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Democratic banner., 1847-03-29

WRlrE IT IN GoLD.-"The great compre-
sensive TRUTHS" says President Quincy,
written in letters of living light on every
page of our history are these. Human hap
.piness has no perfect security but freedom;
freedom, none but virtue; virtue, none but
knowledge; and neither freedom, nor viz
tue, nor knowledge. has any vigor or i'm
mortal hope except in the principles Of the
Christian faith, and in the sanctions of the
Christian religion"
Democratic banner., 1847-03-29
"! uterey, Mexico, Feb.2l, 1884,

Eds. Dr4u-Icsu.r!ay an express arrIv-
I'd at this place from General Taylot's camp
at Auea Nn-va, 20 miles beyond SaltilIo,
stating that Santa Anna and his army were
in force about 80 miles in hist Gen. Taylor's)
front. Tie purpose Of the express was,
that Capt. Prentiss' company OF U.S. Ar
~tillery should march up from this place to
ioin him at once, and to take up heavy ord
Idance-and much to the credit Of that off,
Ger, he was on the road in q very short time.
Two ls Founders, and 4 guns of a smaller
calibre. were taken up. Gen. Marshall left
this morning for Saltillo. The speculations
here are, that Gen. Taylor will be fully
able, with the small force now with him, to
maintain his position against any attack
from the enemy. Should Santa Anna be i'll
such force as IS represented, General Tay-
lor can fall back on Saltillo; and if driven
back from there, he can retreat to Monte
rev, where he will be secure. From VIVA
can hear, old Rough and Ready says,
eff Santa Anna has the temerity to attach
me, / will give him battle" 5000 cavalry
are reported 10 be 30 miles distant from
the eity. on the road towards Victoria, com
ling this way. We have here the LIST regi'
ment Ohio volunteers, and the LIST Regi
ment Kentucky, and about one company o
kentucky Cavalry-no Regulars
, In the event of Gen. Taylor being drlv'
en- back on Monterey, it is understood tina
all the forces will retire into the black OF
from which posi- ion we will nave command
= of the town.. Provisions, ammunition' WOOD
-&c., are being sent to the fort in great a
bundance-in fact, all Government proper
ty has been removed there. II the enem
come to Monterey in force. the city mus
saT into their hands, for the present fore
cannot hold II. From the Black Fort, wit
our heavy pieces Of artillery we can oa'
t. ter the city down, or at least make 'hs enC
Democratic banner., 1847-03-29

Eds. DeHa-Enclosed you will find the
copy of a letter received last evening from
|Camargo. Gen. Taylor has called for all the
troops that can be spared from below
The ed and Sd Ohio and LIST Indiana regi-
ments are to proceed, Immediately upon
the arrival of the new volunteer regiments,
to Monterey, the latter to relieve the for
mer. All vigilance is required Of command
ers of regiments in the march from Camnr-
100, ar;l wagons to be packed at night ia
guard against The enemy Yours n, D
Democratic banner., 1847-03-29

A HANDsoME CoMPLIMENr.-A young
lady who had not received as much attsn-
ltion from the beaux as her female associates,
said to her lover, 81 told them l would
wait until the chaf had blown of, and then
I would pick up the wheat"
Won't Prince Albert feel bad when be
learns that Gen. Taylor has got his arm
round Victoria? We shouldn't wonder.
Miss Julia Long, of Indiana. recently
went before a magistrate to get married;
the Squire, who is rather absent, when 60
ing through the ceremony, said, "Julian
Longs not your name Julian Loug?"-
swell, SQUIRE" said the. interesting Julia,
in reply, SIT ain'tnothihg shorter, but it
won't be so long"
Democratic banner., 1847-03-29

