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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-05-20

Tie h,gleslng {. tls ae.l MI eHsHs FsT
anph we and in Is:
Ne slsied moi loEg 500 hat taeneFa'
Tsylos ma resolved O a Tsguisilicn up
On IL Sssles az Ses Leon, Oshuilasnc
|T.msuIiras. for inslemnikrsilon for ths
lleslsnraios OI ne pahlie PEoPery q M
UnIssa Slslrs by Nexiran rnbbris = ihese
deg1rsusnss ~ Mexiro. Since then 20.
Cushing has received N order dlFeenne
him 70 can upon he AleGdes Of his Place
and uill scrOrdingly pay his respects 70
heir konors this morning. The rsopor.
ton of this department Is s47.500. and
can i.e iiqniAafrd ii mules n twenty dol
lars head, beef raIlle a. Ten, Or rom ~
lhree Der Iansga. llhree bushels.l The
Alesdes here viii eonfer xilh The sutiar.
i.ies IL other towns As 10 The amount Of
taxable property in Ihrir several districts,
70 Serve as data in fixing the prOPorlon q
each. The Qaanermasler here VII re-
ceips for al Ihai Is 10 be /" foIked over.
/ ------&ae-to ld lasl
.esening. that there we're between . thou.
sand and twelve hundred sick soldiers in
The hospilalai misplace, bur that The deaths
were comparatively Few. Many Of these
men are completely Frustrated. worn down
with disease. and The nature Of ihe climate
is such IS 10 make : change absolutely
necessary 70 bring Them up again. To
enable them aflerlnally 10 recover, dischar-
ges are given in every case where the Ger
iiieste Of the physician 10 ihal elleri is
given. Several hundreds have already
been sent home, and we notice, TOO, may
Of the volunteer officers are retiring from
service because OF i'll health.
SD Tra Cruz Eaglt.
We learn that Gen. Morales, who 90
calamity defended Vera Cruz. and Gen.
l.anderO, who signed The capiiulaiion. were
both Immediately put under arrest BY San
la Anna and ordered 10 Guanajuato.
! In the city Of Mexico civil order sp.
pears 70 reign, but The tone Of The papers
brealhes nothing but vengeance towards
! The United States.
\ Theology ofthe archbishoprie Of Mex.
;co have bound themselves 10 the Go.
yernment for a million and half Of dol.
lars. payable monthly. The clergy oI
The different bishoprics are TO do the
sane. -ss ........* ..M..ss .-.
The subject is again agi,aled Of remov
J ing the seat Of Government from the cit,
| Of Mexico. # ~
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Gen. scofcs Advance. - Our paper
to-day i nearly filed with the various accounts
which have reached Us from the Army in MeHi.
co, and with skeich q lIe lie Of General Tsy-
lOr. Perhaps d could MOI he iIIed with matter
more acceptable 10 our readers 81 this line.
twill be seen that Gen. Scott was npiaIs sd-
Saneing % ihe city Of MEXICO; dat his forces had
already taken possession q Jalapa and PerOls.
walled cities, without Fesis,ance and BY this lime
!, Is probable that they arc in, Or hard by, he e.
y Of MEXICO. We shall not be surprised 70 learn
that the Capital Is surrendered without resistance.
though our last accounts stated that they we're
making preparation 10 defend Il. II seems 10 be
their purpose now TO adOp. the guerilla mode Of
warfare; and II 20, We may expect the war to be
kept up for years, even while their capital and
other principal towns arc in our possession.
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A Hear, weighing about $50 pounds, made
its appearance ON Friday morning the l4lh in
slant, in the woods short distance from James
M'Ray's store, in the northwestern part Of this
county. Il was discovered by two young men,
James and jeremiah Rippy, while out squirrel
hunting; old Brmn was sitting on limb Of .
large black oak, about thirty feet from the ground.
Being somewhat frightened by the appearance Of
so unusual visitor, they made report Of the dis
covcry at the store, when Jacob o. Hurdle, esq.
proceeded to the spo, and despatched the enemy,
first BY shooting and then knitting him. He was
afterwards exhibited, TO the qualification Of many
Of the neighhors. rs Aza- aa d.. % a
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THE RIoHrs or AUTHORS. case was
tried in Boston, . few days ago, involv.
ing important issues as regards the rights
nf authors. The plaintiff, The Rev. John
PieIponi. is the author Of The popular
school books, the First Class Reader and
the National Reader, and assigned 10 the
defendant The copyrigh, Of these books.
At the expiration Of fourteen years the
copyright was renewed. and the delen.
tlanl has ever since continued To publish
the books as his own. The Court deci.
,led that the plaintiff sold only The RICH,
existing then, and that the renewed copy.
RICH, belongs TO the author. The defen-
han,. in the sales he has made, (which i.
is said amoun, to sl0,000,) is To be re-
garjed as the agent or trustee of The all.
thor, and required To account for the same;
and the Court directed that he make dis.
closures Of the amount Of sales.
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From the Alexandra Gazette.
The o church, Property In Mexico. &c.

