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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

"A DMINISTRATOR'S ,NOTICE.-The
n Creditors of Dr.. WILLIAM H. NJ. GAR
NER, deceased, are requested to file their
claims, against the estate Of the deceased,
with the Register Of Wills, on or before the
first of October next
RICHARD T. TUBMAN,
may 27-3t. Administrator.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

NEGROES FOR SALE.
THE undersigned will sell NEGRO
Il WOMAN and three very likely CHILL
DRE.N: Terms made known upon appli-
cation to J. F. STONE,
Agent for Hon. Fl. Johnson, La.
NAV 6-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE,
LII OR BLOOD PILLS, are decidedly the safest
and best medicine introduced, for curing Dys-
pepsia, Costiveness, Singing in the Ears Giddiness
Headaches, Drowsiness, Depression or lowness OF
Spirits, and all Diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood. Be careful to acod avorthIess
countees, and ask, in all cases, for Hance's Genu-
inc Pills; price 25 CTS, per box or five boxes for ST.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, No los Bal
timore St., and corner of Charles and Pratt streets
Baltimore. Price rs cents per box ofF1FrY PILLS
EACH.
Also for sale by E. w. DAY, Port Tobacco.
L. CANTER, Benedict
R. l.. BURCH, Bryantown
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27
1T TO THE WORJD-

DROCLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
Il That Hance's Compound Syrup of Hoarhound
is without exception or exageration the most safe
and speedy for all diseases arising from Coughs
and Colds, which, unfortunately neglected, too
often end in Consumption. If Hance's Compound
Syrup of Hoarhound is taken on the first appear
ance of Cough it will Immediately cure it and save
the sufferer from untmely grave; price SO cents
per bottle, or six bottles for $3.50.
Price so cents per bottle.
Sold by SETH S. HANCE, No. los Balti-
more st. Baltimore, and in Port Tobacco by
F.. w. DAY,
l.. CANTER, Benedict.
+ r. l.. BURCH, Bryantown.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
CHEAPER THAN EYER!
IFS Packages of Spring & Summer
DRY GOODS

u ECEIV1NG and for sale at the well known
~ CHEAP STORE Of
G.. G. WILDMAN & CO.,
comprising all the varieties of French, English and
Domestic Fabric suitable for COUNTRY DEAL
ERS, such Ladies, Gentlemens and Servants
wear, which stock has been selected with care and
Will be sold as low for CASH as they can be pur-
chased IN any market We most respectfully in
vlte all Country Dealers to call and examine for
themselves, as we assure them it will be to their
interest.
Our thanks we kindly tender to our customers
tor their past patronage, and respectfully ask con-
tnuance of the same, at the third Store yellow
front, on King,) from the corner of Fairfax street,
Alexandra, Va.
apl 22.-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

Stocking Yarn, coarse, 2O-Fine % cts. per lb.
If cash is paid on delivery OF the goods, per
cent. will be deducted from these prices. If not,
notes will be required, bearing interest from date.
The subscriber has on hand, and will continue to
keep a general assortment of Goods, which he will
exchange for Wool on reasonable terms.
Particular attention will be paid to carding Rolls
at the shortest notice, and keeping the best Of OIL
Wool carded into rolls for IL, if the grease is
found, and cts per pound, if find the grease.
I will attend all day on Tuesday, June l, at Up
per Marlboro on the Sth at Queen Anne on
the 10th at Governors bridge; on the 18th at Not
tingham; on the 22d at Prince Frederick on the
goth at Good Luck; on the 9th ofJuIy at. Bladcns-
burg on the 18th at Georgetown, and on the Goth
at decentralization the purpose ofreceiving wool or
orders from the planters. By continuance of
punctuaty and persevering industry, he hopes to
merit share ofpublic patronage. Letters address
ed to him at Betsville, Pr Geo. CO., Nd, will meet
with prompt attention.
Mr.. E. w. DAY has been appointed agent at Port
Tobacco. VIM. HARPER.
may 20-3m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