lance Delow Matanloros on It's way up
This regiment and six companies Of the
Virginia regiment, under Lieut.. Col. RAN
.dolph, which arrived at Camargo the day !
left that place, are the only volunteer regi-
ments arrived on the Rio Grandc, all the
other regiments that had arrived having
been sent below 10 Lobos. From wha.
source Gen. Taylor isto expect relief it is
impossible to say. Every soldier, ssd h
fact double or thrice the number that now
Iconsi;;ute the tarris"ns al The different de-
pots, are actually necessary for their de-
fence and not one can be spared. Infor-
nation can hardly reach Gen. Scott in time
for him to march a division to his relief.
In addition to the above, which reduces
to some order and certainty our informa.
ton from the Rio Grande, we learn further
from DR.. Jarvis that a bearer Of dispatches
had left Camargo for Tampico, and sailed
from the mouth Of the Rio Grande on the
9Th, inst, OH the MKim.
Aux NbCAtSon SItiZCuS III tuC valley Oh tlS
Rio Grande are abandoning their home, il
crowds. Matamoros and Camargo arr
stripped off their native inhabitants. They
dread the approach of their 1--WE army more
than the presence Of ours.
No fears are expressed for the safety o.
Camargo, where we have a vast amount o.
stores. There are 1900 fighting men in tn
place, including ali classes. They are vel
armed, and the place so strongly fortified
that it will not probably be attempted.
We are most happy to say tina, the re
ported capture of McCulloch and his com
mand is unfounded. If harm has occurre,
to him, it must have been somewhere be
yond Monterey.
We have an abundant supply Of reported
incidents by this arrival, many Of which ar
interesting, would be important were the
authentic; bu, enough is known with certain
ty, Of the position Of affairs on the Ri
, lGrande, and at Saltillo, to excite alarm
without aggravating it by Mexican rumor:
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY ~.

Cleared.
Hs1I. N.m,i ts1pc c0n' saba''
Briss-P5scosa tnuteh) l.cobso, - uerdsm, Schmidt
s.ensn wflso.t ES.d Bra.o, -sI.,eSo MeCfeady
k!dm.a pS h.
Ii.s Maths. dIdnsr Baltimore; wolcott. Ryder, Boston
Arrived.
Ship Union, Rateone II days from New Oeans Stan.
Ship FIoiidan we,more 10 days from with
aud tobacco. TO Hurlbut To- In the 2st, ED
aud 2 severe gale from NNE sustain
bafk Victor Leroy 81 days from Hsvre, ballast 70 Pc
@ Leba'her l0l seerage passengers 2lst inst lat 81,
Ion y spike % b.. F1snSona hence tsn e,ro.l
Bark Ann smith Barnes 10 hours from New Haven in bal.
Swedish brig Hebe L.adh s, days from oo,,enburs with
5Sa :, IT, inst, g Ion hI GiS aus
bearing INV distant 80 miles spoke brig Sarah Brown
sIs Hm.sds Reoton i day, from csrd,ns. with mois.
a,s, q Thurson Sid IN Company with the big Grand
port; chr CLARK for Ph.dsphIs schr Hope, t for
Bv Coh.n,sy Sherman from New Orleans Jan 9Th, and
s 9:t cIs. .si
ii,n Of h., "FtoG from Boston 20 f for c%os M,,
BnE savannah. DiIon day. from Savannah, with cotton
bark Exact John:o !. f,r Boston.
Brig Olive Sumner, II days from Eastport, to surges
sehr W Brown. E5,ncis, day, from Wilmington. NC,
with scsr Harrison Price New York sehr Jonas Smith,
70. New Ys!. 81 sd day before :.l,.s N n,
with shs 5000 Sn Sa.hs sssSe '''" DEL
s ssr blsa DID, A Him aiysa Has ssl'i a
s ss s Hss Gy fG
s sssI Hans
sehr Samuel Henry, States, Cbery.tous com o'''
Below.
Ship Wabash Hathaway, Is days from New Orleans, with
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= ------.---
COmmEiSClAL.
New York, Jan. z,

