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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
A Noble Rejoinder.

Mr.. Clay. ia the course Of his last speech
on The Compromise bill, in the Senate, on
Monday last alluded to the fact that free
soieis and extreme southern men were UNI
ted in opposition to the bill. This brought
up Mr. Mason of Virginia, who called upon
Mr.. Clay to say whether he knew OF any con.
sutalion held betweon southern Senators aud
Senators from the free States.
Mr.. Clay--No. But will the Senator say
that southern men opposed 10 The bill have
not had frequent consultations among them
selves.
Mr.. MaSon--We have had frequent con
sullaIons Ia reference 20 matters affecting
the honor, dignity. and safety Of the south.
Mr.. Clsy--Yes. no doubt OF it. and Others
Of us have had many consultations with ref
ereuce to the hoLo', dignity, saety, and per-
peiuiy Of the Union! [Great applause in
the galleries--sIlence with much difficulty
restored by the officers Of the Senate.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
From the N. Y. Tribune.
DREAMS.


Oh, I have had dreams, have had sweet dreams
Of childhoods bright and sunny hours;
When wandered all day by the sunny streams,
And culled for my mother the gay wild flowers
When wove her wreath Of the green woodbine,
And iwined in it berries and buuercups gay,
And crowned her pale forehead and she kissed
mine,
All she like The flowers. has faded away!
She has faded away-faded away
I've had bright dreams of the old elm three,
Beneath whose branches, spreading wide.
have passed away in childish glee
The aeet-winged hours Of eventde;
have dreamed of The friends gathered there.
TO frolc away the liveong day,
Untrsmmelled by fear. unwearied by care;
ut,hey, like the rest have faded awsyl
They have faded away-have faded away
have lad swee, dreams of fairy form
That was ever around me there,
Other bird-like voice, with its silver. charm.
Floating away on the evening airi
But alas for the flush and the wasting BREATH
Alas for the power. Decay
An angel beckoned her home from the earth
Like the morning star she faded away!
She has faded awoy-faded away!
l have had bright dreams as wandered alone,
When still midnight in silence reigned.
When my pale star shone bright from its throne.
Aud in visions Of hope my soul chained.
But the cares ofearth would come again,
The heart would grow sick with Hopes delay.
And the visions IwOve of my destiny then,
All they like the rest, have faded awey.
They have faded awSy-have faded away
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
Hillsdale School.

The summer term Of this School will commence on
Wednesday 10th \ pril. at o'clock NJ. The Board
have classified the school as follows.
LIST. Class-spelling, Reading. Writing, Primary
Geography aud Arithmetic
Cd Class-speug, Reading, Writing, Geography
Arithmetic. Grammar History, Book Keeping.
Sd Higher Arithmetic, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, Botany Algebra Geometry, Intellectusl and
moral Philosophy, Rhetoric Logic. Astronomy.
9th. Latin. Greek. French aud German Languages.
Defamation aud Composition in each Department.
The OF the lsi class will be !. the second /,
and third I. Of the fourth any information the
book used in the school may be had spplica.
iion to Mr.. Hckok. Foreign scholars from 81 so to
90 per quauer. K ALAN, Director.
Hillsdale, lst April 1850. u36
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
From the Boston Traveller, of the 25th
Frof. Webster's Death Warrant.


Dr.. Webster first learned the decision Of
the Executive Council, in his Case. by read =
lng The report IN an evening paper. 1t Is sta
ted that he was bat slightly agiated. having.
as we aic infoimed prepared himself for the
woisr. IL is further stated upon reliable au.
'hority, that he has expressed of late no desire
io have his sentence Commuled. aud that lie
appears 10 have more realizing sense of the
awful situation in which he is placed and
also that lie is evidently preparing himself for
the awfpI fate which surely awaits him.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Webster and
family visited him IN his cell They had
not then LEANED the decision OF the Govern.
menG aud Council.
High Sheriff Eyeiert visited 'he prisoner
this morning anJ oand him Quile calm, ex-
tibiiug 10 observable change in his general
appearance.
His ExeeIlenoy Governo, Bugs has afix
ed his signature 10 The ''DesIh Warrant"
which has been duly transmitted 10 he High
Sheriff
The family of the prisoner, for long l,ne
past. have studiously avoided reading auy
newspapers whatever, aud hence Cannot have
been advised from that source. of the prog ess
OF auy maiier pertaining to the painful case.
~ hicu tbey are 80 huTiVdldiN4s it.fetr.,.s ,.
The prisoner expressed The hoIe this n,ur-
ming. that his family would he kepr ia i.uo-
rance Of the day fixed for his execution.
Ia connection with this case it may be s'a
Ted ss a somewhat singular coincidence thai
John w. Webster committed the nIurder On
Friday---he was arrested on Fridsy--,he YER.
dict of the Cotoner's (secret IGquest was
made public on Friday-one of the regular
days selected for his family to visit hun at the
Jail was on Friday-the final decision Of The
Executive was given on Friday-and his ex.
ecutloD is to take place on Friday.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

