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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
rhr Rncon.rrnelisn Of Ea.lcrn EarOpe.
FARTHER ADyICEs.

Amidst tn general convulsion snd recon ''r'--
ton of Europe. 10 is impossible Tat o. .1-ns
should pc fully chr0nic.ed in the ior--a-s OF he
dsv. TIE LAST three moaths have been more ir'llt-
I'D of rrea. events 10 Europe than ihe preceding
-sat, years. while tie studied efforts OF despoi''
g.. tie inevitable Interruptions oi mails. g..
have tended 20 keep rs very much u tne dark
with respect especialyt 70 the uQaeavinss OF ihe
nations composing tue Austrian Empire The
blowing TRANSACTIONS from our Clutineuta. a-v-cas
bv the Washington possess deep interest
PAuI. May - ISIS
Letters from good authority affirm thst Hungary e
busy contracting az OBJ an-e WITH Poland iaey are com
nenrns .he affair 5y forming ln alliance win Da-il-A
fo-.r-s .o, pe.th announce tbs- the nsurrecloa oil.
tereassn. against Che mobiles. Oh 1urrecto ioue'cd
tv tie Emperor Of Aa-u.a. taai worthy rival oi me
Knz of Naples has broken out In many pAIi' o.
Trsusy.raL.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

FROM PERNANBUC0.-Captaiu Pelcock, of the
bark Navarro, arrived AZ Philadelphia yesterday, re-
porte tit on ne night previous % his leaving lersm
nlcu IS TIE Circus Company (Which iei this CRY
time since in The bark imogcue for Naparai,o) were
performing % large and very respectable audience
rae tent assacd BY turbulent party Who were not
consent with throwing stones and other heavy missiles
3s rcsortea 20 nrns 'hc teat by throwing rockets and
chascrs, several Of Which struck The canvas which did
not ignite, from the fact OF IL being from heavy
shower 81 rain The police mmcdiliev sailed forth
and chased the assisnts 20 their haanf which vs-e
convenient and sheltered them from arrest Hal The
ROOT OF the tent taken Ere the loss of Lie would have
been drcadfal ss the enclosure whore the tent was
pitched contained over 1000 persons and $50 horses and
was surrounded by a wal IS feet 10 hight The Com
pany were dong on cScc.on. business.
FROM ST. Ta0uAs-Copt. Barnes OF the BRIG
Ann smith which arr, ed heIcyes,srlay morning from
81 Thomos says is reported hciure be e.t here
tlst t'e negroes Ia Guayema T. Z had rscn, and That
"a number ol persons hsi been killed.
SHAMgFULLY BRUTAL.-The young woman who
tsrred and leatheTei and beaten by lot o. rusus
Ia the town OF Neu.a, OHIO, has been found ID the
wo0is lew miles from town dead. Nothing has
bcea aoga % ihe lardercss tie ~ Asa 70 .slts
vas p9oF aaS dssslssl "a ase.l .sass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

