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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
~ A Cnrd.-To the Lsdies ard Gentlemen OF New
Ynfi snd RrookYn and heir yicliy, By Ms Oh AFFIN

Yofi and Brooklyn and their vieniy, BY Mrs CHAPLIN
Of Boston
NJ, C. who has had long ard successfl practice In
medicine 4, d-,rcus 81 holding ConversarOn with al
hose persons suffering from consumption, Inflammation Of
Inc lungs bronchitis salt rheum dyseltery contraction OF
coris dy,pep.ia debility spinal affection. nervous symp-
to s.tbma lie dolof-ux lsunice, hsajsche toothsehe,
scrofula, humOfs Sc. kc.
eeed-d In The epe cure ~ hOussnis and nosi genef
liz of hat clE. 81 such long standing ~ 20 heye hs-d
he combined powers Of The most sElliu physicians Al
of which can be from he resprciaoe res[-ners
when she can show al her rOoms 81 Broadway, "a door
bose who would be healci must come quickly or Mrf
viii remove where her Usefulness - certain 10 be put
into requlsiiion wiI1oui delay. Jet lnio'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
RHEUMATISM AND THE PILES.


ps Towssgsp-Drar Sir. MY wife has been for sever
Al years afflicted with rheumatism She has tIied many
al feren remedies obtain some relief bu al 70 no pur
meut 20 give your Sarsspsrs trial We procured SONS
OF IL rom your agent (Mr Van Busahkl and II gives me
pleasure TO state that aer using IL she experienced great
re- lei and WA in \ very short tms perfectly cured WAS
also (tog ether with In my employ badly troubled
with piles and by using small quantity 81 your ssssps
rillA our complaint completely cured consider II
one OF OF medicines and would ssvse All who are
afflicted to give Il a trial GAkRlT 1AhhsbhArI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
upw TEMpERANCE NOTE BOOK.

NEW TEMPERANCE NOTE BOOK.
TIE CRYSTAL FOUNT-A choice COLLECTION o. ten
n.rsnre M. ic chiefly new arranged IN score for The
use Of ehoir. Temperance meetings and prYae circles
complied and composed by Thomas Hastings Tnls BOOK
4. eompo,et chiefly Of new music, and has been The aim
o. The auihor ~ cult the taste Of hs people IN MS branch
OF music Just published BY -
PORTRAIT OF OLD ZAOK.
THAT CELEBRATED Liihogaphic Portrait 81 CEN
L ERAL TAYLOR, Of life size, represented Win dfsD
overcoal and blue unf0rm will be ready al 10 clock Ia
,noy,ing Prce 81 each TITS Is decidedly tho bes, and
most faithful likeness Of Old Rough and Ready yet Issued
The secgraey Of It's resemblance 10 certified by tho rtrn
cerufcas " many officers Of the Army. For sale mole
80 nd r-tsil by JOHN J. BROWN co,
- ~ Fulton a.. nezr Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
Judge Woodbury. Opinion of the Abolition OF
Capital punishment.

The following letter was addressed to the Com
mttee of the American Society for the Abolition
of Capital Punishment, in reply to invitation to
attend its late Anniversary, by Hon. LEVI WOOD.
BURY. one OF the Judges of the Supreme Court OF
the United States;
BosToN, April 90, ls47.
GENTLEMEN Your kind invitation has jast reached
me Al this place should be very hsppy 10 attend the
meeting Of your Society in Mey did not my official en-
gagements interfere.
The success of your effort abolish Capital Punish
ment is in my view, highly desrable-becsuse it sp
pears TO me in conformity with the more humane spirit
of the age ia other matters, and with what may prove
useful In improved state Of civilization, however il
might have been inefficient in periods more bsrbsrous.
Laws should be moulded TO the changeabie and
changed condition of society. II there be excellency
in So perior artssuperior regionsuperor intelligence
brute force and cruel seventies have certainly become
less necessary in our penal codes.
At all events and in the worst result the experiment
of getting here without capital punishment can do
but little njury-under the authority which exists 10 re-
store it whenever found to be judicious
While II successful the experiment will call down
blessings on Its authors through all coming generations
Respectfully, LEVI WOODBURY..
To Freeman Hunt BiHiam c. Bryant, James IA. thus,
Horace Greeley, j. Hopper, G.. E. Baker, Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

