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CHAPMAN! BLow!!
Ezn2; and Winter
UCeDJhSaog'

IS + have just received, and have now Oh
~ hand the largest, best, most Fashionable:
ami cheapest lot OF clothing ever offered for sale
in Pike county. We have selected our articles
.nit, clrs. AMI purchased thcla Tor cash, hence
I'VE en- nat only afford, but arc determined to
sell them cheaper than they can BE sold At any
h.ousa in town.
Chr e;oaA consists ot garments of nearly ev-
cry ,lysorip.ionaHd size. Persons wanting eth
~ d III, I~n,s, vest, shirt or any thing elscin
o": In. r4A &c saitc.t Ia nicely al Our cs:ab-
!,.r,nt.
II >.:t Keep It o"r c''stand, 10 Il, apostle
II 5:i,>i~rirIi nix. W. have 40 ! lSIi-
TRAP, hut we have ! loUA ana lire which We
;Lrna CIT La.trtl With Low PRO IS. and we
Inv" ~c.:n.;t = lev III TIE sinners in ti..d way.
O"- c];,lAjn@ is Of good m.l,yil 7rd we war
rrr: - oIaEiaI. Let cHr iri,nLs ar"j eycrytos:S
-. -. aN-'.:r. &HI b. ccnvir"sei that t;slS -
tx p..ceio ~cor,ta.
EiCHAErS0N & DUKE
40. Il. Water street, Louisiana, Ao.
Nuttl-. -. 1916.
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Foreign lamentations.

CANroS1ShP Joshua Baes2s2l III chts Young hyson tea
akin ehs sws.ta ss do 500 so bI; 500
as 80: sss:is Weston r .ouehops
shs imperial do gunpowder z c. Darlington ard Buekn
dyson ls2 pkg. 6y.Sa 7s hy.ea lss HI chess
N 40 gu.powder Sol do imperial 81 cases silks 2tuns
HAyREship Iow.-9 pkgs mdzs Renard col B,ckolder
Pa Moren Th:% lei Ely H.rr
SPwsa G w. a Ic Ssss
fse Bf I.s'.as GO hGs:pe suS1ss s Ssrs
T.al.Ia s's Ger ss May
Rs5s9 :sHg,
sv eG se;,0Is cIs,s WhS.sr WSSa
Cooper; Read fsScS so1TdC Hoi%sn-l NV Ms"s'1
GSa MS1 co-
Sow Ph;ps Gbrsndsn Bi EseEGP
Brown & Col smith, summer s Co-ss Homer Refine!
H'fs'fi fs
Em.neZ2 L.eesi.e i Fsuchea Cof, & Gutter + Ma
ssis ss'G 9ss4.s Es
sIIady ss%
Mfss rs. E9s vfGf Iu ao ssa
Lei sS n!PDSds
&C R9o.h.2l Umbs, Dsmbmsna-l sshueh. d & Gebard
! Messiet Ss9C1 !, euckngh,m col Arois DEM on
COT Maller-lSF Phlllps-iY A. Bret-2J Jae-
guenod-i 8 Emms col FELLOWS schell-2 Schroeder
co.. Ma Lawson-i z GagnsbIn-7 + Bopange-2 Re-
senfed Frere-l Genon coz Bernheimer Hauprnan-
"a Arnold COL Lewis coz Watson H'ldeIburn-s
Womm Hsughwout-< J ID Jarvis Cormerais-i X Hay
den col Barry Bigelow-l Plat Bros "A Coffin Brad
ley Hco-i ysret-l Leve gneIl2 T Stewart co1s
Sharpess son-3 Dernsmes Boizard3 Barbey-3 Lord
X rayor-l II Sndheim-2 q oscls I'D Ginnel-lC " ebe
Booteendi Tree, Irvm & COS, Spies, Christ co..
Cottinet-5 to order.
Sr JAoo-Schr Catharne28 hhds tobacco
lis bags coffee Jonathan Thompson2 bIs Auchinclos
sou-3 bxs to order
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MARITIME HERALD.
-
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 10
Cleared.

