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Ii gives pleasure to publish the following letters
which omitted in the hurry of the campaign. With
what grace does Gen Scott presentto the Military Acad
envy of West Point the trophies which had been won b,
his gaantry and skill and those OF his officers and men
both regulars and volunteers and with what alacrty does
he repair the unnlenona injustice which he may have
done in case to the accomplished navy as soon as
sponted out by Commodore Perry In presenting these
opaa spolia to the Military Academy of West Point he
pays no more than an appropriate honor an institution
which has contributed largely 10 win these brilliant
victories
SIR offer, through you, the United States Military
academy sections Of seven hag-s'as taken by the gallant
meneed at Vera Cruz and terminated in the capital Of
ne sntyenehed camp Of Conroas the convent of Chubuco
me bridge head Of Churbsco and the citadel of Derico
were divided into small individual trophies by
and men, before my wishes on the subject had become
Ofcourse all captured Tags colors, &c, were as ma
onal trophies, sent TO Washington.
The following inscriptions have been placed on the
spective objects;
l. "Par of the flagstaff of the Castle of San Juan de
Coa Vera Cruz taken by the American army March 49,
z Part of the flag staff of Fort San ago Vera Cruz,
taken by amy March rs Vera
Part Of the a ,; =, S cefo Gordo' taken by the
Part OF the flagstaff OF the Castle of Perote, taken
by the American army, April %, 1871"
o. Part OF the flagstaff of the Castle of Chapultepec,
taken by the American army, September h. 1917"
Part OF the flag staff Of the National Palace of Mexi-
co, taken by the American army, September H. 1917"
AZ the loot OF each inscription, this line is added:
The plates land caps-a brassl made of the mountngs
of captured muskets.'
1t be worth stating that the caps and plates were
made IN the citadel OF Mexico, by the mechanics of
own army.
As, under Providence, it mainly 10 the Military
Academy that the United States became indebted those
brilliant achievements and other memorable victories
have lively pleasure in rendering the trophies,
(semi nationa to the mother of piished
soldiers and patriots If acceptable, please give such
place OF depose in the academy you may deem appo-
pirate.
With high respect and esteem, remain yours faithfully,
WINFIELD SCOTT
Capt. HENRY BREwERToN
Superintendent U. S. Military Academy.
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1912 GIG 1,l24 1850
The gain for Taylor in these counties is 572. Mr.
Folks majority in the State $3.50. There are So
counties in the State
Louisiana and Florida.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 15--6 D. m.
The latest intelligence received here from Louisiana
and Florida indicates that these States have gone for
Taylor His majority in Louisiana, the returns Indicate
will fall but little short of 5000.
Florida has gone for Taylor by largely increased
jorty the recent gubernatorial vote.
Connecticut.
The following is the complete vote of Connecticut:
Taylor. Cass Van Buren,.
29,9so 2e,596 5,o93
TAYLOR over Cass 1884
Taylor less than Cass and Van Buren, 1903
Total vote in 1913 $1,000
Total vote in 1874 64,6l6
Decrease 2,947
Returns of the presidential vote in TIA towns show the
following result
Taylor 1921
Cass 7,14S
Van Buren, 1924
Taylors majority over everything 1879
Plurality over Van Buren, s,s27
Plurality over Cass 12,l03
Full returns from Rhode Island show the following
suit:
Taylor. Cas- Van Buren,
e,6s9 5000 7O5
Taylor over Cas- and Van Buren, a,ss4
Total vote in 164S 10,994
Total vote in ls44 12,194
Decrease |; 1900
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Wing gains
Democratic gains

Nett wing gain 1882
Fourteen counties remain yet to hear from, viz Bar
bour, Boone,' Braxton Doddridge,' Glmer' Jackson,
Lee, Mason, Morgan, Nicholas, Putnam Randolph,
Tyler, Wetze' THOSE with an asterisk (') are new
countes]
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TREAT bargains In New Goods-The subscriber. are

