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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-15
The PilIo,x Rusiness.

Cry OF MEXICO, Oct. %, l647-
The Leonidas" " letter continues TO be the subject
of remark and speculation. Gen. Pillow has denied
acknowledge OF the letter its author and says dis
nctly that he had no hand in the precious document
but at the same time he does not provoke inquiry
into the matter If 1t could be brought before court
you would read some rich tcstimony-testimony
which would prove that the substance OF the letter
personal encounter and all, was the common talk
at Mixcoac three weeks or month before II retur-
nep to this place in print As 1t is am much
mistaken if you do not ere long read letters in some
OF our Journals at home that will cause sensation
aud open the eyes of the people to their utmost
width.
Let me ask one or two questions How is it that
Gems. Quitman, Shields and Smith, all appointed
about the same time with Gen. Pillow, get along
smoothly, to homely phrase, whilst he, Pillow,
is eternally involving himself in difficulties How
Is it that the first mentioned officers are popular
with the entire army and country, and that their
conduct has been made the subject of public and
general approval whilst the reputation OF the latter
is but equivocal even among his best friends, and
he has lost all cast with nne-tenths Of the army II
not the country? How is il that Gems Pierce and
Cadwalader have won the good opinions OF all
whilst the great Gen. Pillow has made himself as II
were the laughing stock of the armyl repeat,
why is all thisl 1t is because the latter has the
vanity to believe himself great and most astoun-
ding military genius and the impndence to trumpet
his own exploits il is because he has grasping
ambition and dishonest one-an ambition which
diligently seekelh to build reputation for himself
even at the expense of others It is because he has
had the efirontery, time and again, to poster not
only his officers but editors with stories of his
prowess and with bold requests that they might
assist in spreading his deeds before the world IN
short is because he has restless and feverish de-
sire and craving after all the honors of campaign
which has shed such lustre upon arms, with the
insuicrabe weakness to believe that he is deserving
OF them. must acknowledge that for one Thought
that the man was used little harshly for his con-
duct in the Cerro Gordo business, but his antics
here in the face of the army have done away with all
favorable and mitigating impressions. will now
close by repeating that you will see letters in some
of our papers at home or am much mistaken,
which will expose the whole matter in way that
will astonish all
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From the 81. Louis Republican.
Com, Stockton and the California EIped

Com. Stockton speaks unreservedly of his public
course In California. 1t will be seen by commune
cation which he has addressed to us, and Which we
publish below that he claimed for himself the office
of COMMANDMENTS of the forces.p taking issue
on this question with writer in the california"
newspaper, who had spoken of Gen. Koarny in this
relation In regard to this publication and the re.
ply of Com. Stockton, 1t is explained to us, that the
letter from Com. Stockton was sent to the press be-
fore Gen. Kearnys departure from California that il
was withheld from the public by the editor, on the
representation of Gen. Kearny; that afterwards and
when that officer had left the country it was propos-
ed by the editor that the letter should appear in his
columns but that Com. Stockton would not yield to
this suggestion, and that II was after he had left for
the states and IN opposition to his DESIRE that the
Com. Stockton, In the conquest of California, act
ed upon his own responsibility. He claims that this
was accomplished before the arrival Of Gen. Kearny
and this being the ase that the conditional powers
vested in Gen. Kearny were imperative and that he
had no authority to act as "commander-in-chlef" in
California. He assumes that Gen. Kearny, on his
arrival at San Diego, did acknowledge him as com
mander-in-chef, and Offered bis services aid
That, after the arrival Of Gen. Kearny at San Diego
Com. Stockton repeatedly proHered him the com
mand Of the expedition against Los Angeles, which
Gen. Kearny declined, preferring to serve as second
in command to Com. Stockton. That during the
expedition In the battle OF San Gabrielle and for
era days after their arrival in tho city Of Los Angc-
los, Gen. Kearny continued to recognise TIE Com
modore us commnnder-in-chief 1t is even stated
that Gen Kearny by letter. requested the permission
of the Commodore, as commander-in-chief TO en-
ploy portion Of the troops on particular duty
Some days following this Gen. Kearny set up the
claim Of being himself the Military and Civil Com
mander of the CALIFORNIA;. In the correspondence
which followed, the Commodore denied his author-
ty, and suspended Gen. Keamy. He asserts that
the Government at Washington had sustained his
view of the powers nasmuch rs he had been recog-
missed as Commodore with the rank of major general
and that Of Gen. Kearny was only brigadier gene
raj
STEAMBOAT METEon Nov. 3, lS47.
TO The Editors Of The 81 Louis Republican;
SINS: have not yet seen the papers, but am in
formed that II has been stated In yours as well
other newspapers in the United States, that was
not "commander-nchief"o Of the United States forces
in California on the march from San Diego" to the
''Ciudad de los Angeles" In January last
The same attempt TO deprive me Of that RESPONSE
bty was made In California. My reply TO the editor
Of tho Californian whom Il turned out wns the
mere cats paw with the accompanying letter signed
by all the staff officers then In California settled the
matter there,
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8 hip Nems 8.
PORT OF wAsnINoros, sovrMpra is, ls47

