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CEILING OFF-French Artificial Flowers. Feathers an
~ materials for horss; large stock with cases Flow
Of the newest style just received by the latest arrivals
sale below cost the giving up the entire business
Also q cases fancy Boxes, for bonbons
BRUN LAkOsIERE COURT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. IS. lef7
DyAR SIR. In the Ne,c- York Weekly Tribune
fnd report Of your Sixth Lecture in which there
appears the following extraordinary passages
These views say you TO which shall reeur when
come 20 speak OF the position OF Man In Nature aud OF
his relations 70 the Animal Kingdom, disagree entirely
with the views and have not the slightest alliance win
the views of = work which Is very much spoken Of
ba rhch consider eHfrey unworthy Of notice By any Sc
rioas scientific man because Il u made up Of oidJdh
ionsd uaos vhioh hare been before me notice o. Ae Paoue
Tor a haif century By The French school, and are sup
ported ony by anfqnafed astioas ana By no means BY
facts sciSnfi fcaiiy dscertdtH<d
nuusf Be orin" you continue. 70 some particular
eretugaHes thar his rork has been much noticed be-
cause r.a,ly h not rorhy critical ezdmtldii0n by &C.
rious. scienflf &c man.
1t is understood that the foregoing remarks are
intended to apply to the work entitled "VEsrI-
ersoF TIE NATURAL HISTORY OF CREATION,
aud your sweeping declarations In regard to II have
surprised me not little
Many scientific men in this country and Europe have
deemed hs, work not only worthy OF notice but also
of critical examination" II would be gratifying to
large portion Of the nqurns and thinking public you
would poin, out Of the unsustained facts anti
ous,sd assertions" old fashioned views" and
which you pronounce this, work TO contain.
A. an enthusiastic lover of Truth, and esrnes, In
ouirer after sound Philosophy feel anxious that you
should give some more extended exposition of the as
.er,ed fsllscles of the vesnges Of Creation" The
Sebulsr Hypothesis" may turn out to BE- nothing but
,ulendd dream. and the doctrine Of the Law Of De
,elopmen, may not be confirmed BY farther and more
extended investis snon yet think that the vesises
1, powerfully written work that It contains many
valuable facts scientifically sseersined and that ID Il
eminenty worthy Of the notice of any serious scien
uac man" In these opinions ! am sustained By many
scientific gentlemen Of distinction, and myself and
others will be pleased by your early attention to The
.usges,ions of this communication.
am. de. .ir very respectfully, your obi 'erst
A. c DRAPER, MD.
Lecturer on Philosophy and the Institutes Of Medicine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

