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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

The STORM Al TRENT0N.-Tae Trenton Ners
thus relates the do.ns Of The storm Of Wednesday in
.ha, city
The lung frame carhouse a. the depo; was complete
" prostrstrd and house South Trenton IN pr0cess
II building was stricken down. house on NIL HliI,
which had been very uuwi-ely unrooied during the
storm for the purpose Of pu'nus On new roof was
completely hooied C0n-dcrahlr damage we under
stand wa done ga Bucks Coaury About twenty men
we're engaged yestrt-y repairing the crrhous, ~
me depot orck irulI near fldd.er's Row was si-o
blown dnn.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

RcHELIEU COLD Pass long know ih' besi ard chesp
Pens in have almost superseded the thousand AID
one Pens for lime placed 10 competition with th m. he
pOins will last for years Also God Pens and sod ard
silver Cases u every description from up Fo' sse "
sole proprietor of the Richie ieus Pen, r. WATsoy
& Co. IS Wal st. Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
Has, P.rnorisN AND H.r, AGAIN.

HAS, PArSl0rlsM AND Hsr. AGAIN
Thy spnL Independence, ri ne share
Lord ofthe hon heart AMI eagle eyes
Thy steps follow - i'h my bosom bare
But NNoxs Hats the head keep ever dry
Sisslsr ai'sred
Tho Fourth ofJay Is close a. hand and new bat inds.
pensabe. Cal on KNOX. % Fgionst and b. cant 81,
you then yea calr be suited 81 al.
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EwbaDk's Hydraulics and Mechanics.

Persons wishing to complete their sets are il.
formed that any OF the numbers may be obtained 3.
present on application to any Of our agents The
whole work il complete in s,sh numbers. Price Is
cents number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

BrtUrfFrL SvNgrE Hans sos CrtDFrN The SCI
scnhrr invites Toe asirnton 81 AIDES DAB hs v sock
0f Summer Has for children her re- q he mot heauf al
styles and egani materials ID any hr asre ever hcel or
ed 'Orse 10 tls ely IHey are uanHf clre and Imported
ON Par. eNpr SLY for hi- re- u trade a1i Gr e. =
pcrs % AZ infinitely urrior src Sold snort
tine nee GENlN, "a Br'aiV a oppfsue 3 Pau.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

t. Sg. viro M,setLLsss Magnificent MovlnS Dors.
mas ard Tom Thumbs Luapataa ~ will open a, he
Coliseum, 80 Broafwsy, on Monday Eselng JAY :
The D.oramas are four IN namberon' scene Ia TIE lse
French Revelation. DoiVorhs celshraied Ral1 wi q
In attendance every evening during the weoG See slyet.
tsenenf on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

BARNBuRNERs, AROUSE A prau for f,vor IN he die
thuton OF loave, Ashes by he occupant Of The
White House curing the year l8i9 shou d, Ia order 10
marked preference provide fheusev wiih boos
from the celebrated cheap boot esa' ishment u II
JONES' 4 Ann It. near the Museum je3O ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

THE coScsrss Boor sroSr -gor verv s.,,.,.....
Gle o Congress G,i'e- Boot. lined lr9s. i,t II, -
leather OF morocco 10 sif i-- tasel sv a..
M Z A 8sooEs, 80 F4ioa-si We haze ex.n.s.s n.
siocs' Which for endess variety Of Consre. q .,~, -.
and al other knds Of boo's shoes. "a ier. 1urno. ,..
&c for ladies' genirmsa. misses. yog'bs ara ,,l,..,
wear-ana, - f'r the p,npi and po're a,s ~ =,
est mefs-ve believe this essh,hnicnf 10 b. .slv,s
Isl Fg.,on-st doors from B-uadwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

