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silnaiions, &t. Wanis6.
CLRRK IN DOoK-sTORP WkNTFD-l

CLERK IN BOOKSTORE WANTRD-A
" young man between ~ and Is we'll acquainted with
bookseing and stationery IN all ito branches, ard who
would lie 20 established house In Ohio. nsy
hear Of good situation by inouiring 81 n. FRANK
LIN "a JOhn-si Application 10 be msde whin ~ DAYS
b-tw he hours Of and n A. NJ None hut me best
city references will need spply iy5 iw
N4ANTED-An old fashioned Englisn Cock mahogs.
w ny walnut csse. Any having such TO dispose
Of will please address. p A. '. FOu Hamilton, l. I.zDd
stating price, Sc jy2 o.
DAhE CHANCE.-Agenis " snt-d Al n Nassau .t-
INThe rapid sale Of Weiss Lawyer and Bookkeeping
for the States OF NeYork and COnrectcut mo than
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worth dollars 10 every o. business Sample copies
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iyl4
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sent from these Offices are warranted honest.
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Cape Of Coed Hope.

The ship Tudor has brought accounts OF April Q,
Cape OF Good Hope The state OF sdslrs Tie
frontier had not varied much. Patio ssid 70 hsvs
sent msssse 10 the Governor. Simplifying his ssxsty
for peace but IL 10 also asserted that the reply vsa
was 10 the effect that the Chief submss.on uuss b
nditionsl. The Commander Of tie forces he'd s6
Fort Peddie with Q detachment OF troops end the nsw
Baraner evies On the th March, and procee ded toward
Kssksma strong force would be formed 1t .hs Doeth
OF the Buffalo River and iarss supplies Of food, &c.
10 the n-igasorbood and available for the army without
their hsving retire from tho Of scSion The
OBJECT OF Sir Henry Pottinger 10 to subdss tho ksars
snd settle the affairs Of the frontier psfmenees
basis Al NstA. Umzmeulu had been defssted win %
cided loss By the setf.ers
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Tue Queen.
The Qae.n DoSager.
And the Ladies Of Liverpool.
To Catherine Wilkinson.
f-1n

Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyselL'
AWEo1y FAMILY POISONED A man named Thom-
as Hickman aged a. occupied WIN MS Vile ana AK
chiI8rsn small cottage Ia P-ut0a villas Miide roW,
ADJACENT 10 the cemetery keDssli green % sunday
morning last Caroline BOnemy sister Of Mrs Kick.
man czed 10 spend the day with her relatives, and
during the morning she ssked By her sister who
was Otherwise engaged 20 make rnGoaro pudding ior
dnper appears IN It after the batter mixed and
All the aour exhausted ins substance was too thin and
an going 10 an adjoining cupboard she found In paper
has What she imagined 10 BE- another package Of Hour
rrs .hs ssda5 10 the former mixture At dinner, the
family. including the sister Of Mrs Hickman Partook
heartily OF padding snd shorty A,er very siAruns
svro,om. uere percepuhe IN the whole u the chill
dren' While Mr. and Mrs Hieamsn we're attending
uvon their offspring they were together ~i'h Caroline
a,,,,v s,,.eket 10 siniisr manner. and they then
r the r. time imagined that ire irui, in the pudding
b.d caused the symptoms ADD assistance ~a' called IN
ny M tbrir Efforts I'VE OF he children and the father Of
The family died within lev n4urs- Inc 't.temen'
NV Inc husband prior 70 des'h, add which vas con
srrosd Nv his vile that, quantity OF arsenic bad
In ssOt 10 bottle, but some tins since By mshsp
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Prussia.

The Prussisn Diet has petitioned the King that
the financial estimates and may BE- referred foe
examination To Committee. In order that the correct
ness OF ,be Ministerial statement msy Be sssted. let
ter dated Berlin lat inst states that ct the citing of the
Diet On that day, the Royal Commissioner declared
Ia the name of the King that the session Of the Dist
prolonged TO the 10Th June. The Official statement
Of the votes 10 the sscond Chamber Of hs Prassn Dist
on the various notifications OF the proposal 10 petition
the King the Chambers ct least In every
two years has been received.
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The Crops I'm Rurepe.

