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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
CARp-CAU1ION TO ThE MUSICAL PIIsIIo-n w

CARD-CAU1l0N TO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC-o W.
IA swain bone castanet player and banost the New Or
leans serenaders lately returned from successful tour
through Eurore and performing until fur
Their notice at the Stuyvesant deems II his
duty TO the public and himself respectfully inform them that
he alone the sole the az the
drums hors races and battle field Mr. G. swane would not
have called the attention Of the public for the s
honest and unmsnly Of would To
who not satisfied with copying Mr.. G. Swanes ma in
every particular have also the tae faced 20
to deceive the public by claiming the originality an emit ran
ment wht they dreampt Ct until Mr. Swane had
the honor OF Introducing for the first and
Advertisement -
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Vl two nights only at the Suyvesant InsueIn accord
ance with which have been made Naeready
Public ReadnRs previously tho OF his pocs
siopal career this county, respectfully ouuced that he
has arted TO give tho Stuyvesant Institute READINGS from
sakrenie popular works evenings in the easune
week The first Of hieh viii be Tuesday December 9Th he
at half past o'clock Tickets 81 each NAV he OBJ
taped at time at Mr. Crowens bookstore corner of Broad
and Blocker street and Of the tho tute
The above ming at the door OF the Lecture Ronm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

Portable Dressing Cases-In all that tho
name imports containing the ses. the mcs useful
perfect order Manufactured by g. Saunders Son, 1 Broad
way corner Of Liberty street and 3o7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

Wigs ard TOupees.-We would advise all
rerons wishing superior Wig or Sea to examine the
assortment Batshclors anutactory No. Wall
old No His hew-invepte ed obtained silver the
fair OF the American Institute. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

- and Prince stee,aJohn Tryon and Corporal THOMPSON
garageIe-lr'da, evening Decemr lGossin Vice
Clowns will esd the comic depsr eight
by The Swiss rcherE Dislocon and Postupg Fea BY gnor
Bb Still VaultipR Superb Clasa Poses Groupin9r by
has lille and Charley assisted by Mr. Nixon; 5prtes Of
the Silver SHOW performed by children Carroll on two
horses Ground and Lofty 1umb by troupe; wrestiers
Olympia, by the Of Acrohas Boxes 90 oent
Upper Circle, 20 cents; Children half price. -"
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RoAsD--A PARloR TO I.zT TO ONE OR TWO oEN-
Apply n l0l " osster styset
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

DBILHARMONIC SOCIETY-SEvENTH SEASON. -THE
public subs rbers and the associate members
fully informed that their first Coacrt will take place stur
Buildings $50 Lrosdway Subscriptions the four concerts Of
tbs season tthrce tickets to each concer) S ossocste
hers til kets ticket for each and the privilege
tending all s. Subscr pon received the
Sobaienbeig Luis. aS5 Broadway. BY order.
JOHN A. KYLE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

N OTlCE-PACR EFT Snip CLIFTON, From NEW Or
In anr i dfscbsr2ng Pier No ~ North River
their goods withtut delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
CToPPANl HALL. CORNER OF BROADWAY AND

Grand Moving Panorama Of Mexico illustrating the Pic
try, and The glorious Campaign Of the American Army
under tho command Of General Winfield Scott from the
o. the American Gag the Halls Of the Monteaumss
hbns Ing and the afternoons Of Wednesday
Saturday During the passing of the picture explanatory
lecture will Be delivered by Captain Carter tate Of the
Doors open a. o,c!oo. The roture win commence NOV
children under ten half price, Reserved
be secured ut the Office from till H. and from till Liberal
made with sohoolA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

COLLYERS CLASSIC MUSEUM, 2s!BROADwAY-OPEN
every evening this week Performances precisely
Or Golfers erg al Artists in their celebrated Living Tabssux
MI Ness will perform ten different instruments at oue
time. An efficient Orchestra Illuminated by Drummopd
Lights Frcgrsn me changed every evening. Admission, IS
oents-parquctte 10 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

obtained the frat premium the last Fair the
stitue This article entirely free from the oec
tons ef other and oil applca ion. For sale
Bachelors wig rponiactory No wsl street. OILS No This
decidedly the best article the mahet address,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

