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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
49, VI. q. U,HkKN a. CON-. If
SxS OHERN, JoHI HEaDMAN, AN,
A snui


corner VI Dover and 56 Wests OF Rector Omitted
States ana European Emigration osees, aud Western
Forwarding Agents.
The regular Packei-ships sail folows To and nom
London, the lst 8ih 10th ard 2lb Of esch monta 20
and from Liverpool. the ist 9Th, lllh 18th, 2is ard
9lh OF each month New Orleans, twice week 10
Mobile. weekly; To Charleston. weekly; 90 Savannah,
weekly, to Texas, twice a month For Havre and The
appointed days. Passage also be engaged from V
erpoo any Of the British North Au"rican ports and
Boston, Philsdep hia Baltimore and New Orleans dre
Tho subscribers having had long experience 10 she bud
moss srs prepared offer every facility those visss
passage 10 or from any II the above ports and bs OF
exchange can be furnished, payable throughout Crest
Britain and Ireland, well the continent OF Europe
To bose wishing emigfate TO ths West the saoscn
bers have unequaed arrangements for the forwarding
passengers by the different routes, viz; To Buffalo
and the intermediate landings and all ports OF tbs Csn
sdss Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore fitsburgn, Cln
einuat ST. Louis &c. &c. by steamboats, railroads ara
cansboas Of the first class and great care will be axen
that passengers will with delay impostonso On
me route. Letters postpaid, will with prompt Ct
enion For farther psrticnlsrs apply ss above mbecdu
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SECOND BOARD.
pAsSENGERs ARRIVED

IN b. schr Nm Smith OBrien, JON Haly"'-"
Bower and children, Mr. JeDette and hrs sslter.
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L r-et-Souee Ia hereby given. 10 the r-ls
lives ard ueIg 0f ala u JOSEPH SHAW carver ard gid
er deceased ant who 10 alleged 10 have cied latesse
raj ,hsl sppiy 70 Tie Surrogate Of the City and County
OF New YOrE FOR of Atmnsafon upon he estate
Of sad nl-ssze The 2ist day q Jun. rert ~ n
o'eork In the forenoon Ncvfork May II, 1877
uy2l 94x4w JAMES 5. THAYER. Pubic Administr ator.
NOTICk.-In pursuance d zn SCI of ne Legislature
lNof he ssle OF Ss~Yors passed April -, l5f7 The
name Of he nohAz and Badson & Co 10 changed 10
ia, Of he Albany and 5chsnectady r r. Co.
Albany Nav 7 Af7 Imyin On " pOsTTR " a4cy
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
L.. nzEHsEs3a MORRIS AND Essex ESSEX EAILRo ,si,

