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0DoN'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"

TENHE following is from q respectable
Il merchant, dated,
Lambertville, N. ]. June 20, 1846.
DR. d. Jayne, No. s, south third St. Phil.
Dear Sir--I have This day had an in
teryiew with the gentleman Of whom
made mention TO you as having taken
your Expectorant with such a decided
effect. He is a respectable farmer, llV-
inc a few miles from here. was so
much interested in a detailed account he
gave me Of his cough and cvre, that !
embrace the first leisure moment to com
municate it TO yon, and if the cure is as
radical as it appears TO be, it is the most
remarkable one have ever known.
For AZ pears (aftcr having the meas
: Ies) he has been suffering with a cough
:, of the most distressing kind, getting
worse as he advanced in years, Che is
t now 55.) Frequent turns Of coughing.
and difficulty Of breathing, lasting from
! an hour to an hour and a half would
= come upon him, with such severity as tc
exhaust him, with ~strangling until his
ewes became bloodshot. He had lies
paired of being cured, having tried ply
sicians and a thousand things without re-
lief. For nine weeks Immediately pre-
yious to his taking the E%xpectorant, h
had been under the care Of an emlnen
- physician, and hearing his cough, re
le commended to him your Expectorant :
He first said he had tried so many thing
in that he had no confidence in anything
but | induced him TO take q bottle, b
ne telling him of persons OF my acqnoin.
", ance who had been cured by it. TIL.
'y was on Tuesday; that night he took {
v" it. and SAYS that it was the FIRST comtor
es able nights sleep he lad enjoyed Il
IT, wears. On the Thursday iolIowin
III ioply two days afterwards) he went
n . work, and has continued to make a tu
10 hand on lis farm ever since, (now nea
nd " two months.) He told me to-da
he hat for the last week he had cut al
IL In spIit a hundred rails, or made 200 pa
nd els of fence per day, has been in the "
on ter to wash his sheep, and otherwl
the |, q exposed, without the least symptoms
On. d return of his cough, it having entire
pes as %d 4 and s}rangest Of all, %
ow third of a bottle has produced the etta
ITO He seems so thankful and overjoy'
ana that he "waats to talk all day about
ltbb, and says that if he could not Proct
ine another bottle, he would refuse $500
Ives the remainder of the bottle he has Il
'oF- Your C~urminatiVo Balsam have a
used or recommended to others for
last ten wears, with the most SALUTE
\, effect. Respectfully yours,
4a J. H. ANDERSON
Z, Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne Pm
tees and sold on agency by .nx,
848. PRIESTLEY 81 MOSBH
January s., l848. az
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NEW BOOKS.

DREsCOTT'S Conquest Of Mexico,
IA Peru,
Napoleon and his Marshals,
Washington and his Generals.
Baucroh's Historyof U. States 3 vols,
THEIRS French Revolution,
Froissart's Chronicles,
McCauley's MiseeIianies,
Simpsons Journey Round the World,
Life Of Paul Jones,
Rev. Sidney Smiths works,
Charlotte Hizabeth's works,
De Aubigne's History Of tthe Refor-
nation,
Dicks Works,
P~ercival's Elegant Extracts,
History of Oregon aud California,
Wilson's American History,
Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered,
Philosophy Of Magic,
Omoo, by Melville,
Dictionary Of Poetical Quotations,
The Oral for 1849,
The Amaranth for i848,
Friendship s Offering for l84S,
Homer's Had,
, Homer's Odyssey,
t Rush on the Voice,
p Kame's Elements Of Criticism,
2 Darby's Gazetteer,
!, Parlour letter Writer,
Paul and Virginia,
Robinson Crusoe,
Illustrated,
Balboa Cortez and Pizarro,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Sanford and Merton,
/ Transatlantic Tour, Dana,
H~ydropathy, or the Water Cure,
et Buffers Analogy,
HazIitt's Table Talk,
Tourists Guide,
Of D'Israeli's Novels.
The Alps and the Rhine,
"a Daniel Donnison, by Mrs. Holland,
B~eauchamp, by james,
-,fI The Inheritance, by Miss s, Ferrler,
= The Castle Of Ehrenstein, by James,
Tales Of Woman's Trials, by Mrs, Hal
e A Simple story. by Mrs. l%nchbald,
IN Cinq Mars, by Count de Vigny,
OF The Ladies' Work Box Companion,
iu- Self Instructor in MiIliner
ia " Complete Conlectioner, &
ng Just received and for sale by
TO Z D WARD & Co.
November 90, 1847.
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U

