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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-29

~ A writer in the Lewistown, Pa,
Gazette, speaking Of the recent failure OF
the bank at that place, says, that from pres
ent appearances, not only is the bank ru-
ined but numerous individuals will suffer by
a loss of all they have.
Shouldn't wonder. Who ever heard of
q bank failure where the bank was the on
ly sufferer? They universally carry destruc-
ton in their train. Whether prospering
or failing, it is at the expense Of labor
Does bank grow rich, it is at the expense
of those who labor, for wealth is the result
Of labor, and banks do not labor. Does
bank fail, universal experience teaches that
it is at the expense-often the ruin-ot
those who put their trust in them.
The democratic Convention of Cuyaho-
ga county, lately held in Cleveland, for the
purpose of appointing delegates 10 the 9th
of January Convention, passed resolution
instructing their delegates to support Judge
Wood for Governor; they also passed res
olution pledging themselves to support the
nominee the 9Th Of January Convention,
be he who he may.
1t is but little more than week 10 the
meeting of the convention to choose for
the democracy standard bearer, and with
like spirit Of concession, with union and
harmony, and determined effort on the
part of the democracy of the whole State,
the defeat Of the Mexican allises is cer-
tain. So far as we can learn, that spir-
it and determination every where pervade
our ranks.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-12-29

Total amount locked up, $9.ll3;5
Deduct from this the amount
Of circulation, which they
report at $S,52I %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

aNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW YORK SOCIETY
LIBRARY would difsG. the ateutiou Of the public
The owE biirf account OF the eovdfion OF >his
tho
por aud seiulnts
The nsuti in every respect prt sperous ~ 10
free fru sDcial emnsrfDssmtut inde.
hid income for in s1peus.s
,blc additions the library IL has
roe emily er eted nobis library dhee, cental
tou the pal Of The oy, spacious enough Tor
library rumb forty tn usand genetl we'll selected
volumes Of wheh aud tostyD; II may, there
fore be SAID have lei tine foundstin Library at the
aud such The trustees de ermined make
If the able will foster the importance OF the
dc mauds.
Attrched TO the library Convenient and commojicus
IL and newspsp,s, ~bi-h ofes every sccomm da
both qovt 'end"E AID glance ~ the 81
the One ct the ia II ranser this
ofthe library the first honr OF the tpdIng
reuder ~ s,ibie to perois whose time limited
add To extend the library proper over The who're oil
floor
.ive ANY person Of fir ehirso bee me srn-
Der sppc the librarian, enjoy
T. BY VI doa,s, the OF are. md
ann Al d. liars the iare may be CON
unit d al any tune by OF seventy Eve lars.
Tnis IL the condition AID Character OF the
benefit the public invited AID
for wb -dvsnc,nen her co-operHu soile TED u u
hopei that every fird TO the and elieetu i'm
prove ~, city. every pafen' who Id iumsh
ou. ard vipsbe reading TO his chidsen. every who
socks nsl retreat fnD the tolls and umuit oftu u
ness, Ia word. every Who knows the value Of grea
Ibrry metropolis and Is not how hs OF tbs
stutou, wiil imned,rey become one, ard that tho VII,
already mbe OF will lend h-r active ard eheient
aid rsnt which the Truse aim
lug 10 give this h do the Trustees pledge hemst yes
70 tho pubic thins sral be van o. th'if pst -
sarry this great aud easbs the Estnoon tontta
thai wi the boast boeor OF the mm Ic, NJ
tropolis o Union. leo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
PARTISAN pYEING ESTABLISHMENT.


