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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-28
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eac'enca Santa 2innu'5 tit
"a eltftm au69cSeid,netcn @earlten fo
;icmIih poe eauo pplSheu gera Cruz uub
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ancere 9SctnItc gu hoter, aber Die Snacierz
"a unwcu @erto Gcr>p 1T iein Qctlii,qszHu
becrt. Soler le6te sr i'm Olanse, por Der unz
Alndlldcn Sdladt, pelde itm cen Urd(I
oentenltuhl nno leine Npsularitdt unttr lei
nem @plfe Derlcr. gs mar cir fubutr Cra>
9cne' >Wsa]or, Der Glite uuierer 9lrmee, pe!z
der elelru fllrtIihcu Npbncrt tetrat: er
tarrte nit SerwMnrerun9 ben itn umqeteus
cen Slang an, uno bate fdum anlcfan3eu
3u uHteriuhen, ais Der 9tame tes General
Santa 9hna tbm III : 2Iu9e fiji, uno i'm uns
terrlhtet'r mc er mor. Die NeIceu mar
eurd cine Nortellun9 oricutoIiltcn 0eId,maz
des be5eidlnst pler5eln 0rres 3immcr, al(a
9cordh9t neben elnanccr an0efil(lt NIT fGltl
hcn Sttcmanen, Die 9H1uce nit letenen
&nntpertcn behln0en. 9llles ,ulr ella Der :
laiIcn; auf eineri Mittc!sGiit in ei1sm rcy
Nanrtz Sdlcns> lag cine unocl Te9elte Tpte,
mt Der Ndne|brift oe6 Clctaters.-S euts
hlclt (eie 9tcte) ,,co6 er oGe6 Der G'uaoe e.
nee 9'c6nlad,tt9sn Seinee5 rterlalIt." Ser
Wtajcr ,dhoute umher ais lpdre or an ei1tem
arabllhen3 1ubertrte, er betraAtcte aufmcrfs
lam bic @cmdioe> uno Sclulfets fId, md, cis
mem Sattel NIT foitbarcm SG)mr6e, unp
Stetnbll9cln rrn G'cIb uuo nit Gilbcr
aus9elegt or id)aute III cinem tlsiucu obocz
Ie9enen Gab'net uEIher unO lcia l,crs flrpfz
te-ocrt mar cln Eubcbett fir cine Vfiu,els
IN. 9u1 ocn u:teNlteheueea Slehcu Iaocn
toItbore parfurmerien 5eritrcuI unb GIN $50
oen> ME ile orn Slrel fd Dhcn lpauiid,cn 6ns
Sen oerlanen lparen, Gin paor eleGant>ocars
beltete fleine pautcfeln. Der Major mar
Gin golan.er uno cbrempertber Wann - rb>
'aleich Gin 0ro9cner, fpuntc er auf cem Sat>
teluno oieStcintil5el ocrSidtsn, p5ltpn bic
iclben bon @po-aber cr perlangte ein Siez
9ee,eidcu, uuo itgdte Die pantrfeln IN ie,ue
Sa1he nit einem 3ltteru bel ceren Scrnb<
runq, ,pclde oer&raff elmer saluanilbenyat>
terle @bre 9emodt baben ipurceu. - .
Seectb iein oers purce aerubrt, uno er
le9te Die Sddse spieoer Surufl uno elna oan,,
in Den cffsnen Gheil beo soanics. Gr bc1ob
fIh IN ben nobAele9eneu WorltaQ uno be-
trahtete bos terrlitle 8.et uno Vieroe, mels
DIE flh IN 9fuhe 9emidlid thatel> als plDse
lld eln sIcjuotont oes Sen. Scott eorbes
iprengte, fpeld,er cen Dra4cncr bcoroerte.
oen flehsnoenSanta 9Iuna iu ocr1plaen. en-
elnem Sou mar Der Wtajpr i'm Sattsl, uno
1eme eeute fc!9ten ihm NIT einem Nreuceuz
I9ethret Sfad) 8ertauf ipeniger Stuncen
fenrte CT nad Der berrlid,en Oacienca miez
Ger Surlld. gSelh elue Gerdnoeruua cas
ld'one TIeh mar fcrtoctrieter> Der Sattcl
mar nod, ga, ater ra5 500 uno Slber fort.