THVHE co partnership heretofore exist
u ing in this citJ under The lHrm Q
Gilmore a Henderson was dissolved ga,
the 10Th ultimo BY The death Of John ~
Gilmore. Pinckard g. Henderson arg
CHARGED with the setttementof the bust
ness or the late concern and are aNtho.
rised 10 use the name in liquidation.
L. +. HENDERSON,
SURVIVING Partner,
New Orleans, July ], lS47.
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Co.PARTNERsHIP.

FEVHE undersigned have this day as
= soctated themselves under the firm
Of Pinckard q. Headei son, 10 conduct 9
General Commission Business. and So
.hcit from the friends Of The late con-
Germs Of Gilmore az Henderson and
George M. Pinckard, a continuance Of
the confidence hitherto bestowed on
them.
G. M. PlNGKARD,
L. +. HENDERSON.
New Orleans, July /, 1871. 43-tt
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w. R. HILL,
II. LATHAM NJ,
JNO. T. CAMERON,
JAS. P%RIESTLEY,
]. j. PUGEI,
w. MONTGOMERY,
n,.


Canton, Madison Co. MISS, jan l5@ 1876
RATES OF TUITION,
nor session of Five Months
Primary Department - Including, spelling
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic,-to pupils
# Madison county over six years old, gratis
and English Grammar or Geography may DC
added on the terms above s%tated-to all Others,
$1,000
JUNIOR Cass-1ncluding Geography, English
Grammar, History, Elements of Botany and
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Antiquities
of the Jews. Greeks and Romans, Mythology
- ~, aos;tiop. $500
,senior Glass = Including History, Botany,
Chemistry, Philosophy, Mental, Natural and
Moral. Evidences Of Christianity, Logic, KheT
toric. Mineralogy and Geology, Physiology and
Anatomy. use Of the Globes, Algebra, Geome'
try. Astronomy and Composition, $2o,oooo
Latin, Greek, French or German, a5oo'0000
Music-Guitar, 99s'96
" Piano, Sam
" Harp, '9'So
Use of instruments Am
Drawing and Ealnthg, Inn
Contingent Fund, ano ~
Payments invariably one half IN ADVANCE,
Tert Books-Webster's Spelling BOOK, Wal
kor Isl dictionary, Common School, q Eclectic lee!
Readers, Parley's Geography, Dawes. c us
e Mathematics from his first lessons u Afl y.
matte through his Boudon's Algebra ana Le.
! nlesiU Mo9se,s Geography, Twins Catechismi
e fn History, Botany, Chemistry, Mythology .nG %ggyt, en-
Histories, oimstead'g Natural T. Philosophy MosoE g,,i e0@
stocks Chemistry, Waylan mes MGf u Gp,e EIo
c cT : Smiths English Grammar, Rusch9 mssa
GERS Elements q Anatomy, PhysiolGgyal d mlns
ply II the Heavens, A bor9romOiee o o. ene aa'V I
l%loctual powers, Alexander's EVIDENCES :
Christianity, Bible.
Good Boarding, including light and wasnlnl
csn ri bad with the Principal in the Academ
81 III private families, at from eight % ton g
liars per month,
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SALE.