President FILLMORE has one son 2l years
oi age, studying law at Buffalo. and daugh-
ter 10 years OF age, school teacher. These
are his only children.
The Detroit Tribune says:
"Mr Fillmore has two brothers. who have
for some time resided 10 Washienaw county,
Michigan--one house carpenter. and the
other blacksmith by trade. He has a sis
ter IN Michiesn, the wife of Mr.. Harris, Of
Coldwster, lawyer by profession; aod snoth.
er sister, married in norther Indiana.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

The new directory OF New York city re-
ports l.I0s Smiths. OF whom II are simply
John Smith, sod s6 more have John With a
middle name
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

Some thirty years ago, cloihier, in this
State, remarked to a friend: Look at that
young man, just passing; the best workman
IN nv shop, he is going 10 make fool of
himself, by leaving good trade to study
law" That young man is now President Of
the United States. "Wise judges arc we Of
each Other"-fN. Y. Express.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

GEN. TArLoR's DEATH BED.--A very re.
markable exclamation Of Gen. Taylofs. ou
the day Of his death. has not yet, | believe.
found its way into the public prInts. Open-
ing bls eyes. after having beeu either dosing
OF deeply rejecting, aud looking at Col Ds-
Wis, he said:
"ARPiy the Constitution to las Measure, rssardless oj
COHsequsHees."
Whatever was the uain of thought in the
patriots breast, it was evidently concerning
his country's welfare. and The glorious Con.
stitu;ion was TO be applied and all would be
right Cor. Express
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

Mrs Partington, hearing that young man
had sot up for himse.I-"poor fellow" said
she, has he no friend that will set up for
him part Of the timer and she sighed to DO
Young again.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

Alexander Grandjean. lad Of ID, has been
arrested IN New York for diabolical attempt
10 set FIRE to the Astor House.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

Tho open sky sits upon our senses like .
sapphire crown; the air is our robe OF state,
tho earth is our throne, and the sea mighty
minstrel playing before il
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
A CARD.
Dr. T.. FRENCH.

NTishes to say to his friends and the Public gen.
w orally that he has removed to town and in
tends TO Devote his whole time 20 the duties Of his
Profession. The success attending his practice in
TINS county, for the last eight years must be his
best recommend.
Ferris and McCollum St in rear Of Court House
his Oihce ne generally carries with him, in tse
shaPo OF a Par OF mammoth Pill Bags-his fees will
De reasonaole-but little pay required during the
present Administration
Dec, 18th. l849. 400
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
BOOK BINDING.
Coughs, Colds, SC.

Hills Balsam Of Honey,
Doctor Moore Essence of Life or Pectoral Drops
DIR. Cooley's Vegetable Elixir cough drops;
DE la ua0nterat's Vegetable specific. for coughs
colds. and consumption, &c.
DIR. Larbors Extract Lungwort, for coughs, colds.
consumption, &c.
Rev. Dr.. Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Syrup.
forcoughs colds. consumption, hoarseuess Pain
in the Breast, whooping cough, difficult Breath
ing. in young children, &c. aud host of RENE
dies for all diseases that flesh is heir rto, at
SIMPSONS.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

"Night threw her mantle o'or tho worlds
and pn'd il with star" Brilliant pin that.
wasn't it'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13

Those are the best instructors that teach
in their lives, and prove their words by their
actions.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
T- En NC M& @T@B ~
INSURANCE co.
Fire Marine and Life Insurance Co.
CapitaI StOck--S2OO.O 900.