ESGLGSD.-The accounts throughout all paris o.
the kingdom most favorable and encoursginG ~
reasonable change which has taken plscs " me Seee
has given 10 vesrtssioa vieor. and forcee '
tn growing crop. with astonishing rsptdy. Lsa
csshirs ths Wheat crop 10 expected TO 49, .I
the coming week the Spring Corn maen ,"p,osa
By the lsts rsins and Ne Potato srop '' "os' 'eAs
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Belxi0rn.
Hungary.

move is at length making to prepare for the
approaching assembly Of the Hungarian Dist Great To-
terest attaches to this meeting for tho 0overpmeee
party on account Of the election Of the Psstins
snd for the liberal and independent party In The hope
that some serious measures OF Improvement vii take
place will tend % .simIsts Hungary 70 The highly civil
ized States Of Western Europe.
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, ~ The Restorative Cordial. prepared BY c.

SrBaING, TauytOwnl celebrated for sllevisng
affections 10 which females peculiarly subject,
sdOrdng 9Th IN al OF debi Ing, and particularly
Tor s virtues 10 curing dyspepsia 10 sod wholesale and
retail, by A. & ID. SANDS 100 Full0n-st sold also by
Rushion q Co TO Broadway and 10 Aston House rs
Broadway II East Brosdwsy 3S Hudson-sL and by L.
rae n lnor 24 Fu1nsi Pnce 81 bottle mY2 3taF u
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

IW1VIUII WVII NIUIUIIIS DlUIto'
DkNTAEOON--F. AHRENS the well known Pan s
Tailor, 20i Anu-s has atey received over 100 pieces
fancy and Linens OF which he makes Pants
order for only g 50 10 - per pair
Also, French AMI English black Csssimeres aud Doe
skins from 81 20 81 per pair. wsUan good sse
Gents 10 Of Pants will do well 10 call 20. Ann
81 ie22 2sVs
CLOTHING.
I VANDERBILT, So Maiden lane and 1894 West Broad
y. way hasa splendid assortment OF gents, boys and
chiidrens clothing. Five skeleton style short
ock and shad coats suitable for every ,ize. Also
than thousand pieces Of ftshiOnsbe good 10
make Order all Of VIII oh w be sold at the lowest pOs
sibe price
N pleasant Summer coat, and pants from s. to
- Is Msiden-lsne and 1854 West 8rosiwsy eio iin+
CLOTHING.
Ready Made md MADE 70 Orde7.
The Cheapest Fashionable
TAILORIsG
EsTABLIsHNE
lie New-Yerk IL
w. H. DEGROOT co.
my5 3mos No 90 Fullon-st
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~ The Genuine n esnD aOnp-Is acknowledged
TO be the best Shaving Soap In the world. 1t makes thick
rich laher which does not dry The face like many kinds
Of soap and creams, for sale by
ALBERT l.. WINsHIP, Chemist and Apolhecary,
iel4 Osf n East Broadway.
~ Genuine Hanrlem UiI-Imporied direct from
Holland for sale wholesale aud retail. by
ALBERT l.. WINSHIP.
isl4 Osr ~ Fast Broadway, cor. Market-st
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
European Intelligence

We compile the following summary Of Foreign
Intelligence from extensive files OF English pa
pers. We are chiefly indebted, however,to wa.
mer i. Smiths European Times. and Ciarls
UWmers European Nal.
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TIP sRu.wRRKLY TRIBUNE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

r,IWsha6 every WtDNkspAf hnu - ~
,i,.ee S per snnnHL Two copies 'o' -
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re- rotor Hose ar 25 Cents per foot.-C

