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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec %, ls47.
Christmas Holidays-G,n. Hamer-Ethicptan Serena
dus-Remopdls anticipated.
The two houses adjourned to-day at an early hour,
until Monday next, in view Of the Christmas holidays.
Many the members will leave the city for their homes
spend their Christmas When they arrive there may
they discover to their hearts content tina. their good
housewives have made timely provision Of turkeys,
mnce pies, and other good things, which
sdered essential the celebration Of the advent Of the
worlds Redeemer.
Mr.. Morris, of Ohio to-day, in the House, and Mr.
Allen In the Senate announced the death Of Brgader
General Ismer, Of Ohio who died year ago at Mon
terey The writer of this letter well remembers the de-
ceased with whom he formed intimate acquaintance
in the Buckeye Late in the Of 1910. MIR Ha-
at that time In speakin. OF his early history said
that when he arrived in Ohio, he not than
veDteen years OF poor and an entire stranger and
had but thirty and half cents in his pocket
He was engaged as teacher in the village Of WI
thams vle AVID his leisure hours studied law. He be-
came OF the best jury lawyers In the West and
Justly regarded as possessed Of the highest order Of
talents. At the commencement OF Mr.. Van Buren,
administration of the government he was regarded In
Congress. as leader. How dssimer institu-
tops from those of the old world Here, talent 10 ap
preciatsd without regard to origin and merit may win
its way the first honors Of the republic IL Ii true
that humbug and trickery may sometimes procure
places the legislative hall but sooner or later, they
who swim with the apples sink into the retirement Of
nsignincance. 49,
Tho original Ethiopian ssrsnaders will commence their
concerts this city the 9th Of January Major DUN
bleton made the arrangements yesterday and has en-
gagged Carusis saloon.
in sharpening his knife preparatory to cutting on the
heads OF the democratio messengers subject to his
ukase You do not sweep clean said one OF them to
another Yesterday these worthy were removing
the dirt from the hall with their brushes All" was
the reply Of the individual addressed, Mr. Horner
fear, will make clean sweep before the Holidays
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OF BUrIALo-LAXE IMPORTS.

