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Balance in cash

The National IneIisencer is too decent, d :
milf. and qliel, TO be an organ OF DO parry
administration. The violent and scurriieus Ike
public is more 10 the taste Of The 'no party pahHi
better suited TO DO its dirty work aid assam PIT
ya,c character, which canno. be im2eachci. l hr
Republic publishes an euogy on iseli rom Inc
PoushEeepsie Eagle; VII oh lauds Ihe Repuoic as
"a, les. going inlo the right kird Of ppfy 1aD"'s
al Washin slon-lhe kiad lha. fas ben mpeh
,.unted Their: for several years" |, e1u!'s III
The manner in which the new organ hires con-
,iaasly into the enemy" ard adds
"Tha, sys!em Of warfare, followed up v,s.-
rously, leaving The enemy nowhere uhois'uIoeI i
will soon have powerful iE!lurnce upon d.
paris of The country TO rally the Nh'Ss anu peo
ple 10 SUSAN tie Ad ninisraiior.
And this is tie usan especially imported W
Gen. Taylor, wlo was 70 III! down parry 'eei,
inc and ,I,en political asperily! The National
Iolellisencer, the old organ Of Wh'sge:y, ~as
TOO representative AID gen.eel 10 indulge I'd sue"
fierce aparty warfare" under "no party admin
isra,icn," and the Republic must be impar'eo
as the special organ OF Gen. Taylor to rally
The Wings" 10 exaccrbate party spirit, to assai
private character, and 10 furnish one m'l'
Canning proof of the il ncerily Of the prof; s'lons
Of Taylorism, made TO steal into power. rs J'l'
terson DAYS the son.in-law Of Gen. Taylor
saws. we can honor, even, the Wing parry when
i, ayows lis measures, but We "despisc 10 parry
PARTY"
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MEXICAN aFFAlRS.

A more efficient plan o. operations 10 put
down The Sierra Alajrs instruction was TO be
Sc, on fcol, al the last accounts-and Genera
sIinon to succeed 6 en-. Duslamcnte, who is GEL
ting old. According 10 one of The Mexican
papers, The American volunteers expelled from
Yuca,an were to take the route 10 Tampco and
attempt The establishment Of tho dreaded Re-
public If Sierra Madre.
Much speculation is alive as 10 the proba'
bility of he conversion Of the Republic OF
Mexico into monarchy. The cry seems TO Be
for a strong government, and Paroles and The
SAINT. Anistas arc said to have formed Goa /.
lhion; Santa Anna may DO the leader they are
in search Of Indeed, il is reported that dept
tation has gone. 10 invite him b3ck TO Mexico.
THAT EXPEDlTION.-Thc Philadelphia
North American mentioned as "lrom reliable
source"a large force OF 500 10 800 men who were
assembled al Round Island, opposite Pa'cagonla,
under the command of Col! White, Of Yucalan
memory-a,so the Circumstance that "ihe sum
ci $3.50, 900 has been deposited in Mobile 10 pro-
mote the otjecls OF This nclarious movement" &c
Whereupon the Mobile Advertiser dlily re-
marks:
"The Philsdelphians seem 10 know in're oi
what is going on in Mobile, lhan The M'biiar
themselves That large deposit, and these exlen.
sge arrangement Tor enlislins men. are matters
OF which We, here in Mobi e, are profoundly is
nCrant"
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AN adison" will appear in our next.
The III ai.h Of tie PTesi tni.

a correspondent G. the Albany Escuias jour
IA! pronounces Gen. Taylor's infisposi,'on 10
be Of cholera, moi dia.tlPL He vas go weak
thai on arriving at Erie, On Saturday,, he had %
b. liIlcd from The carriage, to be conveyed 10 inc
hc;c He hal, however conioItaoe n'sh',
and Oh surdsy was considered oul cf-1angef;-
lie has very propery d.;cIm'ned 70 puIsu, ms
journey no farther, un:'l ahou. he S.h OF Sepem-
Der, when be will proceed TO the Stale Fair at
Syracuse. 10
In consequence OF teleoraphic despatch re-
ceiy,d here last evening, announcing lha! Gen.
Taylcr had again been attacked BY diarrf ca.
and lhathe was lying very i'll, Mrs. Taylor, TIE
lady OF the President, accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs w God, left here his morning en- route 10
meet he General al Erie.
Te!esrapted for The Baltimore American.
BUFFALO, August %.
The Vice President, ntw here, has received a
despatch from Dr. Wood, stating that Gen, Tay-
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DEATHS.

Died, III Philadelphia on Friday, The 81 d.
(Augnst. ls49) Judge Jons GRIFFIN. III the y
year OF his age.
Died, or Sunday, The l9Ih lest, a. ,he r.
d nee Of w. + Spears, Esq, iu the county
Chesterfield, josiah HUSDL Y, Jr, 10 The ~
year Of his age.
lie had resided some years in the STATE 81 a
ALBANIA until within the past two years; du''f'
which lime he has been enjoying ne socirN
aaeclicnaie relatives and cherished Eirnd' u
Virginia, his native Sta'c. thus while soleuth
ing amid The Genes OF carly manhood ne Ito
been summoned TO that "b0utne from @hshee .
traveller returns" Mr. hu,dey wa KIND 10 10
various relations ., husband, father and iIiei
endearing himsei 10 all who sanonrdea h'in' D
a mild and gen ie demranor.
Three orphan boys, an aged fa'hsT, aad lais
circle OF friends, i, pio!e their iIiepa'aec ies''
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,bed Tar Inc Baltimore Amcricau

Photographed tor Inc Baltimore Ametlca.
PHrLADsLpaiA, Aususs b. e, P. NJ.
The Stock market exhibits no change.
Flour is ,,eauy, but no, active. Sales Of a t
hundred bbls. at 81 SO 81 IS.
Whealis steady sales Of red al io3 los {
Sales Of yel W Corn al 81 Is Gems; o"t
cenla; Rye 81 81 cents.
Nsw Yoax, August 20 .. 7. "
There is a fai. demand Tor good BRANDS Fl
sales OF 1000 bbis .. s. - s 50 Tor W
.ru and pure Gcnesee. 4 sac OF iFesn GO
Baltimore from new wheat al 50 10.
There is good iIquiIy iar good samP,s'
Waca,-s2ts, however, Of inferior Norm "
Ina I'd at 100 cents; Ohio red Go. log a llO,
and Genesec I28 $50 cts. Com without M
chanse-salcs j. so bushels 2! 81 81 cs,
mixed. and 50 a ~ cts. for yellow. SAFES ~
Trere IS no .n6l.ss =: D:a IN cfnis- 49,.
Cunoa. The transactions, however, are Aa's
amounting 10 80, 010 bales Al lci l0l tar !
Upla, d. AID II! II, Tor Mobile ard Ofet
There wcrc - deaths OF Cholera to-day. I
c,scs mi fannred
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N,w Yosk, Angus, %, 9, P. NJ.

Mis-. Michel, The vile OF John Mitchell, ihe
Irish pa!rioi, accompanied BY her Two daughters,
arrived here his morning in III packe, ship Hi
beuia, from Liverpool. They are s'journing at
the Washington House, oul io'end proceeding
Immediately 10 Washington CITY,
TIL, steamer Sea Gull, which has been run.
inc for some time past between This port and Bal
limore, has, it is sid, been purchased tor the
venezuelean service, but whether Tor Paez or
Monsges il is not stated.