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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
Specie from Mexico,

The British mail steamer Dec arrived at Mo,iI,
Point, from Vera Cruz, on the 9rst ult. She
brough 42 passengers lor New Orleans aud 10 lor
Mo'1' end siN12o1' IN 'prc.e. pat Of ym-h ia
lor N,blIr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
Gold Dollars.

Congress having passed the bill providing for
the cojuageot gold dollars, we hope the project
for the creation Of small notes will now be allow.
ed to sleep the sleep Of death In the present
hralty condition Of the currency, small paper
money can only be used as means to plunder he
laburing poor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
The inauguration OF GEN.
TayIOr- His Address.

on Monday, at 10 o'clock, Gen. ZAcHA.
W TAYLOR, President elect of the United
States delivered to The Senate and mem-
oers OF The House of Representative Of
the United States, and thousands of assem>
OIed citizens in front of the Capitol, the
following
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10
Gen Taylor aud Gen Cnss

A letter from our Washington correspondent Of
the l,t inst. which did not reach us until ycster.
day, has the following. The other portion Of his
letter has been anticipated -
Gen. Cass, in company with Mr.. Sen.
stor Fitzgerald, paid visit to Gen. Taylor
this morning Several gentlemen were
present when the interview took place.
The President elect received his late Dem.
ocratic competitor very cordially. "Wel,
General" said General Cass. lyon have
distanced me in the race !" "But, General,
replied APry happily the Hero of Buena
Vista, "lhe race is not always 10 the swift,
nor the battle 10 the strong ~
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-10

Editor Of The DemOer0i-De Sir; lfthe wea
ther permit, the Main Line Of Canal will be opel
for navigation on Saturday the 10th instant.
Respectfully Yours,
THoMAs i. WILSON, Secretary.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
WAsuiSoroS, March Q. is49.

Hon Charles Hudson, Of Massachusetts,,
will DO nominated as Naval Officer Of Bos-
ton.
Mr. Goddard, of Ohio, has coon indica-
ted rs Mr. Ewing's Chief Clerk
1t is reported tina, Ftz Henry Warren Of
Iowa. who was one of the Taylor Presiden-
tial Electors has been appointed Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
The Hon John Blanchard representa-
tive from the 18th district of Peunsylvania,
died to day at Harrisburg, on bis way to his
residence at Bellefont
Tho Senate assembled at | o'clock Tho
Vice President Mr. Fillmore, took his seat
and called members to order
The Vice President laid before the SEN
ate the resignation Of the Hon Reverdy
johnson. OF Maryland On motion of Mr.
Pearco of Nd the presiding officer be re-
qucsted to inform the Governor OF Mar
land thereof
After the transaction Of some other unim
portant business q motion was made that
the Senate adjourn until Tuesday next
which was lost by ayes l4--uoes 10. Tho
Senate then on motion, adjourned over un>
til Monday next.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

The New York papers contain a certain
amount OF rumors Of appointments at Wash
ing,on. Some OF them may be true, and 9th
er, may no, be. The following IS from the
Tdbuue
Egbeu Benson, Esq, according 10 q pri-
vate Telegfaphic despatch from Washington
has been selected for Surveyor Of this Port.
We DO not vouch for IFS authenticity.
Hon. Cha Hudson, late NJ. c.. is said
to have been selected for Naval Officer OF
the Purl OF Boston capital choice.
Hon Charles Is. Penrosr, OF Pennsylvania
we hear, has been agreed or for Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury, He was Solicit
or under Gen Harrison.
Mr. Goddard, OF ONO, Is said to have been
selected, by Secretary Ewing. as Chief Jerk
Of the Home Department. I'VE presume
this is Hon Charles b. Goddard. State Sen
a,or from Muskiugum County
WAsniSoroN, Sunday, March II.
The Committee will report tomorrow, I'M
an.mnusly that Gen Shields is not qualified.
A lsFgs number Of appointments vii. be
sen, in
Edward w. McGaughsy, Of lndianna, for
mef,Y a Member OF Congress, 10 appointed
Goyerner Of Minnesota and Mr. Wsshburn,
oil Gslens, Judge.
Baiie Peyion. Of Louisiana is talked OF
as Minister 10 MoIco DR.. Thomas NJ. Foole
OF the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, for
Cuuslanjluopo.
tx Governor John GAYLE, late VI. c. DIAL
ALBANIA. is mentioned for Cifeuu Judge, 10
place Of WIN, Crawford, deceased.
RicHELizu.
AR MeGAughey was a member OF the 29lh.
Congress, and was, we believe, one OF The IL
who voted sgSinsI the declaration Of War
with mexico.
THOMAS l. Smith, formerly Register Of the
rreas1ry, has been reappoinled IN place OF
M Graham.
Il i, said tia, Col Fuller, Of the n York
Hlrof, wall be appointed Nsrsbsl OF y York
Ths o6hcs SseomeI vacant on the IAth, 10
morrow
Rev. S.LAs a .KeS las received and Aecep.
Ted an invisuon 10 become pastor Of The Con
gregArionsl ChaTeh In Rutland, VI.
Boston Atlas.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
LATER TRnM RERMrDA-

