Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-22

sr-H aJhl- ttf enEr@-the p.r1.4s l-isi.
udls omitted have nrv B. IN Stea5cI. aHl
we reaf Il at length rom The Dav IL d, Il
Vli .taf| below. II hss d-rai. Isgf psr.
msnrHr interest. ANA is nna Of tA- -4- >r5s-
ops papers which have b en- caiict taul hy
thr fHtrienf 1T tine war.
Il itrn'sH~- d complete yBiicft p of DO.
lau}aailau ai Monterey. ier whies tIt Gen
efal Vas ctusurrj by the G~4vefamestaui b,
the Loco taeu msiantv in the Ha- 81 E'p-
resentauef~. anil -rts forth views concerning
NE "at tnl The pasicv proper To o. p3r-lrd.
WHICH are Do fhe a hest degree sou 3. tnjrlii-
e~nt end % .ici9u-. Eveu at tha' t8dy d8v.
'rsn- Taylor expressed a tear that tH-fe wou..
MOT aeflWs ul IN Mexico s3fh-i-ntl,
s~en'r 5o tr'.l via iot many years % come,
ana s.Ht5 Id %. annexation of tle Waple ut
Mexico 81 t#. lH. ,I States as a nr1j-et moi
itsri} q b. vort by any cousijrtl5.e r+rls
10 3D. Umie. States
TOE Irt-r5, .ear, explicit AMI -.r'1.. aud
Though wHtten, as the General BAY. ia grssj
haste Bind iurog constant interrupt MS. %
bear utgas 81 tBst plain. stray t|lIrwtri
style. which tas given his d~sps w., rsuk
ainoa- tbe very b.-f predictions Of the hin
Of any country AMI Ia ans age.
IT. following i, The %Irtt.r, now published
en,i,
HEsD Gas. AswF ~ O-rrraTtoS ~ fv-As.nyl
MnafereJ, Mrgco. Nov. 81 tsFG.
NV DEtE G~EcEgAL-iour verv kin aud
acceptable letter Of the 5Isi ot August. hy
Surgeon Futay, accompanied b5 yafr very
able deieH#r. reached ms ONLY d short time
since. f1r which | be- leave 10 ten r. ynlny
SINCERE aiau6s. ] nave, with solititudr aud
interest. ueichrd over ;h- result OF tit hives.
t~lgatipu. and although 1t was not. rs regards
the opinion # he Court OF Inquiry, what |
could haze VIsleiit. vet il was SIS micl Is
] could ha,t a1pecied. cofsiderinz t9e hostile
feeling eufefiainri towatdsy YOU D some olthe
high tuHCJio1lri sat w a.hington. i MAS tear.
l1l thar tla Prrsi lent might, to some extent,
aud eyen without bcing aware 81 ia, itnbioe
s1pe d The rreIHll ees and HHkiui feelings go
thosa afaan him IN rcgtrl 70 yeti. Il -, he
Nds, no d1lbt restrained rom carr iag thsm
tooiar in Consequence Of public oplull8, which
as h. mus have found, wi- dcci lsity ii sour
tdvor. b. that however a. II may mixing II
alto-ethat-i am Eratth q d ia SAT-.
Aj.er ca t-stera he aFpsfgIt DE-, Jt on tn
part ot Che ar. Masters Depat meIt. in get
Ting >,ellb4isil The Rio Grn. adapted
To ths n8oes'iau. | succeeded towards III.
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Cd"' '''' " u s'tu't.d on i1s o'' juan
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4Itho"-h uit terms OF capituaflon tn1y b
CONSIDERED 100 ii1ef1l on our part ly The Pres
ti'hl ana MS advisers. ~ wei Us by min'
Mere alta distance particularly by those VII
40 mol understand the position winch we oc
cupitd' OTHERWISE they mlghI 60 me- toa dti
'rfehl conclusion ~ regari to tn ~naitcr.) We
on dus reHecion, see nothing lo iaincc ans
70 regret tie coafse | pursued. The propost
ton on Tue part pi Grn Anpudis, which hat
'huch TO doln determining my course IN th'
matter, was based on The ground 'a1t our GOV
ernineht nat proposed 10 INN to settle The ex
isilh5 dltleitlies By negotiation. (Which
Knew was The case, without knowing the r.
SUIT Which Was then under consideration b.
the proper authorities, and which he (Gsn
A. hdd no doubt would result .a,ordbly a
the "hoie oi his people were IN favor o
peace. II so. | considered the further ella
sioh o. blood not only unnecessary, but i'm
propet- lhelf iofce was also aansiderabit
'arsrr Than ours, and from the SIZE aud posi-
tioh OF the place, we could not completely IN
vest IT. 50 mat the greater porlIon OF lhei
troops, It not the whole, had lbey been Dis
posed To do 80 could any night. have aban
d"ned me city, aionce entered tile mountain
pass ana ELECTED their retreat. do what we
could Had Ne been put TO the ailerlative o
taking the place by s'orn =, tvhlcl there IS N
doubt we should have succeeded in dong.
We should, N all probability, have lost fiji,
or one hundred men in killed, besides The
wounded which wished to AVOID, as there
appeared To be q prospect OF peace even il d