By the arrival OF the steamer Galveston At New
Orleans late on the night Of the 7h from vers Cruz
whence she sailed the 80 inst We have four days
ls,er from the Army In Mexico.
The " o C0mm1cial Tfres copies from the Vera
Cruz Geains Of Lib1ty Of the 81 inst the following
According to the accounts current In the City OF Pue
Bis prior 10 the departure OF inform Anna
accompanied By about 20 men and I'D officers had
gone 10 Tehascan Upon their arrival there the entire
force mutinisd and clsmorousy demanded from Santa
Anna their srresrages OF psy To svery limited extent
the claims Of The officers compiled with but the
poor privste received scarcely anything After hs the
force sept ospersng, I'LL only forty men and few or
remained. The lady Of santa Anna had left for
OnIabs informant ssys that she win her consic
ersble sEed box, 10 which be had positive Information
that the Of SAINTS Anna was contained 10 was
borne along on the shoulders ofiour attendants;
Ills carriage very splendid affair Of It's kind, the
manufacture Of selkiTk Parks OF Mexico bough.
oy Mexican gentleman OF Puebls. IL originally coat
5000 bai sold for $500 The reason assigned for
santa AnnAs dsposDg Of nis carriage VA that the PEG
pie might thereby be Induced TO oee'e nat ne vas en-
trey destitute OF pecrpsry resources Our Informant
Gays that be leaving Orzsoa ssais Anna and bis
escort vac bat few leagues from the town
We stated In sforrner paper that Captain Walker vss
killed BY the lance OF q Mexican chief From what We
heard yesterday such appears not to have been the
mode BY which this gallant American was slain In one
Of the streets Of Huamsnts be wa struck almost a the
time b. t~o balls one Ill nlr IN ne forehead and
the other pierced hs breast "A hs lei De exclaimed,
Boys forward. aud don't finch foot know I'm d.
Ing. but don't give way"
Upon the arrival Of Gen Lane all on the par,
Of the saerrllss ceased and Res specify reiterated
whether Paroles ~ Tulanclngo or he Government Of
91ere;sro. Il 10 uncertain
The General Ia SAID TO De scuns with the greatest
energy aud promptness IA REFRESHING Al outrsses com
mirisd oy either party be has estsoshed Efficient
city police and proclaimed marital law In the sric,es'
Of the word Altogether be 10 represented beir
hishly popular among the Paeolsnos
Col Childs was s5ou, 10 proceed TO the Capital be
BE succeeded In the command al Pus6ls By Gen.
Lane Daring The entire segs OF the American force b
santa Anna kes Alvarez. and their Jcini commands VI
sOO men The American ogfoss OF san !ose we're nesef
cnven ~ Since the DEAN OF Capt Walker. the com
psDy which be " vel commanded has been merged Il
the other corps
Capt Hssrn Of the the Pennsy anis ment harins
Issued from San jose >; TIE head OF smsi party q
attack position In the city suddenly assaulted
BY band Of lxaosrs who spssrsd nfsssu Of hs asn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERs'


TUESDAY. Pm
The market was steady 10 day, although ne
transactions we're not heavy. The street Was niledr@
various of peace but they seemed to have NOD
fec, upon Government securities. The Fanciss. boz
ever, worked up a lille them. Sales GO'sf'
mest 6s. l-62 made At premium alter the bo'H
equal about g. they bear interes, from let gj
Treasury noes were steady At par and IN fair dsnsfS
The Bill market is not active. and the rates with
GU. marked change Leading drawers ssk i00lOi. os'
arstclass bills have sold at ~, Francs 29i. ID
demand will no, probably be very large for tho Ws's
ngton. The supply Of Bills 10 good.
In Freights the business is yery light, although
there 10 rather Offering than there was last week
An engagement Of 5000 bushels Corn vas msds is'
Liverpool At % 10 bsgs. Flour isnominalJ lsJda"o''
and Cotton I'd Cheese and other heavy freight ns''
been taken 10 transient vessels at l3seios 10 "''
row some Cotton was taken at 3lbd and Cheese Us
To the Continent there IL fair smoun, OF freight Offer
Ing at previous rsles- Cotton " Hs,Teh fdeT 10
The Caledonia from Boston today took o"
ss62 i2 In gold This 10 about $1,000 larger hso ~
anticipated but this - no dissdvsnsge. AZ the couuee
too By the Banks to spare IT, mas been suffered.
The receipts on the Long Island Railroad tor me
s, - days 10 November are about ~ per cent In sd
vance OF the receipts Of the period Of lss,
The Money markets Of Philadelphia and Boston
have we learn experenceda material relief snee the
week came Ia. Here thers 10 no change. The bsos'
are unwilling lesders, sthOugh they accommodate "e'i
dealers 10 fair Fret class paper In thu 'f.s'
10 91i2 per cent Loans on Government Stsess oe
per cent
The 5percsnts Of this State were offered to dsJ
ST. aud ast q, this crsIs when the credit OF our o"'
sle stocks should be- sustained bill has been rePof'~
to the Legislature to receive United States stocks
basis for currency from the Free Banks shoaid us
bill pass the demand Tor New York stocks vii DO "ue'
reduced and tho State will feel tho effects OF H. ne"
loan should become necessary. And the Con"o'"
recommends loan to psy the portion Of the dso' con
Ing due h January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
The Invasion of Mexico.