We have not been able to carry out the comparison in
all the principal articles In consequences Of the differ
enoe In distinguishing the quantities at each place. At
Buffalo wool is reported in bales and at tide water the
receipts are reported In pounds. These distinctions
prevent fair comparison Of quantities II will be
that the receipts of wheat at tide water 24 sa7
bushels less than the receipts at Buffalo. This
counted for the fact that lots Of wheat received
from the West manufactured into nour at Buffalo
Rochester, and all along the line of the canal and is
In the receipts at tide water under the head Of
Hour. The large amount Of received at tide water
compared with the receipts at Buffalo, show that the
bulk Of the receipts drawn from the producers of
this State The with barley, with rye and with
butter, will be by comparing the lake receipts
with those at tide water
The receipts at Buffalo this year. compared with last,
show very great increase in almost every article
There has been falling of in lumber lead leather and
lard of large per cent The lake Of BufAlo
has the past season. much greater than before
and there loud from that pcs relative
the difficulties experienced in accommodating the ton
mage now employed in that trade This will prove seri
drawback to the growth Of Buffalo unless something
Is done to remedy the evil.
The active foreign demand for brsadstus during
the past year. has given unusually large amount of
business to the public works In every State in the Union
but particularly to those the Western States The
turns which have from time to time published Of the
revenue received from the public works Of this State,
show the amount Of business compared with former
years The produce Of all the Western States concen.
tratss at Buffalo, and passes through channel to tide
water and the income from public works is derived
from Q variety Of West Of Buffalo The public
works of other States depend upon business from
their immediate vicinity, and their revenues
psratively restricted.
The public works Of Ohio have been the past year
exceedingly productive and the finances Of that State
have consequently improved very materially. The
annexed statement exhibits the receipts and expendi-
lures during the past year
FINANCES onIo-REvEruE AND EXPENDITURES, lsl7.
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FsH-Smal sales as a 80 bbls) OF Massachusetts,
mackere made ut So for No Is and at So SIX for
No. as, and at S. fer No. as There nothing re-
ported In dry cod, and the prices remained nomnally
the same.
HEMp-Sales Of 900 bales Of American dew rotted
were made at $40 per ton.
LARp-There WAS nothing new.
MoLAssEs-Sales OF 1000 bills New Orleans were made,
to arrive, at ESQ., foreign was dull
NAVAL SToREs-The market remained unchanged and
there sales Of moment reported in any descrp
ton.
Ons-Linssed was hrmer, and sales OF 200 bbls Ohio
were made at 90 boc city pressed steady at 3d. in
casks and small Sales in bbls made at So sales Of
English were made on terms equal to $40 $780, cash;
sales Of $50 bbs eelected whale, made at 800.
PRovsIoNs-Sales of $40 bbls OF old pork were re-
ported including mess Mt $l l2x IL co. ard prime at
SO, which afterwards offered at 81 rs prime
was worth about So IS and $l2 IL IS lard,
400 kegs sold at &c. There change in cheese
or butter.
RrcE-The market remained unchanged, and small
sales were making ut yesterdays prices.
SuoAR--No sales were reported The market was In
active.
TALLow-sales of 5000 lbs. were made, including a
part pocr quality at no. and the remainder good to
prime do. at 81 60 bbls sterrine, sold at IA s.,
ToBAcco-We submit the usual statement sho win z
the prices sales receipts and stock hand for the
week ending this afternoon:
Sold this Received Stock on
. Prices. Ueck. This Deek hand
Kentucky. Virginia ] TO cts 30 lids. 1896 hds
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T svered Grandoles Chandelier &e-Lades and gentle
will not forget the New Year Just baud. Now
t%s to prepare; splendid Solar Lamp beautiful
be sesnatJ o. Fays Lamp Depot No 1874 aud 1856 Fulton
Sun Buildings at the lowest prices wholesale
ana retail Also, Astral Lamp, altered Solar short notice.
DIR. Bostw ick's New Medical Book, with
hints to young illustrated with plates Just published By
Burgess StIngeI Co.. 222 Broadway II is the vau.
able book Of the kind published should the
hands Of every father and guardian OF youth
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WHALKBosE-saes of iO, 900 lbs South Sea were made
at 29Hc.
WHsKEY-We have only to notice sales of So bills
prime western Mt 2o1sc, and 80 hhds drudge at ~.
FREIeHrs-There was no change in rates, and few
engagements we're reported The approach Of the Eol
days with the detention the steamer had tendency
to check business In freights
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NJ: sSI now and 1 ps
and f.ttsr myselfha they shall not by ia
the city NJ B-sent to Of tho city, Brooklyn
VNHE REV. DIR. sCOKEsBY Of England, now on a,e.
cond VISIT this country has kindly consented to com.
Two TUEs on and TSu n 20 ssvs
the 29h and Joth inst at the New York Society Library
subjects which will be The Pncipe Con,twet'on sn ns
Operation OF the Gigantic TELESCOPES, Of the of Rose
unes Of examining into tn. cons,ucton Of sns oppo
the heay az NV WITH these m,Enicsn. The
Hospital George the Martyr Tske Of e .dmsou aI 10
ss r. may be CS ,1s Of he RecO. above
at Mes Stanford swords 1880 Broadway; at Mr. BsIwin
No ESQ Broadway; and of Mr. Forbes Librarian Of The
ciety Ll6rsry. CRITICISM
EEMALE ACADEMY. Jaroleman street, BIooklyn;--
FIST Of his 'erie. Of Mu,ienl illustrations Of
the above ln,at,oas on Tuesday evening Dec 2sth for
Ed Loder Mis' IA. L. Leach Mr. Arthurson. the Popular
tenor; ard Mr. L. Le,eh the vene bs,.e with aehoros
tut, fonducior, Mr. Geo. Loder who will preside at the
snc the Aed.my an. 90 DC s1a
o'clock o'''' 0P'" ~ y - dat SIM "a
SQLAE LANES, Girandoes, Ch,pdei rs, Hall Lanterui
he subscriber Offers for sae at reduced prices.
bIonsed ruby tuquoe and cut glass column Solar Lamps
oivaro9, patterns; gilt and bronned Girandoles of several
new styles with from eeyen candcs Solar and Caudle
Brackets TOR hotels churches nc stained and engraved Hall
9ssnn.a s raw s spSJa & SoHN S
GAN I3f FULTON street. one door sart Of Broadws,
a GAaD--DH WHEELER, ocuIist, receive, patient,
at his residence, 20 GIeenw street morning from
A; TO o'clock. NJ, after which his practice eY'u.
sy.ly devoted TO families II their e'dsnoes Diseases Of the
@ssel Gaze ..ea Rss,ncss o. s. q DC Sss.
XlsCis gJss S,,H,t ssd or ,ols % r.ssossGs terms
VIZ aTpTht~st'n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD.
THE
ILL USTRATED HIS TORY
OF THE
M = XIC A N w AR.

