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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-09

DEXTER'S SPIRITS OF SOAP, for ex'
tracing Grease. Dry Paints, Nsrnish, Tar,
War, SC. from Clothing of any description, war
ran,ed not to injure The cloth OF The most delicate
colors. This liqu d has also been used with great
success in cases al Durns. Scalds, rs,t'r. Pimpes
on the face, Ch.pped hands. Sore lips. Rhspms-
tism. Hard OF Soft CoraS, &c. or Price, 25 cts.
Ter bottle. Eot sale at the itoIs Of
July Ia, isi6. ii. MAsSER.
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First Premium, Writing Ink.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

TNROM Dr. Hare, The celehratfd Professor OF
Chemistry in the University OF Penn'a.
philadelphia, Oct. II, ls43.
Dear Sir-Having tiled your Ink, will thank
you to send me another hottie, SIS find IL TO he
excellent. sm yours, truly.
RoBr HAnn"
F'om Or. Locke. Of Cincinnati, distinguished
for his numerous scientific reses' ches.
Medical Colieg. Of 0hio. Cincinnati,
.... January II, is44.
Having used Mf Hover's Wrtiag lax, ! am
satisfied that il ;s the best which has ever come to
my know ledge, and especially II is erc,iieg for the
use II Steel Pens, aud wiWnoi eorrode them, even
IN long uss. .....
Joan Loo KI, Prof Of Chemistry.
HnVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
From we'll known scientific gentleman.
"Philadelphis, Fet. 21, 1916.
Mr.. Joseph e. Hoyer-Sir; A use of your Cs-
msn,, and some practical tests Of its superiority,
hss induced me Ia recommend 1t TO others as an
invaluabis article for mending China. Glass, OF
Cabinet Ware. CAA.sLLL MoRrIr,
Anaiytc Chemist +"
For sale at the Manufaciory. Wholesale aud Re-
tail, NJ. 81 NoBrH TssRp SrREkr, opposite
Cherry street Phllsdslphis. by
JOSEPH Y. HOVER.
May 22, IsA7--j30 ly MsnufsetureI,
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IA N X TIE LIST.
PENNSYLyANXA.

. The following lie, shows the current value Of sM
'enasy yivaaia Bank N,aes. The most implicit re-
lance may bc placed upon il. as |, is errry ioeek
srefully compared with ard corrected from Blck.
nctl's Reporter
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SOMETHING NEW!
VVNHE Subscribers have the exclusive right o
vending J. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking


-
in the c,'ueties of Northumberland, Columhia and
Schuyik,li; and from the encouragement me, with
already they expect TO do . large business. This
stove is constructed on an entnely new principle,
and on the only principle that cm make both
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has over
come nil the difficulties ,ba, frequently belong 10
other stoves. Tie has by his arrangement, con-
s',ucte1 a brciling q Oven In front, where
in hrelne, roasting, Try ing or baking may he done
aud all The smell tina, arises iheettom must pass
into the combustle chsmber. and is not al al
thrown out into the room ID Besides this there
is an oven only two inches less Than the whole size
of the stove, wherein baking or roasting may he
done well ss il can I've in the common brick oven
This oven is always IN f1 use when the stove Is
heated, as the whole draush, Of hot air passes a
round II constantly.
Public attention Is particularly called - this
stove. Il can he seen at our Store aud TIN Estah>
Iishmeu in North DsnviIIc. a, the sign Of the Co
lumhia Tin shop, und at the Foundry Of Rohrbach
& Ciemen, ia Sunbury, where its particular quah-
ties viii be fully shown aud eypaned 10 any person
wishing TO exrminc it..
The subscribers contin.,e to Nave on hand all
kinds of paroi stoves such raliaors. cyienders,
fancy and plain, suitable for all ~ho may favor us
with cali also common sheet and Russi, Iron.
which can he made in any desirable shape tag".
,her with gen, rel assortment Of tin and japsnned
ware. wholesale and retail, Country merchants
are invited 10 cali and examine our stock.
work cannot We surpassed, and prices mo'ioera,e.
n. b. We can sa'rly recommend the above m'u-
toned stove to persons who wish TO embark in a
good business. The paen,ee viii sell ether coun.
ty or stare rights. To suit purchasers, and on rea
son,hlt terms. He or his agents may he found in
Daneiie, Pa. ' J. & ]. AFTER.
The undersigned, having seen in operation the
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LEV AND LIV r.
T II o NJ S o N S
Compound syrup OF Tar & Wood