- Commencing Monday, May 5, 1871,
Leave New York. A. NJ; O'Clock p
81. Leave Newark, 81 O'Clock A. NJ; ~ o'clock, r NJ
Leave Morrislown, O'Clock A. nj O'Clock p. NJ
Passengers by the morning train TO Horriso~n will ar
rive there al ~ O'Clock where stages viii be 10 readiness
convey them 90 SchOOey's Mountain Washington bel
viders and Es.ion daily to Owego, Milford, Hswion
S,anhope and Succasany on Mondays. Wednesdays ard
Fridays; ard To Rockaway, Dover Sparta ana Newton on
Tuesdays, Thursdays ard sanrisys each ns returning
the following days To meet the NJ train for New Yofs
Stage will also leave for baskng Ridge every evening
on tbs arrival Of the cars st morrstowp.
Bys line recently established, stage leaves Morsto~n
Tor the Delaware Wafer Gap and Stroudsburg. via Sian
hope JOhnsonburg Columbis and Bsrsown, every Tue.
day, Thursday and Saturday the srrivsl 81 tho A. NJ
train fiom Nsw-Yors Returning on the alternate days
tns ssge leaves Sroudsburg att A. NJ to meet the p NJ
Passengers go through TO and from Jerssy City wilboai
changing cars On leaving the city, passengers viii de.
where agent wi bs 10 attendance 10 receive IL
All packages or bun1les must be entered the wsybh,
or the company will not bold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 10 morrisova
from Albany basiH by Stephens Coudirs Daily Trast
poaton Linz Nswsrs or from he sportslion once
Of g. s' sod r. Ira SG oS CO. 81 SsIs
IL PASSAGE FROM ALL PARTS Of y &
land, Ireland. Scotland and Wales-Persoos W. D.
Country viii ind ths subscrbers arrangements for lst1
most complete and calculated In every way To insnrs
To bring her friends across tho Atlantic The subscribe"
srs agents for
o,,yv a, N,g Ltss Of L,Tegssi p1es't'. Vr' 90.
ESTTiSsgEE: 49,: 80 sassieAS.. .:::.::.iis
ROCHESTER, .i050 GAbRICk -. ........ 100
The shove magnificent packets are all New-YorE buih
ships Of The very q class bui expressly Tor the Liver
pool passenger trade and fitted mp with special regard ior
the comfort and snisnce OF Passengers they
msnded BY OF experience and not surpassed for
speed by any ship ahosl Their sailing days from LIVER
pool are the 9Th and lh, OF every mouth which days
they eaye punctuay In addition 10 lhs above the sub
scribers are slso sgenls for tho
g. George and The UHion Line Of Lit<ryoei Paetaf
~ pa. The "a Az Sxns 's Sge Is
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOCK, MARMI0N,
SEA, ": NC which Iogsther with the line MAKE Oh
ships per mouth or one every hvs days from Liverpool
thus preventing The possibility Of delay al that port Pes
sage from part OF Ireland 10 Liverpool be secured
Al the lowest rates Every Information given by applying
to WIZ. 4. TAPsCorf, IS south-st
second door below Bu.i.og slip
Drafts supplied for any amount from 81 up payable
10 every snd city throughout ths United Kingdom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

DATER-ON AND RAMAPO kalrosd-roue-
II 10 Proposals will b. received urtl n
S0ih day Of Jur- nat f1r grading mssor and Ddg
ing thai rs q ne Paterson and RzmaPo hAhroad ex
leading from he oorh side o. ne PAssac rfer 70 h-apo
3 distance Of shout ~ miles
Nzps pro6-s specifications nsy Be iocnd 81 NE In
CHEERS oce Paterson where every necessary Informs
a0u viii be given fell tsSl J. W. ALLEN. Enzneer.
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!..sll-Sr. SchsWsLL l Do, sss...l -

Srlsc-55..x..-ls =. CASWkLl \ 90. -t.ts~I
Express Lane To all The
Western States aud the CAssdasSlx bosts leave New
York daily Tor the West sn1 North. THIS Line i0r~ aTed
passengers the past season. and determined
10 hold Inducements this season by low fare AID
good treatment gan he Influence OF the friends OF The
em grants We have travelling Agent that leaves New
Yors with the passengers, thai will tske all baggage IN
charge Ia no vii the be LET II be has rot
got half the sum charged to pay. Emigrshu and
other passsnger. viii time and money By calling
this Line before contracting elsewhere All kinds Of
chand1e will be forwarded 10 advance OF all other tnrs
as ell viii be shipped up the river by the passage boats
required Oces the foot OF Cortland and Barclay sa
In the oces Of the York Albany and Troy sesmeoss
offces las 2aw0m Y. CASNt ELI 20.
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pCBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
7Nassau-sreeL-Nogee "a hereby given, " he rels,
tges and neIt Of kin Of EPHRAlM TERKILL Otherwise
called EPHhAlM NJ TkRRliL deceased, and who 10
alleged To have died inlests-, that shall apply 10 The
Surrogate Of me Guy and County Of Nevforz for Let
er Of Administration upon Of the ssid inlest.ie
% re bIh cay 81 July O'Clock 10 the forenoon
DAed New.fofk, June IS, 1871. JAMES ). rHAYER,
iei5 2sw4w Public Adminisu.lor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