Schr Gen. Zachary Taylor, Ezekiel Jones master.
freight to the city. $3.50
, Sch Liberty, James Cooper, master, coal, to John
Purdy--Havre de Grace. 800
Sen VIM Henry, Patrick ONeal master, coal TO
Wm. f. Stubbs-P Philadelphia.
=, sch olive Hiram Hardwick master, wood, TO G..
sen Com Conner, james Skeggs master lumber
to John Purdy--Port Deposite
Sch 3 MITCHELL Levin Wheatlev master l,rohor
to Lehman u Bro.--Port Deposite ''s'
Sch Port Deposite Edward Pennington master
Sch Maryland, Charles Lee maste poI I"mher 70
Fugitt-Port Deposite. :.
Sch George Bartell, John Myers master, lumber.
70 y. ward q Son--Port Deposite.
Steamer Columbia, George Guyther master, iner-
chandize to the Observation-Disclosures.
Essz g1ia CANAL TRADE, 60, g:.;;s
Canal boat Lion wood, j. Hill.
Henry Clay, wood, W. Warder
Ellen, wood, H. Halslip =.
y Captain Walker, wool, H. b. Thorn
Sea Gull wood, j. u. Boone
j. Forrest, wood, not sold.
PORT OF aEoRoErowN, NOVEMBER Is, ls47.
ARRIVED.
Schr Lion, Baker, Boston, mdze for the Distric,
sen New Haven, Alley, wood.
Sth mary Wheeden, Dickson, wood.
sch h inea Caroline Eyenman, wood.
sen Veto, Justice wood. astl tat esal,
/. H.
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49, Metropolitan Ciub-Attention,-.h
VIZ special meeting Of the Club will be held al Cermnn
Hall, this (MONDAY) evening, at 7 O'Clock
by order Of the Captain: -45
nov i5-l' VIM a. NEWTON, Secretary.
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now send the same papers TO you, and request
that Won will publish Them in the hope that they will
produce the same result here. N1a
My respect for The Government and the people Of
the United States will not permit TO characterize
such unworthy attempts in the they deserve;
but those who have been guilty of Misrepresentation
will not go nnwhlpped Justice. have been forced
and ii II should so be- that the measurements by
which the second in command has been converted
into. Commanders have not arisen from
any "malus animus" but simply from confusion q
iteas the field of battle--nevertheless will be ex-
cused for having written this letter without further
information on tho subject because wish that the
people of Missouri, who have treated me with so
much consideration and Kindness should be inform
cd that have nailed one falsehoOd to the counter
and that intend to back up all have said writ
ten, or that others have said written by my autho-
rity.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Notice.

