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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-09
Affairs In Mexico.

From the Mexico North American, Dec. 7th.l
FALSE SYMPATHY FOR THE SAN PATRIcIo PRISON.
The singular charitable mania that appears have
ken possession Of portion Of the citizens OF Mexico in
regard to the deserers now undergoing imprisonment In
this city has assumed character that demands notice
The guard thesc prisoners Is mportuned daily by
persoos apparently occupying respectable position in
society who drive to the place in their carriages and
carry to them all sorts Of uxuries while their
countrymen prisoners also the sick and wounded Off
GERS ana P,ivases ar. utterly nsg,sesea The greater
women-few We think can claim the name of ladies, IL
their department has been properly represented to
These people procure mattresses fine lnea theets linen
shirts &c. and tks them to the guard aud request the
otcer duty to give them to the deserers IL rsfured
according orders they often become irsoent in the
extreme-Accusing the officer with wan. OF courtesy,
lack Of sympathy for the oppressed &c We have taken
the trouble inquire into the condition Of the San Pa
trcio prisoners. The regiments to which they formerly
belonged furnish them the clothing and ra,ious
that given the tonsst soldiers who beorg to the
army They therefore enough to and enough
wear and to look the fat rascs cannot but think
that the Mexcans have other motives for their s.e sym
patty than mere generosity or charity These men have
committed the damnsbls crime Of desertiDg from tho
ranks Of their country and hghng against their fathers
and brothers They have bossted that their good
aim thpt stied the life blood In Of the travest
hearts our srr1y Theee despioable traitors and
derers have escaped death by the lenency Of the law
ana SIN i've disgrace 70 tnsr country ana ,ne race
the confidence CT God man. the Mexicans for whom
they committed the foulet perjury and crimes of bleed
leaving their countrymen to sufer, shed crocodile
tears them, and endravor to assist them 10 COM
forts and luxuries but few enjoy in this country
An ohcer Who lately guard Mt the prison informs
us that he to the most insulting
from persons who there In carriages with presents
10 he which presents he at OF to the
Pick ana wounded Mexican prisoners We cannot uu-
derstand that It s the duty OF ocer receive the
abuse OF these impudent spoogiss for treason and
der nor would We, II Ia their situation, submit to it
Whenever man attempts TO interfere with the disoi
pne OF the army as tn, do he should be tied up
and logged and the Jose repeat with repetition Of
the offence Our policy IL 40 extrem,v ls,,,nt m a WE
continually subjected to the i'm pertinent demands OF
a certain class.
THK Two ARMIES IN a FOREIGN POINT or VIEW
The following interesting article, expressing the
opinions entertained by the foreigners In the CITY of
Mexico OF the deeds Of In the of that
city, Is translated from the Courf,r Franeais, paper
published In Mexico -:
We owe report to our readers abroad, not only of
the events wh,sh have happened are happening, and
will happen under our immediate observation, but by
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Misc eIlaneOus.

Judge Koon who severely betten by lawyer
H.ynor OF Troy time since Is not expected to
live The physicians say that bis case 10 hop-l-ss
Tn. Savannah R,pubh an states that ooe Capt Look
made bowling alley in that city seventeen sooc-s'
siys ten strikes" counting 4so
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By either OF the above routes, the passage could be
made Ia twenty five days while vessels take thirty eve
forty aud would prove far more succcssfu than tho
present: for by stopping at two three ports they
would draw TO themslve, the chief business of those
plqc-s aud would secure at New Orleans that CT the
South sud Wet The advantages OF going to sons
other port than New York, must appear evdent when
IL considered the number boats that sorun fou
here and With which the French steamers have thfwo
they cannot compete; Whit By becoming th- pioneers
OF rou.e, they would receive more liberal SUP
port than would BE- avarted them here
New Orlsans being sln 1t French city, and the bu
sinsss of west presents no small attractions
as port for thsss steamers CRESCENT CITY,
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The French ste am ships.

