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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Prepared and sOd. wholesale and retail, by A X d
SANDS Druggists and Chemists lo0 Fultou-s, corner Of
William New York Sold aso BY Duggis1 generally
thru sh0ut United S,sos and Cknsdss fnee ~ per
Bottle kCules NCr ~. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

X. 30 IgT-A twc-sory dwelling 50 IN q olm
i.:. f-iI n J. within Eve minutes wax or me cnut,h
and Two seminsr'es OF learning and haVluK suip'e
,, Attached well .rpph-t win fruit rees or every
-scfipuon The place "a well aiaPted To- ne Wans q,
'srv wishing to move from the city. Inquire OF VI W
DOuD Brick Church Chapel OF On the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

III griday. LosyiDf Aloaly A4rsdsyl Ibafsdsy
90 ss,srd.y Lzndiog at the isstmsdi.s p.sss sess
iaI. 80 afIpA Captain y W stone VII leave n.
s..mSosI PIER :, the foo Of Rooin'.os sosd.ys Wee
se.d,,s snd FhdsyA al 0eoek 49,. psssss %
arr forbid trusting suy one 90 s,sous' .l ne soors
800 h-r owner JOHN kophAN, Asent
BOA OF u'' '"'' foot OF NOr,h Moore a. up stain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
80 ,..,zrsrr, VNITED STATES MAII.

La ~S,S.. RAlLRoAO-on aud sner Mosdsy
ExrA-fHA- April 10, The following usins will leave
IN. cse. Of the Company p Canal It Passengers Will
40 he II the Office OF the Newfcrk snd Harlem
railroad at .7sh st. Accommodation Trsin AN fof
~, Iochalle &c Express Train a. for stamford.
~ Expre,s Train stsPM Tor stanford. &c. AeeoWmO.
damon Train al a NJ for New Haven. ~ C"mmutsioa
T,.o ara NJ Nlr N0rwslk Tr0iHs % Neo- -Commg
tito Trsi. st6 AN for Norwslk, Accom- Inln ae AN
Ton Nav Haven; Accom- Train ats 50 A NJ from New
u.s,T Fxpre.s Train at pm from junction Of Hartford
Rod spd New Haven Sstion; Accom- Train tPM from
T. a.vsn lslsl X X MASON. supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

"a FOX SiLE-k sDal farm. very plrasanly slt1 sled
- the line OF the n Y and Harlem Railroad IN tho
town u YOnkers well located, fscisg the southeast
with every variety Of the beat Of grated fut 10 10 good
stale u cD walton tbs crops bsinz put e ground
good house barn aud ouibuildugs good spring Of
ceert water The house 10 feoced with stone wall
will be sold At bargain. Aso other property
Uptown in proved uIimproyed for sale exchange
Apply either BY letter through hs penny poet personally
TO L. HAINfS 80 Third avenue
AT Iw' b.twseu " snty frat srd Tg,ntyseeond ,ts
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

Mr.. Colamer excuses himself froni all re-
sponsbiIity from these nnprincipled violations,
by disciainius all "power direction or control
over the ma,ler."
If ll.is position be true, ard these deliberate
attempts to undermine the govsrnment OF ont
State, be continued and allowed, dissolution
of the Union is our certain and not unhopelu'
destiny. The South will not consent thus to
lruduce her own institutions, and Northern
emissaries Tor this uuIallowed. purpose, will be
"iried, condemned and hnng as spies" This
odions and unconstitutional interference with
our rights is a growing evil. i is for worse
than this.
Its an evil that is utterly inolerabIe, aud
ye, irrepuable unless by Congress. Will Con-
yress relieve usl Onr Senators aud Repre-
senlatives in Congress- our past history, ani
present condition, tell us loo trply that we are
dopmed 10 destruction by this very body. The
fire Of eloquencr-tlIe might Of reasonns-the
appeals of justice aud patriolisln-tbe snaran-
lees of the constitution, sealed with the com
mon blood Of common aucestryof heroes aud
palriuis, have been brought idta requsllIon to
stay tho bIouty tide Of abolitionism. But IN
VAN
We now look IL disunio, as our only hope.
1t is an experiment of great magnitude aud ln-
wolves t,rrlblt responsibility it is one that
must he met In the lnngunge Of the immortal
Henry, would say, ''tcl It come"
The declaration Of Collamer ID indeed "ihe
hugle bias, of lbe highway rObber inviting his
comrades 10 the spoil" ED. PRO. TEN:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
OUTRAGE ON OUR FLAG.
GEN. ouDIyor AND Mr.. .cAss.-.