New YORK, JAM x0s
BnEApsIUrrs.-The excitement noticed yesterday has
what abatod and the market is steady. Sales
made in western for export at SIS 62} the closing
price, however, is IS rs.
CoTroy-The sales to-day arc 900 bales at rates
responding with those paid yesterday The private ad-
vices are generally deemed encouraging
REAL Estate AT AUCTIONS story brick house and
lease Of lot, north side 18th st., near Sd avenue,
3 do do do adjoining, same size, ...,... 3025
8 story brick house and lot SO Chambers street,
s5x76, together with house on the rear on Reade
street.. ............... lo 900
House and lot No. Is North Moore st 25x75,. 1900
9SxioO g.. ............ 10 900
story brick front house and lot No. l02 Franklin
street, in of above, 25xi00 g.. ........ 900
story house and lot No. 1893 Greenwich st. cor.
ner Of Beach street.. .................... s.l25
story brick house and lot No. 10 Renwck street,
near Canal street, 25x75,. $3.50
lot ID next above l3th ST 25 qxll2,. 3400
lot north side Of l4h street, near I'd avenue. 800
lot on west side Thompson street. near Spring,
25xl0o, .......... .................... 400
l lot with buildings thereon, north side STAN
ton street. near ESSEX street, 20 6xso 80. $500
story brick house and lease Of lot No. l24 Madi.
son street. .................. ......... 5000
story house and lot 81 Pearl street, 2ix69 o.. 1850
stor- brick house and 10 years unex pired lease
of lot 225 Greenwich street. 30 7x0S g.. $500
story brick store and lot No. 81 Pearl street,
2Ox72 H.. ..............,..,.,, Is 900
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OOIncStlC pOrtAtAOnbs
APALACHtcoLA-Shp Flordian-llo bales Collomb
l,en-lG8 do Hurlbut x co-l32 BogNt Kue Gland
2ol Mills co-30 do bales tobacco to odsl3 do Cen
ter 4 Co.
NEw EMBARRASSING Union-7o hhds Goodhue eo17s do
cotton L Masand.15 Z? Davis Brook, eon.9 do Tsy
Mo,ris1l7l9 pig. lead Rogers eo1laaa d. MeCuI-
ishhds 50 bSl. Perry CO.'S hhds Merit CO.'S bore.
Cha'eau Merle sanfeTSaIess Field. eSI4i hid.
coils 1wshs John'oaIs5 WAX. D.sLeIis hhdss ri.
WaniE. GresoryS Golf iEsI. AfsId s cog l Ecu h
trunk Stanton Frost-ib L bundles. Gondit.
New ORLEANs-Brig Cohanse y-0o0 pbs fsur Suydam,
Sag. eolsl 20 gOiL hhds allow Perry co.'s bb:
bbis mustard seed Lawrence Reese-5stcs hams How
land Aspinws-so bis hemp McGresor, Morris co-5oo
pigs lead Rogers.
sAvANrAH-Bark Isaac Mead bales cotton Brig.
Grave.-l04 casks rice Cazet Stone % old
R,tensough-5 bbs syrup M Dema2 BIZ: Swift HurI;
Gaves7 pfg' to sundry persons3 eks old ia bis
cotton order.
sAvAsEAH sayann:h'sG Ok. rice Frsrs:,ss bales
faber Bserwi h9e do Lohens co-l00 do Parm-
ley Z ROyeIs-les do Brighsm-a2S Dc W Y HIS
boxes Whtehesd-2 soda fou atau. Haskall Mo.
neck-iio bushels srouud nuts pkgs Jessop-A casks
to order.
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Win rssh 0epssts. m. ~ aasssl ~ ssqisrel
.s *: ss:s Tss ~ ss.
9 he The lands agurs vas psld lSr .soss Gee su,As
coming light Oats are In moderate request at Asaoo
cts per bushel
PIrrssURGB, Jan 23-The receipts Of hour. though
larger still triang The sales yesterday were $50
bbs at s. 3lxs$3 80, mostly So 371Sa$3 ~ pr Dbl.
BALTIMORE Jan 26--P M.--There has been O decided.
ly increased demand for -four since the receipt of
small portion Of the foreign news, and there appears
many more buyers than sellers. 10000 bbs sold at
IS so. The market however, both for hour and grain
is unsettled, and quotation be fairly given The
receipts of corn heavy-P. g. Sales OF Sour were
made this aftsrnoonst S. 62a$5 7o but higher rates
now demanded.
NEw ORLEANS. Jan l6-A rumor obtained currency
In the afternoon that two three days later inte
gsnce from Liverpool. received at New York by pack
ct ship in town, and that -four and grain had ad
yanced there This gained credit from the large opera
tons 10 -four yesterday amounting to ~ 900 bbls prin
cipay 6a to 81 IS per bb for Onio brands, and
reported at higher price, About 40 600 bushels
were taken for shipment at 69 to IAN cents per
bushel which is q further advance
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brighton Cattle Market.

Jan. 26-At market sas Beef Cattle, IA yokes working
oxen, IS and calves, S75 swine, and 900 sheep
Prices-Bsef Csttls-Ws report prices Of last week
fully sustained. few extra $ox first quality, So;
second do, S. q 8 76 third do, 81 a 81 so.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed,
Cows and Calves-$ls 49, SAT "a, will include all
sales.
Sheep-Sales at 50 Is, so, 4 SO and IS.
Swine--At wholesale, Axe; at retail a &c.
We noticed two premium Steers. fattened by Luke
Bush Of Westfeld, Mass whose whole weight $500;
also, fattened by 8. Wyman, of Shrewsbury weigh
ing $500 pounds The above cattle not yet sold
asking price $40 per hundred About oneha Of the Cat
te and nearly all the Sheep and Hogs, came over rail-
road
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home POrta.
BALTIMORE Jan 26 Arr brig AM ndals, Shesrman from
Cha iston Steamer Relief Spraeue. from below, having
towrd up ,ia Annandae; 10 out 5uud,y brgs De-
voushe Wellington Cor Indies and schr Hsaets for
Corn Island; and brought four bay vessels; reports of
Hawkins Point brig New Model anchor bound out SID
brig New Model Ray: TO- Cor and market; schrs Orb,
PHILApeLPHIA, Jan 26-Ar briggs David Henshaw, Pink
ham, NJ ftanras; Monroe, Watts, ~ Orleans
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Cotton l'rAOe.