Die 8emdIte waren serilOrt, uno lin3en in
Stllofeu al zen 9abmen terunter> BE prdd,s
t'9en8iften naren ,erlfn;tten, uno oieSpies
sel III tauleno Stider Serbrcdeu.
Dieies ats Elm Greisnib in bem Drama
bes merifanifhen 2riesee.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-07-28
Stcneffc SGacbrtcbte1 oput Rrfeass
fcbnuDlaf3e.

Der v@nr9erfreRno" ppm % bieles Mc,
mats berid)tet
Ser u@alpeitpn" 1T lit Nem Orleans Be,
relts angefpmmen nit Nabrihten bon 0era
efuj bis, ocn 1an,pco bis 10. uno rpuSra>
500 bis IL. Suli. las @eriitbt, ais pb Die
Wter'taner olei1eiti9cr Sriebens >Oferten a,
oermale oerwp. fen hdtteu, 1T nod nitbt Be-
ltatt'9t General ScDtt belt am item Suui
Rrie9sratb IN puebla ilber Die Hraae, Oh Die
Grmee nad) Der (eauptfatt ocrriden foll o.
rer ntdt. GtnGjenerol bicltee flir unpptld,s
t0, NIT ptui9er ais 10000 Wann ppr,uri,,
den. Ccctt, 9SDrth uuo Die ibrqen SfNyes
re lt'nmt'n in ocm GutihluGe uberein, am
%. Sunt oufjuereden, etlid,e Gage lei Tic
V'!o 5u oerwcilen uuo cen Merifauern 3eit
sur Slntmcrt auf bic Sriebensec, fthldee III
Scben. Die amerifoniihe Strettmadt miro
auf $500 Weann 0efhdst uno anbere Gad,s
ridten la9er, Scctt babe oen 9Iufbrub bis
10. Stuff ue.ltctenl Eaplpr ater SaltiQp
oerlaner.
slud d, ein Ot 6bel. Die Sdrqe oebSs
rem III CURTIN III ecu fcltbarifeu Wfotellfn,
fcn Der prnnf9rmdher uno Gale. sic fluo
orn fcitearem NH5e 9cmadt, p>lut nbcr7rz
n'Bt, per0cloet uno nit SMld)rlfcn uersiert.
SleIe Felte tebleren lleb ihrer Sdrqe bis sum
lcEten Giebrand rptr Gcfcr. 3upeien le9cu
Die &'ncer suIammcuL I'm fur ibrcn Gater
ccer clncn anccrn Germonrtcn jnsQeheim eis
nen ldhInen Sar9 mathen Su la1leu, II. rpenn
Der Sar9 ferti8 NJ ltberraldlcu Ge cen, mfls
dem er tcitmnt III, NIT cem Gejdenfe anf
rtne onGcncbme 98e1ic, inccm Te ihn unuerz
mH'bet II lrtn 3'mmer b!iu9eu lal1en. Oiez
{cr ScWcts fncllder 2lctc miro nit 8eyoul;>
9cn onlcnrmmcn. - gSa5 wurben BEL uu5
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
ATTACK rrON THE LAST TRAIN
PROM VERA cRi'Z-

FL Farocllo, one Of the correspondents Of
the Ia Paifa. speaks Of an atiack upon
the last train. by faihe, Jasauia, with
100 guerrilems. and two commands I'M
der Nunrz and The ranchero Albnro. The
iigh, was a, poin, called La puenie Chi.
ca. n was hold This correspondent by M
sys, .Hiiqgsy, so he says. that the tram Was
yered with The dead bodies OF the Ameri.
cans. Many wagons have been losi, and
The dead and wounded. according 10 many
afi'rInaiions. surpass $50 men, which, per.
haPs. remarks the correspondent, have re.
dmed the American forces considerably.