tsn,n The order for the removal Of the army from
Corpus Christi made at the request Of the command
ing officer General Taylor who desired to have more "a
vorabe position, to watch the movements OF the Mex
e&ns"
Refutation by Gen. Taylor.
Gen. TAYLOR was at New Orleans, his headquar'
tiers. when officially informed ofthe assent oil Tex
a. to Annexation, and ordered to proceed with his
troops to the Western frontier of Texas to defend
that region against apprehended Mexican hostili-
ties He was not fettered as to the position he
should take, except that he was to avoid the set
Elements of Mexico and was to take position so as
to protect the Texan territory ito the ertent that
had been occupied By the People Of Terds" Mark
the expressionl Thus directed Gen Taylor pro
ceeded 10 Corpus Christi on the Nueoes, and there
remained uumolested for several months But the
dispatches he received from w ashington intmated
that the bio Grande del Norte was to be claimed
and maintained as the rightful boundary of Texas
and with direct reference to this assumption, Gen
T. wrote to the War Department from Corpus
Christi on the 4th Of October, ls4a as follows
"ltiswth great Difference that make any suggestions
topics which may become matter OF delicate hesota
Tsras MAXI, tie I,a< Of ne RIO Grade 4ltimefu's
cannot doubt that the settlement will be greatly isea
ted and fastened by taking possession Al once oil one
OF two suitable points on OF quite near that River.
do not feel at liberty under my Instructions 10 MAKE
forward movement TO the Rio 0rande without suthofiS
/ from the wE Department"
This, You see, was over the American Soil on
which as Folks Message asserted American blood
was first shed by the wanton sggressions OF Mexico
Gen Taylor had been ordered to take post so as ~
cover and defendthe western Tex
a.. vet be did not consider that authorized him to 60
beyond the valley of the Nueces. But said liyou
mean to claim and hold to the Rio Grande, you may
as we'll take possession TO that River Who does not
concede the justice ofthat With what face would
our Government insist that the Rio Grsnde was the
rishtful boundary with tbs Mexicsns then and
always in undisputed possession OF every part OF
both banks of that River from its source to Its
mouth To give some color OF justice TO the pre-
tence that Texas extended to the Rio Grande' Gen
Tsylor was ordered to march thlther. Thus was the
state of passive war created by the act OF the An
nexation changed to one OF active hossihtes. How
sneaking the attempt to shift the responsibility Of
this from the head to the hand-from the President
and Cabinet who directed the movement to their
military subordinate who merely executed their
bidding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA. Nov l6
The Pea Patch Island case has been adjourned
over until next week when the arguments Of Counsel
will commence.
The weather hero continues delciously mild.
There has nothing OF local interest transpired here TO
day.
Tho Flour market 10 quiet to-day, and only or 400
bbs sold At 81 which 10 the sener, ssking rate Corn
Mesl-sses of 500 bbls made st - 1871 which is
decline Whest-saes Of several lois are reported At
l25sl30 cts for Maryland red TO srrive Corn dull At
7OsT2 eta for old and aud SO eta for OatsSouth
ern selling at 40s43 cts a. In quality Cotton-severa
lots pressing In markets have been taken At very low
figure some 600 bales sold within the last three days
At las. cts for Upsnds and Louissns, cash and time
Provisions and Groceries without; movement Clio
yer Seed s wanted and 200 bush cold a. titssii the
bush Of o. lbs-uow held higher WHISKY scarce. 200
bols sold 30 hhds 20 Golfers are wanted at
ssh the ton TO Boston.
The Gales OF Stocks were
F,rss Board-50 U 5 Bank b5. a 50 vicksburg r. IS
wn is so Morris Canal. ia l25 Besv Meadow, 23a2i
1000 Tenn BIDS. s. n 1000 Lehgh Loan. s. 81 10000
Treas Notes, 100; 1900 Readg BIDS, 20 293 Lehsh
Nj %.
Second BOayd-slOoo Reading Mlge Bonds IS lsoo
Penn 56 as ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
Mr.. CIay's Speech

