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nAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, No. 81 CIRCUS
street, Poydrns Perddo, where DAGUERREAN
MINIATURE taken short notice. aud Of
beauty and expression and put the nene style Plus Lockst
his anksfor yors and his icc
o together with experience in the buness
These fact he hepes will ure him herabe shAIe of public
patsonnse. fn2l til, 500 JAMES LOCKWOOD :
IRON MANTELS- AND CRATES just re-
ceved steamships VIM Penn and Philadelphia from the Mirror
Marble coAhy the above which for STYLE finish
durability unequaled thing MARKET They per
feet gem in their way while the price quite moderate
oetls F.LURGES 4 CO., IS and 81 Circus street.
EIRE AND WEATHERPRO0F PAINT
300 barrels and half barrels Qy) Of tho celebrated BRIDGE
WATER PAINT Mineral Paint the
try in for by G. g. BoGERF Co.. 10 Camp
Agents for the States Of louisiana AabamA Mississippi and Texas
filed by the City ubAgeu,s at asby the
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NJEw ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every body

NEW ADVERTISEMENT every body
NO. l.
R. R. II.
RADWaY'S READY RELIEF
Is THE FrRsr AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
i will THE MOST SEVERE PAINS NFIvE MINUTES on
NJ %si
'' INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving nHtan to the moot t0rsnag and
TO THE SICK AND pAIN.suFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
II
sREs ~ So TX F F.
IN NINETY oAsEs OUT or 4 HUNDRED.
ssHSssaHIsh $SSf SSSfs:
sssS% S SsE Hl SSu1f''
s sSzH HEADACHE II III Hs SsSrrs.
S s55E5 fHASz1 Il s sEEF S SS5HHs
sEy Is
II
and a'''A'' cure the ''s SICK HEADACHE.
RHARy
attacks viii cleanse aud aweeen the stomach aid neuae the
POISONOUS A' AS''' ''' ''' PREVENTION. .
saa PsT
torpor and fatigue. .-
aablespoonuof Bowl Of Water, and bathe the
Head Neck and The FACE and osh. parts Of the
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
e. ks
the most distressing discharges and w speedily
'''I''' Wv ''4'' NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF almost mirncnoesn
departing PAIN
~ hs
as R 10y sR the
RHEUMATISM.
PAINS EELLEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will stop the and axcrucans
pains Of am9 fefsop this ut!
s s S u R W. ffd fR i Ss R saaS ss
thousands the city Of NewYoE hundreds of thousands
United States for the truth Of this need
townin the Unon have tested
| CHILL FEVER.
| GHlLLs STOPPED IN A FEW KZHUTRs-PALN RELIEVED
| RAILWAYS READY like all ofChis
Fever breaks the Cha imnedaeywsrms and nyigo
with and secretion the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF -
relieve minutes tave paine in the S1mss
RELIEF either nernay applied externally willin
'w mnu's stop RAJ NJ S 5snss s Fn Street.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., sI Chaea street r, ~ r.,
~ who will uappy dealers in the country '"o
" rRrcE:-
LARGE BOTTLES So
sIa Sold also by e. NJ MoRasoN street, and By
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SAMUEL REYNOLDS cures CANCERS, SCALD
- HEAD WHITE SWELLING, SORES and ULCERS Of every
description Gravier street. numerous tes
onas taken the uhoned certificate Of well known respectable
citizen, to the efficacy Of my treatment:
= NEW ORLEANS, October 8, 1852. s
s. RkYNoLps EsqDeGr Sir: beg thanks
grateful Acknowledgements for the hene have received
treatment Two perfectly
eraad which has convinced that medicine and treatment
have endured
yafs acquaintance with and had
sought relief ron DR.. Gilbert in vain.
operated andin his
fire taste of Purgaoy but though he pronounced cured The
much form in few months afterwards
Departing of relief and medi.sting the apaaon Of ey wss
only list My faith in DR. Gilbert such
preclude belief any could vulen
but find that your mild and effective thank kind
Providence for directing o and trust that be the
aeviatiDg family suffering
Caneerons Diseases only TO know address TO
Eighteen
elapsed you that
perfectly cured, JOHN II. H0YT, HITTER,
ort2d AWa Charles md Cunmon at
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Dobvsss 5 Haa-a.s,agisoss's.