H. persons interested ate hereby notified
ihnt will apply to the honorable Probate
court oi Hampstead county. IN the State Of Ar
kansas, at the April term thereof, A. ID. lsi7, for
an order to sc the following described real estate
belonging TO the estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec.
10 wits Tho east half Of the southwest quarter, and
the south-casl quarter Of the northwest quarter
of section four; the east half Of the northwest
quarter nnd the east half Of he southwest quarter
oil section nine and also the east half Of the north
east quarter. and the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of sertiua seventeen. in town.
ship eleven, south Of range twenty-five west, con.
thinning in the whole according to survey 3g9 and
"a hundrsihs acres, subject to coed Of NOR. gage
executed to the Real Estate Bank of me State
Of Arkansas, dated 2Gth August, ls1,.
MARGARET MCDONALD, Admn
Of the estate Of SAMUEL Nc Donald dec.
March 3. l3l7-l5-iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

nesieae ara thfes g,neal officers and
twenty eelauoIs and commanders of baual
ions. Con Minla, il appears has n5t as
ysl realised Tho brilliant career Of which
ha considered his capture Of Mai, R1rland
an earnest. lie Nas ordered hY Santa
Anna 10 attack unl carry Sallillu during
the engagement at Bucna Vista. With
lhis ahIee, he malaa demunsulion against
lha toWn with 20d1 cavalry. Litui. Sho
yer, viii sixty msh anl laa sma. pieces
ofaHIiiery, went out To meet the valiant
dentlatanl at ona discharge OF Lia cannon
seal him and his arge lufsa to tie righ,
abaul in double qaiek lima,
In coaeluIiu. olf necessarily imperfect
sketch OF lha lrW details af the brilliant
deeds Of American NaIor paf.anucdal nue.
IN Nis,a-delaiis gathered dom a hlAy
conversation, we must be allowed II ex.
pres our satisfaction to lulIhal lhe aa,ic.
iaaliaus Va hava so oondlanly anl 81
frequently expressed Of the bravery and
efficiency ui uur volunteers, have been
nafe Than realised. bet thaae wha have
heretofore made an citizen soldiers the
thenp ol the.r r.bady aul rileu.r, be
i5fegtr hushel into sirnea BY Ihe unpur.
alIeird ga.lanIry aal glory which have con.
zfeHlrd IN Amnreln history tho blnuly
4e!l o. hzana N.sh.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
II gIIF QPITE or H1RY


Taei5 wa7 a flower OF heavenly dye,
Iha glory of the vala--
H. beauly ollafm'd thefnmptured eye
Its fragrance END the rlle
ButaoF, were is lhut lily formi
Tint brnl 10 every btee2el
IT'S leYell'd by the passing siofmi
And seatlerd are its ieayesi
uar biast hath snapVd Ii stem in tgau,
And slnppd il OF It's pride!
Thai tlawtr shall never bpOn again
To deek tie valleys SIDE,
Mary thou vert airar llawrr-
Thou ddsl thy beauly bloom
uh l9fst could not thy sisig power,
Have snatleli'd her from tho tomb
All mol she sunk as evenings ray
Sinks in tie rosy west;
While angels beekons her away
To mansions u the hlest
For tire shall low the honest tear,
For thee shall genius twlne
A iloRefy wrealI, TO deck thy bier
Aud olier at thy shrine.
Aud OR thy l1wly rfaa grown grave
shall bend tie willow tree.
Aud manmiul eyprrss Too shall waEet
In memory ai thee!
Long shall Thy beauty aud thy waftll
Proclaim thee kindly gwen,
4 gem 10 sparkle here un earth!
fafT to bloom In heaven!
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Ps1TrHH oI Pracr-Ite Washington CORES.
p1Iieui oi Che New York Journal OF commerce,
s.a-r, that U.r steamer Mississippi. carried out ll :
distinctions .i1m eng Government ip ghr able aud
.'r'0-.H United States Clu.ul in ihe cts Of
lKao. 90 B1rs, who :. sti.l employed i'lrre lH
m .aa1 of communication between the tHo Gov.
rmmeHiA
which conveys on Iis face, to The Mexican Gov.
suu ui ut oppression uf d d. rr, on che psI; ai
is American Clugei d, 20 ob,Ii1 "l aarriy ali
t5asfalfs lslst' VIII Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
DAVID n GREER
SfaT,igrg OF Sigfs.