~ To hose Delegates ~ Tie So.,a ard wes,~b "a.
IN favor q the nouua jon % Gen Tayor ard N Lard D.
more, We would recommend item 20 improve Ar,r u.s.,.
Standings, wa iAvy can DO b. getting pair Of our blend
iogNCs Ffeach Boo tha be- ses Tor a. So usus, 6 ars
- 10 other stores Caters &c equally low. ctesperaas
they can be uaqt u any otler ~ ID lie efy Com,
ofFals0a and Nassau IS opposite ths Herald Bal.u,
TIP DOCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

NEW Mvsic.-Beauties Of the Opera, Nos II and y.
Just published, completing the fret volume Index ard
ute page given 10 subscribers More Than go page. u
classical music including IS illustrated r.te-page. porrts
&c Sc English ltiian and French Songs and Piece. fot
s., or a per monthly numbers
isl ArWILLs Music S,loon. 2Ol Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

NiBLo's-AsroaPL tcE-A great Dll io-uighi Vennoisa
Gu iIrrn-b-igHl GIANT and Vaudeville. The Fyurh of
July viii be- -reHt st r culfry feu1s there beng
af~rrolu peri hy t- Nl-uaose Children and a
variety u. Utlrr enter So rlrnfs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS


METHODIST CoNFERENcE.-Tn Annual Confer.
enc Of The Methodist Episcopal Church OF this site
held 10 thls Cry adjourned on raurasy lat The dis
tricthas been divided into Eastern and Western New
York he first Of which w hold It,, conference Il Pouch
ksepse the 3)th Of Nay and the latter on the
same day 81 Nddletown, Conn. Il is stated tia,
Rev Mr. Curry !. appointed 70 Washn ln-st Church
NJ. Norris 70 sends 81 Mr. Hoyt to Yorks, Home M.
s!on Mr. Francis NJ Lawto Centenary Church NJ
stopford % Pacific 81 Mr. He5asd 10 Eighteenth e
and Mr Osborn TO Easi Brooklyn.
DEDrcArIoy-Tbe new Old Fellows Lodge
Room in Mantsgue Hall Will be dedicated this evening
band OF music will be in attendance and the eeremo
mes Will be of very interesting character.
CHARTER CoNvESrIoN.-Th.s Convention held
meeting At the Common Council room LAST evening
President D.semsn in the chair. The minutes Of the
LIST meeting having been read and approved the Con
ven.on took up Tile 5th Of the Engrossed Notes end
were engaged during al the evening in eonecrnl
them. AFTER which they al oarnei Until Wednesday
next
DRY Docx.-The FLOWING graphic description
Of The United Stats fy Dock AZ the Brooklyn Navy
Yard is taken from sp0oner Tcals Register:
This s-upeniou- work was commenced To the month
Of October. IA wnsn e. ind was broken win appro
p-ats cerrnsnrs. Tue foundation ofth.s Dock is com
frtet and the masonry embracing tWofhrds OF the
rr-t c-r-c OF the roor and -he cverr-
they -o have been Constructed. Tee foundations II The
Dock n-isf OF piles driven between 800 and ~ FEET
INTO me earth Ths Intermediate spaco !. hlei for
feet dep " 20 mass OF concrete composed o. pebbles
broken granite and cement Tmlers foot square are
next d0Serd o. tie h-sds of the ps. between which
she concrete j. sglu re1 .n -four OF plank 49, feet
oug By l0 feet wide c0v-rs these uuher and another
cour- 81 square STICKS md -on-reie flow over hch
vu be- rr-t col--e ui stone dasying inches thick,
and secondly, Tie lne cur Taute constituting the Door
proper From iae head 90 the piles o The surf scr Of the
ll-r mentioned course VI stone fee; VI WORK the
most -n.d aud eliuHn. From IN hoos ri-e the walls
o o.. Dusk So ltct high. Ia-sc WILL be- I'd fine cut gran
Ee, leaving the Dimensions Vi the chamber - Ice, vide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

VlzErTEs MASTiLL,s AND JESNY LIMOS -KfNsETr 4
WHEELER. Of 81 Cahane rapidly selling these ItL
Giles nious bargains The styles he tho
market anords-and their prices Oh Oh, JylA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