having thoroughly repaired
this public
PICTURE Portraits furnished fauss,
u the ,nost superior style and finish. &.
fstsd out with complete the ox
Tubes, with Box and Tablets for doara
Quick working Tphes Plates, and Frech Cases. Frames
Bath Chemicals, ogether with article
wholsnnie and reran. ls44 inns II
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
RrtdOesCfste1s Paint.

RrtdgesUates. Paint,
FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, sTEAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
- The attention the public respectfully called the own
testimonials the celebrated BRDGEWATER PAINT Its
unnecessary for the add MONTHS
the South the character the Paint firmly ssabshod and
offered public the FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JNo. r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
h July as.I to apply Mineral Paint
any has y
CO. Isheely Md my testimony embraced in
IL % e s
%i n ss "a. .sS 1 5
surface, which has proved entirely impsryious ,o
N.w1ssra A.lap.Ss si sas5 1851, oN = AItIN
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
oass 'e
s;ssS Hs4G4 Ii RI H..
ni Ss~ssan SSssssi1 . 1AoAASSoS
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBoAT PoRPoISE.
have used the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Mesas g. c.
e. ar the ssk Of ad '
oSPERs cosTANTIY falling upon it has had No EFFECT
became PERFECT SLATE,
I'D Fl " all H. qualities
NJ
',sA snsd sA WIZ BROWN, Captain of rowSo..rorpe.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had :s LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted BRIDGE
o liz XII T. s s,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
''f' T assss. Ess:. So bry Dos.oe.
NswOrlsana, February 4, 1859.
cERTIF1cATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
The II month
syaIy
sss sn m al
ss qualities s
New Orleans, ssbraasys. 1859. ~ = D isscampsiissL
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
YIN al thoss s
~ ssn Company
EDW; OGDEN, Agent General Mutual
4oH esG fhbhR Rss'P as.s Ms.ss
| I'M LAPEYEE President Neworleans
zs saa Dsssaa. assss
addonto the above have in nusro
csfcaesfrou equally respectable app
cation at their Office among which Robbins
Leodesi captain Charles
Culu Assistant Engineer NewYok Raad
COL G. H. Tcott NewYork Arsena r. Smith, Lieutenant and
Quaastcr United sar Military Academy Point Oliver
Superintendent Secretary Hudson River Railroad
Company, etc. etc. u. C. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp.trss
Agsnsor the States Louana ssipp Alabama and rszsH
SUE. AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs. PRIESTI.Y h BEN.
Messrs, J. WATERMAN & co.
JOHN STROUD CO..
r. RICHARDS. .4 .J.--.
Z. MACPHERSON, No % Camp street, -
AT MoBILE-JAMES q. WHIrAkEK.
| Observation-Disclosures 4 ANDERSON.
GALyESToN-JONES 4 pFFERp.
BATON ROuGE-LEVI kELLEM' 80. .,y.s
ATrAkAPAS-C. b, G.WHiLpES' apo ia VII
NK7ELLS' TOOTHACHE DROPS-Prepared
w Wells Dentist Ne" forh-a sPseay aga lasting
toohache, can be had al 1919 LIVE So =.
VN7OLFES CELEBR AT ED AROMATIC
and the essence Italian Berry nA virtues
IN Debility Cont Rheumatism Gravel Dropsy
etc etc fresh supply at SYME'S Drug
nosiQsm Chemical Store. 81 Canal. csroadelet street
| DICKLES-125 cases Dayis's, gallons, hall
tnds,we9ds and Doughty. landing and for sas BY
ssraA coNvkRRk h 90, u Tsaauptssaa sHssh
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YyHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
i'll INGToN-Jus. published, t. B. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
: PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