R-r7lrsd bg fls G-nrrli lssrmllg Of tie State
n irllHsas, That they DO propose thu following
amendments 90 ihs constitution OF ih1 state, 10
Wt.
D. That thr guilled voters NJ oleh Judicial Gig.
eI' in ilg staie OF AIhinas shall elect their cir.
cII Judge.
2 Iuli iUs qualified ,oigu Of ssch Judicial
Circuit b.l.. elect tar.f Psys.cut,ag Attorneys for
aa slIte.
g. Iu1liaaq q-idsi voters Of each county shall
eject d roaa,y aud pr0hltc Judge.
o. That 100 member OF iho General Assembly
sIa b elected to any uiils, within thg giit Of lir
CutH AHrmHv, iHr.ag tae term laT which lee
slaIl have bosn elected
o. That thc General Assembly Of the State Of
Alklnsla shall not Be restricted as to the number
o' counties that shall compose Judicial circuit IL
ibis Stale,
C. That ua asclnd, third anl fourth sections
of thr c5uiitutou of ihr State of Arkansas, under
tit bead oi "Rryonur.' in the seventh Article
BE- repealed, and the following substituted in iis
place. Co U|l ~ property subject to taxation
sblu br taxed according TO value, which value
aha'l hf usorulin 10 the manner prescribed by
lbw, mikug the same Uniform and equal through.
ont the State. 80 one speeches ol property, from
which "a tls may b. collected, shall be- taxed
higher than ans other species %. properly ol equal
yluri Pf0riird, That tHe General Assembly
shall have power to tax uli houses aud lihsr n.
pfoyemrn,a, unl las an additional thg on lands
ior making roads, and totBN merchants, huwkru,
pcdcra, mud puyIlcgrs. in such manntl nH may
b, prescribed by law! Prorided, That The Gen
c0l Assembly shall have power by law to ailiK o
minimum valuation upon lands, below which they
alnIi uol b. assessed
Z, That the words "0Acapl Washington county,
which mly Boz reduced go els hundred square miles,
ufa lrss population shan would enui.e each county
10 o. mrmbof in Che House OF Representatives"
n the latter clause of tie 29ih section Of the lth
hH.co of th5 constitution, Do stricken out and
repealed. a. RUST, Spsa,r
Of ihs House Of Rcbs,
W. X SEBASTIAN,
PresidfHi Of The SeRaif.
Approved, Dec. g. 1876.
THOMAS s. DREW,
ls3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Il qsa.l b. fslsgaql jor l5s Pui,J4zgt Cos
WASHING rON ON nlf--f0RElGN
lfEHs--a.ARkEEs, a..
IMLLlILLIIIA Ml.IE.I.