ELOUR g. BACON.-Just received super
IL fine and extra-superfne Flour, aud a lot of
excellent Bacon. VIM ANDERSON.
NAV 20.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

Groceries, Shoes, &c.
" Brown and Loaf Sugars
Gunpowder, Imperial Teas, very fine
Coffoes, Cheese and Crackers
Associates, gentlemens, childrens, and SER
wants Boots Shoes sc.
Just received and for sale lo,c, by
apl %. TAYLOR & co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27


T1NF1E subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
Il friends and the public generally for the patron
age heretofore extended to him, and has the plea
sure to inform them that he has just finished a
splendid assortment of
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
of every description, which he will sell the most
reasonable terms for cash or approved paper. His
establishment is two doors west of his old stand,
ner of Third Street and Pennsylvania .4uenue, and
opposite Gadsby's New Hotel. Persons in want of
Carriages will find it to their advantage to give me
call before purchasing. Old Carriages repaired at
the shortest notice, or taken in exchange for new
ones. have good assortment of secondhand Car
riages which | will sell on reasonable terms.
MICHAEL McDERMOTT,
may ely. Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27
President Of Board Of Trustees.
ST. MARY's FEMALE SEMINARY, st. Migoes.

TIE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION will comprise
Spelling, Reading, Penmanship, English Grammar,
Composition, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, History, Geo
graphy, Algebra, Geometry, Astronomy, Botany,
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Geology, Physio-
logy, Natural History, Mental and Moral Phoso-
ply, and the Evidences of Christianity. Instruc-
ton will be given also in Vocal and Instrumental
Music, Drawing and Painting, and in the French
and Latin Languages.
TERMS.
Board, including Washing, Bedding, Fu-
ell, Lights, &C., per annum, $50 90
Tuition in the Primary English Depart
ment and Stationery, 20 90
Tuition in the Higher English Depar-
ments and Stationery, 80 90
Tuition in French and Latin Languages,
each, 10 90
Tuition in Music, on Piano, with the use
of instrument, IS 90
Music on the Guitar, with use of instru-
ment, 20 90
Drawing and Painting, in Water Colors, IL 90
Drawing and Painting, in Oil Colors, "a 90
Payable quarterly, in advance.
A matriculating fee of SIS will be charged each
Pupil to go to the library fund.
The Pupils required to furnish napkins and
towels, which, with their clothing, should be con-
spicuously marked with the name in full.
TEACHERS.
Miss ELIZA M. OHR, Principal.
Mamsl. CLARIssE NJ. PLAMoNDoN, V. Principal.
Miss REBEccA HouGH, Teacher.
Steward-JoHN w. BENNETT, Esq.
may l3-4t.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestings, &c.
~ Black, blue black, French and English cloths
Olive, brown and invisible green do do
Tweed cloths
Plain and fancy cassmeres
White and colored canvass and marine linen
drllings
Satin, silk, cashmerett and other vestngs
Linen bosoms, collars, gloves, suspenders, era
vats sc.
Just received and for sale loau, by
apl %. TAYLOR g. co.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-05-27

aides Dress Goods, Trimmings,
IL &C.
Ginghams, bingham lawns organdies s. beragcs
Bonnet, cap and neck rbands
Plain satin and mantua do
Swiss cambria, thread and cotton edgings and
insertings in great variety
Plain, barred and striped muslins
Kid silk, thread and nett gloves and mitts
Neck ties, scarfs, fringes, colored moreen, Mar
settles and corded skirts
Just received and for sale by
apl 90. TAYLOR s. co.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