ORceon Water 81 ia Wise Brick Ron, Yinesnnss, Ind
HNHlS COMPANY, having been duly or
u ganized, and per cent paid in on the capital
stock subscribed and the balance secured by mortgage
on real es ate and by personal guarantee, are now
prepared to effect Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire. on Buildings Merchandise, Machinery,
Manufactures and all descriptions Of property; also,
merchandise and Paoduce in the of inland
transportation the risks the seas. &C., c; also the
huls of steamboats, and other vessels and upon the
Lives of individuals going to California. The of
premium will be as low those of any other resPon-
sible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock of this company held entirely in the west
and controlled 10y western men. and in no way con.
nected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Il. N. Csrnan, Yinesnnesi II It Benbrdge. L9taysns;
w J Heberd do w w Early. Ters- HaHte;
Jno w Maddox, do Henry ID Als, EeaRsViiie;
Jacob Pea, do ; BottoriI. Jcfersonritis;
Samuel Wise, do Wa Hughes. do
Peter Baily. FOrsRagns Levi Sparks. do
JAS Keigwin, do
Hon. II N CARNAN. President.
SIMON BorToRFF, Vice do
CM ALLEN Sec'y.
WI IEBERD, Treas'r. ala
Short Life aud California risks taken ct this Agen-
cy at extra rates. JNo. CAMP BELL, Agent.
Hillsdale, May 25. 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
INSURANCE NOTICSE.
Toledo Fire and Marine
INSURANCE co.

J. w. MAY, AGENT,
OF ths above named Company offors to insure oil
kinds OF Property against damage or loss by Fire,
water and inland navigation upon Rivers, Lakes or
canals at as favorable rates of premium as charged
by amy other similar Institution, and every man has
now opportunity for triAing sum to insure him
self against loss by Fire, and also against loss by
Navigation upon rivers, lakes canals.
The Capital Stock Of this Company is S200,OOO
md isa safe any other, having Agencies in the
west all losses will be met and settled with prom
ptncss, and from its contguity it is reason bic to
presume, that losses will be settled with less delay
aad correspondence than If the home Office To-
Gated some thousand miles further east or west.
L. HASKELL, Pres't.
L SMrTH, Sec'y. lmarl2l
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
SHEET-IRON
SAP AND POTASH ROLLERS.

OF my size, and ofthe best material made 10 order
short notice, at tho Boston Hardware Store.
Jan. %, 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
Rates Of Advertising.

Legal apverisements at legal rates of advertising.
OJ' Business men ia this place, can receive the
paper year with their Gard insented al the rate
of $500 year. by the Carrier.
T All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length Of time they to
be Published. they will be inserted until forbid
aud CHARGED accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
Fashions for 1880

II. HATTON, has received the SPRING and
GUNNER Fashions Cor 1850. Tho public are invited
te call aBs era, .ine them
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
Terms Of Subscription

One Year, Advance pay. .,......'.''.... ..s2'oo
Ifnot paid within six months. 2'oo
0rN No paper will be discontinued until all arrear
agssare paid unless at the option ofthe Publishers
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
THE WHIG STANDARD.

Is published every Tuesday Morning IN unde
woods Brick Block Third story, oPPosite Kan hoao
Square aud Hillsdale House.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-08-13
Citu .Ageucies.

VB PALMER. the American Newspaper Agen
Is authorized receive subscriptions aud advertise
ments for this paper. His Offices are at
BOsros. Congress street.
New YoRX. Tribune Buildings.
PHiLADELPHIA. N w.cor. 81 aud Chestnut ST.
BALrIMoRE, 8. ". cor. North aud Fayette st.
p uOAIAN ia our authorized A gent al Detroit
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

BILE Perhaps they ought be in regard 10 the merits OF
the claim This was. has been stated by the sen
stor from Arkansas. employ ed 60 down into the Sem
Linoe cnunlry 10 induce the Indians to the
West On his reiurn--whether drunk Or sober,, !
have not been able the barracks where ne
was quaered his money was solen and u Was supposed
moi Conceive Il 10 be claim which called upon for
payment Ii may. however. be policy to do 50, and
make no resistance 10 IT,
The amend uae M was adopted-ayes 10, noes 10.
The hour OF o'clock having arrived, the Senate took
recess till O'clock the evening session being devoted
10 executive business .ts
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

Yesterday the House. while in session OF hour, con-
no business further than the signing OF bills.
already passed. BY the Speaker Various efforts Were
however, made to induce the House 10 act upon un-
finished business AT the hour Of 49, M, the Speaker
rising proclaimed the session at end. according to
the resolution OF both houses and then the members
dispersed M lo .f.t.ss, 363sga8 ssBs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

