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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
TAYLOR MEETING ~ INprrgSDEScr.-

TAYLOR MEETING iN lNprrgSDEScE.-
The citizens Of Independence county, friend.
y 10 the election of Gen. Taylor, held a
mass meeting At Batesyilc, on the hrsl day
ofJanuay. sundry resolutions were adopt.
ed, in which, Gen. Zachary Taylor is re.
commended to the penp'e of this State as
= candidate for the Presilcney--Col. G..
+. NJ. holland. Of Independence, as a 'ray.
Ior candidate fur Corgre.--C. p. Ber
lranj, Esq, oi Pulaski, for Governor. and
Col. Fowler, Of Pulaski, Col. John Pres.
ion, Jr., Of Phillips, and Jesse Turner, Esq.
Of Crawford, Gr Electors. A State Cen.
nal Committee, nj Linlc Rock, Is also 70.
commended.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

= Rseaesei Cer-orr.--1'his weIk was undertaken
by lhe Slate Of Lau.iana for the purpose Of lower.
ins the water in the MissitsPpi al the mouth Of
Red river. with view Of preventing the sceunlu.
lsiion Of mud 10 tho mouth Of the latter. which.
Of late year. has been RAPID almost 10 prcyrn
the passage Of boats, 10 aud out, during the low
wafer We are glad 10 learn ths, the work has
been completed, and the water running thropsh
The banks ate easipg Ia rapidly, aud i IS COO.
6denlly expected that the whols river will pass
through Il b. the middle Of spring, q, furihrst.
The distance through the cutoff is about lhree.
quarters Of mile. aud around by the old chaanrl
Of the river Il Is ovfr twrniy.six miles The
coneordia iutelligeneer slaIrs that the Captain
Of the .,esmer hatcher, recently passed through
I, in bis yawl ~ eight minutes, while bis bOai was
NJ sar'y ,lrte hours IN going round This eui.od
the editor Of the lnlrll:eneer thinks, will lower
the water in the Mississippi at tie mouth Of Red
liver brtw,rn two and hall and lhre feet, aud
bo the means Q, IFelaiming large quantities Of
land Lowering the Mississippi q, this point viii
undoubtedly remove the obstruction 10 the mouth
Of Red river
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Correspondence Of The Rslamers sus
WAsnleoroS, Jan. la.
MEETING OF THE COLONIZATION
SOCIETY.

Al Eve o'clock this evening the avenue
sua efesel wth pedeslfiahs, mule and
tenale. all lhlanging In tho Capitol to al.
tend the meeting ui the Cuinizallnn Snei.
ely, la be held in the hui The iluuse,
ami ustr which lhe lion. Hehfy Gay was
annnuneedlo preside,
ii dn clock TIE guunds around the Cap
ilol were literally ller, and when he duofs
were apened n half pa.t sis a'elaek. the
rush WAS llrmehdnus tn olhala an eairanea
min The galleries. Such elnmd Las not
been Witnessed at lie Capitol lar nany
tents, aud nut nne hal llai mrte present
eau.d luce themselves inlu The Hall, litlf
WIS sum crowded 10 oseiiluw ia every
part. :, setsl ladies' aete 50 usefeaus
by The pressure al thu ernnd thai They
lulnlr,l. ani have IN ,l,nh that snme al
them were srfupsh INJURED.
q,aflsf al .tstn u. lira, Mr. Clay
rulrred anl luat his seal, anii lrrlnrn
duns cheering tnl liafp al ihr Wrsl. WIN
aa, lnbA lr "a Il Ia in the general iataf.
IL ui lht p,t'pr Il lhe Dsniet al {, lum
hla
Al srsra ntrlaek. the meel NJ "as raIl
rd In rflri h, iie nislH gishra Prs dtni.
Ah. Ia! $ hsa an eifgtn. fa!ei ~. al
ietnd Ia tut .hiuue ii utaee, d, h Il {
NJ MeLnr.
fte ) ttrIaft lhen commenced luSfa AL
lie aaHuai itHpai u. lie An nj an. run.
IN i"f,ug lit nm hsnriis lrs iius .ir
Il. aud lhf lasatsn fnniiep.r wita Ul "a
Tn, had lrru brssgd, AIIusi vi, Al.
81 nade In mat. nj i Distinguished mem.
hrs. .uma Il "htm wels :. ne. lhutIsh
sutnr anJns lhn., lnasl disiinsuis I'D ntle
nov prsfIt. llrfe the SECRETARY was
nIefmpfd h, narnsd eaeeiine
Nj. na,lan aldp SID The nirrlipg nj
ean.iie,al.e lrngh, anl enneiu,leI l., IN.
tiaiilelng Alf. { u, In The meeting
TN hls nlfuduslinn Ia thu nalnsnse as.
s'mliast. Mr.. GiaY arase. anI was fr.
ee.sed win trrmrnians aud hung ean inn.
ri cheering. winch was htanl III The eiiy
same d..'ante lIon itr Capitol. lie al.
t.te..ed lhr mee ~ IN a II. eeh al nelfIy
an hoir'. lfnsh, l.ens lisq rn y tutsf.
tupled hl appaasr.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

