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The Herkimer convention is to meet Tuesday next.
Accounts we have received this evening from New
York satisfy us that its object much secuted by the
great body of the democracy in that State as il is here
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Mr. Grant has been polite enough to show some of
his experiments for the dsinfection of the air The
chine very simple, and the process appears to be very
elective. We trust that he will have the opportunity of
uyns the virtues of his preparation upon vessel that
may be visited with the vomo
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any time seriously repused are not true The Mexican
loss IS not definitely ascertaned, but was enormous
We have very beautiful maps illustrating both Of the
great OF the 9Th and iath says the Pcayune
cable 5iia'f le ~
General Bravo was not killed, but taken prisoner
We do not see that Santa Anna was wounded 1t is
act before us. but have not room Tor it TODAY Since
his resignation he has made address to his country
men, which will give tomorrow. We annex here
General SCOTS order after his victorious occupation of
the city of Mexico by which it will be seen that Gen
Qutman, who gloriousy distinguished himself on the
18th, is governor Of the city.
Here follows the general order No. 1874, published
in our own despatch.l
GrSERAL ORDER, aa ttes ',r
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= HEADQUARTERs or THE ARMY,
National Palace. Mexico. Sc pf. IL ~

33ss National Palace, Mexico, sept Is, ls47.
The Geneal-inchef calls upon his brethren in arms to
gratitude God for the gorous and signal uIamphs which
,Sey have recently achieved for their country, beginning
fields forts Of coSsra. s SusnA non 10y
no Of MsndC s''' When the ss
hn number who have performed those brilliant deeds
and our eonntrymen filled with joy ind admiration
has 3 snv ss though scattered and
ing about us and aided by exasperaed population he
to their advantage, if inactive on the security OF
past victories Compactness vigilance, and are
Let every good officer and man souy regard these cau
tons. and enjon them upon all others.
ny command OF MAYOR Gene raj scott;
We have no time or room to make summary from
our correspondence In addition to Mr. Kendas letters
2Sth by foreign houses. One is translated from the
French 1t liz well to have evidence of dsinterested
foreigners in these matters
BY the way OF lamPico, we have letters kindly for
warded TO u.s. dated Osenluma, Oct 3D. The letter is so
brief that we give it here:
OsENLUMA, Oct. 8, lSl7.
there was nothing than what you were acquainted
with regarding the capture of the city of Mexico and al
tel You What we have learned by letters from Bachfsa
Gen Santa Anna is in Tascala with only five hundred
Central America. Gen. Herrera has gone to Queretaro
to organize the goyemment Busamente said be di
Guanajuato and other places
II seems there are but two papers published in Mexico
in Spanish and English. The Post is be
Gen. Scott has imposed contribution the corporation
Of OOOO payable in three weeks in nsalmcns OF $780,
OOO
To this letter have postscript written by another
hand, as follows
TAMPIco, October Z, IS47
Cen Santa Anna went the 18th of September, to To-
uca, fourteen leagues from Guadalupe with a remnant of
his army, in his carriage. him Poander.
That Santa Anna should be at Tascaa as reported in
the letter Of the Sd, is altogether probable Tascala is
directly north of Pueba, about 90 miles distant Move
directly east from Tascaa, and you strike the road
rerote. Perote is less than twenty miles. He is near
enough to threaten trans but not strong enough
effect much
The American Star was issued in Mexico on the 25th
ultmo by Peoples and Barnard We have several num-
bers of it, but make but little of them to-day
Many deserters have been hung; but the reader
will be greved to hear that Riley, the commander the
Foreign Legion escaped that punishment ground
and only logged All will be glad to hear that the
American prisoners Capt Clay and Others have Joined
Gen Scott, SO our letters inform
The Gaceta Republicans and the Courier Fnnsaise
have been revived in Mexico
We regret, says the Pcayune, that we have no more
space at command to-day, and reluctantly COM
PEELED to postpone any further of letters and pa
pers till tomorrow aN
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ihe Secretary Of the Treasury has returned to Wash
ingon nth ms family, after an absence of few days
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New ORLEANS. Oct. Ia. is4-

New ORLEANS, Oct ID, 1s47.
SIR: The Fashion arrived here late last night from
Vera Cruz. There is great of news by her
but nothing very important The chief points are that
Mexico is in the quiet possession of army Several
Of the northern States have declared Santa Anna trail
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[Co Hayss rangers estimated at from 400 to 800
but say 4oowhich will bring up this total to 1s261
battalion called for from Alabama, in April, has
not been raised But Governor Martin is making great
efforts, and has addressed eloquent appeal TO the
citizens of Alabama and reluctant to believe that
the word "fal" shall be written in the Chronicles of the
War Office, opposite to the OF this patriotic State
UNIoNl
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From the same.l


VERA CRUZ, Oct ., 1s47.
