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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
geute in Der Stride su ba(teu.

SoIaenec 9lnefccte tpiro pcn eincm prebi,
ger RopeY erSdblt Sor. McctD mar i'm
tpcfflideu 3beil bon Raead,ufens auf elmer
Geile, nnb febrte an einem Samlfaas bel
ifincm befannten 9Imtsbrueer sin. Ciefer
mar Ishr frcb i'm ~ ieben unb fa9te :" eS
mare mir febr lieb tpsnn Sic bel mir bliebcn
ano mcrsen far mid, prsbi9ten /; aliein id,
fhdme nrid, beiuahe Sie oarum ,u fra9en"
"@i warum, mas fctlt 2" fraste Rcesp.
"4Bca, uuicre eeute fiuc auf eiucn 70 iib,
len 8ebrduh 9eratheu, oaB 70 piele aus Der
S3ird,e 9ehen, ebe biefclbe beeueist it, uuo
bies ffeint ale cine Selciei9un9 fur siueu
Sremoeu';
.,qBeua bas alies it 70 mus uub pia id
fur Se precissL" Wor McOcpY @rwiece.
rang.
aIls Der Sountag fam, cffnete WccoD bic
8trdle NIT 8erflnoen oe6 3crtes 6anu
n6cridante er bic 8erlammIuua uno Iaate ::
Utelns 5uborer, I'd, scbeute teutc scn ;rpe
zzfifn tentf in tpreehsR Sou Ercmuisu uuo
pcn Sauoern Shr Shueer @ueru Shsi
tuiu tdbsaerff aetsH, unb i'd, pauld,e ooe
Sbr anodd1ti9 fein mosct :"
1ad,eem rr 70 tanse 9eprcbiaet bate aIs
tr fur gut bielt, mad,t er cine YauIe. "Scst
Snneer, bin id, nit @ud, ferii9 Chr mSat
1est Cure Nnte nehmcn uno binaus oebcn
70 6aie Shr treaf." 9IOsn feiner riibrte IId,,
icnesrn ale blieben uno terten Ste Trseiat
nne.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
Oefemtltefe 95enolt

Snmifass ben 25ifen MdrS nm IL llbr
Bcrmiitdgs, ica am @aflbauie uen gB { l.
am W. . Setts, in Daaas Tauufd,ip.
esd,a Sauntp. Sfentlid osrfauft Uercsn:
Sin pferc, Spasisrnasen, pferbsscfd,irr,
5d9eld,llttsn, @ Better unb BetIacen, Bn.
redu, Waid(fauo, l,ausubr, Q Iifd,s, ein
Rcd,cfen nit 9fcbr, Q SteinfoheuSfen NIT
Hobr, @dldrauf, 8hdsnld,ranf, 2 Glide.
20 StlbIe, Sd,aufel, Ssttss, Spicarl o
glaro Carpet, ednofarte, &ild,enaerdtblhaf,
ten, 8 gtmer, Scniferpopier, 8drrrI Ssi.
Der, Observation-Disclosures, afs Sctteln.
8ldBer uno TdiTer, Stdubcr, uuc icnll ucd,
alIerlsi 9erdttldaften Su psitIiuftia ~ meIs
BEN.
lie @ebinaunSen AM 9ertaufstase nus
auhuartun9 BON
&C. Sui6, 9lilISnie.
Wdrs6. uqsm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
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8edtsscIebrter &C Attorney at La~.)
9lmtsffube in Der Sauptifra6e, AM
gfe Dftltb bonn gcurttauie.
GF@r fam in Der rcutIhen Sprahc con,
(ultirt fperocn.
SIIentauu, MirS 6. na6Oe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Sc mehr Ginber, ie mcbr
& SartoffeI Scuit faat man, 70 e.,dbl,
&c Gin armsr je mebr Sinoer, ie nishr Id
terunier, tt aber fdae 20 wie oben (febt
uno oasu babe idl f,IsenS<a @rune. lBir
ttsen Nb'nes bet 3ild,e, id. mcine Erau unb
sRetue bier Giuccr. Sd, faua'S uid,t (ebcu
buS c'e Sleineu hRH9eru, tteilr bic Rortcf
feln an fe aus, uub elTe lieber Ielber uidbts
DE 6lnoer aber tno gut geartst uno fonuen, g
nidit a6er's Sceri briu9cu, bae id, oarbe |:
erum aie6t mir ieeee bon ben ihm 3uactbeil
ten zine Rdrtcfrt nieocr ,uriid i'd, beFpm,
nie alto bier &artcfefn. Soabe i'd, fiiuf ain.
tpeiter. WV
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