THr FTLoS MlrcHrLL The brig Falcon,
al New York. brings ad,icss from Bermuda
10 the 2oih ull. The following, from the Ga.
Tsue, 10 interesting
We understand Iha,the ship Neptune wo'd
leave Enesnd for Bermuda shot,ly, with a.
bout 800 eopvets. under the Medical Super.
inlendenee Of Surgeon, J McDeas, r y.
The Neptune proceeds thence to the Cape
Of Good Hope and will convey to that Colo
nv from the Convict Establishment here alb
ou, 900 Conviots. whnss good conduc, have
gained for them the appreciation OF His ET-
cellency The Governor, on tickets OF leave
which will give them the advantage Of free
Immigrants. We also understand that Mitch.
ell. who, since his arrival here from Ireland
has suffered much lfom asthma. will likewise
20 10 The Cape .s (tee Immigrant
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
FROM washington
Correspondence ofthe n. Y Express
W.EH.oyox Mach Qll

lCouespondenee ofthe n Y Express
NAsulsoToN, March OH.
Almost all OF the Office seekers have a good
story 10 tell Of The President, and although
none az ret are ershhed. believe all Sfe sat
is6ed with the rsasshAblsness Of his snswers.
Its resolution 10 us,hlksn ss 10 Removals
lie will make acne IN aud Of himself. All
mus, come through the proper Department,
and all viii be duly considered 10 Cabinet
coercl
A good ssery IL sold bT one OF bis old seish-
potu stsd warm personal friends who presso-
ted himself At The White House on " ednes-
day, rae the President Tor fe~ momen's,
told sin be wisoes, and then commenced
lAying bsfots him written application, iessI-
saoniAls. Ae Pat them up sad the Gen
sTsl 4 wil no, look al one Of them Al
sppoinimsnts must come through the proper
channel, and ~hils I wish You oil personal
happihess and ell publte prosperity, I eaanoi
make Any eIoepitoa 10 tia eourss nave
msrk~e oct, even iot tAs bssi friend have
The reAsonablssess VI ths ahswer va. en-.
unly satisfactory 10 has fIiebd. and he lei
adminna his lrIsad mote and nors.
Aa0lhsF sPpli.sht had az ,hlstre~ ,t
bi9 Yesterday, aod bore " ith him a peufioa
with an iAmeass roll OF names Mr. Pres
dsBr said the fueHd, 'yoa cAnRoi get owe
,Aai. I an ssrs Read sad I an sure yo,
~Osld cay 90, and Ina paper rolled IRON III
sppdesnt's hAad a. he spoke. Tue Gensra
t.oL b., tthasc q Bach enc sssa he ~c0'c No
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