his article will ind greatly 70 their advantage
TO exsu The Ho.e manufactured by the subscriber and
warranted superior to what Ia sold al advanced price
STEAMB DAT PROPRiET and all others purchasing
this article viii he dealt With in such will be
satisfactory The best OF l be In the
fscure and { q workmanship warranted.
o. BUCKMASrER, b5S HudsOn.st and
my29 n basement Of cor Pearl and Chatham sits
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lVERY LARGE PAPEK fOh TUE wy Mini
AY.h.t every sarusDW MosSISc, Al the low prc
- rera pnunn 10 advsoc-. 10 copies Tor SIS or
.ors. far S24.
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~ tor who doctors the ludsn mode II prsetice can
he found ~ The a Hotel. for three days only In The
third wees commencing Monday In each snd every month
for The SEASON specimens OF cancers 10 seen
on lho.o Days which have bsen removed BY Or y. Of
Troy. ~ Y. leI I'm
nK. AMBRU-E, Al experienced physeisn' orers
Dspeedy RELIEF 10 those suffering from disese 10 any
ssse His treatment 10 mild and ehcscioos and charges
very moderate. 6S ChanberssL doors from brosdway
Je3 i'm
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ENT-The prOpflelOT OF DUPONT ny
alrs Patent, and the other patents used
a -. .N...a g.. a -
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BLYTHE L HARRIS.
A TTORNEYs AT Law, No. south sixthst Pa. sdel-
n phis Refer 10 Mr. Joseph Tryon 70 broad-'L Peter
NJ. WIN E,o Ss Nassau and Nj Bashrot Birch, 65 VII
- :, Ns.yo,a inf isW6m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

ready observed tepudisic ptosctipu,s b.,
lcv and will eadesvof TO AVOID The ,etv
vi they seek TO remedy They make n,
"at upon sccts OF sceuon, upon pat.,u
lar creed, or men, We, they shall ,upoou
such mcn only, By supporting whom ,t-,
can alone succeed
4ih As one means to support ,hc o.
lcot hrst specified tho ldterai party ha,o
adopted the novel rule, "a this town. VA,
neither one man or set OF men were ever
born to hold the same office or office, c,,,
nally-but they MAINTAIN the rule that -
iauou IN Office IS the true prime pie IN f,a
ton TO the distribution Of Offices
These then constitute some Of The moo
prominent obJ,els for which ihcl.ibcfn par
ly have loborcd snd TO secure winch they
will continue their otganlzauou and 'fou,
In conc lus,od then We appeal to tho
hbord! Of all partcs--whigs, dtmoctan
and llb,r,y mcn, whether nc Object, We
have enumerated arc not worthy to be DC
complshrd aud final lv we onJoln II upon
all Our friends to be unncd and to ,pafr
no tnrus to secure the succ,'s Of our &C..
cts nui We can then aud only then cont
dcoty expect that victory Will pcrch upon
our standard
JESSE BILLINGS ! Town Com.
IL w LESTER, muice.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
YiL OF THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER
CAMBRIA.
Fifteen days Later from Europe


BY the arrival OF the Mail Steamer Cam.
bria at Boston, on Saturday, news fifteen
days later than lha, heretofore received.
has reached US from Europe.
The news received by the Cambria, is
crceedIngI " interesting and impounnt.-
Parliament has been occupied by the new
measures Of relief for the people o! Ireland
md Scotland The government plans np.
pear to be received with general approba-
uon by all parties. both IN and gu, =! Par
Lament
The accounts from Ireland appear TO be
oiihc same appalling character, and are Of
the most painful interest.
Scotland too suffers, and in some paris
OF nsland, the people complain that they
cam OF procure food,
The Parliamentary reports extend 10 the
evening Of the 81 inst, and are copied from
81 edition Of the LONDON Sun Of that date
The most important commercial news
brought by the Cambria is that relating to
breadsIuhs, prices Of which have materially
declined since previous accounts.
The subscription Of the British Associn,
ton f1r the Relief Of Distress IN the re-.
mote parts OF Ireland and Scotland, exceed
100000
The Balance Sheet Of the Public In.
come and Expenditure, Just issued, shows
an excess Of income over expenditure OF
e., $40, 3O7.
1t is announced that several steam vessels
belonging 10 the British Navy have been
despatched to Ireland with provisions two
steam sIoops, two tenders and two lighters,
one Liverpool mail steamer, and Holy.
head packet have either arrived at Cork
or are on their way, the Odin and AmPbI.
on steam ligale,and other vessels, are load.
ing supplies
The inhabitants Of Liverpool are under
going paroIy,n Of disgust and alarm
At the crowds Of IRISH puupert chiefly wo
men aud children, who have come over
from ireland 10 tbe steamers, and are TO be
seen daily 10 front Of the parish Offices -
The Mayor has declined TO call a public
meeting on The subject Of this distress, the
evil beng OF too great magnitude to be
grapplcd Si,h in ,ha, way But he has q.
pressed his " ilngness TO promote subscrP-
nons
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
Iohn .tiamt. Jan Q le41