To THE EpiToR THE HERALD
Having observed q commune alton, proposing to Sci
the French steamers to New Orleans, and You hs
manifested interest in this line propose this
lowing routes say
From Hsvre to Madeira. ....... Il $50 miles
From Madeira to st Thomss p 400 miles.
From St. Thomas to New Orleans. 100 miles.
450o miles.
KgrURNING.
From New Orleans TO Charleston. ito
avoid the head winds and cur ts.J $50 miles.
From Charleston to Fsyal .222O miles.
From laval TO Havre .......i2 200 miles.
4s0O miles.
or even another route, as follows
tcom Havre to Canary Isles. ..'. ,oso mil's
from Caparies 20 Martinique. 49,. L $40 miles.
From Martinique to New Orleans. $50 miies.
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JAN O BENNETT-
Sir send you herewith list Of casualties In the
New York Regiment since the LIST Of November for pub
LEGATION.
Col Burnett received this morning letter from the
city OF Mexico-a quiet also one from Gen. Qutmsn,
from Washington in which he expressed his intention
to visit the city of New Yorkthe city Of his native
State Yours truly, W FORTY,
Capt n Y. Volunteers.
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't'hE ,FOualn ANruAL BALL OF fnt IRISH
sMlGKANT SOCIETY. will lake place at the Coii-
scum Rooms No $50 Broadway Tuesday svenip- jar.
lh sis Tickets 10 e,oh) can be procured the Office Of
inc Socet NO ~ tr.ct OF the following
mite Dloo Chambers street, Jessph Stuart
thcws Wall street; James r. ybp'n % South William
street William Redmond. ~ Exchpg Place; Felix In
Ch.rlc Swesy j. Centre street; John Neholson 50 Pine
17s West street; Thomas swanwck s. Pine street; T. Don
nelly South William streets Charles +. Shea. Liberty
street; c. NJ Marry, s8 Fine streets X b. DAILY n Broad
snseti Francs Mann, l5s Pearl street.
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(Signsd) RoBT. A. CARTER, Adjt.
Howard HorEL.
New York, Jan. sth, l54s
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TIVE undersigned has he yr&sar~ O i-aorInl1x Ne
putic Be has EeE-n eSnno1 ioSs ARC cd
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COMPLETE DIGEST
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manner, beers. entirely sst,ktactoy
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CONSER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEhEO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Co~~v II Nx1sas GA3 Asa frro1fs, Nesr YORK. .
(NS he had eignn-en per cent deduction from od
~ prcesTle unSersi-oed srcrtaiiy inform the 90
patrons Oi type and Stereotype foundr, formerly known
James Coers and Tecealy Coonrr Il Cooke s.
and III public Ia general THAI they prepared to execute
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New article. ol up order being furnished with pat
terms
The TYPE this establishment is, both in the style o.
lace and Ls material OF which il is made, particularly
ada pied for service In newspaper printing
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NOlfet LIhfmAntR.
TUCKER & ADDISON, General Agents, office 9Th
street, (Coenan's Bndngs,) four doors north of Penn
sylvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John f. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose Of prosecuting claims Of all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
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An communications tpost paidl addressed to the above
shall nceye promP, attention. Reference Is made TO the
following gentlemen:
Hon Geo. ~ Dallas, Vice Presden, Of the United States
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon. Robert ]. Walker Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon. yno. Y. Mason Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon X. d. T. Hunter, United States Senate.
Clement Coz, esq, Georgetown, ID. G.
Jno T. Addi.on, attorney -atlaw, will continue to give
personal attention business before the several OF
The District Of Columbia, and the adjoining OF
Maryland and Virginia. July bly,
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rTyHIRTY-THREE years experience a clerk in one or
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A CAKD.-A LADY, desro1. CT visiting Europe, where
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u EMovAL.-JOHN FOY respectfully announces to
IL members OF Congress and strangers visiting the me-
opos that his heretofore kept in the basement Of
the Capitol removed outside Of the building to the
white house the south ga<e of the Capitol where his
old and all viii find the same yiands hesh
fowls &c. and his former establishment not found degen-
Grated. t't ..s.. 3.
The house will be opened on Wednesday morning next
when he win be glad to the smiling countenances Of
all his friends. t.t,
Jan.
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jus, received few copies Of the above valuable work,
fog sale at hall t4e usual price.
7. TAYLOR.
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