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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

DRESS AND FROcK COATS.
WE have received by late arrivals, dircc, from
w the mandatory, a lot of fine French
Cloth Dress and Frock Coas-the style of which
we recommend as superior, together with lot OF
fine black doeskn Pants; also, White Vests, Just
received, handsomely cut and neatly maze: Gan
al No l02. KEEN q w.
Anril IL
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hC1h VI ' l.N1 oEte iSG'
WANTED for the United States Army able bodice
w men, between The ages &c eighteen and thiriy-hst
wears beiny above five feet three inches high, OF good
character Of respectful standing among their tel.
low citizens None need apply to enter the service, bur
those VINO are determined 10 srrve-ha period Of hci'
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and faithfully during The Tar''
nuh .Hereo.
Tab. Of ,scJshsd rates pay dgrecd5ly sIistng dps
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

On the receipt, in New York, Of the intelligence
j, The surrender Of Vera Cruz, a preliminary
n.sOg was held at the Merchants Exchange
an. a committee appointed to recommend pub
IL demonstration 10 honor OF this and the other
,Orous events OF the campaign. The resolutions
ware adopted unanimously.
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TEXASI.AND FOR SALE.

TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.
TIVE TRACTS Of vcry desirable LAND, in the State
Of Texas, offered for sale, viz lone tract Of SON
acres Of G40 OF 6iU, Of 2sO, and one Of
about 900
Person, wishing move to tho South will find many
advantages In this land reglrs location, fertility OF
soil. improvements, heaihness Of climate, &C.
The land win be sold for cash, at moderate price
be bariered for any other property easily convertible
MO money. The title will be guaranteed and the land
delivered In person. Apply TO
WM GouLDTN, Agent,
Corner Of New and Main st., Richmond, Va.
A MA r,ff
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J. w. Maury e. Co.,

NJ A n A q 5.
Successors TO j. G.. GREGORY & CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND. Virginia.
Magnificent Scheme Ter i5h Nay.
100000 10 Of $4,000 20 OF $1,000! 100 Of
1000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %. for 1877, 10 be
drawn at Alexandra. Saturday, May Is, 1917.
prize Of $50 900 100 prizes Of 1000
10 prizes Of IU,u00 IS 400
20 5000 And others Of 400, 900, &C.,
amounting 10 upwards Of ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS. 70 No. Lottery-l3 drawn ballot.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters S; elghihs so.
certificate of package Of % whole Tickets s250-
halves, quarters and eghths In propurlIon.
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A CARD.

A CAKD.
THE undersigned intends shortly TO make a on
] horseback throughout the southern. Western and
Middle States He will undertake, and faithfully at
tend 10 all business which may be entrusted 10 him 40
an Attorney In any part Of these eta.ra such the
co lection Of debts the examination and perfectng Of
land titles ard the sale inspection of lands Com
munIcalion nay he had with him, or his father, at
dericksburg until The Goth April
o-r Refer 10 Arthur A. Morson, Esq; John 49, Pat
ton ESQ James A. Seldom, ESQ John 3. Csskie, Esq
Fredr1lcksburg. Anil 9-c9sw2W
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We shall publish tomorrow Mr.. J. M. Bolts
,arl. in the Wing, introducing letter from Mr.
,cian Minor of Louisa.
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o. e. Luck,s lottery Ogice

On Val StTeei, Opposite Cay H0lcl.
THE following Grand Schemes for The month of
April are offered 10 all. AMI LUCK having sold
Prizes than any other verder, hr trusts his iec=
and NIL others who deal in Lotteries, will give him d
call To those in the county lie would say that, 10
Capital they should in all send their orders
to Z. b. LUCK, Richmond. Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
10 he Editors Of the Enquirer.

Hnoi NIILE, T. sHohE, VA, April =, 1917.
1eauemen--Yesterday DR.. VERIFY and myself had our
y, discussion al Capev-; and, among other subjects
ewing exhibits, bearing on his grossly unjust School
S.nsme, in aid of tho Primary School system moo In
returns Of the of 1910 give the rhits po-
"a"on Of the different districts as follows, viz:
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yyebb,s Prize Office,

FourLcenM Street., Opposite he AAam0ra,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE subscriber has opened an Once on Iilh street,
i for the sals OF Tickets in Lotteries under the ma
napement OF ID. PAINE & CO. He soIicits call from
bis friends and calls their attention 10 the following
spIendid Schemes for this month Order. from the
country will have the prompt and confidential at
ientlon, If addressed TO
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TRUST SALE CT LAND AND NEGROES.

