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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09
THE SPHERE AND DUTIES OF WOMAN A Course
of Leeturss BIZ GEoRGE W BrRNAP Sacond Ed.

THE SPHERE AND DUTIES OF WOMAN g. Course
OF Lectures by GEORGE w. BURNAP Second Ed
too. corrected snd enlarged Baltimore John
Murphy. Sold In Eew.York by Berford 4 Co 2
Aston House, and BY Edward DUNCAN, ISL Fuiion-st
We regard as one Of the most hopeful character
sites of time thu disposition generally manifest
al % treat with seriousness BETTING important
,ubsc questions pertaining 10 the Rights and Duties OF
Womsn. The topic Is one Of great deicscy In some
Of IL, bearp. and requires for IL elucidson spirit
the ouoo,te Of that which writer's have exhibited
We have read "a ough Of the volume before TO be
satisfied that the sut hor has presented views Of his sub
jsc, sinently worthy OF consideration BY all who de-
sire 10 understand the 7 relations Of the aud b
10 Woman the RighH conferred upon her by the
Creator His style s clear AID vigorous and all that be
has written 10 p,rysded BY an eminenty philosophical
and religious spirit that should commsnd Il to those
who have been shoeSed By the heartless and hppan.
lsyty With which the sbsc has TOO often been treated
We are happy 10 perceive that Mr. Burnsp takes high
ground 10 dsfence Of Won ms right u thorough I'd
ucsron and - 10 full contro OF her Property
The volume Is elegantly DR. s.ed and bound and will
make excellent aft book fov the approaching hoh
days
~ BLAcKwooD for November has been prompt
ly Issued BY Leonard Scott Co. ne contents are a.
follows: The Nation OF the Arup, 'des American
Copyright; Evening At sea- No. II II 'nry Msynell
Was Rubess Coorist The Americ an Library
Uni1 Tens, Hundreds Thousands Rssear Cd and Ad
venture in Australia Msgus Muir A Eoveun Ser Morn
iDgs Review, BY Delta yalecieiory Visits a, Rome
Highland Destination
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rHlRrIErH CONGRESS s,.as
By Telegraph to The TYNE.
SENATE WASHINGTON. /.