HARLEM PARK TROTTING COURSE-FRIDAY DEC
ist at2h ocock purse win Of mile heats best
in or which en.ered-I oodruG Pascngcr
D. Kehoe enters Champ,n: Bevins enters Modes
~ Nodiie enters Bill Pool VIM Wheean enters b.
&. Harry Boyd VIII. FONNER Pronriafnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
OHANFkAUv NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY

" ha ham. - eneft Of Il. PuIdy.-Friay Ev.a,t Dc
will Re acted tho II and 81 acts Of the TWIN BIG TH eRS
Reeii aid de Lancy Mr. mcfarland Sir Edmund dc Wilton. Mr.
bichaIdsop Vim kin Guzlie, Mr. Burke; Wild Man of
Mountain Mr. CanaeId Bertha MRS Woodward. After which
the drama Of EGW YORK ASIT ISAosv, Mr. Chapfrau To
lie fols~ed by the faSoe 81 THE sEC8ETThomas Fivna
Cecie Mr. Iherwood To conclude with the 81 the
SPIRIT OF THE WAITE RS Sir Hudehrand, Mr. Mcfarland;
Eudolrh. Mr. Pnrdy ondae. Miss MestayeE Doors open
~ curtain rises at T. Boxes $50; Pit, l2hc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
Nn EcbANICs BALL, NO. az BROADWAY, BETWEEN

Nl Grand ana broome gtreets Monday Oct
ID and will continue night until further Nnth
week OF the opening The we'll RIsrYS
AINSrRElS (oIganiIed in lSi2l TaE FIksT To HARMO
ME NEGRO MELODIFN AND ORIGINATORB OF TIE
PRESENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
whose concerts in this city for period of
have the honor Of announcing tho ladies gentlemen
Of New York and vicinity that they will give of
popular Concerts introducing variety Of their ons Songs
Choruses CHARACTERISTIC Dances &c. Admission
att Concert will commence at O'Clock Afternoon
Concert Saturday, commencing O'clock
the m and direction of f. p. Christv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01
M EpICAL OrFIcg-pR JOHNSON. Ie DUANE STREE

MI UFFICT.--UK JUHNSUN,
1vl Chatham stree well known the successful
practitioner in New York, In the treatment of
The Doctor for skill In those old half
have existed for 10 rminent Gee structure
upon the iody, in the threat
bones Of the legs eecusiy cured Constitutional wcakne
brought by habit ndud In by young men, csusnl
lascvious dreams and nightly emissions positively
ReceSt cured In four without, mercury alton
In diet prevun ion FROM bus1pooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

- :, pIIpa AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRIvATs
Trsstises &c. rs 0reenweh street-ofcc hours to IL
20 cPH (susday sxccptsdl 1hese who Apply IN tho csrn
IN II erprA the rxpidity sDd little uconvcniencs
sisssdns II cheay hovevsr those who have s
from class OF people who properly AppcoiAN
~ rsrvicoa In structure its Hrst ncipsnk 10 Ii
advanced and dstrsns stages tro uncompor advanxsi
and ven practical he afford rapid easy,
eslioA which, be has cSnA for stating On - osAnsd
~ ~ ethse sssrssh America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

A HEnnAN huskCM.--P. HARNUM, PROPRIETOR
Hitchcock, Manager Splendid performances ~ morn
ing at afternoon at and evening half past o'clock
Monday November 9Th The original Gen. Tom being
for days and will give his entire perorman
Ing afternoon aud evening at ls and o'clock Great
and talented band Of Negro Dancer Pete Norrs
Miss Leslie Hghrnd Mammoth Boys Living Orang Outang
Fairy Family Infant vesrs lax Scripture Statuary Ma
dame Rockwell Fortune Teller may DO privately consulted
extra charge Of % cents Admission the whole including
1usepm. Performances to- thdrea years
ofage and old enough to walk Alone lax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

SbOW CASES FOR sALE-A LARGE LOT or Nsw AND
~ cond land Show Cars gill DO sod al asa
Chatham square, After " An.
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nm urINr cnNYI,ugs MS OFFICE AT No. 20. DUANE
-bsss 10 m nv onsulted all protraced AID dini-
cu His sncesss generally known and rqu'res no
e". n III b, no other oic.j observe No 30 Duans ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

MO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CORBI1-, 10 DUANE ST
IN member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London uay
consulted In Of delicate diseases how long
you have had ee ulcers the body
pains IN the head and bopos Of the legs practice
fourteen devoted to diseases enables Dr.
the WORT form Of this dsess Recent
No mercury used Structures weeks with
rcoy any pain Those Individuals who INDUCED
certain habit positively be restored
society N b. Strangers cautioned deceived r
Cobbet has not removed Remember 10 Duane street. oppoG
~ yrbp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

