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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07
Correspondence o + the Ctas. Courier
WASHINGTON. Mav o.

Gen. CaSS' resignation was read 70 Osday
in the Senate. and the Vice President sau-
lhorized 10 notify the Governor Of Mic6i-
gan Of the vacancy The, tenor Of The lot
ter2is entirely simple and unoste1lafious.
deuersi 16afs7 1ull1gnt tRtfeth
has made. the fortune of many.
- Coll Benton Is fapPointed to bis vacant
place as Chairman Of the Committee on
Military Affairs. 1t will be recollected
that early 10 The session, Mr. B. decliued
taking any place on the Standing Com
mittees ofihe Senate. On this occasion,
| learn that: he was addressed, through
letter signed by twenty democratic Sena-
tors, containing request that be would
accept the vacant chairmanship. He as
senled and accepted readily-addirg also,
bis further determination to support the
party nominations al Baltimore.
In the House to-day, debate sprung
upon the question of making the Oregon
territorial organization bill the special or
der. and minsliDg with it the matter Of
raising a regiment for The protection Of the
Oregon settlements, this day recommended
by the President. Mr.. Hilliard and MIR,
Venable glanced incidentally at the attemp.
which is 10 be made to incorporate into
this bill the aqi-slavery principle of the
ordinance Of 1857, only to show their per-
fec, readiness and Willingness to NEE, the
issue in the faircst manner. The latter
gentleman became warm and jealous, as
he touched upon The birthright Of bis chill
dren. They. as well as others, he said.
had the right 10 emigrate and settle where
they would in the territories of this coun-
try, and to lake their property with them.
without hazard Of its forfeiture.s Such
was the naked right involved in the issue
10 be made, and he was prepared 10 stand
TO it with his life.
The indications to-day, look either to a
long session or an extra session. Mr.. ASH
nun could not gel a suspension of the rules
for join, resolution to adjourn on the 12lh
Of July.
Gen. Scott, Gen. Quitmau, Gen. Cush-
ing, aud Gen. Towson, left this city this
morning for Frederick. The Court Of
Inquiry is to investigate The charges brought
by Gen. Scot, against Gen. Pillow. Gen.
Quitman goes as witness. - e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27
BALTIMORE, September rs, ISIS.
E;fe on Bond the Steamship Isabct--- Fiif0a's
Seayu Pump heatricais, &C.

A grand teie is TO come of to-day, on board tn
steamship Isabel, winch is TO sail IN Monday next
for Havana, via Charleston, to be given by Capt
Rollins, who has invited the press and his trends
10 meet him in her spacious CABIN.
Futons steam pump continues 10 attTdc' y ga,
attention, his shop being daily visited byeny necrs
rem all sections OF the coaniry, wno gre i'la W
turning. as II does, the whole system OF hydr "',c',
whis, its Simplicity Is IT. greatest beauty lie hts
also got mp hand punp 4 vessels end oilrr p'lr-
rrn,ng ,hc crank will raise 300 gallons per mial'e.
whilst zone man can raise l25 ,lons permluHt' Tor
consecutiye hour. The captains OF several 'essels
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AIITCnELL.s OLYMPIC THEATRE