Foul AtUADLR AND k"BHEhl, -.
L"n's ,n Sunday 'trliug ibe ~ H., l!rs
lr,.uns at.,e,,n iUaui ,tu s.csutt IL
o.fdc. IhrJ nr 'n,Pns'u ln have L,ra
lasrn nn bmid ~ i.r.rHa. A,kiHsas, aid
si"pprd 1T ihs Missunu il"Wi, riirfty
their NAME inrfr AS hA.II. VS. AMI ijALIJ.
wiz. Mathews had uuuk wih nIul,
,rayy. ! bis trunk was lrli IN thrlr fpnn
al TIE hotel which va. lorkrJ. aud the key
tkcB pus'cs.i"n # lY Ma.hrwS z, 81 going
"d io take wax. The nrAl that Is
kIluwn ol lhr iva nru, Il cy wru seen ~
the northern part u. The lUNn. nn giound
used hy the rliy NJ quafl, aud ih' ~ rn.
gagged 10 u low cen efsa r,i. A ;i-lM
shd WIS h'ald. hui iHls did not clctr the
curiusl'y ii the lelsn who saw lliem 10.
gelher Yesterday mTning, however, tic
dead body D Mathews was fund, nj tho
place stated. u ball having en ried his head,
Just back ol The rar, aud causing instant
death Ba dWn, the sippos'e nnrJercr,
who is alsu SAID 10 le u br"hef n.lsw oi
Mmhsns, rein ned II the hotel, took pos
srssIon Of all tho bagsagr, and LEFT the
s.nr night IN The tasr iur Jeili rstn Cry.
There Is Icasnu 10 suppose that Mathews
had II large anounI "i money with hun -
lie was drescd in While Macknaw
blanket coat and wore walnut died punia.
lnons, and WAS, apparrn'y, b,tNeen thir.
!, Live and lrry years Of aye, and had da k
hair.
Cap. Mncdonongb, and ore o. ,wn ol tho
Police Officers, have started in pnrsui, Of
the murderer, and they will most likely
oyeriake him.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

COMMERCIAL M.RsuAu OF TnE uSIfub STATES
From the n. Y. Herald we lrafn that The ~.
sreglie amount Of entrances aud elssfaners are
neatly tHmiii1as IF tols. bsias not far rlioa
Of the whaie If the tonnage Of ihe Dflish tomin.
ion. IN Earapr, Asa and America. of this
amannt. iwo.tiiifds ate American tonnage. aud
onr.thtfd foreign The asgrgaie amaunt of mrn.
or seanrn, required 10 navigate such iennags. Is
over car hundred aud sxiy thousand. aud Of
this humber. We may fsekon, probably. oas hBH.
irei ftauiaad AmetieaH stamfa; aud il We add
to tls number an estimate Of the .itambostmen
employed on the Western wattfs. tile anannt viii
rraeh one hundred aad siIty tioaiaaa--sp that
va have an aggregate of 100000 men in the
United States, accustomed to sailing or 10 steam
yrssels
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

6eprY's L.pYl, BOOK The February number
Of thsspeadid magazine, has already made iis sp.
p<afanes On cur table. The eenlsnls, as usual.
ere highly interesting. There are IN this number,
eighteen engtayngs IN slli -four Of which. are on
sissl, The laiIss' work department aone, Is
worth mofe than the subscription price. The La.
dy's Book, and Lady's Doilaf.kswspaper. Is fur.
nishsd one year for 50. Two copies Of the La.
ds's Deck for ssi 5eopis for $40. Addfer. L.
A 6odsy. ll3. ohssnut street. Philadsphis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