fs.-- 49,
The Vice President presented a communication
from the Printers. stating that thsy were ~
able to supply the Message S early a. tneyin-
tended because the President refused To iurn'h
them with a copy in advance Of its presentation
Congress
The Vice President also presented communi.
cation from the State Department on the suoJee'
of Contingencies Of the Department.
Mr. DIX presented resolutions from the Leg,ss
turo of the State OF New ork IN FAVOR OF h"f
ROAD 20 the Pacific Ocean.
Mr. DfcKiSsos presented sn expression OF oPn
ion nv the Nsw.York Legislature 10 favor OF 40
equality in newspaper postage
Numerous private petitions were presented;
On motion of Mr.. ArHsRros It was ordered ,nH
the Committees OF the Senate be chosen on hondsy
On motion of Mr.. ALLEs the resolution OF yes
terdsy ordering p, 900 copies OF the Message wa
rec0nsidered and after considerable debate lV'VV'
copies OF the Message and documents only were
ordered.
Mr.. HASsrGAS introduced bill for the reiisi Of
the heirs Of John Paul Jones, which WA Pnsseo
and sent 10 the House.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE
The motion Of yesterday 20 reconsider the reso-
luton resembling the one.hoor rule was Informally
postponed.
The members then proceeded to choose seats By
ot occupying nearly two hours
The election Of Sergeant Arms being next ~
onder. the votes were taken. W mole nunoef 20
necessary for choice ll3.
NATHAN SARGEANr received il6 NEWTON
LANE received 20. c. A WBIrNFr received ~
Mr. Sergeant was declared elected.
The election for Doorkeeper resulted as follows
For ROBERT Z. HoRSER III Tor {. A. WHIT
SEY 1917
The House proceeded to elect Postmaster -
Whole number of votes PEI. l.. G. NcCoRNicX
hsd 10. Mr.. JOHNSON. the present Postmaster, re-
ceived II l. and was declared reelected.
Mr. CoLLAMER offered a resolution Tor the ap
pontment OF Joint Committee TO superntend the
expenditures of money appropriated tor the pnr
chase OF books FOR the Library, pending which the
House adjourned.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN ne Si1am0 Britannia az B0n0H-fW HgiyM-Sir
Donald Campbell. Bart. Ii Gov Of Prince Edwards
Island Hon J Pope. Speaker HOUSE. Assembly Prince
Edward Island Sir W Campbell. Mr. Odell. Mr Pur-
chsrd and lady Cspt Albert Betts, Mr. Martin. hr
Dempster, W Reynolds and servant, - Johns B.
For BOstoH-C Cosgill, York Elias Wade, Jr n
Brunswick; Thos. Winsns and lady - Peters, lady
and servant - Myers Phils w A Little, do, Bearer
Of Dispatches Deputy Assistant Commisssry General
a Parker MYsrd Phils McCsllum, 7 Gates, Chsrlsi n
Rev Dr Wiles Mr X Maury, o, Mr Heath. DR. WIN
Heath N o. Geo Raphael Phils VIM Gilchrs, Jersey
City Mr. Henks, Buchsn, Lowe, Liverpool :
Francis Wood. ? Beaumont. n Y; Jno Michel Dr..
Benghout New Orleans Mr A Sa.teroy, New Orlesns
Captain c ClaTson, Bremen SIR sbelex Reverend
Bayne, George Hoghton, Kings, Charleston I
White, lady aud servsDL Baltimore julius Epstein,
Bullin Dodge Woodhouse, Lieut. lngal, Mr. Dame
New York c Raymond. Boston; P lsehsrt Joseph
Walker, Leeds. England Wnchel, Jacob Abbot J
kedoich Richd Miller Glasgow
From HALTER 20 Bosf0H-M McPhail. Appleton, DR.
Adams. Messggan. Quinnby. Hastngs. Lisset Tildert
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xews from Europe.

Tho britannia arrived In Boston at O'Clock last
evening, and the substance OF Der new w" "
Sound IN our columns this morning IL VIII Dc seen
ss.t the commercial intelligence is on the wn0'e
,.ors favorable than our previous advice'' and
hopes are iDdulged that England has now passed
~. c,;.;, 4, her monetary affairs and that comb
asocs viii be gradually restored. Tor particulars
No relation TO England and other parts Of Europe
we refer the reader 70 our TelegraPhic Dispatcher
The Britasnia's mails will doubtless be forward
.d today via Springfield and New Haven.
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" Peculiar Insritutions,v

Capt Jewett, Of snip Alknar Of Boston, writes ON
Mobile, that on his arrival having u cooec me "
rs wi" spprissd that the Mayor AS required By lsw
order them % be taxes from the shp and mprsoned until
the ship should hE,h loading. hen they would be
tanned 70 the shp Capt Jewes paying the expenses
he had therefore concluded % proceed to NesOreans
Unless We are greatly mistaken, be Will ind similar law
ia force there. Boston Daily Adv.
What would be said If England, or France for
any reason should order American ships guilt.
less Of all offence TO DO imprisoned until the ship
should finish losdipgT Would not such Al outrage
constitute higher proyocstion for war than existed
against Mexico.
Or. If ship from Mobile, or Hew-Orsans or Charles
ton, coming into Nswfork or Boston, should be de-
prved, b. the City authorities Of ths services OF u
crew, what would be SAID Mobilization would bs
too mild remedy for such indignity The entire
South would instantly demsnd Division of the mon
buf We OF the North tamely submit the encrosch-
mens and aggressions OF Slavery The States OF Penn
sylvAnia New fork, New Hampshire and Maine setusl-
~ VOTED 10 bring Texas the Union loaded with debt
Involved In war and worse than either both-ear~d
rita Sldrcyi
Nor u our cup OF degradation and isnonny yet full
There are sbJsct, craven, doughseed Northern poll
neans who even now ready see Slavery extend
ed over Territory which 70 costing thousands OF ives
and milicns OF treasure Alb. Eve. Jour.
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W. Clare aud sons Circular.