Depot for he reception and Geiies'y Of Goods * N.Y.
Courgs IIs Wtlhdm 81, Neg York.
r G. COJhT K DEsCHAuA, 1.-THE lstteriy recent
" arr we'd rns beg respeetiuly 70 ,In2unes To
and merchants generally that hey dye
snd sni-h 10 new and superior syie Lever before IN
mo ms United states ad according 10 the atot
PHI fashion ali SOFT. OF goods sewing st aod twist, either
paa or shadeo trans, ofgansins and sun Ska zephyr
orried and wooien Of all kinds cottop
hair, linen and cotton yarns -,
and wosted IN he sai approved sisr
,9ools or skcins 49, -. a.,
Damaged OF faded Lowng sr worssds, ribbons. sk snd
cotton gloves and hose CORDS and tnsstis, L.
Dies znd gentosEs gsruenu ~ o. &c d made equal w
1Icies.
Orders caaeully Amended 70 and prorvsly eiscu1sa
in1o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

ArPAiRs AT NAuvoo-'rhe New C,tiscn, n
paper recently esiaDlIsh, al Nau,oo. sta Is that
orug Jose ph NTH who 10 tbout fifteen yes,s Of age,
bas sppopied Of the drs, presidents Of tho
Church" BY revelation, In place OF his uncle Myrun
rbe rise, progress and dow nf~ll of Mormonsm.
sntue remarkable psge in the history Of the day.
Voree 10 wisconsin has become the head quar1or. OF
he expelled fsiihiul" Tho motto Of Nsuvoo Nsm
C6ise, IL" " no ever eiish.d, being Innocent or
where tho righteous cut oil p Enphos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

ATTEMPT Ar sKLF. DISTRACTION "A sister OF
M o. Elizaseth Ferguson, the young woman VINO
committed suicide saturday last, yesterday saemped
end 81 tho nnns risce anu - u
same manner. she asksd one two persons u they
the exact spot Wherein her sister had thrown nsr-
self its being out 10 her. shs iesped from the
bridge and thrsW herself the balm Lieut. Fer
Of ths Frat Municipality lice. succsedod IN tescung
he r from a watory grave ~ o Della, FIJI. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

TO OWNERS or REAL ESTATE.
ERANcis bLANCEGf, Agent. iaiorns me ewasr %
neal Estate, thAs akes eisrzs 81 ieenx n'a 81, ss
g lots, and cole thug Ients, the mos
r. y has for hS lat Two years TIE sstht o. tne @
John Tonus and deyS.ag all his ~ the above ou
ness he III give foil saiiLcon 10 those psIsons who
eatrust him wi their confidence ne esa gve INC osft
fe, a. aDd .scar,ty 10 aGy required te1s
a ess 4 nos through the Pc ONE NO ~ onm A'sn"''
One, naofI before A. NJ. and after > = NJ
facff .rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
TELEGRAPHIC,
Senate


ALBANY, Feb. "a, lea7.
Mr. LrsrEa was chosen President pro fen.
The bill to appoint Commissioners of Code was taken
up The debate was on the section relative to tho CD.
pontment OF clerk, which not disposed Of when
the hour for adjournment arrived.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. IL, ls47.
Mr. BAscoNs resolution instructinx the railroad
mtees to bring in bill 10 allow the transportation on
railroads. free Of toll Of breaasuf contributed toward
the rshsfof the suffering poor Of Europe agreed
The bill to re-submit the amendments 70 the city
charter to the voters Of New York was recomm ted to
the committee on cities and villeges.
resolution was offered by Mr.. DsvELIH that the
rsilrosd committee be instructed inquire 10 the
rates charged BY the Albany and West stockbrdgs Rail
road Company, frelght destined for New York ard
Boston and TO the Of the difference Of hots
rates Adopted.
The immigrant passenger bill then considered and
passed by the Committee OF the Whole.
An amendment was adopted which provides that the
Of 1884, designed to protect Kings County against h
foreign poor, shall not be violated by the bill
The bill was then read third time, and passed.
The House bill disriong the State into Judicial Die.
trcts recommted the select committee reporting
it, and tho bill which passed the Senate had
similar reference
The bill to appoint Commissioners of Code was taken
up
MIR. DEvELIy moved 10 strike out the name of Henry
A. Foster, and inert the nsme Of II. H. walworh
~ to -.
N. Smith named Carrot Smith, instead Of Mr.. Eos.
ter This motion was not put.
Mr. BAscoM moved 10 strike out the first section of the
bill, which designated the Commissioners of the Code
He believed the convention designating these Commits
sioners should be made by the joint convention of the se
nate and Honso The Commissioners Of Practice should
be also appointed. No question.
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

The Hon John Davis has hesn es cted from Massa
shu,os the senate Of the United Sta for six yeats
Il ON March 4h ls47.
Tho wings Of the First Congressional District. Hartford
end Tolland counties, Conn have nominated James
Dixon for rsslsodon y . member Of Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
FOR AVE.

