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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
THE U. S. TREASURY REPORT.

The Annual Report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury Of the United States is document of
much importance, but too long for our paper.-
We must therefore, be content with the fol-
lowing brief abstract, which we take from the
Philadelphia Inquirer:
The estimated means for the service of the fs-
cal year ending June 3Oth, l845, are given as
S27, 7,220,977.
The expenditure for the same period, S45,7 ,7Sl,
1874.
A duty of 96Per cen, on tea and coffee is re-
commended.
Twenty years is designated for the term Of
the new loan.
The duties collected at Baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York during the first five days of De.
cember, 1916, under the new Tariff, amounted to
$4l6,802. During the five days of December,
l845, under the old Tariff, S208,274. A very
silly contrast, as last year the Tariff was not new,
but was in regular course of operation.
The gross estimate Of revenue duties this year,
is $27,835,731.
The Sub-Treasury Bill is admitted to be defcc-
tive in some Of its details. More money is wan
ted to pay the Sub-reaSurers, clerks, and Incl
equate security is provided by law for the securi.
ty Of the public money in the hands Of disbursne
agents; and whilst transfers are required to be
made from place to place ofspecie, no apptopri-
alton is made by this law to pay the expenses o
these transfers, or TO enable disbursng agents 10
pay the public creditors at all times and places
with punctuality and despatch. The powers OF
the Department in relation to that portion of the
public moneys which must be paid on the other
side of the Atlantic, or in any foreign country,
through the medium Of ag 3nces existing, or 10
be created there, and by the operation of foreign
bills ofexchange, are not sufficiently defined by
law.
Truly, the bill is budget Ofbundcrs.
The new Tariff is auded, and lis details and
operations are adverted to at length.
A Graduation Bill with regard to the Public
Lands is recommended, on the principle that re.
duction and graduation rapidly augment the pro-
ceeds of the sales. In brief, the Secretary says
that if Congress, at an early period of the pres
ent session, would impose the proposed duty on
tea and coffee, reduce and graduate the price OF
the public landsn favor of settlers and cutivatorS,
extend the pre.emption system of the unsurveyed
lands to which the Indian tile has been extin-
| guished, and authorize the sale oFrhat portion OF
the public lands containing copper and other val
liable ores, the loan might safely be reduced
from twenty.thrce TO seventeen millions OF dol.
lars"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
THE MYSTERIES OF TOBACCO.

The mysteries tobacco! We tho't the weed
was full of revelations. Spt-toons, old Chews,
cigar siumps, do they shrowd themselves in mys-
teryl Snuff, does it not reveal itself on the shirt
bosom? Smoke, is it not the vital atmosphere
of the most common place of mortals? Yet
come 10 think of it, there are mysteries about
this subject. 1t is an uafathomable mystery why
man who is overbessed with brains, should be
willing to make the blessing less, and there are
other mysteries which cluster around this. On
the whole the more we think of the tobacco SUBJ
ject, the more mysterious it becomes. Alcohol
is such a monopolizing old tyrant, that he over
shoots himself. He carries it so far that bis
victim escapes at last even in the agones of des'
pair But tobaccois cool, calculating, cunning
slave master, who manages so as to boast that his
slaves love him, and would not leave him if they
could. He doesn't work them to death. True
he keeps them forever grindingin his mill, grind
ing over the most villainous porSes that ever en-
tered human lips, the liquid ever and anon esca'
ping in little tell-ale streams at the corners ol
their mouths; but then the work is not hard: it is
only dirty. There are few persons who would
take their shirt bosoms from the laundress and
blotch them over with nasty yellow spots before
putting them on. Yet a man who is up to snuff
will do what amounts to the same thing immedl'
ately after he dresses himself. One would not ex'
pect a man to stupify himself lfwith sinking sor
Of smoke, which will smother bees as quick a:
that of birthstone, willingly, day after day, and a
considerable expense, and to go splitting and pu
king about in every corner as if he were sick a
the stomach and awful bilious. Yet thousands
appear to do voluntarily. Truly this is mys
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
POSTMASTER GENERALS REPORT.

We find in the New York Courier and Enqu-
rer of yesterday, the Report of the Postmaster
General. 1t has the merit of Brevity, and is
a plain and sensible exposition Of the affairs Of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square, fourteen lines or less.l three inser
tons, 81; every subsequent insertion 25 cents
Larger ones in proportion. A liberal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise BY the year.
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Printed and Published by
COLLIER a PORER.