IIVFRPooL, NlVtmoef Ic
SR-Tbe market previous TO the srFivsl OF the Cam
bra steamer OF tho ls inst the evening OF the 10Th
was progressing steadily and the prices Of Friday s's
were fay maintained but the sccounts OF the crop
show an Increase la estimates OF u the rmness OF
our no ders has given place 20 anxiety 60 cell and fully
decline on the previous current rates has been con
ceded tht market presenting dull and heavy appear
ancs-the tendency a, present being 10 favor OF still
lower rates Your 0bedient sdrvsots,
WILLIAM CLARE & SONS, Brokers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

Aust NKRDlcT-Isaac Bacon has obtained a
verdict against the City of Boston for damages to tbs
smou uni OF Sl7s7 50; he having broken hs snkls By
steppipg into hole In the Sidewalk left tor the sdmf
sion Of hgh, 10 . cellar.
CAssIus NJ. CLAr.-Cap.- Clay leaves our city
TO-DAY on his return his home and family after eshs
cen months Of sosenee the greater part OF which TINS
be has spent IN captivity. n y Den' nov w.
AyTKAr AND DEArE-A Mr.. Brown being oct
Win sshnr party 90 onelda Lsks. stabbed BY L
T. Barton, % ,hsi BE- died lew days csTvrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

81 The Museum Is crowded afternoon aud evening
That burlesQne opera Isl srea favor among smusemeni
goers Who will not this afternoon and evening o.
witness b. and see All Tie other peIlormAncesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09
OLD vfsoiNI. AGAIN.
ALsEnAsLE cousrY. Virginia, March 81

ALaEnARLE COUNTY, Virginia, March n, lssi
Mr. sErH w FOwLK-Dsar SIR take pleasure In stat.
log you my experience in the Of WIsrARs Bslssn
of wild Cherry. | own very valuable negro sirl who
attacked with difficulty Of the lungs which brought
her appearance to the brink Of the grave con.altsd
Of bsst physicians, who pronounced her
durable. Or that they could do for her tiled
many remedies bat did any good !
cOua Of WIsTARs Bslsam and thought would try H. ba
had little faith in IT, procured bottle which was 3D.
minseed according 10 directions, and she begsa
mend and before the first bottle gone she wSup
procured a second and she took that, aud she No.
think cured nearly She attends TO her daily isboT
and hear no complaints from her. X. H. JEFFERSON
Remember, the genuine must have the signature on
BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale BY A. b. L ID SANDS Druggists, 100 Fslton o.
William, Agents for tins CITY also at rs brosf
way and n East Broadway, and BY Druggists generally
throush tbs United states Beware OF counterioui
L. A welsuanged plan OF Advertising, jadicioBsJ
contacted and thoroughly and systematically pursued
the newspapersof the county Las failed to resa
SUCCESSFULLY. Eyely facility for adopting complete syf
Afforded a, rALasss Agency, the Tribuns Bsid
inss lis tho agent Tor The best papers far and near
IL All diseases If the head lace and hands-.ach -
curyy, efyspsas salt fhcum ITCH boards sore
heads tan eckes, spnosrn orphe~, yellow, darn, ds
figured skIn cured When thess Removed
persons who the bath freely should remember tha
more than water 10 required 10 the hu0f from
pores.
have seen persons who have had filthy ssis diseases
or years, aad after trying every thing vain have bss
cured ~ washing the ska with JOsEss Italian Chemes
soap, and conscsn0usy offer Il for any u the sb0
complaints. IL u particularly adapted persons iron
the sunny south They would md their skin much whiisf
clearer aad Smoother " But they be sufs
70 ask Tor JOsSss Chemical soap there are numerous
SoeNee'Fissi aho % vuJ b'~H1i Sss y" .'o" fois ~
the sisa Vi ths American Eagle 81 Chsthamst fnes
cents. d. nsot
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PARK BESJANIS-The Nee World publishes an
Eplsrsm, commencing How well II 10 the sun and
moon" dedleaes 1t to the Fourertes, and ssns p B.
(his ritss) When Mr.. Benjamin has occasion hereAi
ter TO borrow ePisrsms from old London nswsPspers
verbatim be will do well TO go little farther back %
that there will be less chance OF detecting the literary
theft We bad supposed that the editor OF the Na'
World was In condition to acknowledge obligations OF
tals hind to the literature OF The Old but be himself
kuoxs best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

r. WILLIAM PARKEs has been nominated for
Mayor by portion Of the Wings of Boston who
are opposed to Mr.. Quincy, the regular candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