am 10. Ropembcr lfarb in Der !Sauptifaet
Werifo elmer jeuer merfmnroiaen Rdnner,
oeren teben, su9ebradt i'm ffeten Sfrieas,
elenit, mebr Roman als 98irflihfeit ldeint,
. an e so urpb y, elm tsraniId,er
Ran9cr. Gladccm er an Der @nnabme pcn
San sntcnio be Ssrar Sbeil acnommen
hattie, oa 8cneral Cos jere Scltune uuo cine
nchl 9eibte SIrmec an cine Sane oca Ger.
amer nber9ab, itie8 er ;u ocm Georgia Satail.
Ion unter Saunin, bet 8tftoria, Hno mar bel
oemielben, ale e6 lid, an Sen. llrrcd nber.
gab uno mad, @cliao esfcrtirt nuroe. 9lm
Wcr9cn oa Die idIredlid,e RaTafriruua ies
ner 3opfern ifattfano, uno nadj benz erifen
Scusr ces 8etnoes, 9eIan9 es Can Murpbp
nit Srpet ceer eret anoern Su cntfommen uuo
oas tcranifd,e Eager su errcid,ru. Wan
fano ibn pieeerum i'm tsranilbcn Eager, als
Scwles, Der @berofee SoiuptIina, bic l2
Stdmme uereini9t bate, uin bic yBeisen aus.
Surctten uno aus oem 4anoe ;u rertrcibeu.
Cas ReiuItat oicfes SeIciuges mar Die pcl.
itdnei9e 8ertreibun9 Der Snoianer aus ben
Fleeerlaiinn9cn. 3undfif pereiniote or I'D,
init Der un9Indldfn Santd &c Grpeoiticn,
wuree rpieeer gefauaen uno eutmiIhte aber,
malls mad, 1eras d; une an ben 9fio @ranee
hlnduffcmmeno, mar er. eleid, Dem bcflaaten
Cameron, Der Sdrsdeu icner 9fduber une
Wlcrcer unter @analcs &C., peld,e Die ,er.
ttreuten auiteoler beunruhgten. 9Ils Der
Srte9 swilden ben Ser. Staaten uno WIcri.
fo ansbrad,, fam WurpbD mad, benz 9aio
Sranbe, une mar in jecen @efed,t nit ben
Weerifanern bon bort bis sur Sfaot Merifc.
Sein Jfampf III jrst pcrubcr Dor I2 Sab.
rem that CT eineu Sd,wur, 9fad,e fir Die
Wadacriruus iriner @amcrabeu in @oliao
iu nehmen, nno er bat oenfeIben treulid, ae,
halten. Sr ifarb in Der joauptitaet Ieines
Seinoes, pdbrcno bic 5ta9se ieinss 9anees
auf ben ercbertrn Rauern ocrislben webt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

