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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
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I'VE undersigned viii the business hereafter I'M
L der the name and STYLE of y GUCiGENtIEIMER s Co.
at the old stand Of the old firm They have now and will
continue TO keep, handsome assortment of
0-2 CID 0-DIa
consisting part OF Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings
Cassinett, Fuled Cloth, Jeans, &c sc.
ALso-contantlv hand, choice assortment Of Ladies'
Dress and Fancy Goods Likewise Hats Caps and Shoes;
all (which viii be sold at reduced prices
y. GUGGENHEINER,
L. GUGGENHEIMER.
Dec.7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
JA MES GAR LAND
WILLIAM M. CABELI,.

4 4 ularly attend the Circuit Superior and Coulty
Courts of Amherst, Appomaox, Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson and the town of Lynchhurg.
Lynchburg Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VII, continue, diligently to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct l9-tf
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FARE UCED.
TIA
.NEU LINE or FOUR HORSE
POST COACHES.
From Lplchbwg by Chart Hesr'He N connection ,ruh

From Lrpchbrg by Chart HcsriHe, III connection rith
The Louisa ana Richni nd anil Fredericksburg
Road 10 Richmond and Northern Cities
Fare to Richmond s. 0G
Fare to Junction 5 90
DASSENGERS by this line leave Lynchbarg on
Sunday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings ar
rive at Charlottesville evening, where they spend
the night and connect with the Northern train at the
Junction at 9 O'clock, A. NJ, reaching Richmond at /
o'clock, A. NJ.
Passengers going North arrive atWashngton city at 4
p m, Baltimore at ?. m. Philadelphia in the course
Of the ngnt-beag "A hours il advance any other line
leaving Lynchburg PASSENGERS assured ot regular
connection and no detention.
IIFISKFLL s co.
Office at Franklin Hotel, Lynrhbarl; Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road office, Richmond, Va.
jim S-Gm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-19
NJ II w. = 81 % ~
At Old Spring Ware House.

NE W. = 81 % ~
At Old Spring Ware House.
informs the citizens ofLynch
L burg and its vicinity, that his
Wa=On-n,alximE and
BLA k NJ L II SHOPS,
full operation. All those who want good nice
cheap work get it by calling the subscriber, who is
do all kinds of work in both branches with
.NF~4T.NESS .9.ND DESPATCH
He has large stock of very superior seasoned timber
commence with and his wormen equal to in the
State Of Virginia his Smith Shop he has rstra Smiths
good Horse Shoers and always has good
stock Of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN H. BAILEY.
Iynchburg, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished of, and several Carryas and second handed
ALSO,
Several Second Hand Road Wagons;
and will in have and 1eepa general
WAGONS. CARTS. PLOUGHS AND
U'HEEL- B,4RROVS.
All of which he viii sell low.
JOHN II. BAILEY.
Farmers Hotel Lynchburg, March l3ts
FLOUR! FLOUR!i
TNOR SALE first rate article Of Family Flour and lot
L, Of Extra superfne. SMITlISUN s STATHAM.
April 9-3tif
CLOTER SEED
4 FEW BUS PRIME CLOVER SEED, lust received
n and for sale by TINSLEY s TAYLOR
April Git
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EERG MA.

CST received at the Book ore, a Map Of the Internal
- Improvement Of Virginia. adopted by the General Assem-
ply Of Virginia, 18th March, 1913 Price One Dollar
Feb 5-ts ID r PAYNE & BRO.
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EsN .EdU9nS' EEDresS,

.M4C.4UID4T'S HISTORY or ENGLAND,
First and Second Volumes, Just received. BY
ID. b. PAYNE, s BROTHER.
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Put this in lIaC Paper!
Beautiful Schemes for April, 13A9

e. PlFER s Co, always scll the good Prizes
g. Persons WHO want money, have only 70 bly, ticLe
pyf-r s Cos
g. Letters to US by the mails never misclrry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Californian. at yern Cruz.

