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Midas, We are in receipt of Rio Janeiro papers
to the SOth July. From Brazil there is nothing
new. The English man-of-war steamer Rather,
arrived at Rio on the oath, in seven days. pas
sage from Montevideo.
Lord Howden, on his arrival at Montevideo,
propo ed to the Oriental government and to Gen.
Orlbe continuation of the armistice for six
months, and the French minister, though reluc-
family, also joined him in this request. Gen.
Oribe requested two days to consider, and at the
expiration of this time two days more, and finally
two more.
The French minister was wearied out by this
delay, and finally refused % treat Lord How
den, however, proceeded with negotiations,
but in consequence of Oribe demanding that the
blockade of all the Argentine and Oriental ports
should be rcised, the besiegers entering into OBJ
legations to sell fifteen hundred head of cattle a
month in the markets, neither the Oriental or
French Government would accede to the terms,
and the negotiations were discontinued.
| Thus affairs continued until the 18th July,
when Lord Howden gave orders to the COM
mander of the British naval forces, to suspend,
for his part, the blockade of the Argentine and
Oriental ports.
AhC rACHCh ihihiSeCi, HoWCVCi, VII shC So'hC
day gave orders to Admiral Predour to keep up a
strict blockade. eft appears evident, then," says
the Journal de Concrete, "as the authenticity Of
this news is undoubted, that England has re-
| tired from the question of the Rio de la Plata.
| Time will show"
| Lord Howden was to leave Montevideo in a
few days, for Rio Janeiro, in the frigate Eagle.
One day later has since been received from
Rio, by the arrival of the bark z. Ring, but noth-
ing more recent from the river. We acknow-
ledge the favor of Capt. Sheppard, late of the
brig Mary Ellen, who comes passenger in the T.
Ring
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10

HEALTH OF MoBnR.-The Mobile board of
health published the following on the 30th ult.-
after tho most digent inquiry among physicians Ms to
the progress the fever within fsrtyeght hours the
Board feel justified in declaring to be- epidemc the
same time affords them pleasure to state that the
cases thus far for the most part mild and msnagea-
be under prompt and early medical attendance In very
faw nstsncep does the disease assume grave or msg.
naat character IA far DC the Board have inquired the
tseulty Sustain them In this Eetest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-10
RicheIieu Diamond Pointed Gold PENS
Premium Gold PENS, 81 oO.-Purchasers or


Travelling Dressing Casss-Thc exceedingly
small compass which he subsc have placed every
thing for the toilet without DESTROYING their useful
meas and the ,ndsome and substantial which they
made render these superior to any
An examination cannot tail Of being ssti.facto,y.
q. SAUNDERS u SON, III Broadway.
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ARREST OF THE LYNCHBuRGH BANK TELLER. -
The Lynchburgn Vrginidn states that iniormA-
ton has been received there which lssv~s dsubt Of
The arrest OF Averett the ste defauIting teller ~
the Branch Bank Of Virginia. at that plSco Inc par
tculhrk Of his thu arrived in the stage
at Beams Station Tennessee and on nlishting was re-
cognised and addressed Averett by young msn tor
meriy q resident Of Lyuchburgh privats interview
took place between them and the young man then de-
clared that the passenger not William Averett,
the teller but his cousln OF the name Before
the stage departed however, the individual who had
cognised him observed to have IN hts possession
hundred dollar note Thisled to suspicion, and Averct
was arrested His clothing examined, aud
or initials discovered any article except pair Of
socks on which were the letters w. b. A. He applied
for habeas corpus and the result Of the
under it known at the dste Of the letter This
information communicated to the President OF the
medistely desspatched by the Bank to Tennessee
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Of the city. We have water works, which give
US bountiful supply of the element most con-
ducive to health, and all we want is the means
Of conduc ing from our dwellings and sTee's Tue
waste water and filth which now aoouno'
The public health is OF paramount ln'po.
lance and must be secured in preference
to ANYTHING else, and at any cost and any
corporation tina, will devise and perfect
measures to promote and secure it, will be enti-
lied TO the gratitude and thanks OF our citizens.
There is no better or more efiectuai method OF
promoting il than by perfecting thorough sys-
tenn of Sc werage, extending to private cesspoolsas
well as to the public Streets and We hope that our
present Common Council will continue as they
have begun in this respect, and especially that
the committee appointed at the last meeting will
leave no stone unturned to get the best advice
they can on the subject and that they will report
as expeditiously as possible, consistent with the
magnitude OF the matter to the interests and
health Of our good old city.
