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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21

Norwegian Vessels. ........... as
off south Point hick log, into bya schooner.
% the hp fSs
with chip Rerss and pSI 4s sc 81:
ult, at 10 PM could not make out her
BRo AzrroTbe hull of this brig tnwed up to VII
She
! only saI :no cd
s and IL the cut q a r., p1 n. 81 hsss "e
she will at undergo repairs and reft
scHa BENJAMIN Days. from Delaware. with cargo Of
corn, ashore Thursday night Storm near
sewb9y Inlet and threw n..T, 800 b1 III Of
sSs Of the Also spo one other schooner
ron the same place with cargo corn Erown;
ss.Isd not g Ss:d THE later doubt the Hsn1,
R! 81 .
IL. a.
's"1s
''A''' n''' ''A'' ''''. spoken.
snip Sy h sss h:1fs S5 sa..0' with troops
Bnk lsnths, from Palermo for Baltimore. Febs no lat
sr ssy:ss.h. day: hence for Savannah. 10th inst off
: DIS FIN M.ris for Boston Feb 10, lat
Sid from rrovincsown, lth schr Bels,sls Cook, North
Coast. o. Ws lii. banks. A2s .s AG s,.
E%'sn ss
two whales additional lhas been reported May viii
s Rss
Foreign Porta.
BELIZE. Hon. Feb gin port, schr Olivia from New York,
HIyAsA Feb sAdd,on.l ~ port. ship Chri.,ophsT Co.
S s%s ssx DO S i
e. ri H:ss for Ne"
svi the cs s s1si
Bo'Tss Feb IsAr big. Nancy Pratt, steyen'0n, 8!
Nss os,s; S;;eh s3 ss. hare
of Ti% s MoS: :ss: Ass story sss
AsS a k. N.~
York. Sailed, brig rragasgu.; sch! Matd. Bar2nss
the Rsaes o.day Bsqae BsIius Btothers
President Roads to Nataket Roads where brig Napoleon
Feb zc M..S,n. Hgsha; "a
:h ch.Is Tss tssRoON b ship
sisc New 1
;hpt New York Below, brig Moses BulAiy' from New
HsAEs .n per-; bar. Mary from rhads ynit
Mosl1 Feb PAR bs,t 8 o'pd ks:o from from De De-
esp., MsuntfoIt iGI Boston, ~. ,.,. r.s,. n,,,
$ s:ss.ts1$ iass ss. ny YsS
rp St: ar S s A1
from New YOit, and Elizabeth brig. savasoa, from
f6s
Va
aoS Weeh Liverpool; bark Catherine swift hsTsna nrg
tampa sa'p Bay Mecrsady stud sy T.mpco Arr :hip:
Yof; big juliet Farrell Jsneiro; s.Id.Isn big
Slen1o P.gsio I'm Genoa schr Margaret Ann, West, FIN
gave: fiS dssh Ss! ,Sp.
f f M'sS a.s
SYor. brig. Jane. MARSHALL Carney Gull Of MsIneo, DO;
TEE queen
YietoIine, Hobbs B,,:imo" Leono. M1ndeyIe rhs,
s.aa sa Csc: VIM
Dow do asPy
Aufelia UIe, do Arr n,hp Palmetto, smith i% Gal.
ss . ss. s9H #
NEwBvnyro.r. Feb. 1sCld, brig Camsgo, Tyler, Bos-
'f 1s e , rssi S..s {.
Betsy I,teo%S I'm Franklin, La 'tsam propeller I1um'
ss G,' siS.
rs
W M;toae fcns to load for GhiTis.tGp ,o0p' Rhode
r.; ois y %s,s
F.s sas s,.fHs s' Sc.: 3D. brig
nWass4:s s;S scd ss Victory Kelly 1 rSr ~, ~
Seine sns Cs MSps1 s VIM
Cor Jamsea Br brig Jas ellington Kelly .bsfoi IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21