hcciptvr At THFATtr -SIIrY TorR
PItsoss KuLEn On he nigh, Of e5ruary
the l7,h (suurliy) terrible accident &c
Cured Al tie Theatre Royal, Drnlop ,itest.
Glasgow. An alarm Of Gre was given o, a.
bout eight O'Clock 10 ,he upper gallery. the
FIRE having been caused by tie leaking Of a
gas pipe. The scene i, thus described 6y a
eouesponden. OF the London Globe
1t was soon apparent TO the manager tha;
tho FIRE had been occssioned by an explosion!
Of gas, and he and his company, used their
utmost oxCrtons 10 restore order, In which
they partially succeeded Meanwhile the
alarm had been conveyed 10 tie central POI
lice Offices the Ire brigade we've very soon
al the theatre, and Immediately commenced
operations, which increased The fears OF The
people, and a general tnsh was made - the
door, although the FIRE was already cxlin-
guished lIwonld be vain to attempt TO con-
Vey any idea Of the scsne which the theatre
now presented.
On the gallery starr at one Of IGe landing
places. was a scene OF The most hotiiiylng
desctipuon--nen, women and children hud
died together, itodden under foot, dead and
dying. The poor creatures were carried to
houses adjoining, aud evefy eIsnion used TO
restore amin ,tinn, but, unfortunately, with.
out success, except In few Instances Si1ty
one were dead, and three sent TO the Royal
InftmAry. two died upon the way, end one
shortly sher. Eleven persons, slightly bruIs
ed, were removed to their homes, and others
are still In The inhtmary in dangerous state
The 81 dead bodies were in the course Of
Ihe evening, removed to the Clyde street hos.
pit.l. and there KEEP, Ill $ undsy morning for
Identification.
About ten O'Clock the authorities were at
the hospital and II was arranged to admit The
relatives Of the deceased. The bodies were
spread out on the floor ofihe shed, aud when
recognized. shtleks tent The air. One woman
claimed three ss her own. With scarcely a
single exception the sufferers belong TO The
lower class Of society. and ATE for the musl
part lads between Is and II years old the
only female amongst the dead was one glrl
three years OF age.
A gloon has been cast over the city by Tie
fearful occurrences, which xviii require some
time to dissipa,e. The theatre has susla ined
no damage from burning, as the flame Of the
gas pipe Was almost Instantly exiting pushed.
10 another account. is attributed to
the cstslessness ola young man who having
liza pipe, threw the ignited paper on The
hoot, near leak 10 the gas pipe.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

l0oa d % 10 It reached from the wh,ss Houss
70 Rochester. IL nus, come throash ms De
psttnsri
So 100 zee there 10 40 Restinr rouna. ~
Fsitag ever the oeeupsni 81 tie Waite lou@s
snd bs 'who clinbs up saF other cav thar
Ne IA hi Wy Will ir good srfiptoral phsa
ssolsgy BE iieatsd "a ihief and roebef.
The appointments will nri 10 made with
'nv great hotry, sad the Pfcsilen, ard his
tabins, Seen dlsyossd not io Barry matters
J daobi II any other appointments are sent 10
ne Senate thar those designed GO Go vacaa
ciea already eXsiira hnd nsp Offices created
~ ne act OF Congress. Among these are
Ire three AeIican Comm Secretary
and I.cfk-and the appointments l't 'he
M'nes'ia ieruioy There ate applicants for
each
No conclusion has bosa auived at a, tie
hour ! yrite 90 regard 20 the New York ap-
potmmsn1s and from cena,n Indications
thrown ont 70 Is FAR . presume that The sp-
puiniments all, manly date from ihe erpits-
ton Of he term Of service Of ,ne present in-
oumbents
4 numtsf Of appointments vii Go IN on
Monday, 10 which DAY u,e SENATE has adJoOr-
ned, And among them vas the name OF Col.
Warren. Of ouo, 20 me Office OF Second As
sistau, Post Msssi General He 10 said TO
be very competent and Intelligent man. 49,
ne present Incumbent. tNr btown0 goes
b',A 20 lndlsna, % iun for Congress, | be-
hsvo.
! Tie length Of the session 90 The Senate
viN depend now entirely upon the COURSE
pursue n regard 10 The case OF NJ Shields
Papsrs'and witnesses have been sent for, q nd
fthe Senate Is to 10 kept mere uniil the an'
swers hre received, the Tepotl made, and the
question argued. two or three weeks will be
occupied before The examination IL closed
and The vote taken. The general impression
however is tha, the session viii not be pro.
!ongei boyoud Monday week
douh, much II the President AMI Cabine
act al all While So many applicants are IL
the city, as al action is embarrassed by then
presence Tits IS the conclusion OF MANY
who have wisely determined % iIust u Prov
.douco and hide their time.
The Senate were 10 session ~ thirty O
forty minutes to-day, waiting the pleasure q
the Executive, but no communication came
ani hence the adjournment 30 Monday.
very large minority voted 10 adjourn over {,
Tuesday
Some OF Mr. Truman Smiths friends, SCI
complaia that he has to place IN ihe Cabinet
To such lei me answer lha, tho Home De
parmeut was rendered him BY the Presden
aud respectfully declined-Mr $. wisely,
ihink concluding that the Senate Of the Uni
Ied SAFES was quite as honorable and re
sPonsiDlo a position as place IN the Cab
net 1t was after this that Mr.. Ewing re
eeived the appointment.
The telePraph.c difficulties between Mors
and O'Rcl'eY 10 reference to tho lines Yves
Of Philadelphia, / believe are, IN Vie cours
of amlcaJle settlement. Alessrs Amos Ken
dali, as The counsel Of Morse and Vail, anr
Messrs G,ilel, Norehoad, and Hanna. U1t
two last from Pttsburg) have como 10 term
as 10 the lines from Philadelphia to St Louis
and from St Louis to Chicago. The LAX,
line and the line from Louisville 10 New Or
leanI, remains the subject Of adjustment,
H. y.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