SIR Since had this pleasure several transports with
troops from the Brazos have arrived, and daily
ing in.
Gov. Wilson is SICK and to-day delivered over the
command for the present to Col Miles,
have been told this morning that Santa Anna had
Lane moves from Jaapa. He (Santa Anna) will no
doubt start Immediately for Oaaca and thence Guate
mala This is told me by friend of Santa Anna.
The country appears to be used up--no government
no money-no credit, and no moral courage.
same.
VERA CRuz, Oct a, 1917.
Since had the honor to address you by this steamer
(Which has been detained by norher,) have obtained
the following information, to wit: Filsola, general OF
division with 1000 men, and General Coreyal with
1900 men, and with all the eperos they ralse and
the national guard to make demonstration on the
city of Mexico. General Santa Anna, with General
Guiana and 1900 horse and 1000 foot are to obstruc
the renforcemeits going to General Scott He is to be
assisted by Cen Rea with the forces under his command
supposed to be about 800 1000. Should Santa
Anna be unsuccessful, is presumed he will make his
way to the coast and leave the country.
The war is hereafter to be carried by the different
departments or States; each State to operate with Its
of Vera Cruz Gutierrez Vilanueva) is to organize
national guard consisting OF 800 men, which is to
be added the I'd regiment of regulars, under the com
command the gueras; and the whole to be under the
command of the lieutenant governor named above
Governor Soto 0ate governo having lost the confidence
heretofore reposed in him, account of receiving part
of the spols captured by the guerillas.
The Legislature of this State will meet at Orzaba
Cen Santa Anna captured express from Cen Scott to
Col Childs Pueba, directing him Col Childs) TO hold
long possible and if obliged to abandon his po
sltion, to fall back on him. This express also directed
Col Chlds hurry up Gen. Scott any reinforcemens
that might be on the way from Vera Cruz.
This information can be relied on, and have felt IT
my duty 10 give ii to Gen. Patterson.
Nearly all the troops have arrived from the Brazos,
and Gen. Patterson will move up in the course of few
days.
Gen. Lane, with Major LalIy, ought to be, and no
doubt will be, in Puebla in all this week
These fresh renforcemens will astonish the Mexcans
and will have most favorable effect in making them
cry ont for opening negoaiions they began to feel as if
we had done them all the harm we could ~
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Aggregate reinforcement since July IA, including
troops now en- route and volunteers being muster
Cd into service, but exclusive of Colonel Hays's +
Texas mounted companies J
battalion of five companies of rifemen from
Mississippi called out in July, has not yet been
organized. II is supposed that il will be raised,
and its strength may be estimated at J
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Uin0om SHADES.


NlTINuON SHADES, Oft Comics Muslin Cur.
w i.ins Sc-J &. WOODfORO, 9e5 Broadway Invites
ra and examine hi. large aod beautiful collection before
mailing th-ir purchases Scroll lsDdseapss. so,hcs,
nowrrs Corinthsn columns, vtgneti-s, lain scos no
man arches. Venetian scenes kc Also gilt eofoc.s, do
cirtsn bands and pins curtain ooos do e-tter 'ssssis
,tno. p.nted Rzuze wi,e window blinds, Nc,
J. G. wOODFORO, Msnuselu'er and
aus Importer Of Windo~ shades, &C. 30 b'osdwsy.
WINDOW rUADE-, Gii Conices kc-l. Y.
w NOODFORD, ~ Broadway invites those apont put.
chasing Window shades cslland examining bic large ana
beautu assortment before making their selections some
very uperor gohics isndscspes ho~efs, vghses Co
rnthsn Roman srchss Venetian scenes &c Also
lace and muslin curtains curtain bands looPs, pins centre
t.sseIs gt cOrnicss gsufs ~ndow wire nc q reduced
prices Lsfzrgs Building, 2s5 Broadway
- liberal discount tO those buying 10 sell esein-
southern Merchants viii here ind lsrgs assortment ut
shls Tor the southern cfmst-. 1ls sro.dvy jy7
NNINUOW SHADES, spfuee-st rsmiiiss ABOUT
furnishing thsir hOus-s with shades Will ssvo my per
BARTOL ORMSBEG
Az sm Manufsrmrars and fnportefa
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q fsSa LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS a.,
s1.seA.lsa- ENR EOHEIEN PORTE. -

- Letters Bags are open 81 the once Of The New
TosE rnnane of I'll Forsieu for's and ell ieise' Ard
aewspspers asposed this ptice all always 30 Tor
~.f1aI by sno very -sfss vessels. gtis department .