TRUST SALE CT LAND AND NEGROt s..
pY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed 10 US by An
- derson E. Scott, bearing date The 18Th day Of Sep.
tember lei6 and duly recorded in The Clerks Office Of
Prince Edward County, for certain purposes therein
specified, shall on TUESDAY, The 2Uth day nj
April next, II fair, II not, on the fair day. at the
residence OF said Anderson Scott offer for sale the
Tract Of Land which saii Scott now resides con-
tanning by survey 1877 and three quarter acres
iting the waters of Rush river, in the county Of
Prince Edward large portion OF this Tract Is valu.
ae Nat land the high land j. laid off IN valuable lott,
which nnw in high state Of Improvement being
well adanted 10 the growth Of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat,
Oats, &c. The Tract contains iaIr proportion Of
Wood Land, heavily timbered. We consider this one
of the most desirable Farms In this section Of country
We will also sell, al The time and place, about
thirty Likely and valuable Negroes consisting Of Men,
Women, Boys and Girls; aso eight or ten fine lloises,
twenty head OF Cattle, Stock of sheep, Plantation
Utensils Wagons, Carts, Buggy and Harness, hun
dfed and fifty barrels Corn, Oats and Tobacco, and
one Threshing Machine.
Any person wishing to 500 the Land, will make ap-
plicaton Mr. Anderson E. Scott, who resides tho
land or TO George .. Scott, at FarmvllI-. This sale
win certainly take place the day appointed The terms
Will he cash.
GEORGE o. SCOTT. r.,.,..
nm ttr Z
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f fE0sGE g. g; SCOTT scoTT, Trustees.
Farmvi!le, Prince Edward, March l9-e2awtds
ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND
For SALE

ELK HILL AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE.
THIS estate, situated James River, In the county
of Goochland, about nifty miles above The city of
Richmond, Is offered Tor sale.
Elk ii including several tracts of land which have
added IL since The original purchase by the ar
Randolph Harrison, contains 1885 acres, OF which
about 50 acres including much as Is orcnpIed by the
lanes River Canal low grounds OF the best quail
ty The high land In cultivation Is divided into five
elds averaging over loo acres erch Originally OF the
finest quality, II has brgn highly improved by heavy
manuring and the free use Of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings. tobacco houses &C., gene.
rally rev, wiki a new barn and ihrrshng machine
that will thresh FIVE hundred bushels day. The dwell
ling house is new, large and handsome. There Is a
psl Mill with two PAIR Of stones, built Ia the best man.
ner Of brick and stone; plaster MILL and fist rute
saw inill, on never failing stream.
Elk Island contains ) Ia acres-ow grounds Of the
very best quaty-thieshing machine Of equal power
with that on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The two tfacts are connected by handsome bridge,
built In the most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources for mlnuring,
heavily. hundred of land every year. consti
In Virginia.
The whole Estate Is In the best condition for prota
bic agriculture.
IL will give me pleasure 10 show the two plantations
TO any who may desire to examine them, or To an
enquiries, by letter. addressed to oil Carriers
vile, Cumberland county
PEYToN HARRISON, Agent for
H. Z. HARRISON, Administrative
of Randolph X rrison.
Immediate possession can be given, lfdesired.
Narch l7-dlt2ctf P. b., Agent, &c.
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sSwal,er D. Lcake, Esq, will be al Gooch-
and Court House on Monday next, Court day.
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FOR HIRE

nor the balance of the year, negro man, who
e is a good gardener, and capable OF doing al
most any kind of work usually allotted to servants
Young hearty and active, who understands cook
ing, washing, &c. Also a boy, about l9, and
girl about Is. Apply the Enquirer Office.
Anril l3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

We are again indebted to Adams & Co.'S En-
,ress for the Baltimore Patriot received on Sa-
urday evening by the steamer Alice, few hours
n advance Of the mail.
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Hanover, April 2, ls47.

We have about twenty different sizes and kinds all
on the cuf.urace plan, some with wrought and some
with cast points Any Responsible farmer may take any
OF our PIoups on trial. with the privilege OF returning
Them If they do not up 10 recommendation.
We have also improved Drugs and Cml:;var0rs.
Call al GEORGE WATT n co.'s,
April O-eat Rear City Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

ir w. w. ', A. A Spark, Pay Master, U. S. Army,
en- N r :. Norfolk on Friday, from Soulhamp-
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CERTIFICATE