The rumored Cholera Of the Ship Liver
pool may after all, according 10 the report
Of the surgeon Of the ship, which We pub
lished yesterday, not be cholera at all, but
only nm aggravated form Of dysentery, the
result Of fifth, poverty, insufficient clothing
ana food, and close confinement on board
ship At any rate no new case Of disease
has occurred on board the ship since the
9th inst, and but single case now exists
on board Of her, that has symptoms any
thing like cholera and no case whatever
exists or has existed on shore. Con & Enc.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

CANADIAN MAr1ERs-The conflict be.
tween tue ultra loyaists aud the French, or
revolutionary party, in the Canadian Par
Lament, has ended, and the result is 4 com
plctc and perfect triumph of the later over
the former The bill compcusatng losses
incurred during the attempted rebellion or
revolution of 1887 has been passed by a
triumphant majority, notwithstanding the
resolutions, meetings, threats, aud dark in
tlmations Of reputation, resistance and cy-
crything else which the loyal or anti French
party threatened, in Parliament, aud out OF
it, il debate and at meetings. in Montreal
and elsewhere.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

Abby Pinnock. aged u years, cham
bcrmaid in Boston, was recently found dead
in her bed with handkerchief imprcgnated
with chloroform, pressed to her nostrlls and
bottle ofths article in the bed She had
taken the chloroform while under a surgical
operation and was delighted with its~ef-
fects, and said she should like to repeat the
experiment often A post mortem exami-
nation showed that death was caused By
congestion of the brain, doubtless caused
by the imprudent use of the chloroform.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
fss u. Herald.
n q b A b E l. .

w " LADp sftNCtt.
ny the lake where lille. gov,
Resab.l;
on We wandered lorg ago,
Happy, for we did no, know,
OF cares which years bes,ow
Roasbel.
Purer than The cloudless skies,
Rosabel
Were thy large and lus,rous eyes
Boaming with a glad surprise -
But now a shadow oer them lies.
Rosabel.
Thy spirits once so ligh, and free.
Rosabel
And Thy 70 Ice once full Of slss,
Have been ssddsasd and I zee
Sorrow of claims team fsoa shse,
Rosabel.
By the lake WHARF liliss grow,
Rcssbel;
Whore the willows dsoop full low,
Soon thou'it sleep aud lew will know
What was thy secret 10;
Rosahol.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
LArRsr CAstHET NEwS !