Several letters have been received lately from
California parties at Vera Cruz so far they sYpesr to
have met with little difficulty IN prosecuting their jour
ney. A gentleman from this City writing from Vera
Cruz March l, says;
"Our company have put up 81 the - Charles Hotel
and will probably BE- here TIL next Tuesday when sc
cording 10 our arrangements we shall take merchants
train for Guadslaxsra We have 10 pay 40 each and
ind ourselves The journey will occupy from 80 TO -
days and then have TO get oo from there BY some
means which shall probably be better able 10 Judge
of when we get there. There are, should think, some
two or three hundred persons here on their way TO
California Some who came In the vessel with us are
going back.
letter in the Boston C0wis, dated Camp santa
Fe miles above Vera Cruz Feb. 10" gives the follow
ing information
In the first psce this Is the roste bu, would advise
every oue from the Northern States 10 take vessel
direct 10 Vera Cruz II saves both tine aud money
The route through tbe States 20 NewOrieAns - Ell
pensge and subjects one msny delays, especially al
New. Orleans; whereas BY water direct 10 Vera Cruz
you can make the trip In from fifteen 10 twenty days
AZ an expense Of about a30 or 80. ny the wsy OF
New Orleans 500 IL the lowest u will 10 10 calculate
up.n Passports from the Mexican Consul must oe
taken Of course AZ Vers Cruz u costs nity cents 70
get yourself and baggage ashore 70 the Custom House
AZ the Custom. House You pay my cents more; Inc
officers the Custom House are very seniemsnly and
render al necessary assistance The examination OF
baggage Il very particular, merely opening some OF
the trunks and there not an article landed ~ tne
officer belonging 20 our party. We are allowed al oui
arms without suy questions Cap: Hultont party ol
100 men from New York are lsgues In advance
fus We shall overtAke them Of JssPA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
NeM-Nexico % Tens.

The ST. LOUIS Republican publishes the foI W
ing letter which il srms comes from reliable source
No comment Is needed SANTA FR, Nov. 10, ls3s-
Its q long time that have not . llne from you,
though have punctusly written you by most oil toe
mails smith arrived few days since and gave me
toerably good account of you and your proceedings
With s. came also Judge, sheriff, Clerk &c from
Texas 20 assume jurisdiction the County OF santa
Fs or the Eleventh Judicial Distict OF Texas he
seems harmless and inOaensve and nobody knows nim
nor his shi Of ursdction and AZ he can only raise
tail of apsrty, composed OF few fool Americans and
As every Me stands ready TO Sh sns the claim
of Texas-whch they did not ssnss the entrance OF
Gen Kesney-I suppose he will spend the Winter and
20 home aesin Though that excessively silly message
Of the President 10 regard 70 the Texas claim has uen
alarmed and exsspersied the New Mexieans who here
tofore have been true 10 the United ststes interest
firmly believe that every respectable Mexican "oo4d
rather desert his home the sscrce OF MS properly
either 10 Mexico or the United states than come UNDER
the control OF Texas and furthermore we Americans
Who have cast our lot in the country feel with them IN
regard 10 this ridiculous claim and viii by 20 means
ever consent 10 i've here sppendAge 10 Texas
indeed we have really apprehension that MI foIk
will be able to induce Congress 10 do Is any sucn 10
Justice Though indeed, We New hexicsns seem rom
al can gather at this distance, % have 80 many enc
uie. among both Wings and Democrats. that We shsh
believe De compelled to spPesl 10 the Barnournen Tor
aid comfort and protection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
The Navigation Question.

An occasional correspondent sends the follow
ing from Washington to tho CouTi1 and Enquirer
The Cabinet ii is reported. have had under consd
sraon Mr. Bancrots alleged assurances 10 the Briti'h
Government in regard 10 the abrogson OF the Navgs
ton Laws, and that II was determined 10 Instruct
him 10 withdraw such assurances should they have
been made as the United States Government are mol
disposed TO enter any such reciprocal arrangement
az thrt proposed by Mr. Lsbouchere.
The Government have had under discussion the
threaten ed disturbance along our Northern frontier and
have determined to preserve the neutrality OF the coun
try in any exigency tina, may arise.
Ills rumored hore, with what correctness cannot
saw that formal Cabinet discussion has been had upon
the policy Of general system of removals from OF.
ice and that the prevalent opinion was In favor OF
moderation and forbes This 10 quite likely 10
no ,rue il ia in entire accordance with the practice
of the Administration thus far.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
pr,,a IN. Xio Grrude.