We have another move on the chess
board of war. The Mexican Church is
LAS. brought On The tapis. and that. too,
in an imposing manner. The i" Union"
the government official organ, in an arti-
Gle which we regard as semi-oilicial, com
menis upon the fact that the Roman Ca
tholic Church in Mexico has volunteered
10 supply funds to the Mexicans for the
prosecution of The war. and bitterly re-
marks OF the Catholics of Mexico that - il
is for their own special political purPo-
'ses---io retain their vast possessions,
which impoverish The nation--to sustain
their own hierarchy, which lords il over
the penple--io preserve their power,
which weighs down the rest of the com.
'muniiy intn the slough Of ignorance and
slayery--that they are thus solicilous
and active" 1T is a zeal." says the
Union, "for the mammon OF nnrighte-
ousness---noi for the welfare Of souls
which inspires and anima!es the Ga.ho-
lies OF Mexico" .-.s. ....-..-
With this Manifesto against the kEi't'
GI0N Of Mexico. The government organ
declares that. under the presen, aspects Of
the case, ait may become matter oil
grave consideration, if the Church con-
'tinues 10 oppose peace. and furnish the
fuel Of war, whether the immense reve
'nncs nr the Church in Mexico shall ht
left NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. they shall bt
suffered to remain al the disposal OF ihs
enemy. and 10 he applied to sustain Tho
war against us-whelher justice and pc
'licy do not equally dictate that the,
should at least be seques,ere,l, during ih'
Continuance of the war. as Legitimate
means Of cutting or the enemy's sup
'rlie,." d. ...@ -~.4s
The government organ then s"es on Il
'usy:>i Thai heresfIer arrangements ma.
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The Presidents yisit.-Tn reply %

The Presidents yisit.-Tn reply TO
letter addressed TO him BY committee appointed
by the eilizens Of Franklin. Granville and War
Fn, President PoIK states that il is his intention
10 leave Washington on the as,h Instant and
reach Raleigh on Saturday the 2sth. where he
will spend the Sabbath; and on Monday the 3lst
Of May he experts to proceed to CHAPEL Hill Tor
the purpose Of attending the ensuing Commence
ment Of our University.
We understand that an unususlly large num-
Der Of visitors arc expected al the HiIl and that
extensive preparations will he made for their &C
commodaiion. Mr.. Polk will be received in North
caroIins with the honor due to the Presiden. Of
the United States, and will DO entertained with
the hospitality which has slwOys marked the ci,i-
1ens Of the Old North State.
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Absauatulated,

E>ROM the premises Of the subscriber, on Mon
L. day the 10th inst. a stout Sorrcl Mare PO-
NEY, eight or nine years old, both hind fee.
white, the mark of an old scar on one Of her hind
legs. and small star in her forehead. These
are all the marks remembered. The mare was
in fine order, and shod before. Any one return.
ing her to me in Hillsborough will be suitably re-
warded, and any information thankfully receiv
ed. .....4 ..-s..-. .f ..... q. zs
or Amy one having good Cook to hire woult
do well to give me a call, as am willing to hir'
one, or 10 exchange an able work hand for one, thu
balance of the year. -.
JOHN CAMERON.
Maria ....~s.ss -.ss.e T9--8w
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The "Union" of Yesterday morning,
says the National Intelligencer Of the 18th
inst, puts an end 10 all hope Of any peace
with Mexico until she is entirely subdued
and ready TO accept of any terms which
the President oil the United States may
choose to dictate to her. For thus says
that government organ:
We understand there is no sort OF
foundation for the statement which is made
in the Washington correspondence oil the
New York Journal of Commerce of We'd.
nesday, and in the Baltimore Clipper OF
this morning, that orders have been sent
to General Scott TO halt for The present al
.Jalapa. In fact, no one doubts that Gen.
Scott will push on 10 the capital, and thai
he piH take IL, before any orders could
have been sent to him subsequent TO the
9Th instant. We know that he has alrea'
DIV passed Jalapa and arrived even at re-
rote. BIZ this time, in all probability ~
is 'freading the impsriut eom'@ " me
.3stecs.
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The Next Congress. 70