WRY virtue Of an order Of the Probate
- Court of Washington county, made
at the September Term thereof, n. y
l847, | will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on Monday the 9Th day Of March,
I848, at the door Of the Court House, m
Canton, TO the highest bidder, on twelve
months credit, all that parcel Of land
situate and being in Madison county,
known and desert bed as the northwest
quarter of section thirty-two, TOWNSHIP
nineteen, range two, east belonging :
the estate Of Christopher L. Bennett
deceased.
A.. G BENNETT, Ear,
OF Christopher L, Bennett, deceased
January IS, 184S. 1871
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TBRlEsTLEY & MOSBY have just
= received of Sanford g. Park, Gin.
c%innati, Ohio, IS doz. Wistar's genuine
BaIsam Of villa Cherry, and 4 doz Jew
David's Plaster.
August T., l847.
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AnMrNIsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration de bonis
- non having been granted to the un-
dersipned at the January Term, i848,
If the Probate court Of Madison county
II on the estate Of Jas. Hunter
decd, ali persons indebted 70 SAID estate
ore noti6ed to come forward and make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, will present
them legally authenticated within inc
time prescribed by law or they vii le
forever barred. ..
'0' R. 6. SAUNDERS, Adm'r.
January Is, 1848. lo-ze
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SADDLE AND HARNESS
ga rs IN VT

wKTE, tho undersigned, have taken >,
w M. Blanton's old stand where We
intend to keep and make TO order ana
IF The best material, all kind Of Saddles
Harness, and saddlery Of every des.
cripticu, and DO all kinds q repairing ~
IN he Saddle and Harness line neatly
durably, and ~punctually. Persons wish
mi ANYTHING Of the kind will please give
- j cali ond they shall have it choaT
any how, bu, cheaper for cash. , ~
]. M, BAILEY.
sv i84a. l9-1I
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NWhhCEs
undersigned have in store and
Il for sale
800 pieces Kentucky Bagging,
300 coils Rope;
1000 lbs. Irvine,
40 Bales Kentucky Jeans
and Linseys,
$50 bbls. Mess Pork,
so Rump
40 hhds. Bacon Sides,
% tierces sugar cured Hams,
100 boxes Soap and Candles
ALSO - Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Salt
Nails, Lowells, Bourbon and Common
Whiskey, and every thing the Planter
way want; all Of which will be sold low
for Cash, or furnished TO those who will
ship Cotton 10 our New Orleans House.
LAUGHLi N, SEARLES g. Co,
Leuee Street, Ncksburg.
August 2S, l847. sos
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as MIssisstF
a55i,or County &, county.
PSaI@ sedavit has been maze
|6ls Nth Hunter and ,5..,.
4bIg Ia,.p, are non.resld dents
. bIIa TI1s..issIppi, and publ,
4s & u q Be- made against ,Sa
q @s .,.ons Interested - NINE ,he
~ Pi aDnier, deceased b. a the
lsl8 q the Pt ,poeos
l'lfe sounly These are ,nefS to
+ ~ y aid Probate Court ,ai On
! \ .d VI il April next : lS snS
q shew cause u "l y
#i'i9 he final account o.
! w Idsrs, administrator de
/ Sa Y. estate Of SAID James
"a, should not be allowed q.
, y mado thereupOn acc0fa'
urn,s,, the Hon. ] olns. ,
aor a,,,r1 Judge Of Probate att1a'
a ! .sid county the secoa'
q a, "a Of January, in tn
". sou' y our Lord, one thou cl
! ysaI eight hundred and m Tor lor
, ,r.i and seal Of SAL
court. 1ornarv 1849
4 II r Z CAMERON, C Y .
n t848.
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Silks-Black Gro de Rheln,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P. dc Sole do
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca MerI'
nos,
Wrought Caps, Splendid article,
Worked Collars, Under Hd'k'Es,
Muslin Swiss Caps, Black Silk Lace,
Check Muslin, Swiss and Jackonet 40,
Shalls-Terkeri, Maud Cashmere Net,
&c.
|Fillet Wells, Worsted Mitts, Gloves,
And many other things TOO numerous
10 mention. Call and see,
DOMESTICS,
Negro Clothing Kerseys, Flannels'
Blankets, Ticking, Carpet Warp @c''
gerry Cheap.
CLOTHING A Splendid Variety
Ashland Tweed Pants, Fancy Cashmere
do,
Fancy Cashmere Sacks, Black, do Boys
do.
Fine Black Dress Coats, Frock do, Fan.
cy Vests,
CraVatS, hosiery, DUN OlV'No' vs.
Under Garments, Wool and Cotton do
, Blue, Black Paletoos, Feltand T"ee'
do, 80,
Fancy, Tweed D'Orseys, Black CIoii
Cloaks,
: Superior Shirts, fine do common do.'
suspenders, Comforters, &c, &c,
Also, a large assortment OF
SUPERIOR CARPETS.
o Extra Fine Carpets, All Wool ELL dc
n English Druggots, Ingram do do la
ten Rugs, Carpet Binding, &c, &c,
y Together with a largo stock Of d Har(
ware, Cutlery, Crockery-ware, elias;
ware, saddlery, Travelling Trunk
l. Hats and Caps ofall kinds, Writing r
/ per, and many other things not mentor
n ed.
The system that | have adopted EN-
B. bic me TO offer advantagesto purchase
te such as have never before been Presen
ID ed in this counlry-and which will So,
lo them ut least 90 per cent from cre2
" prices. ourrnON
r. 3. u.
id October %, 1847.
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NOTICE.