Cleared
Shps-New York. (packet) Cooper LIVERPOOL C III Mar.
Ohio Clark, Vera Cruz; Mary Frances Allen Mobile sur,
Bars ess (Pe!t, Martens. Lisbon, ornaell, Mntau
,stc Bfem) Forster Bremen, Oerchs Kuger Republic,
ibn,eml Isgelef, Baltimore, Henscten 4 Unkart
Brgs-PenTsin lGenoese) OGDEN, Gibraltar, Pckers-
drews, Savannah; Eolus, Doaue Wlmrgton NC. Nc.
Greatly Cos -Four Brothers Slater Philadelphia Under.
wood = q Bourne Thomdike, do Emeline, Thomas, Port
schr,-Mo unt.ineer (BD Amy, La Poule NE. Goodhue
Go; Mary Jane PECK Liscorb Richmond Tooke- Pearson
DAVID Coz Kelly Boston; Industry oKeIy and Sarah Per
sloop.1Plesjdsnt Frisbee New Haven't Lady Washington
Bmge-Oneida, Haynes, Philadelphia
ship Joshua Bates o Boston, stoddard Canton May 90
to c'rnnel Mntum Co. 10th inst lat "a 30 Ion II
bark s,erus u days from Boston for Domingo;
signal.
Packet ship Iowa. whedsn, Havrs Aug 10. to Fox Liv
81 as Br ship Ann Hall, from s, John NB for Liverpool
The Iowa has had light winds and Gains during the
was sb On p fss nns R"Sno on THsu.d"y last
,d g;rf A%sS HowI.1s ssE' Aug il ballast Matt
Smith uss.r from NOfleans; brig Capt john for Glasgow
BRAZIL b,s Tere Fogo Rego, Maranhsm % dav. with
Left American vessel.
Brig Globe Burt si.s Aug as with 72I bales hemp so do
Big Damencove, knight TURKS Island is days with 1000
bushels salt to ucker Lghboun. Left American YES
Brig Annsndsle Sherman, Charleston 10 days. to Badger
Feck.
,Br brig Heuy, Noyes, Philadelphia days, t,oLsA
chr Cstharne Scott st Jsgo de Cuba Aug as to Jonathan
Thompson Spoke 26th ult of the Moro schr Austin from
Boston. I'd in IaiT Ion 75 about l2o mics ENE from
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The Elour NIarlxefa-

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1.-THE Hour market continued
Sales OF 1900 bbs for export part S. 3 and part
on private terms For city sales Of western rein
spsoted and fresh ground ct S5 81 to 50 SO per bbI
chiefly ct IS 37k and unexpected at s. Psnnsyvania
fresh ground hour Is offered at So s7 without finding
purchasers Rye nour-Smalls at 50 per Dbl Corn
meal is held at So but sale has been made At some
thing less. Grsin-southern wheat is arriving more
freely and prices have slightly declined Of 900
bushels fair and good Southern red at 81 ST. g. and
lot in store at 81 IL per bushe 1000 Psnnsylvanis old
red at 81 81 u.s. sale Of Pennsylvania rye at 75c
Corn continues in limited request and prices slight
ly receded Sales OF 1900 bushels Pennsylvania yellow
at TOO Oats scsrce-sales Of Pennsyvsnia ct
45c.; good Southern are wanted at Ale q 42c.
DETROIT, Sept. ll.-Flour was offered from wagons
tolerably freely yesterday, 60 and taken by
bakers at those rates but among larger dealers there
was downward tendency In prices. The receipts by
railroads. principally 60 into for shipment the
home consumption depends mostly the amount arr-
wing by wagons for its supply, which has tendency
keep that branch Of the trade somewhat higher than
otherwise would be- There be general impress
sion that prices will lag at present.
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sss III vs pssstssss sass Ne Aia ~ = pssssss
ys.Ss.sa x sssssasss - ssy,s~ u ,Aw stsss e.
:ssvsy 90 !1Ssts s.a ~ !ss shst eAssl seq ssss.
ssIcst y svss 81 the Sli ts.dsy
Tbs Hon samuel Young he's not yet arrives es ~
capital hh seat In the senate vaosnt An Immense
number Of people passed through this city on tnsr w
TO the Fair to-day The widow OF Aaron Burr, Ms'A"'
Jumsl, 10 1t Saratoga. A.
A bill passed the House to-day which reduces tns
number Of loan commissioners to one In escn COUNTY ~
the State II also authorizes consolidation OF sno -
from the Common School and u D. DePoSi'0 i1"1' "
the several counties. - ,,,., .oa.v -.
engaged acme time upon bill which 10 designed to give
mschsuics employed In building more CERTAIN pso. 90
tion and better hold upon their debtors upon the
motion Of MIR Wslsh. Of New York who SAID that tne
hill Vas verv loosely drawn, and that needed revision
70 make IL eject It's design, the COMMITTEES RISE without
Thsrs IL another important bill which was pending In
,bs House to-day and which shall take an early OPP
optnntv TO examiner the bill il relative to the taxation
Of personal property IN the city OF New York.
a w Newell. Esq, Is the Chief Clerk Of the State
Canal Department aud he is authorised to perform the
duties Of Comptroller In relation to the canals; he
is also sx-ofcio Clerk Of the Canal Board Mr. Newell
10 gentleman Of Q strong mind and . good heart; he
Of the sbsst subordinate sfcsrs In any OF the
departments
Archibald Campbell, Esq, is the deputy secretary Of
state; do not know thing OF the time he has held
this Office but to that 1t Is about twelve
years He veteran Of sixty years. and the very best
officer attached to the department IL Is said that
from his familiarity with the duties and his accurate
knowledge every thing connected with the office 1t
would be to dispense with his services upon
which the successive Secretaries have long relied
Offices but believe Mr.. Campbell will be found at his
post so long as he lives.
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Usym lNTALLlGEnCE.
Cotton Trade.


