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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-16

The officers, the boarders the landlady re-
treated before him With furious gestures he
shut the door upon them, The actor was left
in peace, and Mrs Chadwick had no longer any
curiosity, except to see him play the part Of
+" Orlando" which he performed to her entire
satisfaction, and to the delight of every body on
Monday evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-16

ETOR BORDEAUX-The very fast sail >s5M
4 ing packet bark ROSE sTANDIsH, Gale, mss EAAAk$
t5 having nearly all her engaged, will
ana " BcGERT WII,iIAMs 4 co "a Common st
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-16

ESOR IA-The fine fast Ia
Il sailing bark LOWELL Bi1by, master, having most SA
engaged win have dispatch For balance Of elgII
passage, applyto GEO W. HYNSoN co, II Camp au
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
I Err COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA

Il T. II COMI LAIN L, D1STEHSlA
IL JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS De-
bilty Disease of the Kidneys and all Diseases arising
from Disordered Liver or Stomach such al consti.
PATTON inward piles fulness of blood to the head.
acdty of the stomach nausea heartburn disgust for
food fullness weight in the stomach sour eructa-
tons, sinking lutterng at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the Head, hurried and difficult breath.
ing, utterng ct the heart, choking suocatir sem
sations when in lying posture, dimness of vision
dots or webs before the sight fever and dull pain in
skin and eyes, pain in the side, back, chest limbs c.
sudden Pushes of heat, burning in the lesh constant
can be efecualIy cured by Dr. Hoo + sa,sa
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS! Prepared
by DIR. C. NJ JACKSON, No. 100 Arch street, Phila.
delphia.
Their power the above diseases is not excelled
If equalled by any other preparation in the United
physicians had failed.
These BITTERS are worthy the attention of inva-
diseases of the liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections OF
the digestive organs they are, witha SAFE certain
READ AND BE CoNvINCED.-The "Phad.L
phia Saturday Gazette" says of DR.. Hoohand's Ger
man Ritters:
cit is seldom that we recommend what are termed
Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patronage Of
readers: and therefore, when we recommend Dr..
understood that we are not OF the nostrums
of the day, that nosed about for brief period
and then forgotten ma after they have done their guilty
prevail of the faculty ITSELF" ~f
"Scotts Weekly said, August IS: as=
sDr. Hoofand's German Btters, manufactured by
DR. Jackson, are now recommended by some of the
prominent members of the faculty an article Of
much efficacy in cases OF female weakness. Persons
of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters adj
vanta geUus their health, as know from expert
ence the sautary effect they have upon weak systems
For sale wholesale and retail, at =
THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 100 Arch street, door below Sixth Philadel.
pha and byrespectabe dealers generally throughout
the country. f-S
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
PURCELL, LADD CO..
. Corner Main and 18th sts, Richmond, Va
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
everywhere. 10 3-wfudw1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
MEDICINES.
NIK LEG, DREADFUL ULCER.
M PALP1TATfoN, wE4KNEss

HAmPTON's TfNGTURE TRIUMPHANT!
S1ss|I HurDREDs- or OUR owr CITIZENS, as
The Rich the Poor, ererymheve, bear the same
/ 8 TESTIMONY. Z
Read the following certificate from lady, endorsed
by Postmaster Il. PsCooper; S8
Hampshire county. Va, March J, 1861,
Mr.. L. r. CooPER--pear Sir; Agreeable 20 you,,
request. and my own desire to benefit me alnicae e.
nss Of 1H Issrs On VEGETABLE TiNoT0RE
/ was taken with violent palpffation, or rather
ued several days; it seemed ~ though my heart had
almost forgotten its Office. The family became
alarmed and procured bottle OF TINS % ~ t.
TINCTURE OF HAhfToN's was entirely re-
leved
the use of this valuable medicine. Two or three
years ago was laid up with liberation 81 ny daae,
from the effect Of what y usually called milk ieS Ell,
was some four inches up and down, ana naii-wey
around ankle ss T. g ss TING
TURE, one bottle OF which restored my health,
healed my ankle, and am freer from swelling than
Assin' one Of nv daughters was very low from Sc;
we're dysentery, and when she began to cit up her
feet commenced swelling, which increased every
Ss sps rSS Ss The psss
suaged, the swellings subsided and her health re,
turned-we kept her legs bsndaged with strips OF
have been thus particular, that Others under sim
lar circumstances, might be induced to avail them
~ ~ EIl16BETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, and can safely recommend the
above statement to be ctrrect-
80 i. p COOPER, Postmaster, =
Capon Bridge. Hampshire CO., Va,
e. Delicate ladies' and children will please give
it a trial. ~ s5ss1 ~ ts =
Space aoHBot permit to name hundreds of Others
Geo. w Goodrich, Capt. Thos Canot, Robt. Gault
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Peryail, 8. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. "
Eskridge, u s. Navy, and thousands of others cured
of Dyspepsia, Scrofua, Coughs. Liver Complsints
Bronchitis, st. Vitus Dance, SO. We refer to GU,
own citizens. Call on them. 1888 Ssst
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great HGmp
toms Vegetable Iictuye is in his Goth year. in good
health so that it will be it is not article got
up to impose on the public safas -
Call and get pamphlets grate.
or See Cures. 10
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-CAl
and get pam hets gratis with history of discovery OF
this wonderful flood Purifier, and see certificates OF
our own citizens of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Scro-
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
ness, Sc &c. aaa t
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
& Co., Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
Y MOWBRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers every where. ,
U-S1 per bottle IS bottles for Is.
nah 20-d&cts 4E
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.
4 NU-PAkTNEkSHIP NOTICE The

