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SAID AND COMFORT."
TO THE ENEMY.

.aePOLK'S3 PASS TO sANTAANNA.
The Commander Of our Naval forces in the
Gulf is hereby directed not TO obstruet the pas
sage Of Gen. AEToNIA LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA
and'suite to Mexico should he desire 40 return
thither JAMESK. POLK.
Nay Is, 1876. sS,as Il ~
Folks admission Of hauing granted the Pass,-
s@When orders were issued TO the Comman-
der Of our Naval forces inthe Gull, .onihe 18th
day Of May last, only two days after the exis-
tence of the war had been recognized by Con-
aress, to place the coast OF Mexico under
blockade, lie ,cas directed not ID obstruct the pas
snre Of Santa Anna TO yMerico should lie return.
-Polk,S Annual Message TO- Congress ,Dse.7 46
Irremains 40 be seen whether his return may
not vel prove favorable TO pacific adjustment
of existing difficulties Ibid. B aiis
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What has been seen.

BArrEE or MONTEREY. September 81, 90,
%, i646. three days hard fighting between
Gen. Zachary Taylorwith three thousand men,
and Gen Ampudia with twelve thousand
men, resulting in the capitulation Of the City
loss of The Americansin killed and wound
ed-Fiue Hundred! 8N
Battle OF BuENA .VrsrA. February 22d
2Sd, between Gen. Zachary Taylor with five
thousand volunteers, and 'Santn Anna com.
asanding a.MeTicapJ force Of t,oenty Thousand
naen--resultiag in The total overthrow Of the
enemy-loss OF the Americans in killed and
wounded Sepens Hundred!
FALL OF VERA CRUz, and the Castle Of I'll
loa, March 29tln, l847. alter severaldays bonn
bardsnent Of the town by Gen. Scott with four
teen thousand men--loss OF the Americans in
killed and wounded One Hundred
BATTLE OF CERRo GoRpo--April 18th and
18th, two days hard lighting, between Gen.
Scout with twelve thousand men, aud Santa
.a,sna commanding picked .HeGica,s force Of
t,ce,.tu thousand, resulting in the overthrow Of
the enemy--loss Of the Americans in killed
and wounded Too Hundred and Fifty.
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COLLEToN BrTTERs.

NHESE Bittcrs are purely q vegetable com
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With pleasure, and for the benefit Of mankind,
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tcrs. NJ
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coyery. Since then have been using il INSTANTLY
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infantum, diarrhGa and general debility, and in
every instance found it highly beneficial. Some
constitutions, however, require much larger doses
than others. iss s @4
JOS. ID. JENKINS.
Blu6ion, S. g., 1916.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sales Of Stocks. &C. see Fourth Pass

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"WEDNESDAY r. NJ
The Stock market rather hrmer today for
fsneies and several descriptions improved In Read
Ina there was upward movement, and Harlem i'm
proved also This better feeling did not extend TO Gov
,rpmeut stocks which In small demand aud sui-
tsrsd farther decline Skies of 1862 were sold at par,
which 81 they have ~ per cent interest accumulated IL
equal to gi Treasury Notes sold at the Second Board
q, 9gI This decline has been IN measure produced by
the lo, thrown on the market by the calling in OF loans
made on them
The Exchange market is steady, but not active.
Sterling Ia e,alO. Francs 22t as 20 The supply Of
b. fair bu, the Leading drawers Indifferent about
operating.
In Freiehts there is no change, with perhaps a
,,,,ls more Offering The engagements are limited at
"a for Corn sals Sd for Flour 2s Cd for Apples lea
40, for heavy goods To Hsvre Cotton is &c. with little
os-r,ps To Hamburg Cotton was Engaged at lic, ard
TO Glasgow at 3l6d
The w ellington for London today took 100000
in specie and the French packet considerable amount
In silver The Washington will have at least 5000 900,
and probably more.
We understand that III exposure will probably
,.se place OF certsn psres responsible merchants who
nave been losers in the late stock panics bu, who
reuse to pay their Losses leaving their broker in the
ESD If gentlemen will dance 1t certainly seems only
us, they should pay for the music.
The Banks have been tightening the screws to-
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10 guard against the effects OF the specie drein
The following statement has been compiled by the
Eoiux Journal from the made to the Control
lef showing the condition of all the Banks OF this state
90 the lat of November, excepting the Bank OF Lake
Ere Bank Of Syracuse, Exchange Bank, Buffalo, aud
The Esw.York State stock Security Bank from which
10 r,turns have been received
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Harrington. ArriI 90. lsa4.

TIE FLooDs-The rise 10 the Great Miami a.
nation continued I'LL Thursday morning when u reach
"A rithn about four feet of the great rse In January
la. Il then began 10 fall and receded slowly through
~, the day. No osmsee done in the city but great
a. out snd vast amount OF corn IL supposed 70
Ave been destroyed on the Miami and Mad River
The Ealon fOhIo) Re9isi0 Of Monday says We
,s.rn thu, the -Four Mile bridge on the Eaton and Ham
V,on Pike IL so wrecked that 10 cannot be crossed a
ar, Of Il being swept away that the Pike along Seven
lie seriously damaged IN several places. From -Four
M, We hear Of serious damages. Eliots mill cam IL
sy torn end eres, destruction OF fences and corn
,sups Fsirhaven was inundsied
ne rise 10 the Whitewater River and It's trioutsres
v a. great At some points that OF January last-iu
there the wstsr lacked i've or ak inches OF obtaining
ne gbf reached then. Many fences were swept away.
1nd much corn either damaged OF destroyed. No GER
,o information has reached yet Of the amount Of
',ury done the Whitewater Valley Canal
The Madison Qs) BaRHer OF "wednesday says ::
There was no mail from Indianapolis yesterday. The
ear. on this end Of the railroad could proceed fsrth
,r than City three miles south of Columbus on &C
count OF hgn ws,ers. There are rumors of immense
s.msge TO toe railroad and other property beyond Col
subus" lCinciDnau Gsz. Nov. IL.
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rrsxea sereai pears sacs Mansseids LVe rp. S57.
II War be the natural state of savage tribes,
Pace is the first want Of every civilized commu-
IN War, no doubt is, under any circumstances
great calamity. yet submission to outrage would
eken be greater calamity. OF the two parties Of
NV war. one at least. must be IN the wrong-not
.orequenty both. An error in such an issue is.
% the parts Of Chief Magistrates, Ministers OF
STATE, and legislators having voice in the ques-
bon crime Of the greatest magnitude. The say-
Isg oi an individual BY an individual 49, in compar
dive guilt. but drop Of blood. Hence the highest
poral obligation 10 treat national differences with
vrnper, Justice, aud fairness always TO see That
be cause Of war is not only JHsf but ssD<'eR 70
be sure that we do not cora our neighbor s lands,
nor anything that is bis. that we are as ready to
I'VE as demand ex EXPLANATION, apology indemnity ;
p short. we should especially remember. all
things whatsoever We would that men should do 70
you do We even SO unto them" This divine precept
obligation. it is as applicable 10 rulers
the, transactions with other nations as to private
individuals in their daily intercourse with each
otber Power is intimstcd by the Author Of Peace
snd Lover OF Concord. 10 do good and TO avoid evil
inch. clearly, is the revealed will Of God.
WINFIELD SCoTr.
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