A leiler, addressed, we believe, IN the,
Boston Daily Advertiser. has been s"lns
the rounds of The press relative 10 the conl-
Of an alleged. Outrage upon the
American coasul al Rome by some French
soldiers.
We understand that Mr.. Brown. our
consul. called in person and made rep
resenla,on of the facts Of this case to Gen.
Oudinpr Fhe scneral-ia chief received
him with courtesy. and listened 10 his
statement with due attention, accOmpnnI'
cd with oil proper expressions OF resret,
and, in conclusion, directed the chief ol
the staff 10 return With Mr.. BrowR TO the
consulate, to collect from witnesses OF tle
scene ful! ;nfurmu,on in rcgard.ts il.
The next daya militarycourt was called.
Which sal for nine hours. elici;ug The facts
of The case, with all the minutcness which
Distinguishes The French tribunals. In the
course Of This examination it appeared that
Two of Mr.. Browns servants (llalians) had
repeatedly, during the day, insuLeu the
French soldlers in passing.
At The time iu question: an individual
belonging Ia large crowd OF Italians,
which. in defiance of the general order of
the day previous, WAS assembled, to the
number of a hundred or hundred aud
Gfty, ald al The cnisul's house, had drawn
a poiuard upon The guard. a patrol. pas
sing at the time. entered The hduse, mot
being apprized Of i:s character. and made
prisoner Of the Individual in question, aud
Of anolher who was recognized as a deser-
ter from the French army. They then
Withdrew with the prisoners. II was in
evidence upon oath that the patrol deport-
cd themselves without menace, and were
uniformed of The character Of the prenl.
ses uulil they were on the point of retiring.
Mr.. Brown lrft The city with his family
while this examination was in progress,
leaving MIR. Freeman Tour consul al Anro...
na) in The temporary discharge OF the du-
lies of the Roman consulate. In cOnse
cucnce Of Mr.. Browns absence. ami uu-
der lhc impression that The Consulate was
left wirhn,t AN agent, we understand that
General Oudnol addressed a c0Emunlca-
lion To Mr.. Cass, our Charge d'Affaires. IN
which he recapiluIaled the result Of the
examination substantially AS we have giv-
Ell it above. and expressed The profound
regret which he had experienced al Ihe
error tha, lad been cnmmirted, which had
been previously expressed in person 10 the
American Consul and Vice Counsel. tie
aIso renewed 10 MIR. Cass the assurance
THAT no one in The French army had haT-
bored the design of tlisrcgardius the rights
of his Country, or questioning the inviola-
biIity "fdomicI Of diplomatic unclionarles.
General Oudinot further stated, we I'm.
derstand, that ihe two prisoners had been
released. and expressed the hnpc thai the
communication which had heen made
would be sufficient satisfaction fnr 'hc
error which had been committed. aud
which could not occur agan.-Wasliinstou
Republic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Our Country.