The Next Congress.-Elections for
Members Of The next House Of Represen.
laiives have taken place in 81 States, in
which have been elected, 80 Wings, n
Locos, and Native. There are o sacan-
cies to be filed in those States. And there
are States in which elections are yet to
be held. Should there be no change in
any of these, the House would stand 100
Wing 10 III Loco, Including the : South
Carolina members, who can scarcely be
counted for the Administration Butihe
Wings expect to gain 3 or 4 in this State,
and 10 or IL more in Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Indiana, Maryland, &c. So iha, We
look for decided majority Of Wings in
the next House. , ae. a4s --..
In the last House, Folks majority wal
20. .zass a-.a - -.rs
What an evidence Of the popularity o.
isius.slf ~-i i;- Mari
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PEeerrs. o. Gen. srnli.

eest - 80 yea Aeott,
l., e@asFsaisasaf 70 D. -
- - sa.aszfgsIsfaszs--S..s {. A,uasaaa
ssssssAa-Ssissss1rr ~ cSsgis -
49, - Ls~s-afss lrlz EEzsa. ~ Pa :.
- = eFsfAalise-lsr lllls.f - sss...Aa..
@~s ta-4 @-fiaS.lss.
salaPa- hsaiua Al =. 1877
Afs. Dsifas-l arrived Il tl,ik lo.,l,,
is.es Yesterday morning. and found Ia
"en: Islggs had hnisssd he Amrrsesn
nag n he rity ihe day hesore. ne 70.
owed ne FeiEealing heroes N Crro Coz
~ % within : few miles oT JsIars, ahen
~ naces u llem, - hody, disspressed.
asa ne sneamped Cor lie niehi within Ihrrr
miles Of NE tovn I.sat evening, ana enter.
Cd and took possession 81 !. rshy ,heI
neat morning.
SAINTS Anna did NOT pass shnnxh Jsla.
~ vi. IN company with Ampndia and
ioneJon, turned OF 10 he /. h N ~ Is.
cienda, and hailed for The NIGHT a he
nine mile pass" which was being loril.
CO. DOT which. on 4 second consideration.
Was ueemed pfndfng 10 egass.a- nAssf
eyasu~aierrrnlng Col. Harney's Dragons
Onk possession Of he Pass-Grn. WorlL
in Iheir footsteps. A number
,f small arms was taken Il the Pass. bul
hey were Of LILLE &C M value.
Gen. warh. il Is said. will move on
o Perole. Il whirh place. many think he
will have ighl. as il Is reported here
hat many additional delences are being
made. ts.- /
All along The road between Peroie and
puebla. The Mexleans here say we viii be
opposed. and. contrary 10 the general be.
ief, Il is said the commander-in-chief viii
ihor,ly move in that direction.
The list Of killed and wounded on our
'Ide is much larger Than was AZ irsl re-
is over $50.
Col. childs Is The military Governor Of
Ialapa.
Isend you q MeIiran paper. There
ire two days later dates here. but This
contains all The important information.
.5t *S*a cIlAPARRAI..
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PETERSBURG MARKLTs.
Reported for the Petersburg Intelligenccrl
~ Friday. Nav IL. lS4T.

tRcpOfWu iOt bo AStCtsouiS hhtoihecHechI
M Friday, May Ii, ls47.
ToBAcco-Prices have improved sine
our last review 25a50c. per 100 lbs
Lugs laaaa-Common leaf 2aa4i-mid
ding 4ia5i-good and fine s6a94-Tht
proportion OF good dry shipping Tobacco
is very small.
Co .roN-This article is in brisk de.
mand at l2al2a cents.
WHEAT-None in market.
CoRN-Is improving; prices range from
S0as3c.
FLouR--1'he stock is very light. barely
sufficien, for the consumption Of the Town
Prices range from s79as74 for super
fne-Family is worth sSaSs.
BacoN-Sales at l0al0ac.
LARD-l0al04c.
HERRISGs-But few have yet arrived
and sell readily at s5ias6 for No. 1. North
Carolina cut. PHI
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PerOfe Eraeuafsd ~ he Enemy-Gcn. Worth
takes possessiOn q il Uithoui firing gun.
Jalapa, April 20, Is47.