The guerrilIeros were well aware OF The
fact that the train conveyed specie, and
thry dill moi rcase 10 attack IL during It's
passage. @~ @ @7a
Al Ibis moment, El Farocho saws, |
have heard ,ha, The Americans have copit.
uIa,esl. but though ] did moi believe hi,
pafi 81 The news, yet can assure you
lha, the Americans in This city are in
state OF great CONSERVATION.
Tins letter Is dated The fifteenth Of Au-
ynst, al Vera Cruz. KITTY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

hss5s = 20 eiiqus. q Paiitssai qs,aek. ~
Vii - il. Il = a. - sarOmss diEniEsd
gsat.esnsa. sad a1&sass.sE lie gaxeEn.
neat = PsEs Paasaas shasld -. HG<a.
TaylaF : - - sersrd. 1 mess. auaay .
piazza. b wilLosl pledges. - e0aaalalsls
- Dis pzrsy = = thss. 10 asais keeaion II
The sosaIg or u that. In up0n lie hiEll
grosE1 EiAsl be j. hDassL pslrioslr. and =.
pablo. and lheFtfoEs ii ID IL trusted by
he AmeEaesn people. Nv any oder
soaEse. hE would descend from Ghe pgoud
nonumsng whlsh he cared Tor himself.
wtsh his ows Enod sword. upon the i'm
mortal Geld VI Buena Vista. and his &C.
knoNiedged honor. ability and wisdom.
= exempli6ed IN his correspondence.
lie. beliesf. il the man lar The iIHss.
.nd hore &c will he faund log-lasr IN
ler his banner. Your. SC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
From Mexico, (by way of England,

In The London Morning Chronicle OIL
August 9th we find I.etter from lis cor.
respondent in The city OF Mexico, of old
date OF course, but which, in the stale oil
suspense in which we now are in regard
10 The operations Of our army in front Of
that city, cannot be without interest E,r
any of our readers. We extract suel,
parts OF it rs appear TO deserve particular
attention, as follows: !sat. Iviei.
Mexico, June IS.
Since my last communication nothing
lof any Importance has occurred in The
theatre Of war. II is true. Sanin Anna's
troops are much better organized; the pre-.
para''ons for defence are nearly compile
ted; That Is to say, entertainments have
been thrown up on all The gres, roads
leading 10 the city; sixty-nine cannon
ready 10 he placed in them !; some TWEEN.
~ thousand men are in and around the
capital the morass, which still exists
where the great lakes formerly were, has
been set under water for the last month
-eofia something, nay, much has been
done TO render The cntrance of the enemy
as difficult as possible, and ii might be
rendered impossible IL the Mexican troops
were commanded by some hundred foreign
officers. We are told that General Scott
has about $500 men, and thirty cannon.
at Puebla. In The beginning OF the mas,
week a despatch from Washington of the
10Th OF April reached here. in which Mr.,
announced to this Government.
70 The most amicable terms, that an A m.
Dassador with plenary power to conclude
peace would arrive in the quarters OF ,he
american commander. and ii il supposed
NAT II was this very PIenipotensiary who
brought the despatch But Santa Anna
: sadly afraid Of bis Mexican enemies.
md already a coalition Of six of the States
ias been formed, who have declared IN |
heir Congress that pence In not 10 be !
alked oil, and who declare every ons a |
raisor 70 his country who. under g,sassn, |
circumstances. should talk Of peace. Tho
'eiiera! Congress, before whom Santa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
. From the n. o. National, August 20.
Latest from Vera Cruz and Tampico.

The steamship A abama, Captain Ellie.
~. arrived here Saturday morning from
Vera t'rnz, having sailed thence on The
18th instant. and from Tampico on the
i7sh instant. by this arrival we received
the f'llnwing interesting leiier from our
Tamplco correspondent:
Tampico, Angus, nth, is47.
SIR We had snine,hins like small
excitement here yesterday, on learning
That General Paredes had arrived in Vera
Cruz. 1T $3.50 sse~n< fl -A~ i. ~. St =
A. near a. could gather the facts. he
landed IN ihat'c,ty a. persons usually do.
passed through the streets with Two gen.
llemen. ailhaut The least suspicion, no
person taking the leas, notice Of him,
walked oui OF The GAZE or Mercy, where
q strong guard is a, NIL times posted,
mounted horse, which was kept in wait.
ing Tor him. aad'n,sle away At his leisure.
accompanied by his two friends. Ytsr>
Shortly afterwards. IL was rumored
throughout Vera Cruz thai Paroles had
passed through The city. but, before even
ing, u was ascerlained that The exilpd Ge.
neral was u, the head of 500 guerrilIas, in
1l'e neishborl'ood IL The city.