IRA FARM OF City scrrs, most DELIGHTFULLY."- 81.
E:;W tusted stout five miles from III N J.,
- com iisg handsome comnodious dwelling house.
hteu W na BILE nestes, and a
sp<et be f'y the wtoe including gsrdsners house,
barns house ARD other build ng. = state Of
Gtes. -
ears IRON J.rsy City the Terry Ezabehpo, whence
a,l.e,d vain runs within hundred yards Of the house.
render. thus preps very valuable those doing busines
In This e The greater Of the purchase money can
rsman for three bond and per cent
a, WISE X sOS%, ia Pearl street
Also for sale. dwelling house No ssl Wash gton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
RATHBUN'S HOTEL,
I6l. lG3 l(i6 e. I(,7 Bro0dACay Nom T0

Ia This AID magnificent establishment. recently
t:S opened a. Public Hotel. fitted modern Style
~ with the test improvements and is Of sufficient
vseItS 10 secommodats 40 pers,up
ssssss very spao,ons Dn,ns dali contains
Bedr os, all sPend,diy furnished with entirely fam,.
locauon is desirsbe and convenient both fn,
psne and being between Courandt and Liberty
sheets ~
The opriesr OF this establishment intends TO make in
oae Of mot ceia"r sbIe pleasant, and business Ike
places in CRY Of New rk aud yans expense will
% s,ayei t part the Of his Racasshsre
BY hoping sb,ie in the public while
Tema.ns tha nchcs humble servant. b. RATABUN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

MANU- ~ A. &C. ..
ONE hundred barrels sspeIh fine bIaek VtIas 20, -,
iron tbs mines Viginis, jry IsSSsstsa BHoUkS
49,. g 81 Nassau suoeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.


DAILY HERALD-Evs cry day Price cents per COPY 81
70 Per annu sble in advance.
WEEKLY HEk Al O-Every Saturdsy-Price ~ ceHu
peg eopv-Sf az per nnnum-payabls in advance.
- HERALD FOR EUROrE- Every Steam Packet day
-
IN advance
patch
Al letters communications, by mail addressed to the
be paid the postage will be Do
eueted from The subscription money reInltted
JANIS SOkrON BENNETT
Proprietor Of the
rrw Y0Rx HERALl EsTABlsHNrNr
North Wss ~ tut y and Nsssap strssts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13

- ATHREE STORY HOpSE on 23d street bstween
th md and ID avenues IL Is we'll A.s ed, and &c.
A re.e with he iatsu incl ujng tcheo
talss slnk cold md warm ba be. water closet sii,n
mart maotie roughaut the house yard of fifteen
fert IN ouw sh v.rsnd snd French windows 1hs
one Of row 81 s'S houses on the south 81 Of the
For further particulars apply 20 VYSE SONS,
n Imsr ia Pe.ris treet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
FOR SALE-BROOKLYN

FOR SAi.E-BROOKLYN
A The lot ard three-story brick Hause, on the sou,h
EM eorer q Hicks and sacket The LOT is
Tbs ho9se was but during The last year has
msst.ls hcush.ut plated niture sub cellar por
Milhia three ~ipatsswsls Of tanit aveaue Jerry and
fAe Al aetis OK and been minutes from he South ferry
In ispit improviux nsghborLsed
A.a for SIDE the House sad Lot adj dining Of d.
seyipfion. Apply 10 ~ las q BROWN, =
At slossos 4 sehslps Ofhce, % Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-13
Fur SALE.