{" Tile Post Muster General has no posccr dirtc-
tion or control orcr the matter to be mailed"
The above declaration Of Mr. CoLLAMER, we
regard us onlinous Of great evil to the South.
Almost every mail from tho North, is loaded
with abolition documents, which denounce our
Institutions and violate The feelings and immu-
mites of our people. Our own true and faith.
ful citizens ure titus made tie unwilling agents
i'll carrying and distributing these incendiary
works, which are intended 10 deiame and de-.
slroy their own institutions aud liberties.
To make sure this foul work the North has
sent into cur midst, her hired emissaries, who
steal,hi!y prow through our country as.recon.
noiterins spies, and maintain all enignutical
correspondence with the uccursed and avcwed
enemies of our State,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
LANCASTER, AUGUST II, 1s49.

GIN. .TAYLoR's Toun.-The President
of The Uned SIaes, accompanied by w.
F.. Johnson. Governor Of Pennsylvania,
and suite, arrived here al 8 O'Clock las.
evening.
A large conrourse OF people were a, tho
depot, and when The train containing The
hIusrrious visi,ers4a,riYed, gave the btro of
Buena Vista mostshear,y welcome. The
iIlustrious guest was accompined 10 The
hotel by an immense concnurse Of people
who chcsred all along the roule. so
This morning, the General was visited
by many thousands ofour ciizeus. After
The exchanging Of congratulations, aipfs-
cession- was formed, wlich escorted The
general and suite through The principal
streets, and accompanied them 10 The rail-
road depot, where The Presiden, took the
traiu and left far llsrrishurg al IL O'Clock.
Philadelphia papers, 18th instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
vo,..ntecr.Coanuamy.

The requisite number for forming Vol"n-
uneer Corps at this place having been obtains
ed, the members viii meet in tho Court House
or. Saturday the 2osh inst. for the purpose OF
eleclng Officers and for other matters.
The 2Illi will he The IaY fvr the muster ol
the Beat Companies AT tile Village.
It's expected That every one who has given
in his name will attend. The lis, will coutnue
10 be kept open iyr additional subscribers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
4 PROCLdM4 TION.

4
There is reason 10 believe that an armed
expedition is abou: to be filed out in The
United States, with an mention ln invade
tho Island of Cuba, or some Of the PruvIn-
ces of Mexico. The hest ininrmalIon
which the Executive has been able 10 obs
lai;,. points 1" tho I-;sud cf Cuba as the
object Of their expedition.
II is The duly of ibis Government 10 OBJ
serve the faith of treaties, and prevent any
aggression BY our citizens upon the terri.
tories Of friendly nations. have, therefore,
thought it necessary aud proper 10 issue
this Prnclaira,iun, 10 warn all citizens OF
The United States, who shall connect Them
selves with al enterprise, so grossly in
violation Of our law and our treaty obliga-
lions, that they will thereby subject them.
selves with heavy penalties announced
against them by our acts Of Congress- and
will forfeit their claims to The protection Of
their country. No such persons musl ex-
peel the interference oflhis Government in
anv firm in their behalf. no mailer To " bat
extremiies they may he reduced in collsc:
quence Of their conduct and enterprise.
TO invade the territories Of Il friendly
nation, set on foo' and prosecuted within
The limits Of tie United States. is in the
highest degree criminal, as tending TO en-
danger lhe peace aud compromise the hon.
or of this ualion; aud therefore, all good
clizeus, as they regard our national repu.
ariun, as they respect their own laws Of
nations, as they value the blessings OF
peace and lIle welfare of their country, 10
discountcuance and prevent, by all lawful
means. any such enterprise. And call
upon every officer Of This government civil!
or military, to use all efforts in his power
to arrest fnr trial and punishment every
such offender against the laws providing
for the performance. Of our sacred ob!isa-
lions TO friendly powers.
Given under my hand, the llth day of
August, 10 the year o. onr Lord. Que thou"
sand cishthundrcd and lnriy-nine, and sew.
enry-rouIii year of the Independence of
the United States.
q. TAYLOR.
Ry rhe presitIpnt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