TERNS.-TR CARROLL FEKE Pass is publish
ed every Friday morning al TWO DOLLARS per an
mum, payable in advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND TlT
TTcENTs il not paid until the end ol The year. M
paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid.
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or The Hon. Henry Clay arrived at New
Orleans on the llh December, and will spend
the winter there.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
The Communication.

IN Ills IS the title OF weekly Family Newspa'
u per, which will make It's appearance IN Fits
boro'. Chatham county, IN May next It viii en-,
brace. intelligence OF ppliu al, literary and mis-.
ccIlancous character; and will at the same time,
advocate the CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE. In
palilIcs, it will be neutral
Those TREAD, OF Temperance who have so long
been anxious Tor Press to advocate the cause 10
which they have SO warmly adhered, can now he
accommodate ed, as a sufficient number Of snbseri-
bcrs have already been procured to warrant tins
publication. Tho Editorial Department Will be
conducted by an association OF able writer's The
ptioe Of subscription is : per aunum, in advance
d Secretaries OF Temperance Societies ihro'-
out The State arc requested to forward to the Pub
Usher Of the Communlcator," by mail, as soon
as convenient, the names of their respective As
soclations, their officers, number of members, and
al, other intorma,lou on the subject of Tempef,
anee, IN their possession, as will aford interest.
1FEduots generally, will please give the above
notice a lew insertions,
Plttsboro, April, ls4i.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
Ia'p GnnN8,
Hard tr0fe and GHTFcrU

The whole ccmb.ctug stock o. commanding ola
nc'rf tafsly equa'lc1 iu this ealntfy which hsy-
iag hten p1Fch4std IN Sea Yak fr Cash, and o.
ihefgise 81 4 action aud pfysts sale, " ~ h. sod
Al cheap fates, 70 merchant, families and others
The siocs hetng eat.reiy ros. and very g~ncr.
81, comprehend iat TO many articles 10 BE- mrn.
iioast 40 fiagls advertisement; !. u drcmcd ~
acct 90 state. that alau e,lry deaii4tlg uriul i
gt Is found Al The Etahlisbment
10 lho selection and pgfchsse o. The stock nov
% ~ % the public more than moD,h's con
sani i.h.T bss been cIPgtdsd. aud n9 pains ave
G'ch spared ~ obtain syrry aH.1Ic o. the best
terms.
Connected 80 they arc ilh one amangsi tic
eldest aud ausi bouss. 70 the United SaHs, aud
with every mtaur 81 procuring ro1d. on le best
icfruS. Np, {. Inns & TO ic,l persuaded ihcy
cen nagf ssfy great Inducements to those s.i,hinE
70 PYrch4sr such ,saftt as raen3f "a. D. satisfy
Nos suFpii-s Of t'o.-.a Will Be- constant arriY
irE a. tlsey sFs wanted.
faycutv,lh, \ { Hay street.
Ecurif epgosiil uig Nga Lafayette Hotel
NacA ~. lst1 rs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
LATE FROM MEXICO.

The latest accounts from Mexico slate
that Gen. Scott had been waited upon by
depulaiion Of the citizens Of Mexico, re.
guessing him 10 proceed to that city lmme.
diatcly and take possession, as /! would be
delivered up 10 hIm without firing gun.
" hat course Gen. Scott viii adopt we
have no means of asccrtainlng, but as
Gen. Scott has but force of about 5000
men, we imugine he vii! hardly accept Of
the proposition, rs It viii place him in a
city Of The enemy, containing population
4 or times us large rs his army, and
they of the most lrencherous character.
1t is reported that the Mexican govern.
men, has applied to the English Minister
to make oyortures of peace, There is
very little doubt OF this.
1t sreported that Santa Anna has been
captured and killed by his own country.
men. Several thousand dollars reward
was offered for him, and he was taken IN a
swamp.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
DR.. l. Rows

= ILLS are q hc@ nieaEctnc winch has just ap-
- pcufed, and is test taxing the Places Of all
others Of NE same ciafs These pulls eompo-
fed 81 many Ingredients, but the two principal
ones are Safspa'ia and Wild Cherry so united
that they act together; the one through is al.
mixture with other substances, purifying aud pur
gtng, while the 1ihcr IS stteng ;hening ,he system
Thus those pi'ls are al the same tue tonlc and
opening, a dcsidefatom long and eagerly sought
cor 81 medical men. bot never before discovered
H. other words lhey Do the wo-k Of ,wo modi-
rtuc.. and do {, much better Than any two We
know Of Gf they remove noihinr from the sgs.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
CHARLOTTE RAILROAD.