The schooner john Bel, Capt. Lear, arrived yes
terday from Brszos n santiago whence she sailed on
the TIN We nave the Alete1H rag, 719nsned a.
Broxusvile Of tie ilh inst Il confirms report re
csved on Monday BY way n Galveston o. Tee PreTs
sr-e of the eholera on the Rio Grsnde. good num-
Der Of parties destined for California have passed ~
tbe liver having teen nited out with mules, &c 81
Brownsville trd the vicinity. Among o,Asfs We see
mentioned TIE parties under Cspt Fair ard c.pt
Dodge The sale Of Government stea MRS sdvert.ea
for the lst Of Msrch has been Postponed 10 hs lot
10 cousequeucs Of the cholera Col Harfee sq a1-
ron N ths "a Dragons has been ordered y tue san
.n,ohio 10 arrive between the s1th ard 2jth INST
L.rEa-Tns steamship Globe. Capt E-iery' srrived
ls.t evening from To BrszOs bringing "a RE dHG7
90 Flay on the ION Capt Eery rePofts inei ne
x,;t-d Proursvile sad ths. the cholera had entirely
s..vuesred from that place The Globe took down he
nsrtv of Col Weoo and Mr. Audubon I1sy were in
s-oxnsviIIe on the l0th From the Flag Of the ON
Ne eopy the following tens Tie cholera has entire
IL s.s5oeared from cur town s-t i Eas assumed ts
| soutsd business appearance
HoEsxs AND MULKs-Lsrge Quantities Of horses
and mules are icing tsy eroEgnr IN from TIE interior
~ he ranches surrounding Msiaorss, 10 supply The
| ssrassds by the California em.xrsats- Toe prices
range from f-en twenty i've dollars escn, and the
mar kst sbantAnuy stocked n y. Pc. l4In-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

Fs,y sou IN CLINTON CoUSTY.-The Pia'ts-
bsh Republican of the 18th inst contains the proceed
inss Of meeting which, that paper says ws' com,
posed of both sections of the old Democratic party oil
the town of Ausabe, Clinton Co called by their re'pec
tive committees a, the house of T. 8 Harvey In said
town. on the 5h day OF March 1872 for the purpose o.
nominating town oficers"-st which meeting the ioi
loving resolutions were unanimously adopted
Rs,ored That the experience of more than bali cen
tary has seryed to illustrate the wisdom and ierseen
sescity OF the author of the Ordinance OF I'e oy voc
pro,,ons of which free institutions were preserved 10
he territory north OF the Ohio; and thai we
nonshed by the ustrious example and its ol sne
wdom necessity of extending alike Ordinance over
the Territories of New Mexico aud California as mas al
ready been done In the case OF Oregon
Rssoirsd That while we are 10 favor OF preservins
edom and free institutions ia the Territories OF the
Uoisd States we hold that Congress has no rishtio
power TO interfere with abolish slavery ID any OF 'ne
STATES Of this Union and are therefore opposed 'u
any such Interference Soo
Rssolrtd That we believe that Congress mas tne oun
sttutoua power to abolish Slavery ana 'he s.e :,
10 the Dis,c, of Columbia and We earnestly desire u
zee the power exercised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
80
BALLS.
GRAND n,rIIrRAY AND o1vIo BAL.