M0RE INDIAN lNstHRE. rio>>- span ln
.rlF.-Ths schooner JOHN Bcl Capt. Mci au-lln. ar
rived la-t evening from Ilspin. which she eit 90 --i
june We are paced under great ool-ailon- to ,api.
Mclaughlin Tor important Information o, me state oi
affair. p. Tu-nan A. the time ot the ealing az ta'
John R.u there was The greatest panic Hai aAini
am0n- thc people on account of PIE tnrc ttAcd aI
of the Indians no he'd surrounded t-e place n greet
numbers. estimated ty some AS high as -."I ll,N
were but twelve leagues ilom IN-pau ana ere -,ii
lr advancing upon b. 40 Itm.l-la tt' Indians 81 d
several whites end were about t' eNecito others lA
u.1r. of lu.rau under arms. and un.tai patrol
p. k.utup. 4 command oi a0rse was scnt OBJ resc..
tHe ur es who bad bean captured uy tle llihu, anl
c0nl .ml.d .0 le executed. lle war 81, amer N-H'i
fur near Iu-nar. SONG company oI i.iI.N,s al.l
-.1a -n.nurf. FL. I I'd l 'nr DEFENCE Oi me town
Ono oil our armed -clo.ur-s was mo0-ai af tle o-.l-'
ready t0 OMEN ere upon the Indians. as soon s- theY
appeared There were 900 other American vessels Hi
Tuspau when Capt Mclaughlin III. y % Delta. i'm.
AWFUL TRAGEDT.-Ne learn from the Hacers
town Md Nvs thar on Friday morning man named
Alex Rednsn. residing couple o' miles distant rom
that place ab0ru- under depression of spirits hr-i
murdered bis child. boy about three years oI age ny
cutting bis bead almost cnt rely OF. and after Wafi
committed suicide hy cutting his own throat tie TOOK
bin t0 ue-hooring thcsgt Joy the commission on tae
deed uei1hb0r passing soon afer. Dee lal-el Lihi
and informed him that he bad just killed bis SON Nien
4-ked his reason for doing be- replied that ne leA ca
made way with him. and intended alio 20 make way
with himself tie tlen went into the house, dtNefilt
Us took down the looking glass and cut bis own throat
Redman had formerly been an lniempra,a man. 1ai
not for year OF two past
FROM THE BRAzos.-The T. $. steamship IcIe
graph. Capt Fo.-cr arrived yesterday morning IN -
hours from Brszo- Everything was quiet n me re
.on Of the Rio Grarde when The Telegraph leit Tee
Brazos and the papers before us contain not single
item OF news. Toe celebrated m'lrobber Charles In
reman wa, brought zap in irons the telegraph. and
delivered over by Capt Folger 20 the L. :. Marshal of
this district ~ y. Delta
- TIE remains OF Hon. CHESTER ASHLEY.
late senator from Arxansas in charge of Mr. Isaac Iol
land Assistant Doorkeeper Of the United states senate
reached Little Rock Ark. The Cotton Plant ON Sat
urdav morning 27th ult Shortly after their arriya
they were delivered the Committee appointed by tl'
CITY authorities TO receive them, and, after religion
cefcmones the corpse was followed by the family anC
friends and a large concourse OF cuzens, 90 Noun
Holly Cemetery, where it was deposited DO the tani'
burial ground. Max intel
- The annual commencement OF the Jnver
.ty of North Carolina was held a-t week. among th
exercises was @ eu.ogy cn the Hon j. O. ADAMS 9
SamL Phillips ESQ before the Historical. society M'
Adams was the only honorary member OF the Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

SUMNER Fo0D FOR lSFASTs.-Docdedly he best iooi
for infants particularly II troubled with bowel complains
10 HEcEEE's Fauna Palsisble ne vel as nutritious. FER
superior TO srrowroot aso sc. its peculiarly adsPedM
the infant at weaving. 10 be had al all the drug sOres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

~ CLAY or TAYLOR would express asioni-hmcnih
they 10 witness the awful sacrifice which KlwEut
WnlELEa, IT n Cafhanne-st are daily making Ia yfs1'
and Manria. U6W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

= The CRIcXET for Greenwood Cemetery
and Fort Hamilton leaves from the foot Of Cor:.ands
See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTkR CONvESTION.-Ihis Convention Will
hold meeting at the Common Counc. room TIL.
evening
ATTEMPTED SUIClDE.--Terance DOugherty,
who Is confined IN the Kings County Jail q charge
Of attempting Kill his wife by shooting al her with
pistol attempted 70 commit suicide yesterday morning
by cutting bic arm with piece OF glass which he OBJ
tanned Boy breaking light our Of the window There
wa. man confined n the cell with him. who wax.
ing IN tie morning found Dougnerty lying On the door
velterng 10 biz blood and in insensiLe condition.
lie Immediately alarmed the keeper OF the cells, who
had him properly attended TO- and he Will probably
cover Dougherty was 20 have been tried yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