4 NU-PAkTNEkSHlP NOTICE. - The
~ subscribers having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPIN,s ROPER l.
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS. in all its departments, at the
old staud of Roper Murray, Governor st.
They viii give their personal attention to all
ders sent to Them and viii furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general
sentiment of COFF1NS, from the neat pine, TO the
most elegant mahogany. .-tl
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale of
Fisk Raymonds METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus either of the plain style with
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses end care
full drivers, also at commend. sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
DECLARATION.

"Her Majesty, the Queen of the United Kin gdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland having been compelled
to takeup arms in support of an ally DESTROYS of
dering the war as little onerous as possible to tho
powers with whom she remains at peace To pre-.
servethe commerce of neutras from all unnecessary
obstruction, Her Majesty 10 willing for the present TO
waive part OF the belgerent rights appertaining to
ner py the law OF natons. IL 10 impossible for Her
70 forego the exercise of her right of seizing
arucies contraband OF war; and of preventing neu-
trails from bearing the enemy's despstches; and
must MAINTAIN the right of belliRerent to preyept
neutrals breaking any effective blockade which NAV
DO estebiished within adequate forces against the
enemys ports hsrbors coasts; but Ter Maiesty will
waive her right Of seizng an enemy,s pranertv
on board neutral vessel, unless be eontraband Of
war. -<s 8 ~ .alSsa1'. - 80
SIT il not Her Majesty's Intention to claim the con
hseaion Of neutral property, not being contraban
of war, found on board an enemy's ships
And Her Majesty farther declared that beinr
anxious to lessen a. much possible the evils of
war and restrict its operations to the resuiarv ny
ganized forces of the country it snot her present In
tention TO issue letters Of narque for the commits
sioning Of privateeIs"
WEsTMlssTEk.s March "a, 1854. y
HoRRrBLR MuRpER-A WIFE KILLED BY HEN
HusBAkD.-Last night, about 8 o'clock, a man
named John Phelpe an engineer, who has been Ia
the employ of Choier, Sage & Dunham and aIso
that of James Roy & Co., at West Troy assaulted
bis aife In that village with large carving knife
and inflicted two fatal wounds ia her breast She
survived but about FIVE minutes Phelps il 10 said
was somewhat intnxicated when he committed the
bloody deed md Il 4 also said he Wa inpelled TO
thy Jealousy I He was aFFesied, brought to this
ciiy and confined IN the jail The sbove are briefly
the facts Ia the case and they sufficient TO show
It to be one Of the most cold blooded tragedies on
records-Aabesy ErsaiHs .dtlas, April1a. Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION pINNER.-BILL OF
Soup-Mock Turtle; Piniteniere
Fish-Fresh Salmon, with Lobster Sauce; Cod Fish,
Oyster Sauce.
Boiled-Leg of Mutton. Caper Sauce; Turkey, Oys-
ter Sauce; Ham and Tongue; Capon, Trufie Sauce;
Round Corned Beef.
Westphalia Hams cooked in Wine; French Game
Pies with Trufes Pate de Foie. gras de Stratsbourg
Hogs n cad stuffed French fashion, Lobster Salades
la Mode Beef, garnIshed Chicken Salades; Buffa-
10 Tongues
Entrees Mutton Chops with Green Peas. Oyster
Patties Spring Chickens larded, Tomato Sauce; FL
let of Beef with Trufies; Sweetbreads larded with
Mushrooms; Tate de Veau en- tertue, Temball of
Maccaron Croquett de Volaille Frcando of Veal,
with Spinach; English Ducks with Olives; Escoloped
Oysters; Stewed Pigeons.
Tegetd6les--Baked ed, boiled and mashed Irish Pota-
toes; New Potatoes; Green Peas; Asparagus; Arti.
ehokes; Tutnips; Beets; Onions; Rice Carrots; Let
tuce, &c. --' -..-.
Sauce; Capons Tomato Sauce; Chickens; Saddle
South Down Mutton Current Jelly Sauce; Baked
Ham, Champagne Sauce; Pigs, Giblet sauce; vea
Round of Beef praised. -1 80
Game-Grouse; Quas; Saddle of Venison; Phea
SAINTS.
Ornamental Pfeces--Centre Pieces: Emblem of
Commerce, Emblem of Agriculture. Manga Vases;
Orange Pyramids: Pyramids OF Fruits; Fancy Pieces;
Ancient Tyre; Webed Fruits; Goddess of Liberty.
Pastry Custard Puddings; Apple, Cranberry,
Pumpkin and Raspberry Pies; Ranchops; Tagliones,
French Kisses Steues Merinques; Madeira, Maras-
nilla Strawberry, Lemon and Pine Apple Ice Cream.
Fruits-Oranges Apples, Prunes Grapes, Bananas
Figs, Raisins, Almonds, Walnuts, Filberts, Cream,
Nuts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
John TURPIr
DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHoL-