The Charleston Mercury states tbs, the
City Council has subscribed $4,000 I,
the Charlotte Railroad. We hope there
il some mistake. Charleston ought Ger.
taiuly 10 have done better than that. The
Town Council Of Columbia have done bet
ter than lhis-lhcy subscribed 100000,
and by circular published in to.days pa.
per, we learn that The subscriptions By the
citizens Of Columbia, Including the sub.
scription Of the Town, will make S20G,.
600, May this have the effect to induce
every man in Mccklenburg 10 aid in this
GLORIOUS undertaking.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
va As there are many persons no doub

Va IS there are many persons no doub
disposed to aid in the construction Of tn,
Railroad from Charlotte 10 South CAROL
ia, bat will be kept from doing So under
the impression that all they subscribe will
have 10 be paid 10, we slate for their infor.
nation that such is not the case. A share
l. 500, and % every SHIRE only - is 70
be paid down, and the balupce viii only De
called for as the Road progresses lit may
therefore be wo or three years before the
whole amount would be wanted. We hope
this explanation may induce every one
who is able to lake one or more shares.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

Type Foundry nHd Printers Fur.
utshing WarehOusc.
fNNnE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
Atrtp r1,xptf IsnItNnpE a., ,ha

'NNlE SUBSCRIBERS have opened q
y NEW TYPE FOUNDRY ~ the
civ II New York, whore they are ready 70 sup
~ orders 70 any eGtrui, tor any KIND Of JOB o.
FANCY TYPE, and oycry article necessary Tor
a Pointing Ouicg.
fhe Type, which are cast in new monlds' from
an entirely new sci ul materials, with deep coun,
wrS, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any and
vii bc sold at prices 10 suit the hines.
Printing Presses furnished, and also steam In
glne' OF the most approved patterns
y. u. A Machinist 70 consianlly in attendance
70 &c mr. Presses 10 do light work.
Editors Of Newspapers, who will buy three
tunes as much type az their bills amount to, may
Giyc tho ubavo siG months insertion IN their pa
Pcts, Gnd send their papers containing It to the
sObsefbers.
CoCKCRoFT a. ovEREND. 6s Ann ST.
October 3, l5IJ 52-6n
IA a J ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
THURSDAY. May ~, is47.'

R@ We are authorized to announce The
Hon. ID. NJ. Barringer, as a Candidate 10
represent the third CongressionaI District
IN the neSl Congress Of the United States.
Composed Of the counties Of Lincoln, Gas.
ton, Mecklenburg, Union, Arson, Rich.
mond, Moore, Montgomery, Slanly and
Cabarrus.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

W. We have received tie Report Of
the Committee Of five, appointed by the
Railroad Convention, to address the pub.
lie on the general subject ofthe conlempa.
ted Railroad from Charlotte to South
Carolina. We viii give it in our next.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
OPENING BOOKS.

We would call the especial attention Of
Commissioners appointed TO open books in
the neighboring villages, 10 the alteration
10 The advertisement. Instead Of the ] It
Of June, il should have been the 9TH and,
instead Of The books being KEEP, open fsr
SIR days, they will be KEEP, open for srfy
days.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

Va We give to-day, Communication
tavorng the Columbia Route. We should
like to hear also from Camden.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
Permanent School.
hlcxandriama Academy,
=. -. wharton, Principal.
Rev. II. Il. CunniuGliam,s Rector.

ynUE folfth Session q this Institution will
" commence on The Grtt Mladay 10 January
neat, unGef the snpcuntpudunaa o The above gem
Ucmcu Tic course o. studies adopted y ruca
q. 70 prepare pupil. ior admission to the JUNIOR
Clasa 10 any Of our Colleges l,s location ,s as
Peasant aud healthy, and a. faf removed nom
all, causes Of dissipation, aay IA The section OF
thr stats
TCf2ls.
Boarding, Including washing, fuel aud "a 90
hEh's, ~ month,
Tuition.
Wf,ipg Afilbmctic, English .'tanmar I a no
and Geography, por scss. OF 5 months
Algebra, Chsiai-tfy, Natural Phtoso. , > On
ply khetqsie, Logic, SC.
L1un and Greek Lang IL 90
bfcsaJsF ( l.46
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
ILLINOIS REDEEMED.