w ETTERS Testamentary having
~ been granted to the undersignei at
the January Term, 1848, OF the Probate
Court Of Madison county, Mississippi,
on the estate Of Cabin J.. Blalock, decd,
all persons indebted to said estate are
notified 10 come forward and make I'm
mediate payment. and all persons having
claims against said estate will presen
them legally authenticated within 'h'
time prescribed by law, or they will b.
forever barred.
E. CORDTS,
z. B. BLALOCK,
January II, l84s' io-~
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l-DMINISTRAToR's SALE.

lNlSK hA1OhS ga
virtue Of an order and decree o
lhe Probate Court Of Madison
s, State Of Mississippi, made at the
~ Term, l848, thereof, the un-
ped, administrator Of the estate
rss Williams, deceased, will on
e lie 6h day Of March meet,
between the hours prescribed by
Ptoceed to sell, subject to the wi
DOVER, at the Court House door,
town Of Canton, in and for the
and State aforesaid, and at pub
ctlon, 10 the highest bidder, on
Of twelve months from the day
all the real estate Of said de-
consisting Of a House and Lot
'owa Of Canton, more particular
own and described as follows, viz
number one, in square number
q Lots laid off by John Briscoe,
lloWs, lo,wit; beginning Mt q stake,
ilef Of Fulton and Union streets
qal BY said Briscoe, and running
Hlla said Fulton street 200 leet tc
4, John 7. Cameron's north-easi
thence south with his line 100
Y Z stake, thence east 200 feet to
Y ne western boundary Of Unior
Ilenee north with said street t
Sslnning, wherein he resided a
" q bis death, hayi0g thereon I
DDRlelling House, Kitchen, Cisteru
l9e purchaser or purchasers vii
EanlFed TO give bond with good an
lsn' security for the paymen q
1'0s o. money for which the pre-
/. may be struck off, in twelv
rs from the day Of sale.
.gt III. R. COULTER,
adn'r Of CeareS Williams, dec,
npaary Is. 19-
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.

HHuUESUB OUWHtY'
nv the Probate Court of said County
wwTHEREAS, affidavit hns been made
w that Mahala Rice and - Rice
her child are non-residents OF SAID State
of Mississippi, and publication was or
dered 10 be made against Them and all
PERSONS interested, in the estate OF ia
mund Rice, deceased, at the December
Term, l847, of the Probate Court o.
said county: These are therefore 70 re-
nuire said Mahala Rice and RICE.
her child, and all persons interested &c
appear before the said Probate Court on
the Second Monday Of March next, lo40
then and there to shew cause, II any
thew have, why the final account Q
Robert Tucker and Henry Seimer' ad
ministrators Of ,he estate OF sad ia
mund Rice, deceased, should not DC al
lowed, and a decree made thereupoI
accordingly.
HT,Japcc the Hon, JOHN Il
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NEW CASH STORE.