GRAND MILITARY AND CXvIO BALL.
10y TIE xIIrH REGIMENT Ter DIVISION, MS
OMlLlTtA, al the Aston place Opera House. TdUNS-
DAY EVENING, 2sh inst riehsts T.. The prcceeds 10
aid fuud for The erection OF Monument 81 orssn
wood Cemetery The remsins OF L,sulsnantCo BaE.
Gallagher and Mr. Forbes. Tickets no procured nom
the committee
Col. n. O Stebbins. 81 Wallet
Lieut. Col ohm Jacob Astor, Prince and Mercer
Major Jonas Bartlett 81 eowssy
Al utant John N. keelef, u Msidsn-lane
Qusrermasier }. Slagg, 1855 W sshingtonrst
Paymasgsr y w. Coolidge, Wallet
Chaplain J. X. Stearns as Broadway
surgeon J. Kearney Msckay. IS Msrionst
Capt r. Vincent, Light Guard
Capt John Msyher, xomp Palms Blues.
Capt Pudhomme. Monroe Bluss
Capt p. Agree, Baxter Bues
Capt Jsmes 4 Boyle, Independence Guard
Capt Richard French, Lsfs, ellie Fusilssrs.
Lieut. D'Auocchl. Italian Guard.
Lieut. A. b Warner Benson Guards
Al Brooklyn, OF
Cspa Olney, City Guard.
Cspt PiHe, Pierson Guard
ORION any OF The subscribers who recommend The
operation Of the officers aud members Of lhstr respective
co mmands, In the above enterprise.
MAJ Gen. ssndford, Chsmbers-sI near Church
Brig Gen storms, - frsntiinst
Brig 0su Morris, l07 Fultou-sl
Brig Gen Hall, cor Broadway and Psfl- place
Big Gen John Even, 81 Wallet
Cot Rysr, IL, Regiment Col paryes. nh Rssiusst
Col. Postley, 81 Col Ferris, 9Th
Col. Yates, 9TH Col Morris, losh
Col. Warner, &h 90 Col. Halsey, llth
Col. Peers, 9Th
N, s-Esry applications for ucsss requested = lhs
number 10 limited mis- t,Sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Letter from mr.. GiddiuEs-The DiDicuity
with MIR. Meade of Va.

JEfl1hscNi OAiO 'A"'N" ~ '~'N'
Ma GREELEY Since my return notice IN your
account of the proceedings of the last nights sesso"
Of Congress- that you represent mo az having s0"e
ore, 10 Mr. Meadss sea- and ST. King h'~ sttShtiy
WA, conversing with Mr.. Turner OF Ill. at the
d.. n, Meads assuslted me- but whether that was
10 the neshborhood Of Mr. Mesdes seat am unable 70
ry: As Tor striking Mr.. MEADE, am wholly unable
to conceive how any man should have Obtained saen
an ,dea | am quits sure that neither Mr. Meade nor
any other person who witnessed the transaction ever
had the mos, distant thought that either struck nun
or contemplated striking him nope you VIII S1iseo'
the errer. hespScuu"y' =,
ps AZ, Turner of ILL., and Henley Of Ind. wit
messed all that took place between Mr. Meade ana
myself
The accoun, of which Mr. Gddlnss justly complains
was received by telegraph. We have since published
another statement exonera,ng him from the charge Oh
attacking Mr. Meade, a charge which TO tnose ~no
know Mr. g. must have been incredible IRON me o."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

Patent FLOUR BARREL MASUFAcTORr.--
Me.srs. Humphrey s Dodge having secured the rsht
for the State Of New YORK 70 uss improved patent ma
hn-rY FOR the construction o Dsrres have established
an extensive mandatory At hssoas IN this county on
the heaswatsrs Of Fish Creek 10 the town Of Williams
town & employs from 80 b % men, and turns out
easily so -four barrels In day. They are manufae
tured entirely By machinery each stavs taking n the
process OF manufacturing the position occupies
tie barrel when setup consequently eli tns osrres
must b. precisely ALIKE AL the slaves are OF the same
width and after they have been seasoned are passed
through the anl.hng machine where they planned,
i1ioe5 ;rozed and cnsmpered The pisnins gives tns
barrel tesuriful scyesrsnce the eroxe IL similar u
toe crOke r uxht work and the chime 70 st thick and
strong Tie barrel varies ir shape from inc article
now 10 use and IL supposed l. have many advantages
on mat account !, e about II inches shorter and ms
an Il inch bead With the sized olge as other bar
rss 90 scc0ua. Of their sEe onsnitsenih zained 10
storage and tne time the barrel being fuller In
the quarter will allow 1876 b. q -four 10 Be packed
loossr ,hsn Ia the present shspe Thehssdine 10 also
psssed through machinery which gives the same sc-
curacy a. the Os~ego siords tbs largest mar
ket Tor a0ur barrels 10 the world requiring for ia own
u.e a, lear rli0- II barrels per amman beside the
ord nary Canadian demand and the demand for other
Lake ports the American tide The estsbst nent VI
aessrs. Humphrey s Dodge 10 stus,ed eligbly for
wster power. eheso and abundant material, about ~
niles rom this city, On the line II the Osxezo and
Rome PLANK Road lOsreyo Com Times.
TaE NEw-BosroS " H. PorsosIsG CASE
TIE examination Of John Cheney OF GofstowH, aus
pcion OF being accessory D. the New Boston poisoning
case not finished The testimony Of Mas Blsisde.
10 90 eontEadetory eniitle ID bat little weight
CROss SUlrs-The Sk0rLgdR Me- Pres'
states tia, suits have been commenced for libel b
both Dr. Msrn and Moses Li.t5eksld Fac against each
other ,1r defamation Of chGae,er-isyng their dana
| ges a $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
CITY ITEMS.