LATEST CAsFAET NEWA A Telegraph.
ie despatch from our own reporter dated
Washington, March sth furnishes Us with
the following items Of intelligence:
General fAylor's Cabinet met to-day at
o'clock Afterwards they took the cath,
add we're introduced 10 their respective
clerks They are each nov surrounded by
applicants Nominations for ofice for hmi
ted terms about 70 expire. will be made this
week A Mexican Commissioner is 70 be
nominated on Saturday, after adjournment
o. Senate. Removals and sppointn euls
Sill take place The Register OF the Treas
ury has resigned and LETT the city to-day
Mccullough resigned 90 DAY. HIS retie.
asuoa No, accepted [iour1a. Of Com.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
RUTLAND co EDUCATIONAL CON
VENrlON,

A Convention Of Teachers and others in
tsre.ied in tho subject Of Common School
Education, ia Rutland County, sssemelsd At
Rutland according 10 The call Of the COUNTY
Superintendent, on Thursday, feb SSH, and
was organized b, the appointment Of Rev. c
Thomas as Chairmtn, and NJ. Conan'
a. Secretary.
On motion by the Hon. G.. T. Hodges, \
Committee Of Ovouures was appointed 10y
he Chair, consisting OF the following gentle
men
Hon. George T. Hodges.
Rev John A. Hicks, DID.
Row c. Taylor.
Row 4. Walker
Rev. VI. lockwood
Moses Hawkes., Esq
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
hall past Que O'Clock, z. NJ
AFTERNOON
A0er PRAYER by Rev. DR.. Walker, the Con-
yention was fotciby and eloquenily address
ed by Rev d. Hicks.
On motion hv Rev A Walker, 1t was 70.
ted unanimously that DIR. Hicks be requested
to submit his address 10 the public through
the press
MIR Taylor from the Committee of Over
lures Then submitted the following resolutions
which were adopted after an interesting dis
cussion, in which MessrS Walker OF Pitts
ford, Taylor, Walker Of Rutland Hicks,
Ormsbee, and others participated.
Reso!reG, That this Convention, regarding
well sustained sysiem OF general education
a. one OF the main supports Of our political
institutions and an ossenta, element OF social
prosperity, do c0mmond the common schools
Of Vermont to the continued and yet more
liberal patronage OF tho Legislature.
Resolved, That every individual has d.
rect interest In the prosperity otour common
schools, and should aid the efforts for their
improvement by his Counlenance and sup.
port
Rc,oired, Tina, this Convention have heard
with qualification OF the proposal OF the A.
mcrcan Institute OF Instruction to hold their
next annual meeting In Vermont, and believe
that the uihlment OF that intention will be
attended with the happiest Influence upon
the cause OF education IN the State.
Resoiped, That our public men ought TO be
and are hereby urged to give the aid Of their
cuunsels and their personal aud official in
huence 10 the Improvement and permanent
establishment Of our system OF general edu-
cation
Resolved, That we approve Of the essen.
tial features OF our present school law that
we believe there is an evident Improvement
IN our common schools under lis operation,
and trust that it will not be repealed until It's
merits have been more fully tested.
The Committee also submitted the follow
ing resolution, which was laid on the table
a Committee being appointed to consider and
report on future occasion respecting the
evpediency Of the action therein recnmmen-
ded
Resolrcd, That, rs one means of awaken
ing a more general interest IN tic cause OF
Ed1c1ilon, we recommend the organization
OF a County Common School Association.
In the evening the Convention was ad-
dressed by Samuel NJ Conant; after which
on motion Of Hon. G.. T. Hodges, the thanks
of the Convention were voted to the speaker,
and the Convention adjourned at the coll OF
the County Superintendent
/ G. A. THOMAS, Prssideni.
S. NJ, CoSANT, Secretory.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
S. NJ, CoSANT, Secretary.

RUMoRED EXECUTIVE NoMINA.
TioNs.--Despatches from Washing
ton state that the Senate adjourned on
the 9th over to Monday, when it was
expected that nominations would be
made Of Ministers to Spain, Chill, and
Russia and of a Charge d'Afiairs TO
Sweden.
Mr.. Pendleton of Virginia, it is said,
has been nominated Minister to
Spain.
Mr.. Philip Greeley, tits said has
been nominated Collector of the Gus
toms at Boston.
Mr. ChaIes Hudson, iii said, has
been nominated Naval officer at Boe.
ton.
Thomas l.. Smith, it is said, has
been appointed Register of the Treas
ury, aud MCIinlock Young, Of the
Treasury Department, is TO be retain
ed that Joseph Brady will be appoint
ed "a Auditor, and that the Assisting
Bureau ofthe Post Office Department
has been conferred upon FItz Henry
Warren.
Col. Webb has been superseded in
the appointment Of Minister to Spain
by Mr.Bedinger (memberof Congress)
of Virginia. Certain doings under
the Bankrupt Law, is the alleged
cause OF preference for Mr.. Bednger.
IL is rumored that NJ. Webster will
appointed Minister to England
The number of office seekers at
Washington Is estimated at three
lhousands.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
rrALr-prFosfrloN oF Lac PoPr.