Our last report of this market by the Cambria
the ss ut On Wednesday, LIST inst the disposition to
sell Was more decidedly apparent, but few buyers
came forward the transactions only 800 bales at
easier prices Early on Thursday morning received
the tregraphc accounts the arrival Of the Caledonia
at Boston with Liverpool dates to 10Th August Her
were calculated to inspirt Market and
the sales which were effected we're few and at decline
of of cent On Friday morning the letter
mail received, and not being encouraging for any
cosd Improvement in English financial difficulties and
the from the South for the last three days being
more favorable for average yield several parties
pressed their sGs for SALE and about 5000 bales
taken for export this and the following day at prices
equal to further decline of quarter OF cent, say
eleven and quarter for strictly mddling Charleston
cotton and eleven and three eghths for the same class
the accounts from the South suddenly changed and with
that and the absence Of any pressing parcels the
ket quickly hardened, and the tendency became again
upwards The sales through that week terminating
saturday night inst amounted to $4,000 bales, at
higher rates every succeeding day closing at twelve
cents midding LouisianaS00O bales OF these pur
chases were speculation the last two days-a por
Southern account to replace sales at lower rates
made under erroneous views the probable yield from
the growing crop The business the last two days
about 10 bales chiefly speculation at very full
prices aud buyers find much difficulty in continuing
their operations in consequence of the reduced amount
on sale We revise our quotations to conform to the
close of the market on Tuesday night
The Cotton year terminated on the 3lst ult. We
now in the receipt Of the returns from all the ports and
fod that the crop of ls46 and lS47 amounts to
LIS 65l bales in comparison with 210O,637 bales
last year. and 2394 500 bales in the year before -
The quantity taken for home use this year stands at
All bales against 597 bales last year
bales year before The deficiency Of the exports to
Great Britain al .460 bales. To France 1927 bales
T, other ports IS 800 bales making total deficiency of
foreign export of 425 $40 bales.
900 bales Exports 600 Taken by spnners 5000
Taken speculation $4,000. stock in city $4,000
Amount on sale q 600 bales
The closing quotations in this market,
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&lsfaa A ~ lsEest ~ shs~iss ~ ssas wiik
u: !! II !: y; = ~.
Ssk; R,s.s... Lsrfsr. YiIlssns.sa. NC. 70 o;.bis
Sohr Baltimore Weight, Baltimore. 70 johnson Lowden
eehr Statesman, Cothsa BALTIMORE 10 sturss Cssrmsn
echr James Kerlsy. Phillips, Virgins.
Tisdale.
schr Ambitious. Leach Delaware City, days. with RR
iron for e Housatonic Railroad.
Schr Cornelia. Blizzard Brandy wne days. Buckley
schr Express CouIsen Brandy wine, days to Bulkey
schr Spy, Peach, Easpor IL days to Smith Boynton
Below
ship Cincinnati (of Baltimore from Canton Haggery
Brig Mlinoket. from West Indies
Also. 2 barks. 2 brigs, unknown.
Sailed.
french steamer New York Chebourg; shps Minerva Mar
Hudson New 0reans bark Amalia Rochelle; brigs
aIhngton Cadiz; Essex, New Orleans Venezuela Phla
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived-Br;s am.,hv,, pH,5ADELrHiA Sept Is
sfsS
s %. E En- gsisa
s sasf Elk end fOipOs dol Josephine VII
GisaIssd,Brs: Genius. De WOLFE Wilmington, Nc Chi.
Ms d hs. t M,S BRUCE
%sssy H hvsns Bo,ts .eh RIO and
Smith NYOk; Kane and venus. VIII
Miscellaneous Record.
LETTER BAGS of packet ship New York, for Liverpool
E GlU ssd h so ssy II. T, de E.shspgs
at The ship New York for Havre will sail Saturday
BARK SARAH Jackson Boston from Grand Canary pass.
ed the 18th ut lat a. lon "a vessel bottom up painted
VESSELS WANTEp-The Calais lMe2 Advertiser states
S w spS e. a a with AZ
some fieights in conveying this material to market
Ship tE En-. rant Of P5 2. pshsp' New Brun'we
Bark Cook Bangor Madeira aud Canary Islands,
Sshr Welcome Of aud for wareham, Sept H. Cape Henry
WIN" ~ miles, ror.,un por,..
sNHt; Aug a3EB1s nsvant SGi North Yarmouth) Mann
Issay 10 fS%2snis Bennington
fer Trieste lSg Fontspe for New York days. brig
sTJSss: briggs olive SUMNER Alexandria;
Sept s Jsws.. report. ;eh AIy..,
Road. Sunday and reports having
slexSs heavy gale sSs she
rS Sx 5 b.%sa RSs
hip seh sr johann en- Bremen brig. $; ndlsw
:fss os 81
sss Feat
sy
ss sy
Ad,%;' II, ESri;, do ,., ssSS S:.foa: To-
] ss:3 Hs
aSSfsS sa sns h 81
a KS0e Wo ASora Gha ASs
S Mp. sd
ssh Jane from Copu. Christi. with Troop. and mail from
returned bound o
isB; F1Si Ms
Hr1ss, Sept lOAn brig Mary Perkins, Chase PctOu for
Ly.Ee, Sept 7-An .ehr Ann. o'Bnen NYoIk.
a:%!ss s 81.
9sSa a y.Hdy. r6ade
DSE ss: :ssss :: fS;s'
5.Itimore Martha b. Phillips 6crscoci for NYci-saw on
18th, scbr anchor Cape Henry with
4 forsmast Adams Baker Baltimore for Providenee Queen
Pennsylvania Baker and Evene. over NBedord Joseph
Rogers, Marsh James River for NYorx; Alexander Coffee
ansemond for do; Jas Norris Vanmare, York for do Sid
chr Viola Upshur. West Indies Bark Pao, Wilson, from
Baltimore for Vera Cruz from Hampton Roads
lay. and number Of others light bark went James
Rlv er this morning
POrrLAsD sepsis-An bark Susan Lind, DeerirE, Ca.
z brig Oscar Clough Cardenas schs Rising Sum- Addison
for NYork.
PoRT Sept 10-Beow brig Palestine Davis Boston
for Richmond; schr Bride Pessy, NYork for Thomaston
RIcHMoND, Sept l-Arr schr David Hale. New York Sid
schr Alderman, do.
THoMAsToN, Sept 13-Cld brig Gulnare Ellms, Mobile
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BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, ls47.