III OLYDAY GOODs.-FREDERICK A. WOODwORTH NO
3o Brosoway, opposite the estr by the late
bavre packets h usual supply Articles
day PRESENTS 70 which he invites the attention of purchs
sers The selections have been made with the
by the same tasteful and experienced agents Paris who
for UPWARDS Of thirty have been
shmeBt and the In n Dash The
scrtnent comprises new styles of Work Boxes DR. sns Cases
PAPER Mncher and Ebony Tables Papess Porcelain
Nacs Fine Bronfes coored Glass Ware Mechanical Taeau
ks, and all the novelties Of the saason.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

HNO hERCBANTS.-AN ACTIVE xIDDLEA AGED SMILE
man, Of sober and industrious habits is desrous obtain
situation In warehouse to supennd the receipt or dc.
livery ann shipment Of goods is acquainted With the shippar
writes fair hand and knows also lettering
and msr ing can have good reference
rhoefy would be willing to devote to the inter-
est Lie and AXE bimf ers, useful and il re.
CURED wond deposit $40 security his integrity Please
address H. w. Herald Office and it will be cuay attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

RROADwAY .TBEATRE-A CARD-THE MANAGERS
- RESPECTFULLY engagement for limited mum
Der OF nights With tie great wonder Of the day. the renowned
and original Genera Tom Thumb The public will have
opportunity Of vnsr,g for the first time 10 any Theatre in
NV York his extraordinary performances entirely
Romantic and Nuica Buretta written for him. and
acted London and Paris for Hundreds Of kghs with
eedented success, known the chronicles Of HOT MY
THUMB TIE piece will be produced with New Scenery Dresses
Properties ETC. uonasy evening Dec dth. r. B. The Box
box open Seats also secured In advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

GEOLOGICAL BALL. 50 AND ~ BOwENY.-TBIS MAG
~ nihcei establishment 10 daily from ~ till ard
IRON 6H till r. N. The ball Of exhibition Is fitted M with
great ses.nce and Of living Beasts and Birds is
at each exhibition including the Fess Of trained Elephant
Ponies and honliea Mr. Brooks den of Lions
Admission - oents children under price Sea.
tokete s.. VAN ANRUR0H CO Prnpriatnrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

N,licE.etNTiEsES. DON'T FORGET THAT No. 6
murray st. near Broadway the only aud hest rlacc hers
TO got Jour Fiook Dress Coats laadsomely Cesnea ~
fressd Tor 6a Pants Is Over Goa Ss Ropsirns AternS
q cam ufed BY A CoRTIss0s' g vvo,srns OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

STEAMshIP UNITED STATES, FOR HAvRE. TUESDAY,
~ Dec bh-Ib consequence Of the draw back law
tain descriptions exports from France ceasng
Of the the UNITED
mined dsJach for avre direct Tuesday,
from Hsvre Friday 10Th December Passage ave Sla No
berth secured until paid for For freight passage apply
G. II. MARSHA Ia I{urI,na slim
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

pAkoEAHA OF TAYLoks CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, so
popular while exhibited in New York. Frinhin
Hail. Philadelphia 1t Is only iarg painted
and most pter ting exhibition placed before
and Saturday afternoons at oclclook. Admission
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

ITO LAWiERs-WAkTs ASlTUaIION, YOUNG NAN
who for num' er of has been and who
II. N X. Bersh Office this DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

