the field, officers and men, 6.6IS
4" AT sea, under orders 10 jointhe army, ,098
En- route for the seat Of war, 762
Total, e473
Volunteers in the field, l5,745
AT sea, for California, 766
Total, -l6,5ll
Total Of Regulars and Volunteers, 24,964
This force distributed nthe following manner:
Under Gen, Taylor,-Regulars, 7,4O6
Volunteers, 1895
Total, 1882
Under Gen. Wool-Regulars, 6ql
Volunteers, 9,039
Total, - 1850
Under Gen. Kearney-Regulars, 446
Volunteers, 3,546
Total, - 3,99q
Grand total o,oo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

~.r which must umsiely be paid BY the industrious
frugal snd peacelovinE people Of Connecticut and which
will an0uct many millions Of dollar has iudg
been worse than thrown away and cannot mel ?
rehecng tnst such g1st .uil could have been pene
ed the education II children and our en- 6fen =
children u would have been worth than al the tn
uuphs of war u aggression and conquest
Hfsoitfds That ia our opinion The DOW wasins ief
the conquest Mexico csnn0t onE BE- prosecuted on credit
with other basis therefor than indirect TAXATION 400
thai The eople Of tins country should their d,
iuness rulers BE- checked their career 20 en-
their redes the tsK-gsfherer Of the United States win
the demand pay me what thou owest
We do not know that we need say anything
more on the subject II we have taught any
heresy with regard 70 IT, we certainly have ex-
cellent company in doing it. But. instead OF In
tending to favor RepudiatioD. We meant to warn
against the danger and 10 secure It's avoidance.
The acute aud thoughtful Alison unhesitstIDgly
declares that Universal Suffrage in Great Britain
would lead directly to wholesale Reputation.
Where the Government is virtually in the hands Of
men who live by the mesgre reward Of daily Mao
ual Labor il is hazardous 70 call on them 70 decide
whether their children shall 20 without bread and
clothes or the holders Of Public Stocks issued by
the rulers Of former generations 70 deirsy the ex-
pense Of wars Of aggression and conquest shall fan
u receive the stipulated interest on their Loans
Letus then, seasonsby shun Hepud alton BY taking
care % create no colorado pretext Tor It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

-. u,on TIE a.ets are made up Of properue
which a. ssn- merchant A. such should have -
in-yrUy-rt1s Stieh cannot De expected - rrAiA- =
a.. r.ni ~ ne .ta,.1 ct u1sl s-lat ion he
s-.ir. Ell tra arm sii h wound up - Nr lhoin-s
Banns md others who are sppon.rl trustees sna 10
sJ--t.rs fnr the cre-itars- Ire ft-t sHfs- n't'
.re hsi out n early dividend 90 % ~ th- Pouu1
-t 4urs NAV BE- reasonably rxpressei Nneintr slcn
art..iss,lus VIII De- verified sId sleilrf 10 iact -
much saves viii in ELL be gathered from the mighty
ruil.
Nas.r. s4lsrs.a VS. held since TIE --in oi >tPt
tta ti. bearing The responsibility 90 ne arm vines
rsra run 90 amount o. 4AaitNi ~ tn- detr .l ~
su-utrsiI- The llllt % liis rllnIrs IS $780,
49, hf-h -s.row been reduced o s1 W cle million
ani which before the end ~ he year ~. %
reduced q E.-O 600 The amount i arcfptinc.s neid
- tae house 90 1rms which have isi-l sll'T >
San1e-son.' suspension. Il about 49, me neN'
meeting U The creditors vii De- rei- on ire L-il OF nov
TIE G.. t.tlrs Of Mssirs psJvsg -. ~ Nihea.'
ter tsIi meeting cu tie sane cay when y VS. sA-o
that ihe asset. amount $3.50 eco assnsi laoes TOT
e3i5o0O The proposition made 20 TIE m. euus VS.
the highly satisfactory ore OF payment 90 iu ~ ne'"'
rnsnt = per cent pr month Id four noatns inere.
fore TIRE frr vii he once more 10 perfectly sound and
independent position.
A me.uns of the creditors Of Messrs. Lysu Br0iirs
4 c. whose stoypsgs took 7isce on the ls inst was
he'd % Saturday asst IL vii De- RENE inferred t1ai tnei
liabilities were stated 10 oe SiuVluo or t1erssoout
According h tee statement Of their Affairs il appears
that there 8 deficiency OF -- 81. sni dividend oi
not quite - Ia the pound The Ifmes believes mat the
estates insy ultimately pay from los 10 l9s- Inc con
Germ Il O. be wound sp unser Inspection
Msfs-s Thomas osborn & SOB. whose suspension
took place 10 August VII. Be able 20 pay Only Is 50 IN
the pound according 90 statement submitted to iAeiF
creditors.
s reported to-day in the city snd i referred TO Ia
The M,rraR Post that France is sbout 20 send force
u several thousand 10 the River Platte for the puf
pose OF taking possession of Mon,eyteo upon the PIES
Of PROTECTING French subjects snd their property. Toe
Pot urzes upon the British Government the neces
siiy 90 maintaining tho independence Of these South
American states and not slow The Interference with or
occuorfion OF them 81 an armed French force
N.rtr uar- nr4-iarf P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