Deter nnber's Wobnnn9 uno ca9entudb's g
8aifbaule, ausscoebnt fortbetreibt, aawc cr
iebrrscit auf Sano bdIt uno an fclsenben
prsiBcH uerfaufen piro:
Seaper, Jtutre 8ru1b, g2uBia ieibene
9eNappte SPITE,
Die or bon 81 bis sn "a 90 perfaufcu mirc,
lpcrunter Die Ipdteifen Wcoen Gtb befinten.
Da feline oite aus ben beIieu Wateriali,
en- 9emadt tperorn, 70 fam er jecerseit fir
oirIelbe gut ifeben.
@r banft berslid fir 9cnpGshr &unbfdaft
uno crfudt ahtunasuoa I'm Die feincrc uns
terifhBuns feincr aftcn Srcunce uub 8ans
Den.
9IlIcntauu, Wdri 6. na4u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
O1drS 6.
GefeQItbatts -2(uHo(una.

Die fether in oem Shuhmahers@el
beftdnoe @eieaIfaft BON 9aron uuo anbrrm
6lnf, in &nans, Salibur9 3aunld,ip, ecta
eauntp, lit am 26ifen Sebruar bieiss Sab,
reg, NIT bribcrfriti8rn @inpillieuus aufar,
lost rpcroen. sIlc meld,e baber nod, an be.
fa9te Sirma fhnloi9 flnb, rperben crllrtht i'm
ncrhaIb 3 98oden bel ben llnterifrirbencn
anSulprcdcn uno Hidti9feit at maden--
nno iclde, Die nod, red,tnidsiae 9Iniprld,c
an ite Su MAIDEN habeu, beliebcn eieIeIbe
audi einsubrinscn,
9tarcn Sinf,
9lncreip Stnf.
6~D Das Sdubmaher. @eiddft wiro nie
frllber BON adrcnS inf, am alten 8e,
ihdfts'Stanee fcrtbetrisben percen.
Wdrs 6. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

8thianin .MsfT.rfHlfb. Srrtduu,
getir Slife uuO Scba, 5viseeustars,
1arie Yctad9. ectahsrile.
9. anc 4. 2saumaii, Jttfrift.
atrii nnr @edh'sl. pits iauHfhiF,
.ltaat Jceer, pIeafautrlt.
Safet g. &rans, Sffp iJrrss,
3anli SreRrlinsst. stinitys
Z. nno ~. .. 9ststsl, @ai;hinsieH 5fs.
Srbn 1W 9sdpts unt Srhn. 10.
z. 8. &6uls. 2hrferiue,
q vne 3. q. Staufsx. LoaeJae.
6giserib 3seHoIinssr, @ai. faIBcter,
96ert S6menf, pcrfirmes;
Tetsr Oailsr. IT,, Sasererias.
p1ir.s. s.M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
Soben srbaiien Gin srcses nnS encics aoriemeut
c q : Hriibinbrss mmO Gunner Nliltern.

Hcd , OFHDJHDfss hHC SrInmcr NMtern,
bfeheno 5h
eucue acaun rfRcf Sufofe
ooc @n9hdmS uuob
TceWrf
@utern umfdRG eas
ben
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06
lleberaus rpcblfeile SPITE
SStQt0ilt tSoris,

3cit hermit fcincn &uu.
ben uno cinem 9cebrten pus
blifum iiberbaupt an, oaB
er bic Sutmaherei nod, i'm,
mer an lcinem altrn Stan'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-05