KkNTUCkY JEANs-5o eAsss, comprising sn a.
N sorsmsui Of qralilies and coiera Fer Gale By
isls NESMIrH CO 70 add s. PtEssl
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iers r ash Jun" NJ O LEONARD. Commissioner


VTFANEh y NND Emu t. n f4fN rIN''fl 4,
1 An extra meeting OF the Commissioners OF Excise OF
esch Ward will be held vt the Mayors Office, Cry hal
on an. DAYS h@ren specified. All persons selling liquor
without license after that time viii b. proceeded s2anst
according to law Tavern sn Excise licenses vii there
,ya ha Issued at the MAYORS Oce between The hours OF
no " add O'Clock P NJ ez OF tho days prescribed
aaf,lows for each respective Ward. viz
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-.sEAorPosIrIoN IPAssssAss. . os',

sSsr,<=iSro Albany, Uaes. 81 - syrseuse. ..
Oswrgo, - Rochester, ~ y buf.o.
81 20; Cleveland - So Detroit, -, Mnwaatie - ca
csgo az; Cincinnati -, Toronto and Hsmon, e. White.
bali 81 Montreal 81 Pttshrrrh. - Ofce, loo Bare ay
Any security required will be given for the faAnsci
OF all contracts made with this company
iel5 lmeod' NJ l.. RAY Agent, New.Yors lac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
NEW ~ PAY LINK Inn;

ste plaees.-Fsre 50 oents-Breskfss end
dinner board
From The pier footof touching Hammond Of pier
The new and elegant steamer ROGER WILLIAMS,
Capt A. Degroot. Tuesdsy, Thursday sne Saturday,
half past & A. NJ
FOR passage OF Hight freight apply IN board the boat
10 GEORGE DoLsON, At the office,
lbs Wsrreu-st corner OF Westst
re- All persons are forbid uGslng The shove boat %
.rc-n,t ~ ths o,xnsr. my14
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22
.U-ArOR TIKI FISHING RANKS

Tho sIrsnOON UIOULNNUEN hN1f
been whdrswn from the Nsxharxk
route until the 18Th Of September for The purpose Of t
ming regularly the Fishing Banks during the sumner
season will commence her lrps ON or asont the h iaI
and Will leave every Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday mornings, ard NJ hs usual hours For parcn.
lars see fsrh-r sivert-emenls The Highlander can h
chArsred on Fdays snd ssdsys for excursions around
IN. harbor A NJ SCHULTZ,
i.iOr Corner Of West and Dusne sta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

AwNINGsi AWNINGS.
EREHCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS nses
l. IN superior manner and finished In = splendid ey~
by WORKhAN BELL
lie VESTS eorusf II Wsuos y =.
\. ,. Deaf sosess ths sambW. - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

Fl TaE :: :ss e sss
~ wILLARDs Wsrerooms
$50 Chatham cor. Mulberry.
The attention OF hou and others IL parruisry
called TO Wells patent hghs and leh screw bedstssi
which drew the premium lhe ste Fair OF tho AredeAf
Insutale Old beds renovated Cos wholesale and 70
tall rny2s Inc
6FINE FRENCH BOOTS - jO-Foosed
good .syie, - 5o-fosleo with beat french pass'
leather with sprng shsnks, IS, al lol Nasssast-
- This decidedly the cheapest and bes, store IN NE
city (Quies ssle and light prohls mcaol Al osde"
punctuaily attended 70. LANG HOLLANp
myla SmruThkS
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GENrLEMEN's LIST.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, Z. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Magnetic Telegraph COmpany.-In compliance with
the fourth section of Act incorporate said Company
passed by the Legislature OF Maryland their session
you hereby nonsd 10 meet At Congress Hall 10 the
City OF Philadelphia Tuesday the 9Th day Of July
10 o'clock A. NJ Tor the purpose Of choosing President
Board Of Directors aud other officers pursuance Of said
act, if shall be deemed eTpedsn the provisions
thereof The said 9Th day Of July 10 tho lime OF The regular
annual meeting according 10 existing equations
June 3, 1871. SANUELF Il. MORSE,
X B. FRENCH
GEO. Z. PENNINAN,
fafg TuTh HENRY
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NOTICE-ssIs Of CoTpors