MoRE BAsTING FOR BEHTnN.-Judge
Morrow Of Missouri SO coarsely assailed
by Benton, has rctorIed upon lhc arch
Aposlale in. letter which donouuccs the
man and his doctrines, in the. rnnsl unmea-
sured and indignan terms, which The Eny-
lish language furnishes.
The Judge puts The statements Of The
Senator in issue and plunnunces lhem void
Of ruth, terms him "a hraggart" and "a
caumniaIor" and nses tho following lam
guaSe in relation 10 him.
ut seems that / am marked as one Of
the victims 10 be sacrificed upon the altar
Of your Unsuitable, unappeasable, unpaIri.
oic aud reckless ambi'ion but you must
allow me TO say, Sir. lha, if mus, fall,
| will fall in The harness-proclaimIns you
as deserlcf ollhe policy Of y our Stale, n
denicr of The democratic doctrine Of The
right Of instruction, an ally of the aboIi>
Iiouisls. an open bidder for free soil and
abolition vnIcs for Tho Presidency.
"Your attack upon my private charac-
ter treat us would The biiIinesgatc Of
any other hlackguard, only reservis to
myself the righl to say that, mishlrorort
upon you with etIec, and oe fully justified
in il. but instead of indulsins in your IA
vor,e amusement, personal invective,
scurrility and blacksuardism, ] beg leave
10 remind you that you have provoked this
controversy, and ] am only justified in en-.
lerins into it with you upon the ground Of
your position-an American "Senalor Of
thirty years standing"
"Wilh the assurance thai, if'you offend
again against truth, propriery and dcccnry,
you shall hear from NE, | remain free
man, and an oppnncnt of Aboilionisn,,
Free-soIisn. and Barnbufnerisn, whether
avowed or covert.
i w Moppnw
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Ebe auDerfiscr.
EDGEFIELD G.. RI.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST %, 1919.

73VIIE Members Of Go. D. Palmetto Reg,a.,
4 will meet at EjgefeId Court House. on The
first Monday in September next, for The pnr.
muse of considering the most appropriate nlnn-
ner of presenting Sword tu their Captain.
August II ISd9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

B We take pleasure in calling the attention
of our readers 10 the communication Of FAR
MEn, upon the subject of the Hamburg and
Greenviile ptank-road.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
Correction.

AT the National Bridge Col. BOSNIAN S horse
was shot, not killed. The battle of c"nlreras
was fought on the evening Of the l9;h, aud
morning of the 2Olh, and not Oh the lo!li,, Us
before stated. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

KgNrucxY ELEcrroy.-1'he Lesisla-
ture is decidedly whiS sufficient returns
hsve been received, TO settle That point.
The emancipnlionisls have failed TO elect
single menber.of The conyeeattnn. The
returns Tor rha, body show The election Of
about 50 wings and 50 democrats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
From the Columbia Telegraph, l7tli I'ist'
Seven Days Later news.
aRRIVAL OF THE UIBERNfA.
COTTON STEADY
The Hungarians again Victorious &c.

The Steamer Ilibernia which left Liver
pool on The 4lh instant, reached Boston
Harbor. al III o'clock on Wednesday night.
The Despatch Intended for the associa~
ted press was detained twenty-five hours
by heavy fos in crossing the Bay of Fun
dy, and reached Baltimore at 2 O'Clock on
Tuesday morning.
The news she brings is cheering both
politically and commercially.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

" The article signed Reason aud Jus
tice." will be published when the author gives
us his signature.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, August 4.
Cotton has been in moderate demand,
more 50 than for some lime past.
The sales of the week amount to 42200
bales; of which $500 were taken by Spe-
culalors, and $500 for Export.
The range ofprices are as f"llows: Up
land d to SID; Mobile 4a to SD; Orleans
i to ID.
The market closing with a slight turn in
favor of buyers.
The excitement given to the llavre Cots
ton market by The Americas adviccs via
Liverpool brought it TO a complete stand.
The sales on the day following the re.
ceipt Of these advices, were confined to
300 bales. Prices, however, are firm at u
Slight advance.
BreadsluGs Of all descriptions are very
much depressed.
There:ure large supplies Of Indian Corn
on hand. ! and prices have further declined.
The Transactions in Flour have been on
limited scale, and prices rather in favor
of the buyer. Wheat is slightly depressed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
I' W. HIONKUN'
Jefferson City, July 10, lS49.