John adams, Jan Q, le47.
The Commodore keeps tins ship GU, on
the blockade, and have Consequently bu,
smal. opportunity TO learn the news. let
what may be tramPiln. upon the country
OF the squadron
The 81 Mary,, the PorpOi,e and the
Albany have arrived safely the first named
! isocy, Is within hali Of you-havng len
here for BrazoS rome DAYS since
We have IuS experienced terrific Nor
'her by tar the heaviest storm tina, have
ever witnessed oar good SHIN rode i, GU,
although short * on nnc hot, los, IN a Nor.
'hcr At Iamp'eo There is no lee a, Green
Island anchorage, aud you may easily con.
eciVe the degree Of cO0fou lnvoised IN our
condition for iwen,yLhree mortal hours
Tor so long did the hurricane rage
4 b'rqae succeeded IN rsoaing the bloch
ades few days s'nce ps,Nag nearly over
our boan. and making tf-r best Of her way
TO the castle She had French cotor host
Cd but I, IS thought lha, she ,.not French
Tier cargo IS reported to have consisted OF
$50 tons OF powder hsd 10000 stands Of
arms bat the ruth Of the report IS extreme
.y doubtful
We are sorry to learn ,ha, Gen. Scou
' 10. or on his way to heueo The pros
g'c, Of Com S.cNsrtf coming to relieve
Cam Conner IS Of much Ies consequence,
and occasions less comment Mr.. Mason,
-.ri language, IL hn resen, repor,, eDde
Ian sa'l more TO the Navy
ie the Pnace.on Is 90 her way tow
art' u, fom san Anton, aud presume sh,
s'.. relieve Us fora few day, on account
.. ne r,uosl OF MeC.uney, who IS down
"'a a. suAek c, BILIOUS ,utermiuen, ie
yer
\ Brmsh officer gave me thn inlorms
a1n a, ,tis moment Tie lhinks tAe baruu,
s rom New Orleans. She bllred yester
lay in the storm The officer inform,
me ,ha, there - no;hiue new from the m
lsrr7r-~uo, ss BE knows On. suppose
The Ccmmcdcrs fsln me prnce,on Of
-7 svr', 20 Cap Ms Cgn,y ~ o
I-.rt- 1it
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

W a~nuEtHu, 10 l., lN+t.
t. (rllppinc IL an abstract of tho hll
reported t., tho Committee Of Wa. and
Means today. tho same h,iug entitled ball
{. increase the revenue dcri,sblc from du-
u.s uu imports alsp from the sales Of the
public lands. to AID in the prosecution Of the
var With MuIico
Twenty r0r cent on tea and coffee
Ten pr cent on l,Af aud other refined
sugar. cal har iron manufactured hy roll
iu, pic irun round iron. az hralicr's rods 81
.3-lo t. ll.lG Of all inch in diameter. in
elusive, rail ~ spike rods. slit. rolled. or
hammered; sheet irun, except taggers)
hoop iron band or scroll iron. easement rods
,lIt. rolled. or hammered. wood screws. Cof
ironJ spikes, CIT Or wrought, and white aud
red lead
Five per cent ON manufactures Of cotton,
Il dyed, colored, printed or stained, exceed
ing the value 80 cent. the square YARD and
manufactures # cotton not dyed, colotcd.
printed or stained, exceeding III value ~
cents the square yard.
The above duties to cease two wears AZ
the exchange and ratification Of Il treaty Of
peace with Mexico
Tia, all lands belonging to the United
States. which have been in market for ten
Years, and not more than fifteen years, may
be entered at one dollar per acre; all land.
which have been in market fifteen, and not
more than twenty-five years, at - cents
per acre; aud all that have been in market
more than - wears, at 30 cents per acre.
This section to take effect after the 1st of
May, lSiT, and to continue in force only
during the existing war with Mexico, and
FOR six months after the ratification Of q
treaty q peace with her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