Naptua. .....
VVNHE Unprecedented success Of this medicine. in
Il the restoration If health, TO those who in des.
pair, had given up all hopes, has given it an sxal-
ted reputation above all other remedies, furnishing
evidence Of its intrinsic value and power, the
" agent which can lie rel cd upun for the Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Btaichiitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side aud Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group, &c. eE ss-..
Attention is requested 10 the fSllo~inR ASTON.
ISHING CU RE. nv ThomsoI's Compound Syrup
OF Tar and Wood Napths!! .-...s .r
.......-.- Phi!adeiphia, Nay Sd, 1874.
Mr.. THOMSON-Desr Sir-Wiih eratefui
feelings iuf,am you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine, Which has i.etaly Iais, d me from
death.bed Nv disease, Pulmonary Cansump>
iion, had reduced low that my ply sIciao pro-
noanced my case hopeless AT this JUNCTION ! be-
gan TO use your medicine" aud miraculous as 1t may
seem il has compl-teiv restored to heslth, stler
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours,
WASHING ron MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his suiisr'uss, bear
witness to the astonishing effects of Thomsons
Compound syrup of Tar, aud the truth OF The a.
hove statetneut.
Jos. WINNER, 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, ~ Almond street.
HUGH M'GiNLEY, ). E. corner Tsm,ny
aud Fourth streets.
Prepared ONLY by 3 2. Thomson, y. e. cotnet
If 5,h and Spruce streets Philsdelph,s.
Acents.-H. B. Mss-er, Sunhury H. Gross,
and DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. q. brown,
Puttsyi lie Ge'. Earl, Reading; Houston ~ Ma
on, Tow ands Bradford county, Pa. Price SO cents
per bottle, or IS p,r dozen.
OT Bs,oars IF al iaiiofjeHs.
Phhadelphia, June 2Sth, tsi5. .-lg
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New Firm.

yJ7HE. Undersigned hereby gives notice, that he
4 has associated with himself, partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoin ng
Weavets Tavern, in Sunhury, John Haas, and
tha, the said store will hereafter be conducted un,
der the firm Of Clement Il Haas. The store al
the South West conner Of Market Square will be
conducted as hereto tore, hv the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends
He also notifies all those indebted TO him, 10 call
between this and the lst Of January next, and set
tie their accounts.
All kinds Of produce will be taken on account,
at cash prices.
Here after no longer than four months credit
wilt he given. IRA T.. CLEMENT.
Suutury. Nov. IA. ls46 TT
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II A IL M

.RDn as9o
THE subscriber offers for sale chesp Farm,
l. situate in Shamokin township, NoIthumber
land county, shout eight miles from Sunbury, iy.
ing between The Centre tuInpike and Irish alley
on'ainins I62 scres and allowances. Said farm
is in good state of cultivation, with reasonably
good buildings and excellent water near the door
and all kinds of fruit, &c.
..... JOHN FARNSWORTH.
SuObury, Feb. 2C, lSi7. ..t....r 4.. OIL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
POTOMAC.
To The Editor # Tie Union ::