CouRr OF SEssIOys-Ncholas Waller and JOB
Hood convicted Of assault aud battery, were sen
fenced % pay fue Of S5-.-. John Brown, also con
gc-ed % On assault and battery sentenced % pay
a fine of sl0.--.James McElhJne was then placed a.
the bar for trial Indictment charging him with
having caused toe death Of John Riley on the 10th Of
last March ~ row in the Seventh Ward by striking
him with the handle Of pckaz, thereby INJECTING a
severe wound upon the front u ns head the left
temple which ultimately caused his death. Drs. At.
water and Weeks testified that they had made post
norton examination upon the body Of the deceased,
and considered that the wounds inflicted were the
cause of bic death number Of other Witnesses tes-
rted % their having been present ~ the riot and hay
ng seen Riley struck down. small boy named Gil
bert Hansrer testified that be McEhOne take hold
Of the handle Of pick with both hands and str 6e
Riley a violent blow which caused him % fan back.
wards The story Of the boy. however was very con
ficting and Mrs Moran, who lives near the scene Of
the riot testified that prisoner was in her house a,
the time Of tie assault The Jury found verdict Of
not guilty.
pOIrcr John DIX was arrested Yesterday on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

- TIE Ereang Post has an admirable letter
from On American ina Liverpool, whereof the fol-
lowing paragraph so exactly expresses our views
and c1u,radicts those cherished by the Post that
we honor that Journal for giving il place;
There exists throughout the large towns lof Great
Britain Health of Towns Association, the object OF
which 90 ascertain the actual causes that vtate the
general health % ascertain remedie and 10 carry them
into effect The inns has lately shown that remedies
cannot De applied under the laws A. they are NO n-
y can be forced contrary 10 their will from nest OF
disease no unhealthy house or district can DE thor
oughlv ccansed and kept clean by an ret Of police DO
dwellings which some men viii Jet and Others VIII
hire cnn be declared untcnahc and consequently de-
moshed by authority Charity is no match Tor cupdi-
fy for possession for ignorance for d0min4tono Of ht
and for olstinacy on sustained by regaton Of The law.
Vh. temporary failure Of the speculation 40 b kenhead
ought not % discourage rcormers. success must De-
gin in legislation; ia just municipal economy inen'
Intelligent philanthropy act out lts wisest dlcales
Philanthropy viii instruct legislation
There is the whole philosophy Of the Free
Trade and Lcgislative-restrction controversy IN a
nutshell A volume might farther elucidatc but
could hardly strengthen the statement 1t is the
vital truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

POLIcE-John DIX was arrested yesterday on
charge Of drunkenness and violently assautng his mo.
tner lie was committed for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

The Da1rars Go-efD undertakes 70 re.utc the
charge that Lewis Cass was in bis youth FEEDER
alst, but only makes the matter worse ltdoes not
deny that when bic father was an officer in John
AIamss Army. raised % f1ht the French. and
Lewis was teacher Of an academy IN De.awa-e'
tie latter as well ss tue former wore Black Cock
ale in DIS bat; bu' asserts that
.t was 20 the time lt was worn part o. me Aa'ioi
many others. whether Deeocrars or Fedefs.lsi'- %
dl--racc could attach o. Tie wearing - az -l va -
badge o.. pa,lo-sm
Every man whose recolector goes back 10
1900. Or will has clear knowledge Of the politics
of ti,tt.ae. knows the fact % BE- otherw.se. The
.oatr.oti.u. ayowed by civilians IN adopting the
Black C9ckode was simply adherence 20 John
Adams in bis measures OF hostility to France,
which the Democrats utterly condemned. it was
raltv badre-a veri.able .cool-skin Of o.
end 'e9
Tire Gazette goes on % saf:
some years after this period the Federal party ws7
beaten hy Thomas Jeier.on and Gen. Cas-. then ~
az. and silent Of Ohio. was one oi n- slf -ci-
and from lfn received DIE tr-f ~ eminent ~ .-'.-s
Upon lle asccnlanry Of iae Dtloer Ii pHii '-- -'
form ~ The army Has changed and tlc black kade
no longer formed part oi Do, and ii- I- i- reason" H
wc suppose why roe uniformed assoc aie iA- l'-a o
Federalism a-.l ihe black coc<a1e
Same gem, ofe' No. you don't. The popu
Oar triumph o.. Jefferson took place ne rery rer'
geqr Gs1J though. owing 20 defect TO the Fed
era. Constitution. 70 remained 90 be colsummated
by Congress ia February of the next year. Aud
tie Back g. aale was thereupon abolished ia the
Army by jefferson simply because it bad become
badge OF Federal.u and for 10 other reason
the Gazette damace5 its case b. every effort %
mend it-Tuat Lewis Coss was a Democrat md
Of age when first appointed to Office by Jefferson
Ola loo. is quite likely nobody las disputed H0t
His natural instinct lor abandoning Principle and
chasing after Spo.s is ample Guaranty for bis jump
iny over % Democracy soon after Federalism was
Frustrated. But was ne not a FederaHst so long
az Tie Federal IT'S were in power Did he begin
20 kick them before they were down These
questions can Faithfully be answered but one way,
and that way is mot c-editobie 20 Cass. The Fed
eral party and the friends of Free Soil have been
alike deserted by him. Not tie principles o. bis
youth but his ignoble desertion Of them is his re-
proach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