BALTIMORE, sept 10, lSH.
The astounding Pony News- Great Ereitsment-7ne
ResteH ea'e-Meetins Of the Telegraph Direetors--
The Markets, &C.
The astounding news from the Seat Of War by the
pony express has caused quite fermentation in our
city this morning Two more grand victories are
corded, and human blood split than would float
ssvsutyfs But such is the fortune folly of war
and it may be supposed that those who rush to the
battlefield die couteuted. Among the officers killed
and wounded observe the Of several Balti-
morssns. and quite q number of Marylanders Several
companies of the Mountain Howitzsr battalion were
raised In B.tmore and they reported to have suf
fsr-d terribly.
Mr.. McCann, mill wright from Georgetown passed
through this city in custody of New York officer
charged With having some connection with Madame
Rsste In the abortion for which she IL now
under arrest learn that he a mill wright In the
factory in which the young girl worked time she
became enefente. The probability is however that he
witness.
The directors of the magnetic telegraph company
from New York Philadelphia Wilmington, Baltimore
and Washing on assembled yesterday at Barnum's no.
tel In this city Mt which tho subject OF erectag add-
tonal wires in view OF the business over the
ue anticipated frou the approaching completion OF
the Southern line through Mobile and New Orleans
vas considered also proposition carry the wires
across the Hudson river into the city Of New York.
This latter Is great object the public and the
Company and it rather matter Of surprise that IL
has not been completed before
Tar MARnErs-Ths d,ur market is without change and
bran s IS with sellers than BUYERS City Mills is
held 4 ;, u.s. With buyer. at IL Corn al
to-day owing adverse winds Small sales good to prime
White with about 60 cents and "is. If eIo%
az 70 o. engj OF mixed sold at S. cts Oat,-ordna
co.. coS. cd sa % p prime "e Rs
Sales or stocks mt Baltimore
,,ss 200 200 M, ,sS S. ss SO DO time $1,000
do div ponds, "a; II shs U Man Co., az
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ALBANY, Sept Ia, 1877
The Lssfsiature-Messrs Pan Buren, and Dir-7he
Proceedings Of the Legislature
Martin Van Buren, and John A. Dix we're in the AS
ssmbly chamber this morning; Mr.. Van Buren, was
smiling, and Mr. Dix seemed to be In good health both
these gentlemen their way to Saratoga to at
tend the Agricultural Fsrthey left this afternoon
In March last, bill was introduced into the Senate
by Mr. schoonboven entitled An act TO restore Smith
A. Boughton, Edward O'Connor, John Van steep-
buTgh, aud Moses Earl 10 the rights Of citizenship
This bill was introduced, notwithstanding the decia.
ration Of the Executive in his proclamation pardon
tnat the restoration OF these persons TO their civil
rgnts would be reserved foi further consideration and
notwithstanding also the eth article Of the
uon which provides that "the phaI have the
power 10 grant reprieves combinations and pardops
~el oonvcuon, Tor all offences except treason and ca
- y, impencnmenti upon such conditions and with
sucn restrictions aud limitations as he NAV think nro
r suyect 10 such regulations may be provided bv
law relative 10 the manner OF applying for nardons
nov. suppose, that " the Governor has etba ,o.as,
nopody else mas III In the article which bay.
tbs Legislature is only authorized 10 mah. ,. III
law rea.Vs 70 tne manner Of applying for pardons,, Il
not sutnerized 10 Absolve the criminal or Grant IT.,
amnesty; tine Governor shall have the pogeri % 40
that But Mr.. Van Schoonhovep vben Ega su 70 90
the bill TO day, upon its final passage vas .n. up
alarmed st the probability that the
the Governor upon the expediency of rs.,ar,n
these men, would be too protrseted Co. ,h 'ng
interests Mr. " 8 held that the constitution navar
designed TO make the Governor the depotarv 81 h
pardonipg power, and that there was nothing in the
section have quoted to prove IL the senator was
wrong In his position, and the senate overruled him
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PHILADELrHIA, September Is, lsa7.