CUKPUKATION NOTICE-sss Of Corporation
" Propeuy-AI public auction on Tuesday, tho I'd day
OF June irsL a. y o'clock nOon al the Merchants TX
change under the direction Of Controller ssper reso
luton Of tho Common Council, approved April %, 1871,
the following described property will be offered for sale
The story brick engine house and lot tho north side
OF Delaney between Aenstreet ard Orchard street. be-
lag Ia feet front and BY Is feet ineph. Terms on
sale Of The purchase and expenses Of
b. paid 10 the Controller the day Of sale, the
balance % per cent the delivery Of the deeds within
20 days here sfier. JOHN EVEN, Controller.
Controllers Ollie. June 10. 1917 jel2 tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

SUPPLIES OF MILK Tor The Aims House Depart
- -nrsesled proposals viii Do received ~ me Ion
OF he 18th inst for supplying for the use OF the Aims
House Department. such quantities. Of Pure MIX a. NAV
july next aud be subject u such examination and In
specOn The ComDisoner may direct, aud TO meet hs
approval ia every respect Bonds the penal OF Que
third the estimated amount OF the contract with two sure
ues whose names with their assent In writing at the tine
OF Masking the offer. will be required
NJ. LEONARD, Commissioner.
Omce u Comm ssioner Of Aims House,(
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Day Lice
kSrks>.uzi~ lhanv and informed late places
sT- AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,

.kSaf63Sks -Neuish sao rsh t lsnunns !" r We
Cortlsn -, lPeeiskiu,l West Point Cod
Spring and Cornwall The Steamer T HOMAS POWELL
Capt saul Johnson will leave the pier foot OF Wsrrenl
sor the shove psces every afternoon Sundays exespst
cotnmen cing April TO- At O'Clock Returning, viii leave
wburgh every morning At O'Clock Il. h. All baggage
and freg OF every description bank bills or specie pot
on board OF this he the risk OF the nere>
or unsss entered the book OF The boa, eceipsd os
alH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

Oof the Shareholders Of the OniOnaSon Mining Compa
nyNoteei Ia hereby given that special meeting OF ihe
shar.holders 81 the Onopagon hinng Company VIII De
held st The Michigan Exchange. In The CITY o D-o on
"Wednesday tho 3oth Of June instant al 10 O'Clock A. ~
full report will be presented OF all the operations OF lne
Company to that date and election OF trustees 10 MI
spy vacsucy that may have occurred
The shsrebolders are requested 10 attend New certh
Gates will be delivered of the stock paid under the organ
irst,oa under .he Act enlited Act ~ regulate pr
ysts Associations and Partnerships"
,la 2w j. r. Ebert, Sec'y and Treas'r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

az FOX vi KsT kArk Peach Orchard Nut Coal,
~ for eaS,asa T. BENJAMIN. a6 rrsnklin-sl
Dealers Supplied very low. coal yard 10 let aud hx
sarss for sae SO ions coal wanted on storage ~ ow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

L pfeior OF dupont Hyars Patent ana the other pa
tents the production OF these elastic and most com
Portable Boots and Shoes, has completed his arrangement
for The disposuon the Pa,eui and the Introduction OF
ths invention the cuzens Of NewIofk, and now gives
notice that persons and firms hose names are append
ed are licensed and ai othef persons are authorized
10 and vsnd the Congress Boots and shoes
IN Nrw-York City. ANY other estsblishmenss that In fn
mn, rish. will added this list and published
unRAEF VI DAY asaigoee of
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NIRk AMI TuIEF PROOF sAFKs-The . ub.