SERIOUS OCcURRENoE.-As a gentleman by the
name Of stsnton and bis lady were driving up Broad
way yesterday afternoon, when near Great Joness'.
their carriage into and upset by hack In con
sequence of which they were both thrown with zrea,
voenee on the pavement. The horse then started OIL
az full speed to the corner OF Washington place, when
he ran upon the sidewalk and knocked downs Miss
Williams. who was seriously injured, and carried, In a
state OF insensbll,y to drug store adjoining the New
York Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

THr STORM IN BOsrOS.-The Journal says I;
The heavy south west wind coatnuei until last even.
ing when the rain poured down most protusely .na
contained until an early hour this mornins, snsn y
turned 10 snow. and inaly cleared Up ouIlps h1e
-, hrisbt and nlea.sut The sea 10 or hAroOr ran
Tsry hsh during the day yes,eraay-s part OF ne TINE
~ ,ncs go A, 10 prevent teams from crossing 10 LAT
Boston In the ferry boats.
- he british schooner Joseph Howe. bound 70 =
INN. B. via Philadelphia she has since come On.
arother schooner, name unknown Is ashore on 1Sop
Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

n,VTP.COPEs, EYEGLASSES, &e.-A the
.ssnrsnsni Of Tey-scop-s, spy-zhasses op-rssasses
hr lately received from he ssieofs'ed mandatory o.
.~.ssr,. Secr-tzn Pars Thee insuu are " W
oa. r-s and al esisbed 70 Ii most exquisite style Of
wos nanshp They made 70 shut ap IN Ehs mot com
oact Arm, lai Inc largest may De carried 70 me
pcse, For persons travelling going 10 the oonty hey
vi be found desirable. FOR sale :. reduced prcs
By lnl5 lmis-l Or. J, 4. Chiffon, q CnAnosfTs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
i. IxAreuRArIoN 81 rnE CosrRoLLER = H1n

INAUGURATION Oh THE CONTROLLER. - Hon.
Washn gton Hunt our new Controller for the purpose
Of becoming personally better acquainted with his
friends Invited the Governor, Lieut. Governor State
Oficer.. the Wing Members Of the Legislature, and
several Wig friends from other parts OF the State who
were the city, u supper with him at Congress Hsll
last evening. Bis guests, numbering nearly or quite
one hundred and MY sst down At o'clock 10 ooun
ufuy loaded table, from which, alter ample justice
had been done ~ its Injuries the cloth removed
snd tho Secretary OF State proposed the health Of the
Controller. whose reply was appropriate and happy.
The Controller concluded with sentiment In honor Of
the Legislature, 10 which the Speaker responded Sen
unents and speeches we're received from John Daer,
Esq Joshua A. Spencer, Esq. A. B. Dickinson and tho
Hon. Mr.. sweet, oil the Assembly.
GOV. Fish whose health did not permi. his s,isnd-
ance was remembered With enthusiastic confidence
aud affection Albany Journal I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

rY~ Hon. TRUMAN SMITH has published, with
the consent OF the President the correspondence be
tween them on tho subject Of the former taking a
place in the Cabinet. The correspondence consists OF
note from Gen. TAYLOR offering Mr.. SMITH the Sec
re,aryship of the Home Department and the reply OF
the latter.
Mr. SMITH refers to the part he took in the Philadei
pha Convention Delegate 10 that body and to the
lsbors and responsibilities which were devolved upon
him az the organ of the Wing Executive Committee OF
tbs two Houses of Congress during the subsequent
canvass and he sdds that he now TO accept Office
at Cen TAyLoRs hands he might lay himself open to
the nputaon of having been setunied by other than
patriotic motives After assuring the General that he
shall do all in his power in his capacity of Senator to
render tho new Administration successful he requests
that other should be made for the Home
Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
The Data adds