III FKAT- TAI LUN- ETI-1
overcosl unforn vii be ready At 10 oeloek III.
rnoning Price 81 each TITS Is decidedly tho be" ana
most hbfa likeness Of Old Rough and Ready YET Issued
The accuracy Of It's resemblance certified ny mo written
cgrufcas " many officers u the Army. FOr sale whole
81. And rstsiI' By JOHN J. BROWN co,
i-2 ~ Fnlt0n a.. near NASSAU.
wEzoe-l. FOR SALE stihs old stand No , Bar
-. opposite The Asor rousei variety
] ] q Vs'sfy !..ris,y q ga..sra, si.h n zoe
Pos on hirs JAMES THOMPSON
iei6sW. Lac TAlmsn gsneel
1s<z<-l--PIkNO FOhrE mAnIFACrO-
= - ny, l51 Elilon-sL 20. .as i nlysi', .s5s
" fssy s 45T % s s @s' %aeS buyer
tSso am nov In use made with peculiar harp frsme OBJ
vatng he objection 10 metallic peales ~Iiltsh guar
eoab, a. 70 Their qualify u expressed payment may be
"'-''''- -'''- sEsNErr ROGERS,
i.iltf I52 Fulton-.t east side Broaaw.y.
- PIANO FOHTEs s'srJ low prses-
s2-xIf-sxaP sfsoGs ssOqI purchssing risaos VI 70
5c5SG. f s.na sscsSs i s az ssa
sros5w.y6 general assorussni ofaahossny sod Rose
sood Pianos constantly hand vnieh - 10 sod ior To-
80 Or approved paper Osi5 Glenn co 70 s1as
IN sPRING FA-HIONs.-,HATs, HAFs1Psn.
III noessin has Al 81 equal TO hose sod ~ 9'o !,
also, eleg giant dress rats a. :. - ana . p "a
psros s,y- ana hs.h 20 tho.s ~ macy Sees -
neat ha.s a o. c. aurea viii Dc pi-a'sa % ses us
s-ia,fs A. his establishment
'i m5s In, GEoRGE ?. H BROWN. rs csn.l-.t
aFINE FRENCH BOOTS - 5O-Foo,sd IN
u y,od style g 5l-fOoted WIN 0-st ffeueh Psteni
= esiber with soring sha1Es 3, a. l0l NAssa1st-
1hi. decidedly the cheapest and best sore 10 ne
NV fQ.cE sale ard Eghl prgn our motto Al Citsf'
~, -. Nv sft-r5et 10 LANG 4 HOLLAND.
myis 3rThsS
iUOk At THI.--Lsdies, gentleman
81 Ns.-s Gnd eniitrcu, al hat are ia aul 81
the Article d Boots or ShO,s. All a. c5f bfvai
,r.y ubsre sos will ted the largest assortmens sne
sb.ape. Ia his city, wholesale ard retail v B5gfSAcn
,mpori.. Boot. So iies In NJ CAhlLL
Z, BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND PONIES
l>y-v-a Pcr-s well trsi, ed znd broke 70 hsrress
- and sadde for sale cheap. Can he seen Al " Gan
. :. aay hour a8i the price % -oy one o. tnn
81 =. tsf w
a. YOR SALE CHEAP One young horse
l~NsArrsnl-c sogcd, good RsVeler-SiA Gsna WHO
III out wing. AlsO wagon nearly nes, leather boP
h IN god coalition AsO harness, slegn, bells, o1hso
one nd many .rneis Of household furniture Appy0
A4wfrisfrstur. - " -1st~r-st ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
Syrina ano GUNNER altoifine.
DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA.


TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE IN fHE
WORLD.
THIS EXTRACT P7i up 10 s-syi sstis' his 's ,ss,
Il ant warranted superior 10 any
soi Il cures ~ithco, r~rE~s rsssr.-
az, or sss,1sG.sg he Psaeet ,>,.s.,,.
over ali obsr r-u-ss 10. vhiie ersdesss disease, 70
invisorssss he bodv
nHAs PERFORMED
soss rHls $4,000 cVSrs rsv SsIA
1000 cusEs OF RHscSArtss,
Loco cuREs % DYSPEPSIA,
$500 cusrs or GEsEsAL pEsLrry and want Of
5000 sssisLE COMPLAINTS ,so ovKa.
or he slood. VIZ: Ulcers scrctas Erysipelas, Salt
Rheun Pinples the fee Sc sc together with uumer.
ois d Consumption, live; Complaint Spinal Asee-
sei We ssve letters from n yscsss ard or Agenssfom
all pssu Of ne United sTse. Informing as Of eII.ordn-
.ry cures r Van Buskirk Es, % tse mos respects
lie dlss.ss 10 Newark Ne-Jersey, informs us that he
can refer thar hundred sod any e.ses In VA,
psee alole. fnete are houssnds o. es,es IN NE oj OF
New.York which will refer 20 With pleasure, snd 70
nee OF ehaTscer well tno~u
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Capt O. W. McLea,. member OF the New-Jersey Legis.
ature are OF the united ssss Navy, hiss kindly sect us
'os following eer'sesie htss 4. o~r story o, ,e,
A year since taken WITH the ,u:uessa and my
sIs ,y':s% ss sSA. ssi AMER .snS two or
three bottles very much relieved, aud attributed
H. and hnd ina, improve ever day. believe Il saved
n,e, and would not be without II unds, any e9nsds"
ton. u. W. MCLEAN.
THE EDITOR.
John Jscksou, Esq. Editor Of tho Railway Republican,
published the above certificate, and remarks In an editorial
follows:
The success OF Or. Towrsends preparation OF ssrss
psrls pears be Of the most exsordnsfy character
We publish to-day two certificates IN ia behsf one rom
Capt Mclean Of This town. and Que rom Rev Mr.. White,
OF staten Island, a gentleman well known In RAILWAY
Capt McLssn believes the medicine 10 have save ns me-
and Mr. White TO entertain egusy strong con.
fdeuee In i.s efficacy Intelligent men Ike these would
not praise strongly What they did not fully believe 10 de-
serve H. -
sCROFULA CURED.
This certificate wss handed into Dr. Townseuds once
this week snd coucusvey prove that his SArsapss hiss
perfect control the most obstinate diseases of ne
blood Three persons cured In house 10 apprece-
THREE CHILDREN
d. TowSsEsD-D Dear Str | have the pleasure 10 In
form you that OF my children have been cured OF me
scrohIls be the Of your excellent medicine Trey
were afflicted very with bsd sores have ssen
only four bottles Il took them away, Tor which reel my
SELF under deep obligation Yours respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, loo Wooster-sl
Ncw.York, March |, lsF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

Ioxe SERMONS AND PRAYERs-Our modern
couDlainer, will be more recOnciled 20 their destiny
when they are informed of the experience OF tnose VINO
went before them When Essex len London 10 insrSn
asains, King Charles then Oxford be requested me
Assembly OF Divines usually known as the Westnlns
ter Assembly to keep day of fasting for bis success
The msnner In which t was observed 10 thus stated oy
Railhe - ~
We spent from nine TO hve grsciousy, s,teI ~,
T,xi,s had began with brief prayer. Mr. Marshall
,rav.d large two hours diviney cooiessine the
ans of the members OF the Assembly in wonderful
pathetic and prudent way After, Mr. Arro~smitn
prsschaa an hour then q psalm; thereafter Mr. Vines
nrsvsd near two hours and Mr.. Palmer preached an
hour and Mr. Lesmsn prayed near two hours; then 3
nsalm. After Mr.. Henderson brought them to sweei
conference of the hes, confessed ,ne assembly ma
10 nrsssh sesipg. all sects especially Anaesp,sis and
xn,i,ominsns Dr. Twiss closed with short prayer
and blessing God was evidently in all bis exercise
,ha, we expect certainly blessing go, -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
.NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Classification OF Judges.