LivERP ooL-Pecket ship Monte zumaMr and Mrs Rogers
Mr. and Mrs Desdmap, MRS Godfrey. Lyerpooi; shaw,
MIR Tecerden, YoIkshre; Mr. Morley, Canada; Mr. and Mrs
Ray lreland Mr. Rankin d.; MIR ay-and n in the
age.
.LoNpor-Packet ship ndependence--John Chafed, j
Mills Thomas Lownder John Armor, John March, Lendon
w Low rng and lady, N York-22 in steerage.
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a.Ies or ssoclxs nc boston,

srocx BoAap Feb lo-l0 shs Northern Railroad, esk,
10 Boston and Providence Railroad l03X; ktchburg
Railroad ll9K; 80 Western Railroad 100X Connect
cut River Railroad ga Portland. Saco and Portsmouth
RR I0Ok; IS Norwich and Worcester r Rs 10 63H; 20
S-ls 2 Prescott Mills So; $1,000 Reading Railroad
Bonds 1850, TAX.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

New LONDON Feb 10.
Shaken on Noptauk Nv the pilot boat n Hail. Feb l7h,
brig Katharine and Mary days from Bermuda for pos
head OF fore aud carried Same day
put pilot on board the bark CToton York for Provi-
dsnce Same day pilot board the ship Wiscsssst
for Saghsrbor $500 bbls oil.
miscellaneous Record.
PACKET CsNsTITUToN, Capt Britton, for Liverpool,
will sail tomorrow morning. Letter bags at Gilpns
Exchange etter bsgs also at the Oiag News Room
We are indebted the office Of the New London News
fer slip.
New OaLRANs SpPPINo-Touusge in the port Of New
Orleans the 18th instant compiled from authentic sour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21

te ass .I. &: ;;I s;s:,:s s;;;r
RSS k& U4f &HsB bi68SfYy No. nj -, 81
s ~ eas: g Ss8 .. :ss rssa
sta.on snd yi!heEl sis h!ad.ssss from
when all else have failed AeemPrshsaiys Ysatss
70 :seusy cur: u al cases matter how long standing
how deeply seated IN the syssm with trouble the
patient and In shorter space Of time, any other
medicine in the world will be taken
vial. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21
FOREIGN Marke t..

HAVANA Feb O." Molasses continues at "a rs in
demand Sugar, here in Matanzas there is very
e and selling at from IN ca No further sales Of
Rice TO report two csrgoes still on hand. Exchange on
London 81 per CT; U. 8. par to "a ct. prem"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21

N, N X!ss.ss.s Pr m vs.ss : x'.A~sss' s~a'
iz +: Y: s:;I?:!1 ~ \ aRT t',te;
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~ MN .h,r 1870 = :. dam.,t;c nrensT,rion

s IN MEKCUKT--NO
IN dian Vegetable Remedy, Is domestic preparation,
composed entirely froot;ne no mercury or az
other and pleasant to the TASTE Gonorhoss,
ges and all .yphiliuc complaints, in all their io5m' cured
in DAYS. II the medicine is taken directed the
most sasand the speedy sradicator OF this
disease leaving the perfectly healthy Sold whole
sale and retail By j. o. Fay General Agent No I96 Fulton
Lamp Store. Sun Bnldins, New York Rs:.lsd =.
ner Of and ia Canal Hudson st.
Of Spring ~ Houston street, l6s Dvislon street, p
vision sal Monroe SO Bewsry; No. Avenue d.
81 Hudson streets Fulton of Adams Broaklyn
badger Newark Pearson, Railway. and Williams williams
hurgh Price 81. do lmSr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-21

Ssssa5 s4SSf ~ 4S$h4s! E.Ss!!
:::s;::; 4;
e n. sos:c spsed :s and ss''
~: gs,ss
bones and joints, m.!ear: sad akin disease: sIqpuon.
s7na nd sapSoasbs
1Hg srEc1y sT ExTEH f%s:e Gu. of
md II as... 'as %
ness. f''eh Ono Ds sAlsRbgg'AlfRaStRlLINE
PREPARED BY the member: Of the rha.dslphis College
tracing its real medicinal virtues has bssa tested az A.
:nasomsnt and pains in The
Syphilis SYMPTOM. and of d,:s:s;
a'a 81 M Pile s; stxSI i SESr
1 HSe
who sssa @ he
not = 30 one Without t. Single Soss: On:
PEEPARED expressly for the p:s Of those who hsv: IN
oae Wei
in either the sexes em.sona ncryou: Ii.b
gam: and dssis prodse:d FROM any sauS
4 s:S S :nn: 6
4 $ '''
DATIENTS residing in any part of the Union by whiting
OF their let the dsease be Of what
kndit may-delicate, ndelicate private otherwise il
will be consulted upon by the menbes who daily for
a nSs ss n ss
III :sss' " nv me
A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS, for the speedy
"A and radical OF Venerea Diseases oss Strictnres,
UIehrsI Diseases Whites Female Weatness &c.; ss .
bsted Dr. ASe5asthy who for great many years success.
only in his private practice but in several hospitals
by their not dsageepg with the stomach or affecting the
BREATH which renders hom extremely convenient take.
without exciting the least suspicion.
The wide celebrity Of Abemehys Pills is the best
for their quick and curing all the above
complaints In the early stages Of EonorhGs one box is
generally spfcient to effect cure in few days but tho
toms have disappeared long prsaeed ehoae cases OBJ
almost inc cdible short space Of time.
They NAV be TAX time and under eircumstan
with but little regard Dict in absnng from
sptuous and fermened liquors Full directions acsompsay
each box.
be had genuine wholesale and retail only Apothseai
ries Hall. % Cstharnc street, and III Maiden Lane.
ji3 lmsrh
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Obituary.

