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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

THI sFLAKER AND THE RFF0EIFKs-The reporters and
correspondents Of public press 10 Congress paid neat
and vel deserved compliment 20 the Speaker OF House
In brief address TO him resJdei parchment presont
10 the Speaker by the veteran reporter Of The National In
tsigencer Mr. Sansbury, exceedingly and ap-
propuao speech which responded by the Speaker
II was tribute never before extended 10 the presiding off,
Ger Of the House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

az The Alexandra GsEcts understands that in con-
sequence OF the late favorable action OF the Leg
Maryland and Virginia. the contractors OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal intend making arrangements for an early
resumption of the work. with determination to complete
II 10 Cumberland at the earliest practicable period.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

az The Baltimore American thinks that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company will reject the recent act Of
the Virginia Legislature, giving 1t the right Of way through
the State IN consequence OF the unpssbeness Of certain
OF Its provisions, and that will devote undivided
tenton. energy and means the extension Of its road to
the Ohio river. by the Pittsburg route.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

u Col AnAv SMALL one Of the present cqa,es from
Berkeley, has been re-nomna,ed, by the Wings OF that
county for election, 10 conjunction with THOMAS BRowv,
Esq Mr. BoiE, IN accordance with old custom in
Berkeley, withdraw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

~ Walls ?. Bocock. Esq. OF the famous TWEEN
Vhree has been thrown overheard by Locofocos Of
Buckingham. Last Monday, after a good deal Of con-
fusion, we learn, that DR.. JAMES JoNE- was nominated
by the Old Hunkets he date tor the next House
OF Deegaies-'he Chivary," numbering possibly l in
~ OF the party, Standing like poor folks at fro
nc MI Bocock's name before the meeting as well
as those OF three four gentlemen. Whether Mr.
b. vi. submit 10 il '' CAUCUS DICTATION,"-rr re-.
mains 10 be seen. We presume he loH. however,
Just at this time, might affect his bro,hars prospects for
Congress, were he to " kick against the prieks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

u Mr.. shimuel Goodwin, the delegate from Is!e Of
Wight, has been appointed TO q eerkship in the War De-
par'men' at Washington II unfncbng oya'iy 10 parry
deserves reward Mr. g. has the strongest claims even to
higher Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

W We publish DO another column the correspondence
between Mr. Benton and the President The arrogance and
seh-conoeii OF The Missouri Senator would be amusing II
they were not disgusting We rejoice, end 20 will the
county ha' he has dei.med not to accept the commission
Of Msior General The only regret we lee 10 that a.,
remains in iae 5enate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

~ The Norfolk Herald that two wealthy plant
oFs rcsiong the Roanoke river North Carolina have
contributed one 500 in cash and the other 100 bushels
OF corn. TO the Irish relief fund.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

u DR. Edward x. Hunter the Wing candidate Tor the
House OF Delegates n the county OF Nansemondo coun-
which Tho Wings strangely Lost ls year. but which will
no doubt wheel into line again this Spring, with an old
fashioned majority
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13
FROM the National lnteliigencer. March IL.
Important Gorrcspondence

The following important correspondence between Mr..
senator BrsrOs snd the President Of the United State.
wing become public in the Of yesterday we are
sblsd TO present Il to readers:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

u TIE Union COMEDIES with the country on the loss of
the military talents" Of General B5mbastes Furioso Ben
tom and It denounces the balance. power party" who
with the aid of the Wings, killed poor Cock Robin -
What will Mr. Seddun, who vosd against the Lieutenant
General, say TO thi-7 Wha, will Gen Bayly and Mr.
DomgOoIe say, who lodged the votsI VIVA, will be the
response OF the Chvlry, mqsse the habtua and en-
yenomed assaults OF the Unon D. they, like spanies
crouch and awn the they whipped or have they
the sput Of worms, which wrthe when trod upon7
IL We ore authorized to announce John B. Cnw,l.
Eq candidate for reelection the House Of Dele
gales from the county Of Grccubrior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

~ In the let Of Graduiics Of the Medical College ofhis
CITY, published tins paper yesterday the name Of ALrHEp
r. JErER, was substituted for ihatof ANDREW JErER of
MiaOuu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

ENOR RENT The upper part Of the house at
- preien, occupied BY nesus Csperton 4 Cump II we'll
I'd for genee fem ~ VII au neeess, ,nvsnsnees
Possession given he MT tay ofAprn
mhl1-f JONFs WINSTON
HTOH HIHE-A Carriage Diver who s ssoa Fopi Dh irs.
- room sefvant mhi0 RICH HiLL,F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

