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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

O RiELLY's TELEGRAPH To -ORLkAss-
CiHcnnn'i Nor 3O--rhe Onelly Line of Tesgr.ph
hss now been completed 20 New Orlean. As soon ..
instruments can be- distributed the line will commence
WORKING and the East ant south will thu. D., brought
into hourly commuu cation
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n>lmis

WIN. DissRow, USDsET.k,s.-ws reroom, "a Founs
avenue residence $50 Bowery Orders len At either place
Will meet with prompt attention. he bss On hand resdy
made, everything requisite for furnishing funerals ne,
nens procured a. sny " the Cemeteries IN aud cat a
city. sup s,e-os
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later from ,Taracnibo.


FIII'tIIT II TN '|'I'I'NI DO ]
By the arrival OF the bark Irma, dates % ia
18Th alt. have beea received Nonagss sun he'd "a.
session Of the city which surrounded by the tones
OF Gen Psez, l5oo strong under the command Of Gen
Andrade The cspiialstion Of the city looked 70,
daily as the mos, influential citizens favor the cause Of
Paez who his part is coniicn, he VII .oon ss.l,
resstsblsh the Constitution OF 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

FROM HATI.-The brig Hayt, Capt CUTS,
which arriyedher Saturday in fourteen days from
Portsu-Princs, bring intelligence that the southern
part of the island tranquil the disturbances having
been almost entirely settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
storm on the Che.npeale.

hNLIINVAA' rNlilY Dee B
The Government steamers IRIS add Watersf,,A
have arrived here All well They report g,,.n,
through heavy storm the Chesapeake On sstars,,
during which they received some injury In m.s ana
rigeng
The storm .. reported As having been very heavy =.
the Capcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

The BRITANNIA-As will be seen by our tele-
graphic dispatches, no signs OF the Britannia have
yet appeared at Boston. She may be confidently
expected TODAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

IL Hon JoHS Minor Boris has accepted a
Public Dinner at the hands OF his personal and political
friend. at Richmond, Va Las, Saturday was the day
fixed upon for the ceremony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

No steamer YET.

hotroN, sunday, Dec VI
We hsv, been waiting all day Tor the Brit.
aia, bat up TO the time e closing my dispatch =.
had not made her appearance. The heavy a.. :,
Saturday has probably driven her bach. And -.
msy not arrive before Tuesday
The weather through the day hiss been oui,.
pheasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

~ The " RiehelisG" GOid Psns sold ~ b r. wlr,o'
Co - Walls, are warranted wear v. years sad
Acknowledged TO be the be., and chsspe., e-1s IN
God pens made 70 Dslt-r1. God pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ rich bi ~ The American Museum o-day N
such additional novelties ard splendid csnge q perom
snces viii suit not only The regular cas- uf Museum NJ.
Tiers. hui All Otner -eeAers of wholesome snls-nrfi n
tsns the Fairy Qgeca, young lady nearly ~ oi u 'a
stature thaa the renowned Gen Tom Thumb, sep-ss
era appears in = melange. sud the Sable bfoshe.
Fairy Family. Miss Leslie Pete Morris and Others give
their choice entertainments al snd a O'Clock
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TERMS REDUCED AT DIR RlcUs

Institute for Physical Training 59 Crosby. rssf Bleed
DR. Res being DESTROYS Of placing the beusf 20 BE-
derived from systemac physical training within he fesch
u all persons, has adoped he following the terms q
subscription for his Three month. - sx months.
SO; one year. a.! dlg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

lrlm m. : \ Frs11. poet -.
To hrsiStss MEM v b P.LsER u this 81 =.
iss1ef The Business Hens Almsn-cf which, N acS-s
y ne msurr onay found 10 "a snaosc, % r, &c
Tables 81 STATISTICS Oi Routes ard distapc-s BY CsnS e
road and Steamboat; Psieni Laws, kc &c-Ani a. - q.
arn>-d nat glance person may arrive a. ne
No1 De would otherwise bave 10 seek sfrr for htsf -
days, N ponng over po1dsrOu. volumes Hss S.ss~s
comp nd q matter and hich may a~N'
he al hand and neu too IL cost Is compn.iyey n0'n's
only shlling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

u The Ch,cag0 Dergocraf Announces the los.
OF tie schr lesse smith. on axe Michigan and head.
the article More fruits q Folks veio--vesse wreck
Cd snd lie lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