GREAT Bargains In New Goods.-The subscriber. are
~ receiving from auction large lot of very desira
bic goods among which
80 pieces rich plain changeable silk, in every shade
10 do extra fine French merinos do
do do cOlored hannels, for ladies' sacks
do extra rich black gro de rhne for visites
do do yard-wide colorcd silk veIvets for do
40 DO black silk velvet, very cheap
IL do do high-colored mousseiines dc laine
10 do do mantilla fringes
$50 do narrow colored velvet ribands
30 do new-syle plaid long shawls
IL do very rich real Cashmere shawls
carton rich black lace capes
do standing collars
100 do linen cambria and clear lawn handkerchiefs
Together with full and complete OF every ar
Gle in line, which will be offered a shade lower than
the same goods can be had in the District.
Nov. 7-2wf P. H. HooE & CO.
CUPERIOR family groceries.-The subscriber an
- his friends and the public that he has in
assortment excelled either in variety quality
economy of price in this city. | name in part
Extra fine and common green and black reas
Extra loaf crushed, powdered Porto Rico and New Or
leans sugar
Porto Rico and Stewards golden strip
Dried and green fruits
Fat new mackerel and other fish
A full assortment of -four, including buckwheat
Fresh roll butter Virginia, and New York dairy chez ,e
French chocolate, Bakers No chocolate and broma
invaluable for invalids
Rice, -four &c.
Fresh and corned of all kinds and vegetables con-
stanly kept.
Purchasers invited at nv store corner of 18th
and Streets opposite Mrs Madisons References to many
of the first families in the city Goods delivered free Of
extra charge. Y. M. p. KING
N0g l5-eo3t
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U s. MILITARY ACADEMY,
West Point, N. y, Sept. II, 1873

GENERAL; have had the honor receive your commu-
nicaton OF this date with the interesting memorials the
brilliant achievements Of in Mexico, which YOU
have been pleased to present to the Military Academy
OF your appreciation OF the of her
in the memorable conflicts between Vera Cruz and the CITY
of Mexico.
In accepting, in behalf of the institution these precious
trophies of the valor and skin of our gallant little army
may be permitted to advert 70 the many evidences have
given OF paernal and interest in alma Mater.
Corresponding feelings of affection and gratitude been
awakened on our part which has been pride
evince Your recent glorious pagn in Mexico has but
served to confirm admiration and respect, and to
strengthen the regard cherished towards you by the
bers of this institution. f<Ues indebted you for
the opportunities afforded them of proving they not
unworthy recipients of the military education bestowed by
their country.
These trophies will be placed temporarily in some room
where they be conveniently viewed by visitors
Point AT some future day hope to have gallery ap
propriaed to and worthy receive these other
rational trophies which may be inIrused to
With sentiments of high respect and esteem, remain,
General, your most obedlent servant,
HEN. BREWERTON,
Capt. Corps of Eng, and Sup. Mil Academy.
Maj Gen. WINFIELD ScoTT, West Point, N. Y
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I,SI2 I,I24 900
The gain for Taylor in these counties is 1,572. Mr.
Folks majority in the State $3.50. There are SO
counties in the State.
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to Nov 32O5ls 1878 479,5OI 2,9ls, 454 l6a,76i
DO to do IL 369346 N,l97 62l, l54 3,3248iI 2l,253

