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Later from Gen. Taylor.
TROOPS ORDERED TO VERA CRUZ

PsTsRsBURG, Sept. l3. IS47.
by the steamer Telegraph, at New Orleans.
we have accounts from the Brazos to the LIST
inst.
Gen Taylor has issued orders from Govern.
ment Withdrawing all the troops from his col
umn that can safely be spared The Ohio and
Indiana regiments under Gen Lime left on the
18Th, and the Massachusetts regiments, under
Cushing. was ordered to Brazos Island, there
TO embark Immediately fer Vera Cruz. Deas.
battery will nrc"mpany Gen, Cushing. Ilays's
Texan Rangers embark for the same drstna.
iion. Gen Taylor will then have remaining,
between Brazos and Buena Vista, 5,568 msn.
a letter from C.ralvo mentinns th. safety
Of Taylor and his detachment. which il was
supposed had been cut off Their escnp. was
miraculous; thirty were attacked aud captured
by Mexicans, near Ceralvo, hut were reiaken.
Farther accounts arc gwen Of attacks on
trains, some dozen in all
Several d1aihs from Yellow Fovar had oc.
cured at Brazos Fairfax, Of the Virginia
Regiment, died at Saltillo on the iI,h
A letter from Capt. John Butler says ho ar
rived at Camargo with "A train on tho 18th, re-
ported to Gen. Hopping, aud was ordered
thence to Micr.
The Interments in Ncw Orleans from Yo.
low Fever during ~ hours. ending 9th in
slant, were l23 deaths nj The Charity liospi.
tai al
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VermOnt-all right.

The Boston Atlas of yesterday contains the
fullest and, we think, the most correct sum
mary we have seen Of the returns Of the re
cent election in Vermont. The Wings have
decided majority in both Houses Of the
Legislature. The Senate il thus reported
in the Montpelier Exlra:- Whigs,lS; Locos,
10 Doubtful, 2. Wing majority, 6.
IN the House of Representatives. agreen.
bly to the revised statement of the Atlas, the
parties stand, Wings. l08 Locos, 70; Lib
erty. 10 (; No choice; 2 The House will
probably stand, when the five remaining towns
are heard from-Whigs, ITO Locos, 80
Liberty, 10.
when wc take into consideration.
says the Atlas, "the many dlstracting locu
issues. which were presented, and the apathy
which prevailed among the w higs. arising
from n feeling Of security, we think Vernon,
has done remarkably well. aud has vindicst
cd her right to the honorable title among the
Whig States of the Union, Of "THE STAR
THAT NEVER SETS" There is no choice o
Governor by the people.
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From SANTA Fc.

We have been permitted to examine n let.
pr from A. q Brown, OF Capt. Morin's Com.
lsny OF mounted volunteers, 10 his father.
ludge Roland Brown, Of this county, and dn-
ed Las Vegas, July y. ls47. Il contains
70 news later than Mr.. Mccnry brought. but
onhrms the same, with slight exceptions,
md gives list OF most OF the wounded ~
be grazing party I8 mines east of Taos 1; Mr..
srown. In relation to the battle, says:
81 have just heard sad news from our
company. eighteen miles east Of Taos
about 80 Of our men were there grazing
fhelr horses. They were attacked on the
morning of The 9th. about an hour before day,
by body of some 200 or 800 Indians. They
killed five OF Our men, and wounded nine
others. The names of the killed are /: Lieut..
Larkin. John A. Wright, John II. Owen,
George Kay ond William y. Mason: The
wounded are: DR.. Holland, who was shot
through the arm above the elbow A. G.
wilkinson, shot below the knee VIM. Sto.
Ty, wounded in the arm below the elbow
John White, shot through the hand and
Tour others, names not ascertaned. The
battle lasted two and half hours. Our men
at length received assistance from another
party Of grazers, which was three or four
miles OF st the CONNIE ncement Of the fight.
The loss Of the enemy is not known. They
drove of oil the horses, and took the camp
equiPage Of our party. They beat the boy .
back about one hundred yards, into hollow
where they would have killed them all in a
short time. it they had not received reinforce
men,s. Col, Wilcox left in pursuit Of the
Indians with one hundred men, on the 9Th
II 10 to be hoped that he will ovcrtake them
Mr.. Brown goes on to say in conclusion
that the MeAicaos will give our troops anolh'
er fight. This he has learned from the pris-
oners taken ut Las Vegas. Mr. d. further
says that they were then trying the prisoners,
who would either be hung or shot. Seven
Mexicans were killed and sixty taken prison.
crs at the s,orming Of Las Vegas on the 9Th
Of July.-Piate mo Argus.
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D Y Attn S,