Sir cannot alI,v, Ire ontortnnity If the lorh inst
bv tho iyern,l steamer In vitbo,t some lines ON
sn,la Toni. which desir IN no,.e lar ,,,r ,nf;,rna
ton II 5 lp impression which the victories and pro
rose az The American arms bay, mad. N, III =
France aud indeed honol mol in the sau,e deqree an
the hole Eurpesn continent Yu will see that The an
don nrass hae liborea ia lecrv and stiat4o tben. that
the trnea and the Standard and the nr,neinal Nbg ma
ners have nroo5nneed the Treatment and capVre Of Ae
"a Cr2 Ia lac afr eions Lorribe-nav uS;H,n;no,,s-
that extracts from letters dated nm hard the british
san,dr,n in the (nf of AIex,o have anneared in In,
Dav News and other Nbir radical or,,.a !, :, hi.l
tl,a Conduct ~, onr mid l,,,1s i r,roea, 81 nc d,J
w hus il was when The proee H. INN, lie re,lnc
,lanaier and \. oador tbat The Frcoc, nere ar,sd f
cg,raydce in letters written in the Rrs shi,s ~ ser
yatlan " cannot he s,,r,,r,s,d that tf n,o, lift
efs lave lafo#ttea the rnenls ,t I',,on To,fn
Laega Heyr,ny - lean d,Arre and he stor1,in,
n Sfatn vifh rfoarI Ia VIII e In, ni at " Ilintan
IN his do.natcbes l,.l,el ,l ,tr,,, ,,, r,a
Lilo + rr,t, and ,,afn vcsssa ,r H. C. Lii ~ ,rdr
h. command INV manpr,. all tho oLl,,,,. and ,e,
,r4,a54f t. or5,n i,,12,,ls ,nl ,hasIiar I'LL
.a ,f H. WIN, f,r, isb t., t p ,,,sss ~, af,;Y
sl,c, ,, rho i,o,b ,,l al4i,. ~ a,,;,
,e5sns f ,,ver, d,ia'iian ,b l,,..ra,, ,io s,,,,
H. - H., td,.nti 4 o;,i.,.,,#. ~ . ~ ,
mn. c.Iip,, 18th ,s ,r,,. ,,,,, tiat l., orc =, ~
ill.,, ,,.,,,r Il ,,,r,,, l;.,.,,,, .,.,'t 1870 @
g =, ,, l7,r 1870, and $780, cr
,i =, rho ,,s , ,l :, us
tIe ,oer,3,, Democracy An ferei,. b.,, fr,i
~ f'ti - - ~ '9'a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

pfesIle.i has At sals ngece, n Iromae Capt May
at he l. ; siuee ihs victory Il hueua tisa sem eei'
na fauni 70. Ny tar.er oiiiser, ioia mmaHd q
liz pfags.a> a. ssila AID Monterey, which reduces
Nav II lht commanded company
Seeing lao actu4I sta. 81 things Gen. Taylor advised
MS fFaad Alss ohian urluah, AID leave the army
long eale5 IL Tar ks 10 hs i.ienas.-Aeaaliihe, re
intrsfmei- Il lie army In ne,.rn NIGH alisfd him
such rsalnand h lad bun leading i9r year fasi.
II Tie l4si accounts h. II New Orleans, waiting
Ia ASCERTAIN whether Ms ese Of assencs would he gran
ted II has beea granted. may loci, tar hm here III
4 few tafs-
Tn appanimeai Of Colonel Morgan. # Ohio now al
he had II volunteer regiment the command OF one OF
the new Regiments II he regular army Is anything but
agreeable II Lieutenant Colonel Jla b. eiler. nv
IN MeAea The friends 81 y ellef Thought that rs he
commanded hs regiment On the absence Col. Mitch
el) n the sofne Of Monterey. and ardent po-
Iiiiral friend OF lie Administration II MI Pik he ought
II have doen made BrsadIef GenerIl IN Place Of Gen
era lI4mer. VIM died. Bun Mr. Polk thought other
wisa Thy lien thought thai Weller ought to be
made Colonel ii one al tht Ohio regiments III the regn
lar amy Mr. P9lS thought otherwise. Aud did Mr.
Cunningham. Colonel Nelefs Representative in Con
aress. ior he ,eaaiea Tie Q3ice himself Finally it was
gtyen II young Morgan, fine officer.
POTOMAC.
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CApT,HNTnk