Mr.. WEBSTER Asp sIAssaY.-la an ar.
gamrni before thu Supreme Court Of the
United Sstrs, Mr.. Webster incidentally
alluded 10 the question oil siavery-n anes.
lion mnd' Prominent by he eouns on The
opposite SIDE. In tho course Of his re.
mafkst Mr.. Webster said, iii was u paeu.
lar institution, the existence Of which was
recognized by the constitution of The United
slales. fhefe ii WIS paetd by the Tram.
efs of lis esslrnee, anl In did unl wish
Ia diaialh il, nor shnuld he lin bis inser lp
do SO. Ii belonged not 10 hun hui 10 those
alone, @ha had power over il. u
We should nlef from these remarks. thai
Mr.. Webster is not tainted with lhe Abul
ilanism with which he la. l.een charged,
but rather, that he lnnks npon the existence
Of slavery "a siale lighi, recognized by
the constitution oi the Union, and over
which, ne power, but the people in tic
States in which II elisl.. eau exercise any
authority.
We hase always believed that esta Il
the Hilmol plosisn should be adaprd by
Congressman eseni mi likel, Ia happen
il wuull hayr nn effect upun ihe existence
oil slasei, IN any Territory herraile, 10 lie
admitted mo the unnn. unl, sa flf rs The
aet Of admission i;self could eiitcl II. An,
Stale of the unipn. whether admitted as a
free Stale or not. could. should majolilt pi
the citizens llrfeol sec ean,e 50 IN d., ~ a /.
ter aud amsnd ihrif constitution, rs 10 lp
ga'ize the existence of slavery within their
borders. or abolish il, Il il dsea sl.si, and
Congress, under tho constitution. woad
hase IN ghIie interfere. The same. OF lnt
territory seeking To he admitted into III
union as Suite. II, upon application ior
adm salon, Genslets should leIll,e 10 adm,
her whh s.asrfy, sanld she nal play lu i.e
admitted Without Il, aud alief becoming an
independent Stale. incorporate slavery IT,.
to her constitution. We eeftliny think
she ~eu.d have the iish. Ia do 81. aud II
50. tue Wilmol pfosi.o. In The rnd. w1ai
amount In just e,as'i, noiains. We looa
upon the Piusiso rs patty aosemfnl Al
aug raie. aud one ia which more inpof-
lance has been attached. than eiller il OF
lis author is entitled To. However much,
aoilhrm fanatics may fanl an4 fasu upnn
this question. NO ihns there is loo much
lose Of eounin--too much intelligence
among the American people, Ia admit tue
.po.slbiIii. Of their disturbing the quiet and
onward course ol this glorious Union.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Cry OF MrxIcn. .Lnn. L. 1918.

CRY OF MExleo. ian, ID, 1913.
On Monday last thu eonmander,i1.ehief was
informed OF u movement designed here 10 attack
the qnafiffs Of the eilierfs ol the army. and, II
possible % ihke them pfls0nefs OF kill lhtm, The
plan was, thai The Repu allon, or So much Of II
sund hr lnduee,l ta take part IN the conspiracy,
should rsf, and, assisted by body of rueIi'las
which were Ia enter the city at eefain hour,
make the attack During The day the eomman.
der nte1elintofmrd all the chief officers o. ihr In.
tended aitaek designated living points fur the
diifrfrhi ifgmenls, and made every disposition
neefsaafy In delfat the msnffeeion Al night
seaEeels Mesiean was 10 he seen IN The slfeels--
showing thai TIL whole population hnd knoe.
edge efwhat was 10 be attempted The pfrean.
lion adnpirt, II is ssuppnsrd, prevented M attempt
torsreair the plan The PR jsetafs of the insllf.
fret were either blind Ia the siieis of lhef Plan.
OF lotssffnl thsm, nusl have hean atl.ilv rrekrss
aslo The Consequences which Nould rfsnt 10 thin
uwn epaifynnlt; I II ihr allsnpi hai hrrn
Inade, there is not officer IA the army, nj rk.
erpling the eaminandrf.in. chief himself. WIN
could have RESTRAINED the troops from sarkns the
eiiy. During the night. l.ltut BAKER slhs ath In.
diahh Irgimehl commanding tie ralt,le. umr IN
sglll Of iva eatts nfaf the fiifka de- iutrp IN the
snaih fastffli pah Of ihr eiis ore of which enn.
laining unr hundred alahd nl sims. he atptnfrd.
the Other he was nnaha 10 come up with hfGiFe il
vas placed in cpneralinrni. NhrIhrf ten. SeoiI
haslhe nlmrs ol The pitlirs WIN originated the pot
OF not, do moi knaei but il Is pretty well nn.tf.
stond that the ehiei eonsntalafs arr amnns the
sold.efs eilhe Mexican army. Win assuntrd eli.
iftns drs.s whsa nuf 4. nv rhieIrd the city, aud
have fslnaiaed here sineH, fea days may reveal
mnfs IN f.lalinn Ia the maitff
Yum VIII. prfiiap,. learn bef n this feanIts yal.
ef similar attempt at Pnslla, wliirh the prahpi
indr aud determination af ca. chil,i- nippr in ilr
bud Ene,srd, YOU vii find Col. Chlii. pfoea
ml,lon IN the Spanish.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