Whether he had pass frum President
l'ois or not, have npl vel heard, bul one
hing IL certain, that. according To appear.
'nees, there is very lnlle likel,hood Of a
peare between Mexico and the u. States.
In this place. Tampico. there is hourly
'eporss oil large forces being ~ the rear Of
ne town. Al one time you will hear that
Urea 10 in it, vicinity. III The head ot 1900
nrn'; again. some other General il pre-
'arlng an attack bu. little heed, however.
Gems 10 be placed in them. a. The officers
ID cnnmand are well prepared for suci, an
vent. although our forces are small. Yes
arday we had d regi,nent.d parade. col.
)s Russey inspected the troops. who
eemed 10 be well discil liIcd. | was so.
y to see Tho 10 ,i,iana regiment. which
e comm nd who left .tIr iis aEous
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
.CorIesPOndence Of The Piearpne.l


s&~ r. :.s Fta ,huxs .AuSust ittn, 1887. H.
It's with morIificsiion and regret tina,
have 10 inform you that Gen. Pafe,le,
passed through our city this morning. a
bout seven o'rlock. in disguise, and before
u was ascerialned tina, such was The case,
he was lar Out of our reach on his way "a
the city of Mexico. ~~~4~ -
lie arrived this morning ON The roy,l
mail steamer Ieyioi. under an assumed
nane. and entirely unknown ID the rap-
tam oi The vessel. As soon as The vessel
came 10 anchor. he Immediately came To
the Mule IN a pilo, boat. and proceeded
I" the heart ri the city 10 iha residence n,
a Mexlran merchant. 10 whom he made
himself knawn. aud obtained from him \
round jacket, sumbrsro aud horses for
himself ami servant, and rausosed HE
ranch withon, ceremony. One hundred
tiollars reward was offered lur his arres,
as soon as Information reached Col. VII.
sou that he was or had been in The civ.
and every effort was made 10 arrest him.
hui The " bird had fawn'' and given Ms a
specimen Of assurance and cunning tha,
would do credit 10 The Father Of Yankee.
tricks. 7@ rid P".1 FsTt -
The Mexican merchan, who assisted
IN The escape is fepe Zamora, and during
the search E'r Pareies his house was sur.
rounded. The officer entered and was
assured by Sr. ZamorA that pare,Ies vas
not IN The house. " Has IT. been here"
was The question asked. YES" rpplied
zam"ra. very coolly. .wha, did he
want" asked the American. - lie intro.
d"red himself 10 me AS General Paroles.
and asked me 10 befriend him, and told
him thai ] would. lie then asked me 10
let him. have jacket. hs. and horses.
winch furnished him immediately, mud
Ne has been gone from here two hour.
lou are welcome To search. but | can as.
sure Won that Won will not find him here
and wha. tell you il 30. There are his
r"at and hat. which you can take alone
f Won like" u / ~"' -" "''
forgot 10 mention that letter was SEN,
~ the American ronsul a, Havana IN.
"rm'ns The au'horiiIcs here tha, General
fare'les was on board. hut i, came to hand
90 late 10 do anything .~a5n.@@ -. +
Fhese 10 hardly An American here bu,
What fell that he oonld crawl through, a
:'aiet hole When The astounding news
nat raredrs. the swor, enemy 10 Santa
n"a. 10 Americans and 10 peace, and the
MY man 'wh" a. the present situation Of
iialrs car, partially restore the confidence
the Mexican people and inspire Them
nee more with . hope to conquer their
nemles, had passed. unknown and IN.
ioissted. iito and out Of tie gates Of our
ny. He viii no dcub. mike every sf. ii
'H 10 reacl, Mexico before Gen. scot.
oss' The consequence will d, toub.