recent Geographic despatch announced that H.
gallant oiliser delivering orders In his ean,ci,,
AdJuant, wh1n shot, aud denies that he Vas killed -
eadeavorlng 10 rally tie Indiana Regiment "'
We believe that ne. ther statement is true W. T.
il sec1nd hand IIom officer no rode beside him ~
he fell. thai he shat through the head when IN a.
at Of making charge iail salop, aud that IN, .
dead from his hofse. he hole animal. catfia 1ofn
by his own speed. he aiss. his ristr tn,
tack. passed his over the body, and g.n, tn,n
the head 10 reveal the features ibis master vi
When exposed 10 Llueons servant aho stood ly e,a
tie latter Ia shed tears, aud utter loud nsixe ,,
tallans All who saw II deeply affected fer IN
coin was the idol If the army.
Some days after the battle Capt Lincoln hors. Va.
offered iar sale al al elton. Nhen the lirs bid was A.
nounaed, the canieen woman. (hpnorel with the sabr
quet Of tho Grea " estern and ell know from h
y patriotism as from her extraordinary size and strene
with whem Lincoln was an especial iayore stenng
forward and said that the no offered seventy H.
dollars for horse like that, could want THAI a
would give Two hundred and fifty dollars Tor the an,l
and at that price 1t was knocked down To her. NJ,
asked Nhat occasion she had for the horse, she dec
her intention TO keep it, til opportunity olterod u
war ding It 10 lincoln mother. tor hon she eesut
as preseat.-.S l. JotunaiJ Commerce
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot.
" ASIlINGIDN In#sS -


ne Pahheaton oi tue officers oi the Second Regiment
% tennessee eiHhteers Hnder the command Of ooael
ilhskEtf relative h the conduct ol General lnIoy
at the battle ii Gerro 6qrdo is very severe document
and eNhlbis Win afte aud eea1ness the fact that the
9enfra aforesaid was not only grossly ignorant of tie
daaes oi us station ha gully ct great aud an unneces
safN saer}ee u iil' lie publication shows loo that
General fihLoW neither followed nor led tie snpefIatyc-
y hazardous charge which he ordered his command 10
make'
General PuLoW isnow on a visit 10 Tennessee-II lie
will Of eonrse, aIrear ttret the public in reply 10 The
officers Of the Second Regiment u hs State taurhino
his strange conduct NJ the LATHE Of Ctro Gordo and If
he cannot get sane Of the lest men in the amy to us
fy his conduct he may we'll throw up his eumiss OF
is MAJOR General ol the Army. which Was Given Ia him.
young man hut bttle experienced in military tactics
OF discipline by Mr. Polk. ever the veteran heads of
such brave and experienced oieets as Generals Brooke
Arbuce, sup. Worth. kearuy and Taegs as well as
over the head oi the intrepid the talented and ,xneen
eed General DAVIS
Colonel Haskell, whose name heads the list Of those
signed 10 the statement is gentleman IF The srcI.sl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
New Orleans.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. W. LUGENBF.EL.
THE. BRITISH IN HE PACIFIC.

The Boston journal gives extract of letter from
a highly respectable gentleman 10 friend in that
ely. IL Is dated Oahu, Sandwich Islands October
lsib:
The Juno British frigate) is still lying here, ard
viii probably remain at tie disposition OF Con Miller
fer several months British stor, ship has Jst AMY ed
ltam Valparaiso with full supplies for gae year
The Government have kept up such nctssanl quarrel
with the decision Of the British Government. under " h CHI
Their sovereignty restored, the necessity
Of keeping shpof war ON the spot in order aid the
Consul General to carry out any instructions he may re-
ceye from london.
Such the fact and the most clear headed of our for
1f the proceedings of Government in California and
IN view as OF the settlement of the Oregon question on
rns which will preclude the British Government from
esab shH2 any military station thai coast they will
take occasion OF the want of good tai'h and cspaty
the Par OF hase in authority here least the
right of paramount control ii Of absolute jurisdiction
in theisla y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