PHILADELPHIA, September is, ls47.
The Var Nsws-.4 Dinner-Poisoning at Sea-De-
parture Of the Virginfa-Stocks, &c.
The glorious details Of the victories achieved by the
American arms over the two Mexican armies under Gems
Santa Anna and Valencia have at length come to hand
and were this morning laid before the communities of
New York, Baltimore, and Philadelph g. through the
combined agency of the pony expresses magnetic
telegraph The loss both sides proves the severity OF
the struggle, and the widows and orphans made by it
will remember With tears the bloody field Of Contreras
and Churubusco though they glory in the achievements
that reflect such honor the memory of their hus
bands aud fathers.
sumptuous dinner Is to be given TO. morrow bv the
propri-tors CT club who assemble for recreation at
Hamburg In the vicinity Of the city to F Pepper ESQ
one OF their fellow members who is about visit Eu
rope
There Is strong crcumstantal evidence against Abra-
ham Morre and VIM. 3. Smith the captain and stew
ard OF the brig John Potter charged with causing the
death Of Mr.. Denhsm the first mate by administering
poison during voyage from New Orleans. A quarrel
had occurred between the captain and and t
evidence that the former said the days OF the
numbered He died on the 23d Of August in strong
WILSON'S and shortly after DEATH his throat turned per
fscy black and his body covered with yellow spots
decomposition commenced Immediately. and 1t was
found necessary to bury him at Subsequently the
steward was seen to throw demjohn and stone Jug
overheard which 1t was supposed had contained tn.
poison
The Virginia started this morning on her way
TO the scene OF her future duties in the Gulf She go.
first TO New Orleans receive troops board Vera
Cruz. Capt. r. z Tucker commands her.
Sases OF stocks at Ph1i adeiphia.
1900 90 scs%yf ssas - 5Os s'i g.
49, sssS SesG f s.a
AsyTss s.L..-es Bank, ~ % Iom, s,ns;5X
70 1900 state g.: 49, i2o do . 7e 100 Loan g. co. io!
s @ sSS sss"s 1000 s..s
3Westsm Bank. 5,h.
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Brighton Cattle market.