INQUEsT-T Mayor held an inquest yesterday
upon the body Of John Hoyer who died from the effects
OF heat Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

Congress made nearly as much lec-way as head
way to-day. In the House, after unnecessary talk,
one bill was passed. ridiculous mouse was de-
livcred Ia the Senate not more of consequence
was achieved The weather probably was too
warm for efficient legislation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Bulletin No. g.

rfsHE great ase3 q lsaT niil u long nmrmlxE-
II e n many p4afs e The Nest. The swoilsn
slreans soeme1 Eok nox nohS1nlss has Fising high-
~ anl higher. cArrici disnsy = tlls iahsliiaais.
Merchants were obliged 10 relBoye Iheir wares From
she rivers SIDES 10 rrmoler piaress families NsEe
sompellel n de-a tieir dwellings,; lie poi saf
Erred morc severely Ihan language can drscrsbe.
The pubic sulhaEiiiss WEIR eAlled an % admins
Isr al and counsel. In shOEi. gFeai pablo c.
IEsniiy had ooeunel
Wei would Il - II thr sal Consequences Of the
aoSi had cea~ed when lhe waters s0lsslied but
no. I r The refining waves irit Tasl alluyisl d.
E.ssiie.. which ia . feN moaihs srsT give 0ui
that delslerious uliasm which PrOduoes bilious
Diseases. u...@.... ....--...~
What avs the eelelaaisd De. rerguson on this
V.,iall Answer; Tias oasst " bilious dsraage-
rssai kIs iis priHriiPal sVsrte n kaIf dnai mar
gins o. FirUs." All history and experience proves
this theory. When the British army snesmpsi
on the plains oi Estremsdura. at = time when the
river Guaiiana had become dry sitsr fool. Ia.
NITrExr aud lSTERsIrTExr fEvrTs pgsd o.
nsag the troops with such destructive maligniiy
aha, They came nigh icing eItirpAird.
THE GaaKTLSsERs cesYAsH. therefore. ear.
nessly call the stI.Hiion af the enlim Mesl N
their mos, extraordinary aud celebrated SERIES Of
ASrI-HILIous MEBIsIxIs. In eysIy lOcality
NaeFe there i the slightest tendency 10 any fuim
u fETER. fIvER Axp AerE. Drsb Aarr, and
the Ike. the inhabitants should II once send to
the General Agent Of the district and have GFae-
fsnherg Depot established near them. We've this
done. and the GRAEfENBERG yEGETA.
BIZ PILLS and HEALTH BITTERs used
according u directions, there would he no fear Of
bilious diseases.
~ important are the Graefcnlerg Medicine. 20
The people Of the West. that the follswing steps
should he Immediately taken ;--
Is,. Every Rsiglborhood skoaiA kare Graf.
sabrg Deypf. Nv addressing The Gsasroi agsnl
a any disirio this run BE- ssc1Nd.
a. FaniEss should ck.t tegstLer Gns CT az
imm,didte supply.
81. Emigranf Soci,.i,s and other phiianthre-
pic bodi,s saosld f.rnisk them 10 ihs R,sdy.
by such means bilious diseases will he entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines Of the Company are most
eminenily adapted 20 the diseases for which they
are recommended. and consis, Of the following:
The Gracfcubcrg Eye Lotion,
The ChlIdren's Panacea.
The Green Mountain ointment,
The C0nsump'lye Balm,
The Dyscnfcry syrup.
~ The General Agent for North Carolina is
Capt, William Jones, Of I.ouisburg. to whom ap-
plleaiions for agencies may he addressed.
EDWARD. BARTON, Secretary.
New York. January. lsis.
yrz5-The Graefenherg Medicines are for sale
49, ny Lsa@. wshs a Gs-. Hillshoronah
and Alexander Webb q Co, Clover Garden.
March "a. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Goodness and Good Fortune. %