Tie tieory achieved At Boeaa sta. Whlle Il adds
new elary 10 uiir AIMS. aud furnishes new pnts 81 tie
val and niaNe daring Il Officers ard sloefs Mi
excite The adfa34a.ian ard cal firth the g.aede II tie
nation.
The single fact that tse thousand Of our iraofs,
nrafs al volunteers vino. edirP Ia iie impnlse eipai
To- siu had Ialled 10 her country STANDARD III TIN
5rary sefviee brought int conflict With IN army
81 twenty ihausaud siyssfan Il sadrfsaad oi only
wiisito1 rspulstd thu asIali d It's numerous n 81
led " her xpereHeed geaefai. hni IN potfaeed
battle IF two giarlaus selaY Is the nasi IN
du liable osi.nse ii tie runsummaie skill and gallant
conduct Of oar ue,s and the devoted hffaIsm Il The
ff5afs under Their command. Il m etrf he a proud
distinction 10 have been tho nenoable bate d BHehd
Tisfa
The general ioy which the Intelligence Of his sacrss
Of our anus has spread hralg the land Is mingled VIII
rogr. that Il has been obtained gftat pfeethat
50 many here nf.a iase fallen in hat sanen!nafy eou
lief They died IN tie intrepid hage Of Patriotic
duiy and .siil lie hauored aud lamtned y grateful
ration.
"fou will c-use tins communication 10 be published
Ia the fuaJs audef soaf command
Il have the hunur be, very respectfully, Your obe
dent servant.
tsigned) Wv l.. MARCY.
s'Secretary 81 MAJ
By order II Mayor General Taylor.
". W :. BLISS.
Assistant AdntaHt General.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
MI NlFICENT= DONATION TO HARVARD
COLI EGE

We publish below letter written by the Hon. Abbott
Lawrence 10 Hon Samuel A. Eliot Treasurer Of Ilav
ard College with Mr.. Eliols reply II will be
that MI Lawrence has made donation of fifty thousand
dollars to the College, for the most landabe pai>e
worthy purpose OF ioundinga school for The instruction
Of men in the practical and useful sciences connected
with the mechanic The want of such school has
long been telt We wish 10 raise in this New England
OF ours class of men who. combining thorough scientific
with thorough practical knowledge, will make our work
shops and manufactures the models of the woll We
wish 10 attain that same excellence in the omney use
lal arts which Athens in her proudest days tanned in
The ars Vi sculpture ana architecture In this way We
will make a spinning frame or a power loom classic
Thing fife and beauty; and why should they not 10.
when they exhibit the result of sound learning and Of
useful lator, applied to the and necessities al.
klnd! Mir Lawrence, With that enlarged LIBERAL
which characit rlslic of hls and family AID ofe
class of Boston merchants OF which he is an honored
member has stepped forward to accomplish this desired
result and II Is done. Boston .Kids.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17
Correspondence Of the Public Ledger


The frequent extracts from my letters with which the
Nationa iuelllgeneer and other journals of both par
es In different parts OF the MON. have honored me
have produced such degree Of irritation here that the
" Mon (ne"sPapcD found ltselI called upon STATE
by authority That loter-wriler IN this cay has
any means Of knowing The views and purposes Of the
Administrations advance OF the public
osay thai no person knows the object Of Mr. rst's
'ftsd IL Mexico except lie President his Cabinet and
one confidential clerk, is merely admitting on the part
OF the tnion, degree of hssu Ignorance which can
not nsent II share, though II NAY lie fv in me ITO
be WISE The State Department in Washington apart
from lis llusirous chei dots not POSSESS that variety
aud copiuusnoss o talent which would admit Of the sio
nal ahlteset Mr.. Irist teae spared Tor any length Of
tine and the coneIusion Therefore is rlssiihy forced
IN every reasonable mars mind that Mr. Irs does not
visit Mexico by way Of agreeable exeurson--fr
The purpose Oh @anzmg-or oi seeing cics. bit
10 transact BUSINESS.
The next step In the chain of reasoning is what kiad
ii business Is Nh list ikcy 10 transact IN SIeSco-
There are hut w. ns ol business 10 be transacted there
one is raf aud the other peace. Ii Mr. lrst had gone
To Mexico tr the purpose Of var lis commission would
have issued from the War Department; hut this is mol
the case atd II i, Therefore established 10y The mos cen
elusive eyldenee-tha is, by reduco ad nbS,adtiln =
concluding PEACE
lhe Union, Therefore, when stating that mo letter
writer iad any means Of hn wing the views Of the Ad
mn lstfaon, g., ought To have written no .directo
mems IRON tie heparHent;o and when Inducing IN
he heei thai no man can enow The purposes of The Ad
minsrlon benre officially announced in the union it
ought 10 have remembered the cid adaee OF the parsas
that no one looks for news IN the .l,oaite,l'"
he readers OF the Ledger viii bear witness that
never iad claims toa know dge otacis derived direct
" or indirectly tr4m any Of the Departments; tn ugh
may Ike some oher,-may BE- innodes, as to sa, ,
sesdclans correspondents. have means Of nornao ne,
tnoMn to ihose Departments, and yet equally reliable-
ana III proof ol NE assertion Just made. now again re
peat every word have said in my previous ttfrs in
gard To the probable mission Of MIR. Trjst lie diplomatic
Io'r9 bcs'e'eed upon Gen. Sect and Tie appicral IN
ne administration q The teri q has IYocdaaifon And
would respectfully suggest these who affect to throw
9oaos on my statements 10 have how they contra
diet me openly, lest, in the attempt 10 scredit c ,har
own reputation ior yeracty might suffer sUne discount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-06-17