Al an election lately held for Delegale7
to amend the Constitution Of the State, the
Wings will have majority Of from five to
ten, This is the first time since the or.
annization Of the State that the Wings
have had the ascendaucy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
VOLUME XVII.
T. j. HOLTON,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR 4 Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If mol
pad "a adrenee. THREE DOLLARS II mol
paid Tafhia STR months; and THREE Dol
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS il hot Blid IA
a. after The aspiration Of the ysqr No yape,
discontinued uHtil al aIre8rapts aff md e..
espi at tie option Of NE Editor.
~ ddrdfiameHts inserted al Oas Dollar p,,
sguars. t iiass o. less, this sized igpeJ on n.
frst iaseriioa. aad IS GEMS for each coniinu
sAee. Court adDeriiseFaeHtt aud Sheriff. Sal
charged Is per- cent h'ghsT; aud deduction o.
53I per cent vkt b. made from The rseular pri
ees, tVs efrsrhsers BY ne year. Adcsrnsemest,
Inserted nioafAly or 9aansrty s. PEI square for
saeh time. Ssisi-m0EAiy - cents per square
t0f sge. fims.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NEW
Dry Goods, Hardware a CUTLERY
ESTiBLtsIIwI4T.
w. c. JAMES & co

AZ RI noH receiving and oGrr 0r ,a'e, ~
"a "holcslle aud feiail an extensive as-o,t.
me.ii u new and well stIccled Fyfe3eu and Do
iseS',c Staple aud Fancy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
COgniac Brandy

For medical purposes. for sale by the bottle.
T. J, HOLTON.
April .. 1916.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

w- The Editor Of the Lincoln Courier
need GOT have any fears that the State OF
North Carolina will suffer by our Rail
road, as no application will be made TO her
for assistance.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

W. After this week, We hope we shall
not trouble our readers with half sheets.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
HOUSE AND SEGN
lPAIlIrIlt1
AND PAPER HANGING.

FN1ENDERs h,r services to ire paJ.ic 10 'hs
IA above line ~ tat,ucu Having prepared
hlni.eN eitu j. Ibc 'y,s AID implements uuccs.
flry ~ thr prosecution o. hl. b0sipess, apd has
~ acon 81 rttcrsI year, engaged IN ~, Dr. hopes
~ u7feButnk zuenugn 10 aett hteFa! share
OF ihe pa0lts patronage
Ornamental, sign, Rag y EEonsc
.PAIlIItIIIl@
AND PAPER HANGING,
will Be promptly executed 10 superior IS ie 1nt
a. m0ccfats eIsrgcr Specimens ri bls " ~
DAY DC steu iu eng Of the surrounding counties
q deeklsnacfg. Unipn, LlHoolp. Rowan, Ifydell,
Caldwell. Siaul5 OF Anson.
LfOrders tot ~,EGs 'li b. thankfully received
ard prom .aly aud ncaily executed and forwarded
y order.
". RAtNEY
n All letters 90 business, directed 10 Con
cord, vii bc attended 10.
Noe. 80, ISIS eif
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

Col n " Cochran. Hsckl,n5afP. n c.
Ctgs w. HlUis. MiH Grors, n. &.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

W Late account, from England BY the
Britannia state Cotton had fallen IN price
but there was farther advance in Bread
sluhs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

va The Hon. Jesse Speight, U. S.
Senator from Mississippi, died at his resi-.
dence in Lowndes county, on the lsl inst.
Nr. Speighi vas native Of this State, and
bad been Representative 10 Congress for
several years.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27
Good Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber, Also RICE
]. ], lloLTON.
April ., 1916,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

Ia the language Of a cotemporary, Gen.
Taylor is not only brave; he is rise, he
Is gen~ohS, he is moderate. He is man
whom the people delight to honor, and
they honoI themselves IN so doing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

" Our friend Of thu Temperance Ad.
yscAte Las satisfied us.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

TliOS J nULTON
Apsi. % lsl7.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

1'HtifOi,.

balrdiug, including washing, fuel aud 50 OF
IEhie, 90 munLA,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-05-27

Toys for children.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12
The Election.