g the overthrow Of Sauta Anna, az, mos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

Ana gi8sl - fllss is ahers msa,iss.
q Aeseslsh. Thai - EEhs siIhcT atmA
Gl.e PlsEiposra.liafy . Gerlilae ssssRg hlIss,
Frfasss = uarrt fssm Ire naass aaAaIilsl
a1ad dsspieahle meiues- 4 lasss nnasass
III he Drpssies bare. II I'll aisesdy -
Mrniea. 81 i : very Proealls thss ssea
900 lie nrcessary nnsnbef = esnssassss
hose j. 10 lonser IA tie raplial. u
slass MreleIard sii1p-fox Santa ANITA =
willaous doubt anxi0as g. peare--he IN
nouneed % tie Americaa eommanEasl hal
he shoald Las lie despatch hrlore Con
grsss, aud. Curious - rrlaae. Mr. Than.
lon. The Secretary u ihs British legation.
was chosen = lie hearer a his answer ~
Paebla. II i generally belieEed that Eng
Land CONTINUES her eforls 10 mediate b.
tween The swo nations. and lheEs sllli e1-
isus = parry Who persists il bellesing Ihas
the American fosces viii not enler NEAR
80. and laal peace wiIl speedily b con
cIudsd. DO not believe ilaal Santa M
ma viii take upon himself The RESPONSE
bilily u such ! Sep, seiing. - he then
would DO. in direcs opposition 10 public
opinion. .....s.-z.
Avery clever eanicainre has bern pub
lished and sold here during The last lev
DAVIS. representing SANTA Anna laid upon
table oil tie anatomical theatre. an enoF-
nous Yankee ampuiating bis second leg
, while Polk applies the ether apparatus
but instead al, the sponges containing the
ether, yon see \ number Of money bags
marked three millions Of pecos. lie Il
9. Santa Anna il 10 leave the capital 10
day for i neighhoring village, cajnaran
and people say That ibis il To facill,ale his
escape on The approach Of the Americans
According 10 ms opinion We have NJ
prospect of speedy peace. The who'll
lenslh and breadth Of The land j. and vii
he uyerrun with hands Of half soldiers
> half robbers, and the Americans will "
hare 10 make many heavy sacrifices be
fore they can attain dominion here, or esel
an appearance Of having their power nc
kno@ledged by The Mexicans. The ~
: sistance. The iaerfia RS insriis, u The on
= IN one of which the Mexican is capable
: but ID il powerful one, and in IL he
: great. No, ono % them has been Undue
ed 10 Join the Americans. They do no
: look upon the Yankees with rage. b.
= they keep entirely aloof from them--ihe
even admire The courage Of The enein
> in marching boldly into the very hcal
OF their county, but they regard them y
savsges entirely devoid Of al finer fee
lings. In fact, The Mcxicans consider III:
courage is quite excluded from civilize
minds, and Is merely an animal, and, Iher,
9 fore, an Objectionable disposition.
% Up 10 tins momcn, we have receive
% no information Of any movement Of ii
u enemy from Puebla, and all is We, quiz
T. here but j, il impossible that Gen. SEQ
J. could long remain in his presen, positio.
+ JrSE 20, AFTERSooS.-We have jm
received information. dated 27th. from ri
= Iebla, 10 the effect that the Americans vi
N not march upon the capital unnl the foI
'e or i2th Of next month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
'''@''@ From the n. o. National.
Important Letter from Gen. Tay,or,

Below we give The most important lei
Ter we have yet seen from The rleaI. head.
ed aud hard-lo be headed Gen. Y. Taylor.
It's pu' lished in The Clinton Flo, e.ian.
II is addressed TO a Democrat. and we
hope he aud his parry are ps.feclly sails
bed with il. The letter contains lus, wha,
we have always wished Gen. Taylm l..
say, and thai is, THAT " NE Is A caspr.
DATE HE WILL MAKE No PLEDGES WHAT
EVER. u The people have moi 90, enougl,
Conscience % elect him and lrusi TO bis
honesty OF purpose. he j. perfectly willing
10 stay al home. This is talking right 10
10 The point. Iast as we knew old Zach
would. Bull 10 the letter:
@"s& 9@@ Camp near Monterey. Mexico, i
''4 ~@aass* o. @a ass !as@ June 9th. 1917.