Bva passenger who arrived at the Astor House
Yesterday morning We learn that frigbtul accl-
dent occurred on the Norwich and Worcester Ran
road near Boston on Saturday morning. 1t seems
that the switch was not properly adjusted and as
the train from Boston for Springfield was crossing
the Mil Dam, brooklyn e,j some part Of the leading
cars started up the iron on the track, which stink
ing against the bottom Of second-class car IN
which twenty passengers were seated, Precipi's'ed
all except seven into the water Those seven were
scattered out upon the track and all killed oy the
train as it passed on, cutting of heads limbs and
horribly manglng and cutting bodies entirely TO
pieces Those who fell into the ~eter were all
saved.
-Wehsve Telegrsphic Despatch from Spring
field which states that the bottom Of the car was
smashed to pieces by the break becoming de-
tached and falling under the car, and that beside
the seven who were instantly killed, several were
seriously injured. We were unable 10 obtain the
names OF the killed, bat understand they were
Insbmen
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New-York Legislature -srrerAl ss.sio>.
Things in PhiladeIphIa
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Nov 1-P. :

correspondence Oi me luDune
PHLADKLPHIA, Nov l-P. 81
The markets yesterday were extremely dull and
depressed under the unavors0e influence Of the foreign
news All descriptions of Flour and Grain without
demand At previous quotations. and no sales Of any
ment were made public and quotations entirely
nominal 500 bushels good Wheat sold Al lJ cta, aud
1000 bushels Southern Oats ~ - cts Cotton dropping
and buyers decline before operating. Groceries
aud Provisions no sales. Whisky hhds sold At 2- cts
SALKs or STocKs.-fUa Board and dttG-l,0O0
State &c. cash. 73i 200 DO do % 1900 do. s. -
1900 U : 6s, o. l0j; 1000 IS. SO, & 2, % u
$ Bank, 81 10 Girard 49, lOi 100 do, lO. 80 do g.
100 1000 Nav 6s '65. 7O 80 Lehigh scrip, 20. $50
Residing. o.. az 100 DO, h.. ~ 100 DO, do. "a
340O Nav 10 '65 b5 20 600 do. do. do, ID 20 $50
Reading RR pa 5000 Reading Bonds. 90 so Read
ing RR, %. pa roo Reading RR -, "a.
Second Board and Afer-20O state Sc, 73i 1000 :
Treas Notes, l0l 1000 Nav &c. Co. 20 so Grsrd. l0l
30 Reading -, ~ 100 do b. p 30 do Sd , 300 do
p 900 state S. Isl 100 Bk % 1900 Nav &C. 65 10.
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h..o unable 10 NEE, its payments today would NOT
~ prudent % mention IT. nsrne. D.
- I. stated ,hi. afternoon that the Royal baHs y 1t
srp-.,i has stopprd psymrut - liz D.,
a. maj nv next letter by the Washington on ine az
ui eoavey 700 accounts ci 'evefsi more very neA'
failures A. l. 10, .i,.f... -
~, -. exceedingly scarce, sDc the best bills could
-, nr.sbed Az the Bank % Ensiand me tntsl ainOuu'
- Ia h, connection Sith The iosn testament 40 vita
80 -, I'd ..v.nc.s va. considerably shove 4 0tu
~ - 1911 ramsrks thsi great number Il out
- .,-.,,r. u.sr the stock Exchange hsse BEEN ex
fi,-gi.be3 he courts and alleys .eiDt ''u'''
NJ. pressure tor money a-s oerl w so ~.
-. IA Interest charged pruYofuon'.y ecu very
II. tlu- naturally made 90 avoid iorco< s''If.''s On
he m.rk-t 3. much IS aias "a 20 =. CO.. VS.
r.rt In Fxcheouer Sls tor eight OF ~" cay , -,
ice has been even worse tnsn any n1y VI
- ~ could no, ~ obtained upon unoouo' :
.,rr-,tis, There hss been quits sP'ne on ~ -
r~-ssrss Cor.oIs were quoted a. low - ~ GUY au
ss.ursd by = stock broker t1si me scs~N t-'''''-
- 'c.in, nj. iersr cau Only report Whist ns'c ~
sssv .,,,es-hs, the crisis Is no, vet over-io' msns
week. fsures will take place snd money w, VIII
10 b. very scSrce-t1e trade OF the county ~ -.
9ue.,s on mos, u nited scale snd grnerH. eohu'cIe
r,,g merchants Will not b. fully rest rei JOE s'1s
months Parliament may meet az an esfiy peiiOu - -
-. .or,e temporary measures. bu, no measures can
-a..,ra The fortunes snd the Characters tn-t na'' -
.,,,p, away during the last three months.
All the markets are 10 a very depressed stAif pNueu
49, ,ns co-n cotton ard produce markets Il 70 not ~
IN iss'v however that the prices oi orcsdsiun' v ~
soclf,e much farther; the contrary believe tn-'
soon they viii sivance The mNset t11ay VS. 10y
5ins chiefly 70 the scarcity Of money snd 'se cri.is
Trade of every kind 10 In a very duIl ss'e' AZ 'ne
Manufacturing districts. Q; Is particularly 50.
The general foreign and domestic news Of me osy pos
.es,ss very little interest In fact the present conmer
80 and monetary crisis sbsor5s the ai;enuon OF 1arna
let. ari the public ,.....- a, .,,,
r~croS which will leave southampton on sehnsy usN,
20 10 Southampton AFTER thc mail Of saturday s'eInosl
Ia. closed expressly 20 psce on board the steamer n'
dispatches for the Tribune Oect T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08