REMovAL.-New.York.l let May l848.-The subsc nber
specially informs his aud friends thai lie hos
moved from - Maden-ae To 80 JOhn-st here be Vii
have aud better facilities for tho prOupi
uon Of all topographic Engraving and Printing In addb
uOn his former stock Of Dus glsfs Perumers OrocerS
aud Manufacturers Labels, he has added assortment
Of Gold Embossed Labels for Perfumery, Cosnecs, &C
the latest and best style Of The art
mySl w&SIw CHARLES SHIELDS So John-S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

II Tae Nuselni rot OBJ, vel billed ste,ch enlersi,
meif hut b. 10y Gloss { Respectable ana M
te -ui citizens TIE peIfru ilc-- OF Hsrrngtor srs
h-.y i-llg, 1r i- 81 ns 81 be T. Min,re- EQUALS
al o. of .lu kld ever s r ildeel ule cattle Der
FINANCES o me most cl pleasing Character ana
perfectly free lIol a-oy Vi any klad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

~ FISE DErss Doors CARES, " re is,s 49,.
II The lowest pnces are MANUFACTURED BY w.rxiN.u4g
'on-st Thos- who wsnt really good araees s -o ~
bag are recommended 10 cell ,,l -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

II little welLdgested b0ue h. seconded by wellit
recIed energy u executing Whit ones guud diciats
he done, has made tue fortune Of many and sd
veuing thoroughly IN the newspape O he cuniry has
always resulted successfully, ~ rvrry body knows
Is PALMER al hi. office 10 Toe Tribune Buldings,s
daily receiving advertisements and sub.cnpon. oT Tie
best papers vi The whole country Tor which hc agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
LATEST DATES.
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.


CUNARD LISE-Saus from Lio0Dooi nsekiy:
Gambia Capt B.ss.os For R'ou Sat iune ~
CALEDONIA -. ca- LrircH For New ORR Sat June -
nlbkhNlA -.-. G. PR b t0n--... Sat July
OCEAN SIN Nav Cos LfNE-Fr0a Bremen q S0afa7aDfH
HEhdANN CAPT. Ca.srast.. Fur N- inra Ih Juy
Josssros- For N-~ fors- sun Aug
Do fI - -l- steamer BtEMES always lsth snd
sOLIhAMfluN Ul t- - uf te rallf ~ tie s0tl Cs
s4lday 10 isy ofssl.af ina 80 for. vii be- -4I.tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

OCEAN SIN NAvCo's LTNE-F0r champion s Bremea .
MA.hlNGION C.L- Jaa..I.s o r.a.l. Jag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01
BUSINESS NOTICES

CoNeRfs' 0AfrtS BOors-A superior sssor.n-srf -
inside The oae.s and sides with leather, can be fs.s !,
WArEfNss. llf Fgiiot-.t t,t -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

TNUNFHNUINI IINE'--FT'0 LItTNO7T'
SARAH SANDS Capt rsoarsos. Yor Moa Aug 7
SARAH SANDS Capt For New Yor..ra. Oct 10
From HIRE
United STATES. Capt New YORK Mon July 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

The amount OF Reading Railroad Bonds which
it is proposed to convert into per cent preferred
stock Is a. OOOOO Between $4,000 and s6O00o0
must yet come in 10 consumrnate the ngement
sl65OOOO in all
The interest on the Bonds Of the Norristown
Railroad Company will be paid on the lat prox The
amount Of these bonds is between s25OOOO and
100000
The Philadelphia Board Of Brokers have fol-
lowed the example OF the New York Board and agreed
to adjourn from Saturday to Wednesday.
The same strngency continues in the money
market at Boston which was noticed lat week, but
decline hs. taken place In the price OF Exchange on
London which indicates cessation Of the demand for
Specie al present Notwithstanding the money pres
sure the alas says there Il fair amount OF business
doing for the season though we believe, speaking gen.
orally. il affords more employment than profit. But
any sort Of movement is better than stagnation One
s;oppage has occurred during the week-a respectable
irm in the drug business-0ut IN 4erstand that
= are exhibited TO meet all demands AMI that loss
likely be sustained by creditors, beyond the ncon.
venience OF waiting for Liquidation.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts nj
Cinonna Of Of the leading articles OF trade from
-. D ~ Ir~.. ID ia each Of the NAT two vears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