Before our paper can reach our readers The
contest will be decided for another year in
Ohio. If due energy and vigilance has boen
manifested by the Democracy throughout
the State, We shall have the control in the
Senate, and will in that case be able 10 pre-
ven. the too wanton gcrymandering of tho
State, which has been The ardent desire of
the Wings, and will no doubt cause them to
make the most energetic exer,ions for ira
jori,y in both branches.
OF the result in our own county being just
whatit should be, we have not the slightes,
doubt. p ~ at2Nfl o @ a
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12


In France there is mo- doubt the most corrup'
government possible. But short time since the
Chief Judge of the High Court Of Appeals, q
Minister Of Louis Philippe, was convicted Of re.
ceiying 100000 bribe, and tried to shoot him.
| for vexation because he was detected. More
recently, tho Duke de Prasn, murdered his
( wife, who had bsrne him nine children, and .her
when under arrest, committed suicide, it ID char
gsd by completely of Louis PhillippO's ministry
The gambling and peculation of Peers and Min
s.ers, believed to be cennived at BY the King Of
France; and the general belief of The masses in
the utter depravity of their Court and rulers,
toned by the outrageous game played by the So
vereign ofFrance in the affair of tho royal marri-
nges in Spain, render it almost certain that san
culinary revolution is near at hand.
Austria has taken possession Of the Italian city
of Ferrara, and threatens war upon the Pope, be-
| cause he is promoting tho extension of light and
knowledge among his people, and governing his
dominions more in accordance with the dictates
o { humanity than Austria believes safe exam
pie on her borders. II hoslilites tako paee, the
SELFISH dHu CUlIup tHGt INV iulS0
will take part with Austria against the Pope and
Italian liberty, to secure her aoquiescence in his
schemes upon the Spanish throne. The Pope is,
however firm, and if the contest is begun, twill
scarcely end without involving all Europe in the
flames Of war-a fame ont of which Legitimacy
will scarcely come without soysre acorcAing.
1t is stated that the Emperor Nicholas of Rus
sia is about to take the field in person against the
brave Circassians. In the patriot Schamyl the
czar will find opponent worthy Of him. Itis
matter of deep regret that these brave mountain
eers who have struggled SO long and 80 heroi-
cally against the despotism OF Russia muslin the
end succumb or be exterminated.
In Bavaria, the king has quanelled with his
subjects about a courtesan, Lolah Monies, whom
he has made countess of Landsfeld, and pension
ed at his peoples expense.
In England change is going forward in public
opinion. The London Standard (Tory) declares
that it does not perceive dangerin granting uu-
versnl suffrage to the peoples knowledge it be-
lieves to be more generally difrused among the
masses now denied the elective franchise, than
the great body of small renters now permitted to
vote This is an unexpected admission from such
quarter, and shows that opinions there are un.
dergoing important changes, toisstof-,,,, b.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12
ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE
Q iou FOUGHT. Il. .ss,
OUR TROOPS AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
General Worth wounded.
NO PROSPECT OF PEACE.
Paroles atsIie Mead OF Gucrillas.
DC. &c. NrC, 49, A
PITTsRURe1f Oet. l,


" ..', PIrrsBURen, Oct. I,oi1
10 o'clock, A. M.
News from Mexico Of the 9th Of Sgp,. has
been received. On the 9Th the aftnistice
was rejected and hostiliries were rekornu,en.
csd against Mexico. The MexicaJ. outposts
wero driven in with loss Of $500 Of tho
enemy, under command Of Gen. Leon, who
was wounded. ap t13f4 m a..f
Gen. Scott and Santa Anna both accuse
each other Of bresking the armistics. tf-'a
The battle was fought at Capultapec.--
The force Of tho Americans was very small
in comparison TO that Of the enemy. The
battle was very sanguinary, and our troops
suffering greatly. 'ia'o 7i t' as,l
The flexicans will yield nothing beyond
the Nueces, except for eight years factory
houses Oil the Pacific. T14 . -lna'f
Herrera had recommended the women
and children to stone the Americans frsm
their houses as our troops entered the city.
The American loss between Puebla and
M. xico, is three thousa ID. Parades % bs-
tween Vera Cruz and the city Of Mexico, a,
the head of The guerillus. aa..a1'5'i
No prospect of peace. even by paying
twenty millions for California. .' ,77dI'
Gen. Worth is badly wounded. I'
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-10-12
FoReEay IN New YoRK.-Mr. Francis

FoReERY IN New YoRK.-Mr Francis
Bartlett, stock-broker of New York, has been
detected in forgeies of the name Of his
brother, Mr.. Edwin Bartlett, merchant in
South street, 10 the amount Of more than
100000 The paper was considered uu-
questionable, and was negotiated readily in
the street and with the banks. Mr.. Edwin
Bartlett has been in the habit Of aiding his
brother by endorsements TO some extent, SO
that the fraudulent paper passed without ex-
citing suspicion. The forger has disappeared.