The drawing for terms Of the Judges Of Superior
Coort and Court Of Common Pleas, under the new
ax. was made yesterday and resulted as follows.
Superior C0urt.-AARos VAgDERPoEL, first
elsss years; THOMAS ]. OAKLEY, second class,
<years LEWIS II. SANFORD third class, 6
years.
Common Pleas-MIcHAEL ULsHoEFFER, first
class, years DANIEL p. IScRAHAM second class
4years CHARLES p. DAILY, third class, years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ The Genuine Kesan SOAP seknowedged
IN b- the be.t Shaving scsp IN The world II nNhesa hcA
reh s.her which Dot dry on The face Ike many KINDS
Of soap and creams, FOR sac By ,
80 80 - u East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ Crotou II ose nj 25 Cents per foot.-Con-
.u,srs ~ is Article will mad greatly 10 iheir adVaniag-
10 examine the manufactured by the Subscriber and
.r-srt-d An nerior 10 what Ia sod 81 Al advanced price
srEAMgOAT PROPRIETORS and al others purehssng
nj. article will be dealt win IL such manner az VIII be
satisfactory. The best Of STOCK v m Ds ufeu II VIC iA"u
,arure md he workmanship WARMED.
TO RUCKMAsrER, $50 Hldton-st and
nm ., basement OF cor Pearl and Chatham s,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
fCongreg aiionsl Journal

YEARLY NETTING AT NEwPoRT.-Ihe Annuai
Meeting of Friends took place yesterday At Newpot-
The attendance very full at the Old Meeuns hoass
fyns Discourse from John Mesder, OF this city Tne
busnsss meetings will occupy several dsys OF TIL: week
Providence Transcript lfth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17

~ WATER Cure u0urs.-Hri "a :. Cove eonih
az. 70 rsrieTs pAasn. At hsf h0use 81 l.h-sL ne-
Tort. -
n, q ,lso vsits LADIES' sni ehitren al rf homes 40
,.s t,r.rt,,n Tor an. pprsno1 ~ NRsef Cars -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
miscellaneous.

~ Comm;ssIOner for the states d Nov
sna Conn.~iirrt TanfnsnT bAli W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
bodr0tuo.

SI1 Sn0 TO LKND-0n mortgage, IN diasrsn
YIa,""" sums 70 sui 'ppa = 'SoS2s . w.Il-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-17
sAss soucI HoTEE ssI. =, ). s,. ~

der the nsnasemeat Of lhs saescnoer on %: ~ osy
n June last The beauty Of its situsi,os, sc s 1
rendsrsd iis place desirable rssost daneg ~ sonna
season ard Inc undsrsgned assures hoss who esy p
tronise him that s6ort on he psft sneh % spese ~
sIre their comfort nd spprooshoc ~ ~uo~.s
leo SlsodSw - A"~~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

He undersigned. having disc nu,ined b,.,-
ness. weul4 be pleased f those indebted On
Note or Book account would call and pay or max,
arrangements that will be satisfactory. Those
wishing 10 settle wall please call the old stand,
where they viii be attended to in my absence
| would say TO those who have favored ME " ith
thei- custom IN the Clock and Watch Repairing
that IS b. HC~xrcrrr. will continue the business
IL the OLD stand; having " orke III me for the
last three years can, with confidence, rccenl-
rcus hlin as a good workman; all who wish to
n-INe ti.-lr work done with care, and Ia the be
manner, ws!l 10 well To give han a call.
JAMES {. FERGUSON
Richmond. April 20. l--iI. lstf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
LAST CALM

A IL persons indebted the subscriber, have
Z Il had ample time to PAY UP, aad IN order
70 prevent any harj feeling. | now give +" Far
u araatg that all Notes and Accounts remain
lu- uusc Killed after the FIRST NEXT MONTH will
be han!ed over for collection in the regular ,csy
Necessity IS my emily apology.
JAMES Z. REEVES
kicamoaj, April II, i5i'. l1tsn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
pIJ Bic : 4 l. e