HsSf wiz be sold at auetioe Tuetday the I'd day OF
10Y resides The ,aid farm contains about ~ q
the necessary out buildings: is situated Of
Mamar eek county Of Wssehes,er. about mile ON
the village OF Mamaroneek the Weaver street road q
m,-. en the q Hail. aud near the ns Of the New Ha-
quality Of fruit The SAFE will be positive, take pce
u on the PREMISE, For further particulars enquire r
Lawrence. New Rochelle, oil the subscriber the
premises
Inv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07
Honor TO tie Volunteers.

The Petersburg Republican contains interesting &C.
count for the whole OF which regret that We have not
room OF the presentation, Saturday evening last by
Judge Gh5on the organ Of the ladies' OF tina, town of
q beautiful Flag to the Petersburg Volunteers. Mr. VIM
Robertson as hc Of the members OF me Bar also pre-
scented splendid Sword, Belt and Sas TO Capt Archer and
Mr. J. " Syme behalf Of Mes-fs K. Boiling B Jones.
Robert Leslie, Jos. Bragg J. V. Wilcox John RoWIerf
a g. Mellwa.nc, w. +. Hinton, David Dunlop. D. W.
Bragg, J. Branch Goodman Davis, b. II. May John l.
Mefens L Co, James Orr, Moses Paul and A. L. smith
presented Leueuan,s Pegram, Wesger and Paterson.
each, beautiful sword, Bell Sash and Epaulcitcs
Ia LyuchJurg, public meeting was held Thursday
evening LAST, TO make arrangements for the reception and
accommodation o.! the Montgomery Bedford aud Franklin
volunteers, their way Richmond. Judge Wilson
presided and eloquent speeches were delivered by hat
gentleman and by Mess's VIM. W. Blackfyrd James Gar
land and John " Speed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07
lTes>rs. EsayIy and Da,i>.

Yesterdays Enquirer contlins long editorial article
appended to which the statements Of Messrs T. T Mon
iaCue. Henry w. Hhard VIM Collins and John Y Ma
SON. the object Of which correct certain injurious i'm
prossons IN relation the conduct General BayIv con-
neeIed with hs arrest perdug The pondonce between
himself and Mr. Davis We are not aware that any eu-.
roucy gwen columns during the progress Of that
affair TO rumors statements calculated to nure General
Bayy, by impung him. directly or indirectly. any acen.
cy IN procuring his own We do not therefore
deem it necessary repubish the article referred TO- " ir
the accompanying siaemen,s for which indeed we cannot
spare the requisite space. We think It an act Of sheer
justice to Gen Bay.y however, having seen tie rumors
referred and being otherwise aware Of their extensive
circulation say that perusin the statement We ale
enrey satisfied thatthese lid him injustice There
Is not the slightest ground believe that he had the re-
hottest agency in procuring his arrest or that lie had
any believe that others contemplated ans such
step-whch undertaken. by Mr.. .:on,asue IN con-
with Mr. HHard exclusively upon their own re-
sponsbihy. and without any consuation direct or Ind
rect with Cen Bayy himself, who appears 10 have been
secret IN his proceedings, from the nature OF the case
u possible 10 have been.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07

