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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

M OSr EXTRAORDINARY WORK-TO THH MARRIKD
lVl those contemplating marrag-The Married Womans
Private Medical Companion BY Dr. nauroeaa. Sixth cd
on Price 81. This work meeting with astounding sA
(30 copies have already been disposed o Every female
getting copy whether married unmarried although in
tended especially the ared
which should Be known to them parcuary Here female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies and most certain mode Of in every For II
Broadway at the publishing ooe 10 Liberty street, New York;
PhladslPhis Little Co. Albany " Davis Boston On the
10 ali parts United Ali eters must be addressed
post paid to Dr. A. n MAURICEAU box liza New York diy
OAce Liberty -
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DARK THBATRK--rHURsDAY EvlNlNG, SEPT. n,
win y produced for the lth time IN Amsre. the grand bal
Fsur de Lys Nile Anna Bulan; Pierre Grusore H. n Mon
pArE Quanmodo n Corb Robert Estouville NJ Fletcher
Ernaude WAdegrave Tha entertainments will
with the iaughable 7Aroe Of TURNING THE TABLES-Mr
Humphreys Mr Clarke Patty Lsrkins Miss Rose rebn Dress
Circle IS Family Circle 80 cents Upper Boxes Is
TX o'elock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

DANORAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN INsMEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway shows natural as life
the Marches and Battles fought by Gen. Taylor
also gives views Of the country Cities So 1t is
the most beautiful painting Open every night Mt
before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock. Admission rs cents
nam hets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

DIL0T BOAT FOR SALE.-THE PILOT BOAT YANKEE"
built by Holbrook& Adams Of Boston, being built
hest Just Of the stocksof tons burhen
many good qualities combined any
admirable model for the most
and Of good breadth Of beam for SALE and
at her moorps on the Battery two three days.
leaves Be ston the 10th OF Sept particulars
shaw's Nautical store, ga Water street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

hold Furnturebeng the property gentleman breaking
housekeeping Henry Leeds& CO WILL sell at Auction,
No SWa street. Broadway assortment of handsome
Furniture little used comprising in part of rosewood sofas
covered with crimson satin and yellow silk medallion wcrk-2
chairs matc centre tables yellow satin damask window
curtain costly Also Egyptian marble tables rockers
French bedsad dressing wash stands pier
two pianos elegant Eng Brussels CARROTS but very little
used mattresses &c. &c. together with great variety Of
other furniture Sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

DAssAGE FOR RIO DE JANEIRO, VALPARAISO, LIMA.
The United States mail steamer California of about loo
tons burthen Will sa for the absve I'd Of October
and having well urnished state offers favorable
for the above named port An experienced surgeon win
accompany tne steamer For passage apply to
HOWLAND& ASPINWALL, No. 81 South street,
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DOWRRY THEATRE-THURsDAY EVENING. SEPT a.

QOWERY THEATRE-THUR SDAY EVENING, SEPT. q,
- will be performed the Grand HstoricaDrama OF THE DE
STRUCTION OF THE BASrILE Terrors Macmillan
Roeesere under the name Of Paul Girad Carke Fro
derrick Danton Dunn Jean Marst Mr. Heath Herman Dupay,
Mr. c. Warrck Victor Rollands Mr. H. Hail Peter PIN.
leo M Wipans Fleur de Lis Miss Fanny Gordon Maso Mrs
Sutherland Previous to which, CHARLES XIEudiga Miss
Taylor; Charles XII, Mr. Hail. During the evening Sgnora
Sgnor Ner will perform. To conclude with the ALI
PINE MAID Doors 7-perormance 10 cmmeneeAt TX
o'clock Boxes 20 cts. Pit l3kots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

hK RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRIVATE
~ Teatise &c, - Greenwich streetoce hours to A.
M (Sunday exceped Those who apply the
will be surprised at the apdty and little
attending their II chiefly those have
his erv'cea In structure from ts first or incpent
advanced and from
extensive pactce he abrd rapid easy radical
which, he has round for stating 30 obtained from
elbsTsopree In AmericG,
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on delicate diseases which he without
hndance from business The disease its
In few days Debility Of the from early indlscreor
accompanied with gradual roraton Of mental
cessuly treated by Dr. NJ The obstinate structures yield
70 his Of curing by absorption his London Diploma
In his Office ~ Fulton street. paid attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

LNOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAvANA.-THE SPLENDID
Il steamship CRESCENT CITY Chas stoddard Commander
vill leave pier r. on Monday, I'd October o'clock
NJ No berth secured until paid for Letter bags
Wall street, ae 90 Wall street. Exchange News Room and
At the oee % south street. Postage Havana, 20 per
half and no letters forwarded unless freight
except specie taken on the day Of sailing Bills adns signed BY
the clerk on board and to be signature before IL
o'clock M on the day Of sailing Freight to New Orleans
only. For freight or passage, Apply TO
J.AOwxRD SON, 70 South street.
The Crescent City viii again New York on Monday sCth
October. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

CHANFRAU's NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, FORMERLY
~ ChAthaThursday evening September 81 win be acted the
Mr. c. Burke; Princess IRA, Miss Hidreth After which
MYSTERIES AND Mis- ERiES OF NEW YORK-Mose, Mr. r.
g. Chanfau; Captain TObin Mr. Burke Mr. Precise Mr. Par
dey Big Lze Mrs Mclean; Little Lse Miss f. Mstayer To
conclude with the military farce Of the PRETTY GIRLS OF
STLBERG-Ernest Mr. Stark; Margot Miss Emily Mestayer
Doors at performance TO At TX O'Clock.
Boxea l6 cents Pit. l2k
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vT,ROTTiNG MATCH, FOR ssu0 BErwEEN GREY EAGLE
match viii sms sS he above ssbresS ro.us
for seO mile heats best hve the Union Course Ii A.
ram ss'1,G hads @ 70 'A1' oA
IIoRsEs, &e-NEw YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M 1s ia @ %
& s n Ts Is % the
he horse ,es By him shall 30 :;
storage Cash advanced vehicles when
Tor Horses and vssess aos Auction every Mca
SRo Scse ran or shine The whole under 1e sr
sails. 446 Broadway.
OK REwARD.-THE FINDER OF A La Dys BAG AND
Purse CONTAINING one dollar s Lost on sy in the
above reward on leaving the said articles at No 1850 warey
1--WE DOLLARS REwAsp.-Two TRUNKs- ONE A
square black leather trunk, with full cardwere
and hay, s not Sc Any s Leaving
AZ No. $40 Broadway, wi receive the above reward.
DIAPERS LOsT-ON WEDNESDAY, I3rn INsTANT-sUp-
posed to have been dropped getting out of OF Reynolds
and Broadway to i7h street package of Papers
paSy Of James Hail. Trus e Which had been
and Of mo value s ns aS $ sy
the papsrsat the office of Nessrs VIM H. FRANKLIN SON
mistake yalise marked R marked O. q, larry
the steamboat from Nyack
%H'S the Sas marked
office of this paper where he will find whore he
bSown The vase belongs Of the reporters the
Herald and contains articles Of value to any one but the
I AND WARRANTS REGULARLY ASSIGNED AND
IL guaranteed for sale by WIN. u JNO. OBRIEN,
33 Wall street, under the Mechanics Bank
lust PUbLISnED-G LNLEY's BEAUTIFUL SONG,
- The swiss Girl" sung by Made Kaza Lovarny. The
only edition. with Made. ovanys portrait and fac
simile, is just published snd for sale by
KERKSlEG L. BKEUSING 375 Broadway.
EIRsr DIVISION NEW YORK STATE xlLIrIA-DIvl-
sion Orders New York september IL 1873 The ununormed
Militia the city OF New York. (Which embraces all the able boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