DEDicArIoy.-The new Old Fellows Lodge
Room in Mantsgue Hall Will be dedicated this evening.
band Of music viii be In attendance and the cereno-
mes viii be o, a very interesting character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-01

,l iaudsl ia t6 sun j. ss57is 0r Tie -m5ureasao ao,es
fir.-t.
M Ry the Of 2I June isfs The Of sssfoo
ancrei of The loan of lft April "a DAHL GRAHAM Reg
Treasury Department. Reg ler's Omce. June %. lsfs
Tie shove of sf.nj. "a he sgarsste snnnnt of the
debt recorded f. Office. o. that S3l afn -
shove h- aurr-i the -t of JAY. leh There
paid tho Treasury. 21d OF July,
-sth OF January 3l-f rob- lss3. sirb22s IS
fog~ler Do e whe should BE- paid the sumo 6,ih0s9 o.
v be- --m ei a. OBJ. l-0t provided for b estimate
up 30 JO-h june lsg4
srsrEussr PUsLtr bss-, HAscH =. lsil.
r,cn, AMI interest oh ID f. and nn-a debt s31tsli IS
rraa.rr, raf.. af IsIs-l4 1870 Un
II ..t..l ,ri .to,s cerfifres ....... s3lO %
Debt Of I- cor1lrfe cities 0i ts District of Columbia,
,.-...-. b, Congress .......... $4,000 %
Tf-asury noss OF lo5f 20 d. 80 O3l %
Total ....... ..... ........... sTt54.ET q
I'll ,....,.. - ID ..ls,,, u offr,oJ D,,Js vvEicb
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THINGS WASHINGTON.

Wa,lingtor Gu June @. I:ls.
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- TIE Two CORPsEs or the Chamber Of
Death by FREDsMcY souLIE" Is novel from the
French Just issued by w II Graham.
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From Mexico.

from te amerieaa Star Of tie 4h Mayl
d FRoM QUERErARo,-A private express came
in yesterday at noon, and we learned that the
Government at Queretaro was considerably
embarrassed, because the question had been
raised whether the Federal Government had
the right to, cede the State or any portion of
a State without the consent of such State
The States Of Mexico generally go in tooth
and nail for State rights, and it has been some
time apprehended that such an objection would
be urged by the opposition.
Our CoMMIssIoNERs.-Wo learn from Next
can authority that the Government Of Quere-
taro has yielded several points of etiquette
which they had previously held to, and one OF
them the admission into their capital Of an
American escort Of sixty men with the Com
missioners. We have been told, however,
that the Commissioners do not go up until ad-
vised as tosthe ime by the Government; in 9th
9r words, when they are ready TO receive til en-
they tell them to come.
Administrations, Minister ofReIations, ha
sent a note to the Governor Of Zacatecas, set
ting forth the urgency Of the immediate as
somblage Of Congress, and that the response
.bility Of the further continuance Of the VIZ
rests upon the Deputies who neglect to atten'
9 that one man has it in his power to prever
: the meeting.
! SAN Luis.-Parades had left for Aguascalionte
withl,F Flores this individuali may be remembe
!; eds the same who endeavored to create desc
tion among the troops Of Gen. Romero. Pad
Jarauta was in the city on tho Goth, attendir
bull fights.
PARAnEs.-The Repubhcaao, at Guadalaiar
Of the 18th inst. gives us a paragraph in r
. latioB to Paroles. That paper says: 6 "
have been assured that Gen. Paroles within
q few days has written to the so-called Govern
Of Aguscalientes, inquiring Of him what for,
he might count upon Ter a pronunciamento
II does not appear where Paroles was, but pr
le badly San Luis. His letter has no date al
IS indicates no place Of residence.
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with costs b fore any