mi ITCBElL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. = WEDNESDAY
vI ing, September n the ainmer will commence
b. for the third time farce entitled GOING TO TIE
RAC8Shr jeremiah TwddIe Mr. Holland Mr.. Iohn James
Cbueks Mr. kcknson After which will be presented grand
PANORAMA OF BROADWAY. after which. for the third
tin extravaganza entitled LOLA MONTES. Catching
CovernorComt MuennH Mr Nicknson; Kybashki Mr. Como
Michael Bow,ki Mr. Holland; Mad Kyboshki Ms Henry
To cude with the hughablc farce called BEULAH SPA
Hector Temptation. Mr. Hoand Parker Miss Roberts Door
7Curtan Uses ~ o'clock Dress Circle cents;
Upper Boxes % cents; Pit shilling
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N Lnoies here's Soap delicious
Free rs% sossy asss ge eossss oD,s
E Exp ssdy tor TO remove nc veal all pimples
Use freely It will sunburns banisi
Brunette would you 30 fair! OH listen,
Zen as the Parian marble shines
when freshly auaIr,ed IRON the Mines Mali
eated SOAP 50
pS as e use it,, 1 Sm dsa%n nud only at his depot
NTo SUBJECT POSSESSES MORE INTEREST THAN THE
Powe he dsssrs IN plain
eye hints for ne PRESERVATION and Teso
the u ps ct @ c1 d f..
s.ection Snd edition with plates price 50 cents D. Powell
entrance ~ Warren street large supply Of artificial
AvTESS OF THE
Sunday excepted Those who apply in the early
E It $ s sa % sss
r s,: ws sRgs.s:
advanced and iron advantages ana
cure which, he has ground stating obtained rom no
M EDICAL oFTICE-DR JOHNSON. IS DUANE STREET
Ss DostoI, reputation for l in those Old hat
sa.s 's It, s: sns
ns .n
lasvious dreams and nightly emissions positively prevented
=
No, CURE, NO CHAEaE-DR. CoBBETT, n R c. 8, l.,
IN late OF No ~ Duane street. has removed IS Ann street.
linear wilam) where he is consulted oil diseas private
an Is VIC rh o 0s ~o ss ms car" a
afflicted With pain: the head nss aiosr ap s HeS
seminal debility &c. he varnns perfect and speedy No
ued Recent cured in four days Dr. Cobbcs
induces In trade to deny removal
identity Those who know Dr. need but give him call TO TO
hsir doubts For Dr 70 reply further would be
u present Instance. Soc his Dipoma.
M Osr EXTRAORDINARY woRK-TO YHE MARRIED
Nl those contemplating msrase!Thc Married Womans
Private Medical Companion, BY Dr. A. H. Mauoeaa Sixth
Oo copies have already been disposed off, Every rsis
getting copy whether married unmarried although Is in
which should BE- known then parsulary every nss
discover the symphonic and tho reno
def and most certain mode Of cure IN For 70
also r. u. PetarJqn number IS Chestnut O. D. Istcf
Phsdephis Little Co.. Albany w h. Davis Boston.
receipt Of 81 copy VIII DO transmitted b mail tr,e Of gosss
post paid to Dr. A. NJ MAURCEAD. box IRA Ycri o,sy
hm~s 40 sdhs,tv ss-sst.
nOCToR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- on delicate dsesses which be cures without
hndarce from hunes The disease In its early
in few days Debility Of the early ndsre
cesuy treated by DR. NJ The obstinate sicrcs yield
70 his method Of curns by ABSORPTION his London Diploma
IN hsoce aux wilton stret Ie's-post paid attended to
MO UuRk, NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITT, ~ DUANE STREET.
~ member Of the Royal olicg of London
consulted in treatment Of delicate long
may have gcet ulcers upcn tho body the
laine in the head and bones tie cga practice
years. devoted 70 yencrea ds1ss. enables Dr. O. Tie
wont OF s disease Recent cured in four dya-
scarcely pain Those individuals who induced in car
tain loatheomc habit positively b restored health
Cobc removed Remember 10 Duane street. opposite
DR.. Jchpson's
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Co. F-Cnptain John SiHvaa, Carunaudsnt bounded ~
stsee ifnUsob Reach Vest
side a huds'n ruer 4 Duane street.
Co. q - psiu NiiHY !. N4fE nDmrnirpr bounded by
Fra. Mn street. rroadv Canal and Insight Streets uosos &C.
at budtoB stc.t "A Johns arb.
to'D-tnrai John Gregory Neaoh street, fiuion stroe.
seht Canal vest ut Hu sGn At, opposite st. Johns
Furs.
ATteas will h. heari Thomas eys house. t the corner
West adwsy and tranhh Companies A. Il, - and
D, on friday, tct a'h, at y 4. Al.
For rsnes r. O.. aud t. Monday Oct ljth.
hour. Nv order of THOMAS PEESS
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MT IBLUs, AsTUR PLACE DRnADVAY--GRANp