WisTER GAsssSrs The STYLE. charscsf ard price Of
our extensive assortment d ready made Oyercoa from
drsb, olive, brown and BLACK beaver and msd cloths
nus commend them As the desirable and economical
garments Of he season, and win this they
offered 10 the inspection " he discerning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

CARrgls-TbOse u oar readers who are IN y a.. -
besHr'al y sish Am-ncsn Csrpstas O-cosss NJ
Ac cheap et them vsii HissN ASDsksoSs, - oOS9's
the cheapest carpet establishment the United osses y
per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

~ OF Members OF congress who are now ia
b. city resdy enter upon their public duties ~ the
opening OF Congress Monday we have heard Of the
following Including some whose arrival has been De-
fore snnouneed) and thsrs probably many others
Members q lie SegGte.-Messrs. Badger, \. C.; SUR
geon. Pa, Felcb Miss Dodge Wis Hamlin, Me Dix
n Y Turney, Tenn. fitzgerald, Mss Westeoi, Fla,
Cameron. Pa
Asrlbers II tAs Hoass q Rvsseliafirss Me.srs III.
ton Ohio, Rockwell Conn. stephens, Ga. Crsnston
r. J. Haskell Tenn. Dixon. Conn Edwards Onio
stanton, Tenn. Duer. \ Y Brodhe.d Pa. Petit. lad
Levin, Pa McClellsnd Miss Thompson lows Went
worth. IA. Nhits, \ =. asrsh, Vt. Taylor Ohio
French. Ky ChSse, Tenn ThurstOn K l.. Brown.
Miss; Jones, Tenn. Bedinser, Va. Williams Ne.
Coumins, Ohio Wick Ind lnge, Ala. Giddings
Ohio. smart Me Dickinson n Y la Sere, La
Nat Intel SATURDAY.
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VIM. 4. JENNINGS a co
Diapers and TsilOrs. 81 BrOadvsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

FROM rHE WEsr INDIEs.-The Ner- Orleaas
Dsia Of the 2ah at. has the following Items from ia
mAica and 81 vincent, BY q recent arrival.
The bark Euphra,es arrived st Moran, Bay On the
Sd INST from 81 Helena with ~ African emigrant..
There much sickness IN Kingston, large number
OF persons being dewn with Fever and Azue The
Jgs,Hal Of the tn has the following paragraph:
We understand that from letters received here on
Friday .ast from the Main. the Domincans have con
seued % receive under their dsg the limited number Of
30 families Of the Hayden Refugees nov in Jamaica
snd eises here. The news a. % be expected wa
received BY these unhappy people with unmingled Joy
u $ alsO mentioned that -OuloQue making secret
preparations % march on the DOuiniezns early
DAY but this IS considered BY 81 parties be sbor
i've attempt
IT VINczSr-An attempt made in this Island 10 re-
duce wages hss created some Little excitement and
The refusal Of the lsborers submit imredisely 70
the reduction caused alarm. some bad cheerfully sui
United % the recuction-Othcrs refused and melted
by evil minded men, hsi kicked up sosne disturbance.
several ~ the rnceaoers had bsen arrested s1i
United O. jail he weather wAs highly favorable a.
lss; sccounis ch are me 5h October but the IA
borers mary states still refused 20 work
TiRRIBLE STEAMBOAT AcclDESr.-Ou We'd
nes1sy morning tne Steamboat Alnsiaa when about
twelve mice below this place, exploded 81 Der
boilers causing great damage and css fife We have
Boat was very seriously damaged one nsn killed
and ave bsdy scalced Otherwise IN sr~5 three Of
whom 20 he opinion oi the Physicians, cannot sur
we. iney were al employed a. hsnds On The Boat
There were no passengers ca board The Captain was
uninlureA One ot thc pilots vas injured % what
iet &C se ansoe u ssy. o1. understood not Severe
the ether ore escsped entirely. The nsineeF We
are tod made BIS escsPe Immediately AFTER the explo
SION ma nAs not since been heard Of
Lirtle Rock ,Ark) Gar. 9th alt
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orrY ITEMS.
Leeture,, Concerts. &c. Tonight.