replied to the nbellant as follows -
aYou appear to overlook the fact that in bringing
an &C. alton of defamation against you bou nd
prove 1t otherwise than by your suspicious or tho
afI matons Of person who Ia Q stranger to and
as the guit Of pr psgatng malignant falsehoods s In
my opinion greater than that Of breach Of chastity
beg you will do You have also forgotten that the
simple De NAL Of person accused land by yourself IS
you state strongly suspected Of Whist you charge me
with would be utterly Worthless anybody capable
Of lie would hardly sorupe to shield himself ~
another +ta5s .
The intemperate tone of your letter makes those
meier less surprising than they woua 1sner
wise be- and will only add that protest most solemn
y against the unworthy treatment to which am sub
jected and which have in no way deserved"
As soon as possibly could obtain proper proofs OF
the unjust and untrue aocusston w sh 'no NJ;
Having unde TODD that the libesnt was about GO
pq cut Of town to engage lodgings for the children
alone at his barley farm took an opportunity TO tell
could not be with them he, however, made no re-
! ply, whatever .
july 14th.
uIbope you wil be good enough to make such ar
Engagements will not separste my children from me-
| came to your house to be with them, and have no
right to expect that they will be placed where cannot
to with them.
The libellant thus replied to my letter =
al have ma de an arrangement to send the children
TO the barley farm fortwo three weeks with their
former nurse Ann Martin, the only servant who was
ever able to txerce any control over them, and un-
der who're care they will be perfectly rare wouid
not send them 10 public watering place, unsss NC
company them myself, when Am not eoie 70 10
| Tuerday, July 10Th
.,a ,be 0overpess TO watering place the house was
| oiv.p IN 10 wofkmeo TO be plast-red and painted
n, ,, nj took ha -e 20 hts rr 'tHsrs house,
| ara l1re'ptd elore ~ his tnt OF jcy 10 the midas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-05

have committed this to the care OF our excellent
mutual rie nd Mr. In order that Is may reach
you the least dtastsful possible AZ DO not
wisn In the mode Of my addressing you 20 Ia
terfere With the object have In view. am Induced
BY the most serious considerations to make one more
endeavor to regain my proper position towards my
children. will lay my reasons before you tnat you
NAV not misappre nd me- My sister and several OF
my friends in England adjvrs me with the utmost
nese to make another overtime TO yon, be'ev
ing that ylu ave aeetstibls 70 { -1&onloe one Ior
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

Cotton Mrket-Mobile, ordinary to mddllng
1td 10 fair To good far ID 10 adi good to fine
5itte aid. New Orleans, ordinary to middlinR,
aad fsdi far 10 good Sd to i1ii good to fine sid
10 b1d, Alabama and Tennessee, ordinary to MD
ding, 3Al To iIl far to good far not quoted
Bowed Georga, ordinary 10 mIdiing, 3 II to I'D
far to good fair Ito 3: good 10 ine Alto ID.
Sea Island ranges from otdidafy to fine, Sd to Sd,
do stemmed, ordinary 10 fine, 7id to I'd
The sales of the week ending the 18th instant
amounted to about aG400 balas, of Which l,aN0
wete for espaft, aud | 500 on speculation The
business for five DAYS 10 yesterday evening, may
be estimated at 5000 bales Of which exporters have
taken 3010, but speculation was without elect.
An improved tone indicating an advance Of ! 10
td nom the Invest point beeame pefeeptible in
this market for about wank after the departure
of The last steamer but it waa generally dispelled
by the famhflais adsiees, which hafs "a iavafahIy
upon the coming crops. From the receipt OF thase
adviees mp TO last evening, the market has become
extremely lahfuid, and tic improvement Is wholly
lost
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
Notice is Hereby Given.