hlLLl.kk,s AGENCY .-ohce IN brosa-sI Ne-
II York-fhe mescrbey oden hs services Agent foi
hers, In the selection and purchase " MIL stones, Boil
lag Coth Screens, Belng Nc and for all other ARTICLES
used In The construction running OF Steam Wsiof
Mts Win also furnish information plans for their
structop and for the building Of the upon
abe moss approved method
WIN also set Agent for raienlces FOR oil msehines
connected with milling.
All commuuca sons, post paid. addressed TO J. PAYNE
~ Brcsd-sl N-w-fors, OF Brooklyn City Mile sroos
Ign, L. L. -
sroohlvn Cisv Mis- let March. 1871. ms pswH
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aus fhtrnt, - OOtllhflu ~.
Ill. Walsh Il Brothers, Sam.
J. Wetstein. IL Hudson-sL
VIM. Lane, II BsyRrd-sL
VIM. Weed, 80 Bowery.
Chss. Osborn, 45lt 0rsnd-st
John n. Fowler, SIS Second.
Daniel Cronin, Agent, IS
Nasssu.st
Joseph Quick. cor. Broad
way and Wall-si.
John Conrad, 8 Ann-st
Samuel q. Acton, 69S Broad
way.
lGeotge Conrad, n Mer-
| chants Exchange.
fulton.st and w. l.. Whiting,
lhorized TO make or vend the
III. II. d.
t.yI
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by ORDER Of Hon. John w. Edmouds, Judge Of the
ID First Circuit notice 70 hereby given, pursuant 70 the
provisions Of the statute authorizing attachments against
absconding concealed and nonresident Debtors thai
attachment has issued against the essts Of John Andrews
q resident Of Beyille NswJersey and that the will
be sod FOR the payment Of hs debts unless he appear and
discharge such attachment according law within nine
mOuIhs from Ihe first publication Of this notice and thai
the payment Of any debis due 10 him and the deYery 10
him or Tor his use u any properly belonging him and
the transfer II any property by him forbidden By law
and arc yod.-Dsied the 7lh day Of December 1916
DANA, Woodbury. LEONARD
Attorneys for Attaching Creditor,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

LNOK sALk--A Select English and Commereisl
School, pleasantly situated In the City OF Srookyn.
Tho schools 10 aoorishing condition good furniture
Ac Thirty doars per month clear Of expenses has been
realized during the heo years past For farther psuea
lsrsinqalre Of Randolph 2ss GOdst Brooklyn, between
and clock p. NJ ie.l ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-22

IDOUND HlLl< Whter-turr nc
klRound Hin Water Cure Es,abishIneni WIN one nun
arss and every requisite for the comfort and
mod alton OF patients 10 In successful operation win
an sbund supply 81 ,pnng wsier with which oil
he various baths are supplied. Patients will bs supplied
from the eslsb with every article Tor packing &C
The general terms are SlO week; varying, however
According to circumstances and the accommodations re-
oured Accessible by railroad from the North, South,
East or West SAMUEL WHltMAkSh.
Dr. T. 4. DENNISTON
Dr. J. A. CUMMINGS
sI...,h...,,~. a., "a 1917 iefOS sn
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lhChamoefsst has constantly Ia operation al Improves
magnetic apparatus by means Of which powerful cur
rrnt Of electricity b. adnisered without causing the
slightest pain % 10 he patient Dr. A. hss been
for many yess very successful In his treatment OF The fol-
lowing diseases Paralysis rheumatism govt dyspepsia
sr OF the joiuts. lumhsgo, epepsy sdec
Ious general debility and many other and chtonic
eompnts Dr. A. would farther observe hat the ssvan-
Nc and should always be Administered under The direction
OF medically educated person az In some aasms,ory
eases much injury has been doue through Ignorance Of It's
nature. Charge for application and advice 50 cents.
40 n@
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19
The Campaign.