iudor ne .pe,isl supervision Of J. B. HOVER Tao
know Tor many years the experienced and eff
ceul su of Foreign Lelgsr Department ~
The Nss-NorI Clty Posi- Once.
esss open for the reception OF letters am ue~
papers Tor the following pacrs London, Liverpool
Glasgow ireland Hsvre Msrseilies Amsterdam, Bremen,
Hamnurgh Rio % Jsneiro. Valparaiso. Buenos Ayres,
Oregon, Mexico Panama. 81 Thomas Kingston JAM
Msianzas. Havana
Once open from A 81. aIl 10 P. NJ.
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ma D,stract-Todd (Whigl had only about
100 majority in the District the first day Barren
Co usually Wing though close stood 100 against
him
IVth. Decentralization tWhigl was 100 ahead
10 BOYLE and 2l2 in Lincoln the first day.
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~ N..pKEK,- cel-ar.lsd lad AN vsF.tabe

"A n Ia 81 y .Ns4.
DCosdls an Invaluable remedy Tor ey.e,sfy
~ simmer CON Amt. biiOa. chOc and cnolsf@ morn
The rsmsdy .ere offered - he pubic - IN ~ ~ y
80. N u-rits Il /. prepared 10 four ounce slo
tyo ouoce botes 10 which 10 atscn~n an -
% rb nd wher TAKEN collectively tn1y 1ioe - enrh
80 rh.ngs T. ~ .tOusrb and ietesne-i fenoef al seq
=, sr,s sut.fancss harmless l~hich s"ays ets. 70 nr
t,e Ti.-a<es 10 grrzler or isss dssfrel 400 hrfroJ
1910, M. nsars sof cause u the CON ant hs rem
- b~b /. certain saf- add specify 10 ia operAuop 10
S.rries. In its nanfe, pleasant 20 NO sstr, AGO
rot osrrice Of mercury OF anything mat can 10
-. 80 ,ro.t f-lf~a;e cou.f t1ti0n-
yrh o.-,et ran assure ne public wiihD1t sny exsg
n ~ merit. that IL wi cure - yut 81 70 cases "
1890. abov- wentlOIst
800 6lIv osfs1sd "a haf lrial % only made Of Tie
1000 re- ef vii D. hsd-eIi The proprietor ssks 20
S,er alou ghsn fair trial Ct ia utility
PThe above medicine has been 10 constant Use f1r
he is,t twenty yesrs ard 10 that tine has cured thousands
OF b.. above named diseases
Vie or0peOys 10 possession - many vznahls esr
t6rsi-s feufes perrued BY ns 40 named medicine
,xhieh can b- shown Il desired rrcs shllIngs add
sbllliags Prepared by he 2rOpnetors 800
Successors 10 he late John Msses-r Ibasn Doctor,
g Ia. Broadway. between Csihsrns and Market sS'
tear Marset 81 ". Y
Where Will % found always on hant ths mos, e1'sn-
Give essonnsnt Of Roofs Herbs. Barn. sesds bfnaS',
Ontnens. syrups, AMI every variety 81 snp so'
pound vegetAbs A-dicHs- for q eit-ases ~ 80,
and reisil Al heir Old established lndisn h-c,s'no
~ sasf BroAn~Fsv. ~ v I.1 49,
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NORTH CARoIINA.-The vote Of Wilmington
snd most Of the precincts in New Hanover Co. give
Gen James j. Mckay lold Member 62O Hall
los Bryan,74 The District is strongly Loco, aud
We presume Gen. Mckay has been reelected.
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q
THIS VALUABLE PREPARATION hss been 10 use
70 The SOah and Southwest ior he lssi years and
Tor sa- cersr ge-nts ever YET Uncovered Il hss
been known 10 al wh-re fsr srsi hiss been gwen ard
~ - -rs,r. ave- be-. rro.trstef IN ne shove uatned
comp auts may have been I'D ID rSelAin-ii Ses
Ike charm Rad The following irom some OF Tie oess
From. Bo~ n w. Bl.Ird L.fs L Nravtrr to ssIs.sHA
DK- " ooosofs-My Dear S'rs A ie~ Jay. since re.
ceved The Cordial ~beh ygu wer- good eooagh 10 send
ne Having used TIE srice. do MT he'itae 10 pro-
nolnc- Il most vausb md cine lnce-d Tor .9eh a.