~ Philip y. Dallas, OF Philadelphia, zoe, to France
with Mr. Rush, o. an attach, 60 the Legation. The Vice
fTesLdenI Is providing llf The lam-lKl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

qssnes weakened have been TO their ear. by IN.
frsoeh secsnt, which, as they cay. he stll resins"
Courier des Etst- Uni.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

RAILROAD sTooEs.-The Boston Courier Of Monday has
the following quotations Of the railway share market:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

bT SANDS SAHSAPAHILLA.-Iu ihe preparation
hncd ruI concentrated aI r.u prfr.s. rrras
E1ry gule s gve tone Co hc lr.fva pur
brof ihs Elements tIsr1sf very IL ITO
fotma.u power and tar rrI
them prpdI,s pure by
the t1oi frno,acstIc wh1 system rriraHi a rs
srfOfta, evil Ut.f crmpia nrd CO.
taufuc sHrrg cf,uI t1l
auerfI It thou ord. Of aer1lHus "a
fof uuh'r paucuar a0d coucusve evidence Of superior
ccacy. pamphlets obtained Of sgtrt,
fraus
Va Prepared and s1H retail and f1 crp1ratof
bv Al sANus DuFErs 900 Futon street. corner Of wi
Ian, Ncw Y0rt cold ar By nrNAL PURCELL Agents var
rcrt Rc7mond W. Pr-'. " rrt t1ti. torrs .fss
.. W. UAJWY q co, Managers.
Dawn Nof Of Now Jcr-,y 80 go March ION
"a % 40 % 90 40 20 10 ~ % Q
Urtvn Nos ~ Monorgiia. No no. March 10.
"a 90 80 2 a. ~ q 30 a. pc . ~
yyhois rts' Noe 20 ~ Sc pr Of sl5o 90 us 1fe
This Morning.
s5ooo Csris rt,eu $3.50 ~ Noe, IS dawn-dnviosrc
rbts Evening.
Aafsnfra T. Csprs SO o0o 90 Frtea of 1000 1900
prffss of asO Es, hc ~ Nos ~ dmEn Tickets
sie Tsst. ke, 81 sasassr ohoe, No . Cty Ho,e mh Va
MANAGERS OFFlCE...D. PAINE a. Go.
lNh to.ooo ke - No, d,swr Tstets 80 Pine scheme
svssngtatoOo ~ 600 80 Of ias0 &C. rs Noe - drawn
Tssst.e Io.
Drswn Nos Of g Consolidated, Extra 40;
"a o. 50 20 ~ - g ~ DO 80 -.
Dawn Ne Of Ae1audna. Co
"a ~ A. ~ % IS 80 2 "a 81 6i a.
nsH % 81 o. PfEs foiiaad PaHY PURCELL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

OIlCE.-By virtue at the authority vested
in M hy Deed 81 Trust erecgt-d March
1877 by Robert il kns Trisee creditors
CORDED IN the Ce NJ Once the u,ngs have
constituted ana lntcd the Robeu ~ J~nkns my At
ton'y and hgeI coll, aey due ha
said H. H. Jenkn' and the aid Deed yed Trustee
ana 10 execute AMI grant all necessary
quuaners therefor AMI To do all
tn AGENT 10 be nicd by pursuance the OF
the sad Deed by the fai Deed do
NH - " DANIEL, ia. Trustee Tor Roheu H. J,nGin,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13
Do. Richmond rrnct sacieIx.---rAs.. ..-,

b Richmond Tract SOcicty.---Therc will
DC meeting OF the Board OF Managers the Richu ond
Tract Society held Monday afternoon I5th inst Al the
ohco OF Evans Tate, at half pact o'clock. The MEM
oers OF the Board are respectfully requested to attend
NH 10 REMNANTS TATE s.,
bohieer' and Volunteer Companies OF the 18th X, oil
ment are requested to assemble to-day at % O'Clock
me Cl'y Hail. TO attend the funeral OF the late Msior
CHAS. II HYDE. ''0'
0ieeIs viii appear with the usual badge of mourning
L. G. RICE Ad,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