R0C Espsdisn.mBy q r. Weld see, ,ssn % va ,ns
Franklin Expedition, BY scoresby ivol with Lon
snslams of earliss, period
Pa Voyage in ne Hsea and Glper ior ue discovery Of
wings. Published by Admiralty.
and ss,
s s n os Voyage % he Solwss, IN sis
sG JOHN TIansin's OVERLAND Journey the
shores Of the Polar Sea; vo quaro Admiralty edidon-maps
sil John Takln,: second Expedition in 1925 ' ~ VOL
ocs ''''' '''A''A" FRANcK TAYLOR
NEW sh.wis scarfs, &C.. just recsivsd.-we respect,
q so s 81 cheaper
'a g
% medium med sa,,.o, 90 40 DO %o
s''c" DO o'A'0" do lower grade.
nMa IN WooLLEN we have
medium owpced woollea long shawls, beautiful
. cn Bay STATE long .hawl. and beautiful designs
Is oh bodered wooen long haw an imported article
IN CASHMERE GOODS we have
u extra rich cashmere long shaws
= 3 %sa,s% GRADE and price Dc Dc
insmal plain patterns, beautiful goods, for the inn
g 5sad:ea as' Cashmere long scarf.
IN BLACK sHAwLs-
g plain black This s in in 7 49,. and "a
2a beautiful new style halfmournng long shawis.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co. +
Sept 2a-2df
NEW French Of the
following variety Of French embroidered goods,
comprising the most beautiful assomens ever offered In this
Is cartons embroidered ind collars
IS do do DO do. with sleeves
SeaI g o~ z ,,,,n,s a. so,,.,, do
100 beautiful unsdmmed collars, very cheap
carton. .ao ,. 40 % gum .s % match mar, If which
exceedingly rich -
IN CAPEs have
10 rich embroidered muslin pelennes
10 cartons medium priced uimmedace capes
thrcad-lace capes
100 medium AID iow-prce untrimmed capes
With articles attached 70 the above ne which We cannot
to such rs wish TO purchase In this line ,o,, ~
sep.as auf
nlssOLUTToN fCopartnership.Thei firm heretofore exist
ing under the Of Dyer Brother s this day BY mutual
consent dissolved Mr. George Dyer win attend 70 the settle
Of The Robert Dyer deceased Immediate attention
il resi- + EDWARD O. DYER,
@EF' t.s 49, aHF35 GEO. y. DYER. IS
wAsnlsoros, September a. 1850. Etfi#
~ Copartnership Notfce.The undersigned have formed
coparnsrshp and firm of Dyer Mcclure, and
will general auction and commission business nj the
Brother Of 10Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue
They respectfully solicit OF the patronage
slowed upon and pledge themselves discharge faih
fully every confded TO them. .Tl
Dyer Mcclure are prepared make advances upon all
sgnmenis, and 70 cash all sales made by them. . -.
J. @. MCGUIRE.
wAsHrxaTos, September "a, 1850
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01
CITY OF WASHINGTON
TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. !, lsso

00-Mr. HsskE N. I.Ewus, of Montgomery, Alabama a u.
sral travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee, assisted b n
b. BRETT. \, f,s.s.5,, ,,.,s,s 1873
90 Mr.. IssAxL H. JANIS, No. laa south Tsnh street pe
pha Is our general travelling agent assisted BY Mes.u W.
wELD, yoHn COLLINS, JAnss DEEsiHs, A. KIHK Wsn,.
u. A. EVANS, JAnHs CLAsx, and p. LocKn.
o0-h1r g. w. JAsss, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati "a
general travelling agent for the assisted ~
D. n sHtTH, 7, DEnr, JAsoH TArLos, w. AaHsraosa p
LOOKS, w. RAMSAY, and q. STAMINA.
00-Receipis from either Of the above will DO good.
00-wmLIAA GoULDIs, Of Richmond, Virginia. is our sen,,
for Virginia, assisted BY travelling agents A. B. Pullr. and Inn
THOMAS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

A RARE CIANCE.--A gentleman. DESTROYS Of going the
country, house IN complete
Of the principal streets
Of the city. -Four
which than the entire rent OF the
family His furniture IL all purchased al cash prices few
snce for which the original bills viii be shown and the
furniture taken the original cost acred anti the hst
OF March Inquire at this Office.
Sept 21--3t
NALL SrYLEsNew styles OF goods for ladies' Just
opened and figured silks and sans all wool satin dc
solid colors mernos parameos and
grades and coo with mousselnes de lame from ~ cents
particular stock OF prints, which equal
brought 10 this market The whole which
q. WIN YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue between 7th and sth streets.
washington and Alexandria Bost.-The Steamer
Thomas Coily er's Week.
.xL-h THE fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS CoLLYER
win depart a, The following hours. coach CONNECTS
coach lsk cents Per.on- going not leaving the boat " GEMS
way In the boat Fast@t
Leave Alexandria at 9, ~, IL, a. M 4; l. ~, h5lpm.
Washington ei 10., 1li, a. ~ 81 ~ 9, p m
The Thomas CoIye win make her tips TO Mount vernon ho
~eek. JOB coRsoN,
sent II @ Captain.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01
SOLE EMAsrILA.