Died, at the residence of DR.. Mc'Mullen, Cas-
we'll Co., on the eth inst, JoskrH FappIs
HrGuEs, late of Orange county. His death was
from complicated disease of the heart. He had
Just returned from the city of New York, in the
university of which he had spent the winter in
attending course Of Medical Lectures. He had
purchased books. instruments of surgery. and or
dered bill of medicines, and expected the pre-
sent week to locate himself in this county for
practice. Having had time barely to receive the
welcome and congratulations of his friends upon
his return, he went to Caswell OH visit to two
physicians with whom he had read medicine for
time. This was his last visit. Although some
what unwcl for length of time, his death was
sudden and unexpected. No brother was at his
side to fulfil the offices Of friendship and receive
his parting words; no sister was there to chafc
his throbbng temple. But these offices were faith
fully discharged by the members of the family in
which he died. and others who were present.
Nav kind Heaven reward them thousand fold.
nor leave one of them friendess in the hour of
death. This soung man had made profession
Of his faith in Christ years since, was member
Of tho church when he died, and there is holr in
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder. on Thurs
w day. the sth day Of April next, at the late
residence Of Samuel Strayhorn, deceased, on a
credit of nine months all the perishable property
Of the deceased, consisting Of Horses, Cattle,
sheep, Hogs, Corn, Fodder and Hay. one Wa
gon and Gear, one yoke Of Oxen and Cart, Black
smith Tools, two Stills, together with oil the
Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, besides many other articles not mention.
cd; also the crop of Wheat and Oats, now grow.
ing. The Meadows and quantity of Corn
Gronnd which is already prepared for planting,
will be rented out; and at the same time will be
hired out all the Slaves belonging to the estate
until the 18th Of October next.
w. F. STRAYHORN, Admir-.
March l6. IL
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KOINsTOcE's vERMIFTGE--A DEAD
SHOT fOR WORMSs

4 high'y eOncrnirsled and chemically eom-
haed ParPsEsiion. earalae. Son lhe psomp,i,Das
q ils arsiun q elesnng ne syssrm IN CIV hours
q every worn. o. q aGading complete lei d
1i.sH sAissnoe. !, seLiOm nerds % he repeated
and nessr % b followed ~ any oshrr purge.
ThsEsfose. IN urgent cases Is lhoae Of ls syasms,
o. consulsiOhs. cau=d By worms. is unIisaIlcd
supesiasiiy = m.nifss. Pew medirines are le..
Ter calculated % improve the hrallh q ehiIdren.
even shere no worns exit - Il removes lhoss
masses u erudties that line and elO-eIy adhere 10
the sioansrh and bowels, giving ri-e 10 symptoms
that sounicrieit ssery variety of xosn-disrasr.
Though prompt and certain. q d prrfcctly safe,
and adapted to the irnderesl age.
PREPARED and sold by comsiOck & Co, 81
counland-st, New-York.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Marlborough.
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OFFICIAL.
Frun General Tsylars Camp