Of ihs bowels "a ~- sometimes -ufrr VIZ ~ we
south Of ro,hng ecus. % H. Ny hi-ud, Col S-s
boa Jones' wou have rRrt - "a; NE r-mNniet have
$50 HENRY W. billiard.
A Voice from The Army on the hio Irnnde'
From TIC l4fr Capt HslHss. Gsorgia Rs eiHit-f
Bs.zos SASrnco july gisio
n, n Wooosuyg-- pear Sr. ose YOU IN apology
~, M skro~ sdein before his The receipt Of boz o.
vunr Dv.eusry Corczl. which you hsd ne slndness ~
mi ne .hIe Ia Columbus f,r me 81 my eofss.
80 g,nt /, most vsr.hs u,eaicine aad culy regret
that have supply OF a. wherever my urea hs'e
folosed dir-cuoas hey have Invariably io5no 1s.,si
nccssionei by he wrelched ~s-r hsve 20 drink o1'
,sur Cordial rsorng al fhe'r wo"fsd AtaA AID ~ ger
with ny thsnks for your sincness and Oes wishes
~ 'S-' IsAAc 'HOLMES Capt Macon Guards
LATE FROM THE ARMY.
Dr Char'zs Harvey. Aciutsnt OF ne G-org,s ksgi-
rnent avs Witnessing ihs happy effects II D. Woo0-
SUITS D,sgNrgSY CosDtAL, ~ my Regiment IN hesTo,
am hy convinced ihst many ysiuso I'VE. mls'. pc
b,pll r.urn 10 Mexico shall use nv be., end-avors
TO INDUCE tie surgeons Of he Army 10 order sarge supply
OF IL.
This valuable Preparation IA Ter sale In his city 81 e
following pisces only
All. OTHERS ARE COUNTERFEIT
Henry Johnson Drug i.t % BrOway cor ChamhefssA
ARN ID sands. Druggis,s cor. Fulion and Wnisinss.
J. W. Green. Dcuggist, iif b. lsdway
Heavy immsr, DIusgisi y Whitehais
As Rroai ~ay. cor. Of "A 'ward -,
Weeks Andersou Duggisls 81 Fu.tou COZ OF " a1e'
ST. aod % Bo~efy cor. Nalkef-sL
O. Dorner X 500, Druggist, sos Pesf.-si
y Moor. 81 Hudson - . -,
Brigham Miller. II Avenue D, cor. 81 fhlrdsI snS
iOa Avenue D. cor % tigh h'sL
RIchard l. Husband l07 Nnlh-svetuA
& : Hutclings l66 West brO'war. cor ofbesch-si
L " t;uion II Bowery cor Grand Of.
Albeit l. Min.hp. II East BrOai~sy, cor. Markets.
Alfred Hill 2e Green wich-st one door from Barclay
I5i Division II corner OF Orchards.
y Il Payton $50 Green~ich. at corner Barrow and u
Ninihsgrnue.
A. Wsiker. ~ slrih-s-enne.
NJ H. Rurre, go Chatham square. corner or Doyer-s1
a " Gstauisn 81 Sixth sni ili Eighth-svsuue.
DR. Wilson h. Bell, : Greenwich nue.. corner Chrs
tppher
Reuheu Moss Sc and 500 Grsnd-st-
Wm Forbs sO5 P-srl.i. corner CrosssL
lanes : Lewis 81 Gre-nwich-sL
W NJ Thurman, Druggist. cor Canal and Narics se
J6I Cnddington. jIS hutson-st
Dr. Harlow. corner Allen and Stsn'on sis
WB Pagers. 50 Hudson-sL corner Le)naftsi
J. z sherwood. 96 SAysrd 81
Rrookl,oi 4ssnt-Nr James W. Smith ApOthecafy, cor
Of Futon a "A Cranbrrfysfs SUE w
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MARYLASD.-J. Dixon ROMAN has been nomna'
Ted for Congress by the Wings OF the w esterr
District OF Mary land.