WVHE undersigned would respectfully
IL invite the attention Of the inhablt
ants Of Madison { ounty and its vicinity
10 examine his extensive Fall and Win.
Ter Stock, comprisinga great variety OF
the most Useful, Nerest and Fashiona-
Die Goods, ali of which will be sold at a
very low price for cash; consisting in
nariVlZ:
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cnlNA 40 QURENsWARE.

A LARGE and splendid assortment
IA Of China, Glass ami Queensware,
Just received and for sale by
EICHELSTElN & Co.
May is, 1847.
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MI BOURNE.

P. S. If the above plantations are not
sold by the 18th or Goth December next
they will be rented out for the ensuing
war M. B.
November 20, l847. lO-ll
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a 7 tho April Term Of the Honorable
n Probate Court Of Madison county J !
Mississippi, The undersigned Gpardlan
Of William J. Mills, will present ms a.,
count for final settlement, at when nl ~,
al persons interested may attend y meg
think proper, a,-nrr COLLINS.
Guardian Of Wilitrm ., MUS
| February !, 1913.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII who are indebted to US will please
"A call and pay their accounts, ana
long standing claims, as il Is Impossible
for Us 10 grant farther indulgence Tor
we ourselves have Liabilities TO meet.
ElCHELSTElN q Go.
January 10, l848,
Thread and Cotton Lace Edglngs ahU
InseTtings. a.e9
A LARGE aud handsome assortmen
"A lust received and for sale by
EECHELSTElN y Co.
May g..
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OF MISSISSIPPI
MADISON County,

,r,rE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County,
.,s,ls court Of said County
,,.ons Interested in the la ! f.
Y, and hereditaments OF y
" J, deceased Grsetlng:
sstsbv commanded to aP-.
| I s. G','p he Probate Court Of
s' \ ! regular term thereof,
M !, i he Court house Of SUD
I !. 4 y Secoud Monday Of April
i =. n ,bere 10 shew cause if any
IN '.5y saidcourt should not then
ieeree the lands, tenomen's
itaments Of said deceased 70 DC
IN he debts Of said deceden''
\, b,lf Of north. west quarter,
INV, township eleven, range
lying insaid county,
Witness, the Hon. JoHN B
Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
# said county the secon0
Monday Of January IN the
n year Of our Lord one .h c
sand eight hundred and for
4 weight, and seal of sale
court.
NJ l5th day Of January 1913
TT. CAMERON, Cl,k'
y Is, 1848, l0-&'
ississippan copy
IN COURT or CHANCERY
rnBa Term, A. D. l847,
s5n, Alm'l
is5n dec'd,(
vs.
ttae o( a decree Of the too'
qcsaid rendered al the teri
n, | sbaII On
yle 96& dayg February 1884.
a ourt House in the town Of Cal
he county OF Madison, sell to It
bidder at po5Iic auction, on
"a twelve months, the purchase
bond with good security, for u
of The purchase money, payab
complainant, the following land
nch thereof US may be necessaI
y said decree; The south-we
Of section twenty.three, and Il
Il Of the southeast quarter
twenty two, and the south ca
Of section fourteen, and the ca
the northwest quarter OF SC
cen, all in township nine. ran
Y, lying in said county of Ma
State Of Mississippi.
II. B. MAYES,
Commissioner in Chance.
afy %, 1848. 49,
A-DMINIsTRAToR's SALE.
virtue of an order and decree
Ihe Probate Court Of Maids
s, State Of Mississippi, made at
~ Term, l849, thereof, the
bed, administrator Of the est
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FOR THE LADIES.

Cerro Gordo Plaids, Gala do.
Victoria Plaids, Oregon do, all Silk DO
Silks-Black Gro de Rheln,
Stripe and Wat'd do. P. dc Sole do.
French Ginghams, Satin Alpaca MerI-
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y ~ q, Moftat's Phenix 3itters,
7 dOz' MofFat's Life Pills,
Ry 9. ftRf
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W JFFtVVV3 ~
HowcoTr, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
SIS Monday Of December, in 1.-THE
lis. year Of our Lord one thou
- sand eight hundred aud for,
~ seven, and seal Of sald
court.
Issued, the goth day Of December l94'
1ola 1872
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NOTICE.