BsAcE THE SYSTEM FoK rHg WHrEs C.NPncs.-Ths
alterations Of the require corresponding changes Of
eohing and the internal Of texture mors
delicate and .ensive than the external II 10 reasonable TO
suppose that they also require preparation to meet these
variations Of climate. At the commencement Of the cold
season. many Of the internal organs which perform The
principal functions Of vitality weakened by the intense
heats Of Summer and perhaps by imprudent ndussnce'
are frequently torpid and lethargc state In cider 70
their tone, and brace the system for tho rsors Of
Winter, saSDss Saaparls may be used at this
with great ad gantsse Expeug by its moderate sper
sctlon all obstuctions from the bowels purifying
sntisepc properties all tho fluids Of the body ana
strengtheni by tonic influence the machinery Of d.
gestion it will be foHnd admirable preventive against
the unhealthy inf l-nce Of an Indictment Winter
Prepared and sold, wholesale end retail by A b ID
SANDS WhOlesas Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of VII.
aln-st rs Broadway, and n East Broadway, NJ York
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the uaifed
States Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

THE RIcHsLrEu DIAMOND POINTED GOLD Pgs - only
Notwithstanding the misrepresentation that this pen has
always encountered from the Jealousy Of rival dealers Ne
popularity hss steadily increased until u now sesrow
ed sed be the best ard cheapest pen in the world They
are sold aud warranted only by b. r. WATSON Co a.
Nuian.st one door bao~ Wall a.. and ] Y. sAvAcG, ~
Fuonst dealers and manufacturers Of sold neus snd gold
pen aud pencil Gold peas o. -, 81 y snd 81 ~
Gold pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

e We are again under obligations 70 Mr.
BosrvfoK for Albany papers Of yesterday. via Hous-
tonic Railroad In advance Of the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

DANoSD-PoINrgD GoID PESs-Those In want Of .
good article should go to J. W Gss.ros Co II Cedarst
They have several and very superior styles At very
low prices Pens that others sell at 81 they sell for q %
The genuine Albert O. Bassy Pen and Case t.o ssampsdl
81 Is only Gold P1ns rspointsd aud repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09
READ THIS LETTER BALD HEADS.
~ Who will b. without beautiful head Of hair, whss
they can have one for three shiilinss,
Twenty Yeas Los. Of Hair and

Twenty ys4rs Loss Of Hair and
wOSDESuL REsToRATIOsi
BALTIMORE, July IL. l541
Dear Sir The powerful elects Of JosEss Coral haf
Restorative bseu decisvey demonstrates 10 he
Of your selling shilling trial bottles Try VIII
out fear. one which has attracted psrtcnn
attention, Is the of sentsnsn who had tts Of y
lions In vain and ultimately had his head shaved .se
wig At nay recommend alton be trsd tbs ksstofs
tive, and after using H. according to the direction ioi
sacrt time, The young hair sppsared and he - now"
Yours &C. John klLslSOIos
To Dir. 4. JOSks.
II causes eyebrows 10 grow preysns the hair from tu
~ gray, and the hfst APPLICATION causes 10 70 eaf
fLy, frees II from scsI and stops Il rom aiiDs on -
a. ne sisn Of the American Eagle % oAsthsm,sI -
YogS % Ss's
ry-tis easy, very easy for everybody 10 force ths
gro.th aud health Of tss human hair and make - ~.
SILKY, ean and ane Persons wno 'n :. -
gooa5 a, \ hambux II people could BE- made ~ ty sss
6ot. Of LOSSES Coal hsIR RESTORATIVE aud zee nov
1ns.e,dr, rusty red hight hsr, moist, so saosFn st'
gov nsarssy teaatifuli n people could the namss
f poor etaDie mechanics that n toy AID hee
Inc hair or ping 10 order times chs
a al preparation made. IL stops the bar a.
fo.merly sod rothog less thaa o. bottles but vs us.
people 70 tryit SOLD, only a. q mind, sfD ChsfnAs
Ns~-fork. de NV
~ Fres, sanbsrn, morphsw, PIN pies, b.0,s De- De-
genuine JosEss ITALIAN Cak,IcAL soar IL ra.Sss q
low or DARK akin bsauuf9lly clear and white. 500 y
ChaIhAn-st. Ask tor Jossss soar.
- DALLsY's MAGICAL PaIs-ExraAeroa, fos ne Pos
a.nmsl0ry comp plants. CoVaAuDs Ir.iIAs hsple.,S
the only reliable for chAps chafss az
rough aesh sse eli ssia disss.ss osesa a,esr NJ
forehead, any part OF the human frsus-xs. 81,
bayins proof positive and no mistsks bss's
Wslkssst ess deer fren Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