HEREBY certify hat have been two years work
Ing Watt ulT.b.are and Gauge One horse pioughs
cast and wrought points, and, after a full rial, do
think they the best Ponghs that everu used have
worked two hnrscs 10 The number two, cast point
largest single sizr,l which did splendid week. am
now trying number four, Ia two-!orse size,) which
does beautiful work. These Plnughs, besides heins OF
easier draft have this advantage all others know
or that suu may so movu tho beam As 10 cut deep
ehallu., wids or narrow, as you ctouse. The cuff
makes the plough stronger find, too they are much
less liable choke by havin. the heam the side oil
The muudboard, and out Of the way of the liz.
ter and they never lose tie land because they
twist vul Of the eel you give them.
ACHILLES LUMPKIN.
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TO be d,apn 1874 Nay
$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %, fof 1897, TO lie
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, May 49, Ie47. 50 No
Lullery-l drawn Nos. in each package OF 20 tickets.
Grand Scheme.
prize OF $50, 000 10 prizes of $1,000
l " /" 1900 10 g 600
| " l0,U00 90 F" " 3u0
/ 5000 leo =" " 200
" " 1850 &C. SC.
Tickets SIS; halves 50; quarters IS; eiehths g.
A Certificate Of a Package OF 90 Whole Tickets $780,
shares In proportion.
6T Orders for certificates or PACKAGE, single Tick
els and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes address,
ed To the undersigned, will receiye,he prompt NJ
tention, and account Of each drawing lorw arded
as soon as Il is received.
J. W. MAURY & CO, Managers,
April 10 Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
AGRICULTURAL Warehouse.
Fl. BALDWIN,,
/. IN E,,,,e1fb CJ,,o

II. BALDWIN,,
No. 49, F1rhenh Street,
JTAS for sale Agricultural Machines aud In.
IL pIemenls, such as Horse Powers, Drums,
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, various patterns,
Corn shellers, side hill, subsoi and other Plouehs,
corn and cub Crushers, Shovels, Spade, Manure
Forks Hoes, Rakes. Churns, ScyIhe Blades,
Cradles, &C., &C.. Also Rotary and other Pumps,
Garden Engines, &c. ! am likewise prepared 10
furnish, al short notice, Castings for Machinery,
PIouebs, &c. April I3-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR path APRIL

$50, 900! of is, 600 of $40 5of I0oO Lowest
three number prize 500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, CIass H. 70 he drawn NJ
Wilmington. Delaware on Saturday. April 2ith, 1877,
of $50 o0o Of Is 900, Of 1872, OF 500, OF 4Gi3,
rs of 900. 900 of 5o0-lst and 2d drawn Nos. 2au
Tickets only SIS; halves 81: quarters 70. CeilIn
Gale Of Package OF Whoes Sls1-siarcs in proportion.
CT Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Aprll 10 e. Is. LUCK, Richmond, Va
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Panama Hats.

TUST received another supply OF Panama and
j Leghorn Hats, which will be sold at small
advance on New York prices. Country mee-
chants arc particularly invited to examine my
stock before purchasing, as feel confident that
can offer them great inducements in Fur, SIX,
Leghorn, Panama and Palmleaf Ha.:
r. II. ALLEN,
No 80 Main s.ree, next door TO J. Wiliinghams.
Aprill3
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Tn SapifJ r. ppIS0N

TO SARAH g. HARRISON.
xIOU are hereby notified that shall petition the &C.
i neral Assembly OF Virginia, al The next session
thereof, for divorce from you. statement Of the
causes on which the said application lie founded, have
this day filed In The Office Of the Clerk OF The superior
Court of Law and Chancerv in and for lhs county Of
King William whereof take this method Of inform
ing YOU as you are not resident Of the state Of Viz.
ginia. JAMES b. HahhisoS'
March 30-cw4w
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NnTIcE no CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ESotyrER's OFFICE 5. w. TuasPIKR,
Chr,stiansburg, March 18th. le47.
PROPOSALS. will be received nj this ONCE until the
18th Auril for the construction Of about twenty-five
miles Of HacadamIzed road. Plans, profes ind speci
acatlons may be seen upon application To
LEWIS VI. PROVOST, Js.,
Eng and Sup. 8. w. Turnpike.
March o3-ctl5lhAp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

lP,y OF artillery Pay Of dragons
nd Infantry sol. md rifemeH,
liers and Of drn- " hen mounted.
icons aud rife
men when serv-
ne on foot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL
r.Qn L a IL