dnel. We learn from the Louisville Courier.
between Leni. Hansen and Mf. Duke tboth Of
rayette county, ky,l came Oft on The morning
Of the l4,h ult in Indiana, opposite cOvinrton,
Ky. The parties fired four shots zach, aud al the
last fire Mr. puke's ball took efee, in Lieut.
BansOn's leg--ss shatiering the bOns that h would
be necessary to pmpuiate The leg Both gentle.
men served IN Mexico. A lady vas the cause Of
The dilfieullY
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

NORM CARoLINA Vino CONVENTION.
--luesday, the 22d February, is tho day
fied. upon for holding n Wbig convention
in Raleigh nr The purpose Of nominating
a candidate lor Governor, 10 DO voted for
al tho election, in August, ne1I ,.,
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

QSr The Senate of the United States,
without opposition, ba. passed u resolution.
rcadniltIng the editors Of the Union" Ia
a sea, within the bar # the Senate. We
hope Mr.. Richie feels better, anil brcatLcs
flcer nav.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

G1x. sccrrss NExr MOVEMENT The wash.
insion Union says II ia believed that General
seoll va, g. tue last advices about 10 dFfpaich
two columns to the mining districts, 10 occupy
two Of the richest mines within reach Of ihs ciiy
Ito be supported by a common column"
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

RAISING THE MINp.-The prolific brain
Of the Secretary ol ,he Treasury, has sue
gesied a plan ior raising what funds he
wants, by an issue Of Treasury notes, IN
sums Of not lers Than so, bearing interest,
and an issue Of notes VI no, less Than $40.
not bearing interest.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

or Tic following, which We gather ifam
tho Della and fithyune. /. as full list Of
the passengers losl On tho Yalabusha, as
we have seen: Mrs. Jane Chamberlin aud
child. Mr.. Niehnll and child, Niles ffan
ees johnson; Mrs. Bernard and Two chill
,lten; Rev. Mr.. Page and his Two children
a son Of Judge Mills; two children Of NJ.
Alexander. and three children and one
grand.chld ai Mr.. johnson.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

Mail RosurRy, The mail between Jackson
and hatcher, Mrs, wis robbed recently. The
bag containing the Letters was rilrd, shi The let.
ters carried off The robbers il Is supposed, found
il dull business, as but little money 10 carried in
the mail between these two places, owing 10 the
greater facilities afforded by private conveyance.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
WASHINGTON. Jan 4, l0 7. NJ
SENATE.

Al 10 o'clock, the Vice President eatd the SEN
ale TO ofdft ffa,ef by the Rev Mr., slieer
MIR BHdhnry presented the credentials of Mr..
Monfe, Mha was sworn in,
Mr., Mangum oileftd resolution calling upon
the President 10 give 10 the Senalr Gen. Seoll's
plans fur thr inthrr prosecution Of the war. which
was discussed
The Ten regiment bill was ealledpp
Mr.. haiet spake; he sad that he deprecated any
inerease Of Exeeulisr patronage. lie thought TINT
Mescn had causr for complaint f1r tie ietins de.
niaiifrd al her IN forming irraiy.
Mf Hadgsf has the luof on TIM larsiion fer 10.
maffuR
The snnaie then wrnl into Executive ,r,sian
and afi,nrutd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr., Daid utftd a resaluiian that The dsbalr an
the Southern mil hi | ennejuded at ] T. II
Nf slfphrn. ainenilnrnt lat psptning the
SUI pei ll nsn Mandls pnsatd
NJ. 6tddnss riltfsl resolutions nslaneins ihs
silrs nj nratu at N asi.inean Tt. aud ,issffl
tie sulisei Ia b. fafsftri II sslrel enmnlire z
the fnlasr ui ihqliiat inia tie tanfdisnef II
al,plishina slavery IN tlir Dsltfi of Gunihia. af
tn tloVr he esptai tn irfe slalrs 6trat ft.
ellfmfat aud much DISORDER fpi.asi thfau.h .haui lie
llau.r
Mr. tintulsun mossd 10 lay the sahlrrt en- the
,ahr, aud called fef the sras and na,s, whuh
were Iai-seas 81 nays es-and tie resolutions
laY mn The table
The llnuse lhtn adjourned
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

u. S. ssSsroR.-Thc G'vsfnor Of Msins has
appointed the lion wymln D s. Moor Of Ban.
eer. to fl the vacancy In tue Senate eeea,iOnsd
BY the death OF Mr. Fairfield. Mr " has been
the attorney general Of Maine, and will serve only
until the meeting Of the Leg ssla,urs when another
Senator will be elected.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