MoRrALITYIH CIHcINNATt.-The Total
mortality Of Cincinnati for the period Of
seven weeks ending with last week was
4,445.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

DEATH OF JUDGE A. x. WooLLEY =
We are painod to hear of The death OF
Judge A. X. W"olley. lie died at his
residence at Lexington, on Friday lasl'
after q short and violent attack of cholera
He was un able and popular man, univer.
sally esteemed in all Iris private relations.
and his death will be generally regretted
-PhlaG elphia Inquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22

1HpiAN TROUBLES iN FLeRIDA.-Thc
Florida Republican. OF Thursday, says:
I'VE continue to have flying accounts of
further depredaions by the lutiaus-kil-
Hing men, punGerinS and burning houses,
Sc; hut we have no authentic statement
d outrage since the attack on The trading
house al Charlotte Harbor We incline
10 lhe belief that lie Startling accounts Of
subsequent occurrences arise from the
fears and confusion of The Inhabitants who
IRE firing from their homes in counties
near the. line, aud taking refuge in the
tnwns. Numbers Of people have fockel
into Tampa, Ocala, 81. Augustine, Carey $
Ferry, PiIaIka. and some have even taken
refuge US far north as Jacksonville. This
is The condition of things brought abou, by
HE Two lorays that are known TO have taxi
cn place. An outbreak once begun. panic
cnsues, confidence is lost, aud The pronis-
ing settlements in Southern Florida are
abandoned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
BY the President.
J. NJ. CLAYTON, Secretary Of Stale.
From the Hamburg Republican,.

PLANK ROAD TO GREENVILLE.
In our paper Of to day, will be f'uud Il
notice Of an application 10 he made 10 Tue
next session Of our Legislature for an Act
to Incorporate Company to build Plank
Road from Grceuvile Village to"ur Town.
We take tn. uolice from tho Greenvlllo
Mounlaincer. and bail il as The harbluser
Of more intimate connection. between The
mountain regions of our Stale nnd the
valley Of The Savannah river. We trust
our cilizcns, generally. and the owners Of
Real Estate in particular, will give such
response to this Mountain movement, as
'nI----.G';-J J---,f
Plank roads have been made manifest in
many parts Of our country; and. we doubt,
if any section presents greater induce
mcnss for The Sperimeni-i( il can still! he
deemed al experimenl,-ihan Tie route
from :1ainhurg to Greenviile
This SUBJECT is one Of sufficient impor-
lance 10 attract The attention Of other inn
portant interests besides those OF local
character. The immense quantity of pro.
duce raised adjacent to This line of road.
aud The large amount Of merchandise 10 he
consumed ON The route, aud Immediately
beyond the upper terminus, taken in cnn-
uecriuu with the fact that unless something
be done to prevent, nearly all this produce
will be conveyed by the Railroad 10 co..
Iurnhia, and Of course The supplies of mer
chandize procured in tha; quarter reudcrs
ir of the highest importance 10 the Interests
Of Augusta aud Savannah rs well rs 10
tie boating interests on the Savannah Ri
yer, that lhis Plank Roal should be con-
structed. If therefore proper measures be
adopted to make these various interests
comprehend 'he imponancc 10 them Of
This improvement there can he little doubt
Of the CONSERVATION Of an object SO devouIly
10 be wished.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
New YoRK, Aug. I7-6. p.