In this town, on the 4th inst, James, only
child Of Mr. Michael Co,lrell.
In this town, on The 7lh inst, Caleb l.. only
son Of the late Capt. G. l.. Briggs aud Mary X
Briggs aged months.
In this town, on the !th inst, of Scarlet Fe
yer, Mary, daughter of John and Adeine Pike
aged years and 5 months.
In this town on Sunday morning last, Mis-
Mary &. Card, eldest daughter OF Mr.. William
Card, aged "a years.
In Tiveron, Sd inst, Mr. VIM. Almy, son o.
Dea. Thomas Almy. aged MIR. Isaac Gran
dali, aged 53.-5th Mrs. Mary, wife OF Mr.
Phineas 5. Pearson, aged Il.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening 81
inst, Mr.. Daliel Carpenter, IN the 42d year o
his age.
Al the Asylum, on the 9th inst Amos tht
son of Susan Pearce (colored) aged 10 months
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Camden for N York: Iioralio Amcs. Bliyen
Taunton for Rondout Henry Gibbs, Gibbs, N
Bedford for New. York.
Schrs James p Lock. -. Phla for Diph.
ton; BaIlo n, Nichols do for Salem; Atlantic
Yates, Bangor for Prov; Arciurns, Haskill
Phila for Boston Maria. Rayman. Oeraeoke
Tor Prov.
SATURDAY Sept, II.
Rrig Anawan, Swasey, fiom Prov.
Schrs. Gen Peavy, Parker, Whiting f. Prov
Science, Finney. Dighion for Sandwich
Sloop WIN l,Bunn, Gardner, Providence fo,
Hartford.
SUNDAY, Sent IL
Bark Emma, Marin, F River for Gardner.
Brlgs Josephine, Haily. Bristol for Antigua
Penelope, Mason, Prov for Picton Caharihe
Nichols, Nichols, Pictou for -; Maria
Knowllon, Dighton for Phila; Acaniih, Park
Pictou for River; Billow. Beekwonh, Prov
for Pictou.
Schrs DebannaiTe. L0ckhart, Piciou for Prov
Clinton, White, Warwick for Gardiner; L q
Thompson Putnam, Pictou for Providence.
Sloop Brunette, Smith. Prov for Norwich.j
MONDAY, Sept l3.
Brig Osceola, Parks, Pctou for Fall River.
TUESDAY, Sept IA.
Schr Volta IIuule, from Rondout.
Sloop Ann Holmes, Brown, from Albany.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-16

MAINE ELEcTIoN.-In consequence OF the
seve,o storm which Prevailed in this State
the greater part Of Monday. the I3lb, when
the election for State officers and to ill va
cancics in their Congressional delegation
was held. the entire vote through the State
is very reduced one. Tho Wings. as is
uniformly the case, on such occasions, are
the principal sufferers by the casualty.
Clapp (.ocoJ is unquestionably elected TO
Congress for the Cumberland District. IN
the 4h Congressional District, as plurality
at this trial elects, we have strong hopes OF
the election OF Morse tW.) The returns as
ye, are very meagre and imperfect. but so fa'
indicate ,ha, there is no election OF Governor
The Legislature, in all probability is, as
usual, loco foco.
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Wisconsin Election.
by Telegraph to the Tribune.