nOCI0R FAWCETr HAS REMOVED HIS opyICs TO 81
~ boy street whore he be consulei all Dsss
The most obstinate yield TO his mode ,n
en- tho hsssoris systom srio.ure1 matter Of how
approved plan The victims Of CONSTITUTIONAL debility trous
on BY indugenoes apply with ertnty
street =
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NJ OsT EXTRAORDINARY wORX--yo TIE MARRIED
AVA OF these contemplating msrriagerhs Narded Womans
Yrvate Asdila SomIanoa. by n A. A. Aauceau Sixth cdt
ton prce 81 This werh citing with astounding s
tieO copies having ArvA been disposed OIL every FINALE
getting copy whehos married apmsriOd ahoush ~ Is W.
TENDED especially for tbs married discoes ortsn
which should te hno'sn to them particularly Hercyer
can discover tho csuses and the most
diea and most oersn mode OF 10 every case Eor
Broadway; At the pvbshrs Once is9 Liberty tLss lees
T. r. Peterson, 70. 20 Choenut street. Phhsaolpai~
Co. Albany w. X Davis Bosto. the recsiP, OF e eey
will Re nnatot by mail free Of postage 20 a., pa nv
limited StatxA All 1etsrs addresrd 20, 70 W
A. NJ NAU RlCEAU box liza New YORK sy' on''' N '"'f"
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- kvenins. Dec l. win be play CUTTLES uApTt re- aaa
bun,ty Wedoing-C Cutie Mr. Burton Too,s Mr.
IDu, nd; Mrs Mcstnser Mira Vernon; susan Nppcr MIRA
After shch TOM AND JLRhY IN AMERICA-Robert Logic
Mr. Jordan; James Hall Troiope Diekns Fuller Green Mr.
Buftop We Bleeding Nun, Mrs Counheau To with
MUSICAL ARRIVALS-Josef Jirg1 Mr.. T. d. johnston Mr.
Crochet Mr. Raymond; Manager Burton Mr. Jordan Jenny
ps Nice Chairman Dress Circle 6c Family Circle secoad
Tier. pic Doorr ut 4 past 6-curtain rses Att.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

az, sa Ain NE m SoMrLMENrAkY BEE
December o. which occasion the ogi al dram
Charlotte Cuthpan led the rRI APPREN
be produced which Mr. Burton Miss
will sustain the principal characters Also
In which Mr. Johnston will his rgna
character Of Josef Jr rwth other which will
be pressed in the hills OF TIRE day. omen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

WINDOW GLASS. FRENCH CRYSTAL SHEET WIN
w dow and Picture Glass single and double thickness all
desirable Sizes for sale by BURLAGt SO New street
Sole Aaant for he Irni I'D atnAaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

Al EDICAL cARD.-DR RiCnAaDsON,IArE CONSULT.
lvl Physician 10 the New York oege Medicine apd
Pharmacy be suited at his Medical Once, No 10 Park
Place from A. M to r. all dseaaes vrGouop
rhoa, ps, 0ect Structure and seminal weakness Terms
moderate and without or injury
to the constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

MO CURE NO CUAEGE.--Da. MURPHY OF Us uOl.D
AN street. conhdentially consulted ell private
Resent Of gonor he dsys
CONGREGATIONAL debility and mpotency successfully yeaed ~
DR. NJ no mercury used in hindrance bys
pese Mne ~ fna strcet. trorn IA n q N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

r. LEE AND AADklGAL SIN6ING.-A CLASS FOR THE
practice OF ees aud aadrgss will be formed rooms
~ tic An erioan Musical Institute Broadway under the di
r1otion Of MT H. W. Greaorex this evening lst ID e,mssr
first evening. II MRIf.ns p-;ac;n,, "'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

DARK mEATHE-FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER l.
the entertainments will with the TRAGEDY Of
ioN-Adxs,us Gilbert CIyhes NJ Hamilton; Phovion
hr c. W. ,rAt ctesIhon. Mr. Moorhonss Cassander Mr.
Aarwitk; Med6n Mr. j. N. Soctr Agcnor NJ tafyrd Ceon
Mr. Feicr Tmoces Mr. Hunt Ion, Mn shaw Irus Miss fynn
csmap'he Mn wacot Atrs Mrs Needham To which VIII be
r A. Andrews Ho' orabe Miss Msrtna Mi. Mary Taylor
Drrss Circle 10 oent Family Circle 81 Upper Boxes
Pit S CENTS Gallery l2x cents Doors at half
psst6 parforms to commence ut I.
RoWEhY THEArHE-TRIDAYE EVENING, DEC: WILL
ID 10 performed the sterling entitled HOFER the Pa
trot OF 5wzr sndAn iofer Mr. ~ ,larte Bomaryr
Nr j. rdei bsstolar Mr. warwick rick Mr. j. II. Hall
job SpnL Mr. Jordan Mare Mos Wemyss After
which tie ABbu, TON or hI>A-Edwsrd. siguor Gaetano
Ntr RoaId Mr. G. W. 81 it'll Nina Smora Giovanina Ciocca
TO conclude the drama ofraE " I'D ND -
Gersld Mr.. Steven Eyfafd Mr. Duff; Martin, Mr. WinanE
Ma Mr. y arden; neps amin. Mr. Jtrd
@. Weml Mrs ersld Mrs sutherland Doors at 81
commence att Boxes 2eent; Pit and Gallery; l2M ceus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-01