tENllAf al sale Of lands for the non. payment
u Of tases due thereon, held Al the ennFi house
door IN The county Of Hampstead ia the State Of
Arkansas, pursuant TO Lawful notice given by tho
SheriH Of The said county Of Hampstead, IN con.
ionniiy with the laws Of said State, on the fiat
Monday Ia November, A. ID lsii, being the fourth
day Of said month. the following described tracts
or parcels Of iand--duly listed aud assessed for
taxation ia the name Of John MoQuecn-were
stricken of 10 Carter Mcl.ain; WHO, afterwards
TO wit, on the slh day April, A. u. lsi6, assigned
onc.haf Interest in the same TO John G Arneti,
aud on the l2ih day Of June, A. u 1876. tho
said Carter hcLain and John e. Arncii trans.
iefrcd aud assigned the same to Wm H. Bowers,
since deceased, viz;
Tho cas-, ,-hulf Of the south.wesi quarter OF sec.
tion nine, in township twelve, In rage twenty.
'hrre wesl-conisiaing eight, acrcs, for tie sum
Of s. 50 cents
The wesi-half Of The south.eas, quarter Of see.
ilon nine, IN township twelve, In range twenty.
Three west, containing eighty acres foI the sum Of
So 80 cents.
The southeast quarter Of section sis IN lownshp
twelve, IN range twenty thee west containing one
hundred and sixty acres for the sun Of $40 50
cents.
And the easi.half Of the southwest quarter-
the southeast quartef--and the souih.gest quar-.
ter OF the southwest quarter Of section two in
township twelve Ia range iwcniy.tlree west, con.
tanning two hundred aud thiny.iiye ncics, fof the
SUN Of SIS
All Of which said lands were sold and bought
inr the aggregate Of taxes, penalty aud costs due
thereon for the years ls4l 1912 and ls43--and
having been purchased as aforesaid, are now held
by deed Of conveyance, duly executed by the
sheriff Of Hampstead county aforesaid, by author.
dad la. h,s Al.
Arkansas, to William u. Eltcf, adminisifatsr OF
The estate Of William II Bowers, deccased-
Now therefore notice is hereby given 10 all whom
II may concern, or who can set up any night. title
or claim to the above described tracts or parcels
Of land, or either, or any Of them purchased Us
aforesaid, ia consequence Of any nlormality, ir-
regularity OF illegaliiy connected with such fale
or for any cause or defect whatever, that In con.
iormty with the act Of the general assembly Of
the State Of Arkansas in relation To tax tities.'
approved the 81 of November, A. u. lsgG, con-
stitutng 'chapter li9 Of the Revised Statues, that
the undersigned as such administrator as aforesaid
will apply TO the circuit court Of Hampstead
county, to be holden al the eourt. .llouse Of said
county, on tue third Monday after the fourth
Monday in July, A. ID. 1913, for a confirmation
OF TILE IN aud to said lands 10 purchased as afore-
sad aud all persons interested are hereby notified
TO appear at said time and place, and show cause,
Il any they eun, why the title to said lands as
aforesaid should not be confirmed according to
| law.
WIN. H. ETTER, Administrator
Of the estate Of VIM II Bowers, dccs
washington, Ark Dec %, lSi7-2.6w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

Al meeting held in Philadelphia on
Monday night weak, to respond To the raso.
lutions of Mr. CLAY, MoRroN MGMIeuAHL,
Esq., nude speech from which we ek.
lract the following interesting passagei
MIR, MeMiebael then presiding, mar.
rated with much feeling some oil the cir.
enmstanees connected with his recent Wis.
IL 10 Kentucky. During his stay in Frank
fort, the heaulilul capital Of that flourish
ing Commonwealth, he was invited by
friend tp visit tho cemetery which crowns
the hill overlooking thai beautiful Town.
n the centre oi this cemetery was a mound,
partly lafmed by nature, and partly by att.
10 this he WAS conducted and iound II
thiekiA set with newly made graves. Thesa
were oi uniform size, arranged with much
eafe, and had been placed there al no
very distant day. lie enqnifed oi his friend
the reason ol the mnre than ordinary cafe
which marked the spot, aud his reply was
lull OF emolian-his eyes filling as be
spake:--"l'hese, - said he, "are the graves
ol the officers and soldiers ni Kentucky,
whose saered homes hase bcen brought
from the hlnady field Of Rhena VISTA. Ia be
Inferred among THEN kindred, aud IN the
soil al the state they lafed. ihese lies
all thai IS left Of goaas llGNRs GtAy-the
nablest soul that ever FILL victim lo The
mud pulley Of wicked rulers. There Is
my pour friend Mckee aud lhrfc the ardent,
noble.heafled Willis" anl he went un,
sad Mr.. MeM., with the recital, naming
each, aud nlerspefsing his eulogy un eaeh
with sone interesting incident connected
with iheif lives. The question, said Mr..
Meh., crowded Itself in upon my mini.
aud nreed ilself' oul upon my tongue. as |
slood there. "llaw is il thai with these
graves, Tiled with yeuf political nssnei.
ales-hnw Is ii, while mourning Is carried
into NIL your families by this waf, yon Viii
suffer yourselves 10 be called ,.Herieaa
ildigs' "Sir, said he, "ihe man who
would appl, such an epilhet here would be
placing his lie in lie own hand. II would
be IN offence which could nol ba forgiven
which no at1nemenl could etpiale.-
fhere are very lew in this section Of euun.
try who are 50 lar beneath the level Of con
tempt as 10 venture upon such step.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
ST. LOUIS REyElLLE rRIwEEKLY.
fnr enrAfrsr rArfR IN fnE Wrsfl