Al meeting .i tac Wh-s OF the CIV Of Williamsburg
aed o. he Courthouse Saturday. I'd OF Jauuary 1871
Col Robert MCCuul.Ish was called u the Chair and WIN
W Coke appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been explained by the
Chairman, John Jones Eq presented To the meeting tho
following fetO.uious, which unanimously adopted:
lst-keso,sd, That behoyes the Whiss OF this Con-
gre 'ona District as an evidence tina, they ore united
hm and Jealous lu supporting and advancing the pruci-
Pies which they have always maintained aud which they
deem essential 90 the preservation of good royer.of In
have c1lldaic a taC field the approaching election;
the more especially they have before them n the nm
expected and Unprecedented success OF the Wbigs boz va
nous parts oi Tho Union, eElmps animate en- 10
eTeruon and % inspire tie cheering conf isnce t
they vii. redeem the District.
2d-Resolsct, That DO be recommended 10 the Whigs
DO Oh The Counties O the Distinct, 20 send ID. .eyate- d, n
convention to be held IN Yo's Town Tuesday. the
ION day OF f-of1'y, for Tue purpose of selecting PFC
per person o. maintain the principles of the Wing sar,
ns yalt Iltc lJr Congress af tic ensuing c.gc..l
si-bes3'ec, That Robert Aud,fsau. Gsorse W South.
al, Goodrich Da-ioyt John Jones Dic,i. O. 70, Joun A
Dencuyac, Jacob sheldon. John VI .u,il Jfyir
Shield, WIN Coke. = VI = ompson John a Homie
WmP Byrd. lHos Lnt.ey. WIN o. Pierce IS T. Br.g.f.
W w Ncs, 10 Cole, John J. ..1ra $ " ,vrsn ID ri
+ cuus. Taos % C.pbiI sydney smith. p.I,f s-r,l,'
ont Tuner Christian De applin. l represent f. vyb,.
I oi "li.Ilu-H.r - iu tlC si.d CI1gr....n.
"n m'h.D nc following resolutions were adopted una.
| R'ssy,d, That any Wing of Williamsburg. aro ,osy
Doc peeni 90 tfo meeting OF ihc Convention sba De q,
/ ce.gcd OF o. member OF toe same.
Resolved, That COMMITTEE be- APPOINTED d, r5rrss.
pond Will other paris OF thu Dsct o1 e subject Of tr
| W p scI Convention.
Whoreupor, tho Cu1.r appo.nrd JOHN Jones. R,b.,
''nno'f' "m " Coke, Goo " 5,lti4I aud a Dlulu.
/ vile o. chat ClHmIror
Rc'''y'd, THaimo Chairman ,f H. n..etar bc added
| Go iho delegation from William. urs f, .t., C...,.t,n
| ID. ''d' lh.i t.cre proceedings be- sirrrI by f.-
Ch.u1u aud s,c-.ary. .aa cont O., the VIM r.r,,s ,o
\ Richmond. Norfolk ,nI h.,tuaua. with n r.'...t ~.
/ pot. cluon.
no. nrcANDLsn, eFm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07
co"'.pod.uss Of the rhlla North American.

Thu ro.,L., A. II, . a.. NA" OK, Jan I, "a T. NJ.
h, a. before, IS Sos5.S6i for good wcsi,r IN b.
v h,S " ~ no shippers In Market aud theso wll on.
GU. GUY S9S's note sales 800 or 400 bts round b =,
oI Io c VIA New ,sv Orleans. at s5ali.
I'm mere has been considerable activity In eonse
An ooo S'.. owst rates OF freight The sales are abou,
I S NJ '2aI6 cts for Southern white and
yellow, ,n1 90 cents for old Southern Wheat is p.n
ha,y iiSslio cents for Genesec and dull RvcisbcIJ
sS cts delivered Oats 39a42 cts. A sals If Ispo h'.
Barley was msdo at 62l eta ' VI low Gus
~ ihoie continued movement in Me,. Pork md .ho,
500 brs sold at 25alO 3iI, p,;ms =, "nu ABOUT
$50; beet is 'Iif with mOdora.e sales. ''''aa
INC hr'tlo' OF new Ohio Pork this season v,a ,,.oi,
yes's'oey rom New Ofeans. II embraces sOO bhls -
70, SseohsloSO was bid No p,ise is ct s,keJ r.,
lhere Is some movement in Cotton, aud the s,lc ,
IZvo bales at iul rates for export The pricra are en-
and some sales reported at ct higher than i,s
regh" are easier, the number of vessels arrive, .r
e ns' part OF last week having been very large 10
SCI was taken up for Liverpool 1914 for Com two 1o,
osow NJ Ssa'' ID for Flour. and isais3i for Ora n.
ana TWO or three Tor Ireland at 20d aud s. Cd
In Bills there is nothing Of Importance doing so,l,,,
n NORMALLY 5s51; Francs 5i5a5 4oI "s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Scn,nIc.