BUFFALO, Sept l3, IS47.
The news from Wisconsin is thus far mos,
cheering. Eigh, counties o-e hoa-d from
which give Tweedy, Whig Delegate, 77O
majority. Two years ago, they gave Mar
tin, Loco-Foco, SCI. Wing gain 1861.
Yours, A. NJ C.
Martins majority in The whole Territory
in as was bu, 833 so that if the Wings OF
the rest Of the Territory have hardly held
their own, Tweedy is elected. However,
Mr.. Il. lives in Milwaukee, and is best known
in the Eastern part of the Territory, so we
do not deem these returns decisive. though
we adhere to our uniform convection that
Moses NJ. Strong cannot get the votes of
majority Of the people of Wisconsn.-Ep.
TRIBUNE.
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DOSTON sEPT'R I6TH.-.FARNS-
I'D WORTH & SHAW have this dny re-
ceived and offer the same at the lowest market
prices, at No. IS MILK STREET, corner oI
Pearl.
German Cloths, plain and twllled,
Snperhne Cashmere, do.
New STYLES Fancy CaSslmeres.
Rich Plaid DoeskinS
Blue and Drab Beavers.
Sup Boiled Satin Nc>tlngS.
Extra Rich London do.
SIX Silk Serges.
Wove Plaid SalinetS.
Silk Warp Coburg Clo'hS.
Cotton do do do.
Silk and Cotton Warp Alpaca.
Mode Cold do.
Fancy Plaid do.
Rich Plaid MohairS.
Small Fig'd Cashmercs.
New Patterns Fancy dc LANES.
Mourning do
White Goods, in variety.
White Linens. all qualities
London Prints.
Alpaca Hosiery, blk and cold.
IldklS, Gloves, Crayalsi &c sc.
Sept III 26
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At a meeting Of the Committee OF arrange
ments, from Ocean Lodge No. s. and r. |
Lodge, No IL, for the late celebration in this
town, holden on the lilh inst. the following
resolutions were unani mously adopted -
Resolved, that the thanks be presented
t., the second Baptist Society in this town,
for the very kind use Of their Church ed6ce,
on the 9Th inst, on the occasion of the celebra-
lon of the order.
Resolved, also that our thanks be presented Ia
the members of the Choir, who discoursed such
excellent music to us hat day, and thereby ad-
ded so much TO the interest Of the ceremonies.
Resolved, that the above resolutions be pub
ished in the Herald of The Times, and Daily
News. For the Committee,
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jr, Secretary.
Sept I6.
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A MARINE LIST. A.
YO0P Oq S39E2PO0Ho
ARRIVED.

TnURSD AY Sept 9
ing'on.
Schrs. Rebecca Wilson, Prov for Albany
Oscar Coles, Tower, Norfolk for Prov Melat-
lick, Pennington, ThomaSon for do.
FRIDAY Sept 10.
Bark Huluca. Emery 7 River Tor Pictou.
Brig Nnheroy, Randall do for do.
schr'S Frank, Waller, N Haven for Boston
Sarah Matilda, Collins, Phila Tor do; George
Washington, Read, do for + River; Ann A
Parker Small, do for Boston Joseph Turner
Ames, Prov for Bal Lagrange, Champhn
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Notice..

The Central Baptist Church having compile ted the
repairs on their house OF worship, will hold religious
exercises In the same Thursday next the 23d inst
The exercises will commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
sermon by Rev Henry Jackson. Pastor of The Chnrch
Rev. Mr. Smith aud Rev. DIR. Choules are expected 10
be present aud take part in the exercises. -
The Rev. clergy and the citizens generally oi New-
port respectfully invited To attend on the occnsn
The Rev A. H. Dumont is expected to deliver dis
course In the evening suited to the occasion OF reopen
ing the house.
In the aftrnoon OF the same day, the Pews in saiu
house, will he leased nj auction.
For aud in behalf Of the Committee.
r. LAKE, Chairman.
ID. &. DENIIAM Sec'y.
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DaowsED.-Two meg, father and son,
were drowned at Patterson. N. J. on the 9Th
inst. They had some Disagreement, and the
father attacked the son. The latter escaped
and attempted to ford tho river. The former
pursued, and getting beyond their depth both
w.rs drowned as neither could swim.
Noriers Of Dr.rus AsD MaRRiAors are a.
all times inserted in ths Herald free ofchargo
Those interested will confer favor upon us
by handing us notice. Of these events.
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HERALD AND RHODEANDER THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6 847