orny Agt to COLI Ct the e,t. and claim, ar@y due 10 m,
said H. a. Jenkn, and IN The :, I need w., - m
and to ami Necessary csps s and &c
quaners therefor act, and A.
app by me- in pursuance OF The Provisions OF
the sa Deed by the ,ai Deed do
NH 10 NDANlEL, ia Trustee for Robert II. Jrnsn'.
EOUND.-About two months since, a Brace
Il let which the owner can have by application
NH - wpRTHAM MeGRunEa co.
~ EW PU BLICATIO n S-hX-
CHANGE BOOKSTORE.
con'artroe and the Scenery Seven Churches Of Asia
with an Historical account Cor slant nope
Befe'enulo Celni or Memoirs Of Forestre Artist wit on
by hims " uansat by Th1mts Roscoe London ed ion
House Of Austria to TIE de tn Of cop ID ? by whsm Core
Anereia Comedies By Jas raudinE containing Buekss
o. Ameen' 10 hnsiId-ihe Noble EIie n.dm male tie
Cure OF Love An a'h rs or the Hnihusass by the
Frohsan falad. and oiher Poems by p P CooEe
Tse illustrated monthly Novsls No. - per annum
sP"naId, and their Country gdJu.t
by NH - G p FISHER, Agent
THEATRE.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 10. IsI7.
VIII be PERFORMED Pay lin he,'l BY the author OF -rA
Coresnn.." "wif,'. Secret nc. called
LOVES SACRIFICE!
5a@,bN Y and cb,-,.,, Thea, ~ Geo Jam''o
Ia Font Tres h'ap's appearance hee..,i Mr. Johnston
Margaret km'rr MnCPoP
FAvoRTE PAS sEUL, ny Miss ANNA WALTERS
To conclude with the Buretta in acts, by Marx Lemon
LADIES' CLUB!
/ AHD.-iobaHss nice LAID. hi b,u5i' do-aa receive
NH "a GORDON a sKrSKEa
In IlEKCr.S RICE.
~ Iltd' anc Porto Rico SUGAR receiving BY s.,ame
Poeahonns and for sale BY
mhi9 GORDON 4 sKINKER
Id tNOR NEW YORK.-Ihe sup. rIor sch
- - COURIER, Cart w. CorcH, will commerce loadn s
to NH "a - " nFSSGG33 Flsnsa.
6r7S INOR RENT.-A desirable residence o
StA D Pm strcct leigh cay Street, tpt
'sn occupied BY Mr Sterling Possession sy in April
NH i9-du RIcHAED STERLING
II VANA OHANGEs-Pumc sweet Havana OianS,
- receiving Tor sale
NH "a INLoEsh BROTHER
TNHESu COCOANUTs-Rsceiyng, Tor SHELBY
mt ~ iNLo5 BRoruER
Oh BULs PRIME TANNEHS OIL
~ IN DO soiar o., for sale BY
NH 10 INtoEs 4 BROTHER
1 UCkS OFFICE, Wall street, opposite ca
4 CapiteI sold In every OrawIngt
IL" HERE THEY AREwu
Drawn Nos Of Pokomokc. class NJ. 80.
| 60 10 ~ 90 rs - - GO 50 o ~ ~
Ticket Nos. 10 40, $3.50, sold and paid by
LUCK.
70 20 45 ~ ~ 81 % Q 10 " 70 80 3I55
Whole Ticket Nos. 70 Al 70, 500, cold and p.id
Drawn Mo-, Dolswnre, Cls,s No co.
% 10 a. % ~ 10 30 2 % 81 81 a.
Ticket ~ 80 ST. smother capital cold and paid
Grand Con. No. 10, En-
- 81 50 20 40 % 7 81 10 30 a.
FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000, 1000, 1000 $500 &c. 10 No. 10 drawn
Tickets only ~. For sale until lOI O'Clock
FOR THIS EVENING.
SS2,OOO Grand Capital Prize. Tickets sl0. 1000
only 81 Forsole unul O'Clock 10 nebtai
mn 10 LUCKs OFFICE, Wall street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

D NOTICE.---The " Young Mems Unun P,EyrI
Meeting will be held this evening" "a o'clock NJ tho
Rev Mr. Hoge's Church Young Of all denomina-
lions OF ChIlsLIan are invited aliend. NH "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

q. D. F.-1he Members of Jefferson Lodge
No 4, u. r, hereby to attend At Lodge n
on saufdny the 18Th instant O'Clock TO- the purso, OF
plyng the last tntue Of deceased brother p O.
CHARLES n HYDE. We -
The hm'ets Of the Eneampmsni and Lodges OF II.
city are requested TO attend. By order OF tie NC
NH l3-lt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-13