FRI6HrFUL esterday morning
soon after III, opening Of tho Dsrics School In vnion
the clothes OF yoans lsd named John Rsynolea While
standing by the stovs ook IRE, and before 10 eoud b
sudueI rs VS. drssdfuy burnt sad u not expsetsd 10
survive. [Alb. Eve. Js1s TIL
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AFFAIRS IN SWITZERLAND, sc. sc.

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
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cotton DULI-NO CHANGE.
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Financial Intelligence.
Li.f of Failarss Of MERCHANTS and BANKERS IN England
and otAer parts Of Europe since ns Publication Of ne
E.roreos Tina on he an Nor

Lsf Of FailNrss Of MERCHANTS and Bankers IN England
and 0taer parts Of Europe since ns Publication " M
Furopeda inns me an Nor.
Abbott Notting cham Co warehousemeu. London.
David Ainsw0rh. manutactursr..........N Manchester
A. Arke stock exchange...................Lo London.
q Il Blake soap boilsrs............s....L Liverpool
j. r. Brancker Son, br0keTs..... Liverpool.
y Breehaart merchant Amsterdam.
Carter Bans merchants. ............... Liverpool
CampbellS Batty, arm and Goods Agents .Olassow.
2 Clarke Mere Leicester.
COhsn, Judah A sons, West India Merchts. London.
Coleman 4 Todd, Share Brokers............ Liverpool
Cowsill Calico Priuter................M Manchester
Ewing. Anderson 4 Arid Mer. Manuf'r n. Calcutta
Kobt Farrand. Corn Factor .............. LondOn.
Figsis l. Oldham, Wholesale Druggists. Dublin.
Flood 4 Lott ers.....................H onton.
f}undry 4 Co bankers Bridp port
Hsrsreaves3 Co merchants..............L Liverpool.
johnson, Cole Co l.. India merchants. London
L. Just manufacturer Manchester
William Henry keyo, merchant. ........ lddersheld.
Kershan, Holland Co. manufacturer Manchester
d. Mckenzie, Jr. r.. India merchant. ...... Olagow
Mar.lAnd Neltman Co... Manchester aud Stockport
David Naxer iron ioundsr.................G GLASGOW.
Ogslvs Clark Co commission agents. GlasgOw
PaeDgat Co corn merchants. ........... Bayonns
Patterson MGibbon, calico printers. GLASGOW
j. ). Harvey Pendlston merchant Manchester.
Rotham Co Amsterdam.
ROothaan Co. bankers Antwerp
"a Rupe ( Son. sugar ref Ams'e rdan
RYDER, WreuhOt 4 Co. India merchants. e.. London.
Thurburnk c.. Eastlndiak Egyptn meTch'ts London.
@. &. Young, calico printers..............G Glasgow
From the 9th the 18th ult inclusive there have been
gszet,ed 10 Englsnd, ll6 bsnkrupts and % insoyeuu
add 10 Scotland 80 bankrupts.
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MORE FAILURES.
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Dusinese Notltes.