lIEhs--15 AiihEts, ~.
pmtanlLpmA Muaeh23.
II Is currently fpollcd IN WasangIuu
thal lnc President MI NJ make aar. ap.
pa.umoafz tn ,la raol4 dgar GeuerlI.
ship, un.rsz 10 Is isui rsd certain =hy lhs
erruis oi lhe Wa that ID 81. continue .ul
an inlaaaIe loag a aoIums.
Ih1 mgst important item in lAa Foreign
uews are the condition n ihc Bus ui
England nd The Financial AIlairsai isau.e
ind Ag.iua. lhs amount ul GaIHu ,a
'he Bank Was re uteJ ,r1n sixteen mIIsJns
=EHI.Ing Ia twelve millions. and aI aHfss.
FfnpuU.uaaleIy contracted tue yaIaua Vi
plpar currency
1t d, believed, however, taal OWING latle
condition allas Aanfy Market, Tue Bans
eolii Iuse falr W.EIan, mlFe wiranai eaas.
~ s'r.au' embarrassment MgHeY wls
pieuly ia LauiluI III uaama
EnHee Hi Aaz.H1 a5s hlh Ia thH mar.
kala. Borrowers. Ihrif aua4ll Halgrls
baIb ,haa d iaae.#asy 81 Ke.cuus. Tue
French shows an expenditure OR r
eHH's 81 napIy aHa nuHaaz a tl#a&
I.arHazai-as|HHy condition q ri. b.
m1eai tIIt,rs, ez#I.e fF#e eHs aH= OIL q
2Hp .afHas Cu-Is All aaI#a m4I =sHsnss
> Itrn1afast merchants IA IAgr tuus.
Ell q. .aaHUs.
iusssamrf bliazs ,lfsaa fla.# ham lls
aIls, side .Hr lI#f auI gan. IUleu.s
aIa ul IL u.ras4Ih .uau IHs cause. tui
L eurHI much H@#aea mHs pr#s#Ht Tine
aIIrg uI lar,e ouI#fs. aui, ui caasa. i,H
e#HHI.tlIHuu. ihe l.a.uee.
far i.azIaa Tua=#HI ..is as.H z. Q. l..az zlsass
a. lHg hHk#aa wan
'fla aeaaaals pr.az..4.y laasIisa ia Ia COM
g. ui ig# I#aUaH H#I 4fa = HIlHH4e #Hl peH=
HIHkHg - I#I.g iHH#HIH Hl## iH8 II##Ia lIa.z
BHa have aHIs siui##I #TI. maz5HHs H lI# HIHfi.s
history ol ilH uII rs|L We aHs informed boo fr.
i-flirl d daFl'rls. Lsi Nkl-su u4ul.n l44a
offered uD m.U.sa.a.r o.uiagI.s ul Au ua4u
gl'of, aui H- c.uau.y beard 1i lgllsH 4irI
ry7'.is which lra u..ll bling enough % eIHaHf
fIr m's' fHrrpnE IHirrr ur of .'faYH aaHflllssy.
A 10 gtu 44'p mp'luts province, Iag.urai
of N0Iuui.am anutA- AI Huurrui l continent, auI
towns afr iahsu by AHy m.n auI .sl-a..i hy
l,r lai twenty, Boz i.ls most 90 a a.lrfam aaI
rslarrrtel Population, The amI ur west
aal o' thr cauifs a. gaaluri andu. occupation.
lr ai represented by ariaraH..s ahcI. aaal
hardly, Do g7leel'f4leI, make up uae ,lg.,.
division
Cansr,a nl d.rvri -4'I m.fli CO. IIie ra-
i.rPrs 2 general wI1 'lH covered Hs cml.r,'. d.
luus ufl such Impf.labit r.ay, aHd iHa dfs
magistrate of ilo repul.g appas's inumplll.h ia
i.n ulru' IH ufgsIul,a. f1r H.l.-.i H..i.laI ll.
SLATE. aH4 iHs grand distinction u. ..I r..-H.
SIDE Iy SD. with lh.s striking lir 1aues We
Cad % Hugguucrd tast lls most ruefeste ,laus
o. lH. Neiar. afr directed, hitherto $3.50 .ltH,aiu'ly,
t8 procure peace
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
DIssOLUTToN-

rB1llE firm Of MoaolS Is KELLY was dissolved
on the Sd ui., by mutual consent. Tic
bu-nesa shall 10 future DO conducted by Kelly
alone, who Is authorised to collect all debts dns
the iirm, and to pay such rs may have been con.
ttactsd for The nse Of the same.
=. II. MORGAN,
,, II. KELLY.
Nasbingon, March 10, iei7.i6
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
sII ReMaraI.