VNHE EMPORIUM OF ART DISTRIBUTION, FOR AN
dubons great work the Birds of America, about being
closed Circulars having been forwarded agents in various
parts of the United States money by the
18th September having waited reasonable me the proprietor
will thank those who have left their to send in
amount and those who have promised to subscribe
respectfully solicited to leave their and amounts for
soon the first list of 100 filed and the paid in
the division will take place. under the direction committee
composed of subscribers Who will not give $40 for that mag
nifcent work which cost 81 OBS!
W Acc Pronrietor AOi Rroodwoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

PROPRIETOR Hitchcock, performances
afternoon at o'clock and evening half
past The Manager has the Of announcing the
most extraordinary wonder in creation, Major Ltenge hold
ing the relation to the famous Lpuan that the little
finger does to the thumb He is old only wenyur
inches high, and weighs only thirteen pounds He be
every merIng from 70 to hapast o'clock in the aern
on the has also engaged the celebrated Sable Brothers.
Mr. X g. Neis the three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant
Mammoth Baby, Enormous Boa Constructor Madame Rockwell
the Famous Teller may be privately consulted az
Performances Little Finger &c. rs cents children under
ten and old enough walk alone cents Reser
frontu IN ahi llipgav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

TINBE AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE-NEW FLUTE
Class the Lyceum 1858 Broadway this Thursday evening
att ocock New Vocal Cass this evening at o'clock New
Vocal Class for Beginners in the Brooklyn Institute morrow
evening, at O'clock New Violin Glass at the Iyceum
Saturday evening at o'clock Terms for Vocal Tuition
Gentlemen So and Ladies, 81, per quarter Instrumental
So per quarter In advance
H. MEIGGS, Principal, 563 Broadway
VTNITIANS VENUS-THIS MUCH ADMIRED PAINTING
has returned to this city and is SALE 1t
may be Mt the exhibition in Broadway
above Canal street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

RENJ MOONEY, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF DAMAGED
goods By order of underwriteEdward Payson will sell,
this day. at 0 o'clock Mt the auction IA Plat
assortment Of Hardware Sc also pattern cards For
particulars, see catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

ENGLIsH, GERMAN, AND FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN
~ on new and principle by well educated lady,
Leonard street. six doors from Broadway Best of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

VUST PUbLISHED.-G. LlNLEYS BEAUTIFUL SONG
THE swiss Girl by Madle Kazia Lovarny. The
only edition. with Mad Lovarnys portrait
simile, is just published. snd for sale by
KERKSlEG L. BKEUSING 375 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

IN0R SALE-THE FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF THE
old established Oyster and Dining Saloon, Of Broad
and Pearl doing extensive busineone of the best
the city Particular for selling out is that the
wishes South :oun Of i'll health Inquire Mt
lOl Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

NIBLo's. AsToR PLACE, ,BRoADwAYsUNABATED
IN Success Modern comedy in the ascendant Second night o
Mr. H. Pscide and M VandenhoT Messs T. paeide John
Seton c. w. Clarke and Mr. Charles Second night Of Miss h
bel Dickinson. Horn Mrs Cramer and Mrs. Charles
The above capital actors win appear this evening Thursday
DON ASStRANCE-Sr IIarcourt Courtey, Mr.. H. Placds;
Dazzle Mr. G. Vandenhof Mark Medde Mr.. r. Placde; Dolly
spanker Sefton Charles Courtey, Mr. c. W. Clarke
Lady Cay spaakr Miss Isabel Dickinson To conclude with the
farce of the ETON BOY-Capt Popham. Mr. Charles Fanny
Curry Miss Dickinson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

LNOR SAIE-THE GOOD WILL. STOCK, AND FIXTURES
of well established Copper Plate Printing Business For
particulars address Printer this Office stating where
had which shall be promptly attended to- The most
satisfactory will be for selling but
custou bed apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

GOOD CHARACTER.-YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOY.
IA should remember that, next good character
possession Of good hand writing the res passport lucra
evening wr ting classes at his 29 Broadway La
Buildings Ladies' class daily this week, ~ O'clock NJ
Cards. containing terms &c, be bad at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21