The annual Pictorial Herald, which We have been
preparing for several weeks past eady deli.
very IL eau be obtained at the oos In w appers ready
for mailing
1t oonta,us nothing but illustrations Of Mexico not
important one Of which will be omitted, from the
nrst onoampmeCt Of Major General then Brsvet Brga
der 0snera Taylor and his small army Of $500 men,
at Corpus Christi to the reduction of the city Mexico
and the planting of the American standard the Halls
Of the MoNtezumss.
The following Is list of the engravings, which are
copied from sketches taken the spot, by competent
artists and may e relied Tor accuracy That the
stormng of Chapuepec by the New York, South Caro-
lima and PennsylvaniG Volunteers and the battalion
Marines, Is very spirited affair.
The LIST or ILLUSTRATIONS.
!. Portrait Of Major General Taylor
2. First Encampment OF the American Army at Cor
pus Christi under GeiL Taylor.
8 Portrait of Maj Gen SO Oft
4. View Of Matamoras on tive Rio Grsnde.
8. Fort Brown, opposite Mat Nmoras
8. View Of the Market Plaza, Gstamorss.
7. View Of Camargo, looking North
Q. view Of Marin, New Mexico.
H. View lew Of Old Rough and ROADS, Camp Kitchen
y. View Of Victoria, and the Tul. Pass;
10. View Of Saitillo looking North. West.
Ia. The Battle Field Of Buena Vista.
10. View Of Tampico, and the Panuco River.
ID. View Of the Capture OF Panuoo.
II. View Of the Castle of San Juan d'Ulus
H. The Capture OF Vera Cruz and San Juan dUlna
49, View of the National Bridge, the road to the
City of Mexico.
30 View of the West side Of Jalaps, with the Noun
tain Perote.
81. View Of Puebla, from the South. East.
%. View OF the City of Pueblo.
49, View Of Molino Del Rey and Chspukepeo.
"a. The Storming of Chaputepeo.
IS. View Of San Francisco, California.
%. View Of Monterey, California.
~. The Presidia of San Franoisoo-Ths Enoampment
Of the New York Volunteers.
2e. View Of Santa Barbara, California.
30. The Calfornians Lassoing Cattle
80. Mexican Preparing for the Guerilla Warfare
81. Santa Fe, looking West
80. View Of Campeachy, Yucatan.
33. The Grand Plaza In the City of Mexico.
a. View Of the City Hail. New York. sRlendidly iluml-
mated, in honor Of the achievements of the Ameri-
oan Army in Mexico.
IS. View OF the City Of Mexico.
SO. View Of the HERALD BUILDINGS brilliantly ilumi-
mated for the Victories In Mexico.
1t also contains list of all the battles from that OF
Palo Alto to that of Atxco with the names Of the
manders the day which they occurred the force on
gagged on each side, and the number Of killed and
wounded so far be ascertained In the absence
full official accounts
1t published at the extremely low price Of four
dollars per hundred to agents. and Others who buy
sell again. and at six and quarter cents sngy at the
desk Of this office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