Mr.. SEBASTIAN. | am instructed by the Committee
on Indian Affairs TO offer the following amendment:
"For payment Sole Emantiia. a Seminole Indian the
amount stolen from him by United States soldiers at New
II is certainly very good policy 10 allow this sum- Il
objected 10 for the simple that there no
law making appropriation for objects Of this description
This was employed by the government Of the
delegates to 20 from western Arkansas, and persuade the
Indians in Florida to emigra,e there. understand from
the representation made by the OF the United States for
the Seminole Indians that the understanding that these
delegates to have their expenses betrayed and that
Of the government officer This delegate among others
went 10 Florida, performed the duties required OF him.
and was then paid for his services Upon his return he
was detained by order Of the officer nine weeks at the New
While there he was located among the United States
soldiers, where, appears, without any fault negligence
OF his own, this amount of money was stolen by the
United States soldiers. His trunk was opened and the
money rhed and he was compelled 10 return without H.
Now, will not attempt TO argue in favor OF any
tablished principle IN favor OF this claim II is small
one and IL is certainly matter OF justice and OF policy
to pay this sum and submit to the Senate whether it
no, better under the circum.tances to do The ndi
yidaai has preferred his claim with great degree OF
pertnacty before the department, and he will think II
great hardship the Senate OF the United States refuses
TO refund TO him this small amount, which lost in
something lke diplomatic service Of the government
Mr.. DAVIS, OF Mississippi decidedly object to the
conclusion Of the senator from Arkansas. | cannot
admit tue testimony that worthy diplomatic agent
would allow simple soldier Of the United States TO steal
the contents OF his trunk. Twas unworthy adpIomac
agent that he should expose himself in that way, and es
pecally coming from such school Arkansas, to be
overreached by simple soldier Il 10 improbable on its
face, and must object TO on that account Laughter
Mr. SEBASTIAN. lhaye the statement OF the United
I Nj PEARCE, will stale tina, this amendment was
before the committee the recommendation OF the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs but they not so sensi-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-01

For ansaSsses Of annnites dus CheIokees act o.
twelysh June, eighteen hundred and thiryeighl thirty
nine eight hundred and seseny-one dollars and
nins,ytwo cents.
act Of second March, eighteen hundred and ortyone,
one housand six hundred and eleven dollars and thirty
cents ~ 10 M&AA A - = sasN I'LL
" Tor Of ndiaA deparmen fifteen thou
sand and eghty-hTe dollars and forty three cents
For for years ending thirtieh June,
egbu en- hundred and dfy one, OF asssanL 70 tie
bASksnih aetiprized 70 be employed for me Qaapa@
indians iii the third afceof the treaty OF theent May.
eighteen hundred and thirty three four hundred and eighty
The North-Carolinian., 1850-05-04
GOLD FEVER IN SPAIN

The last Steamer from Europe brings
the following news:
Spain bids fair TO rival California.
Gold has been found on the banks and in
the sands Of the Doutp, in Granada. The
inhabitants of that legion are engaged in
digging sa' washing .vr the precious mrtsi
-''Soldsn opinions" are spreading in ev-
cry form of fexaggeration-aud in Madrid
two societies have been formed for the pue-
pose "t making men rich suddenly So E
\ Granada letter Of the 18th says:
/ had the curiosity las, evening to visit
the hoiluw called Dona Juana. where the
auflferous SANDS most abound. and I saw
:nore than 800 men occupied in searching
torgo!d. Being less crcdnl"us than many,
wont assure you that this district is con-
vertei into 4 Poiosi; but what have seen
myself j.. that skilful washer may ex-
tract SO to 40 reals worth in day, and.
by putting up appropriate machinery, large
amounts NAV be extracted.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-05-04
FROM YUCATAN.

we are indebted to the courtesy of a
commercial house of this city for late pa
Pers IRON Yucatan. including dates from
Merida OF the 4th, aud CamPeachy of the
5th inst
The prospect Of speady termination of
the war with the insurgent Indians grows
daily ialnter and fainter The recent
boasts OF the Yucatecos that the rebels were
completely crushed appear to have had no
tirmer foundation than the desires Of the
whites. The wish was evidently father to
the thought. So far from having sue
cumbed t" their foes, the Indians have re-
sumed active operations III many parts Of
the peninsula, particularly in the vicinity
OF Valladolid, the scene Of many a bloody
O. Picayans, .aprit / m.