dollars 10 be collected with costs before amy
Justice Of the Peace.
BE 1 further enacted, That it shHiI not be
lawful for any Circus Company, or Circus and
Animal Company combined, to exhibit or per-
form within the Corporation, without having
previous to exhibiting or performing, applied
for and obtained license from the resident of
the Board Of selectmen, and paying for such
license the sum Of fifteen dollars under a pen
atty Of twenty-five dollars, colleclable before
any magistrate Of the beat.
BE il further enacted, That all persons exhibi-
ting for money any shows, performance or ex-
hibition not provided for by existing ordi-
nunces and all persons lecturing on any sub
ject whatever for money, shall pay from three
to ten dollars, in the discretion Of the President
of the Board Of Selectmen for license to exhi-
bit such shows, performances or exhibitions.
or to deliver such lectures, aud in the absence
of the President of the. Board, the town Con.
stable shall be authorized to collect the said
monies, and in the absence Of the town Con
stable the town Treasurer shall be authorized
to collect the same.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26

q en-. la.fI,d ,t,at Ferdinand
~ "g1I la 800 allan
w. ~ j. i !, sicIy sball
Sarso,r
~ P'"1' .a,isroo,o,
- p.1.rnta wos
l"' s''"' ~. '.gN All Ma s,.,,os
"a""''I''sN 49," NJ m..
-
90 ~ ~ n,I ~
ae 1D,o .,, r1a ns,r,ar,s
..-i,aI.,o an
a.a- c.aa. =. natIey
Tr' s.r.oI 4 I.,,a .nj,s II.
h.. No., raocbor,,sr d At. ana
r..If- ,.onal.1 Ytc traons. voe1creted
..au ,b,a .Lisf ,bosb,sely sLauohiercd,
rn ,,.9 II. n,nrr.at. t,trio, nany N t4eir
n.,. a,d Ja.,a,o,1n
soblos.irh.s bssn ,be sea,,e Of another Bat
ia hntwoon XII D,nos a,d prngsians. in While h
"a l,,tar w.ro J,vno ovo, the liver Eldor.
e.a;m LIN p,.,,a.l soon rorjllv vo,gjng TO-
i, ,;,;tf,,,;or hr,, AHA conntrics ara an
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26

BE u enacted, That it shall not be lawful for
any person or persons, to show forth, exhibit,
act, represent or perform, or cause to be shown
forth, acted, represented or performed, any
interludes, farces or plays of any kind without
License previous to opening such shew, play
or theatre applied for and obtained from
the President Of the Board of SoIectmen, and
paying for each license the sum of ten dollars
for each day or night they may perform.
BE II further enacted, That any person or per
son or persons who shall violate the abovelaw
shall be tined twenty-five dollars and be liable
to imprisonment until paid,
Be 1t enacted, That it shall not be lawful fol
any person or persons to show forth, perform
or exhibit any kind of games, tricks, iugglery
slight Of hand or any other feats Of dexterit,
or agility Of body without having previous t.
showing forth, performing, &c, applied foI
and obtained license from the President Of til,
Board Of s%electmen, and paying for sucl
license the sum Of ten dollars, and under
penalty Of ten dollars, and be liable to lnipris
onment until paid.
BE u enacted, That II shall not be lawful fo
any person or persons to exhibit animals with
in this Corporation, without having previous t,
exhibiting applied TO and obtfined license from
the President Of the Board Of Selectmen, pay
ing ten dollars, under a penalty of twenty-fv,
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sexton Laws.