Engraved y smssion from Stnas only original psra in the
upslb picture the THOMAS
and % s.s the
.hs greatest work art this country As to m fidelity
SIT 4 IL sf a e ss's ss T. TisI
sn q the DO cs wa Il az.
ssoeiense and beauty must every Who and no
happy its likeness the Father of his II good
pesfsaes vi strongly impressed memory The portal.
bavo likeness perfectly
81 Ss y sas @ asa ssss sa' IL: Aa
nao PRESIDENT FILLMORE says ,ho work appears
u tse paS sass MaRSaS the eminent Portrait pats and
the pupil Stuart ptint mind remarkable than
original portrait with the noble and dnGd fspes
which all who him mark
washington tie letters the following Artists saiesmsn
ARTISTS Siasaaa and Elliott of Newyotk Nsege Rohsrmc
and Iambdn Of PHILADELPHIA, Chester Harding BesG Charles
Hon Geo z Gusts hm.sif an artist STATES
sss M M. F k %s ss. asr s ss Rs
SaS i'm sJSascSss.
the we'll known Librarian Of the Boston Atheneum, who
Sparks. LIZ b. VIM H. Prescott Ill n, Washington Irving Ralph
ss as R gRs% 4 '.s Rs
Lord Ta'spr B. Ma aHlss Arehsd Alison Lord Mayor Of
with proclaimed the OF engraving
To enable all this valuable treasure sold the low
'f f' Published by GEORGE w. CHILps
N w. of Fifth and Arch streels, Philadelphia.
@ =. a BOX f o 81 ss S ea
This Portrait only DO obtained from Mr. BfEY from his
Arrangement ofee Department. by
of the Portrait can be sent to any point per % in
AZ by RENTING FIVE DOLLARS j. D. BYERLy New
Orleans win have q the Portrait sent to them Free of Postage
a. Magnificent Git Frames go,up expressly for these Portraits
furnished at the low price Of Us each 'octas collin
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.

DIANOS AND HARPH. Err, clIs.
MANUFACTURES OF PIANOS AND HAEPs, SSyt9AsSEH&
No ~ Camp street. Tho Orphan Asylum, bogs leAye ~
s..n Ne pahiie that be il costnas hs pofssson Of
AND REPAIRING PIANOS, ARRS md ali kinda Ausi
eattz1tranaaniA Il the shorts4r notice. sep28 iy
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3lANO FQRTEH.- The subscri- !
u N hss % A1hd and for sale the most ertsn.
GHICKERlNG end NUMB 4 CLARK. Aso-Vv = v v
aul1A1 rem MARTINI together with SHEET MUSIC PaECEP-
tor sie - For four very good
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
Is JOIN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER No lsi Gang srees newos-
Icons has of BRASS COC
yariena FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS; BEER PINES ets e'
80 IL Ci9 an ag y 81 f,PT FAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTllN. -
Ship promptly repared All orderH
promptly attended to. tS- CHARGES MODERATE. sepsa
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II 04
Tl0NESTA Venango county, Pa., May %, 1851.
This certify using FhDestock vermfuge
years. always observed its
e1peng worms; unlike other kinds Of vermage which
the child but exp the
without injurious effects following About ak month
of little GIRL old after taking il
she hundred only mention this among
which have observed the good effects the Yerm
fuge JAMES q. DAWSON.
tT- BEWARE OF coUNTERFErrS ANDIMTATIoNS.
principal Druggstain other
cities Country generally. d4Wtf
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| GTRONGS.- The undersigned re-
on<neS under ID above mama, adjoining the
St Charles Theatre, yb not surpassed " my.
10 expense make 4 one q m most M rs
e house and tstenion he hopper receive share
literally bestowed him heretofots ut the
Ee iii bs svays gad old friends and the public
ssss,sIIv Thsre will Be- LUNCH serveat ell Hours,
ss .ss.so IN Is HENRY STRONG, Proprietor
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n ADIUAL CURE OFCORNs. without

y pan-Dr. ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
Poland tho honor to the indies and gsnesn
gsuers this he
eradication CoRNs BUNIONs NAILS every subnce on
the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by ELIXIR
Of hin composition.
operation in the Of fifteen minutes without
the occupation with the
saisfae.ion Of carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
in possession Of number Of laerng testimonials
aud other foreign parts and by Phys
and Surgeons which been
The will till half
morning. three No.
ROYAL STREET between Bienvle ST. Lous mill
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Mermony Division No. 10, :. OF The following
W. 81 MousI r. 81 WM F. hoksPsek A. R. 81 JAass soyAs
CT 1ons MKYEn s. CoEsnLIys aoLptNs
gheslss srsp, " ="
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MAvAMR LEwIs.-This celebrated Philosc