Pursuant to the above Division Orders and The Act there
mentioned the ununomed prvates OF the several Companies
this Regiment will Assem- BILE within Their respective Compa
Districts on Monday the I'd day OF October next nc III co
NJ for Company parade inspection and martial exercise
ed and equipped according law at the places designated
each district respectively, as follows
Company A. Capt. Vincent Commandant, bounded by
Fourth avenue, 18th street. Eighth avenue aud Eighty
street.
Company b, Capt VIM. kcCrea, Cemmandant bounded
sixth street. at N E. Of Fourth and Eighty
street
CompanyC c, Capt Msyher. Commandant bounded by a 4
running due from the High Bridge the Hudson River sp
ten Duyvel Creel and Harlem River the IIish Bridge
kipgshrdge Road, opp' site the Hi N Bridge.
Company ID, Capt Prudhom ME, Commandant bounded
Eighth avenue Eghytixth s Hudson River Manhattan sire
and l2oth street. IN. W. Of Eighth and Eight
sixth street -
Company +, Lieut. Length, Commandant. bounded BY Eish
avenue Eighty sixth street. the Hudson River and toreth stree
at N. w. corner Eighth avenue and Forieth street.
Company T. eapt French, Commantsns bounced ~ rour
avenue Fortieh street. Eshth and Esnxh strc'
ats. w. corner OF Fourth ard Ihrtysixtn sstees
Company c. Capt Boyle eommandAnt bounded by fortis
street, East River Eighty sixth street. and Fourth avenue
COMPANY ii, Capt Ayres Comm andant bounded BY Four
Harh River High Bridge. thence due west TO Hu
River and along river 10 Manhattan street. 26h str
Eighth avenue 18th street. on Tenth avenue near Tni
Cemetery. a., ~, -, -, go,
New York cit on Tuesday, the 10TH Wednesday the th a.
n,sry me inn Day &C October rex hctN re hours ~
sidV ~, fcael C, nan. ed. BY ord L.., =,
HG,sGEssINs,Sa!ssI
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MITCHELLS OLYMPIC THEATRE
M evening September e. the entertainments will commence
WITH for the second time here the comic DRAMA
TITLED OLD UNCONSTITUTIONAL Bradshaw. Mr. Nicknson Toby
Perch Mr. Holand Mary, Miss Nickinssn After which will
be presented, q grand PANORAMA OF BROADWAY. After
which, the petite comedy entitled the CUSTOM OF he
COUNTRY-Ache Townsend, Mr.. Ncinson Handle Hibbs Mr.
Conover Isabella Miss Phillips Charlotte Miss Nicknson To
conclude with BOX CCX-Box Mr. Hoand Cox Mr. Conover
Mrs. Bouncer Mrs. Henry Dress Circle 50 Upper Boxes 2c
o'clock-curtan BALI
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A RARE CHANCE-REFECTORY FOR SALE TO FORE
"A close mortgage. The welknown and congratulated
Refcory No ii Ann street, city Of New York formerly
Quoted by Daniel Sweeny and lately by Henry Ganr now
doing profitable and extensive business Apply the pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

WANTED-BY PROTESTANT MAN OF STEADY HA.
w bits situation waiter in private family, that
understands his business perfectly and give the best Of city
reference to honesty sobey Address F. at the Herald
Office William Rowen Twenty Fourth 9th Avenue
side " be pupctually attended to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-21