AZ
llnaagGsiFxs AEug q 0xratsiaa,
c1mP - ~ Sid sfhsilir. BurnA. Esaa.
Meaina. FsAruary =. lssT.
SIR: ! hsre he hsher 10 Ispass hat.
hssinE heroine sssnfsd % he 2osh iasi..
thai alae enenE hsd as,snbled a. tesy
heavy Iosss - n rsrEselan. thirty mile,
IN fonI ii AgBs Nasva. 9Th he ssldeal
dsslsH Of sllasklng ny position. I brake
- me- ramp ~ The lsi,sF plsrs On he 2ls'.
.ad losk ~ slFang nc in front 81 Barna
Nssia. sessa nIies sanih af Salnlla. A
easslry lore IslI 81 Agss Nuesa Tor he
pnspase ii rass rIng lie Fenassl af sap.
plies. wss driven ~ during The night. sna
On The matnIng nf the 22d the Mex,ean
army appeared immsdIslely IN Ironl Of
our position. Al II O'Clock, A. ~. . Gag
sas ssni. bssTing fraIn General Santa
Anna Q summons nj unconditional sur
render. To ~hish | inmediasely Ielnrn.
ed . negative reply. The ssmmons and
my reply are herexIlh enclosed. The se.
i'nn Mas commenced lsls ~ the sllsrnonn
betsssn Ihe light tsoaps on the Jeff Ilsnk,
but vas not seriously engsgsd. nruI the
mrIning afl the 23i. shea the enemy made
an efMI 20 farce The lsiI asnk Of our po.l.
tiop. An obstinate and ssnguinsry con.
aIci was m.iuIaInsd. with shoFl intervals,
throughout tie day, the result being thai
the ensny WIS eompislsly repulssd from
our lines. An aiiark oi cavalry np0n The
rancho ol Busn4 Visa and demonsir,-
uon upon The eiIy Il SsInllo iissll we're
IIkswise haad.om'ly ,spelled. Early in
the night the enemy wnhdrew IRON hl,
camp and ell hack upon Aqua Nuevs. .
dIstsaee of tsFlse Iollss.
Our owa loree engaged 81 al points IN
,hls Senaa iell somewhat shirt Of $500
aien, while that III The enemy. from the
ststrGent of General Sauts Anna, msy be
estimated a. 10000. Our sDrress against
surh great odds 70 . sufficient encomIum
on the eoad eandusi ri our troops. Ia a
mnrs deIs,lrd uiIicIsl report, shall have
the sslisf.ctIoa at bringing 10 The no'ire
Of tie eosernAeut the conspicuous gal.
lanuy e psrtirutar officers and corps. |
may he F@rnined here. however. 10 Or.
knowledge ~ great obligations 10 Brig.
zen. wsd. the second in command. To
whom | leel particularly indebted for his
valuable services or this occasion.
Our loss hss been sery severe. and will
not probably fall short Of 700 men. The
Mexican lass ha. been immense. Ishsli
take lie esri,e,t opportunity Of forward.
,ng = corree, let OF The casualties Of the
day.
ism. cir, very respectfully. your ODE.
dent strssnt.
". TAYLOR,
Mai. General L. r. A. commanding.
The Adju,ant General Of che army, WASH
ingiOn, ID. &.
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.DR.LE R0YSI
Vegetable IRiltTSal FillS,