We afe induced, particularly, ia eall attention
10 cur fd.MssElg edition Of The ReYriile Our
perfected arrangements with the rast affords Us
every flaity IN tie issuing, Al the eafiest pfaeti
eatie mamenl, by Telegraph. Of eoffecl synopsis
Of IaIsRa aud eastern iaitlllesaes, together Rita
a tefse aud comprehensive compilation Of geHsfai
HflfF.
fifse Daliafsi Is very small sum far rRI.
WEEKLY paper, particularly on, which. while
Il emhodirs markets, nrus, Sc, also contains
tails ef ialefes, Humorous sisieles. view Of the
world of amusement, original p sirg, aud a earres.
p0adsaee superior to any paper Of IL pnce In the
whule Mississippi valley!
The connection Of this point with the eas,, by
telegraph, will make il matter Of interest 10 bnsi
nrss men in the Interior Ia procure The earliest
eas,sm intelligence ollcner than weekly, aud our
paper being a medium through shlch they may
obi ain H. at less cost than any other 10 the city.
cannot fail 10 make the RrvEuLg THi.wEEgLY
popular. The cost Of other city tn. Weekly sheets
is Fire D5lilTs, our sheet IS issued at THREE
DOLLARS!
We beg lravcto call the attention Of our frisnds
and We are happy To say that they are numerous
to this n,licr, We assure them that a N names
transmitted to rs will be attended TO, and the paper
carefully sent by the earliest mail A little exer-
tea on the plrl Of our friends wi be kindly re.
mcmbefcd.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
10 House Carpcntcrs.

n Office is hereby given tina, the undersigned
i Y committee, appointed by Mount Ilorsb
Lodge No, I aud the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, will attend in Washington on the 18th
inst for thr purpose Of receiving proposals to build
for said institutions Hall and Church in con.
neciion, reservng the privilege Of rejecting any
bid deemed too high The undertaken will not be
required to furnish any material whaieyer, except
shingles and heavy timben Of frame. A plan and
DESCRIPTION Of tho building eau DO seen at the
Office Of Dt Purdom.
J. A. l.. PURDoM,
JOHN u. TRlMBLE,
MATTHEW MOSS,
t. w SMITH,
NJ, SUMMERROW,
Committee.
Washington, Jan, 5, isis.law
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
smith Il Thorn,
c MDEN, ARKANs

G A N ID EN-, A X X A NSiS.
DEG 10 ocquaint their friends and planters in
ID Ouachiia aud adjacent counties tla, they
are still at the old stand. where they shall be
happy at oil times to see them.
They still have a considerable stock on hand,
and have been apprised of heavy shipments from
the north which have arrived In New Orlrans,
and which they expect from arrangements they
are makingl 10 receive before the steamers com.
menee running
Parties calling at their establishment will al.
ways find well selected and extensive stock, nt
prices equally il not lower than any other house
In the trade.
They will also attend 10 the receiving and for.
warding of all goods consigned to their care with
punciuality and despatch,
Advances made on cotton, either shipment
or on storage.
Candep, Oct lj lsl7.ln
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05