New Orleans, July /, l047. 43-lf
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
DEATH or SENATOR ASHLEY, o. Arkansas.

We have been seldom more shocked than by the
event which is recorded in the subjoined notice,
taken from " the Union" Of Sunday, whichstook
US unawarcs, having only on the morning Of his
death heard that he was seriously i'll
1T is with profound regret that we have TO state
the death of CHESTER ASHLEY, Esq, one of the
United States Senators from the State OF Arkan-
sas. He was walking about in perfectly appa-
rent health on Monday, was attacked on Tuesday.
and is now no more. This rapid and melancholy
event has filled both Houses of Congress and this
whole community with the deepest commiseration-
I. On Saturday the Senate remained but short time
in session, and adjourned out of respect TO their
diving colleague In all hour afterwards he breath
ed his last. Very soon after the melancholy IL
dngs reached the House, they too Adjourned
..General ASHLEY was an influential and respect-
ed member of the dgni6ed body to which he has
belonged for several years. He was chairman of
the Judiciary Committee and his voice, though
not often heard in the chamber, was always heard
with respect. He was beloved in his domestic
circle, and amiable in his private relations. we
cannot adequately express the sympathy which
the whole community feel for his anlaole wife
and daughter, who administered the last Offices OF
slove to the expiring Senator
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

The SPEAKER laid before the House the above message
this day received from the President Of the United States
which having been read
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-05-06
THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SATURDAY, ApRn 30, ls4s.
IN SENATE.

message received from the President OF the United
States in relation the lamenabe Of affairs in the pro-
vince Of Yueatan, which was read as follows
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vera Cruz Corresnondence.

VERA CRuz August /. 1848
Editors Crescent This morning between the hours of
and o'clock the Mexican flag hoisted on the hagpOe
of the Palace announcing tatOur he Amercan) authority
had ceased in Mexico The was void OF interest
on all sides and although the placed their countrymen
once more in power there sign OF rejoicing the
part Of the Mexcans the ringing OF bells by the little
boys Not one shout huzza heard and there being
wind the time the flag, as partaklng the feeling OF
the assembled crowd Rugged itself around the staff if
ashamed to spread itself to view. There many who
viewed this silent ceremony with aching hearts, for in they
saw the withdrawal of that protecting which, though
it had conquered them had protected them and their interests
in wholesome manner, unparalleled Mexican soil. We
have protected the of Observation-Disclosures money
among poor and needy and these combination of ccum
stances and the little real national pride to be found in the
country for the in which they received
back the city we took from them,
After Gem Smith had surrendered the city, he embarked
on board the Alabama which vessel will leave for your city
in few hours The 1st Artillery the garrison of the city,
embarng board transports for Governors Island, New
York you will the gallant regiment in your city.
The QuartemaseU have closed their business, though
necessarily in hurried manner and although the city be
surrendered enjoy the right of embarkng such effects
are not yet on board The city authorities have however
nconvenenty the of departure very prudenty
closed up all the coeehOus The object of this to
prevent disturbances and understood Gen. Smith
gested it.
Whilst many are embarkng for their homes others, still
open for adventure going farther off, and ever and anon
can be seen surboat moving off to the brig Piedmont
which vessel has been chartered transport volunteers to the
shores of Yucatan. The vessel will sail tomorrow, and
probably take down two hundred Americans who
to war against the Indians.
In about ten days train of five SIX hundred wagons,
recently purchased from Government will leave here for
the city of Mexico The drivers and escort Americans,
and so well armed too that band of robbers will have the
temerty to attack them.
From the capital there is little news The cause OF Paroles
(TuaDaIUatO
State feels disposed to him Rleythe whipped brand
ed deserter Rey still in prison. and will probably forfeit
his life for the of treachsy against the Government His
foowers-the San PatriciO LegOn-immediatey after his
arrest broke off in small squads and attempted to leave the
valley by Guadalupe but all had been taken, with the
ception of about GuanajuaO quiet so was
the city of Mexico and in fact, the whole country seems
settling down to quiet. CHAPARRAL.