The disbandlps OF this regiment, In the manner IN
which il was DONE IL dsgrsceful 10 the authorities OF
Yucatan. The regiment left this city under solemn
promise fro Gov Barbachano that each private should
be paid q month should receive suit Of clothes
every three months and At the expiration OF ne term
of service 800 sores Of land
The regiment was besieged eight days In Iihosuco.
ard during that time reduced % such an extremity
that ocers or pyates had nothing b est but 10 ana
dogs In the several engagements the loss IN tled
was from % 10 20 and from 100 10 $50 we're wcunced
Although Continually suffering nsrdshlps onint - ae
saubr,y Of the climate bu, few Of the men fell oy ds
ease Af.er eli this the only requita offered the men
Is the paltry sum OF ten dollars each. Bsroaehano
pleaded the poverty of the treasury and Col " ntei
tered into with the ssmeni being fulfilled a, once re-
quested that 1t should be dsbanded, which WI" Acced
ed to.
Capt, r. J. Kelly is the only officer, We understand.
who rem aimed he was authorized 70 raise company
from the dsbsnded volunteers aad sufficient consented
20 remain TO complete The conpsny We regret u
earn tbs Lieut. Campbell, Of Capt helys company
and Lieut. Gallagher, who were wounded IN tue oaH1
OF the 18th December died VI their wounds ths ormer
on the 22d January.
The following particulars are from the Crescem
Shortly before the Geneses left the Government had
inor.oped II American officers In the castle ~ Merida
for having been concerned IN an affair OF honor lhey
we're. however, sOon liberated.
By this arrival We have nle OF ~ B0s,iA V's'l az
Merida TO the 9th ult They contain no news Of sPe
eisl interest, The war 90 far from being a; an end
appears 70 % carried on with much activity though
il has 90 far consisted Of only series OF Continual
petty skrmishes ia which the Government troops are
represented a uniformly successful
The principal point Of operations Is the town OF
TihosucO which must b al important sce IN mn
,sry view az the Indians have been for some hine col
lscied around 10 10 great numbers appearing deter
mined 20 capture H. On the 9,a Of January force OF
DO men was attacked BY the Indians, shortly having
lst Thosuco. They were Immediately reinforced oy
$50 of the American volunteers. when the bs'tls D.
came genera and continued until o'clock In the eve
ming y hen the Indians we're dispersed On me same
evening e, place called Hcab there occurred an &C
ton Ia yhicn ore offcsr and i've men were kiei
among them American named Cslisnso. lnsf1
we're IL wounded, OF whom Vas Msj0r Linton oil ine
American Volunteers
Ths following 10 Hs, OF the killed and wounded IN
the above actions
gmef-lsus Gal.rh-r Naaoys Co G-org- p'~o. iaiea
c. rehan C1cn7s G.. Jlll Cc1a1l- b . G. ~ A
Lag a.. = 5 More. Fr->ass, Co D. Q btsf' d. "-sn
hln.fu
E.s.s-i-rsgt Kelly L-1t Cs1g1~l, Jta-- s-@At j.
c. Ras.rt rl~n Fr--iats Co .snus ID Ftic1 o. AN
klss-s 10. Fd-ar- $40 o. alsoa - g. D Dary n
81 t-rg g. r. n>1,s-y g.. Jota h - r-'a ns-y r,
Joaa s-susssT Co. James IsomF'ols Co. D'-@ - ~
| r-Hr 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

TsE BiSoaaMroS PREss.-WnLIAA STUART
of.Ths Ir, has purchased the Broome Republican and
Evening Express estsbi'hmert merging the Express
"a ,hs Daily Iris which will be indeperdeni in politics.
The Weekly Republican will be continued /" Whis
paper, and the Weekly Iris I" a neutral and literary
,heet E. r. CcLsroS. Esq who retires from the Re
nuhliesn and Express, recommends Mr.. srrAIT. the
new proprietor, as a sousd devoted and Intelligent
whig Mr. 5. formerly edited Wig paper 70 Chic-
Ufnois