get Boots and SHOES at Jones' Ann near the Ams
rcan museum lie sells his best French CafDress Boots at
- oo nd nr rate Boot he will sell ST. You also get
avery nice par Tor ~ 90 and TO his and
sole Boots they cannot be beat in rrce quality and aur
thermore all goods sold by friend of No Ann
street, are warranted to give entire 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25
note, 50 appears six times while Ills not the o... with

hoto % appears SIX times, while Us not the case with
the genuine note.
The receipts Of produce, So, at Buffalo, from the
Western States via the lakes in each Of the past two
years were annexed The receipts at tide water for
the past season, have compared with those at Buff
falo, for the purpose Of showing the quantity drawn
from the State Of New York -
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Married..

On the oath inst by the Rev Dr. Banks at the house
Of Gen. C.. Graves MIR. HsNRy SrERRY to Miss CATH
ARISE A. BARLOW, all of this city.
On Thursdsy, Dec. l6th inst by the Rev. A. Boomer
Hart, Mr. CLARE w. BEANEs, to Miss SARAH NJ. HART,
eldest daughter Of Joseph c. Hart all Of this city.
On the 23d inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Lyle, Mr. Isaac
STEWART, to Miss ISABELLA BRITAIN, all Of this city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

Gold Pens-Those who would make acceptabe presents
the coming holic find useful article
the Gold PEN provided it be that is durable warrant
ed John W. Creation Co. No III Ceder street have the
largest and best assortment be found in the city which
Gold Silver Gold Pens repointed and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

Baby Jumpcr.-The patentee, "Gsorge w.
futile Broadway Of hi: useful and amusing invention
which he would call the attention Of those wishing
thing for the Holidays.
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ny Hats-knox, with his would call the
attention Of his friends and the public who about purcha
hat for Themselves friends bare respect uy nv
ted TO call and exmpe his unrvaled assortment which can
not be excelled for beauty and elegance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

property Of four hundred millions of dollars, may
safely challenge any part of the world to compare with
it, either in the fertility Of Its SOIL the industry Of Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

Irish Relief.-A Handsome assortment OF
lin be sold here and the proceeds the poor
who have nuactur' mos of them They of
elegant shaw. not imported this foe thread
cry lace wooea articles white countepanes knit in
patterns and o. fine texture msce of
fancy goods The design improve the
Of the pessanty IF that unhappy county by Civ them
poyment as well f0od-and certain OF obtain
inx livelihood hoped the itbly disposed will as
ss this good and becoming purchase pro
cheap and good articles well contribute
the destitute They be J. To DDS Fu ton
way, New York -
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opposite on, offeeGentlemen wishing to appear good
invited TO call friend the his So.
perb assortment of shirts Bosoms Collars Stocks Gloves
Cavnts hnd Under Garments all of which he
cent below Broadway prices Remember 81 Nassau street
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Railway Neutrality-suspicious. LeoisInsur

Virginia hav, granted charter fora hallway Richmond
70 Danve, Ha'ifsx county, di,tance OF $50 miles The
Company are negotiating with Mr.. Edward W s.rell of
This city to the Chief Engineer Of the Harlem
tension Railway to construct the work This road will be Of
great importance to the section Of intended
pass through.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

Rubber Warehouse will be most happy furnish them with
the latest and most improved style of Ovehoe the single
pair very elegant article much Superior thing of
kind hitherto ale together with every variety
OF India Rubber Fabric wholesale and retail and
prices may be found at the Warehouse 100 Broadway nearly
opposite Trinity Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-25