HNEh fWIU ' Tx E.-WlhI Jul Trgu a ID suf-
heent dEeion health OF the quest This the ,r,at
point 10 be obtained Without one ofsn OF m.
syttem that itself that doe, NOT u
Ter IN there Is that freedom ON all unpca,a srpsop
th't Ella uei that aud energy aud BODY VIII en-
makes LIE tie and delight Tire question H. now can
this be obtained osuh the delicate the tive or
gans ht The east CIR umsa1ee affect them unavoraIy f
BY COLI imru enee IN eating, inuAne OF eoy,
ness yoa have'l1u ODD dE-ston nobnr more ale
ersin tnt sure than uT WOODS shhsAPARIIA ard NILp
CHERRY BITERS, Tem' dy which compapt ma.
been found 10 he ihng ne trial and 50
do not teieye you viii r'es further a medy
sold Wholesale asd Retail by WYATT KETCUAM ioI Phi
ton street New York r. JOHNSTON, Main Rehmond and
the DIuEghts geneIaly IhIouEhouL the NH NJ
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09
N0tice.

4 50uNTY OF HEMpSTEAD, suE--Atthe
~ Court of Probate for said county of Hemp
stead, in tho State OF Arkansas, at the April term
thereof, A, u. lst7 the following administration
and guardian accounts were filed In said court for
confirmation at the next July tenn of said court,
10 witt
Bcamln l.. Bfillln, administrator of the estate
of William Dolls, deceased
Jefferson Draper, administrator Of the estate Of
james Draper dec.
Joel W, Hannah, administrator of the estate
of r. Il, Muldfow, deceased.
Mathew Moss, administrator of the estate o t
William Bennelt, deceased
joel W Hannah, administrator Of the estate Of
T, W, eanpbe deceased
Snklsf johnson, administrator Of the estate of
Mary Creighton, deceased
Elizabeth Maftn, admmIstraifx Of the estate
of Samuel Moreni deceased.
Vyra Hill, administrator Of the estate Of John
Stuart, deceased,
John w Williams, administrator Of the estate
Of l., D. llibbafd, deceased.
Cathafinc T. Eer, eAceutfx of tue estate of
D, q, Filler, deceased
William 4 Hamilton, administrator Of the estate
af X Hamilton, deceased.
II, l. Samuel, administrator VI the estate oil
d. II n.edsoe, deceased
John u Spta4ins administrator of the estate Of
Samuel BALDWIN, deceased,
Tya llll, guardian Of Wiley II stuart
" lhomas Stuart
II. Stuart
NJ, + SluaH.
Al pamaus interested In The settlements Of said
estates aud accounts. are hereby notified to come
forward aud file exceptions 10 SAID accounts, Il any
they have, On or before the SECOND day OF tie
next term Of said court, which Will be holden on
the second Monday Of July neat, OF they Will be
forever barred aud pfeeluded iiom excepting 10
said accounts OF any item thereof
Tesle 5 T. SANDERS, CLERK.
aG.aN
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09

llosTILE lNDIANs-Irouble 1head.--
We learn from the genlemanly clerk Of the
John j. Hardin, that parties of the Canaan.
che and Pawnee Indians had come in from
the plains to Cav river; for the purpose Of
holding council with The border tribes
Their object is to unite the Caws, Kansas,
Delawares, saes, Sioux and other immed.
ate tribes together, or the purpose Of plum.
derng the United States trains. aud emi.
grazing parties crossing tho prailias. They
have IN every way manifested the most
open and bitter hosliliIies; and trains, un.
less well guarded, will most certainly bo
robbed, and their drivers be murdered.
When Capt. Cook and Acting Quarter.
master Prince heard Of this council they
started out with a company of dragons 10
asc erlain its object. but the Indians hear.
ing Of their approach broke up their en-.
eamPmenI aud lied. Capt. c. sent them
word that he would give them fortnight
IN bring in tho articles they had stolen
nom our trains, aud iC they hiled 10 ac.
count .nf them, he would attack the tribes
wherever be could ind them. The measles
has been spreading terribly among the
Gamannhes and Pawnees, carrying oil
NEATLY a. uf their children. 1t has assum
cd very yruenl and hlal character among
them. They first charged j; 10 The hleki.
cans, from wbom Il undoubtedly came, but
he latter succeeded in pefsuading the In
liaul lAal the Americans had spread il
amons thcir tribes for the purpose OF de
siroyins them, aud hence arises their in.
CREASED hostility loour counlymen. Until
these hostile tribes arc rhaslised inlu re
zRes iaf opf gaycumant lhey will continue
lhtir aeplel4lI1ns.-SL Eoms Rfp lie
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09