GOODNESS anu G001 fortune. TIN
Friday lasl, al the sale Of large quantity
# plants q, auction in the Arcade. Gen.
L. y. waul, Of Mississippi. while under
the pressure ola large crowd Of people, felt
the pressure particularly severe in the re.
.glon 0f his nnckel book, which he soon
alter discovered had been taken fIom him
by some piekpocket. The pneke, book
contained large amount of money.
Without being Disconnected, as il general
Is the case. the General walked quietly
wi,hou, any ou,cry 10 the door 10 prevent
esress from the rnrm. lie then addressed
the crnwd. stating his loss and his belief
thai the gentlemen present would aid him
in detecting the thief. general search
was proposed, which asreadily assented
10 by the shouts Of ,hnse present. As lhis
operate n was abou, To begin, q gentleman
present saw The waving and agitation Of a
large plant. as though a bird had jus,
alEh,ea upon slender hnugh. Upon
examination The bird was found to he The
identical poke, book which had been
lnsi--,he rogue who stole il no doubt
finding i, like no, poia,oe, hard 10 hold,
took this means Of relieving himself Of his
III gotten treasure. The General then in.
formed the assemhlage that the rorkei
book was unriied OF any Of its contents.
and thanked them for The ready manner
in which they had assen,ed TO the " search
ing operation" closing with the remark
tina, no crowd could be found where a
combination Of honest men would not at
all times triumph over aud detect the
rogues. ". o. Picoyums.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Giving false characters to servants is a
thing often done out fgood.natured weak
ness, but i, is both morally wrong and To-
gally punishable. At the Bow street Po-
lice Office, London, recently, Mrs. Tay-
Tor. a lady residing in Kepple street. Bruins.
wick square, was charged with having
given false character to a man-servant.
who, after having obtained situation,
committed a robbery and absconded. The
case was proved against the defendant,
and the magistrate sentenced her To pay
fine Of 920, or be imprisoned for two
months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
ROWAN. TITLE. lie. SHADED. Z,

The shove prices, in consequence Of increased
facilities in manufacturing. arc much reduced from
former rates. A liberal discount for cash in hand
81 The date Of the invoice.
Presses. chases. Cases, Wood Type. Ink, &c.
furnished al the loves, manufacturers prices, eth.
or for cash or credit. .r
Our Specimen Book for isls is now ready for
distribution to Printers: who will send for il, and
contains many new articles that We have never
before exhibited. such as Writing Flourishes. Or.
naments, Ornamental Fonts, &e. Of which We
have an ample stock for prompt execution Of OF
ders. .~..
Printers Of Newspapers who choose TO publish
this advertisement three times before the LIST Of
Jane. lsis, and send Ne one Of their papers, will
be paid for ], in Type when they purchase from
Us, Of our own manufactures, selected from our
specimens, five times the amount Of their hill.
II For sale. several good secondhand cylin.
der and Platen Power Presses. Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE 4 co.
2S-3w Is Chambers.Strcct. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12

Gently been terminated in Wyoming coun.
~, New York. in which the amount in
voIyed was s2s, and the costs reached
$500 or $1,000. The Common Pleas
Court, in session at Boston, was engaged
a whole day in the trial Of cause in
which the sum at issue was about $3.50.
The planriff succeeded in getting verdict
in his favor-amouni 81. Law is whis.
tie tina, one pays dear for blowing. In
nine cases out Of ten a person had bet
ter suffer wrong than to have recourse to
IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
- CstsssssAy
TRIFLEs.