The s,trcH oy Hrsxr oIar at Lexington last
s..a.v =. revised and approved BY himself Is
.o~ on II. way to US as fast as steam can BRING IT,
.a through Cincinnati on Monday even
=. We understand that Mr. Clay feels wTonsed
So the .tels,on report of his remarks which was
transmitted TO US by Horse Express to Cine'"nA''
and thence by Telegraph, considering that IL does
.o,. n ;ustice TO his sentiments as expressed on
the occasion referred to. We could not re'u'e 70
min, it, in view Of the universal Impotence % near
what Mr.. Clay had said but we cautioned our
readers A, the time TO place no dependence on any
49,; I'M, rar REVOLUTIONS which were gwen
verbatim, and which are all that could De 'e'''e'
We hope to receive the authentic speech IN ses'o"
for Fridays paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

Loss OF THE EUKEKA.-The steamboat Eureka
On her dowawsrd passage from Montgomery, win SIS
49, ocs,ou on board srpck rock At eSeis bar On
saturday morning last which damaged her 80 - cause
Der 10 slnk though not al about wv bales u hss cal
90 had hen landed 10 good order, the river bsnA
forty one bales thrown overheard, and about "
vsrs ia The hold when she suk. The boat 10 supposed
N h. = Total loss Noble Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
New.York Legislature. SPECIAL SESSION.

80 SENATE. ALBANY Nov. 1871 IN.
The bill 20 allow the Williamsburgh Fire lnsur-
ance Company to fill up their capital was passed.
Notsres Public bill was committed, with instruc-
tons to inquire into the propriety of abolishins the
office.
The bill for the support Of system OF interna
tonal Exchanges was recommitted.
There was long debate on the action Of Commit
tee on the Idiot Asylum bill-nothing done.
The bill relative TO Literary Exchanges was
passed.
The rest of the session was spent In debate in
Committee on the bill relative to Bank issues.
ASSEMBLY.
The petition OF II. s. Atwood and others OF New
York City, to abolish the Office Of Chief OF Police
aud to provide for the removal Of the remains OF
those soldiers Of this State who have fallen In Mex
leo. was reported with amendments.
Mr. BEERS reported with one amendment the
bill for Par Redemption.
Mr. maxwell reported bill that United States
Stock, be received as the basis Of Circulating Notes,
and that the Capital Of the Banks be taxed as est
mated by the Controller
The bills in relation to the Society for the Promo
tonof Education among Coored Children IN New
York was passed. Also the bill concerning passen-
gers arriving at ports of entry in this State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
NEWBORN ELECTIONS.
CATTARAUGUs Co.-loficisl
Tkfx IOco

EIRE.-A destructive FIRE broke out at Algiers
about midnight on Saturday In frame building
workshop oy Msssrs. Hassarn Robson shipwrishts
Thai building Vas soon in flames the large pes OF
lumber scseen' gaiuns the Gre spread In ali directions
with The utmosi rapldily. Tbs loinsrshop OF James
Bsss next caught are and frame eaildips adjoining
owned By the came individual were rapidly cousumsd
10 addition to tho buildings burned down an lmmenss
Quantity OF lumber owned BY Mr. Bass and by Messr,
Hsss.m 4 Robson Yves consamsd- The loss sustained
hv Nessrs Hssssn 4 Robson 10 between $500 and
81 900. sud that Of Mr. Bass probably IS grss,
NswOrisans Tines, slh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

CLERx o. rHK HousK-In the article we wrote
yesterday upon the election OF Clerk TO the House
Of Representatives at Washington we have been
advised that we were guilty of mistake in regard
10 Mr.. French The Wing subordnstes having
been mostly removed by Mr. McNulty. the noto
nous predecessor OF Mr. French. and not by Mr
French himself as we incautiously stated yester-
day.
1t is not however, impairment in this eonnec
ton W add that Potomac" the correspondent Of
the Bait,pors Patriot, states that on Mr.. Frenchs
assumption of Office he removed the only Wing his
predecessor had left, to make way tor relative.
Now We are willing to admit that he who does not
provide Tor his own family is than a heather
but Uncle Sam has great many nsphews
And 10 ought to provide for them in turns.
we trust We need not repeat that We feel no
snimosity against MAJOR French we certainly
have expressed no il.will toward him-nor should
Nc advise his retirement from the ottce he holds
bat FOR the fact that 1t s Office which has been
ssed under this most proscrptive Of Aduinistrs
lions TO the intended INJURY OF the party to which
ne have the honor to belong, and which. should he
Be reelected we are confident could eoatiass TO Dc
80 used. his own repugpsnce TO the contrary not.
withstAnding,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