Nuffs AND FURs-Those OF our lazy readers who wish
to purchase a handsome Mu should call on h>oA' ~
Fuonst where they select large assortment Of Tie
most beautiful Nuts this city aud what is Of great Inn
poranee at the very Lowest prices KNOX l. always salts
fed With moderate profits dslw'
Nsw FRvirs, sucAEs. rEas CoffsE-We would ,"
commend our city and country readers about PURCHASING
their stores to the large wholesale and retail stores Of
O FowLER go and 42s Greenwich and Is Nesey st where
they will fnd large assortment Of Rasins IN boxes and
kegs Malaga Grapes in kegs. Citron, Dried Cunants
Almonds Fruits and Spices Of all kinds loaf crushed
Yellow and Brown Sugars very reduced prices choice
Green and Blscs Teas, prime Java Coffee. burnt aud
ground daily and family Groceries OF all kinds, which
will be carefully packed and delivered without charge
"a il .aii;,s GOOD he, R.isins A, ga p.r H. dss-
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WRECK OF THE SHIP STEPHEN
WHITNEY, AND FRIGHTFUL
LOSS OF LIFE.
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Money Market Improving
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ADVANCE IN CORN.

State Of the Flour and Provision Markets
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WAsmSsros CsocKERY srosE. 1873 William .t-sse I'd
gsrti.eusat Of q CL.rs in smother column. 81 TT SIT
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Arrival Of the Britannia.
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TT Those who wish good Gold Pen are invited TO ek
anime the superb diamond points Manufactured by
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From the 9th to the 18th ut Inclusive there have been
gszetied In England ll6 bankrup,s and % insoveuu,
add 10 Scotland 80 bsnkrupts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

T. s Lead IN bond. Els l6s 10 III, lron-Bnt-
ish Bar. per ton. -. cargo in Wales bars, - los'
Scotch Pig. Nos. /. 2 3, - los to f3 l9s Sd
Welsh do. Nos /. ., ., IS s, to Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-09

~ The packet-'hip Stephen Whitney which
our telegraph dispatch announces as having been
lost off the Coast Of ireland, was We understand,
owned by Messrs. Grinnell Minturn a Co and vas
ireighied principally with flour
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-05-15

OapHas on SANTA ArNA -Liaat. Bee,
Of Capt. Mifaneau d. Lam4r's squadron
Of TeSans, stationed 1T Mon tloya, arrived
Ii Catnarg9 h fsw days ag7, i've quote
from tic Flag Of the 25fhb for the purpose
Of eaeofling back d train with stores and
money 10 pay OF tie troops. On tie way
down from M0nslJyat Lieut.. lise Wts ias
formed tiat eni5striss from Santa Anna
we're reversing the country milking public
every where 4 recent proclamation Of tbs
~o9debslegged ehisfain, which eamtn3n.
dsd tiis stftifs fnaIe population Of ths c0un.
tty, from the ages Of II to 50, 10 firm
themselves iat9 guerrilla bands innsdiats.
", choose d ehiof, who would receive 4
commission wbea reporting twenty or more
men, and proceed at once to the massacre
of Americans whenever and wherever they
could find them-fefisal TO assist In the en-.
termination was TO be considered traitor.
Gus, and their property 10 be made the com.
mon spoil of all who lent n willing hand IN
carrying ont The instructions of the pfonun.
eiamiehto. The Me1 lbs obeyed she or.
der with feIustanss, aud when Lieut.. bee
was passing through Guerrero, he learned
that one Of these emissafiea was soiournin p
IN The town, md had just ceased reading
the order when the Americans were seen
70 approach. Twenty men comprised bis
e%otnnand. but be determined 10 attempt d
capture Of the emis5afy aud all his abet.
t0rs-Which was effected without blood.
shed-the loader and twenty Me1ieahs,
besides tho alehlda Of the town, were made
prisoners, brought down to CamHrge and
llanled over 70 the gonmabd1ht. A copy
Of the proclamation was also handed him.
They have since been rsleased-smissarg
and sll--9h What grounds we have not
been Informed.