tFr Mr. H. {. JONES. Newark, New-Jersey iffr 81
on Monday last avery bold attempt made By some
daring burglars 20 open one Of HERRNcs safes n oaf
Office; having beside the ordinary saodoor on Che le'i
.f., secured by one OF Cuvsas Thief Deieciof Locks o
caedl ar inner door OF double boleron secured bi one
of vour smaller sized C0mbiratou Locks The lock rn'n
our office door and tire CHCsf lock were opened without
injury TO them in the degree The attempt to orsn
your lock A. un.uccs.iul They then tried 70 se ITO
safe oren by cutting through the double boiefton ao' "
the lock hole some three inches IN di'mser, thfon ih
iron quarter. Of an inch thick They succeeded a
the cutting and broke and pulled ot parts OF your oeA
but We are pleased 10 ay not successful n Their o.
terpt 90 open our safe.
The superiority Of your Lock alone saved our pfope,
and We have now determined 10 put one OF your L'ss'
upon the outer well the inner door Of ous safe tray
yoaIs, &c. lsisnedl > O'SH ~
True copy J. STRONG.
Tie non door and loc. a. found ,n the morning. 10 a.
tho Office OF : { HeesiNc Agent ior JoNfss Loeh' at
i9 Waterst where any disposed msy call aad Gee d.
n8 Be-
s,NDss S,RsAf,RilLA-The medicinal properties of
plants are generally powerfully developed m their
root. than their leaves stems Thus the root OF he
apocsnum caEaabHuH Indian hemp. Is strongly eme'i
or cathsc, while the other portions OF the plant or)
possess thess qualities 10 Inferior degree 10 OF saisa-
pana the magazine OF 90, hyseau properties lies in tho
root aud these properties combined end subna IA the
fonn Of SANDS, sasapara working wonders 10 esses
Of .croiula and other diseases OF similar type Every
species Of cutaneous affection Iom asmpe discooraon
OF the surface the worst ouus Of eruption ae within
the control OF thus searching and yet sale and agreeable
remedy
Prepared snd sold wholesale and retail ~ b ID
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton. corners H.
hau..t 173 Broadway and II Fast Broadway. N. Noih
Sold also by Druggist. generally throughout the United
states. Price ~ per bottle battles Tor -.
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By Telegraph to The Tribune.
PROM THE SOUTH.

PETERsBrEG Va S1T. . l-iI.
The mails have all been received from NeN Or
leans and the South. No later arrivals from
Mexico
Col vansller. beare. Of dispatches 70 Gen Tsy-
lor. was passenger in the James L Day, which
sailed from New Orleans i1r the Braz,s. The Delta
intmates that these dispatches contain orders from
the Cabinet to hold 10 check any parties maxim
warke demonstrations IN the northern provinces
Of Mexico. aud that fresh troops Will be sent to
Gen. Taylor.
Interments from yellow fever al Ne" Orleans
during the week twenty three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-08

~ The TRIAL or Col. Fremont at Wash
ngton progresses slowly Most Of Friday occupied
n deciding rules Of testimony, In regard TO the cross
examination of witnesses, &c. Col Fremont In the
cross-examlnston Of Gen. Kearney put the following
question
Did you lose cannon 81 the action AZ San Pssqusl,
and was thst cannon recovered By Lieut. Col Fremont
aud the California battalion In the csptulstion Of Cou.
engs aud did you know Of tbs, recovery and ever
port Il 10 tue Government q
This question having no apparent bearing on the mer-
its Of the Col requested 10 state bis
for asking IL He said be wished show the state Of
Gen Ks temper toward him aud 10 use Il In the I'm
peachmen OF the motives aud credit Of the
Il finally decided the question was proper one and
Gen X answered BY stating that be Did lose cannon
al the battle OF IAN Pasqul that be knew nothing OF
it, recovery except by He bad been official
Informed that Col /. bad taken two cannon from tn
Calliornisns al the cspituAton referred TO- but wha
cannon they were WAS not stated.