I.,sz op-.-- yorza As;5rr ao- oFsrA zoos. 80 49,.
P.a-'s P.-;-< ofthe C11rf Of .A-th-a sft-s = 49,
nv = - L-rtlr- NtEn-tl'1l - : : 2 a., -.
Zoo1era H,I-Lvrx Beasts tni Br-f-2' AZ y l-'' -
a.. - - sfN .,~,tnyu
ssgo-o- Cro---x Ar---Arsssrs q p-ssns 70 a..
Gougl 4 Co. Gs.-ry 81 t1rrp-s- falih-' ~ ~
AN - i0FM ..,~
n-rso Ilastra.-. scVpasl HN. - Bru.fssy -
ssr--- nsrsra.- p-il---yr br0at-sF -
Dlrrsra-Bcrrnarin Of N-rs Crli-s-- snii1-al y
Ct-sfr'. N.-..r- Hsa. =. hrua1ray-e 7
Csrrt- N.-s--~.-sc-ty fcrsrJ. So Brustr4y--a y
CaIr-rs Cs..a -ss1z 80 - a-ray--i- IN
B-r-l1B r~ar brrafFH ~ ~ -
arrna-c-s. a1r-r--s eul1llls
Broa4Esy T-ai-r-Brssi-ag AutholI7Fh - [" 49,
Au-r-sr Na..lu. Eroai-ts A. - 80 --t'e
---1rs ID Csa.rs-Dr saeF-Cl1icn Ha.--r 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

LEGENDARY FIREs.-Abcut O'Clock on Satur-
day FIRE discovered in the cellar of the house a,
the corner of Lewis and Eighth SITS. and entering
the place, il found that barrel had been hlled
with combustibes and set fire. While the fire
men engaged in eXtinguishing the above fire, a
stable 22l Lewis st. only few doors below Eighth ST.
WIS also discovered be re and before the danes
could be subdued the stable and a number of hog pens
were consumed. About $50 worth of hogs were burnt
up in the peas Both the fires evidently the work
Of incendares
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

LECTURE oS CHoLERA.-Dr. Shew will deliver
bis second lecture Cholera this evening at u o'clock
Clinton Hall. His subject on this occasion will be :
The different n0ds Of treating Cholera, and particular
y that Of IA, Watr Cure. The bare announcement, OF
such lecture will undoubtedly excite much general
interest and should not fail to attract full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

The STREETs.-We hope the City Fathers are
regular Church goers and that they ayaed themselves
OF magnificent yesterday to perform their spiritual
duties II they did they and their wives and little
ones bad amount Of mud wsding 10 get through
with which we hope will weigh heavily on the alder
manic conscience when the next contractors certih
for ,reepiag the strsss fsies Keet to be
signed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-04

X GuSsL gives another OF his popular Con-
certs AT the new Musical Hall. In Broadway above
spring this evening The auteperformance Of Herr
sede s the mos, exquisite wsrblng ever achieved BY
ANYBODY but a canary bird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
Late and Interesting from Fort Mann.