Capt sprague, Sd Infantry, severely.
Capt. Ross, 9TH Infantry, severely.
Capt. J. II. Smith, Cd Infantry, severely.
Capt. Chapman, 9th Infantry, slightly,
Capt. Johnson, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Capt. Holden, 18th Infantry, slightly.
Capt. Hathaway, Sd Artillery, slightly.
Capt Hoffman, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut. Schuyler Hamilton, lst Infantry, at
tached to Gen. Scots staff, severely.
Lieut. Holloway, 9Th Infantry, attached Il
Smiths Light Battalion, severely.
Lieut.. Bacon, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut. Calender, Ordnance, but command
ing lIowitzer Battery, severely.
Lieut.. Herman Thorn, Sd Dragons.
Lieut. Henderson, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Hunderdt, 9th Infantry severely.
Lieut.. Boyton, lst Artillery, attached 4
Taylor's Battery slightly.
Lieut.. Lorimer Graham, acting with Is
Dragons, severely.
Lieut.. Van Buren,, Rifles, slightly
Lieut.. Martin, lst Artillery, right arm sho
off
Lieut.. Goodlac, 18th Infantry; mortally.
Lieut.. Farrelly, 9th Infantry, attached t
Smiths light Battery, severely.
Lieut.. Lugen Bell, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut's. Bee and Chandler, Sd Infantry
slightly.
Lieut. IoVeii, "a Infantry, shghtly.
Lieut.. Hollins, 4th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Tilden, I'd Infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Newman, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Gardiner, 2d infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Hayden, I'd Infantry. slightly,
Lieut.. Sprague, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Palmer, 9th Infantry, severely.
Lieut.. Bucknor, 9th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Cram, 9th Infantry, slightly
Lieut.. Simkn, 18th Infantry, slightly.
Lieut.. Petcrnell, 18th Infantry, slightly
Lieut. Bennett, 18th Infantry.
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Col. Burnett, 9TH Regiment.
Capt. Fairchild, slightly,
Capt. Dickman, severely.
Lieut. Keening, slightly.
Lieut. Cooper, severely
Lieut. McCabe, slightly.
Lieut.. Potter, slightly.
Lieut.. Griffin, slightly
Lieut.. Malanowsky, slightly.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Col. Dickenson, severely.
Capt. James ID. Blanding, slightly
Adj, Canley, severely.
Lieut.. Lamptor, slightly
Capt. X. s. Moffat, slightly.
Lieut.. X. S. Bellings
Lieut.. J. II. Clark, dangerously
Lieut.. J. w. Steen, slightly
Lieut.. j. r Davis, slightly.
Capt. w. Desendure, slightly.
Lieut. James Abney, seriously.
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CEPT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is. a

NEPT. Is, ISi1.-FARNsWoR n
- SHAW have received IN Store -
Cases Corded Cashmere, new and rich styles
do Mohair ChangcahleS, DE LaincS.
do Fancy Plaid Mohalr Oregons.
do Colured Silk Warp LyoncSe Cloths.
do Drab and Mode AlpaccaS.
do Black, \ w AlpaccaS, oil qualities
do Mode ard Drab CoburghS, assorted.
do Silk Warp Ombre Shaded hlpaccas
do CircaSsian striped AlpaccaS
do EarSton GinghamS English Prints.
do Alpaca ColdlioSicry. white cotton do
do New STYLES of ShawlS aud NeSlingS
&c. &c which with a full assortment of Amer
lean Cloths, CaS>imerc>, SalinclS, Prints, Nc
BE-. they offer for sale NJ g. Milk, corner o.
Pearl street Boston, sep, lj-.6w26.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Reported for the Boston
Monday. Sept. IL, l8l7.