The Market:-Fifleen hundred bales
Cotton were sold TO day-fair Upland IOi,
Orleaus II. The market is quite unsettled
aud dropping tendency. under The HI.
bcrnia's accounts. There is, however; no
positive change in prices.
The Cholera.-There were eighty new
cases and forty deaths Of Cholera in New
York to-day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
From tie Charleston Courier.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PRES
IDENT OF THE u. STATES.
BALTIMORE, AUG. 1 !.

- The following Proclamation wasrecelv-'
ell a. Washington on Monday from Eaf-
rishIiru
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
ROME, (Ga,.l Aug. 9.

Destructive Flood.-A most destructive
n...L Silver Greek III Ibis cnnn=-
~ on Thursday evening last. Ii is i'm
possible to nuke anything like cnrrecl
estimate Of The damage done. Al The,
fences on the huloms were carried away,
and hundreds of acres Of cora and.coilon
either wholly destroyed, or left without
protection from The ravages of The stock.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Barndnn,
Together witt, his work shop, were swept
away with every thing in lhcm-tho fami
~ not being at home. The carding mill
and saw mill of L.. Burnel. Esq. We're
whuily washed away, aud his llourishug
mills much damaged. The Ihreshing
machine and work shop Of Col. Ilills,were
carried away aud bis tan yard much dam-
aged. The bark house was wasked oil.
and several of lhe vats empIied Of their
conents. The Baptist Church on the
creek was moved a considerable distance:
The srst and saw mills Of Jonas King
" ere carried away, and the new Gins fac
tory of a. ID. King, with twenty new gins.
and all tho lumber aud all the stock on
hand, were swept off. Sl,rupid wns The
rise that lilllo or nothing could be saved
from any Of the buildings carried away.
The water is said ln have risen fifteen
feet in that many minutes. and in all, some
len feel higher I!ran il has been known loF
many years. 1t never was known 10 be
so high by many feet
The loss of A. D, King is estimated at
from twelve 10 thirteen thousand dollars.
He was an industrious mechanic. aud his
Iuss embraces nearly every thing lha: he
is worth upon the earth:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
FIen the Charleston Courier, 18th inst.
81 s.BY TELEGRAPH.
Nrw ORLEANS, August Is.

The Murkrt-The sales of Colon yes.
rrd ~ were only To ,rlflins exteut, snd
holL.rs are asking extreme prices. Coffee
was advancing-Rio is 1unled al74
The .rJduciion Case "A decision has
been given in the casc.ol The Spanish Con-
sui. charged with the abduction of Rev.
The Consul has been b'uud over to stand
his. trial bti'.re the U. S. Circuit Court
next d. c-mber, and has given hail in The
sum of-S5O0l lie has entered solemn
protest against l. whole proceedings.
Four Others, Mcconnell. Mure, Eagle
and Llurenine, have also been bound over
to he tried al the next Term of the District
CUpIl. in The sum Of So, 500 each.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-08-22
BALTIMORE, Aug. II.

DhLi'UohE, aug. ~.
California Matters-Indiaa Disturbances.
A dispatch from 81: LOUIS of the 10Th
inst, s,ales that Company of traders
from Santa Fe. arrived there the previous
day, bringing SI0O,O0O and IA large mail
to Fort I.eayeuwurlu, and 500 leIters from
California.
NIJur Charallie, Il Texian, has'accepted
an offer from the government of Chihua:
hua, 10 fight the Apache Indians, on The
following terms: for warriors scalped S2UO
Others Sl50-prisouers $500. At the
last accounts be had nine scalps and lodf
prisoners.
The latest dates from Santa Fe slate
that The Iudiaps are committing sad dc:
predurions. On The 9Th July, two Ameri-
cans aud TWO Mexicans were killed near
there. Lieut.. Thomas encounlered par
.ly Of Camanches near Sauere Christie
placer, and killed IL.
ST. Louis is now healthy, and Trade is
reviving there.
Chi.ds, The Bank Rnbber, has.been hsld
to bail in the sum olSO. 200 dollars.