Az OUrRAUr.-The Grrrnshureh. Pa
papers give an account Of a singular occur.
renee. They ysaic that on Thursday night,
the 25ih ull., the barn ol Jacob llil. Esq,
Of Armstrong county, was fired by an in
eeaIiary anl burned 10 the ground. Five
head oi horses aud very large amount ol
various kind Of grain, were consumed in
the flames. The yinjictiye nccndilry, Dr.
ShulE, a German Do1icr. who lived in
l.eechbufgh, some yuaT or two since, after
ho had fred the barn, threw torpedo
heavily charged with powder, through the
window Of u small detached building, in
which three sons Of Mr.. Hill -lcpl-and
went round TO look into the aeyholc TO wit.
ness ils cflccls-whcn il exploded. and the
handle Of the door, by the force of the cI.
plosion, struck the wTetchcd being on the
lower Jaw, SCATTERING il most dreadlully aud
otherwise mnIiaIing him most horribly
lie was shortly afterwards found, aud Is
now confined IN the Jail Of Armstrong county
TO await bis trial. Strange To say. none oI
the inmates were injured although one ol
the boys was blown againsl the ceiling -
There was found about the person Of thi,
monster two revolving pistols and doub.
led baueled gun, all loaded, dirk knife,
aud another torpedo, weighing about seven
pounds supposed 10 have been intended To
blow up the dwelling house. There is no
doubt but that the wretch intended murder.
ing the whole lamily, when his career was
thus proyidcnllaly cut short.
Dr. shullz had some difficulty with Mr..
Hill, previous 10 bis leaving Lcechbureb,
about two years since, and had not been
heard Of since, in that neighburhood, until
the night of the dreadful attempt to murder
Mr. Hills family. 1t has since been found
ou, that he resides in Allegheny City in the
capacity of an ostlor
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

CoNNEcicuT ELEcrIoNs The returns
have been received from all The towns in
the State but twelve, and the result shows
tha, Bissell (whig) has been elected Gov.
ernor by majority Of about 1000, which
is net whig gain of about 1000 over the
vote in the same towns last year. The
four members Of Congress reelected are
all wings. Twelve whig Senators ll
being a majority wero already ascerained
TO be elected. The House, so far as heard
from, stands lO3 wings to 90 democrats
In many Of the towns where there ha,
been no choice, the whig candidates weic
ahead. The Lieutenant Governor, See.
retary Of State, Treasurer and Comptroller
are all wings.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

MEXICAN MlNnrER-it maybe feoolccted that
Senor Atocha has been recently selected by our
Government as Minister Pcnipoentiary to Mex
ioo for the purpose of settling existing difficulties
between the two Governments, We never heard
of senor Aioeha until his appointment The New
Orleans Delta thus speaks OF him
Not to allnde to other laundering embassies
aud osertures made by cur Executive, we come
down to the folly Of picking upa renegade Mexican
or South American, In tile streets OF New York,
aud investing him with the high dignity aud re-
sponshiliB Of an American pltnipotenilnry, Sc
nor Alo1ia lsWel Known here, and his sudden
elevation Is regarded by his ucQuainlancrs as ut
terry incredible That an humble member OF the
nig6t.watch Of the Let Municipality should sud-
denly, without any pgcyions exhibitions OF superior
talent and ehafaelpE ri#e to the laly dignity Of
cmbadymg, us a representative to "A foreign haiion,
the power and grandeur Of the United States, Win
rph to dispose Of fifteen millions of doius, and TO
negotiate treaty and terminate war between
two Hreat Republics, is the most encouraging ex-
ample Of sudden rise which our history, abolnding
MS Il does In sHlur proofs OF the eleyatng ten'
drney Of our Institutions, has yet afforded. But
II is mol IN this yrw that Atocha's mission exeites
in this city aud elsewhere such unhounded aston.
ishmrnl and modification. Had Mr., Buchanan,
to whom we attribute this piece Of unparalleled
ycfdaney, desired to select out Of our twenty NIL
lions Of people messenger 10 the Mexican r.
public, whosr character position andpa relations
would excite Ia the minds Of the whole Mexuan
people and OF their Government, the prolouudest
contempt aud indignation, he could not have done
better than he did IN selecting Senior Alocha \
long residence IN McAieo, profitable ioadyism TO
Santa Anna, whose money-bag he carried 10 the
cork.pils irequrnied by his EAeellency, an es.
tcusise shaving and pawnbroketaEe N a small
way. in addition 10 petty intrgues, all terminating
| ia rendering him so obnoxious 10 the Mexieans, as
to suggest the expcdeney Of his leaving the eeun.
Try. arc the qualifications Of the individual seleeled
/ by our Government, TO brat the olive branch Ia
/ the Mexican Government On what ground this
/ chaies was maie We atu at a loss 10 discover II
/ ccfany could not have brrn made because Of
any scarcity Of capable men Among the thousands
OF our citizens who are always ready to fill with
/ homer any public Office. The complete failure oi
this mission, aud the almost unresifaned indigna.
tion aud contempt exhibited by the McSeans to-
wards senor Alorha sufficiently demonstrate The
weakness aud folly OF this nPponlmenI
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
WATERLOO AND BUENN VISTA.