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LecOultro HaEOrs.-These Raxors, (beyond
all question the best imported this be had Of
the and together with large and
Perfumery Soaps and everything apperanng the toilet
q. SAUNDERS x SON, III Broadway,
Opposite Howard Hotel.
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Paris Hat. just received one CASE Of very
Paris hats fashion, made the eesbrat-
cd makers Of Paris for sale by Genn, ala Broadway
Also one case Of beautiful hats and caps for children
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superior Paris hats latest fashion, made BY the most selsbrst
cd makers Of Paris, for sale by Gsnn. ala Broadway.
Also Of beautiful hats and for children
Diamond-polntsd Gold Pens, Wholesale and
Re,sIhs New York Gli Pen Company, - John street,
corner Nassau splendid articles which
they offer reduced together 18th Psus and OF
poiutnb -
Ts1et-A Shop in the lower part Of the city. suitable for
ajsweer. Apply as alb we.
RicheIieu Diamond Pointed Gold PENS
o.. OF the eIceecrs of hs pen IS that Z smooth
and free as au, and will for and always be
first article. The public have discovered long while
thai they the cheapest well as the bef pens ~
use They are sold exclusively, by f. Watson Co, As
William door below Wall street ard Savage
Fulton price So only Other pens 81 u %
aud ST So sold for 81 So 81 rs 50 elsewhere Congress pen
81 so. Pens carefully repaired.
Premium Gold PENS, 81 6O.-Purchasers OF
Gold Pens Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil Cases sup
ply themselves the ufacuer lowest nett prices IN
large email quantities the establishment Of W. Grea-
Co., Cedar street. New York, IS Chestnut street
Philadelphia From their OF thirty different
kinds, consisting Of Browns Hayden Sgsncers Bsgsys
Rogers Congress- and many others, they Halter them elves
that they the wants Of every and their prices
w be found lower than other house Gold Pens care
fully repaired or repointed
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Foreign Irn,ortatIoos.

L,ynnroetEshp Aisg.easS ton; COS, Ss cha%5saia
oS .s & sSn aSs
cables Vim Ty.onl ess Low e Becke-s b, Jno Robin
in SsS
ss. s.n s h II.
Joseph phi! saS.r, and BAL. e
ksi:: Brother. LSs.Is
SIX 'f.s sass. Stewart bal. siiis.pie
Haas-s es.S. Sheldon smith bale. smith Thur
jsS:: Svs:sSs 81: ss:j Gs
bales Francis Bunet-6 packages Patton Sewat-4 cas-,
ksd I'd o
Chendse Bsi7 crates 1880 bars iron and So bundles
bn. tin HerS,iets PTChs;
strong-so casks Morswood-7 TookeI, Mead &
rosewood sikm rQaside.Ii case .psnssI
80 coal sl do salt Mar'ha-s bales 20 pigs III er
ssss Asass: s ns.r 1
"a Boomer Graves X co.'s q II Schaede-2 Moran l. elm
Nss. sS k Nsc1 srsi's st' r.
Mat sstae : Bo'eesu f,I. S nrs
s.lm-s ets ysaisr. 10 do Senegal gam
Shds wine Esh.isso hhds If ssg Susas,.i,
s e5 q s:si:
hhds wine 10 pipes brandy Dunsd COT eases wine
box Leinan2Oa wine do indigo Is do 10 casks
Seaeyal porcelain Segnette co., preserves
II Delmonco-2 cork snies do prunes Rozat x
COZ bales ks 6 hhds wine II cksgum to oider
s.. 2s ea 10 bales
ston colo cks Barclay Lvingston-l6 punch Wood
hull & Mptum-I Harnd.n coll Lxs bales Smith Thu
gar COG Shallon Fait2 cs 4 FoTest-3 Andrew
bl bx WimeIdiug, Priest Mount-l2 punch to order
MALAGA-Bak San Andres- 900 boxes 1860 h 1870
bDs grapes 800 bxs Lemons so cks wine Aque
Galway.
Turks IsLANp-Bnk Chanceor-l0 or casks brandy $500
bushels salt Tucker u Ligbtbourn.