STOLEN from the stable Of II
II 49, tubscriber, on the night Of the sih
gy9 d inst, Sorel Horse. about l5I
- 80 hands high, ilax name and ,af
The manc hangs upon the lcii side Of his neek
and some small saddle marks upon his back, bad
no shoes on wnen he was taken The above 70.
ward will be given for the recovery Of The ao-r,
aud tiieen dollars more will be given upon coa
yioiion Of the thief WM CLARK
Clark's Ms, Feb. 9s. Isi7.la.aw
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
NOTICE.

lie public are hereby cautioned ae,ins, tad.
J. ng for or taking an assignment Of mol.
given by The undersigned 10 John McI.ain. for m,
sum Of ninety dollars and twenty-five cents. bc,,.
ing date 9TH December, 1916. as the consderstIou
for which i was given has wholly failed. and i
am determined not to pay the same unless com.
PEELED by law.
JONATHAN BLACK
March 9th, lsi7.l6.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
GrOcRrieRl

'hE subscriber is daily receiving a stock of
q Hfoseries, including Liquors and Wines Of
THE choicest brands, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Ci.
gars, Soap, Candles, Raisns, Honey. Cheese,
cutlery, Pepper, sarlncs, and variety Of other
articles too numerous for the limits of an adger.
tsemenli which, together with the stock Prev
iousy pn hand will comprise most Of the articles
usually found IN well selected Grocery
w, II KELLY
Washington, March 81. ls47. lG
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
Wlshin lOl Male and Female
) 8 MIMI RY.

VIII fecaHd sfson af this Institution vii
n eemmcnce on Wednesday the ith OF April
neat, aud continue I've months
HolRD ar INSTRUCTION.
/ Gapt IANta u. Com. Superintendent
phyaes, Ethics aud ioIIes Letlres
., Principal Of Female ptpaHmeai 10 be soon
urp'IaH
D Rev JAr E.coBB, Latin. Greek. Mathematics
g. AIa MAn Z. Coaa. llslrueiresz ia Female
Department.
Nj CLaaaa & Baiaar. do do.
TERHS or TUITION
To be paid hall In advance IN every instance TO
Mr. Iamts Gibson Treasurer Of The Hoard OF
InaIess Primary instruction. So 10. Common
English Branches. Sl6 On Full Course. S2a %;
NusIe aa thu Piano. S!1 ani on the Gniiar, $40:
ficaeH siN, Drawing aud Painting. SO. Board
NOM = TO 81 per m1nth. Pupils entering afiof
ilo commencement of the session will pay only
tar ihe Tine ol aIaIHg, bal ~ deduction made for
lot iIns ansr ehisuus. As THIS z a seIf.sus
a.nne Msiu..aas de Trustees masl inse upon
prompt payment ai lni1u fees Al applications
ior iHlsmaiIaa must be a. lfered posi- paid 10
TIE saHHnutfud
lie lWsicfk AXE gfeal pleasure in announcing
70 Ne public aud tie friends # ihe Seminary. tHai
they hzfe hapRig secured the safviess Of an ri.
hceai safp' Of Instructors. fully competent 10 the
lhpo iaii tack WhIrh they have aszumrd.
). I SANDERS. Ssafsiaru
Blifi Trustees
Washington Afs., March 20. lsli=i6.6w
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Gah Nal $ Brown hla bron nominated by dee
Wing Nl5o Couytntoa, as a cand.iltr lor Gov.
oruof 1i Tennessee.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
DlSSNI.ITION.