Cuaa-Me understand that a move.
menl IS contemplated in the Island Vi Cuba.
far the dlsmembefmanl oil the same from
spain aud lhal oinissnries are about being
ssnt To ib., county to ob.ain all from our
citizens. We knaw lhal thsfe WIS a
sfong republican igcling gfaNiug up
among the planters Of Cuba, aud qnlcd
some days since, bFiaAy, The views oi one
who naw saI1urn.ug in our city-hul we
lid nol lhinh a decided Indication Of il
would be mil1 llf zam, years yet, to say
the leasi.-PaH Err. Ledger.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09

UouAGr'ro REYnLArloN,-Ihe Bible
Is n book of facts, at least as well aulhen'
tieated as any in history-a book OF myra'
eles ineonieslably avouehed--a book Of
morals. such us human wisdom never
framed for the perfection Of human happl.
ness. | will abide by the precepls, admire
tho beauty, revere the mysteries, aud, as
far AS in me lies, practice the mandates OF
this sacred volume; aud shonld the rdieulc
of the earth and the blosphemy Of hell as.
sail M, | shll console myself by the con.
temptation ol. those blesaed spirits WIN in
the same holy cause have toilel aud sui.
iored In the "goodly fellowship OF the
saints, - in the mobile army Of The mariyrs," "
in the society Of The great, aud good, aud
wise Of every nalion-il my sinlulness be
not clean,cl, aud my darkness illumed, at
least my prelenlaaless admission mty bo
excused. Ill err with the luminaries !
have chosen lor my gniles, ! confess my
selfcapIiyaed BY the loyeincss al their oh.
scr,aifans. lflhey err, II Is Ina heavenly,
iflLry wpular.it il is at al rfen's glorious
daring, and fahcr than siuiI with lu.Idalily
iulu tic dust, nJn eunen. lu chell mYscl!
with lAeir vision ol rlctnily, II ! en- |
err with The disciples ol philosophy aud
ViBue-wih men who have drunk deep ii
The lsuniain af human knowledge, bul @bo
dissolved nut The peat of lheir salvation IN
TN d.aaght. cn Nih Bacon. lba goat
rnnhlen. uf nature, hhHgll with nll the
learning ol The past, aud almost prcszieni
ntehe lulure. yet loo wise not u hn1w his
weakness, anl too phiosophic MI Ia ltcl
his iunaanee. err with Nh on, rising
on an angels wing to hea'cn, aud. lhc
the bind Of mnrn, soaring on OF sight amid
the music Of bis grateful fteiy' | ur With
locke, whose pure philosophy only taught
him 10 adore lis soufce, whose warm love
ol genuine liberty was never chilled INTO
rebellion with H. Author. leuwilh New
ton. whose siarlike spirit shot alhwan the
darkness of the sphere, too sonn to reas.
rend IA the home oi It's nativity. With
msn like these [ shall remain IN crref.-
Mr. shall desert those ergs even Tor u
drunken dealhbod of Paine, or the deliri.
Gus wafhoop Of those men who would erect
Their allar on tho Iuins OF society.
CHARLES PHILLIPS.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09
STATE or ARRINSAS,


Corsty 90 snira.
IL fis Circuit Court Of Scrier County,
~ rlcaiioa, JHHs isi, I y, lsi1
Sdmb G Ninnr, by her next friend
Elijah Toilet Complainant Petition ion
ra Dfr1frc
WlIinm W Vining. DcfsHdsat
rI'lllS day came the said petitioner by Riddy,
l her selieilor and fled her petition IN tbs
cause, Playing a be divorced from the bond, OF
mllrmony subsising between herself and said
defendant, aud u appearing iiOm the affidavit Of
the petitioner Tint said defendant d q non-rcsIdont
Of thI. State, It b ordered that publication be made
notifying The doicndini of the penIency Of th.s
suit, aud unless he Dc aud appear by himself or
attorney on or before The third day Of the noAt
term ol this court, at a couIi TO be holden at the
courthouse In the town Of Pauclillh, ia the
county Of SEWER, and State Of Arkansas on the
third Monday Of July next, aud answer tho pcti.
ton oi the said petitioner, the samc will be taken
Tor confessed against him aud a decree entered
accordingly, andrhat tis order be published In the
Washington Telegraph for two weeks by two
successive weekly Insertions, the last to Be at least
four Nccks before the next term Of this court
l. ~ HOLMAN, Clerk
A true copy from The record
Testei l. n. HOLMAN, Clerk
20
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09