For week 1882 s,4I9 l4l,65s 1887 46,4s9
This makes value, with the cotton of 49, O0s, 900,
and of S740 900 for the four articles of breadsu Eng
land alone and this produce continues 20 forward in
such quantities keep tho supply of bills good in the
market The export value of very low in price,
but by of the large quantities going forward the
gregate value is much depressed The quotations
day, and for tho day last year, follow Mo-
bile and New Orleans;
Ord. to good Mid. to good Mid. fair Fully fair
ordinary. mddling to fair. to gid rr
I Is.s MssI Hssssf siassI sissst
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Rhode Island.
Full returns from Rhode Island show the following re
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From YuoArAS.-By the sisalena, Capt Cele-
rain arrived last evening from Csmpeachy, we have
received papers from that city to the 2d ut for which
ga From FL Bo de Ia Pafra Of tine 2Ist learn that
on the sh 9th 10Th and th the whites bad gained NJ
merous advantages over the Indians in the neignoor-
hood OF Cenotillo In consequence Of the commence
inspired by these successes, many families had return
ed 70 their homes in the interior preferng ~
Hyo" TO perish by the hands Of the savsges to suner
ing the bitterness Of exile"
On the 18th the frgete arrived 9. Campeachy
from Vera Cruz bringing large amount OF arms and
ammunition The RePublicano was expected ia 'e"
days. with 81 1000.
When the Sisalena left, there was rumor p,e'acnl
encounter with the Indians about fourteen leagues
from the city and that the whites were victorious out
were ultimately compelled TO retire Tor want OF pro-
visions The Sisacna brings s1uOO 10 bullion
IN o. Crescent
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10 tie Hssngien wofshouse England July aged = years
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FRoN VESEzuELA.-By the arrival OF the brig
Abraham, from Curacao. we learn that Gen. Monagas
had arrived In that town. where he met very cool re-
cepuon by the people On his way he had liberated all
prisoners, and II was rumored that he was about to
grant general amnesty, which was looked upon as
sign Of weakness. Csrcsnia OF Monagss' minis
ters, on his way from England without having
procured the required loan which was TO have been
22ODOOO. Psozs feet bad been cruising of Curacos
for week taking in water and provisions &c.
II amounts in all 20 schooners and one bark
This feet had captured Of the government vessels
put prize master board. and her into Curacao
They had also fred into another government vessel
which was nun ashore in order 10 save the crew The
General expected in Curacao shortly. being detsin
ed At ST. Thomas by sickness. Paez's feet are al
lowed 10 enter the port Of Curacao Tut remain the
bee side at an island called Little Curacao, where they
provision etc
The City Of MArsesibo had bsea retakep BY the gov
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The payments 10 the State Bank and the Mechanics
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

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UIBRRNIAB. B. SOCIETY.

~ The Members of No. ), Of the above Society
are requested Montgomery Hall. - Pnnce-st on
Monday evening" l4h inst al o'clock precisely, for the
purpose Of irbutng 10 the cause OF ireland IN the
struggle for Independence they also requested TO in
signed JOHN STYLES, Pres't
MALACHI RYAN Sec aul2 2tis-
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UIHFRNIA II. IL. SOCIETY.

~ The Members OF NO. o, Of ne above society
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afford in behalf OF Ireland who j. now engaged IN sug
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
EXCURSIONS.
ANIMAL PIC NC OF THE EUREKA ASSOCIATIONS
IT, THE MEMBERS OF THIS ASSO

ANIMAL PIC NC OF THE EUREKA ASSOCIATION
nssS THE MEMBERS OF THIS AsSO-
3sxssjSCIATIoN belonging to Eureka Lodge, ~,
their friends. informed that the
rsnxemers for this excursion have been competed the day
decided "wednesday the l6th OF August and the ocs.
ion Bddle's Grove, opposite Perth Amboy. The splendid
steamer NORTH AMERICA has been chartered, and Din
ges Brsss Band engaged the Committee have len nothing
uDdone which would add the pleasure Of those wbo
mite with US The price Of tickets has been fixed fos
The excurs0n children IL years halfpnee II II -
-ena that members and their friends should procure he
tickets the number has been limited, and no per
viii be admitted board the boat without The,
can Do procured of the Comnitiee, Wm. Smith, yr ~
Hldsonst James Eng ish, 8s Greenwich-st n White
hesd, Of Elm and Canal Sta Samuel Benedict
~ Csmine-st George starr, 65 Groye-st Asa buman
96 Wayeryplsce; A p. Silva, 70 Pkest John Weecen
p Norfok-s James l.. Miller Gs8 Creenwirh-st Ths
boat will leave ths foot Of Hamm midst at A. NJ; Canal
St 81 Grsnd.st 81 pier No. N r.. "a M-snd reiun
10 the city att p NJ. sul2 sus