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class l6, 10 be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, April 18th, Is47
rs Nos, la drawn. Grand Scheme: Prize Of $50
900, If 5000, 100 uf 1000, ! Of 100, Of 2,ll7
-e;c etc Ticket $40; halves ); quarters 80 crf;i
ficaie Of Package Of Wnors sll--shares in proper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
rT,HE suhscrbe's are receiving their Spring sup
L ply Of Foreign and Domestic hardware, Cutlery,
TonIs and Britannia Goods, 10 which they respectfully
invite the attention OF Merchants and others visiting
IN, city, CLARK ON & GARDNER,
No. in Broad Street, between 9th and 9th streets,
Sign OF the Hand Saw, Richmond, Virginia.
%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

DISSOLUTION OF COP ,RTNERSHlP.
THE connection between the Subscribers was
i dissolved by mutual consent on The first 0:
This month. Joan Jones has assumed The liabii-
lies, and is authorized 10 close the business OF the
Firm. JOHN JONES,
Richmond, April 5, l647. J. D. BLAIR.
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$4,000

.sas we above II may be secen that tho average tax
saa. person IN our tTdewaier) District In con-
NM, 70 Inc wants Of the Treasury,is 81 50
.,.,o me NE acreage tax on each white person In
'''Ia virginia Is 80
1oon ieiny proposes, by his bill to distribute the
ION Inc principle Of phits population. According
rm manner Of distribution, the people Of Northamp
,,,,, receive little more than half Of what they
sniu 70 The s5oo00 while the people in Western
,,, :" receive more than dox5ls Of hat they con-
ngtabes.
bs We that the Doctor Is becoming quite popular
part Of the State. Is II because Of his Ii.
!, ~ 0a section at the expense of his eonsttx-
him - ~ are the Tcr Payers Of Northampton willing
D. ys.tpay Tor his popularity with their money!
o.v says, In support OF his proposition, that the
yem.. we state would otAsrriss 60 to Internal I'm
rbs. .o", 10 which The county Of Northampton has
ii eon opposed His own argument admits that his
ssn.,,. apart from the sstjeet Of Internal In
OF these too prongs TO Northampton, Wis
Impatlon Of money by the Legislature TO Inter-
,of So,,ments, and the appropriation of nearly
ool sshampton's quota OF the tar for nr Yerhy's
stern wme, to the use and benefit of the people in
IT, N Virginia, defy DR.. Yorby, with all his lingo
wv manufacture ons vigkt for himself
H. P. C. WILSON.
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j . HI u N I ,

WHOLESALE SILK HAT MANUFACTURED.
No. S, south Liberty Street,
Onnosite J. cox 4 SoNS, Baltimore, Maryland.
Anil 0-Sta
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r UCK'5 OFFICE, Wall Ssreet.-LUcK still cort
IL 10 sell tho Capitals!
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 49,
IS 90 10 81 IL 80 81 So PC So ~
Ticket Nos. % 81, prize of sou, sod and paid BY
LUCK.
For To-Day-Two Splendid Lotteries. Posomoke,
Glass a. gao 0OD in prizes of TO- 6OO OF 5000. &C.
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Wholea 81; halves d quarters 81.
Also the Delaware Lotterys9 ,000 800, 90 prizes
of 900, &c. rs Nos, 70 drawn. Wholes 3d. halves
LUCK'5 OFFICE, Wall ST.
To.Morow-sl5,C GOO can be had for only Stand
81 900 for 81. April Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
g. b The COLUMBUS, Capt. Pa.
E rish, will receive freight to-day
for The above places, and will leave Rockets
This Afternoon, at o'clock. Her accommo'
da,ions for passengers are The best Passage
and Fare 10 Baltimore only SIS.
April l3-lt HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

N. B.-There "a now, on the hank OF the Catharine
Furnace about COO Of PIG IRON, OF the blast oil
1885, any portion Of which viii be- sold TO the purcha
chaser of the Property, who may desire 10 commence
Immediate spel atIOus. March l6-dltkctds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
The subscriber will continue 10 sell Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and Corn, and attend promptly 10
any business con6ded 10 him; and he respectful
ly renews tender OF his services 10 the public,
especially 10 his old friends ard correspondents.
April 5-d&c6t JOHN JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13

ID ATTAILE's OFFICE, Number 6, City Hotel
ID Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Class p:
10 CO 40 IA 81 "a 20 10 &c 40 23 40.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Co. Lottery, No. 20. Extra:
IS 70 - % s. G5 10 IS u AZ &c t3 81.
For To day-s2s COO Capital prize, prize Of $780,
of 4OO0 10 Of 800 10 900 &C. Tickets ST. halves
and quarters In proportion. For sale by
April Is BATTAlLE.
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w. MAURY & Co, MANAGERS.-Drawn Nos.
of Alexandra Lottery, p, April 10:
l3 62 40 IA 81 81 81 70 &c 40 % 42.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, %, April 10:
6s 7e 48 60 63 &C - IS - AZ 76 40 81.
To Day-New Jersey, No. 60 $4,000 Capital, 10
prizes Of 500 10 Of O00 10 Of soo 20 Of 300, &C., &c.
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $8 Drawing received to-
night.
For To. Morrow-saa, 500 Capital. Tickets So Tick
cts for sale al MANAGERS OFFICE,
April 10 No. /, City Hotel.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28