DIAPER HANGINGS AND UPHOL-
4 STERY.-The subscriber is now in receipt of
his entire Spring supply of PAPER HANGINGS,
BORDERS, FIRE SCREENS, CURTAIN PAPER
&c; among which be found the newest and latest
styles of GILT, SILVER, DECORATION. PLAIN
OAK and Common PAPERS and BORDERS, from
10 cents per piece to the most expensive made; but
he would cali particular attention to assortment OF
FINE GLAZED PAPERS, at IS cents per piece;
also, his SATIN and DAMAsK DE LANES, MO-
REENS. CORDS. TASSELS, GYMPS, LACE aud
MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNICE BANDS, CAR
PETS. RUGS. MATS. and GILT FLOWERS
FRUIT, LANDSCAPE, GOTHIC and PLAIN BUFF
SHADES, from one to twenty dollars per pair
Also, A 5 4 and 81 check and plain CANTON
MATTlNGS.
Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS. na
Also 81 in. 81, "A and 4 COCOA MATING .
rY HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES, BED
LOUNGES, &c on hand and made TO order
In offering his present assortment to his friends
and the public, he does with the full assurance
that more hspdsome or choice selection cannot be
found in the city, and certainly not favorable
Having workmen of ACKNOWLEDGED suPERfoRf.
TY, with his personal attention he is prepare
to execute UPHOLSTERY and PAPER HANG
ING in the most beautiful style. q
seasa JOHN +. RE0NAULT,
81 Maia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
CHEAP. FASHIONABLE AND

"a GOODS. a. FISHER having Just return.
- ed from the North, he begs to offer to the in
habitauts of Richmond the largest assortment
OF BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c. of every yarie-
ty and color, for Ladies, Misses and Gentlemen. He
returns his sincere thanks for the great patronage he
has already received; and is in hopes that all who vi
sit him win receive the satisfaction as hereto
fore. r- s. H. FISHER
NH II ts r, 228 Broad ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

SIOCk Or A FAMILY GROCERY
~ FOR SALE, AND GROCERY STAND FOR
RENT.-The subscriber being about to decline bust
offers at private SALE his stock of groceries,
consisting of the usual variety; and II -
@ FOR RENT-His Stand on Cary
ii street, four doors below the Columbian Hotel.
The stand is excellent one, and enjoys a good
tom. To one disposed to engage in the business, an
excellent opportunity is here afforded.
ap l4-ft* ANDREW ]. FORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