- war If cnuq.est af that this .af must be made
the e; q tn h.aod and Treasure of this unfortunate
country.
our Exeellency VII note in ohe # the accompany
my intercepted letter. that Scott the luspeetar Genefa
al the niied stairs Army. considers the above pr5cla
nation VII adapted aid The Vows II The invaders
You Y II ahsaf,e, ief tins eitfr hamanizes with 9TH
ets whch have hen aely published IN tbs capitol and
which with feas,n law lefn arae1 by all veil de-
scd NsSieans Judicial iar the venom Joa
soua which l,ss easet al than tha Les ot battle.
In m Tire fusi 1t The mal'salenee feneona) winch
Geu ssult shows he has against ne he dots me to
much hpng ahen he sa}s thai itey had len deceived
a In ny feai iufaau aud thai account OF this MS
tale his Government permitted n pass u my conn
~ lnleaf liast Aellrut Sir thu nilrd States did
deceive themselves when they dreamed thai VAS cala
biz # beiayiag my country. before his should lap
pen. would pf6if l. he consumed y fire aud that my
a.iss should lie scattered that single aam BE- left
Would /. Cd the MeNieaos old open iheir eyes T.
discover lie os4u m the golden raer that the p fd
Scott pfaef 10 them. ana HAT the reply 10 lis rnc
laraar my be shout 81 universal md gnaan az atsl
IT, invaders II our s. Lei var he made against them
without period that hen wemag 10 longer he able, be
e7nso Providence may have deefeed the subugatioa Of
tbs unfortunate country, there may remain 10 oui eh
dnn or grand children. when lie wrath oi the onnlp
shall have passed the noble wort oi rfYengng TIE
oufnes committed by the Republic Of the United Stairs
ON Mexico.
Gyd and Liberty
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
To ms Eaeeleney the Minister II War AM Marine
The perusal Of lhis leer will not should suppose,
be ysfy gratifying In Mr. Pix Il Will be thai
SANTA Anna nsns, with great Indignation, the pfesumP
ien, under hee1ueneo II which Mr. PIX permitted
hm In 10 AeAeo fwhee he has been ever since
owing AID and comfort Ia he enemy IN the most efn
cent n1aner) TINT he 1ahe n bensing his com
ny To act upon such IN improbable helei, WIS, III
daed, must remarkable blBnder say the least If II
-thon4 h II evident that Mr. Polk continued to labor
audef tins 'srong enslon. late as the eose 81
the last s,an ut Congress- up 10 winch period he ron
taued Ia urge the passage If tie three million bill
VIII IN consequence, We presume 81 The ifeachefy ii
Santa Anna MT 10 his country but 10 Mr. Polk, whom
he successfully Nhec1rd. remains 10 this DAY 81 FAR
as informed. dead letter The immediate ohJee
Il the Nuter however. 10 he less In eAcnlrafe
huass iaa 10 neatmze IS far practicable Gen Sroits
prnelalnaon upon the minds d he MeAeans Which be
seems appretend may mol be altogether Harmless n
il. ELECTS. To What eSteut tie MeAeans may be IN
enfd 10 listen terms Of peace by the language o that
Proclamation. have means 81 knowing. bat II Is
vfty cleaf II N The IN which 1t Is met 10y Santa
Aaaa. t!ai long he lives aud can exert control
Ing influence upon public sentiment IN that country The
restoration Of peace : impossible.