Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-06-23

laIn the steamboat onihe sthsinsh, and
Twas afowned.e
| Caps Garlandls company of Rangers
ihass been dismissed tat sMatamoras, some
difficulty about mastering Sihem into lla
service havin occurred.
The voInnteerstar s:feturning from Gen.
I aylos great r.ipidily. Ere slhis he
ltisleft tWil ncat yaDy OF fsthesvolunteers under
|ihimsass 3 lena Eista.--P Picayune. e
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h Gen.s Hsrrefu and .Peace.-Most OF the
presses Df ihes Norlh,ewe perceive, are
Eb6Ddi1g strong gShopeasofaa speedy peace
with hleaIco. ON the5uppnsiiion that Gen.
IsHerrsra hasbeen elected President. We
are inclined, ourselves. to believe that bis
eleyation tothat important station (should
'sinhavesiakens place wiltin truth be a
happy salgary. llwilbe recollected that
General Herrera resigned the Presidency
|;oustbe 30thsofaD December, 1916. Previous
Itosthatiact he ihadisigGifed his willingness
IIoTeceiy6aa Minister ofpeace from the
United States, and sthe overthrow of his
government fby;aP Paredes is attributed TO
ithatlacsg sGhefe can hardiybe aques,ion
then yprasnmiDg Herrera's sentiments 10
bave undefgone GO change that Gen.
SCOTS psopo Tor an amicabls adjust.
ment of5ali difficulties abetween The TWO
|,nalionsf NpGftlireceiye consideration, and
that endppce obtained. diplomacy would
soon seltlefbe.wbole.ma,ter.
The Correspondent Of the Baltimore
Clippes scpnmeuling on The views which
sugg gesie1sthis,a article. says -
..Itis fprIhe Mexicans to choose wheth-
err they .preferGcDntiuued hos.iliries As
iMr.TlBgersoIlf lfsaid, we can buy, if we
cannot conquer aipeace-he President
ofithesU ;yS;lates asked Congress for
TWO. .andaferwards. three millions 10 assist
a boundary Scott has the army; Trist
the money and sin view of present cir
cumslsnces weanay almost begin to clear
our lamp sand candlesticks, and prepare
to illnninatetfie advent of peace!!"
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i Ldferyfr frl.HV Verat Cruz.-By the steam
ship Fanny at5New4 Orleans, 10 the short
runoflnipeiy.two hours to The Balize, we
haye the Vera Cruz american Eagle Of
the: 9lhainstasgIt contains no later in,eli.
lsence from ,hesarmy Of Gen. Scott. We
regret ios perceive that The yellow fever, al
Vera Cruz is, on the increase. 1t is stated
taken with it,. apply i'm
mediatelys for3mediGal advice, they CAT, in
most cases bs successfully treated. But
the habits stof the majority exposed 10 its
;aliacksynres not calculated to keep it of,
aud consequently its victims must continue
to be numerous: Tho hea, at Vera Cruz
was intense. The Eagle says that for ten
days the thermomelerranged from 81 to
/ 90 Edegsday landf6ight. Aslarge rain,was
TO leayes p ueblaion the 5th inst,, in charge
oEamaif and about 100000 in specie
The escort 10 consispof large force Of SOL
diery, aBbnFS0 90 0fmen.-Eue. Neaos,
Front pueaidn dn-Tbe Yucatan schr.
Carmen arrived atNew Orleans on FRI
day. lasts from Eaguna, whence she sailed
onsihe 2d insrs Her arrival lis the best
tf,5a relatioos ow existing
alfat coentfyc aud ours. A COM
oflsans has received
ia slettef:by this arrival; which states That
three cornnisssi sionsrs appointed by Com.
Perry had sgisfa factorily arranged with the
authorities ~ Ydcatan for The aeutrality
oflhat coantry.-Char. Courier:
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s Gen. IdSsilor's Head Quariers.--The
N. o. National ! says there is nothing
about Gen, Ta5lor's Head Quarters 70
disinguishsilsf from any other encampment
ifthere is excepted place of brown low
CLOTH that hasfheen most ingeniously fixed
up as an awning n; the rear. of his tent,
-in The shade, Or that his boy Tom has
erectedirfor his own personal comfort, is
not perfectly plain.
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BeareT9f Dispatches a. II; Saun-
ders lot Virginia, arrived to-day by the