unar, nifty which should characterize the
South In . great move like this Few days
have been passed without resulting ID the
passage Of = resolution worth single farfns.
ing. We have had poured upon the Conven-
ton a vast torrent of words, but tiiey nave
been unprodhctive OF fruit: The Delegations
are rapidly thinning, and when the resolutions
are adopted. there will not be sufficient dele
gates present 20 render them effective with
the South
Nearly all of the delegates spoke of leaving
On Saturday and hence there remains to us
but a single day in which to dispose of the
vast amount of business yet untouched.
The great diuner in honor of the Conven-
ton takes place tonight. 1t is to be given
in the Hibernian Hall, and about one thou
sand tickets have been issued. 1t has been
gstten up without regard to expense, and will
be. it issaid, upon ascale ofunparalleled mag.
niicence. ts>A #H asi
NINE O'CLOCK, p. MI have just returned
from the dinner. AT half past four o'clock,
the various delegates assembled at the CRY
HOTEL, and having been marshalled by the
Committee of arrangements, they marched in
double file into the Hibernian Hotel, where
the large crowd was divided one half dining
in an upper, and the other half in the lower
room Of the building. 1t is impossiblef for me
to describe the many exeellencies of the din.
ner ana the beautiful decorations OF the
rooms and tables. do not recollect ever to
have seen two more brilliant rooms than
those in which the dinner was given.
The tables groaned under Injuries the most rare
and costly. dozen varieties OF wine were placed
at the disposal OF the guests and large number OF
weli-dressed walters were in attendance. Two ad-
mirable bands Of music, one in each room, enlivep.
ed the scene Vice Presidents, presiding at each OF
| the numerous tables, preserved order and an
| nounced the various toasts. OF eating. drinking,
speaking, toastine and singing, there had been a
vast deal when left, at o'clock 1t is still waxing
fast and furious, and will be prolonged to late
| hour OF the night. When each day is thus conclu-
ded by kind OF liberal entertainment is not
strange that delegates should regard the people OF
Charleston the most liberal the face othe EARTH
The Palmetto State, since her unparalleled bospi
tality to the delegates to this Convention. stands
higher than she has ever done In the estimation OF
| her sisters of the South. 'f7 ass
Late as is the hour, perfect is the arrangement
for the accommodation of the delegates that wish
ing to finish my letter, it was simply necessary for
me to step into large and well lighted hall, where,
from sunrise until late hour of each night the de-
legates find writing materials and also servants
dy to carry their letters to the postoice and cool
drinks always prepared for them.
can only afford your readers just idea of this
dinner. by appending to my letter the bill offare
Yours, Plus TX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
TA1r.oRruc.
KEM0YXI. fsfE-Ei.. ,

REMOVAL II 10 Empire Cioe5.
ing Hall:ifss bses leineysd q tie sels.S9s
W M ~ e recently oecapied By FIzzini' naSs,
- the City Hotel, where tbs underlined I'll,
be happy to meet with tho public pstronsss. W. W.
are also Iscsivips IN edition weekly supplies Of r..
psnoI nesoy- Msde CLOTHING, direct from on,
ovsrIooking the work. &c, and we think our soed.
and Prsss cannot fail 70 please We intend. a. far
times full stock Of Gents Furriships hood ,ns
received, which viii be sold % low a. possible
Come and examine for yoursef
POLLOCK, SCHLOSS 4 CO.
= ap t--i<t Under the Civ Hrtst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

z. BECHER, MERcHAsr TAIIor
"a liormeny 81 the firm Of Nelson L Col r..
-M specially informs his friends and the pohlie
IN general that be has opened ! large estsh.
ssnnens g No ze Main street, and just returned
nnn ne rorIh with superior stock Of SPRING
wearing apparel, besides ,nest besutjfu) and co.
p,s Te sssoItment Of CLOTHS, yEsTINGs. CAssI-
competing with, II not surpassins any sosesie ~
the kind in this city. SSi'H VI
Eeehne CONFIDENT TO please any onei n want Of
iashonaoie suit warranted TO iii. he viii be bsnnr
to see the friends OF the old irfn and the nnbic y
Hotel. = nh o. M S, esy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

% MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Iii ON GRACE STREET AT PRIVATE SALE.
We offer at private sale most desirable Residence
on Grace, between Foushee and Adams streets, now
near completion and finished in excellent style
throughout, with gas water &C., on the premises
The premises may be viewed at any time This Is
unusually pleasant and desirable residence, and
those in want would do well to apply at once to
ap TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS Aucts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

o. VALUABLE PRO P ERTY
Lit PRIVATE .SALE.-We offer for sale, private.
~ the following very valuable property in the city
of Richmond and in Sidney viz: Two Lots Gam
bles Hill one of which fronts the Public Square;
three Brick Tenements and vacant Lots on 9th st.,
between Grace and Franklin; one large Brick Tene-
n1ent Grace street. near the Capitol Square, with
a deep lot, and Stable and Carriage House on
wide alley and er8 fine Lots in Sidney front ng
the Public Square. 49,
Prices moderate and terms very favorable. Apply
to us. ~.
NH - TOT,FR ~ COOK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

q STORE FOR RENT.-The Store
III at present occupied by the subscriber 10 for
rent. 1t is most desirable location for Family
Grocery, and being Immediately opposite the Rich
country trade also. Possession given very soon -
APPS GEO. /. HERRING. e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

q: FOR RENT-One of the best and
I'll most accessible OFFICES for man of business
in the ctv. Apply to P. H. AYLETT, at his law
office, Governor street. NH Sta
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-07
United States Magazine.

We have received the first five num-
bers of new monthly, bearing the above
title, published in the city Of New York,
since May last, After has'y perusal OF
portion Of its contents, we cannot with
hold the expression of our qualification.
The great variety as well as good taste
evlnced in the selections, very fair Illus
trations, and respectable editorials, re-
commend il to the reading public. It's
terms are only 81 per annum. Address
A. JONES & Co., 7 Spruce STREET, New
York. 1t is devoted to Science, Art
Manufactures, Agriculture, Commerce and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-07
Interesting Correspondence.

We are indebted to our contemporary
OF The Pennsylvania Inquire ays the
Philadelphia North American, for sliD Of
The following correspondence, which was
placed in his hands by NJ. ID. Rodney
Ming Tor publication:
tHlLADFLPTA. july 3d. 1854.
Hon. JNo. VI. CLAYroN-My dear Sir;
MANY of your f,lIow.ci'izens, deeply
impressed with the importance of having
all the offices under the general and State
government, filed with able and intelligent
men, free frem the prejudice anil igno-
rance OF eur institutions, WHICH foreign
oIrth, edacalion and influence is so apt I"
produce, and also feeling a high respect
lOr yaNr personal character, and admlrng
El% ability displayed by you in condun'ng
the affairs of the nation, whilst filing a
station but little inferior in responsibility
10 that of the President of the United States
himself, are encouraged to hope from some
OF your late speeches and votes in the
Senate of the United States. that you CO.
lnclde with them in sentiment, and that
you will endeaVOy To carry out their views
by conserving to be their candidate for
the highest office within their gift. But
the more fully 10 ascertain your views,
you will confer a favor by stating whether
if elected. you will pledge yourself to ex-
clude from all civil offices persons who do
not possess the requisite constitutional
qualifications for filling the offices of Pres
ident and Vice President of the United
STATES; except, in the case OF foreign d.
plomalc or commercial agencies, or other
wise, where the services of persons pos
sessing the above mentioned qualtlca.
ton cannot be commanded, without detrl-
ment to the public interest.
The opinion free y expressed by you,
in debating the questions now prominent
Iy before the people, have made us fully
acquainted with your views IN regard to
them.
will merely add, that neither myself
nor those for whom act, are in any way
connected with any secret society or or
ganization. but are simply actualed by
desire 10 introduce what we consider 10
be very saIutary and necessary reform
INTO every department of oar government
am, very respectfully, Your friend,
d. ROONEY KING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-10-07
Later from Northern Mexico Failure OF
the Revolution.

A corresp ondent Of the New Orleans
Picayune, dated Matamoras, Mexico,
Sept. l7th,says The revolution in this
part of Mexico has al last turned out TO
be failure. The success with which ii
commenced. and which encouraged the
friends OF progress 10 hope for complete
change of Government, was followed by
reverses, which have finally ended in al
most a total dispersion of the revolution
lists, and riveled more firmly, if possible,
the chains of The Dictator upon this unior-
tunate people. Several causes have COM
bined 10 bring about this result, want OF
money, arms, and proper leaders, being
amongst the number; but probably the
principal one is found III the energy and
enterprise of his Serene Higness Santa
Anna. At the first note of alarm which
reached Mexico from this frontier all the
available troops within striking distance
were nut in motion, and formidable
number were soon arrayed against the
badly armed rancheros of the Rio Grande.
Just as | am closing, courier has ar
rived, bringing the news that the attempt
of the revolutiunists on Monterey has
been failure, The Inhabitants of that city
refusing to join them, Thus ends the
TamaulipaS revolution.