From the 80. Louis Republican, FEB. T.
An express has arrived al Fort Leayenworth
from Santa re- BY way Of Fort Manu-, bringing US letters
% the 10th at From these letters earn that news
had been received from Col Gipins camp, Fort Bent
the morning Of the 18Th. with orders 0r Company r, ard
section Of the Artillery Company, 10 BIZ fitted out
with The least possible delay, and 10 take up the line Of
mach of ms camp az most urgent causes required this
movement Intelligence received a. the same time
that combined force Of Csmanches and Mexcans
attack hm. For this ltfsc<. Col GIpin was DESTROYS
~ Deing 10 readiness and indeed, 10 be the aggresor
himself -no mat 100 Dy the I'm or 10Th Of Feb. This
prod acsd great excitement In the garrison Fort
Mann, and express was Immediately dispatched 70
oysraks Lieut. lte and ten or Eileen men. who had
e't three DAYS preVously for Fort Lsavenworth with
view 90 secure ihrii return Ia tbs they not
csssfu - Lieut. Igttis has reacaed the fort.
One Of cur letters says The greatest difficulty now
attending he execution Of th order from Colonel
he wAlt Of teams 70 cary PROVISIONS and artillery a. al
% our norses--some feyentyhve la Dumbsfhays died
except abou. dozen, snd they barely able stand
upon their tet OF one hundred and forty -four mules
which We brought here with 70, not more than SIX
eight head be produced AZ 70 the cattle sctu-
ally ashamed say, that Of eish hundred that
with our two trains, Only sev6ntyiVs one huudred
head remain, and the wolves are daily devourink them
What arrangements vii be msde, am hardly able % say
this tine. hug 10 viii b very difficult after TOR 10
leave. under these circumstaucei'
Another 'stter dated PIPER Arksnsas five miles above
B-nrs Fort Jan slys that detachment 10 which the
writer BELONGED sft Fort Mann, the i4th % December
Tor the purpose o. escort ng the suffers tain the camp
of ls Cavalry u1dsr the md Of Col Gilpin; that
the ight u the ID December tie officer ia command
Lieut. O'HIa ordered Biz men 20 sEcamp which order
icy l-INarA ~ aNfJf iH4 ~ ~ th ILrn Dim lie
ohcef fsale1 on me groltd boz preceded next lay 0
h1sfq1artsrs where he reported the facts 10 Col Gpn
The Col lrl Immediately ordered Court Mortal for he
A Of me blenders bot A. tue time VI writing the Court
had made 90 decision To- the case
The cavalry detachment IT, 81 present 10 rather bad
condition there being provisions IN the country
-eptns some beef add corn. ration Of plat
per day In ne c0urs- OF month, the Colonel intends
moving me command info the heart Of the Camarche
trg Bat unless some g-rerito gef
10 vii D. lmposiioie o. move from she river Sir Bent
Is sent a. express 70 Taos % obtain provisions bat y u,
1 e ~ IL a
prospect 90 our having rough times there Il not horse
u The battalion N or service Persons here s.sins
eco Tor their mules. We waiting patiently for orde
from he GJvrrnm d. The h-at II ths battalion good
We have had bat t~o deaths departure from he
Capt hotscheItzef with portion q the infantry
garrison Fort Mana"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

The following note from a most respected citizen
speaks the sentiment of a large portion Of those
who have been drawn into the Taylor movement
MEssss GSFTLEY & McEIsATH- Gentlemen. Soon afar
the organization Of the Rough and Ready Cub" was
Invited BY Of my friends, s.anch wings % become
member. consented Vi.h conviction at the time that
Mr. Clay woad not sgan be candidate for the Presden-
cy. have never taken active part In politics beyond
voting the Whls ticket al occasions bu. having Of se
become convinced tina. Mr. Clay would not decline fnom.
ioaied by Whig Convention have come % The concu-
sion that l. IS duy owe 70 myself TO give my feeble aid
10 the election Of Henry CLAY the who IN my opn
ion has rQ oi the three essentials which ade Washington
immortal VIZ. GREAT ~ PEACE AND CHEAT ~ TIE
HEARTS OF bis couSTRyMEN. and In coming % this con-
cuson feel oouui - that my admiration flr General
Taylsf s In no visa diminished and that he shall be the
nomiree Of tie Whg Convention, Mr.. Clay should de-
cline or be Withdrawn shall hank God that the party 90
which have he honor o. belong has % good cant cate
20 rally on as Od Ztck' Gnt shall use all honorable
means 20 promote bis ecuon You would NOT have been
sns parsonage as my sell. my bad not appeared
somewhat cons picaous u late 10 connection vita recent
political movements, aud which without explanation
would sab ect hereafter % the charge
Motives OF decacy and my high regard Or the gentle
men with whose names mine has been associated have
restrained me from sooner making this teclUston.
remain. very respectfully, SC Nc
JAMES PHI ALIEN, Fourteenth 50. UlIon 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19