GEN TAYLoR's LETTER. The Washington
correspondent Of the Boston Atlas, writing under
date of Jan. %, says:
Gen Taylor's letter to friend in New York.
which appeared 10 the New York Express. of
yesterday, has occasioned great deal of com
fnentin the political circles. 1t confirms what
was long and generally believed, that the Admin
sstration had thrown every obstruction in his wav,
Tor an earnest prosecution Of the war From
nasty perusal, aR inclined to think the pubica-
uoh premature and ill -adyised. In very short
ume, the Administration would have assumed its
Ohenslve position against him, and then there
would nave been every reason and justification
lor the fullest defence Now, they will say they
were driven 10 this course, by this offensive cor
sespondenee, impugning the ability Of the Gov
1.nnehl &c conduct the war. There is not syl-
,eOie III me letter which regret, or which (
YOU'D advise to be Withdrawn; but with Inc
xnowieogein my possession Of the intendon Of
inose ~ power. would have suspended the pub
hcauon, for time at least, II will now hasten
the crisis, and bring about that collision which
must have occurred sooner or later.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28
" Richelieu,' of the N. York Tribune, writes

!" hlcheIieu, OF The n. York Tribune, writes
from Washington, Sunday night
Cilley, Webster, Thomas Clayton, Reverdy
johnson, Evans, Archer, and Mangum are said
to be in favor of making the ten Regiments regu-
lars The other Wings are opposed to it.
The Judiciary Committee in the Senate, to
which the Oregon Territorial Bill, from the
House, was referred, have struck out the Anti
slavery clause from the Bill. This will cause
some excitement in the House, as well as in the
country.
Sen. Gaines arrived in this city this evening
He acknowledges that he gave the letter of Gen.
Taylor to the Express.
It's said the Administration are afraid for the
safety of General Patterson They fear that
Folks friend, Santa Anna, has cut him off from
all resources
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28

PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON. A letter written from
Berlin writes that Prince Louis Napoleon has not ended
his gigantic project He will stop with nothing less than
crossing the lsthmus of Panama The celebrated geo.
grapher, Prot Chas. Ritter has communicated the
geographical society of Berlin the project Of the Prince
which appe ars he conceived and prepared during his
Imprisonment at Ham. If we rely upon letters re-
ceived from London the Prince has the intention to re-
pair to Central America 10 direct his vast enterprise in
person.-BoStoa Transcript
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28

The OREGON BILL. The Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune, writing Sunday,
says that the Judiciary Committee of the U. S. Senate
TO whom was referred the Oregon Territorial bill, which
has passed the House. have struck ont the An6 Slavery
clause. This does not appear from the report of Mon
days proceedings in the Senate, ard may prove un-
founded. If it should prove be true it is probable
that act for the organization of the Oregon territory
will pass Congress this Session.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28

United SrArEs SUPREME Comm Tho
Incense Of the states of Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island, the decision OF which will he looLed TO-
with SO much interest, have been succeeded I ~,
the important admiralty case Of the Merchant:,
Bank OF Boston against the owners of the m g,,oJ
steamer Lexington. The former claims from tbe
latter twenty thousand dollars, the amount ot
when was shipped IN gold and silver on the night
OF her disastrous and fatal passage from New York
20 Boston The owners say that as the boat was
IN good condition and the accident one OF an ex.
trlordinary character, they are not liable for the
loss, and that II there ~ any liability, II beongs
to Harnden & Co., who contracted to carry tie
money Mr. Webster is one Of the counsel il
in the case - Courier.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28
Che Datlp &pp.
CESTER:
THURSDAY, JANUARY %. IS47.

U5@ We learn from the Boston Advertiser that MIR Ev-
eret the United States Commissioner to China arrived
on the 9th of October. On about the 20h he pro-
ceeded from Macao in the United States scoop of war
Viucennes to Canton, where he had interview with
the Governor General of the Province. He was after
wards invited by the Governor General, Keying to a
dinner party which conducted in the Chinese and
Tartar style. The Vincennes arrived at Hong Kong
from Annoy the 10Th, and proceeded the following
day to Macao.