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HMxl0xr soTxL.
co.; =
ss 'SS MSsl:e wHssls yS
$.%ss ss:ss
PhiIadelphs; W Kennedy. Baltimore. '''' = ''''''
CLINTON HOTEL.
ts h s''ss SWIM %G G1 Paige l..
armole ohior t cu,isl nHfi York; Hooper, PHIL
assh. s Sirens se.s M,lii Albany
Wess Philsdsiphia hiliDome, NJ stcns. Newton s.
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE.
Mr. Wn FIX Williams i So Japan Al
as nd ao lazy fo as ss arra
ssS It:f in T F.ss
FRANKLIN HOUSE
JRoberts Newsrk; w Wilson, New York; Van Rens-
5Ss%: %:. a:s A Il:
sS:,os Sssr SsnSh dol
HOWARD HOTEL.
Davenport York Hodges yEsias Albert atS Gar;
I Place MS e s!' %a h ussa Wsb.s.
P Sos SH fTf aa SseE wilson
rs ss Ress
w; Hitler, Baltimore; Thos Gold, Boston
JUDsoN's HOTEL.
w Converse Norwich; W Eddy, Massachusetts; Mr. Bun
ter Troy Thorn; Moves DETROIT
Bright Madison; Miss Davis, Boston; Smith, Hut
chinsoa, Vernon Mount Vernon
LovRJoY's HOTEL.
f. II Lain, Chester N Y; l. anklin Baltimore Samp-
Boston, A Morgan, Providence; Lnell Cnnanddigua
Busnm, Pame Lsslue SaTatqgs n Hoy su a.;
ii Ba Ter Brooiya; Williams, Phils; L Lowmun sa
timore; Dodd, N.Y. W Temsin do; X Tracy. Cape Viz;
cent Prndie. Catskill; 8 Gould, Seneca Falls
Miller, Detroit; p d Remcr, Springfield; spIingsteed,
Abaay gsardsey Do C%tleT do Clements ssn:o do'
Marlb s Ceok Albany: Altman Geneva; smith
VII Church. Cleveland; w Sheffield, Stonngton OIL,
maa, Ciurinnati; q Brown. do; Van Antwerp, Y;
Fritcher Keene, II; Ellis. Troy;C Schuyler AL
bany; Purves, Conn.
NORTHERN HOTEL.
W.gp Ro, and s sSg ss1
geant N Y; Sanford Mrs Oay and family, Marseilles
Kirkpatrick, PhadeIphia; MIR G!lmour. Mr. Murray and
family Honesdae; Mrs Cleveland. Mr.. Marks, Albany;
Kirkpatrick, l. Marks H,verstraw.
RATHBUN'S HOTEL.
~ B Crav, Virginia IT Ransom; New York; Hubbeil,
Williams, Ohio; II Hammond, Albany Hart Rochester;
Kingsbury, Lockport; Hbard, Buffalo; w Smith, dc.
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
nh Goodwin, Kingston; Hartman, do; Strong, Oswego;
Birmingham Staten island LOOMS; Connecticut Z
Drake. Massachusetts,; Meron, New Haven; Bennett,
New York.
WESTERN HOTEL.
sylyania; J Humphrey Niles. New York; Whtock.
Ogdensburgh. c Fl Ciosey Chensngo; Nh Wilson, Bos.
ton; Hull Rochester; Washbun, Syf}Euse White.
Lockrot.
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The EkOvur Mn RI efs

DETROIT, Oct 1.-THE ,ket cl,sed Saturday less firm,
than had been Tor the few days previous with plenty of flour
offering and buyers at the price, 81 81 85 10 grain
the have been Wheat costumes TO
forward abundant and the sales during the week
about 00e bushels from and in small
al 20 Ole the market clos Saturday, at the former quo.
tation Not much doing aud the price remains at ioc
Oats rather dea d. lots from taken for ship
ment 2ec from WAGON prices range from rs 23c Bailey
bought by brewers, at 37H.
CNcfSsArr Oct ls.The demand has fully equall.d the
suupy this and the advance which place on the
q, Of the Hbe sustained The sales on Thu s.
da last were at s. 81 80; Friday vt 81 IS 81 on Monday
a. 10 85i 80 83 being the governing The tc
lars Il Yesterday md t. day toows-3o barrels
sod from railroad 81 %; and s73 do delivered at Aberdeen
AT ~ 62 Prices are yet well sustained The sales
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Cleared.