All eyes viii shortly be directed upon the
sea coast Of Mexico, where the cloud Of war
is rapidly concentrating.
Il Is obvious flom the note Of preparation
10 every quarter, that great blow il shorts
IL to Be struck, and there Is no doubt The
stosm, 10 The FIRST instance, is to burst on
the city and castle Of Vera Cruz, whatever
may The subsequent destination Of The large
force Rhich viii be employed for the pur-
pose. 81 the Olterior views Of the Governs
met Santa Anna no doubt has alarge force
at San Luis repolt says b, 900 nen-but
which We think must be exaggerated. Under
the idea thai Gen, Taylor intended ID ct.
vance q Tie capital 81 that route, Santa
Anna bed b inlenlion d leaving hispresenl
posilioh, but would have aaited l0T lsallael
there with Gil Tie advantages and contin.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-19

genCles I'M his favor ben h0WeVerst he i
ends such ali idea, II ever entertained, bad /
been abandoned, and tslat eFa Cruz Ii nov
tle grand object, il will b slscless sny Ions
ger 70 keep such q force there, and If IL II
u make Il aciitely avaiiabIe San.
a Anna will now probably attempt 70 reach
Che sea coast; unless the plan Of the enemy
il to abahden he Gulf shore entirely, and
only e. resist any attempt 10 penetrate into
the interior.
Phe troops that have recently embarked
from this port and those which are yet to 90
from hence, a. we'll Is those from Mobile
and the Atlantic ports, nil probably Ten>
devious at The Island Of Lobos, about forty
miles South Of TampicO, WherearTsngemeDs
have. foraoma time, been. making for The
purpose. Gen. Taylor viii move with bis
command from Victoria, and embarking at
Tampico, join the main body at Lobos,
where the whole expedition will be organs
zed, and every preparatory arrangement
completed, and the whole then proceed in
transports 70 Vera Cruz, or at Anton Liar
do, South Of ihatcity, and about half way TO
Alyarado and, once landed, we presume
There will be little doubt Of the capture OF
The city, as the force that will be under the
[orders Of Gen. Scott, win be from ID to 49,.
1000 Regulars and YolunteeFs.
Should Santa Anna have any idea Of at
tempting to relieVe Vera Cruz, he could on.
lly do 50 BY long and difficult march from
San Luis to the capital, a1d from thence b.
the regular road 10 Vera Cruz, as there ere
only two passes through the mountains b.
which he could reach the sea coast, the ont
by Victoria, and The other'by the road lead
| ing TO Tampico, but the latter is impracti
lcable for wheel carriages or artillery, anC
] both can be held by comparatively small
! force, should il be thought necessary or ad
visable 10 do so, during the operation
llagainst Vera Cruz.
The enemy appear TO, be fully aware tia
: the grand attack is to be made on Vera Cruz
! and indeed there Is no other point on tn
3 coast on which Gen. SCOTS large force ca
|, be diEected-we only regret that ithas bee
> so long deferred, as il has not oply afoFde
! them time to make better arrangements "a
7 defense. but the season is rapidly passin
away-We have as yet no intimation Whe
4 the volunteers from the Atlantic ports WOul
e probably embark, but we learn that all ii
. troops and supplies from this port, will
J. afoat in . very few days..
: So soon as Santa Anna learns that Ge
20 Taylor has left Victoria and moved toWar
10 Tampico, he will no doubt start south
c. waEds the capital, with the main body Of
IS a4iay gleaainl .nlrone qafKison a San u
e ia case Of the advance or Gen. Worth IL
lal Saltillo. A few weeks more and the adj
P lces from below will be of the highest Int,
a. est N. O. Bulletin.