a-s.m ~ A. Z -.
Hsw . i. DER he sirolsta Mind.
That tIiass hell such swsyi
A worS--nsy, cen lOok unliA1.
hsy dsFksn al Efs's day.
Oh IN ihis world sf daily care.
The Thousands that have sna,
Can any haroshiPs better bear
Than they ran hear word.
The man WHO with heroic hesn
Tan sisrn misfostun~ meet.
IAhinehinsly Prrftm his part,
And struggle 'gsinst defeat.
With faith unalssF'd--ys1 can Lose
liz temper zen fOf sushl.
Which falls not - bio viii wsnld shnoss.
Or Proves MT Nhsi he sought
And woman can fSrsivs wroag
Which cAGs her on the World,
Par better than forgive the tongue
That may some Eneer have hurl'd;
A thousand times prefer the l0s
A hard as wan, deplOres.
Than feel or ihink herself forgo,
by one her heart ahoEes!
Alas, the human mould = q, f.uI,.
And still by turns il claims
A nohleness that can eIali--
4 lilileness that shsmes!
OF strength and weakness sill combined.
Compound If mean and grand.
And trifes thus would shake the mind
Ths, would 8 iemp,ststand.
Give me that soul-superiOr power,
That conquest over fate,
Which swsys the weakness Of the hour,
Rules little things as great;
Thsi iulls the human waves Of strife
With words and feelings kind.
And makes the trials Of our life
The triumrhs Of our mind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Dreadful Explosion. tremend

explosion has taken place at the Hope
Mills, Rhode Island. ...
The steam boiler Of The engine used to
pf"pel the machinery exploded, demoish-
ing the man building. and burying 10 hu.
man beings under lis ruiss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-04-12
Printing Types

WILL. he sold NJ BRTCE's NEW YORK
w TYPE-fOUNDRY. aher March 18th,
lsss. 9, the following very low prioss fOS appro-
we'd M months notes:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-13
Mexican Items,

OUR FLAG o. POPOcATEPETL.-Th American
ia. has been fured thu hishe.t puua-
q the North American Continent asd tie glorious
sars aud waved a trumpca fods over the
eternal Slows Of the smoking uiosntan' SIX CT the
parry which reported, few GAYS since as hay ~
failed ascend PopOcA,Apet Tensl ed % camp to Or
three dss SITTER tho FIST uusucces'ul ehort, % a~at =
fsvoTsb day for the enierPr;e my were soon
srahse ana n sde the attempt, which ~s'entirey
sueeessu and the raty sfsrd - the highest peak
lookiBs the great without sccosE- Here tbs ts
Of the Unitcd States rssed a. ELEVATION OF more
h.n three miles sod QU.fter above re level ~ the
ana he party joyce prospect u uns1Tpissea
mssn ADD sat imiss The six persons compo.in
toe party Lisut stone Ocuaaee' Lieuts b1cknsr
and Kifshsm. 9Th l0f-Duy, Lleat Anderson. % Ora.
soons; Lieut bof1rc 9Th l1t-ntry; and Mr. bssty,
Eel ish -sntleL-an ~ ths city.
Thus has The American lss waved not only over The
Halls u tte Montczanss bal the highest point q
the lard Of the 4Iecs Am. Star, (Mexbco,l l6h slt
THE CHANCES OF Pace" Mustang OF the y. D
D,a ssyi. The friends Of pesee getting lees conf
sent every day bot esht days more nay change
the sspeos u ssrs very much think, myself ihat tne
ch2uces peace have incfe.se1 in tbs a
ght or ten days-and 4 continue @ talk, they w
e,utuas decreseTbs in pfess0n nss been nisce -
Queret1fo that ID the Mexicn Cougres refuses 20 re.
csye ths tresy they negotiate better terms ,na
they base heir CPacrs o. the coarse OF chr Two Coz
missi0rsIs