SEPT l3 Owing to the storm but few sales
have been effected and those about the prices
for Beef Cattle as last week.
At market 800 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores 10 Jokes
working Oxen, IS Cows and Calves, 4300 Sheep and
Lambs, and l Gas Swine.
Prces--Beef Catte-Extra So 25; first quality SIS so
SO; second quality 81 rs S. IS; third quality So
so 81.
stores-Yearlings Sc to So; years old $ll to $l5 3
years old $23 to $3l.
Working Oxen and Cows and Calves-No sales made
Sheep and Lambs Old Sheep 81 % 50 IS; Lambs 81
q 81 One lot Of extra Wethsrs sold at So So
swine-Dul. At Wholesale old Hogs So $6><; pigs,
$4K q So.
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WssHINcroN, Sept. Ia, ls47
The Netcs at Last Confirmed

The Nsvs at Last Confrmed.
We understand that bearer Of dispatches reported
himself to the President this evening and to the Adju
tant Gene al confirming the Of the battles and
prsminsres Of at the city OF Mexico There Is
also report of the killed aud wounded which shows
that the Mexicans suffered terribly their loss be-
Ing stated to be not less than The President
Kept open house this evening, aud gentleman from
th.rs gives the foregoing inform II correct you
will have the particulars in the linton Of o-night
The reported destruction OF tbs Mexcans i the best
guarantee yet promised Of the probability Of immsd
ats treaty OF peace
Cen Worth, usual, did the chief part Of the exc.
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WARRINGTON, Sept. ID. /

What will Congress do
What will Congress do?
!. They will wrangs and discuss for three months the
war and its expenses.
g. They will pass another loan bill.
o. They will make a vigorous effort to e.model the
tariff Of which the result is uncertain
4. Same of the Sub Treasury
g. They will pass the river aud harbor bill IL will be
vetoed and they will then pass It over the veto
They will decide both sides their
tickets and all thelegislaton Of Congress will in re-
ference to the Succession.
1t will be boisterous, intensely interesting and gas
~ and remarkably expensive to those who have to paw
the piper. PUB Doc
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CHEnsoURG1Frnch steamer New York-Sebastien Du
pon Thomas Muledy, Paul Maillet Leon Lecomte Gen
Agent of the French Transatlantic Steam Company
Nathaniel Berry Phil Aubemon Mr. Dallier Mr. Beglin Mar
Mr Aedant Berry Thos Harrison A 0sborse. Chas
age and sailors back France by the French Consul
CALIroRNIA-Ship Swejeu-Mn Mott.
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BY til E NAILS.
WARRINGTON, Sept. IA, ls47

WAsHINoroN, Sept Ia, ls47
No News yet.
No news to-day from General Scott. Tomorrow
morning shall perhaps have the Dispatches OF the
British COURIER that IL supposns Gen. Scott has not the
power to send q messenger Of his own through the
gusriss, supposton which rather too absurd TO On
tsrtsn provided the Mexican government has been 70
duced to . capitulation.
II General Scott had reduced the Mexican govern
ment to terms he certainly had the power to demand
that the way should opened through the guerias to
Vera Cruz for his messenger and also 10 demand that
an escort of Mexcans should be furnished for his
lection II necessary
The fact is strongly disposed to suspect that
the Mexican army and the Mexican government have
svamossd Ms ranch" from the fact that messenger
has come from General Scott though hope for better
Thugs
I'VE also suspect that there be another Paroles
outside, from the precautions of Mr. Dimond
against such int-riopers II would have been Just
well, however II these precautions had been adopted
before Paredes got in W.