An officer of tho Arkansas Regiment,
writing 10 the editor of tho Arkansas Dem.
ecri says.
"This is the battle that is to In placed
side by side with Waterloo, aud il | am moi
much mistaken, tho results win Justify this
classification. think peace will be the
result; and proof conclusive will he furnish.
ed TO Tho world, that American arms must
always be triumphant, whether regulars or
ro'm'eaa."
We think the writer a ltula wrong
The bale of Waterloo was certainly a
very great one, alike on account of the
commanders engaged, the obsliucy and
disciplined impeluosity with which Il was
contested, aud its important results, But
great as was the battle Of Waterloo, there
are features in the battle of Buena Vista
which render ii as mere military en-.
eounlef--as lfial of bravery and physical
slrengh--mofe astonishing, Al Waterloo
the opposing hosts were in every respect
nearY equal, aud the conflict was long
aud terribly sustained. Victory seemed
doubtful on whose banners 10 perch, anl
the consciousness OF equality gave hope
TO tie ht. How different at naena Vista
/ handful o. volunteers, headrl by the
gallant Tay or, took their stand amongst
the mountains Of Mexico, aud bid defiance
10 10000 ut her best and bfayest troops
led on by her most talented and cIpefi
enced general. So Tar from having lhat
consciousness ol equality which gave hope
TO the eombaianls on the field Of Waterloo.
a conviction Of their great inleriolity in
numbers was calculated 10 ahash and in.
timidale them, and 10 make success hope.
less. But under every dissuufaeen.cn, our
troops fought with courage which nj.
milied no thought OF defeat, anl repeatedly
snalehed the victory IRON the Mexican
banners when ii seemed 10 he settling
rapidly upon them. Like Laonedas and
his sparaus IN ralor stood fatlat aud hi.
brave men at Bueua ii.la; bal no teach.
cry, As IN tie former ease, gave lhem over
10 their foes of prevented glorious vic.
tory.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
81. b. Rullllln l4lL ~.
llrApafARTERs or fnr Aang, !
Vera Cruz, April 3, lsH1a (
Gsaerdl o. defs-Aa. 10