NIBLU's. AsTOR PLACE, DRnAoxAY.--GRAND
~ attractions Beucht of Miss Isabel Dickinson.
occasion will appear her popular character of sir Charles
Cudstr,am, and Tcm the Boy Seventh night engage
oiNr Piacdc, Nr. I. Placde, Hr John Seton Mr.
Charter Mss Kat Born srs Charles and Mrs. Carpenter We'd
pefday Evsbinp. September 2Ith with grand
O\ E1URE After which, comedy trlnsia ed from
by Miss Dickinson called USED Up Sir Charles Colds r,n
Mis- Isst cl Dcknson After hich NABOB FDa AN HOUR
Sam Ii bts Mr. II. PLACID To conclude with the ErON BOY
Tom Miss Dickinson Admission 81 cents. Doors open
r efo,c % tx.
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RANVARDS PANORAMA HALL, 59s BROApWAf WILL
ID reopen ryin November with Mag ccnt Di,rma
bcng with the Bombrdment Of by United
States forces This dorama scale UMPIRE edeued in
this country there being upwards Of 100000 Moving Mechanical
Fgures and the postum Of zach ship each ach
battery OF artillery will be faithfully ohown to the sp
that he will be witness Of each successive
it actually occurred at the time IL is truly national work;
native talent alone having been employed in its
The drawings by officers the New York volunteers who
went through the whole Of the campaign The paintings
New York ariists he hinry, figures thps New
York machinss and ship builder No has been spared
to bring before the pubic faithful of heroic
deeds Of their fellow citizens both the
fields of Mexico The hs sto let until the LIST November
concerts, respectable exhibition. larre fronting
Broadway also toilet Apply the hall between " and o'clock
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q
ID ell Benefit Of the Lehman FANNY Wednesday EssnnS
september ~ the performance aiii th'
TEE DAN ING E>EBh s-Lord ! arly Mr. Melrs LIiy
Fiusry Mrs L0der. After ~h'eh Charles Wmtier wall
pppesr the Tight Rope Also a. Christian Lshmtn
hushahle tuilcsfue To conclude with ballet
pan los SEGA 10 Es-ay Lord DIV
C. nther; Bee 'orquecos ais Adelaide Rose Ponp1n
Vie gsth'e' VIA, Nj. tirrls and psrpette
Ieo Family Circle Doors open at Ga; curtain
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THIRST DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MiLIrIA-DIVl
(lrrera Septem unun itnrme

THE STEAM SHIP EUROPA" WILL SAIL FROM TIE
docks Jersey City, Wednesday, (27h) twelve o'clock
ei.aly
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nOCToR MORRISON CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED
- delicate dscsses which be without mercury
hndrsncc from hpaness The disease In its carly no
in few day Debility vt the from carly indcrc
banied with gradual roststono Of mental powcrss
ccsuy treated by DR. NJ The most obstinate structures yield
70 his method Of eurns by absorpo See his London Diploma
IN hsoNlce. Hdx Nnnn IN
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(NCRNS BUNIONs, AND BAD NAILS RADICALLY EX
~ tracted by DR. Shrakon from ST. Pcersburgh Dr. Sbess
leave respectfully inform those who in any
afflicted with Cons Calodcs that hc give Immediate
relief lie engages himself TO any who him with
visit 10 the above by his delicate and particular treat
msn which will perfectly cure. His ofec 10 vt 81 Chambers
street, oppoGtc the Taxk.
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1, RoADwAYraxArss-wsp DAY EVENING. srpr


