New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-06

| THE ARMlsrIcE-As some Q: the democratic organs
| have denounced Gen. Scott for stopping to make
arnstice in Mexico after battle Churubusco and
they have undertaken to deny that Gen. Pierce ap
proved his that matter (ays the louisville
JournaD conound them with the following plain state
men taken from private letter Of Gen. Pierce to one
Of his friends, Have they anything more to say
The rout overthrow of the whole Mexican forco
n the battle of Churubu.co soon became complete and
could easily have takeh the city but Gen Scott was
with proposition for arnistice CATER demanding
the surrender of tie city, With view to open negotia
ton peace In my Judgment the army, full of ardor
and confidence, hunlaneiy and wisely restrained
Major General Quitman. Gen p. f. Smith and myself
were appointed Commissioners meet the Mexican Com
missioners to settle the terms If the arinistice"
| A SAD srony-Miss Ida Williams, beautiful and
talented young English lady twenythree years Of age,
who rescued from the steamboat Atlantic has arrived
at Detroit, The Advertiser, If that city; says: ~
she had just arrived in this country from England,
and travelling westward with view to select oea
tou for n future residence, in company with twin
brother married sister brotherinaw and two nieces,
ton she has of anything which took place the Allan
tic. she standing in company with her friends the
deck when beam piece of wood fell and killed her
brother aud hitting her also in its fall injured her back,
when she tainted She had consciousness of anything
which took place afterward, until she found herself
board the propeller her way to Erie without clothing
except her night dress, without money, and without II
friend this side the broad atanticher friends were
all lost Without knowing wereto for succor she
took passage on board Detroit boat and reached this
city, where her immediate wants were supplied, and
where has been kindly offered home in the family Of
highly respectable and hospitabe resident of Detroit
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SINGULAR REusroN,-In the year 1872, man pamed
Boynton soldier in the American army then stationed
at Ogdensburg suddenly disappeared. He seer
crossing the ice towards Canada hut nothing
heard of him, it supposed that he drowned il
crossing. He left quite family who mourned the deati
of their father and after time scattered On Tues
day afternoon an old man, walking with crueh and
made his appearance in South Boston, irquirug 70
VIM. w. Boynon, watcbman. He was directed to til
watch house where he found Mr. Boynton The old
eman informed him that to the best of his knowledge
his father and then proceeded to to him
particularly the Affairs of the family that it was showi
conclusyey that father and indeed reunited al
I ter a separation Of forty years
Mr. Baypton after leaving the army repaired 60 Canau
aud there engaged in farming Unable 10 hear from M
family, he at last married ugn and has reared secoh'
family short time since he learned that MS VIE aat
portion OF his family resing in New Hampsh'rs
and started on foot to find them He ascertaned tbei
whereabouts paid them visit, and lear ming that III
William, bcy but five years of age when he it wa
South Boston, he started to see him lie could mol
persuaded to the he afraid they might
thrown OF the lie is sevvntyeght years of ags
e and is hearty, hale old with The exception OF nj
lanepess. Boston Traveller.
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