nANglN0 AND wALTZING, AT Mr. SOARING = Psy
~ vate Academy No 90 Bond where ALI the Nv nsscs.
are taught with Tho class and private lessons given daily
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

with Judgment stable beyond the reach Of
prejudice or Partially.
"A man of history, of deeds, and sc. with
out pretension; SO pure in his greatness, that
fattery cannot reach him, or ambition wear
into the simplicity of his character.
believing that power in the hands OF such
a man would be welded for the good of the
whole country, knowing that sycophancy could
not procure preferment, nor corruption pur-
chase favor under such Chief Magistrate, we
shall use all proper means to promote the cleo
ton, as President of the U. S., of Maj. Gen.
Z. Taylor and to the Vice Presidency, Willard
Fillmore; and the better to concentrate our eff
forts in their behalf, we do now form ourselves
into body, under constitution and bye-laws,
to be called "The n. o. Central Rough and
Ready Club"
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

STATISTICS OF THE WAR.-We take this ap-
palling account Of the awful mortality in Mex
leo by war and pestilence from the N. o. Bull
letin of the 2lst:
The whole number of Americans that were
killed in the late war, including the line of
the Rio Grande and that of Vera Cruz, is es-
timatea at 1000, and the wounded at 1000.
tits impossible to say how many of the latter
have died in consequence of their wounds, but
we should suppose not less than one-fourth,
say 1909, making in all 1900 deaths from
battle
This, however, bears but small pro-
portion to the number who have sunk Gnder
disease.
We state under the authority of several off
GERS of rank, that, on the left flank of the Cas-
tie of Fefote, there are 2, 800 American graves,
all victims of disease.
still larger number persisted at the Capital
the deaths there for considerable time were
zone thousand monthly, and We learn that at
no time did they fall below from three to four
hundred.
The first Mississippi regiment that went out
to the Rio Grande, buried 135 on the banks of
that river before it ever went into battle, and
finally brought back less than one-third of
their number. They suffered dreadfully at
Buena Vista.
The first and second Pennsyt<ania regiments
recently returned went out 800 strong, they
brought home about 600 OF their original mum.
ber-about 220 fell in battle, nearly 400 died,
and about 600 were discharged as uaft for du-
ty-how many of the latter have since died is
OF course unknown.
The third and fourth Tennessee regiments.
also recently returned, lost $50 by death
neither of these regiments have been in
action.
Capt. Naylor, of Pennsylvania, took down a
company of l04 men; he brought back seuen
tccn-he entered the battle Of Contreras with
80 men, he brought Is out of it.
The most frightful instance Of mortality,
however, that we have heard OF, was in that
gallant corps, the Georgia battalion, command
ed by a gallant and accomplished officer. Col.
Seymour.
They were considered accimated, and astu-
ally suffered much less whilst In the lower
country than when marched into the interior
on the high land. The battalion went to Mex
leo 4l0 strong, about 900 actually died;
large number were discharged with broken
down and ruined constitutions; and many of
| them, no doubt, have since gone to their
| graves, and the battalion was reduced TO 81
men fit for dntyI! On one parade, when GER
tain company was called, that had mustered
upward of one hundred men, ga single pri-
vate" answered to the call, and was its only
living representative! The ptain, the three
| lieutenants, the four sergeants and the four
corporals (erery commissioned and nen-commis-
stoned officer) were dead!
We have heard from officers Of many other
regiments, details very similar TO those, which
may be taken as about the fair average losses
for all the volunteer regiments. The regulars
did not suffer the same extent.
Such is war; And such are the results over
which we are called upon to rejoicei
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-08-03

The Washington Union has arrived at the
conclusion that Mexico is incapable of self-g gov
ernmen;. How does this square with the
democratic doctrine. that the people are al
ways right, and that the will of the majority
Except in cases of Democratic National Con-
ventions) is the supreme law. That Mexico
is distracted BY demagogues and anarchy is
lamentably true, but we question whether the
Presidents organ does not commit treason to
republican faith, in its anxiety 10 lay an
anchor to windward, should Locofocoism
see proper to make another descent upon
Mexico.