ID IL Will he seta i.ighaba eaosi ths
IkISu ATru RNEY-Pers HH1ya Mr. Cellns Mr fieldins.
Mr. L. ~ ldpa, Bahsr; WJie Nat S.und-
Cabot tst Farmer Thon Miss " areot ass Ct-m,n
sally, Jarvis 10 In fnv~ ed by farce Of TEDDY Pds
IL ER-fcddy tie Ter collins Lord tnderord Cugs;
Frederick KintGey Borhbs dine Bernard m Sps1; Hsary
baker: any sherwood T9epnclade with
Isurhsbe farce ct BOX AND c0X-eox Mr. II dawy. OK,
Andrews srs I- Dress Gree
quctte 7 cents; Family sce Is allery AZ cents
hnors op*p p rform at TX O'clock
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THE BROOKLYN GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS, AN
nounced to take pace at the and sp cous assembly
rooms of Montague Hail. Wednesday, Thursday Friday
evenings Of this week. will not be until
Thursday evening" of extraordinary
tons requisite for the combined attractions
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DANOKAMA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO, AT
the Minerva Rooms 400 Broadway shows natural as life
the Marches and Battles fought Cen TAYLOR
i also gives correct views Of the country towns Cities SO Iii
the most beautiful painting Open
quarter before o'clock Afternoon exhibitions "Wednesday
and Saturday commencing at o'clock. Admission centa
pamnhieta. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27

DARK THEATRE NpltE-fhhitIES w SHING TO
wit H leatie Guiis Tie present. oxct witness
The Grand faet Of tk Ida and hsls detarel by
the ded tte % the prs Cre, respectfully informed
that the Second Tier Family ir has be beau fully fixed
ny and nnls' ed the express notation OF Tad and
Family Iariirs In the pivpntaps 81 asd hearing hs
nerio 1t Is rthr Of to Theatre
III TIE Drsss aud Family Circles the
only III, renee being tina, tie clarge for admission to the atter
Il o cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27

DIANOFORTE FOR SALE. CHEAP-AN ELEGANT SER
pentne front 6 octave rosewood Panorte which
Tor touch tone and finish To be seen Mt n
College place.
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WM HALsEY, Colonel 10th Rc8t n. Y. 8. N.
ELEVENTH REGIMESr NEW YoRK STATE MILITIA.
SIXTEENTH AND IIGlTxEsTH WARDS
Pursuant to the above Division Orders therein
@ will % %
triets on Monday the "a day of October loococ
equipped according to law at the places designated for each dis
COMPANY district Of Company 4, commanded By Captain
William MsArdle bounded b tho Hudson River Teurteenth
Of our,ecn,h street and Eighth svonuc.
GGT2 y
Sixth and Nineteenth street. on the corner Of Fourteenth
SanisnS District Company G. commended sy Captain
S sDs ' s sss 6n s
Nil eteenth snd the Eighth avenue.
s y nsa"s
street. the sixth avenue and Ihreh street. on the corner
9th Company District Of Comany T. commanded by Captain
the Eighth avenue reth street the Sixth avenue and
Trsh strict on the Of Twenyeshth street and the
Company District Of Company r commanded by Lien.
East River and Ii street on the corner Of Four
tecntl street and Sixth avenue.
:
n 4 s E. Ssr ssd h street, on the
@ P & IL y S.pn
East River and fortieth street. on the corner Of T~cnys1h
and s sSsI s' ss sas.
neT @ and street on w'dn y %
ROBERT q. MohRlS Col. 18th Regt ~ u s n
TWELFTH REGIMENT WV YORK STATE MILITIA.
TWELFTH WARD.
Pursuant 10 the above Division Orders and The Act tsrsn
mentioned the Unauthorized OF the several companies OF
this Regiment will assemble within Their respective company
Districts Monday the I'd day OF October next at ~ cioek
NJ Company parade inspection and martial exercise arm
equipped according to law at tho places designated
sch district respectively, as foloNsi- -, .
Company A, Capt Vincent Commandnst bounded by the
Fourth avenue, 18th street, Eighth avenue and Eighty sixth
street. -
-Four avenue Harlem River and Kills East River md Eighty
ak III ttIoe at OF Fourth and Eigy irh
street.
Ccmrany G, Capt Mayher Comrardapt bounded by line
the High Bridge, the Hudson
Cre.l and Harlem River, lIish Bridge on
KIM sbIidec Road opp, site the III u Bridge
Company ID, Capt Prudh ommic, Comandant bounded by
Eighth HghJtiNh ST Hudson River Manhattan street
and 18th street. ATM w. corner o Eighth and highly
sx th street
Company r.. Lieut. Length Commandsnt, bounded by Eighth
Eighty ix street The Hudson River For street.
at N ". corner kisluh avenue and Foreth street. .
avenue Foreth street, Erhh and Lghty sixth seh
ats w. corner Of Fourth and Thirty Sth street
Company g. Capt Boyle lan bounded by fortletn
street, East River Rightly sixth street and Fourth avenue
Company H. Cnrt Ayres C0mmandant bounded " t9ntn
avenue, Bnrl hner 20 High Bridge theroe duo Wsft 20 %
River and along aid liver Manhattan street. 2o'h srb
Eighth 10Th street. fenth avenue near inmv
Cemetery
New Tuesday the Oth "Wednesday te Lt sn1
Tkuray 18th day oil October next between The ours
'na' r. =" '" 'a'n Wy H'' IL o. sTEBBINs. Coousl
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ITO EXHIBITORS AT THE GREAT NEW YORK FAIR
Friday and Saturday Of this week. all specimens of
manufactures, inventions, &c., to premium,
tered Castle Garden The request that all
articles be brought in early Friday Saturday
to them their best position. Contributors Of
merry should give this special attention Monday October
o'clock NJ the specimens be arranged the opening to
the public Tuesday, October Members who re-
ceived their tickets obtain them the Repository in the
Par
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nOCT0R FAWCETT HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO ~
- Dey street where he be consulted all Private Dscas
The most obstinate yield to his mode Of which s
the NonMoreurial System streoros matter Of how
approved plan. Tho victims Of constitutional debility brought
by indiscrce ndugonces apply with certainly OF
Pre- Paid letters enclosing he attended Oce, 81 Dcy
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NrELLlGt - ~ rHE MAILS,