-'4" DEAR SIR:--Your lener of the 18Th
ult., from Clinton, Louisiana, has Jus,
reschsd me. in which you are pleased 10
say the signs Of the times in relation 10
the next Presidency and the prominen,
position OF your name in connection wi,I,
u. Is sufficient excuse for this letter
That ~ u happy feature in our Govern.
iiient that official fnpctionsrles under !,
from the lowest % The highest station. il
not beyond the reach and partial snpervi.
sion Of The hinalslest oisisen, and thai iii il
right in every freeman to possess l,imself
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09

;usfaiwo1l5h d srssstiagly T.
IT, ycs Wesll lRswsE shsqassuess
Ida - tbis letaes. al aalg sot
sh@as q hasihg lhsm F1tlssAed
as1ss. Il lh<y rsn = = assa. =
- 20 ) esndi3aas. kai also isE g
~ dung my nass bsgsae ahs rso
Fl wig cons snasihing - Assist
. Fssssnaisg yepl zeal sraaiDssas.
4 iIapIsh alis. spd y0s are dslssaed.
N Il soms sfies - . Iswad isF
"a ssuoss services.
10 ksos. 6,slly. whether yoa
81 kspr ot psslasg eosn N both eads
I I'll that 10 SEM 10 Mil % hoEsteaek.
al . bsileye in The modern sgslem
nld By Bob Walker. sho used .
IIsI0ns IN oae end 10 balsncs shs grain
inblheli See0ndly. are yos 10 favor
Oh LasiBg coils! Thirdly. are You
iur Vi crossing the nutmeg melon Sish
IiInpkin.
homrs and definite sas~sr 70 thess
a bins Will sbIiss ynar Iellev -eilixs n.
AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE sso0ks.
Gal z. TaxLoR.
Camp near Mon,erry, July .. lslT.
FrEcrED SIR: Yoar sssy i@potiaa'
eeUnicsucn csms 10 haad 70 das
ese Of mail and baggage wsgaa trans
psion. read /. wilh profound plea
. I vas tlrlighlsd wnb The injepend'
stxpressioa Of your sentiments, AM
llbndshle motives IhaI ibdnced sou u
NJ Them before me in writing. .Th'
sernmeni has kep, me 80 exceedingly
n oi late doing naihing. that hat.
n al line 10 w,ils Jon - promptly d
nid haze desired; nor can ~ sxpll
n, when do ~ Josn 10 the issk. a
liaporiancs OF the subject demands
su FIRST question: shall answer thea
eslegnsieslly-is one that involves
pris sysem ofexehsRge. which sosl'
sndelleate for me. in my present posi-
J. In enlarge upon: hat ! will ssy. u
l.ing. that IL 10 better 10 have . ston'
one end nj the meal bag Than in ih'
oder. To your second question ] an
sr. 1 AN in favor OF @ules having colts
'vijed il suits The muIrs, and don't 10
Iese with The vested rights Of the peo
/. Your third question involves . poin
~ ~h,eh | have many doub's--cioss
the melon with the pumpkin certain
ealarses the melon. but n all requE
arge shsre Of the attention Of pkilaso
sss 90 rhow % Jen'i ruin The uusm~g.
With high sespee,. ] reman your mos
'diens servant. II IL. TAYLOR.
GrsTus MoSrasuE SSooKs, E.q.
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itely H. v,ll aks n hands ths'tslnssaf
Gaass nnaent. efash sil ulasaPis a nRsa.
aisiian. sn1 80 ihe array IN Psasoa a.
gaia.G Gsm. scoaa. siasaald ~ Ghink 4 -.
psdssaas - Il -. "a ksrk - sams
la.re heyaad - siiy nnd ps~a4ss hinsslf
e. amoslsrr ~ perhaps hetsrF orrssls.n.