Be ii enacted, That there shall be a Sexton
elected by the Selectmen Of the Town Of Can
ton, on LIST Saturday of June Of every year,
who shall give bond and security to be approx
ed by the President, for the faithful petfor-
nance of his duty whilst in Office.
BE u enacted, That a tax of five dollars shall
be paid to the Sexton for every white person
not residing in the limits Of the Corporation of
the town Of Canton, who shall when deceased
be buried in the tow burying ground, provid-
ed that no family shall be compelled to pay
more than ten dollars for the privilege of in
terring in said burying ground.
BE it further enacted, That from and after
the passage of this act, no person living
more than one mile from the COURTHOUSE shall
have the privilege Of 5urying any negro in the
town burying ground, under a penalty OF ten
dollars.
Be ii further enacted, That it shall be the
duty of the Sexton to keep the keys of the
burying ground, and attend to laying off the
graves in regular order, leaving a space Of -four
feet between each row of graves. t shall also
be his duty TO procure a suitable Blank Book
at the expense of the Corporation, and ascer-
tain and make a record. "
BE ii enacted, That the Sexton shall receive
one,half of the proceeds Of all monies paid fol
the privilege of i%nterring in said grave yard,
for his trouble, and that the residue shall be o
separate fund in the hands of the town Troasu.
rer to keep the burial ground in repair
to be appropriated from time to time, as tic
Board may direct, and that il shall be the duty
Of the Sexton, to superintend all repairs and
Improvements in the said grounds. Il.
certify the foregoing enactments were re-
vised, amended and approved by the Selectmen
Of the town of Canton, at a regular meeting
on May 18th, A. D. I848.
A. P. HILL, .
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PATROL IA

Bea enacted, That there shall be made out
a list Of all persons liable to do patrol duty.
which list shall be sub-diyided into companies
Of iive men each, which companies shall do
patrol duty IN regular rotation commencing
with the FIRST, It shall be tho duty of the CAP.
tains or IN their absence Of the next person on
thelist Of their company, withtheir companies
topatroltho town for one week, as often as their
term Of service may arrive, and at least twice
during their period Of service,
Bc q enacted, That it shall be the duty Of
the captains, (and in his absence it becomes
che duty Of the next on the list,) to make .
written report Of their proceedings to the Pres,
ident Of the Board Of seIeotmon, and report
any member of their company who may re-.
fuse .or neglect to do patrol duty, and any
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The following parugraphsaFe from the que

The following parograPhsay IRON tae que
.retaro correspondent of the Rioayuns
QuERET6Ro, April ~, l848.
American d~eserters are continually arriving
here during the last three days twenty soldiers
presented themselves to the Mexican Govern
menl, and were immed ately Incorporated in
the San Patricio company.
The garrison Of Qoereinro is composed o.
500 men ali ofarms. Eight hundred men have
deserted, with arms and haggags' from me ar
my of reserve, 25d0 strong, which the Gov
eminent had sent against the Insurgents q
Sierra Gordo.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-05-26
From The ". o. Crescent.

Very Important from Yucatan.
English hteroenttoa-&augher Of two Hun
Persons etc. etc,
We are indebted TO our friends Of La Pairia
for very important news from Yucatao by the
schooner Apracida, Capt. Espinola, from SisaI
which place she left on the lllh inst.
The British Minister in Mexico has accept
ed, on the part Of his country, The offer made
by Yucatan sometime since, aud has sent a
frigate to take possession of the country.
On the 18th inst, the Indians entered the
tow of Mani, seemingly with pacific inten-
lions, but at twelve O'clock the same day they
raised the " gritO,'' and commenced an indis'
orimi nate massacre of the inhabitants, during
which more than two hundred persons were
put to the sword!
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captain ofPatrob who shall TAIL ot refuse % do
tic service required of hima or who shall fail
to make a written report Of his proceedings TO
the President, shall be subject to a fine of five
dollars for each offence, and all other persons
refusing or neglecting to do patrol duty, shall
be liable to a fine of three dollars for each and
every failure to perform said duties.
Bent further enacted, That it shall be the
duty Of the Town Constable to give the Cap
taius Of Patrol written notire of the time and
term Of their service, their duties and also q
list Of their company every Monday morning.