committee, u one from each state 10 ptcs'ns
thn clpte.ion OF The House TO the
Senate, ard requesting an investigation -
The House DID no, regard as matter
Of privilege, and therefore refused the rc'o
lutons Mr. Brock borough seemed to
iorgct, IN proposing this inquiry tina, he
was uenehng upon the reserved rruIcs",
and ttead,ng upon The corns Of two thirds
Of b., brother locolocos. They would be
The very first Witnesses Mr. Wcscou would
summon TO subsauilate his charges It
would be a curious inveSIl CATION u but one
that never will be ordered, with the per
mission of,he majority.
But one Representative from the South
voted for the WIlmoi ptovIso Ion J W
Houston oil Delaware, glorious and gal.
land wing, who deserves the applause Of
all good men for his manlinen and nat, gri.
~.
lti.n now dec lIcd by Mr.. Mckay and
his friends. to submit bill to the commit.
miuee Of WAYS and Means, TO morrow for
raising additional revenue The main OBJ.
Jccs arc graduation Of the rnce OF pub.
lie lands, and tax on tea and coffee, with
some modification Of the tariff They
hope by combining the two principal lea
lures, TO secure the Western vote for the o b.
noSIous tax, and TO make one carry the 9th
er on 1t shoulders through the House. This
st;ntcgy IS piece with all their legislation;
II is the mode by which all tho measures
hnvc been carried, and by which the North
and South have log rolled the bills while
announcing their respective principles
NERlTAS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

h,n,,lf a. ~. urn,, mcrrly aiding N rcf
r-,r-e Q, be- question i.cfurr ,hr SrrSc.
OBJ. ID. .hauA H. c,mlsH,i n ,hc -craie
" ,uia ryr~,i,, firm th- ,ie-, which h- bad
,IPfe..,l 10 vow Agaus The smcntne"
-hrh hAd hen oHcrri BY the s-n,c' from
N..usAu \, ~ thc u:her ,wo propo''ion'
he srn,nd,n,-a 4 30 s.n-',T fr,u ocTgia
srl 3D., l,0rSsll BE- would rcsvrvc The eh'
I.,....u 20 DO, Nov. in rFNr' to lhcm IN
%. TO- .spih, further developments " ,his
-r.,, qu,sIau asst how the war vas to be-
-.l..--.I
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
FROM SANTA Fx-Dreadful SUFFERING

and DcaM-Thc Boon's Lick, (MoJ
Times q the 3oth mentions the arrival Of
NJ Ncuii, from Santa lc. out Of who's,
cola. any, thirty in all, which started tho
Both Of November, three were frozen to
death and several others crippled by frost.
The company came in on foot, and were 5
days on the routc--about 400 miles Of the
journey snow eight inches deep.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

n5-Thc address oflhc Town Comm tce
o. the Liberal party" 10 he found in our
columns OF to day we publish II, the so
icitnlon Of those who profcsSS to regard
the objects to be attained BY this party to be
a II important to the people Of this comnu
nifty We OF course do no, give our en-.
dorscmcnt to this document nor do we feel
oursclf responsible for its publication n, this
selves OF the necessity o r proprlety 0! such
an appeal nj the prcsen, lme-and if there
are any who think i, a rather large boo"
for so small an occasion let them rcmom.
Der tina, since the introduction Of gun cotton
large explosions are to be expected
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