Al n exenasl i ! lasl he man tissG he
Asxieans hsss beea wanting ever sine
he battle ~ reFr0 Gards. ard aow a.,
hr Is with Them aEse naoEe. here II IA
lelllag = haI aalghiy events may bs lie &c.
suit az lis resaTa lrean eAiie. F
I.ast evening he remalns a l'ul. L. d.
Nlson SER ess"Esed . The grave ~ lie
IL Infantry. md large roarnurss Il
Ameriean AMI Aisxiean eiai1rn*. Tie
calm was plaerd in vault u lie eeme-
lery = HIRE Il can be onStnienay ubl4ln,d
hy his friends. 49,
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FROM MONTERREY.
Trains Attacked-Mr. Coolidge, af
the Massachusetts regiment, dirrcl llom
Monterey. who lcfi there on the 1t inst,
furnishes Us with the following particulars:
I'm the 30lh July, IN express mad wsg.
on fur Monterey. with N escort u seven
men under Lieut.. Reynolds, was attack.
ed len miles from Marion BY about 90 Mex.
trans. The naildriyer succeeded in pass.
ing The ambuseade and reached il safety
The encampment Of train, which VAS
coming down from Monterey. The cs.
cort was scattered BY the assault. and ~"
Of the number are missing. The mail
proceeded on To is destination.
The day aflrr this attack. a merchants
train, composed Of 90 mnles and several
wagons. was attacked nj Punla Agudo and
the entire lain captured. The number
Of The attacked parry could moi be correct.
In ascertained. bui il was supposed 10 be
| from ZOO 10 $50. An ahulanehe. in which
were 2 Frenehmen and lady, who were
proceeding 10 Monterey in company with
the train. was enabled 10 escape from the
ambuscade. Only one American WAS
known 10 be killed. though several wsre
missing. .s .-- ... Is ......-*
| Between Cerslyo and camarge ihs
trains are suffered To Pass without molss'
tali0n. 7'~s~<
Mr.. Coolidge informs NJ Tia, Gen. Tay'
lor Was prepared ior m onward march.
! The troops u Monterey and SalnIlO
were in excellent health. Also those al
The Mier encampment.
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| Mr.. Benton I'm q new Position. The
I.nuisviile Journal ofths i7sh. abiding 10
iIeport that Col. Benton bad wsi,len 10
Washington deDsneing Cours MARTIAL
for the slndiesiion Of his son-ln-law, Col.
Fremont. and The punishment Of bis sd'
verssries On The Iaie uoubles in Caller
MA. adds: c-.H@ 81. 4w@ 4sn %~**-
"li 10 certain that Mr.. Benton il pre-.
pairing himself for terrific attack upon
orof Nshiurxys 1 rsw S.y. -s.., -.
into conversation upon The subiee, oil
The Mexican War and became immense,y
excited. perfectly Infatuated. He sa,d
that an opportunity bad been passed BY
OF making an advantageous and hoaoss.
BILE peace. and tina, be cauid shaw the
iscs and would show IL. Az ios The whole
management OF The War. he sversed
that u had been utterly disgraceful. He
stated that he should ga 10 Washington
aud make one speech upon The subject,
"siy one, and ibs. i. would be the great.
est speech Of hs life. and be was willing
tina, II should be the last. In speaking
OF The Administrator, his lsngusg &c barely
Il at all. Tell short of do~ ntigh, csrsi, o.
His wrslhiul defamation lasted a lull
hour" s} -@-.t -.-..~.es >1.sa f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-09-09
From the National In,ellisenccr.
a#. A FAIR HIT,

The New Orleans National has no,
done more shaa justice, IN the iollow,ng
imaginary correspondence, TO The praes,ce
ol wiring letters 10 eminent pubic. men,
pr"ppuud.nR all manner of uamean,ng
questions. aud then publishing their an.
s"e's. II would Jseem as If every sc,ib.
bier IN The land had been cslrrbis,ng
Gen. Taylor. and thai he, a frank old
soldier, aa.wfrs them as il it we're an ol.
hc'sl du.y. The questions propounJed 10
'hs i"Ilowns imaginary corresponds nee
ny Mr. Snooks ale no Irs. nnpart.u,
than many that hs,e BEEN p opounted 70
,be General. 80. ''"s IT,