Ships-Guadaquyer " Reid, Havana, II simmones
Cook. do. Msiilard Loid Ontirc, Homo: Charieston
Nssmith & Walsh; Anson Burr. DO, Sutton.
ysss yss Ss R% D% So
BngdE.ee Macy suEe' Chairman Coz
schr-Courer. Couch Richmond. Allen s. Paxson.
Sloop-Proof Glass Blydenburg, Providence.
Arrived.
shall. Sailed in with ships Hottnguer and Arcoe for
York. 9Th inst lat a co. Ion So S. in gale from kSE lost
Henry Tael Of Denmark from the fore topsail yard IS
Ship Arcole, ,odless Liverpool Sept g. Chamberlain
Pheps,-2 cabin and ~ seersgs PASSENGERS
Ship Marion Thompson, Charleston, days. to Danham
Br bark Hyndeord Apin Glasgow. 42 days, to Woodruff
Spanish bark san Andes sensat. Malaga days. fruit
Bark Chancellor, Gray, Turks Island. IA days. Mat
seigneus Co ga, led CO. with brig Pioneer Williams
York Spoke 25t ut off the Eastern edge OF Grand
Sehr Elizabeth Davidson, Bunneii, Virginia, days
Schr Dennis. Hodgdon, Eastpor.
schr Mozart, Mel arand, Lubec.
Schr y !,it Jae.m ,1n, M'sSMburypor'.
Schr Oneco, Croweli. Boston
Schr James Barbour Baker, Boston.
s sssr GsnDsasf Smith, 1tGwea Se:ssn
schr Bellona Crowe, Dennis.
Schr Two Brothers, Allen, Hsrwicl
Below.
One ship, 80 briggs, unknown.
Sailed.
Packet ship stephen Whaey, Liverpoo ship Pslmstio
Pa independence for London aud ship Hargave,
for New Orleans, have anchored at Quarantine.
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GALVESTON, Sept. 30, ls47.

uALVEsToN, sept. w. io4i.
Political .9Gars in Ttros.
We are yet INDUCING in our annual sesta, and this
accounts the absence of oil those things which
insuperabe from those who wide awake
There be a few withia the limits of sovereignty,
who are like ,ope walking their Sleep and adopting
an epthet from the method which is apparent in their
Dreams they may not improperly BIZ called political
nambusts. They holding exhibitions in different
parts of the State and the is to wake up peo
pie to Of the advantages which must flow from
the election one the other to the gubernatorial
chair.
The names Of a fsw are, Col. Van zant Col Wood,
Hon. J. b Miller, and Gen. Darnell As might be sup
posed the raised bear affinity to those Of any
other State The who would stand up and call
upon oil good and true wings TO support him. would ex-
tifcate Of admission to lunatic asylum, If he had
gained n settlement The grounds of each mans claim
proposes to do hereafter elected Col Van Zandt ad
vocaes the application Of our public lands to the pay
ment Of our public debt Col Wood adyocstSs the pay
responds the actual receipts of value by the republic
variety Of the genus reputation He contends that
the government Of the United States Is bound by the
of the preminsres OF annexation to receive
lands ut fair valuation He estimates the quantity OF
acres nsI all inns at To
neat sum Of SIS 100000 He advocatesalso, division Of
the State into and gives the strength
which would thereby attach to the south In the United
States Senate, as a reason for the measure.
Although If Col Wood be elected 1t will not be safe
to infer that much of his support owing to his ad
vocacy Of the latter measure STILL 1t will be worthy OF
consideration that 1t did not his defeat have
been much mistaken If there be not feeling Of State
pride in the bosoms OF oil Texans that prompts hem to
declare that the State shall be wounded by the
political pruning hook If Wood be elected, shall
consider myself entirely in error but shall admit that
have been partially SO
am pressed for time just at present, and will take
another opportunity to write you more fully upon our
State politics
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es e:,S.. .a , Z: &: w. yy asS:
III . as5Ss s.sss; q 3d. S y!
b Sts IT,: fyss
sch, Eshs r.. f Sa,s ssaarPP Se
bea5pa brig. cssdea Boadlei Hebron Sealing Penn
a ssH: sS oaessa Anthony s ods
QurBrc. Oct is~Arr brig, Ocean Queen, Wsuer, Liver
pool a . s se I TS
william Crisp Swansea Ss5si Bs mad
fshi!es rs: Toy New
70 ' st% sshf; B. rq dc. ssssTs smith "a
Ps S & o.! 5pHs hsS Ts
fep o.sy C5oy Yo, sShr. v Fa,,oS & sss
Leh si%' snd FSssn Cos Kao
Wsid. PhiiaJslphia; Meridian, Kav.a,sh, Boston.