t1Aes pessesssoh ~ ufMVui y1HS gun
~ Jalapa, April 20. isi7.
Editors Dflia Gen. Worth approach
ed last evening 10 within four or i've leagues
Of Peroie, and entered the city to-day
We had accounts last night that il had
been evacuated by the soldiery. who spik.
ed all the guns before leaving.
! am extremely glad 20 have i in my
power 10 state 10 you that Gen. Shields
has improved much since nv last, and
Lieut.. Hammond, who came from him
this evening. thinks there is probability
Of his recovery.
Mos, Of the wagons here win leave fol
Vera Cruz in the morning, and if il is The
intention 10 remove carly, will retard il FOL
ten or twelve days. 81
The number OF killed and wounded on
our side will not fall far short Of 400.
have collected about iwo.,hirds Of the
flames and win send you copy when i
is complete. CHAPARRAI.
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ApEaHEx w. yKSGsLE, esq., viii address his
fellow citizens Of this District Of the following
times and places, viz: #.f
At Milton, on the ao,h May. y
Al Shallow Ford, on the 22d.
Al Hillsborough, on the 25th.
At coble's, on The 29lh.
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= mA e hFls cen Meair,, sol he Csustl
'i''e'' By Whirh Iiis lwa aa.iruau saal5 Q.
gre "a ihal FeriProeal rlipulniinns sl,qsla
os a'aas iaF ll's IRE ard unrrstfirssd "a.
laFmrhtni rrligiaIs lhrrly = iihin d. ,s,.
rilerlss a bash ennhifies."
We submis me shosr. Coz ne pst.ea,.
Hiihaai enmmenl
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THE GREAT HEALING sALvE-cRIM.
~ NAL NEGLIGENCE.

When so many are daily losing their lives In
the mos, shocking manner. by being burned 10
death, is j. not the duty Of every person, and par.
iicularly Of parents, 10 keep always in their e.
miles salye that will positively safe life in eve.
~ case Of Burn or Scald (if the viials are not
destroyed) provided such salve can he found 2
Conners Pain Extractor Is Salye that will do
this and win give almost ins,an, relief, and eurs
more rapidly and effec,ually than any prescription
ever ye, invented by any or all the medical men
in existence. These are iaets, and should pa.
rents lose dear child by Gre, they will only have
the reflection that they nigh, have saved its lie
IL they had taken the pecaution 10 kccp the salys
on hand to apply. Il is equally good for ,ll
Sores, Wounds, Bruises, Sore Eyes. and Inaa..
nations.
For sale BY ..a-.
d. HEARTH, Hillsborough.
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ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough.
CURE OF CHRONIC cOSTTrENESS OF
TWENTY YEARS STANDING,


TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
sir-1his viii certify that sbou, twenty yesrs
| was afflicted with costiveness TO such degree
that nothing would pass nv bowels for weeks al
sanity. was soreIy distTessed. porh uy nignr
and by day. had no quiet sleep sometimes for
weeks together, my nervous condition was IN 50
bad state. The doctors could do nothing for
me all their remedies made me worse and worse.
When all hope had fed, CHANGED to read an adj
vertisemcnt CT DR.. Brandreth's, and thought
from its style that whoever wrote il, believed what
he wrote. and If so, he was no impostcr. had
to suffer the ridicule of my friends and neighbors
My doctor told me, after ! had used them some
time, that he could make pills just like Brand
rcth's; he gave me prescription; took it to
the Druggist aud got the pills; they had no moIe
effect as physic than piece Of chip. Not 10
with Brandreth's Pills, they always act easily and
freely. have now taken them over two years, and
they seem to have renewed the life within me;
my intellect is clear and serene, and now enjoy
life equal TO what did twenty-five years ago--I
am now nearly fifty. The action of my bowels
is now nearly restored to the healthy state Of my
youth. bless God for what he has done for me.
pray he may bless DR.. Brandreth, the maker Of
Brandreth's Pills. a-e.z -s.. ,s. ..... -
My case is known to hundreds in this county.
Your agent, Mr.. d. Kendrich, suggested that [
should send it. remain yours, very grea,fully,
@ d er@a' d. SToRs,
Lebanon, N. H. Goth January, 1916. .#sA
or Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pils:--
d. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro'.
VIM. Foshce, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. B.
M.Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; E. & w. Smith, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan,
James johnson, Wentworth
Wood e. Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Yam.
.eyyiIlc: ], n, Callum, Milton. ==4f as%
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Lebanon, N. H. Goth January, ls46.
For Sale,

r. OTIS No. 1872, l93, and 1914 in Hillsborough,
- situated above the Institute also IS acres Of
land, more or less, adjoining the lands Of S. Moore
and N. Hooker; also very smart NEGRO
WOMAN, thirty-6vc years old, with or without
a child of four years. Apply at this office, ssa
May II. 81 T9-sw
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Death Of DR.. John HilL-our CONNIE

nifty has los, one Of its mos, valuable men,
bers. DIR. John Hill, President Of the
Bank or Cape Fear, died on Sunday night
last, 10Th inst.) Of a disease which he had
been laboring under for many months.
His tecease causes void in the business
and social relations of The town which will
be long felt and deplored. .-.. -.
Wilmington Chron.
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SURRENDER OF PERoTE.