NJ AlyAdE LEWIS. This celebrated Philoso-
Iyl PER, AsTROLoGsT and and owner Of
OF FATE especially informs The iss
and New0eans that she removed from her
Magazine 70 No. ss CAMP STREET between Ess A. Edws S
consulted By thess desiring ~ nhe
PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE q con.ulIation u oea an
GREAT EXCITEMENT n The celebrated
NJ MADAM LAMONT, from Barnum's Museum NswYork has
this holds her Of her priye corner
auphne for the reception Of AZ who wsh
revelations the most scientific PRINCIPLES
Of Phrnoiogy Pnmstry The fact Of her during al
Jenny tho death Of her lsmensd
and marrsg within three months each oher with the initials
her hun which she received tue handtos1e Of
those Of the who have consulted her have
ali whom they the science she alone the
only ono told the Beware Of posters who
gypsy abous without character or knowledge.
The long residence ndoostsn and her
ncaon Mag her the advantage OF occult
else in this country Persona having
pending will find it to their give he
CALL to be mediator Of peace between
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
Lamont eratag considerable er
telling wonderful Nashville Union May 1852
MADAM believers in fortune telling
having snds full enough 70 Tx care
astonishing and that Of bts Of To- strangers
the Ams which actually babooes and
| POUNDS tssm-IN. Q. Daily Times, March % 1851 nossN
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TuyO THE CONS E.-Beach,s BREAST

VFNO THE CONSUMPTIVE-Beach BREAST
LINAEN1 for Diseases Of the Lungs Pain in the Breast Spit
ali Affections Of the Chest This Lnsmeu without
adub benefit in diseases of the chest than
my remedy that be
BEACHS FERRUGINoUs TONGA certain for CFIIS
FEVER known fall Of the dase
Customhouse NJ o. octc0
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ETC.
The would respectfully call the o! Planters
Families his recently received stock comprising
article line of all Of which, examination will
GENuINE would pnrteulafi.s following
all the of Cod Liver Phosphate Of Lime
Rcus Jules Hsus Psrery Psa. Medicines variety
Sarrels pure Honey, etc, etc. THo4. rANEHS,
Jnsst,sa Apn.s.esrs. Cam ana Ervsr.ss
MEDICINES.--P.L L. MASSEY, Druggist
lYI ApothecAry, St. Charles ftreet.-Just
eevpg supply MEDICINES selected with
and carefully examined by myself Quality be de- Ss~
pended P. l.. MASSEY, Apothecary and Druggist,
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N, WdsSn TEMPLE or Honor No, ssasy THURSDAY
Might ~ hnifpus O'clock Tepupoulas
9s hs tenn sp@,sg ar,i 80 issg DAVIS W. c. JosuSA
Wn ixvsssos, w = r.; s. CasrsBLL n; CALpsR. w
Molsr, W. g.. " noyis .
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Crystal Foant Dvision No. 4, g. of T.Messs every
THURSDAY O'Clock temperance Hail. Ne. rs ST. Charles
Officers ensuing quarter W ELLIS, P
gnewN, W. A.; GP Riae, r. H. " EhiIs A. RS; T. BooIH
siJ s. RhsR,s, Til D. w. RRoN, a. HERo, A. c.; WN
WATSON, l. s.; h. ". PowxIi, q. S. jy24
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[i3S2Q;zf4 2!ysGH = f /;
L - - 49, IEfU rs
lIIl3a3sl;fIA9 MID 51la;Sa !: !;