'Hb eopaHnefship heretofore existing between
Lawson d Collins aud David 3 swan, mcr-
chants aud partners, doing business under the style
Ahd hfm Of Collins Nswan. ia the town OF Fulton,
was dissolved on the 18th day Of December, A. u
loio' by The voluntary Withdrawal Of David $.
wan rom siid p'',nsfsip concern, and the bus.
o' .''o concern is to be settled by tho sub.
alona, aud ho Is not either as a partaeE or
,idis aually responsible for any debt contracted
~ tlc sud Swan In the name Of said concern ur
ia his own, that u David S. Swan, from the daIs
Of this dissolution
LAWSON II. COLLINS.
Dec. ~, isl6.-nh. l03m
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Ma. SsyLEs pLAN.--lhH j'u'un nrb
t.hr., with comm +1lal.on, an article rrm
French paper at Nrw lurt which puf.
poHs ,o pre, ut ilc plan of Sau.r, the l'r
senator lflm L1Hi,Ani. .1r .oii.ug u.tU
N'Aic1. Mr S1ar, . scn.. intended
lo have given lhe plan 'o ,bn s,urs iu aia
uc'ui sHrrth-hlri ui.
The -rhrmr is very unn.r % is 6ru,
tu c14cli imu MeIculIlat m.i hr. Iru.in.
n' bat not IN an uuIIynaY ,pluL We
a,c merely in in.is on oIr right ol con
quc-.--.bH awc ID. rluun. .ane..-lhs
rurwul oi events, Ne. Aud lp provo lU
Ar,.1Hl. uny Uur friendship ani iHttr,
n..t..uuHr ar-n n. lrHn#ul.ua aHu
%. .D Wr u,ril pulos ly aer lp iu..
pI, irr.oI lr tga io.u'ag wr take by
stealing lom lbF Wle Grp4b.Ie U Central
America urNl south col. Urf-lnl ll lts uu.
Iyal,ng 10 iFfo iu,t ogr nd' bahrI
upu lbr conception U bis r1InDs hlml
aud gup u. lUa D'mlepl And I.
-altmr Is rub0.sh,d sll ialor D., iiii.hr.
plr,eu.gd 10 tdc ai.-r 60. auedllDua.. Tell
us uou, uu taul Irrul u' 'JcArrsun. Madison
aud iIour1r, In which u'lbe resolution, Ut
'U- vc -bli, hni authority 10, tai, saham
uiunirrrll stealing h0'y alliance ol
national hWdml furthr prU step w.ii
tr to steal lun aanlIru indemnity Iau.
rul America, and ii, on through Grenada,
NmcNeIa Pcm, anl Dlu whole catalogue
cl helpless South American States 10 tho
straits 0i Terra ici fltso.-LJu. JJlr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
lRRIED.

On The l7t' uIl.. by the Rev, Mf RoFors, ions
W, llai, E,l., el Pennington, Mo. 10 Mss Ea.
A,IlNg foaroN, of Halle Ridge, Mo.
on Thursday, the slh of Apnl, by the Rev. John
Andeaan, sF. llenry kelly, OF Washington.
llcmpslsad county to Miss Virginia Francis, fourth
dnagiiet Of Dr. john II. eunlils, Of Spring I'm,
ilcmaHleal county, Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14
uPfER RED RIVER PACKET. :
Belle of.EIIinOis
z. .J0uNsnN, MAsfrR.

y = gWFT1 187FFff = II IFs
a sEU1D TiEuew, light draughi aud
Sss.,ZlA..ss fast running steamer Bells
.ssFs3s5 ss...fzfTZ IF Liiinois, vii ply regularly
during the SEASON. bHtween Shreveport and al
landings On unRef Red River She stands A No. /, A.,
with the Insurance Companies. aud her aeeom.
madaiiaaa afe not eseell5d BY any boat IN tho
trade
Futon, Jan. 2, lsl7.=7-if
Washington telegraph., 1847-04-14

Tug sorl.-.rhc soul OF man {. a
blidue uf God: lir hath laid ont tie
url.uIs uf uIs wisdom. peHrr and good.
ur.s 100 Dhi. noble .iIuamw. liz built 1t
l1r hihfaiiun orh.m.rIItodNc,i in. ami,
indeed. .1sh noble room. a- thn unis tni-
ing. w0. anuu.lrcuDus, ar, loJ good lUr
ans other 'o inhlhl. Bu .in haa tH
p.n ibr glirs o.iac ba,'oaal .ruY.. and
Def 100 the abominaion which mJaeu l.s.
ohlr. Ai lbu doors Of the sou. are barred
anI chajard up against Christ by 'glnr
ancc aud inGIrIiiy; lie seeks admission
n'o ihc soul ht made but unIelh none, A
iutclbIt eu'mucc he Wili ult make; bul
expects when the will shall bring Him the
key of The soul, aBto the rghuuI ownor
Rev. liz. 2O.-Elarsl.