MoBILE, Jan 1.-The receipts since the date Of our
last review al 45l bales. and the exports 1878
folows:To Liverpool 3 1884, Havre, l,242, Barcelona
asa, Boston 1917 Prov ienc, 5l7 New York 1885, Pail.
adeiphia 403, New Orleans 400 The stock remaining
hand including all ship board cleared Is 81 s0l
bales, against 100 St2 bales tims last The
market mas been very quiet throu week. though
holders have maintained their full prices with much
frmness The rates demanded have continued TO keep
English out OF the market and the business of
tho week has been confined chiefly the demand from
tho eastern manufacturers. The sales were TO fair ex
for the four first days Of the week but for the last
two they have fallen of and comparatively light
The aggre gate sales 100 bales daily
follows Saturday 1900, Monday, $500, Tuesday 1900
"Wednesday $500 Thursday 1900, and yesterday 1900
The latter part of the week stocks, which large
freely offered, and better disposition to sell
manifested by holders though without any apparent
relaxation in rates. The market 10 consequently dull
bat fim.
Nav OaLrANs, Jan. l8-The cotton market was quiet
to-day the full rates claimed having tendency check
business The sales only amounted TO 1000 bales, at
ST. ady prices
CH.sLesros, Jan. 2a--To-day the market has been
very qne the stringent prices of holders together with
the daily expectation Of the Hibenias avicss have in
duesd both parties 10 await her arrival before entering
into further gostions We quote middling TO good
mjdng i0} al0k; middng far ION; fair to fully fair
II aIik The sales Of the three day. 400 bales
viz 3iJ OK; 81 ~; 242 10 sol I0k; 1899 l0k;
$50 lOx IAu3 l0, SO ~ DIG; 8os At 1885; l76a at
l0x; "a at l0yti llsO IL and 100 bales at lih.
corn Trnue.
Aoanr II -ElouY has has in 0ood reouast thin
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Foreign Importation
Domestic InpOrtatl0ns

GorrHNBURa-Brg Hebe-37 tons iron Boorman, job
ston Coils do Beck 4 Kenha dt-l00 do Crooks
CAHpENAs-Brig Amanda-206 hhds 20 ties bbls molass
+ u Thurst0n.
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Passengers Arrived
MoBiLE-Brig Frances Beck-Capt w Robinson, late of
the schooner Saah capszed of the Highlands in the late
gales
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PUBLnHEp
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NsRTnwEsr CoRNEh oy FULTON AND NAMAu sraxEvs
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MoBILr, jan r.--Flour has been in good request this
week, aud the rates have slightly advanced We quote
Ohio, Illinois, &c. 50, ST. Louis City Mills $oSa$6x;
the stock on sale becoming Light and the
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House or Representative.
W.sufyaroy Ian