nnd broucIIa afections Prepared, sold only at
noH''''s' SYME'S Drug and Chemical Store,
noy0 81 Canal, corner OF oaIondce s.teeS
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

t- Medicine line mentioned sha entsosp
will be supplied on equally favorable tsrma myal ~
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EUnion Div tsion ERIDAY EVEN
ING soeloek the Temple Hail. No. a29 Ichonptouas street,
Thefolowng the officers THos R. REID
VIZ J. H. c1Rsxs A. N. MeauALrsn 4. s.; RossswIe
4. r. s.; A. Burns, +. s.. WV. WHrsKI, H bacKMsEn G..
pSSmas A. Gil HgSs GnsHs,, s.; A. LlasEar e s. SICK
NICHOLAS LAMBzhr JOHN GcpLrRn OF Common niaa
streets. jylS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20
Our BOSTON rrcspondence.

BosToN, May 10, 1852.
The Legistatrrc-Dcfcats md Decline Of the Coali
tion-M Haiiot'S Romantic Election Of
tco Websto Doegotes-piacs Of lie Scott Whigs
-Rossmh-Lugng Intelligence, &c.
The two houses Of borcs at the Capitol, still con-
tnue their intolcrablc pressing, and bid fair to re-
main in session for several days ongcr-whch is said
to be owing to the return Of cold weather, whereby
the work of farming cannot be entered upon with
anything like zeal or prospect Of continuance.
backward spring and long session Of the Lcgsla-
turc are synonymous terms in Massachusetts, Some
Of the coalition think, will be glad when the ses-
sion shall be over, for their party has suffered
nothing but defeats of late. There IL, indeed,
nothing but signs, in our political world, OF the APP
preaching end of that organization, which alone has
been found equal to the task of trouncng the wings
for two years in succession. But the resolution,
IKE Saturn-to use vergniaud's fine Ggme-is de-
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Our Ohio Correspondence.
CLEvEL AND, May IA, 1852.

CLEVELAND may II, 1907.
american and Foreign Bible Sociay-44mr,can
Baptist Horne Mission.
Many ofthe Western cities are rejoicing that some
of the prominent benevolent societies Of the day
have concluded to give up their old practice Of hold
ing their anniversaries always in your city The
people of this Forest City" are exhibiting their
kind Inequalities towards large number of stran-
gers, who arc gathered together to attend the ami
versariss Of the American and Foreign Bible So
ciety, and the American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety.
Yesterday, the former society held most inte-
resting meeting, continuing through the whole day
and evening. In the absence of the President Of the
Society, Rev B. T. WEIGH, D. D., the Rev. f. Lath-
rop, of New York, presided and conducted the affairs
of the meeting with great propriety. The Treasurer
N. G. Plat, ESQ., made his report, by which it ap-
peared that the financial condition of the institution
was truly prosperous, and that the Baptist denomi-
nation had lost none of its interest inRhc Bible
cause. The Corresponding Secretary, Rev. DR.. Bah
cock presented the report Of the Board ofManagers,
giving clear account of the operations of the 30
ciety during the past year, and gladdening many
hearts by acknowledging the smiles OF the God Of
the Bible with which the society had been favored
Addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr.. Cheney,
Of Ohio; Rev. Mr.. Gillette, Of Pennsylvania; Rev.
Mr.. Weston, Of Illinois Rev. Mr.. Magoon, of New
York Rev. T.. C. Lord, missionary from China
and Rev. j. n. Haswell, missionary from Burmah.
The sermon on the occasion was delivered by the
Rev. DR.. Neale, of Boston, from the text, " The
Word Of God is not bound" and was n most admi-
rable and appropriate production, exhibiting, in a
most forcible manner, the unconquerable freedom Of
the Word OF God.
All the services of the occasion were Of very in
terestng character, giving abundant evidence that
the American and Foreign Bible Society is accom-.
plishing great work. and will be fully sustained by
its friends ID.
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Our Texas Correspondence.
wNSvILLE, 4