/ The Infantry aud the two volunteer companies
Temporarily attached 10 the lial division q frRu.
lars, will, upon the march Of the amy hence, r..
main TO garrison this city and the Castle ui Slu
Juan de- uus, when Bfryrl Colonel NiI#an, as.
ssaed to duty according to his bfeyei sill b..
come the npKerno. aud culnn ndng biheeT Of
these places. in ihe meantime that uiiHrf, by
arrangement with the present GafrIuuf aud cum.
mander may, w,i hla regiment, relieve ~ much
o The actual garisaas shall be found desirable.
Accordingly. he will report IN psbon "a receive
ofdris iof his regiment
?. With view to Il march inia the interior, the
bzEElgc Of Al. corps aud oiiesa wiI b IA ,ls
uezt tSa DAYS rcdassd 10 the smallest eampasH
aad weight not mota than three eomHIaa iFuis
pHae paly iaf arms aud The ,ak, eau b allowed.
Ter tie PnkzHi 10 IT, Offices aud men Of ans
company, aad general alhcfsi general slaii aud
Ted ollc = all lint ihcmsslEas Ia proportion
An surplus lasgasa. public aud ptYaia, vii
accordingly be properly Pleksd, marked, aud
turned oYtf 10 the QaaftrHaazisfs Department
for storage.
ID ReIuIzIlIons iofmeans Of laad imnspaIi atloa
gRagpls, paHA aud draashi an al vii b made
uasn the eHHf quariHmasicf b. dF.i uHa sad dg
the chvis ui the other branches OF the GENITAL
sail subject 10 the afEeigs rHYsaH; and aaiiar Is
a+#H hNHNA ##HA# 49, ht4 ####AsiH 70
private, vi be REJECTED aud lhf5sn aaae hy llla
qaafirrmazisn and their agents At The iimr OF
loading np, OF al any time on The march that such
excess may be detected
.. Il Is absolutely necessary 10 an early march.
that al public means Of ifansparlaton-Wag1ns
carts, h fsts and mules, with ihr.f h4Fucss, s4d.
dlss, bHdlrs, hal,rn and piok-faiiles-nog in the
use Of The cgrFs Or in the hands OF individual
Ollie - and men, should, wiiiogi delay. b. turned
over 70 the Quansnasisr's Department, whiHh
has Instruction 20 roioan three or four hif.-s u
as many ,yrme eases, Tor a very short time
longet TAif omrf includes al such animals
us may bs hfli under ihr pfpicnre 4 rap'urr %
plfchasr since the suny landed near ilr cty.
ChPlur,d properly always held lof the b.nriii
Of the service generally, and no purchase eau BE-
respected, unless witnessed and approved d, iIir
time BY general officer of commander Of a bf.g.
ade--'Hasmuch ne Il the property bs stolen hy tie
seller, u W.H certainly b. restored VI pad isf b.
ihe United siaics, on demand aud pfuaf on 81,
part u ,bg nshiiul oguff
;. u The foregoing directions Be Dot compiled
with folly, br'ufr tomorrow night, measures wiII
be- taken. however Reluctantly. 10 seize every Oh
jsri designated above snd throw the bY:ihon Of
proving ihi pnyate tiio upon the plssas.of Of
the property
Iy command of Moi. Gen SCOTT
II l.. Scurr, A. 4. 4. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

Was ANosgEr rnE ESrW-Wo have a fumOr
here, which receives much credit, by the by, that
a sanguinnry battle has been iough, In the city Of
Mexico. between the ndhrfcnis Of Gomez fanas,
aud the Santa Anna or Church party, IN which
the former was completely routed II this be 40,
and We see no great reason for doubt, Gen Santa
Anna sits to-day In the presidential chair
Since the about was put in type, We have learn.
ed by rumof also. that whilst the contest was
pending between faras and the multitude, aud
his success seemed certain, Santa Anna entered
the city with strong force and Immediately en-.
gsged Farias and HE adhcpnls with such i'm.
peluosty aud determination hs to turn the tide in
favor Of the priesthood in very shoH time, imme.
daiely after assuming the rcigns Of government
N o BAL lih inst
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
CoNpIrIoN OF rnINe. IN Mrsrco.

CONDITION or THINGS IN MEMco.--
Santa Anna with bis disciplined ho,t has
been defeated by Gen. Taylor a, Bucna
Vista. Vera Cruz, with h strong casll,
Of San Juan dc uiIua, ba. been taken by
Gen. Scot, and the country on the Rio
GHnde, and the city Of 'l'ampico are in
The possession Of tho American forces
Pressed and defeated on al sides by our
troops, the Mekicans are now distracted
by civil dissenlions in their very capital.
Santa Anna, having retreaied thiiher after
his defeat, induced the clergy by bis false
representations of his reeen, battle with
Taylor, and his oyerwroughi calculations
Of Ultimate success, 10 como 10 bis aid.
They have agreed to advance him Eve
millions Of dollars for the defence Of the
country. IN the meantime, Gomez Farias
has raised party, and is ondcayoiiug 10
snatch from him the Presidency 10 which
he has bren but recently elected. This
is perfectly Characteristic oi government in
Mexico. Power is the ruling motive, and
principles Of right aud Justice are pompously
prated about merely 10 obtain It. 4 Presi.
dent rnay be elected by the people, but their
voice is rendered Intellectual by thc Grsl
military upSlah who has tho boldness and
ability to crush him.
We see as yet no disposition on the pat
Of Mexico to accept ofpeacc on reasonable
terms. Her people are blinded by her
ambitious and designing leaders, whose
only aim in keeping them continually under
tho excitement Of either civil or foreign
war, is TO plunder and opprcss thOm.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