Az "Exrn' DmbESp.-i'r Albany Argus
says, that tie director. u the Bank of Auburn,
presented, as New Year gIf, To lh- stockholders
of lhu, institution, an extra dividend Of ono hun.
dr,d thousand dollars. or fly pr cent. on the
capital stock Of the bank Sacl an instance OF
success in the management Of bank is almost
without parallel
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

p The following new Po,i.officcs have
been established in this State:
Al WirrsnURo, 81. Francis county, Eb'
enezer Sloenm, 7. NJ.
SEMINARY, ouaehiIa county; Allen Nj.
Scott. 2. NJ.
QurMAN, Van Durcn county, Jeno
Win, L. NJ.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

OF man VIII" was hung lately in n
neiahhoriag State for H'rg'ary and lnur.
der. confessed undrr the gallows, rs we
read, that his carer Il crime began by
stopping a nerspapfr rithom paying for H.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

CANADA Etrerioss-The New York Herald
ha. dates irom Montreal, Canada. ss late as The
18th uli, The elections in every ward in the city
had been held. and the liberals were successful
Ia every enc by large maiofiiies. A formidable
riot had bfeken cut, aud the mob had possession
CT the city for tao days There appears 10 be
another tssol, brewing IN that quarter.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

LOUISIANA sESAToR.-Mr Sonlr tdsm) Of Nsw
Orleans has been elected. by the legislature Of
Louisiana, U. s. Senator for The constitutional
term Of siz years. The wings have small ma.
joiiy on joi4, ballot. aud could have sssied II
whig Senator, had II not been for some three or
four pretended wbig members, who during The
canvass, pledged themselves to support demo
ere, y, that shss
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

The New York Legislature has passed rssO.
laton, by a vote Of lOs to .. TO the effect iha,
coagrts. ought 10 leg,slAto to prevent the intro.
ducIIOn Of slavery into any territory 10 bs acquired
by the United States
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

The FREMONT CouRT MARITAL reminds
US Of the farce entitled "Mucb ado about
nothing" !, has already cost the Gov.
eminent upwards Of ffy thousand dollars
and will, probably, reach double lha, sum
before il is concluded, and will result in
nothing in the end.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

TnE REv. ions N. MArrIr. n the
Methodist Il. Church ia in Little Rock
where hc pnfpp'es delivering a series ol
lectures, IN the Mexican war. aud other
Interesting suhlerls.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

TaE NEw LoAs.-The Philudslphia Enquirer
says that the Cashiers Of several Of The Banks Of
New YOrb and Phladelphs, have been invited to
Washington The object no doubt Is 10 confer o,
TO the best means Of raising new loan for Gov.
tmment.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

uTI3sii bales Of cotton arrived At the port Of
New Orleans on the os,h ult, Of which 1850
arrived on The steamer Missouri from Memphis
quite a large load, In addition 10 the cotton. the
Missouri had on board 100 barrels "f pork. $50
sacks Of corn, aud about twenty ton, Of other
freight.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

The Senate Of Pennsylvania has adopted rt.o.
lu,ions authorizing the Governor to have prepared
two swords, 10 be presented 10 Generals Cad.
waadef and Patterson, AZ d testimony oi respect
for their services 10 Mexico.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION. The steamer
Blue Ridge, ffom the kanawbn river, bound for
Cincinnati, burst her boilers on the 9th ult near
Galpoiis, killing about twenty persons
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

been elected Presidential cannot positively learn
which, but | am inclined 10 bclies. the former.-
lie has DECLARED thai he will pursue the policy Of
Aunya, who ssupposei 10 be favorable Ia peace.
The letter which brings this news ia dated the Bib
inst, aud any the Cabinet has BEEN recognized
by the appointment ai ST Roaus as Minister OF fo-.
esn lteslon- aud temporary Strfrefy OF lhe
Treasury, itYa salaelo as Munster of Justice aud
Pedro Mata Auaya as Secretary Of Nur.
Yuurs, ps
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
aIr.Ie.Iln.l1.ls