At meeting Of the W big members OF the Le'
gislature, convened in the Assembly Chamber on
Tuesday evening Feb. - Hon. S. II. P. HALL in
the Chair aod A. II. CALHOUN and p. B. PRlSDLF,
Secretaries. The following resolutions were unan.
iously adopted
Hesoied That the Wing ubers Of tie Senate aud -
semhly the Of New York do concur n he reso a.
ton ad0p ed recently meeting Of the WING no -mn@rs
Of Ccuzress Washington, Thstit j. expedient 20 hold
Whg National Convention Tor the purpose q nominal
candidates for he offices of President and Vice Pres
dent Of the United States aud also concur 10 h-r re-
commend that such Convention be held a. lndspsn-
derce Hall, in the City Of FhAade pLa, "wednesday,
the 7th day 4 Iuue. 1898"
Resolred That in the judgment Of this meeting the
WING party this State viii expect chat the can1iiate
whom they shall be called 10 support for the Office Of
President shall be thorouah and blameles Whi8. OF
known ard wetred principles and opinions. STATES
man Of capacity and qualifications for the glast
civil employ ment, and Who shall fully represent and
M M sin. In the eminent station % which he he
aed The distinctive doctrines and character Of he Wh
party Of the United states. >. H. 7. Il ALL, Chr.
a y e SALHovN' Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
The Clay Meeting.

The Courier d. Enquirer thinks We had very
fair Clay Meeting at Castle Garden on Thursday
evening-indeed it is good enough 10 say mat
between tour and pre- thousand persons were as
sembled all enthusiastic for Clay. Perhaps We
ought 70 be thankful for even this concession: but
then
The Globe Loco Foco) says Of 1t
ave say this was large meeting. for ,uch i really
was some eisht OF ten thousand persons devoted enos
u the great Harry Of the West, The spot NE
TAYLOR meeting 10 tho BJwery, on TIE nsnt pteF-1-'
should 10. be mentioned IN the same week WIN l.
one was heterogeneous asssrnb sac Of boys sprnk-a
with A. Occ ssions Tyler msn aud the other' nj
mas Of fulLgrowu aud fgl-5inoded WINS whc 500
sfrisht NJ on the Lexington platform ready 70 .ns OF
swim. survive o. perish with their giss. captain
The Herqld also testiies IS follows
sOf the rnsetng in Castle Garden, nominating Henry
Clsv Etts need BE- said 20 those who saw 3 Accoroin
Pcrson Terfscty aH'ftf and froiisa a. ~ -
The Wings Of this srsat City sre deci0ea'S arc -
t4ss We aamt tbs great fact bro ably and completely
General Tsyor % our great SORROW 40 fsset mas -
vel ouly frsrusnts Of both parties 10 ~ iaVof-mste
waits csst % from the two great factions
We think candid judges who were present
will ooncede that oor estimate Of those present at
once as Ten Thousand was rather under than over
the mark.
BY the way we omitted in our report 70
state hat PHILIP HoSE addressed the meeting
briefly bat lorciby in favor Of Mr.. Clay on calling
it 10 order. and hat JosEPH HoxIE read the Reso-
lations. prefacing them with a hearty snimatug
Wing talk that was highly relishcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The inbane.

q To '''-'''
PHlLsDvLrHi,, Feb. o.. 1885,
Cotton is down and sales 200 bales al decline oil
fully Flour without movement, held hrmly 90 = 70
ro a ~ hut for home Corn Meal a. in Declined
saes 200 bbis az e Y, AZ which holders now ot-r 70
Wheat scarce 80 l.Oto - Tor red IN drl A. - ca
so cb ME n Groceries or Proesions sales limited Clio
yer seed s. Is 90 - fer good aud prime lots taken more
freely Whisky o. bb steady AZ p cts.
stocks WEE heavy 90 day. -
Ftrsf Bs-rd and iHer-5O Susq G, l.l Com 81, ~ B
600 schuyl u.s. 66. at; ~ FIemg Copp.1 lo DO, 81
1000 Penn o. 71i Esd Glrard. cash. lOs luion Camel
S. $50 Penn - "a Read hj 2@t - Farm Mech
81 50 667 Penn S. 7@, $50 do. -. Com bk, 5o' ;
5000 Read Rds f.I 1t0 ktao. 80 coo Penn 81, l-l
secsnd Bsud and .fficr-2O0 Reed, "a 400 Penn S.
7-l 4of0 DO g. 7. 5000 do. b. "a % Copp a f;
lOn Wilmington IS bjNu, III so ulou Bt OF Tenn 49,
5000 Penn 3d. "a, -01 hs. BIS. e1 500 Penn b. l2I
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By Pony Express to The Tribune.
From Chihunhun- Prospect Of Another En-
gngcmcut- Capture ofn Party al Am.rican-.