10 the CathOllcs-Thc AIlstOcratic Monitor
for Christmas contains beautiful description of this Festi
val a. celebrated in Europe. Price 6k Bedford Co.
No. Astor House Adrance, 1T Bowery.
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u
EUROpEAN COFFEE HOUSE, RESTAURANT and
II OYSTER SALOON, No. l7s 9roadway;-The, proprle-
to the New Yof rube, as ws a. strangers visiting the city
S s1 hsr ct s aas M a
winch psG s order %" 10 r s
most psre sasfscon they have engaged Ii,
n Sm best S % sSS ycs Vine. sna
are not to be surpassed by aoy e.abshm,n IN the soa95y
&WEYRAUEH. Dec l. isa7 AZ y - "''4 dsi..od. re
EURNIsHED PARLoR AND BED ROOM 70 LET
r1 w s y" hss ss d %
ey pvsls family fiaqG u noadwy hoIi aaee
boz 50 Post Office with real name References exchanged
'T'O LET-R9oms and Offices, with all the improvement.
poses on the "a 81 stories Of the newly repaired building
s' or iii5 s'H'j h'SS
FUkNIsH4D Rooms 10 LETI1IYo large parlor.,
20 LET on reasonable term Apply on the III sis s
SpIlngN west tot Broadway, near Greene at d23 81. m
UNFINISHED KoOMs.-several single bedded healthy
rooms with gr,tss-bre'kSast and tea u, rsguIedw,,h
s :e IA ~: fST Warm and sns colo o
Hie for h use of N, oseTp p npy 40
d2o i2tsr
DANTALooNs.-F. AHRENs, the well known Pants
Tailor TX Ann street has lately Esee ped over 100
only pair. As. French (, and English b l sas
% who f1G
call at 2o Ann Also, large lot of Pants, y.s,, and
below cost. d2i l2t.rc
NANCY BALL DRESSES FOR GENTLEMEN-Nev
70 hI. hH IsEjoSdE C warren
ALI Fancy Dresses and 'he'tnca properties made to order
at the shortes, notice DIP at.I
CLARKE's sACK5--G b CLARKE, Merchant Tailor,
~ JIG William street. opposite the Washington Stores has
of yheh vary from $40 to SO Also Cloths Cassinsres and
sI . Gd az. 'Sw on ei'n w
collars and cuff. end lined snd wadded entirely some h,ys
prces Which thew are sold ready made $40
yI,HEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS CONSIST OF CLOTH
Overeos, with rich Innings. 50 to $40 eeen; busa. 81
Cleaning yeng repairing, anI aer1g corner Of Nassau
and Beekman st Two bn,h,lmen wanted . ltt.i
7 EFT OFF CT 9TH @ AND FURNITURE WANT.
dispose Of such WesIng Apparel Furniture, &C.
obtain fair rree for the same By sending for the sub
S & I ss rG.' & Bo % no
stairs Ladies can be attended to by Mn.J. Leven,tyn
(AsT OFF CLOTHING hNO FURNITURE WANT.
- Ed Ladies' and Gentle having east OF
pee for the same by note by calling on The sab
pnnsny ssasa @ 6t csna - be DC
stairs N Blades can be attended to by Mrs De Bosi.
Old stock and Job goods bought Of any description and
% Snn CHALLENtiE-Nouco to rentlcm,u who want
VOW h, Old cloths to look like new; call ct the TAI.
I9I9s Dyene Cleaning aad hepari,s establishment g
paint extracted without 80 pg the cloth a. the sho,test
S Cold s.s o9 sa me-; 6S o@sS @ X S 6IE
price psid Tor eeutlemens left Of weaving apparel d22 2.T
INS p gNbE rT TAT NbcTRSf BEtTs
American Gutta Pechs Company manufacturing the
Patent Band Belt, and Shoe soes OF which articles they
William street Washington Bnilcgss Maraisc,ursrS and
~ Haslc g.aeay As aytd 20 eal esG stami4e he soeds
SCp % I @ ss QUA ~ s,s s ss T
pa,sns.ss w ID. uHlea Yates ~ william a. d7e Nsi
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General revenue from taxes
levied on the grand list, and
incidental items, during the
fiscal year, l847.. ... 81 400, 62S AZ
Tolls and dividends received
upon canals, turnpikes and
public works Of the State. e27,64l ss
Tax upon Banks, Insurance
and Bridge Companies. ALIAS So
Surplus Revenue, principal
repaid by the counties. -. lOl ,ss5 Is
Interest upon Surplus Reve-
nue. paid by counties to
Common School Fund. -. $3.50 o8
Receipts for canal lands sold,
and other items. .. =. 1900. b3,942 40
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Total payments into the treasury spplioa-
bic to the annual expenses of the State
Government and Institutions, repairs OF
Public Works, payment Of interest on
the State Debt, and to the Sinking
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CAST OFF CLOTHING ANU FURNITURE WANT.
~ ED ladies and Gentle having any OF super
uou clothing furniture To dispose or obtain fair
price for the same by seadpg nv calling the sab
soriber AZ his residence ihrengh the which will be
stairs. N Ladies can be attended TO by Mrs De Boer
Old stock and Job goods bought Of any description and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Trial of a kidnnpper.
Correspondence OF the U. 5. Gazette.