NlssEL flcEEu up# At sEA-rhc
steamer GoF. Dudley, lram Wilmington,
coming out on Thursday. met. going IN
over The baf, The Br. hfie laaaa Qarrn.
aboW 380 faas balaz'. Sag Was iu charge
ai the maie u The schooner Mary which
fs.seI tell IN with her an TaufsiiFi the
=i3h. lboui fifteen mics nnflh uH Gape
Look 0l', with sails Loose. ani nobody on
hoard ana ihfrc iett wafer in her holi.-
So papers an hoafl. from which her place
bf departure N destination cuuIl be asccr
lained.-Cialeyla8 Mercury.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-09

Tnr Duueulv h1fNErs 6rN. kEAAN1a am
UaM sfursros The collision between ihfse uii'
eer appears to have been more sorouz ihan fsporii
made II The following extract of a letter ifom
CON stockton 10 John X rh1npsaa. Of Prince
Ton. ian intimate couasKiou.l IS published IN The
rh.ladalpha papars, and shows that Gem. g.
aaris the a'iaf a a rafy sefaus una.
Thu matters stood, speaking Of the march to.
Nards - AnHsioi aalil the troops Ssfc paiaiod
On the morning sf our departure tom san hago,
and when ! Wa about 10 niaani my hofse 70 pro-
eerd with them. he IGensrai keanefl eame Ia me
aud afksd me abo Nast 10 conmana the lIeolis !
tod hm ! Waz going 10 lakz the ted 30 pzfsoni
Bai lad appaIaird Lieut., RaWeu, izl Lieutenant
o. tlc TYaus. az the commander Of tie ifoeIs
H. akpfcsssd s0na dissatisfaction al that ar
fHaarmHai. AID said he Thought he sas entitled
laA stated that NJ q. Us amaIaird mana'y
fur the pufposa ai telaNing ne from the dsia.s oi
j. march and camp. aud thai II he Was wiling
/, poflafm thai duty, did net doubt Lieut. Row,
en- would yield 10 him. aud he should have The St
uh oB immediately sent iur Lieut. kawen,
and, aftrf a conversation with hm, ! called the
uiRcrrs around inr aHd puhely stated that the
drurfal lai volunteered % take the situation oi
Lieut. RaWsu. aud that We had accelei 10 iii de-.
sirnf them 20 distinctly understand, however that
was .iill aud shoall continue 20 be commander.
iu.ohIrf
Wnh this understanding we commenced tho
march and dunng ouf progress ! performed all The
duties Of command f.In.chici, and my authority
as such Nas duy r,spreird by the general, a. we'll
A. hy every one cise. determined when u.
tfoop, should march, ani Whrn they should stop;
and oil olhcrtlnnrs appeuaining to the command
OF tho isfcts. ahd never was my auihoniy more
conspicuous OF more implicitly obeyed than during
the two battles oi the -th and 9ih VI January
For Instance when We were approaching the ntrf
al san Gabucl, and ihc UncEg were iinur ui b.,
the general ordered the guns 70 b. unlmbelyd 10
fgium the cnemys fire, igo OF three different
tunes, when / STdcfod them again 10 b. limh1fod,
and not a shot fired uui wc passed The nscf-
then again, after orosang The rigot and the enemy
were about 10 make charge on ~. ] seni NY
aid.de.eamp to the general with ofdor.io form q
square with tho troops under hoe immediate com.
mand, and With a field piece 10 mhruh up tho
bank. ghiIr with another portion VI the troops
woull rrpsl tho chafgc Of the onrmy, aud then
charge 40 ihu hil 10 oprn order, with two nlnc-
pouudcr5--aIl oi which was done lu ihc pfompiest
manner
The Commodore adds
mention these things 10 you now, 10 show
how con.pcnsu.ly and mplcllly the general, as
well a. I'D others, recognized aud oh~yod nc a.
rommnndef.in.chief, which course Of conduct he
pursued until a few days after ont arrival ut"Cin'
dad de los Angeles addressing me 80 bic com,
muneaiiuna NJ iAs GordHgi ~ he truiafy d1d
c5mmlnisr af iis forces