TURxs ISLAND, Oct s-Bng--, to sail next day
Home Poris.
ALEXANDRIA Oct Ia--sld brig Fidelia, Boston.
BosroN, Oct isGAr ship Hamilton, Allen Msnila; bark
ps. W sss; Mai ssn
rS s H. sass
fSi5,S:s
bs%sS,y II. e;%s
AID T,on.sia sassSt Philadephs Victor, HaIie NYof@
!|Gs $50 Sa M; s
a. ws's
bark. Tacoma, Howss rhilaSfiphia Pansst Fierce, New
E. {: $Ss Ss ,s ss sss
Sads1si %% %l. Ss bess,, Pm!
h.as
s Ssa asT bark Ss ss ssnf st.
.its, Osprey ChYoue Charles SCH Ro noke 7'h barks
NUM- p. nd b pfs% ''s' Puritan hvs''a ''N'' Han
Es!fnss; sn.S: Si:% asIs%eI SSys'Ssa .h|S Geo
maa BaiSsl,ss Coral Fors Cuba sesr Peru, Hyde Pha-
es,S ASSy RE de
a. s S:s
ton; Bs schr Msdsa Smith, HanilSa Bermuda sid. Sr.
f. sS;GE s: f ss,. s'
brig He%
$;S E :i%.: :s' v.
Xsf Vera
CEDAR KEYS, Fla. Oct s-Bng Henry Buck Richards, for
ss;. Rs!: Nw
S,is' .NSs% ' fsr ySs
ap for Sos1oa seh b Sy1A G % Ran
SsR h sr HHp s, O. s1 @
UEoRcErowN, SC Oct lsArr brig Leo, from Northern
HXtsowESL Oct is-AiI brig Sea Bird Curtis Richmond;
% ses SID
10Th James Marshsll Bailey NYork; nth, George Snow.
Lrnrc DC. s-sId sehr Ashland Thurlew Phil .delpha
49, MeaIa.s 'f o'Hs Ne"
NEW ORLEANS, Oct s-Au barks Amelia. (Fr) Messac,
Rs E RsS. % As.T H
tsas%'ss :f @ .hS:
H.vre; Riga Heard AE5weIp baL TsIidoE M jEr Vera
& ;Sn,; :sa
Ct; A:Ss $
ss r'i s%S::s PPM;
schrs Rnggold LOOMS and Susan, Gaduer, do; Hotch
do o1 Troy Hopkins WIN Mowry Bunne!l. a.d
Albany; Horton Daniels DO for Troy; Galena, Perpont
do for Stamford, C Daydsoa, Bunnsll Nansemond for
York CS brig Samuel G9.1 Williams an Msseile' Ia
New BEDFORD, Oct l4-Arr schr Helen, Norton. York
NEwBUkYPoRT, Oct l5-AIr schr Mary Delphina Chds.
Philadelphia Sid 4th brig DR. Hitchcock Brightmsn Rich
PonrL4yD, Oct s-AU schTs Coral Ceomhs and General
PLYMOyTn 3e, AR ;shs Eyab;sh WIha'i1g Phila
Pres Harrison. NYork; sloop Avon Crowe, do.
.eSr. Emma aoehE. FsrIe waTshsm Fsns Weeks.
Yok;J COmpton, Sharp and Heroine Perry; Albany
sANywIcH, Oct i4-Arr schr Saml Davis Hoxle. rhade
sALEM. Oct i5A sch! Beapshamp, M'Intyre, New York
Clo schr Monterey Washburn, Philadelphia
WILMISoroN; NC Oct i1AT ,Shr. Thorn; Wa nwTght;
ih Olive Smith, and Mechanic SAWYER, do Cid Ih schr
lack Downing Parker Jacksonyile Fla; 18TH brig Young
Queen Lemond Wim'pgton DEL; sam srnwn IN, cner'
NYori
CHEAP LIGHT, CHEAP SUGAR. CHEAP COFFEE.
- CHEAP TEAs.-ver coed white winter Lamp oil, at
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COMMERCIAL INT'ELLIGIENCEs
Now York Cattle Market.