WASHINGTON, Sept 25, 1913. n.
Stock ksmi-A Ftnancsh Runror-SoLiiers'
Claims Lenooattc Meet.ng-Prospects IN the
south, &c, &c.
Ihe amount OF stock OF the late lon issued 10
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w ANTED TO HIRE IMMEDIATELY A HOUSE. NOT EN-
ceedng SiW or $50, between Warren
and the Battery Letters addressed box 357 Post Office New
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MI USICAL BOXES.-FREO ERIt A. WO0DWORTa. NO.
1v1 25 Broadway opposite the Broadway Theatre
opened collection Of brilliant Musical Boxes wood
playing from four airs to airs cac comprising
the melodies and popular Of the day.
and morceaux from the most admired operas Also
eorment of Musical Snuff Boxes.
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Treatise &C. s. Greenwich streetofec hours to L. A.
Pm (Sunday exceptcd Those who apply the early
VIII be surprised at the rapy and little Inconvenience
attending their II chiefly however, those who
fered certain class who properly
hs services In structure from s FIRST ncpen to moro
very extensive practice he AFFORD rapid easy radical
which, he has ground stating DO obtained from
other s0ure0 In America
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DIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.-MR. I. T. KESSLER,
81 ON Vienna would inform his friends the public gene.
rally that he continues to give instruction piano forte
improved system. Address Mr. Hogers Music Store
No RTondv --'
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w ANTED- BY A REsPECTA BILE YOUNG WOMAN A SIT
~ uaton as Chamoermaid or Waiter to take
children or TODD PLAN sewing No objection short dis
in the country Has good city reference and
Tor two days ut number 5 Beach street.
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poWERl THEATRE ~ ELNE> DAY Ey ENING. SEPT. ~,
~ VIII lie scted siaksle'res Tragedy of hACbEfI-Haa-
leth, hr Haubin Naodun Mr. 81 rse; Dnlcin, Mr. mti
Mr. Ia WITCH Mr. WDsus; "a Witch, Mr.
Iady Matbcth anley WITCH MISS Taylor Afer
the Redy. viii priiur ed the ballet spectacle styled TIL
AHDt CT0N OF NINA Howard, GsetaBo Nef; Nina
SRr Coyaina Cioecn; Adele MRS Dunn Bbone Mr. e.
NuIder; and Mr. S,ith Dpors open At dk perform
eoumencssE O'clock Roses % rts Pit.l2k
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NEW ROOM, 332 BROADWAY, NEXT DOOR TO THE
Broadway Theatre FRS. appearance of the celebrated
cavoyante Nine. Levaseur Vocal and instrumental
M Marten will have the honor exhibit his
nfcent Astronomical Diagrams and Dapanous Tabaux
have obtained such unprecedented e bills Prices
Of admission reserved seats cts General admission Is
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-01-11
Bank Explosions +!