AT Market 1900 Beef Cattle. 1880 Stores
1850 Sheep and 1900 Swine. Several buudret
Beef and Stores unsod
Pnces-Beef Catle-The'p prices OF last week
weIe hardly sus,ained-extraS So 25a 6 81 frs
quality 80 So second So 5 25 third s.
"a S.
Stores-Two year old Sl2 500 three yeal
old SlSa s32.
Shoop-Sales at l5O I62 I,ss, So, 25 and
,262
Swne-Smol lots TO peddle, more than hal
Barrows, a "a, 47-5 and SC old Hogs4 Ia, 4,
~ and Abs. AT retail rom to q he.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-16

STEAMER MAssAcuusETTs-Whil the Mas
sachusett. was passing through Iiurgate, on
her passage to New York, on Wednesday Of
last week, one Of the exhaustng pipes To one
Of her engines gave out aud she proceeded TO
New York with one engine. The Rhode Is
land has taken her place, and we understand
is 10 tun the remainder Of the season.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-16

| An ExcURsioH steamer Argo. made u
pleasure excursion to this town, on Tuesday,
from Warren, bringing down large number
of children. belonging to the Methodist Sab
! bath school in that town.
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MAHHlAGLHS>

IN this town, on the 9Th inst, by the Rev Mr..
Smith, Mr. Edward Mason to Miss Laura ID.
daughter Of the late Robert d. Lawtcn, all OF
this town.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-16

FIREA AND Loss OF LirE.-The dwelling house
Of Majo Samuel George Of Seabrook, Mass ,
was destroyed by fire on the 9th inst, and
widow Jane Dow, his house-keeper, perishsd
i'm the flames.
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MEMORA

for Cork, was spoken Aug 23d lat Il 20, Ion ~
Bark America, Smiley, arr at York 9Ih
inst with 500 bbs oil.
Brig Good Hope Smith, was at Ponce 2ilh
ut. for Baltimore, , days.
sch'r Geo. Engs, Smart, cid at! Phila 10Th
inst for Weymouth.
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sroLrs LETTERS RrcovERED.-Thc letters
which were stolen from tho Northampton
post Office some time since, were found Oh
Frida, Inst in Northampton meadows. The
letters were all opened and r,hed Of all mon
ey. But draft Of Baker n D.lano, Of $lI0,
wns loft.
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NEW SHAWLS for the fall in great varie
IN ly, comprising long and square all woo
Casbineres, long and square Brochc, long and
square French and Highland plaid Nc., all o.
which are offered for sale cheap by
Sept 1926 JOHN u. JOUVETT,
ll3 Thames Street.
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Ncw 1opertisrmrnts.

The EXTENSIVE circulation which the U",~ii
Of The Times enjoys in this town and vicinity,
renders it a valuable medium for advertising
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ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITEKs.-T True r.
Young, who was lately tried for passing
counterfeit bills and acquitted by an abb,
was arrested in Boston on Thursday, by Mr.
Tukey, City Marshal, in the act OF passing
spurious bills. He confessed who were his
confederates and Mr.. Tukey, coming on here
succeeded, with the aid Of the Chief Of Po'
lice in arresting Hannibal Bonney OF Will
ismsburg, his brother, Horace Bonney, Sci
den Bralnard and Thomas L. Brainard, for
merly of Boston) Produce and Commission
Brokers, Of 81 Wall street, and Leonard
Ainsworlh.
Hannibal Bonney was arrested at his own
house in Williamsburg, while in :hr act oI
preparing counterfeit bills. nearly $4,000 o
which, together with several plates were Ia.
ken possession of. Meanwhile Mr.. SelJer
Breinard came in and was arrested. Ills
son was arrested at their Office. 81 Wal
street, where were also found about $4,000
in spurious bills, thus making nearly $4,000
of counterfeit money which have been pre-.
vented from passing into circulation by the
timely and able exertions Of Marshal Tukey
and those who assisted him Ainswor,
having passed a counterfeit quarter eagle
wus committed by the United States authori-
ties in default Of $4,000 bail.
.NtU York Courier and Enquirer