this The "slafs and stripes are waving
over Guaymas. c.
MeXIeo, Nov. %, lst7.
The mil from the interior last evening
brought papers frpm Gnadalaara. Morelia
and Guanaiuato oil late dates, bul they
contain nothing of interest. Most oil the
papers are down upon Santa Anna in SO
we're terms for his conduct in declaring
himself determined 10 oppose negotiations
Tor peace. FL Pragfe4se. oil Guanaia
alto, is absolutely savage in its denuncia.
lions, md declares that he should be made
toanswer with his head Iur his lfeason.-
4 lew short months ago. these same edi
lors were tawning upon the "hero oil San
laeinlo' with siekenlng syeophaney. How
true Il Is that success is the test uf merit.
MHkleo, Nov. 30, 1877.
Adsiees were received To dav from Que.
feiafa 10 the 23l inst. The pnfos were
making greal deal of trouble, and ehafg-
Ing the government with making secret
afmisiiee with Gen. Scott. Tho Minister
nj felaltnns stated thai he received a note
from Mr.. ffisi, which was answered in the
same manner thai the Minister of Santa
Anna answered The nolr of the American
Commissioner before the late afmisliee.
The Pufos We're looking 10 Santa Anna for
aid in another revolution. They were also
expecting the arrival oi American lronps al
Qnerelafo, notwithstanding the pretended
afmistiee between Rosa aud Gen. Scott,
The Governors were IN session aud in ron.
terence with the Ministers. Some excite
mrnl was accasioned by one ofihe Govern
afs, whose name is mol given, making public
The private deliberations and secrets oi the
council. lilo is sad to be Partisan Of
sanla Anna. whnse linser is plainly to be
seen in this. The sacrament of the lluly
Ghosl has been administered 10 Gen.
Herrera, from which | would infer that
there is nn hopa of his recovery.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-05
AsGrd,rarc, 80.
K. W. MONTGOMERY,
III CHARTREs STREET,

sEw oRLEANs,
HAS on hand very complete stock of goods
VI in his line. In addition to his usual tsten.
sye assortment Of Birmingham. Sheffield aud DO.
nestle HARDWARE and CUTLERY. his stock
Of heavy goods isyery complete, embracing, among
other articles
1900 boxes Tin Plates, TX, Pontpool and other
brands, also, Block Tin, Spelicr, Zinc, &c.
10000 pounds Iron Wire, assorted, all sizes.
$50 tons Iron. assorted Swedos, American
and English, assorted lat, round, square,
plough plate, hoops. band and sheet; Steel,
all kinds.
dozen genuine Collins & Co.'S light and
1000 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails, assorted
all sizes,
200 tous llollow-ware Castings, assorted pots,
ovens, spiders, skillets, fire-dogs, &c;
French pots
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted all sizes.
900 casks Ok, Log aud Trace Chains
Together with Whttemore's cotton and wool
Cards, Wilson's Coffee Mills, Amess, Rowlands
aud other makers Spades and Shoyels, wire aud
hair Selves, Hoes Of all kinds, Anvils Vices and
Smiths Hammers and Bellows, Tin Ware, Mil,
Cross-cut aud P,t Saws, horse and mule Collars
and ilamcs, Straw cutters, Corn shelters and Corn.
mills, Kings ploughs, Nos. !, 2, and I, Paper, all
kinds, Tar, Spirits Turpcntno and White Lead,
Paints, all kinds, Mill and Grind Stones, Mil Irons
BoltinG Cloths, all numbers, shot, Sheet and Bar
Lead, Stock Kettles, Bark Mills.
Also
2000 gallons pure Sperm OIL and
5000 gallons winlef.strained and bleachod
Whale Oil.
Ills stock of Cutlery is not surpassed. Buyers
are invited to examine before purchasing else
where l-9w