TUE sa1Iling &aaAawk q nsuriy a Meairs.
u nj Agxnl. - nes Assa fkai : ther > ans
ofPsEsasian snd r.usskraaina shy kase ass DE-
INFLATED The SYSTEM. Henrs Parse
me Mnairnes have ak~gs Aerm ssgasArA - 4
i.si 1T Nsreaarg Erif. Pasirnas rnsaiins i
then Sc Ae rslirfef ONE S;sesse q fhes xpease
10 ANOTHER. Ts akssie dis Phy.icisns
have iang soaghi 81 n ASrRf dsi soslS = slas
SANE TIME
PURGE. PURIFY And STRENGTHEN.
Bui tlrir siosas xrss nrarly fisi6rzs. and lkey
had alnaass desPsired e sacces uksn ne hksxns
q sraeace and frseawh Mrre rewarded N d.
rosery mhlch fully rcslized he fndess &sznes e
the Aedical Farnliy. and xllirh : iasiIy sssaS1-
q a. ore q ths ND impor,snl Tiampks has
fhlnnary has ever arhrHed. ThH iu3osaka
dcsi6erasum i NAMED
Dr. Leroyis Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Parify he Blsd, and remove Ell or
rHpf. and rSfiafsd knm@s. and aRLeakAy ao1i-
nsHiafions from the body IN manner never he-
fore IIsalled, and wlirh YET produce m lreskmeas
o. iassifade whatever. bot on he contrary tone
The Stomach and insieoraie he constitution do
nng the progress a lhsir operations! Dr.. lie
-. NAhss IN tArAs nhAtf tlcsc nffetOi0Fe lrfec0f-
rIiabe. lus most desirahle qualities, Eracuafiom
and hriggafian. Cor ihey are Il The sane time
NIengfksning PHEgafirr. end Purifying Tonir.
The Two Pineipal ingredients in Dr.. lie Roy's
Pills are
WILD CHERRY AND sARsAPAILLA.
20 prepared that each promotes The hensfcial ef.
ieei the other, the former Strengthening. while
the latter. through ils union with various yegsls-
he ingredients. esaenaies. and Iurifes, thus
they superinduce no loTidiiy or lassilude Of the
Digestive Functions. and hence their operations
are attended by no Reaction, OF Subsequent Cos
tiyeneSs.
Dr. le Roy's Pills arct he most active and
searching Metirine in existence. They AT onco
attack the very root Of Diseases, and their action
Is 20 prompt. that in an houI or two after they
are taken. the patient Is aware Of their good ef-
ieeis. They not only operate on The Blood. hut
also on the chyle, Of which the Blood il formed.
and this secures good blood from the fountain
head, moreover they produce neither nausea, gri-
ping or debility, and as family Medicine they
have no rival.
CO Price rs cents per Box.
For sale by
LONG. WEBB & CO.. HiIkborOueh.
Eli MURRAY, j., Cedar Grove.
April 6. "a
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Buncomhc company, making the 10th in the n.
carolina Regiment, reached this place on We'd.
nesdsy Of last week on their way to Wilmington
to embark Tor Mexico. The company was com.
mandcd ny Captain Israel. and consisted Of as
prvatcs. hardy looking set Of men we'll quail.
fed to do good service.
The papers wet Of this. speak Of another com
pany. raised in the counties If Cherokee and Ma.
con, consisting of 81 men. [oIiccrs and priva,es)
Oh their way to Wilmington; MAXIM, the lth
from this state.
Lieut.. Col. FagC. Of the North Carolina Rcgi.
@'nt, passed through this place in The stage on
the 3lst ult on his way to Wilmington to EN-.
bark with these companies.
Letters have been received at this place, an.
mounting the safe arrival Of the other nine COM
pancs # our Regiment at BRACES Santiago.
Since The above was written, the company from
Macon and Cherokee reached this place, and spent
Tuesday night u our Hotels. The company is
commanded by Captain Samuel Upton; and a.
mong them is a Cherokee Indian. a stout athletic
man, who will no ioubt make an excellent sol.
dier. -
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Etna Insurance Company.

THE directors Of the lEtna Fire Insurance
u Company Of Hartford, Connecticut, have
always acted upon the principle of scattering
their risks 80 that in case Of sweeping FIRE their
ability to pay would not be impaired. Hence
by adhcnng to this principle in business. for
over a quarter Of q century, while many other
Companies have been unable to pay their losses
and wound up, this company has gone on pros
perousiy. Besides their original capital they
have large invested fund sufficient 10 meet ali
losses. -----
The undersigned, as their Agent, is prepared
to receive applications by mail or otherwise for
Policies, or giant certificates Of their renewal on
reasonable terms.
For further information apply to DR.. I. ]. NJ.
Lindsey, Grecnshoroueh, Capt. J. NJ. Williams,
Dan,ille, Messrs. McDegrman & Davis, Halifax
g. II. Va. A. e. Finley, Esq. GAINESVILLE, Va.
Benz. c. Cook, Esq. Oxford, and Maj. James NJ.
Palmer, Hillsborough.
N. ]. PALMER, Agent.
Milton, n. G., March 20. 7i-3w
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Union Institute.
Rev. ID. ven, Principal