XVIII be eoid on SATURDAY NEXT, at
my residence: Household and kitchen
Fernitilre Coozlag Stove. Franklin Stove. Bed
sta1s Tables, and great many other articles too
numerous 30 neHtion.
pS also: \ lot Of new Chairs, Setfees. Rock
lu- Char and Rocking Settees- Sale TO com
4..eace ii 0 O'Clock, a. NJ. CT said day, when
terms Will be made known.
Richmond, April 90, 1877 Lets
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20
IEAparAEyERs or TIE AHMY.
ycra Cruz, March %, l@lt.

sla:-The flag Of the United States Of Amer
49,. an,.s ,riumrkantlv over the walls OF this CT
". and the castle Of San Juan de Iioa.
Our troops have garrisoned beth since ~ q
Wor,h is in command Of the two places
Articles of capitulaiion we're signed ana eS-
changed, at late hour. night before the last,
enclose a copy of the document
have heretofore reported ne pFlnclPai :, ...'
s.n,s Of The siege up Ia the 23lh instant Moth
inc Of striking interest occurred till early IN the
morning Of the mex, day. when ] received ever
.ures f,or, General 1anGs-o, oa Who-l Hene-a-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

The FinI1ay aud Carey Branch Rail
road, from tIse town Of Ftndlay 70 inter-
sec, the Lake Eric AMI Mad Piyer RAJ
road 4: the t5Aa of Carey. il Nyan3o:ta
,clsa:,. = - miles II length his been
Fl: ln1e. contract.
his rama-ei ,ha, Cen. WIN. o. But
ler.is to ~ apoointod Secretary IF War.
AID TIA: Gov. Narcy, tho present incgn-
bent, Is. uoen certain conditions and con-
t.rscncies. . take trip to Mexico.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

To tic o7rl If Alderman The Wings
elected II m7mbcr=. tn Locos &: 70 IN
Board Of Assistants, Wings II, Locos =
For Commissioner Of Aims IIoa~H.
TsvIor (lV.4 I9.n5S; LEONARD l. 2I.ll9-
Til, Charter Election IN Brooklyn resulted, q
in New Yofs. il The success Of the wings, By q
majority for Stryker, Mayer. Of about l2)o-
The Council consists Of II whi-s and demo
Gratis. Al6 81 ths Supervisors are wings
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

In Dubuque coan,y. Iowa, the vote on
the Srog question was abou, two for no
L,cons3" 10 ono for license.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

For t.11 cfri3 as.I II i.io...ttie
pens Of tn 4svef Iluenf. Sl.f41s y .
For the Support u lhe army am
volunteers, 52,l.~.I5l q
Foe tie support Of lie navy, 9,541,3o7 ~
For tn support Of the io=to!fso
Department, ~ - ~ "
: / Ds "a ,.'at. l,26l2oI %
I Ar .'.s Il, ''0' 1896 %
: : ~hips, I,092,oooo 90
SONS. l,357.70o o.
Tor concluding peace with Mexico, 3,011oo) o.
For tie erection OF lighthouses, 3lo.>}) @
Miscellaneous 5I9,243 /.
Total, So go. 575 Q.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

Tic Itub.in correspondent Of the loE-
.Irn ts9s5u. estimates tHo s.. oie number OF
d aliss b. starvation IN Ireland. up u The
25.h February, n upAards Of $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-04-20

So. - % -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27
THE HAIR.

Ii has been demonstrated that oils and all oily
mixtures are positively injurious to the human
hair Sprituous preparations extracts oftonic roots
and stmulants, strengthen the roots and cause the
hair to grow rapidly Of its natural color; and if
The gray or dead hairs are plucked out, they will
not come in gray when using proper application
to keep the hair from scur, and stimulate the roots
10 action. AHoiiy matter has directly contra-
ry e1tct, relaxing and facilitating the very yes.
sells that should be strengthened The Balm of
Columbia we have heard extollcd far above any
other articles for this purpose; and the fact is no.
torious that it is becoming an indispensable art-
Gle for the toilette aud Of the ladies in particular
Its perfume makes it desirable article to all,
whether the hair needs preservation or not. II
causes the hair to grow fast and curl beautifully.
There is an immense quantity Of this srticlc sold.
Those who have used other articles have aban-
doned them for this This is the only original arr
tice, and no recent invention has yet begun 70 o.
quail it. We say all this from sincere conviction
of its truth. | t@*
Comstock 4 Co., 81 Courtland-st., New York,
sole Projectors. s7
For sale by
D. HEARTT, Marlborough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