IMPORTATION OF rAUPEM.
MY MAeLAY presented memorial, and moved tlat il
De rsierrsd TO the Committee OF Commerce.
MT sEAnAN.-The memorial contains valuable infor.
marion IL audes TO the importation of paupers hope
tne House VIII order II to be printed aud refer it to the
ION mnteo on me judiciary. The memorial Is from the
common Counch OF New York, who have now a com.
mee in this city expressly---
The SpsAEEn.-The question ia not debateable-
tRspl
There were many enquiries made "What is the
memorial about ]" "Maoay, what is il ~ "Vbst ,s II
about ,"
MI Horxrs-I call for the yeas and nays r,ob. no.
no no.'l '
Mr. BOYD There IL a Misunderstanding over bsya q,
10 what committee II has been sent
the SrEsHEa-rhe judiciary Committee Tho oues
lion nog Is on printing the memorial ['What Is it
about ~
Mr.. boYp We don't so understand H.
Mr.. e J. IroEHsoLL--is Il substitute
The SPgAKsR.-- ihe memorial 10 from the Common
Council OF New YORK
Mr.. SEAMAN (snoss voice was heard abov that of
others, who essayed to spesk) Toe memorial 10 from
the Common Council OF New York, ssttng forth series
OF facts. committee is In the city urge imme.
das action GA the subJec Of preventing the poraton
oil foreign paupers
Fortune in rank has this small difference made;
Some Haunt W rags and others IN brocsde"
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nuthorSes inc appointment Oh secret inspectors Oh Gus
Mr.. BALY-I think there is
Mr.. RArHBUN-I should Like the gentleman to point
to it.
Mr.. BALY.-The Secretary of tho Treasury was per-
fecty correct
Mr.. scHESsx-I endeavored, short time ago, to In.
roduce in relation to another class Of
nspectorso detect Of the current coin
understood that one Of these inspectors Haigh who
undertook to offer bride in the Iowa Legislature to
vote for certain gentleman in Congress (Mr Dodge
for the Senate Of the United States.
Mr. BALY.-i don't yield the floor
MIR ScHsNcK.-l desire to know of the gentleman
The srsAxsn The gentleman from Virginia refuses
Mr. BALy -Aftsr the gentleman and his political
friends refused me the privilege Of replying to the gen.
teman from New York on this occasion. think he
should no: now ask me to yield the floor for him ex
press my belief that the whole matter which the gen.
tleman aludes lrns no foundation in fact.
Mr.. BALY then took his scat.
Nrrrco-A NOVEL hovE-Bow THE wan SHOULD CON-
MFR. ScHESck moved TO suspend the rules
The SPEAKER replied that there was special order.
The Chair could not entertain the motion to suspend the
rules.
the purpose df Offering q series OF resolutions
They were read for pre- senting the follow
ing eaures Our troops to be Withdrawn to the east
of the Rio Grande leaving out the right of boundary.
y The to be prosecuted only on the coast and, at
all Mexican ports in our possession duties to be levied
on all wares and merchandise by the authorities OF the
United States the money thus derived TO be held 40
fund Of naturalization until a conclusion of peace
No farther increase Of the army to be made beyond what
~ On Tue Isl VI Janu1ry, loN " NO conquest oi
territory. No application of any money to be made
unless In accordance with these resolutions.
MIR scHEvcK-My motion Is to pospone the special or
der, to enable me to offer the resolutions just read.
MIR DnoMoooLR-i object to the resolutions under
stand that there's motion pending 90 into committee
OF the whole Tho motion az all times Ia order; 1t Ia
not therefore, in order to suspend the rules.
The sPzAKER stated tho question before the House.
kr. gsoKAs my RESOLUTIONS will 60 into the pa
pers, | will withdraw my motion
Mr.. DRcmoooLE-l will withdraw all opposition
Ulughter)
Mr.. MoCLERSASp-I move to lay the resolution the
laola.
The sygAERR-The gentleman is not In order.
ANOTHER PRIvILEGs aussrIoS-rHE srcRETAar OF THE
rHEAsURY AoaIv ar THE BAR.
Mt DAVIS oil Kentucky, with visw to make the Sc
cietsry answer, submitted tho following resolution,
viz -
Resolved, Tha. select committee Of five members be
appointed TO enquire whether any Of the heads oil tue de
psments have Jailed refused to furnish to the House
any nation called Tor by It, an tina, they DO required
,orePot ~ the House the Of such failure reiu
sat- ana nsve power TO send for persons and papers.
oDJectons IN various directions were made to the in
PRODUCTION OF the resolution.
The sFEAxrH-The gentleman from Kentucky Offers
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ust s'3: sshs %saie m York. Mary Eua for dol
Ghas Hammond, =; f% Norfolk, di'T No,,..
York; iath Great Western, ls) Mahsw. Nsx YcJk; lsh'
BiddYs Kssh; MOntsr%ms Leybst aud WsterIso, Allen
Lehigh Young; Caledonia Brsnder. Boyd and Sheffield,
Smith, Isn. ASror. Hsnder'Sr Ghsrsss.oc; seS;ia
,insusI BpT.ey New Ycrt geth, Monument Tso As..
Venice Dunevy and Fsnsosa smith r. i.de'pi.; CAIRO,
al. i' 2aG asu.a S' Graves. YORK. Ispool Melt
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Virginia; Republic. Lands. Bal, mote; Emblem. Davis
boston; soth, Edw Bonsead Arnold and Berlin, - tiste
Baker, N.s Orleans John sLddy, Lpee Ashburton,
gowus, and Osprey. shirlcy New York; Jan. Ailisass
Tueker hle.on Isaac Newton, Clark, Philadelphia 3D.
g :area-pes ST. Tweed Hands, Rio Jsn.,ro, 9.ulyon,
w.; JAN Liverpool, McLe an New orleans; AEenora'
ks s1; s a a%:''i %ss:.a
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6rr y bsasw;s for GS.T. snS A Mn
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