Rio DIX JAskIKo.-By the barb Trio Captain
posne, which arrived last evening from Rio We have
our dies Of the oHr.al DO Css~~eio 10 sne s'sh OF
September They contain nothing In relation u our a.
fare with The Bsssiiaa Government and In fact little
OF interess on any subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
RROOKLyN AFFAIRS.

SUPREME CoURT.-This Court was opened yes
terdsy for the term and eight young lawyers applied
for admission to practice attorneys and councillors at
law. The Cour, appointed the Disric, Attorney and
other distinguished members OF the bar As Board OF
Examiners, which resulted in the admission only OF
Edwin Pye After disposing OF some cases Of no inter
AT. the Court a5 journed until this morning.
NAyAL.-Twenty.iivs seamen were yesterday
discharged from the United States ship North Csrons
their time Of service having expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
Fnrther from santa Re.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l5-P
Daring a fandango at Santa Fe on the 18th.
difficulty having arisen between Mr. Bolt and =
private in Cspt Gamers company the latter drew q
pi.to and shot the former dead lt caused some ex.
citement among the people, but the culprit was imme
daiey plsced under srrest BY the officers Of the com
psny and the matter wl undergo legal Investigation
al parties appeared satisfied
At Santa Re the 18th, tbs troops were al In excel
lent health. The Illinois regiment stationed at this
place. expected shortly to be rioiorced by the arrival
Of some fresh troops Col Esston enforced rsid dsci
plne, and very popular with the troops. The 10
hsbitsnu expressed themselves much pleased with bis
government and seemed satisfied that they were used
better than they ever bad been before.
The Apschss Indians numbering Individuals, aud
surprising small parties Of emisranis, and pundcrng
them whenever opportunity occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17
BIZ Telegraph to The Tribune.
Peace Negotiations Re Opened.

WAsHISGToN. Nov n, i-3'
A letter has been received at the state Depart
ment from the City OF Mexico dated 27th ult which
states that new peace propositions had been open
ed by Mr. Tns which for the interest of both ooun-
tries be hoped woald be accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

R- In another column Of our paper will be
found advertisement for the Messrs. Willard OF
Washington givrg notice Of the rtSPenns, under their
supervision of the CITY HOTEL At tia. place. We know
the young gentlemen personally and confident that
they will give full satisfaction to al their guests One
o, them hss been clerk board the Nsssrs this sum
msr and to those who have me, him in that capacity
commend,ton of his good qualities part would
BE- superanous. The other, Mr.. L. D. Willard, was
formerly 10 ColemAns Hotel, Washington snd viii De
remembered alike Efficient In conduct and sgreeble
IN manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-17

STOLEN MONEY FOUsD.-The Boston police, on
information BY gentleman who. late on the evening Of
the Sis, ult hsd seen digging 10 the public
garden upon the Common, have found, buried At the
roo, OF one of the spruce glaze jar containing
money stolen from the store Of Messrs A Hewes, Ir
Co on ths, evening viz eight 800 bills two $50 bills
and one SO bin the Merchants Bank, Boston, AID
other bsnk bills sold and silver coin amounting In Al -
sll2a The psrss suspected Of the robbery have been
IN custody some days
~ The Mount Savage Iron Works have been
sold by the sheriff for $40 900 Tue purchasers
we're Messsrs. Corning & Winsow OF Albany, " Y. and
Mr.. J N. Forbes OF Boston Msss Win me ensnse OF
propr,stor.ho there will also De change Of name. Tbs
company viii hereafter - called The Luirorh Iron
Company under act Of ineorposs or passed ey !es
les Lsxisaszre lTrszsoa Stats Gazette.