The Observation-Disclosures rom ne in
isrior u Nss Ilsmpshire. oa he slh.
report iwo Erel &C snow On = level in The
woods. and large banks in he reads.
The fIanennia mail eoniinnsd 10 20
Ihrnugh The Noleh on runners. and the
sleighing vas reported . first rats"
In Pesrhsm. Vermont. on The. Isl ef
May. the ground vas extensively covered
with snow. and there were hanks in every
direction IRON two 10 eight feet deep.
Bosfon 7farcliv.
A farmer Of Piiisfeld. lMsssarhusei,s.l
remarked 10 Us on Monday. while CONVEX
sing with him relative 10 The backward
ness Of The season. That some dozen years
since. on The l4Ih Of May. he planted po-
isloes; On The day following snow fell 10
The depth of eight inches. on The level,
and on The 10Th he drew wood upon n
sled. The crops, however. that year were
good. The statement Of these facts will
have tendency 10 satisfy all who mani
fest impaliense al the hardness Of SpIing
that better lines are coming probably.
Pin.ftia Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-27

The Wharf.-The Guerilla System,
I'VE hare given today sOrh salsha.sl ia.na l.
iuiesea frun - Arn,g = Make - ksus rsssh
"A : Gnoe our ~ faldir.sioa. Ths ,so.ssa,
ios Fsaos, Ne fsIss . ~. d ~ sssa 10 laighl
sn = shs isasas b0i a IL cOn1aIy. the ns1i
cans serm noss and nsorr raazF~nlrd unSer eve.
y reverse n tsii:e. an sHpEez Sesaninstion ls
PERSIST IN itrr eIis % rvre he invaders o thsil
county. sssn 4 4 should = he ssuse q r1.sr-
ninaiing thrir rarr. Men thus determined. uill
nOi ls easily ssbdusd; and ne have resson d
fear that this M an ers IOng assume sn -
pct 80 cruel and boo5y, - Win te resolling even
TO The martial spirits nh0 can SO nsugha bus 60
ry IN civilized mode q warfare.
We have lrfose us cory q an order issued
BY Antonio csEaics. (faund IN he psssession q
the Alcaidr q GueHes,l under dsle of The 9Th
Of AFsii. which s,retly enjoins upon al Menicsns
IN The valley Of the Rio Grsnde. 10 take up arms
within eight days. under penalty Ofhsing consider.
cd traitors and Instantly shO,, for the purpose d
carrying out guerilla system Of warfare. The
order nays; = Martial law bring in force. you arc
bound % sise no quarters 10 any American whom
you may meet. OF who may present himself 10 yOu
even though he le without arms" And furth.
er; All the citizens of The troops are directed "a
assist IN carrying Ou, this order; and Il Is distinct
y understood there shall be no exceptions. Nei.
ther the clerry, military, citizens. nor other per.
sons shall enjoy the privilege Of remaining peace
ably at their homes. The whole Of the corpora.
lion shall turn cut with the ciIiIens leaving sole
y rs authority Of the town one Of the member
who is over the age Of sixty years; at the same
time, il all Of the members are capable Of bear
ing arms. then none shall be excepted; leaving
10 act some one who in incapable Of military scr.
vice.
Such is The sanguinary order issued by Cana
les; and il viii be seen by the PROCLAMATION o.
Gen. salas in another column, that his deteimin.
alton is not less bloody,
The New Orleans Picayune, speaking of hi,
order, says: We have had full measure Of ihs
gloriss Of war, hut should the guerilla plan con
tnue my length az tims lis bu,cheries viii lie ap
palIing. The perpetrators Of acts Of ,iOlenc'
have heretofore sOugh, to palliate their guilt b!
pleading the assassination Of their comrades a
an excuse for retaliation. There has been 10,
much Of this already. But what will be th'
scenes Of havoc aud blood when a. war withou
pity" is the recognized gauge Of battle on boil
sides