BROWNSVILLE, April 81, 1852.
Increase of Merican Ro6bcs-Anotter TVar ,cit.
Me17co d,ticipated-Trade of the Rio Gyunde
&C., &c.
Since the termination Of the Carayaal expedition.
or revolution as termed robberies and murders have
been the order Of the day. Bands of robbers cross
from the Mexican side of the river and take am
bush on this side in two instances in sight of
the United States garrison, and in broad day shoot
d0~~n, unfortunately, any who may be so un-
fortunate to pass that way droves of horses and
mules have been stolen and crossed into Mexico in
open daylight; and the perpetrators of these deeds
permitted to walk at large ana boast of them, and
receive the approval of the civil and military au-
thorities of Mexico. The state Of things is growing
worse and worse every day; and will continue to do
SO until Ence Sam interferes.
Another row with Mexico is inevitable. Mexico
will insist the United States paying for the depre-
datiens committed by the Indians, and the United
States will not do it if she does, she will be COM
PEELED to pay four millions at least, annually for
they can prove up any quantity of claims. Another
reason why we will be compelled to 60 to war is,
Mexico will in the future only keep such pledges
with the United States as are profitable to herself
the grounds that the United States has failed to
comply with the terms of the treaty of Hidalgo. So
ms it must be and will be, the sooner it is the better
for both countries:
kCaraVaJal ana MS leadlng men Will be at the
grand fair in Corpus Christi, where they intend
to make one grand effort to revive their revo-
luton. They will not succeed. A large ma
jority Of TIE people this side of the Sierra Madre,
arc and were anxious for the establishment Of
an independent government, but Caravajal was not
the man. Mexicans knowing that he was educated
in the United States, thought him too much Of an
American, and had not confidence in him. The
Americans or Texans could not trust him, because
he had always been connected with Col. Canaes
So soon as they Nhe people of Mexico,) can find
head, new revolution will spring up and Repub-
lie will be formed, but it will be short lived The
Mexican people not capable of taking care Of or
governing themselves. In another will tell you
what will be the fate of that people in very few
years.
Business here is dull No trade with Mexico. The
tariff Of Mexico of 1885, since the defeat Of Cara
vajal has been revivcd-ths consequence is, that
even provisions excluded the country, owing
to the immense duty demanded. The crops on the
Rio Grande failed the two past years, and now bid
fair to do the this, and Mexicans never pro-
vide for day in advance, they almost in state
of starvation. From the actions of the general
government Of Mexico, one would suppose she was
trying to force off this war of her country, which
may be the case, or at least to keep up revolt.
great many persons are passing through here
on their way to California, which, by the way is q
much better route than to buy spurious tickets.
AMIGO
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RE1IcT OF THE REvoLUTIoN.-The savanna,
Republican of the 18th Instant saysThere is AT present
in our city on visit OF the few remaining survivors
Of the struggle which tried mems sous''Mr. John D
Vaughan, OF Nassau county, Florida. Mr.. v. is up
wards Of ninety years old and was In Arnolds division
at the battle Of Saratoga which resulted in the capus
ton Of the entire British army commanded by Bur.
goype 1t Is well known that the division referred o.
performed an important part in the series of brilliant
movements that ended in the complete victory Of the
patriots and total dhcomfturc of the invaders Mr.
vaughan subsequently joined the main army under Gen
Washington on the jersey border and engaged IN
number OF those skirmishcs which 90 to make up The
history OF our revolution. He mere lad when Ia,
enlisted In the csuse Of his country, in company
manded hy an uncle of his who fell mortay wounded ut
the feet Of our hero while scaling redoubt during
night attack on the temporarily erected works Of the
English. The uncle referred to at the moment
sising his youthful nephew TO mount the breach The
uncle fell but tho patriot boy assisted to ayenge his
death in the aking of the redoubt Mr.. " Is active
vigorous attends to his plantation himself and occo.
sionay visits city in the prosecution Of his business
His mind IL as vigorous rs his body, and his eye now
lights up with the fire OF other days he 'Gghts his
battles Ger again. for the benefit of Ito him) ayouthfu
auditory lie is in afluent circumstances having re-.
moved from Florida while it under Spanish don't
nation.