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u Letters and Newspapers will be received a.
lhe place, for the packet Emp WEST POINT, Capt
Allen which sails Tor Liverpool "n he I'M insL
Also, viii be received ~ The ,.n- place LeiIsfs ana
Newspapers for the pscketship ZURICH, CspI TnomP-
son which sails for HsgTe 90 the leh inst
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Newspapers for ihs psck-.-,hp SIR ROBERT FEEL,
Capt Chad wick which ss for London 90 he ION in.t
~ Mercantile Library and Reading Room -
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volumes sid the principal American and fVfegn friiO.l'
lcsuons Cieiks initiation Zee, 81 hA yearly dees 81
merchants and oihe. yearly subscription, - Applcs,
non u be made a ne de.s OF ne ns'o u
hnj2w C. l. ENERirT. Pres her LIN As'on-
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raned 70 De- ~ t-ciua cife i.i coii-' -
occasions INCONVENIENCE 10 tie Wcarrr pui on INC '
trsry. gives irumediEle renef .,,,., 49,,
David sands AGO ~ kasi broao ~sy aso so. > ~.
Pc IS e.p - ~ 'D' y 1us 4
y DIR. Banuinx's Body Brace u an efncieni r.
lief Tor w-skness " he voice lungs SPIN and hnDs PAT
GculAry for Dyspepsia constipation and piles Win veal
ness Of the somscn ard SIDES WEAKLY females ns Ero-
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sseecA b spiRsl sUbJccts al be delighted viii IA 49,
ion ReieSence Eigen - may distinguished c.ersyu-r,
who bave b-en rescued from approximation, from Do
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sense giving hfonnsuon. eE be had Al sae orce ~
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Tor rs virtues IN caring dyspepsia SOD ~ wnoesae and
TEAL, - A. B. D. SANDS, ~" reou O.. - aso -
srOsdw.y n Eas. Bro.d~Ay: SO Hadsor-sL ana - II,
rss Minor ~ FaonsI PIic- - per bottle my-l S-~a
BRAIsTEDs SALOONS, 1870
r.sa s $40 DIVA; NEW snS.YoRk. D'' !
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spd CONNECTICUT, fsulnAny hA..- ml9
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Seneral Notices.
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BRAzos. MATAMORos, AND The VALLEY or TIE
RIO GRANDE-Everythng seems In the greatest state OF
tranquility along the whole Of our line OF posts in the
valley of the Rio Grsnde correspondent NJ Mata-
moros In letter dated the 2iIh states that the dafrhes
prevails To an alarming extent in the neighboThoed
The Ohio regiments suffering severely from iis attacks
no less than sixteen men from one company were re-
ported sck With II on the preceding dsy Tie says that
the Rangers manage 10 catch a Mexican strollers
every DAY aud that is the extent of the service
now seen in that vicinity A. nothing however, Can be
found against them, tley are Jet 20 again.
z :. There vague report az the Brasos, when
the Washington left that Mexican express had reached
Matsmoros bearing the intelligence that Gen Scott had
entered the City OF Mexico. n o. Times, I'd.
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IN DEBTS, Notes. Judgements, Bills .nd soSs.
-, eo-cled AID n-gOci-ied NE n"st r--sonAol e
20 IA eouamanlr sgors from The COMFY I'll oc Al
% 90 irnrlesiseiy Tran.scuous l ee 20 nceaiis
| t-nn- -, =, - - Vi c1.rs CDCKCROFT.
az .af ~ SAW Alsorney, kS ~ NssssR-sl n. <,
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Boarding.


DRIVATE BOARD-Up town-=A gecueusn end
snd bis wife and three single feptlsneo can Dc
mod with full partial board and vssy pleasant
desirable rooms In small quiet family. IS Amitysa Ne
ferences exchanged Vls sNcn-
DOAHD.-rhrre o Our Young he sceomr,e-
hdsird with pie rooms and board by arpl, ng al
Sol Fulton 81 Terms moderato. Also large froot
p.ror FOR a gentleman snd wife on the second DOOR
aus 2~Sods
a ItNTg.ruAN and wife Obs.,n . peasant un-
hhlrn.hrd ffOut room win board also few single
gentlemen, by early application At ~ Chsnosfsst one
door west IT BrOsdwsy aus "
BOARD IN BKOADWAY.-A few single seoue-
Dmen or gentlemen with their wives msy be seenmmo
dated with paior. and bedrooms with board st52 brosd
way between Brooms aud Spring ss Location pleasant
and grn,-.l. RsIh room In The house ylI lm-
fDUAKDING-rhre- or tour gentlemen can be seeom-
DmOdsted win pleasant airy single hedded oonis oreas
fat and tea OF full board, with respectable Enehsh
family and conducted the EDgish principle. Shefc
c..nin-s. and comfort be enjoyed. Warm and cod
AT aud show sr baths for the free Of The occupants
Apply to Mr,. MEDHuRST, SAL Hlns,on-st ono block
fiOm Broadway sai lm-
no IkT WITH BOARD-A handsome sat Of
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