Ihavs never aiussd p0Wst In Nouh Gao
liha :" naes uol die adnlsEian give he
lis aiEaef n ths lh0usand and Une aFnBn-
elali0us una FhsIgss pHsfsFTsd sgainsl Tie
Wig goErFHmenI eT de sialsg Tbs
psofia h4te heEsr zs0sed pouer - AoElh
Car0iina e. 80 ! have ofien ssid. an %
] siill ssy. For years. Mnh Iul 0ns En-
espii0n. they have lid ! Wig Iegssis-
tnfe-s. hey hare nexef abnsed paNer,
SAYS lhe Slsnlari! In lass ihey sleei-
ed Dndley. They hare never ahused
powrr." says ne Slandsnd. IN IssO So
le42 hey eleried Mcseheads They
have never abused power" SAYS he Stan
dsri and Nj. Reid In 1874 and 1876
they eiecied Gaham. .They have me-
yer abused poser." 30. never In 1915
they will elect Charles Manly! Nes, IN
he language q he Standard. !. We are not
afraid - trust tie people" They have
never abused power IN North Carolina.
and 50 long a they have free press and
cOmmon Seh0ols-so long - they hare
he means Of inielligence-Fo long IS lie
gospel i preached 20 ihe poor fhfp nsrsr
ria!" so say l. They win assuTetly
60 along in their old fashioned way and
elect good Whig-equally Iegarilsss Of
The rIoakings Of demagogueisn, and in
dlgnanIly rrhukslul Of al reckless allasks
upon The constitution and laws and re-
Pnhliran principles d their forelalhers!
&" The people have never abused power in
North Cardinal Stick 10 thai. Mr..
Standard. and before | shall hare finished
paving my respects 10 your candidate, !
think shall be able 20 exlon even from
you the admission that .fhey RtrT
lriH."
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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Gen. Cas- in South Carolsna.


Charleston Mercury kicks against The At.
tempt Of the Washington Union 10 dra.
COON the South into the support Of Gen.
Cass. That paper Of The sih says:
Mr.. Cass has nothing 10 expect from
South Carolina unless. indeed, he could
recall the principles avowed in his letter
TO Mr.. Nicholson, in which he declares
himself in favor OF leaving 10 The people
OF the territory that may hereafter be &C.
CURED, the right 10 regulate The subject Of
slavery among themselves"
"Call il an abstraction. or by what term
the Union pleases, South Carolina d, least
will ever be found insisting upon her con-
siitnIional rights. and ready 10 defend them
either from open attack in The shape of
the Wilmot proviso. or from The more co.
vert, but equally hostile, doctrines Of the
convention"
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lai.omhaFay, de waF between lie lla'
lisns snd AusiFisns epnllhuFt uRahsisil'
PssfhsiIa IL hesitEed- TEsEiso has taFn
invested b. he Ausuisns, bul bad EUr-
rsssially hsld Oui II ne latest are0Ruls.
Terrific Insunecti0n In EaFleS.-
Al insrrerfion bF0ke oui % lie l7th UlL
in his city. The coniesi Esged feHesly
hsiueen lie popalsce snd ne sOidirTy.
A dreadful carnsge sns0ed. in which h0ih
parties suffered much. The loss Of he
citizens could MOI Be asceFiained. bur il i
known lhsl four kunlIed Of lie troops
were killed.
The beznfiful city was given up 10 Pll-
lsge By The Government; magnificent pa
laces and villas ere now heaps Of ruins,
and from he bay 10 ihe Suburbs IS one
scene az devastation. The accounts AZ
this affair are. however. siill confused > 10
The result; bur Il seems that after The bat
lie The National Guards were disbsnded.
and ! hew ministry formed, with Prince
cuEara II iis head.
Spanish Henry Bulwer. lie Eng.
lish Minister. has beeu dismissed from the
ennEi Of Madrid. BY The Duke Of Soto
Mayer. lie had been oriered 10 quit the
CRY within forty eight hours. and he ac-
coTdingly leii. In reference 10 Ibis affair
81 London. up 10 "Wednesday, no par
liamenlary explanation had been given.
The consequence has been. that money
purchasers have been deferred INN ope-
rating. and exchequer bills had declined
some ~ 10 81 shillings.
At Seville an Instruction had broken
out, which was attended with great loss
Of life. The French journals blanc NJ.
Bulwer's course as The cause off
Ireland-A great excitement exists in
this distracted country. The turbulence
created in consequence ri the great state
trials had n last come 10 head. IN Dub
lin there were continually large demon
STATIONS with reference 10 The event.
Clubs and ar'izans parade the streets, and
collisions with the military were found TO
be inevitable.
Mr.. Milchell's trial had been brought
to close. He was found guilty Of using
seditious language, and had been impri-
soned.
Cotton was dull and gloomy. Prices
had larlher reeeded . per ID. Accounts
from manufacturing districts were diseou.
raging.
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The South Carolina Democracy