VNHIS Institution is located in the North West
n corner of Randolph county, Is miles from
Grccnsborough and l6 from Lexington. The To-
cation combines the prominent advantages desir-
able in n boarding school, viz: cheapness, moral
ity, good society in the vicinity, health, &c.
The instruction impaired has been pronounced
by competent judges, to be equal, in any respect,
to any similar institution in the state. The school
has been under the supervision of the present
principal during the last five years, and is now
permanently organized. The Institute is furnish
cd with ,olcrably good Apparatus, and the ne
cessary globes, maps, and minerals. Extensive
additions and repairs are now in progress at the
Ins,tne and boarding houses so that any neces-
sary accommodation will be afforded. The stu
dents board from to mile distant. The course
Of study is thorough academical education, or
preparatory for any college. Regular lectures on
Natural Science, Political Economy, AMI Mental
and Moral Philosophy, are delivered by the Prin-
cipal The Bible is daily attended to, and ON tho
Sabbath the students attend Rotations and pub
lie preaching. The necessary text hooks are fM.
nished as low as they can be- boush. at any other
place.
TERMS.
Tuition, (including the Languages, Mathe-
mates, Natural and Moral Sciences, and
oil usually taught in any High School,)
PR session of FIVE months, $500
Board and washing. per month, 500
Contingencies, per session, l:00
The Summer Session will commence on the
18th Of March. Address, Hunts Store, Guilford
county, n. G..
NJ. w. LEACH, l %&
InS Johnson | #-z-
JABEZ LEACH, ''"s''es' j.
l.. NJ. LEACH, ~
March l, lS47. TO-3w
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important Decision.--It has been de

Important Decision. has been de-
cided By one Of the New Jersey Courts.
that a railroad company is not RESPONSE
BILE for the loss Of trunk containing val
uabIe jewelry, which passenger has with
his baggage; as articles Of jewelry arc
not baggage. but come under the denom-
ination of freight. In such cases the own
er is bound TO inform the Company that
he has freight in his valise. and pay for
the transportation Of ii-or else take the
responsibility himself.
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POStpOnement.

TIVE repairing q the Bridge arrOss Haw Riv.
- er At Woody Ferry will he let. on the pre-
MISS. In the lowest Lihler. on the fourth salur.
day in April. at l. o'rlork.
Three pillars are to l'c rrpai'cd with stone. and
the baidge made level. About one-iourih i 10 ts
aOOred anew. New benches are TO he made. and
the railing repaired; and the four pillars in the
current are 10 he protected BY woolen ienders.
ISAAC HOLT,
ALEN'R :. WEBB,
TH0S. WOODY, AComm'rs.
SAM'L SrOcKARD,
WIN. ]. BINGHAM,
April 2. CO.
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Headquarters Army Of Occupation.
Saltillo. Feb, rs, IS47.

Headquarters Army Of Occupation.
Sal,llo Feb, %, lSi7.
SIR: I have respectfully TO report that
the main Mexican force 10 vet q. Aqua
Nuevs. Our troops hold the positions
which thew have So well defended. and
are prepared 10 receive The enemy. should
he venture another attack.
Al arrangements has been made with
General Santa Anna for an exchange of
prisoners, by which we shall receive all,
or nearly all, Of those captured from US al
different times. besides the few taken 10
the action Of the 23d. Our wounded, ss
well az those Of the Mfxicans which have
fallen into our hands. have been removed
to this place, and are rendered comior'a'
tle.
Our loss in the recent actions. so far as
ascer,a,ned, amounts 10 264 killed, 45O
wounded, and 90 missing. One company
Of the Kentucky cavalry Is not included in
thus statement. us casualties no, being yet
reported. Respectfully enclose list oil
the commissioned officers killed and
wounded, embracing many names OF the
highest merit. ara-...
/ am. sir. very respectfully, your obe'
dent servant.
Y. TAYLOR.
Major General L, 5. 4. comb s.
Ths Adiu,ant General Of the army, WASH
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!Ssmmons Of Sania Anna 10 General Taylor.
You arc surrounded by twenty thousand men,
and cannot, in any human probability, avoid suf
firing rout. and bcing cut TO pieces with you'
troops; hut. as YOU deserve consideration and por.
ticular esteem. wish To save YOU from caias.
trophe, and ior that purpose give you this notice
in onler that YOU may surrender at discretion. un
der the assurance that YOU viii be treated with
the consideration belonging TO the Mexican cha
ractcr. to which emil you will be granted an hours
time to make up your mind, To commence from
the moment when my flag Of truce arrives in your
camp.
With this view. assure you of my particular
consideration.
God and liberty. Camp at Encantada, Febru'
AIRY %, lsi7.
ANT. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To Gen. Y. TAYLOR, commanding the forces
Of the L. :.
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surh TaFer as NC had On hand. - - 10 snslle
Us 10 Pullisa the ma.s interesting inieIIisrnoe.