Jalapa, April 23-lO, an.
Eds. Del,a.--And express has just 20
in FUN rrsvtr. 6v-. Worth reached mai
town yesterday AT II o'clock a. m. He
found il completely evacuaic by The sol
diers Of the enemy, and Col. yasquez
LEFT behind to surrender il with decency.
An immense number of small arms, the
big guns OF the castle and city, and ammn-
milton, were taken possession Of. II was
unfounded. the report that The guns had
been spiked in the castle, they were found
in good order.
Gen. Ampu,lia, with about 5000 cayal-
~ in wreiched condition, was near the
town when our troops entered il, when
he put of. . -.
Santa Anna had not been in Perote
since the fight al Cerro Gortlo, and he is
supposed TO be somewhere in the noun
tains. In haste, CHAPARRAL.
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EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.

Important Rumor.-By 4 despatch
from reliable source in Washington, re.
ceiyed at 10 o'clock last night, we have
the information tsays the Baltimore Sum-
that the President and Cabinet had deci-
ded on calling an extra session Of Con-
gress, and that the Union would contain
The official announcement. The Union
had not gone to press when the Telegraph
office closed. consequently we have Moth
ing positive on the subject.
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o. - ilh -. " IN :. FRliAal. -
M. s.srsas BssEnp hiscansrIsa sasSr
sss. - sfasoauusy.
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Editorial Correspondence cfthe Picuyune.
Jalapa, Mexico, April IS, 1917.

Editorial Correspondence cfthe Picuyune
.-. Jalapa, Mexico, April IS, 1877.
We have news which is thought TO be
riliable of Santa Anna. A report came
in this morning to the effect that he is al
or near Orizaba. in command OF some
5000 troops, and that he intends opening
a guerilla war in person, by following in
Gen. SCOTS rear and attacking none save
small parties. This course he must adopt,
most certainly; but whether he will do il
remains 10 be seen. The height Of San.
ia Annals ambition is probably TO capture
some detached and half unprotected wa
gon train, and by magnifying some such
sneaking operation into grand and magnl-
ficent action and victory--he understands
the process better than even any Mexican
aliye--he hopes 10 reinstate himself in
the affection and good opinion Of his peo-
pie. <@a. <@s -
The Mexicans here, one and all, de-
nounce Santa Anna for coward, traitor,
and every thing else that is bad; and |
verify believe that a majority Of them
would rejoice exceedingly had Gen. Scott
captured him the other day and hung him
upon the first limb strong enough to bear
his weight. That he is playing them false
YOU cannot beat out of their heads--that
he has sold the battles of Buena Vista and
Cerro Gortlo for a consideration they arc
equally confident, and in proof they are
eternally talking about the S3.O0O, 1000
They do not understand why it was tina
President Polk allowed him TO pass freely
into Vera Cruz from Havana, unless there
was bribery and corruption at the bottom
the idea that our troops are whit bet
ter than theirs, or that they can whip them
even two to one, when posted behind bat
,eries, has never entered their heads--ant
hence, as a better excuse than none, Their
are many of them who say that they hav'
been sold by the :" Hero Of Tampico.
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From Matamoras.--Wc have copy
Of the American Flag, Ct the 2lst ul''--
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Stray.

a AIKEN up by William James,
sESwNN li-rg eight miles east Of HILLSIDE.
~ 70 b, and entered on the stray
.Na.SA b /, of Orange county on the 5th
day of May, ls47, bay colored MARE, suppo-
sed to be seven or eight years old about FIVE feet
high, both hind feet white, and has a large scar
both saddle and birdie; she is shod round with
shoes nearly new. Valued at $3.50.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
May IL 4 a- @ .sa.a vs 7s-3w
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'h''a. re censtiiasien and che laws
ne Guardians ef eur Liberty.
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Among other rumors brought by pas
sengers, is one TO the efler. that Mr.. Bank
head, the British Minister, has renewed
his offers of mediation between Mexico
and the United States, and tina, when the
last diligencia left the city of Mexico the
Congress was acting upon his PROPOSE
tons, whatever they may have heen.--
Notwithstanding The fixed aud denuncia,o-
nv tones of the public press, there is GER
tainly peace party in Mexico, and there
may be something in this report of En-
pllsh intervention in the distracted affairs
in Mexico. ~@