rrALY-pEPosITioN or THE POPE.
We hs's irnrn Rome ~. ppor,sul inssil,.
gtocs 81 tts dspos son ui she Pore. anf he
ssisehshmsni ~ . RsrutHc THE event
toot place a. 1 O'Clock 90 ths rnsrninT Of The
~ of Fsbrssfy u rs besa ragsa 'hsi he
shall ENJOY al ihc Fafsntses htcess.ry fys
tbs indspsnaehcs ot tn sg.ttua power
INDIA
The ciiy o' Nouaaa ha, bsst. csptatsI a..
tar havns bsr. stvcret cod b,-u1stde8 Tor
en- sn.its seek BOT tbs r.la-. beiI OIL .-
The dsisnre col NoaFass. scsusta have been
oas Of The mos obstinate .o4 record Datts
SIth the COLONIES notol f1 ihe auatk. sad
ssiabhahed tssm'cltcs vt.aI0 50O yatls Of
the vale Here baiisuss were UIrc'ed. sal
On ut. a6h q istfac ban5sfd Hsut c1mrie1.
csd on the 11.h = ioB containing roo og0
poonJs ~ pswdef vas b'oan up Nv well 81.
fscied roHar ihe jcratiaton vas horrb.s
TIE Dewan's m5ihsf. several OF his teistivcs
With 0HnJ OF bis Nf8sts, together wlla q
great naHhsr 20. bit troops and PEOPLE we're
blown iaIo tbs az. sud ihls destruction Of
mosques and blI 1Ings around va, mos. eI
ieoSrc TIE N8uIau.s made a .nrl. on
the 3lr. boa were dryea back sni the -
c"nsdiHf continued necessarily tho hri DAYS
OF the wear
On TIE > ihe breach being deemed pTlc
ucsbis. the assault took place M1..tsko
ds,sfmined 81 defend himself 20 he lost. re-
tired u the citadel which was hcine miuei.
bat still he heid oli. Inc 7ih January. ths
laN daio. uvsuues had been made by Mnal.
rake, but nothing boI has unconditional sur.
render would be lisiened 10 The bomhard.
msnt seems 90 hsve been one Of The most 70
mafksb,e on record, and The Stubborn dcfencr
Of The enen,T has never been surpassed 10
lndisn warfare.
The destruction Of property hst been i'm O..
menso. The news from The army ofthe Pun
jaub IL ola yctv serious character The All
ehsns w1san army OF 10000 men, Is guns
under the command Of DoN Mah5medI ne
phew have advanced towards The Schnds
ffonuct. This invading army has, il is aai1.
already trayersed tho Kpojuck Pass and 10
actually marching on Sehikarrots
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14
GeneraI AopLins Euiaep ~ hnr,

General Hopkins Euiogy We have
seen 3 reprint Of the Eulogy Of Gen Hop
kins delivered a, the funeral Of Gen. Ran.
sOm and as specimen Of typographical
neatness and beauty We have never seen any
thing Of the kind to compare With it.-Of
toe merits Of the address it IL unnecessary
for Us 20 speak -" ii has DOW passed n it,
second sdiuon
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

From YucArAN, The Frigsts Poto-
mae has arrived at New YoIk from Sisal
with later dates from Yucatan. The auxil-
iarsss have been defeated in several engage.
ments A report was current at Sisal that
Tehamco was surrounded with Indians,
aud that the Whites were compelled 70 Ny
for want of provisions.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-14

UTRumors Of The loss OF the Magnolia, a
vessel from New Bedford Tor California, com
manded by Capt. Is. +. Simmons, have been
circulsted through the country forsome esks
past They are entirely without foundation.
and are probably the work Of some idle mis-
creams, whose talent Tor mischief is erhaus
ted upon such miseI able and cowardly de-
wise to excite the anxiety Of the numerous
friends Of those who have gone out IN thai,
weasel