On The evening Of The 9th instant, large
meeting Of the Democrats Of Charleston,
). e., was held al the theatre. II was
addressed by Mr.. Yarcey. Of Alabsms.
aud nihers. Judge Huger presided. Re.
solutions were adopted not 10 support the
Presidential nominee, Mr.. Cass, without
declaration Of principles. The pro-
ceedings Of the National Convention we've
repudiaied. until more satisfactory deye.
lopments appear. A resolution 10 support
Gen. Taylor was proposed, hut objected
10 as premature and laid on the table.
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fahgemenls arc Ilal lha f1FmeT must e.
end Ibs sessions d e,s ChaHAEF When
20 members drsHe lhriT FIrsenes'
81. C0TmrIin. L.amFnUals, I'ogneFllls,
ard 0lhers Of Ihe c0mmilise sPPoiniae n
draw Up ) consia1ii0n lor de ksPaolle,
are siill actively engsged n their lAb0fs.
Opinions were adverse - % lie pfobzbs-
liiy az one o. too chambers bring insii-
iuled, bul rather inrlined u favor q Tie
former = being more purely democratic.
The Marketa-ColiOn has further DE-
clined a per b.. since lie drpaTiure 81
he Acadia. The sales Co he week elo-
sing were $1,000 bales.
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InsurrectiOn al rrartlnIOue.-Bv 4

Instruction at Martinique. by he
BRUSH mail packet Great Western, Al n.
York, from 81. Thomas. June Isl, and
Bermuda 9th, we learn thai on insurec.
lion Of slaves occurred q, Martinique,
May 22d. About hundred Of The white
population, including several women and
children, were massacred; and consider.
able property was plundered and burnt.
Neither the Governor, nor a French
man Of war then lying IN the harbOr. in.
lerleTed with tie troops. The last pack.
ei stated them 10 be more tranquil; bu,
all business was suspended. Al Guada-
loupe they were quiet.
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IsPseial coHssroaArnos 4 Gks Piestu,.,
QaeEsaasu. Nay IS. -

SPECIAL coussFonasnoe a tks PiusFu,.a
Qaerstasu. Nay IS. Isl
To-day he treaty Of prare aas Il
niiiFely saneiioned By he Mrxieaa =.
ale. with III The notifications made = !,
b. he Uniied States Sensie. The r.
stood ihiny-lhree IN fayor 10 four as.;s.,
il. The law VAS immediasely traass,;,
led 10 she Chamber af Deputies. ana -
20 he Government. n order Ihsl Il mia,
receive lie sanction; whirh would -.
proceed 10 an exchange Of raulr,tiors
with he United States Commissioner
Revolutions are threatened IN ne s,,,s.
Of Michoarsn and Aguss calienles. ,D5
protests have been made by he lwo s,.,es
Bordering upon Texas. lcoahuila and M.
maulipas.l against he line agreed upon
The opposition Deputies rely upon n.
nullily o. he treaty fOr The continuance
u The war.
The pEolesiing states demand ihat n.
several Legislatures shall declare ihe law
approring Inc treaty unconstitutional.
The formal opposition OF The Dislrir,
Of Mexico is declared 10 The return in,o
the capital Of the Federal Government
The government nf the Union has sen,
an. agent 70 Switzerland for The purpose
or fsSniling twelve thousand men gl
with Ssscw 10 The formation % an army
OF 2O.OO0>men nv combining Them win
the remains 'Of The Mexiran army. To
ensure these recruits the Government re-.
lies upon the three millions which /, !,
shortly 10 receive.
The Deputies u sny Of Ne States
have protested belo5 4he supreme Cnur
Of Justine against the consliiulionalny Of
the law approving the treaty.