HFNIN5f IlI H. TT
Yesterday Cal. Hays aud some If his men had
ha INV tn fadte iafauia, at piaer ealied San
Jian, sanir lwrnty or tftg milss fram ll.fe At.
tlinl III tlir garffas far strt eed tlr frn rs. ihsy
did mol wait fur mefr Than the iif.t ahaft. ha, I'D
IN great ennlnsian lufauia was ", II Ia fa iram
his lsHs. With ihrtih.t with iiis laner aud elnak
.rll ihtu the hanns af eol. ilays lis .adar Va.
baols; fen which 1t is inferred that the reverend
sebanifel was killed. &C.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

SLIDING ScsLe roa SwrAEfso The statute
law Of New England has made prof,nr swearing
u tnrab'r o1rhor. 10 the anuunt 4 onr shilling
or the poor, two shllngs for the second class, aud
hive shlllngs for gtaiiemsn'
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

OF 4 Veterinary Surgeon. in LonIon.
recently performed m operation IN a horst
while under the Influence of CblnfoGirm
rhe animal never moved, nr show ed any
SYMPTOMS "i pain, while the operation
was in prrgrrs..
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

W The remains of Col. Butler and 1T.
Col. Dickinson, nf the Palmetto regiment,
have arrived a, Columbus. s. e.. where
ibs funeral ohsegaies would take place.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

or John Jacob A,,or, considered The
riches. man IN tho United States, 10 saidio
es dangerausiy u. ils is now eo ysss Of
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
Wednesday, Frbra Try 0, 1918.

aron thanks ate due tho Hon. Edward etos.
for late New Orleans napsfs
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

LsNp sAtfs.-'fhe sales ol land in the
Rcd River land district. commence ri this
plaee, on Monday. nesl.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

OrR Amy ~ MRyrco. --Nr. Cnss, in
the course fiji. sprrrh ia the 4. \. Srn.
a'r in Inr"r Fl ne ten regiment hill. poin'cd
IN triumph In lhr lrurLir. wr bad won
IL The var with Mrtirn. aud prninrrd n ,n
'leiy ii in''l"s =" shaw what vp bat done
nni prove h. position that nthinn wnulI
''"lhl'r" more Il" impress upin he prnpr
u l"N'rn llir nnrr ,si'y uf u l,arr ,hnn iLr
pnnmiinan" Determination 81 he Congress
ihr United ) ate. ~ llc \ nh I, p,r
i"hb III" wh"lr sl,rug'h l. ni thr ration ri,l IL
IS obain"d. One # ibr.o tables pr parrd
nj The Adjulani Generals o1irr, gi,rs tie
l"ss IN hath snlns. 50 frns knouu. /. ir.
s'ns with the lnss under I'hurn'nn's sdrinch
m"ii, emhrac"s All Tailrr's lntllrs and
all III" battles IN The valIry aud ,air"s up
10 The engagement at Aiisco. This battle
shows
Anrriran knnwn loss li.O7f
Mriirnn l"s---bm n "unhnnwnr /. m,,k
ri oppnsilr unp half lhr nrrsl iinpnliani
battles II il probably twire as large | 4. SIG
Annlrr table givrs Tho entire s'rrhn IA
of eur present aiIUy in Nrsiro inrluihg
regulars aud volunteers, The summing up
Of which /.
T"'al land lore" nav employed 10 the
prnsrcnion of tho war.
Regulars flt00
Volunteers. 22O27
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

os- Tho February Term Of tho Hemp.
sleai Circuit Guuii will commence On
Monilaf, next.
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09

I'm boarding oni, rs tbs losfer said when be
,o,led op for ,bs night on pile Of Iu.sborrq
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-09
WAsttsafas. Jan 10. n NJ.
SENATE

Al i1e'elack. The Wee rrrs.lsnl eallrd the Sen.
ate 10 afirr l'fayrf hY Rfr NJ slietf
sandfy n.tiians aud mttnofial, Wrfc presented
aud frf RED
Mf RadPef anp d the nassigr oflhs Ten Re-.
Fimeni u II with entry and fpift.
Mf faaif dtieHdsd the Bill earnestly. aud con.
ifnird that 1t anghi ia piss- H. tfpled 10 the
ntlreians whifi lad bssn urged against ii. ~nh
force and animation
ssnsls. on moi On adjourned bsfote Nj Fools
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