Femdlc WGrrl,rs -Rev Mr Duncan.
and English missionary IN Africa. recently
made an exploring tour from CiPc Cast
T. WhydAh, thence nearly north througl.
the DAhomcy country Among the strauge
things which he saw. wa a r,.ylew - 81
thousand female troop, vel armed aud a,-
egatred.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

~ The article sen, 10 us marked, by
our friend, T. II T., is Of such length rs
to render 1t impossible to comply with his
wishes in the matter; and as i, has already
appeared in paper having considerable
circulation IN thus county, i, would seem to
US tina, It's republication is not necessary
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
From hc Scai of War
HIGHLY INTERESTING lNTELlI
GENCk

GENCk
trOb, ~, liai,mor.s Ir.r Jlr. ~
We have dates hy the Mckim. Car,ain
PIlshurN. from Btazo> via Galveston from
the former place t. the 2ith JANUARY. rl
from the latter up to the 10Th The Nc
Kim remained at Galveston long cuu..'
for the editors there To- make up the ut,h
vcncc. and from the News we make M m.
following summary; -
Bl far the most important new, i, The
arrival at lirazos Of Gen Worth with h,
command lie arrived there on the oaI
ult, by WAY oi Camargo. The New, say,
that Gems Scott and Worth are t. ha,.
command # the main and regular amy
which is now concentrating at lamuco ,f
at some place in the ncirhhcrhood IT..
new recruits have their place of rrndcuou,
at the new island of lobos about si1t, mile,
to the south Of Tampico. The opinion !,
almost universal that a movement j, nov t.,
be made against Vera Cruz 1t is uui,r.
stood that that place il 10 be invested both
by land and water Cob. llarncy, with Gyc
companies of tic I'd draroon was expected
in Matamoras on tho 2lst ult on which
day Col. Duncan arrived there aud hi, bat
tory was hourly cxrccteJ LIEN, Ko,,r,,
had arrived with his company the day h.-
fore.
Gen. Wool was in command ., c,n;n
or in the ucighborhooI rct.i,i,, g.. ,,;.
inal force 5000 men II, Wa, ,n,,r,',l
on an elevated and commanding position
ten miles to the south of Saltillo, on ,h,
road 10 San Luis Potor TL;. ,l,,, !.
called Bucno Vista md g;y., Gci, W
with battery Of twelve r,.c.. os ,.rl,,,..
command If thc orlv no.s;bJc ,.,,,.,l
from San Iuis Iii, ordsr, ,ou,.,,,,,.'
this ro,ition
Col Hardin and Nj. r.rim,,,t ,,,n H..
pois--o mart of Gcu Wolf. ,,nr,,nJ 49,,
shaken &c in ,hc li,hc., farm. NJ
c;;pIjnc of This rcc;mcn, !. ,,,I,..,
carried 10 m almost iucrcdiIlc J,,,oo -
pcrrcctiou In fac, thc vbJc of G.rc,,
Woors army is rcprc,cntcd =. ,,,,,,,,,.J,r
excellent troops in whose yalor anil ,o.J
conduct every confidence nay Lc ,l,cc1
The cnuuiry from Re- ,ors - C,,,
md AIcr md tbro,,rh T., Nor,oro, i Gr9i
with ror,ud;ng Mc,;r,r, rolIina.aI ,".
dtrlns whenever 'h'y can DO 80 with nnW-
MY, :.
me hlHdn',, a." h'Spi'"IifN Of the Nr1'
'.'H '''.. az i,a''~' are me.iy cuIogl1,d
~ III, '''h' ~ H'l' ""I departure rom
t'ia' l'"c' '"CT' were 'h'!tccn invalid sud-
uiers 700 m"ch worn ny sickness TO accom-
pAhy 'h' amy va ms occasion some 30
Va y" =" num- ''''""'' l, ''' ~
in'Ti'an cause VISITED III" hospital every
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23

Many vessels laden with valuable carroes
hal at the last account, run the blockade
and entered different ports Of Mexico. \
large lrguch Ship with a valuable cargo,
Was captured after being once warned of.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-23
FROM THE FLEET.

We yesterday received The following let.
ter from an esteemed correspondent an Of
hccf OF the fleet