OcToBER lB-At Niaket-l750 beef cattle, 90 cows and
calves, aud 900 sheep aud ambs
Beef Cattle There has been very material increase in the
number OF the cattle at irket this weeks
extent have beea univosby affected hereby the general
beng om S. u 81 p-r Buyers operated
literally, aud leave but about $50 head nnsod
500 from the Sou aud the this Export
have been the market taken lot 90 head for
ment To Be rmuda
Cows ,nd yalve,Saes at from s8 to $50 $40 All sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Large sales at from so 50 so 81 so
for sheep, and slto 81 for lambs. 200 left
Hay-Tmothy and Clover 5 worth 7Oc per cwt
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WAsHINGroN, OCT 10, iob
The Rio Brapo-More Poefry-fafhsr h'fen'e a"" "'''
lydia jane Pserson.
The Union Of last night bazOns forth to the world
string of exceedingly patriotic verses on the sujset OF
the Rio Grands boundary The poetry is compared as
second only in kind to the late F. Keys Immortal
Star sospcled Banner or course, We must allow
xrsat deal for the gAsntry of Father Rtchie who is
perfect knight Grant in his dolary Of the fair sect"
Mrs Pierson Indignantly enters her poetical protest
against the surrender Of the Rio Grsnds boundary.
which we suppose never will be surrendered But as
the question is be settled by Congress and by treaty
by the occupation and absorption Of the whole OF
Mexico without treaty do not recognizes the ncces
ty Of swearing quite hard in advance She swears
" by God" BY country" and "by freedoms god,n
with the hsartiness of Jack tar. We say nothing of
the amabilty Of this sort OF swearing We have only
to regret that Mrs Person. instead of gsg us much
superfueus indignation the boundary question, did
not favor with monody "on the death Of the be.
trothedn the burial Of infant nine days old"
or lines :" the return Of the volunteer to his
bride Such subjects appropriate to lady's
muse than boundary questions, which can only be
settled by the sword, or by negotiation. ISABELLA
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Ne nsvs why 10 this How II that Tor tnrss'
nav br az moushs have not had the scratch OF spsn
from Csu SCOTT The guerlllas Suppose 20 More
ov,r the mass Mexican population In ana about
the city Of Mexico Within line Of hfty miles from the
on AL Sides there perhaps not less than popu
.tou of three millions Of Mexicans, and Scott with his
10000 men, right In the midst Of them some $50 miles
inland from Vera Cruz HIS Rext station Is at Puebla,
50 miles the road to the sesoosrd
The garrison here 1000 has much asit can at
tend to in holding city of sOoOo people Were 1t not
that there Is such word fail with the American
army, the commsnd-rp -chief might be considered as
standing in hazardous aud critical situation As
IL H. the administration, assured has its appre-
hensions about Old Hssty' the delay Of Gen
Lane with his brigade At the National Bridge ION ac
count of having gon- of hunting without ammunitonJ
to the extent of his delay increases the danger But
there need be no serious msgvipgs The army Gao hou
several positions for the time being and there Is 10
sent necessity for pursuing Santa Auus lt wiz De lilly
enough to do that when he shall have his army
~ reorganised We must give the man time OF 'ns "
ts all over. w.
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I'm Ae.s:!, e:n a.: 4. J. = :; !. \ = ssm 'y
s sa limisI WSsSs slsy nss AZ wst
paying this week
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is. 1877.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 49, lsl7.
The rowdy fremen of the county had their accustom
cd hght early Sunday morning. barn the coun
~ prison having been set fire BY party for the
purpose of drawing out clan with which they in
hostility The motive led to the burning Of
psnter shop Eighth and Coates streets early this
morning The opportunity for Aght certainly not
neglected and two three of the participants
rested by the police Of Spring Garden.
A duel between two young men Of this city was re-
ported been fixed for yesterday morning In the
vicinity Of the Delaware boundary line Nothing hav
ing been heard Of the affair since their starting 1t Ia
presumed to have ended amicably
The Franklin Institute exhibition, which commences
tomorrow morning, will not in any respect be inferior
to those that have preceded it The machinery in the
lower saloon IL to be driven by steam general cd In
perpendicular tubular boiler Of entirely
struotion, the invention of Mr. Montgomery, OF New
York The tubes, with viii the interior is provided
instead serving convey the heat through the
o. is usual in locomotive boilers contain the while
the heat passes all around them.
Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
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Penn Back 800.
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high coal scrip sb 1900 Treas u.s. lOi; 100 Ueard Blk
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