WARRIOR TYrrs.-Tho following Incl.
dent goes 10 illustrate the grca, numerical
force Of the printers with the army. Gen.
scott, on a recent OCCASION wanted 10 have
some general orders printed at a given time.
lie sent directions 10 the Office ol the Tam
pico Sentinel Ia have them done. lie was
told that in consequence Of the scarcity oI
hands tho work could not be accomplished.
lie then on morning parade ordered all
printers to step forward three PAGES from
the ranks, when several hundred men, all
printers, obeyed the ordefl
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28
THE PRESIDENCY.

3
Nhilst we are ever ready 10 accord the
/ highest honos 10 those who have emi
Heuty served Their country in any capacity.
whilst we icel a proper pride in the an.
nauncemeni Of the victories won by Gen.
Taylor and his brave associates over a
lreachefous aud balbarous foe, unl whilst
many Of the wing papers throughout the
Union are placing the name Of the irwin.
eihIe old hero at the head Of heir columns
we sl.I'. believing It premature, and cal
elaIcd q exercise an injurious influence
upon The troops under his command for.
bar 10 ding bis banner 10 the breeze.
When the Performance Of bis present 5rla.
auH aud dangerous duties shall have been
fHaiered no longer necessary by tue con
eIusion Of satisfactory aud honorable
peace, aud the aarc's Of HE fame shall
lave been gathered into an imperisbable
wreath by the Unanimous voice of his
eounlBmen; when his claims shall have
been fully discussed aud lbe symptoms In
hs favor become strongly visible through
out the Rud-then, AID not till then,
should his standard, in our opinion, have
been lifted.
The name OF Zachary 'fa!lor is glorious,
whether AT the head oi a new papers col.
nInns, or sounding a walehWord of victory
along The columns OF bis eonlending army.
That name cannot be uttered loo often.
nor be too highly honored bnl when used
il should be IN love and admiration Tor is
owner aud not thrust pleaaiurel, l5rh as
a common instrument of partisan warfare
II every political canvass which may oe.
cur His laurels are too national to be
nlely or hastily appropriated to TIE e2.
elusive use OF either party.
From letter wrlled by the veteran
patriot 10 ten. Butler, We extract his own
words on the subject. 1Ley aie such as
We expected iiom him. aad eoflesroad
With our own n1liuns:
81 my observe. thai lave haen also
named as "a candidate laf that high office.
by iew newspaper editor, aud others.
which has been done Without ms knoul.
edge. wishes OF consent.
This have assured all Who have Writleh
me on the subject; assuming them had no
aspirations Tor that oI auy olhcr evil Office;
that my whole energies, mental aud phys.
iual, were aud had becn absorbed in such
a way as thought best calculated TO bring
this war Ia a speedy aud honorable close.
believing il was for the interest oi both
countries lie sooner il wa. done tue better
at any rate 80 TAR as ours is eoncemcd.
aud that Prcsidenl.makiug should be los
sight oi until this was accomplished"
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-28

YucArAN.-A letter from Havana states
that tie independent party in this Mexican
province, las been defeated by the govern.
menl forces, and that oil the regulations
which have been made during the period
Of It's supremacy. have been annulled. and
ali lhings rc cslorcl 10 the condition in which
they were under Mexican dominalion.--
We hoped ior different result, bot con.
sidering that the actors in this independent
movement were litIiedas, il was hoping
nsains. the light Of observation and eI.
peTlcnCe.