Correspondence OF the L. > 1aIeuo'
NEWCASTLE. Del May Z ls47
Dear SIR A case OF kidnapping Negroes came
before our Superior Court about the commencement OF
this week in which named Updike was defend
ant desperate character. and against whom warrant
was issued years since. but which has not been
served either through fear of the his sdroness
la escapingor other csusebutlast week three or
four men left this about midnight and proceeded eau
tously to his house short distance from II they were
attacked by dog, which he had stationed evidently
as watcher but the dog not permitted TO
make much noise before he silenced by blow
from club. On accommodating the interior OF the
house from outside, Updike discovered on a
bed with his clothes and two guns alongside of him
the consultation OF the officers swoke him-springing
of bed he made for the door and firing OF his
guns would have killed OF the Deputies, but that
Of them struck the muzzle and knocked Il upward
10 the act OF its discharge of the officers nmed
aey seized him and the aiding he secured and
brought Jail and placed trial OF the twelve
Jurymen. nine were Tor conviction aud three not
These three determined thst no should not be
brought In guiltyto the Amusement of the Court
and all who heard the trial The Chief Justice gave
them a reouke telling them such proceedings of
jories had tendency impair the usefulness OF trials
by jury, sc. and discharged them.
To-day new jury il TO be psnneled in the case of
UPdSe when 1t to be hoped that justice will be done
o all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-17
Things In philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune;
PHILADELPHIA, Nj

PHILADELPHIA May IA, le47.
The town is very much crowded. HsTtwell was
Obliged 10 turn away twenty thirty weary travel
ers IRON his splendid Washington House last night
The other hotels full and as TO boarding houses -
The gambling discussion still is leading topic of in.
terest aud the Lecture Room OF the Museum crowd
ed every debate The parties in this affair must be
making very good thing Of II.
Judge King. presiding Judge OF the Court Of Common
Pleas, sailed for Europe yesterday where he goes on
account OF his health.
In connection with yesterday report to
land movement of the Marine Corps learn to day that
six companies of u :. Marines numbering about 600
under the command of Maj L. Twiggs for several years
the commsndaut of the Barracks at this station have
been ordered 10 Join the army in Mexico. Eight addi
tOns companies under command OF Lieut. Col Watson.
have received preparatory orders and will follow the
fret battalion The Marines in the Gulf will Join these
Vera Cruz and the whole, about 100 be- formed into
two regiments under command OF 1t Col. Wilson and
Mai rwiggs, the whole comprising the brigade OF the
veteran Brig Gen Henderson of the Marine Corps
The q. : brig Dolphin was AT Sierra Leone on March
g7 Officers and generally well. John Pope,
Commander; Dan French DulsDy, lst Lieut.; Latham
Brooks Avery I'd Lieut. Abner Reed, Master John
Thompson Mason Surgeon John Oliver Means Purser
WIN Francis Spcer Passed Midshipmsn G. p Jones,
Mdshiprnan; A. VandeThouvel, Clerk, John Foster,
Pursers Clerk John Long Acting Bostswsin James
Elliott Gunner Rufus Mitchell, Carpenter, and James
Sullivan, Sslmaker-
The frieate United States. Capt Smoot, bearing the
broad penuAnt of Com Read, at Monrovia-
sloop Marion Corn'dr Smonds and brig Boxer Lieut..
Clnds Bispham. coming the leewsrd coast and
coon expected ut Monrovia.