From the y. o. Pic, II.
By the last arrival from the Brazos We have re-
ceivtd several private letters, from VII ch Wa clean
number II items II interest mat lse reached
other source and which have not elsewhere. In
formation hsi been received the uury ~ Salio
which would indicate son1el ahead or the Ameri-
troops from Saute =, 04ke possession OF Chihna
qua. On me l1fn of Dec mher they were cnctmptd
az FL Paso, whence ~ uudcrst0od they would
march about the LATER part January The Noxicans in
that part Of the country SIZE making every effort 20 op-
pose their march vth strong force. 40 first they did
intend making any resisiar whatever but embold
ened by the long delay Of troops AZ ri Ps0 they set
20 work I'm good rnest and have now considerable
mercal force and twelve pieces Of cannon should our
troops conulue their march, they viii poblbly have
q second edition OF the battle uf Sacramento.
Some months since. Mr. James Collins. commonly
SHOWN as Squire Collins" who was Interpreter 10 Col.
D0uphan command, starred across the country Ia COM
pany with Col Ward and nall party Of less than do
for santa re. The party we're heard from snort time
sce aud regret ~ say they were taken prisoners st
Presii0deiNOrte by the trsachery Of cxican padre
when they arrived an the Preside they kindly
ceiyed by the Old padre AID considers themselves per-
f-cty safe Dinner prepared for them, and table
spread 40 one end ~ large sq'1 their arms being de-
POSTING AZ the other While quietly appeasing their
hunger party OF Mexcars rushed in seized their arms
AMI took tie whole par prisoners The old priest APP
pesred to be quite delighted with the OF his rue,
but received anything but blessings ON he party, who
regarded him d second judas Iscarot The squire and
companions all conveyed 10 Chihuahus and incar-
cerated 10 prison, where they sin remained at last &C
counts
TIE uaamoros Flag o the 26 ut states that Col Da-
yenpOrt has ordered Capt Duncan with his company Of
mounted men 20 take permanent post at Santa Teresa
considerable town some 80 miles distant from MaamOros,
on the route 20 Victoria The OBJ sc Of sending troops
Santa Teresa IS 10 break up the Mexican Custom House
established there, and % prevent the collection OF duties
nom traders coming from Msamoros going the nte
or and TO give them protection far circumstances
viii admit.
The ship Ern's Queen arrived at New-Oriesrs the
10Th inst with zjj passengers board, many OF whom
were sick With the shpoyer. The Captain and 10 pas
sengers diei OF the disease on The voyage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-19
" ELISHA W. BEYAN is the National Reform
candidate for Mayor Of Rochester

ARRIVAL or TIE GsKNASrowS Z : ship
Germsntown. Commando Franklin Bachauan arrived a.
the anchorage from tfe Fllf Of Mexico va Hlrsn. o.
the 10TH having board the remains u number q oar
gallant c5un 'ryurn who persisted in NrKic1 Auoar
them those af Col Warsu~ and Major rgiggs. of the
Marine corps Lieut.. CHtuNcy. d. kEARNsY. SMITH
bkrts ADJ Nds1 pmau CkENflHt ot the Navy Lea
tenants NosRis and kosgss q the Array
Tire osrmsntOWn has been 90 fhs noffhwar' of Cape
Haitsrss for twelve days and experienced succession of
heavy gales North An Correspondent.
MIcBiGAS NOLUsTEERs.-Three companies Of
Michigan volunteers took their departure from Detroit
the 9Th % 1iu she army IN Nexc0. The number In off
GERS and men soOui jas.
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Of Commissioner, and he substituted actual for
theoretical hostlities by ordering Gen Taylor TO
the Rio Grande and claiming to Gust Mexico from all
her possessions ON this deoi that river. This vas
the immediate occasion Of hostilities which might
or might not have been avoided otherwise. Where,
now. is the inconsistency
We have seldom preferred such request to
the Journal bat having Published its article entire,
and endeavored 10 solve its difficulties, we VIII
thank the Journal to print our reply.