WEpNLsnAN, January 6. 1916.
This Senate hoving according TO adjournment, tho
CLhRK proceeded To read communication the House
informing the Senate OF their concurrence in the amend
mens made by the latter body the bills relating 20 the
appointment and commissioning OF Field and Company
Officers for the Virginia Regiment and the bill entitled
An Act authorizing the independent Order OF odd Eel
lows OF Norfolk City TO hold limited amount of property.
number OF bills, passed by the House during the re-
cess OF the Senate were received the time which.
upon me motion OF Mr. McMULLEN, read twice aud
referred TO the different standing committees with the OK.
eepton OF two or three. OF purely local character which
were referred 20 select committees
Also-a resolution from the House, providing for tho
disbursement Of tho funds lately appropriated by the o-
gisaturo Tor the Volunteers
Mr. MoMuLLEN moved that the bill be laid upon the
table, as there was not n quorum present
A communication received from tho Governor an
closing letter from MIR. VIM. Daniel IT, in which he ac-
eeP'ed the office OF Judge of the Court of Appeals TO
which he was lately elected by tho Legislature
On motion OF Mr.. McMuLLgN the Senate adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-07
From the y. o. Pieayune, Dee 20,
unNErnn HIM

We yesterday and converted VITA Mr. Philip Houck
brother OF tho weknown Santa FL trader who left the
city Of Orzlya late in November. From Mr. H. we have
learned many particulars relation tho state Of feeling
ofihe Mexcans, in different part OF the country which NAV
not be- unincrostng TO our readers.
a; Ohzava. which city OF considerable size I, IN.
southwark OF Jaupa, there 1000 volunteers nfeady
recruited Tor the Mexican army-miserabe wretcbes col
ecd by pT"mses force and hroas-and to arm this force
ihey nave only SUI parts OF old. muskcs They
all tBiS night yaany, however, OF their exceeding
bravery and powess and Of the perfect ease with which
they arc to dngo los AmereaHos from the sacred soil OF
Mexico.
Our informant further assures US that there in reslIv
iessg OF deep IN the interior OF the
,lnly against tho United States and that the farther we
advance the greater will be the hostility against w. The
few Americans IN the country entertain fears that the Nor
leans rom their superior know dye OF the mountin
e. VIII 10y ambuscndcs and off the advanced detacb-
mens OF our army IN the operations that arc IT, cnsur
From his position SInta Anna any time throw q
heavy force upon almost any point extended line Of
operations and by taking advantages Of grourd annoy Gems
Taylor 90 Scott excessively.
AZ late 27h Of November thc-c rers no rogpl,,
troops Stationed at the city Of Mexico, few cyicoun-
trained miluabliug the entire force 10 defend H. Ar
' was there living n Toufomcut Its said that Santa An.
va was anxious iat ho should accompany him a. San Lu-
10, an offered him Important command but Arst, sand
be- had been arrested Tor hs conduct at Pan Alto and Re
SAGA de 10 Fsma and until lee had had foil trial would not
return 90 tie army.
81. kinds Of business wero dull in Mexico while gon.
crn slgnuon o trade p1yadod every ron Of the couD-
~. The only a'tzin' or mechanics VIM had any work
wcfo the Run5miiI-hey busy, night and day In
every town aud city imaekcfes-shof straight swords
With which the Indians under dago the Spanards
dHiing The revo.uipn-wCro being shaponed and every
old musket was undergoing repairs.
American deserters scattered through the country
and ore repro Gated most pofibIe condition No
lees hin twenyh had reached the city Of Mexico In
most wocI.d plight begging from door 10 door, ind
were received aud treated with contempt By an Eight
bad 'e'chtd fif south Ofzava nnd ittc work had
been gwen thtm al factory TO keep them from actual
Walton.
~ the Mexican Congress W. cen learn hing. Anol
w arrival will gNo tho particulars of No ofganfz
md lnf IL-- 4. M LnnL inc ~.