Eastern papers give the following list
of banks which have failed recently:
"The Susquehannah county Bank, Pa;
Bank of Lewiston. Pa; and the New
Hope Delaware Bridge Company Bank,
N. j.; Bank of Erie, Pa; Wyoming Bank;
Honesdale Bank; James Bank. N. Y;
Commercial Bank of friendship; Security
Bank of Huntsville; Merchants Bank Of
Canandaigua; and the Franklin Bank of
French Creek. All the New York Banks
are in bad repute."
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-01-11

o. The last "True Democrat" con.
tains an oUer labored article in reply to our
correspondent "Jake Utica" and also
states that it is not manly in US to "ekulk
from the responsibility of vindicating our
county officers from the charges" it has
preferred against them. The truth of the
matter is, we did not deem the charges
worth replying to, as the records were
accessible at all times, so that the Dem.
ocrat could have been convinced of the
falsity of its charges by examining them,
but it desired no such information. N.
d. Elwood, our present efficient clerk, in
communication, published in that paper
of last week, sets forth in clear light,
some ofits conductors egregious blunde r.,
which should teach him the folly efmakipg
such statements until better acquainted
with matters of which be speaks. We
think it would be good thing ifthe edi.
tor of that paper would remember the old
adage," He who NEEDLES with every body's
business is sure to neglect his own"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-01-11
From the ST. Louis Rsveills.
News From Mexico.

By the arrival at New Orleans on the
evening ofthe 18th, Of the steamboat Ma.
ria Burt, from Vera Cruz, the editors Of
the Picayune have received letter. and
papers from the city Of Mexico to the 9th
ult. The news of the arrest or Generals
Worth and Pillow and Col. Duncan, by
order of Gen. Scott, is confirmed. The
charge against these officers appears to
be contempt for the commanders .chief,
but at present we have not a full knowl-
edge of the facts. Gen. Twiggs was to
have left Mexico with the train on the I'd
or 80 inst, but in consequence of Gen.
Worth's arrest, his presence would be
necessary in the capital. The officers of
his division have given Gen. Twiggs a
splendid dinner. The English secretary
of Legation at Queretaro has sent in a
protest from Lord Palmerston, against the
forcible levying of taxes upon English
residents in Mexico TO support the war
with the United States. These levies
were made some six months since, and
the English residents petitioned against it
Lord Palmerston's protest is said to be
couched in such severe terms as will not
be mistaken by the Mexican government.
A correspondent of the Picayune, writing
from Mexico on the 18th ult., says:-
Something like revolt has taken place
at Chapas, for the purpose, it is said Of
annexing that State to Central America. 81
A new paper called "Yankee DOODLE" a
humorous affair, has made it appearance
in the city of Mexico. The order of the
Sons of Temperance has been instituted
in The capital by some members Of the
Rifle Regiment. General orders have
been issued, in pursuance of instructions
from Washington. to throw on Mexico the
burden of the further continuance of the
war The Picayune gives an extract from
the Tampico American Star, by which il
appears that the port Of Guamas surrend.
cred, on the Goth November, to Commo
dore Lavalette, commanding the u. S
naval forces, consisting of the ships Ports.
mouth and Congress, which fired upon the
place for about an bour. Letters receiv.
ed in town state that MaZatlan is in pos
session Of the American forces.