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EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE.

Eastern Shore Steamboat Company's Line.
Either the HUGH JENKINS or CHAMPION, will leave
every Monday and Thursday mornings at O'clock for
Kent Island Corsica Spencers, Harrisons Landing and
Chestertow n-returnng the same day.
One of the boats will leave every Tuesday morning at
O'Clock, for Annapolis West River Cambridge Oxford and
Easton and return the following day leaving Easton
o'clock.
One of the boats will leave every Friday morning at
O'Clock for Annapolis West River St Mchaels and Miles
River Ferry, returning the following day by the same
route, leaving Miles River Ferry at s O'Clock
! THE STEAMER KENT will run her routes to the Chop
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday and Saturday
lngs at o'clock for Denton and Landings, touching at
Leave Denton every Monday and Thursday mornings at
! o'clock, for Baltimore.
The STEAMER ARROW leaves for Chester River .every
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday mornings at o'clock
Returning Crumpton Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings at O'Clock
BALTIMORE AND PATUXENT RIVER
Steamer PLANTER leaves Maryland wharf every Sat
urday morning at o'clock for the Patuxent river,
Fairhaven her return she passes down the river on
Friday far Benedict leaving Benedict Wednesday
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore.
| Steamer PATUXENT leaves the Maryland wharf ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock A NJ Fair Haven
and returns Wednesday and Saturday
! Steamer MARY WASHINGTON, leaves the State To.
bacco Warehouse No every Wednesday at O'Clock for
Patuxent river via Plum Point returns on Saturday
r,. v RAETIMoR 'I; AMP E,REDERIcKsBURG.
afternoon, at O'Clock Returning leaves Fredericksb ug
every Tuesday at o'clock, p NJ
steamer COLUMBIA leaves every Saturday, at four
POST OFFICE.
E1ChANdE BUILDING, CORNER GAY AND LOMBARD STREETS
ODtce hotus-Winter season-From IN A NJ, I'LL 7.
NJ Summer season-From A. NJ, till ~ r NJ On
Sundays from to 10 A NJ.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
NOS II and 70 SOUTH ST.
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Pres't JOHN T. FACA, oecy
Meets daily, at A. NJ
PROVISION DEALERS EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE PLACE.
JAMES C. ADAMS Prest F. CAPRoN, Sec'y
TELEGRAPH LINES.
V1orshc telegraph ConlpdHy-Connecting with all
parts of United States and British Provinces Office
sun Iron Building.
W. NJ. SWAIN President
G. Fl HART, Treasurer. JOS. SAILER, Secretary
Western Telegraph Company.-To Wheeling and the
West. Office Sun Iron Building.
JACOB CARMAN, Prest $. MACUBBIN, Secretary
Neto York and Washington Printing Telegrash Co
s. W. Corner Baltimore and South streets
F. MORRIS, President MARCUS HUGHES, supt
american Telegraph Company Morse Line l-Between
Baltimore York, Harrisburg and Pttsburg including all
the Western points. Office Covn Building Balti
more and South streets, J. p KING, Operator
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G. WEST Dc SOW,

C. WEST Dc SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
COLOGNE, SPIRITS, CAMPHINE, LARD OIL, LINSEED
OIL, &c.
Our facilities for manufacturing being large are
pared to offer great inducements to persons purchasing
goods in line.
Mandatory, 306 West Pratt street. Warehouse and
Counting Room lis West Lombard street. between Light
and Charles. fe22tf
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Sfletals, 3ar0luart, 1t.

ttletals, 9ar0@art, Nt.
pALTIMO MANUFACTURED
| ID SHOVELS AND SPADES.
1000 dozen Hammered, Steel Point sHoyELs.
go IRON sHovELs.
$50 " SHEET IRON sHOvELs.
200 " GRAIN OR COAL SCOOPS.
Handsomely assorted, long and handles. Also BOYS
! SPADES extra bent and rivetted handles
For sale ut lowest market prices by the Companys sole
Agents, THOMPSON & OUDEsLUYS,
No 81 SOUTH GAY STREET.
Also large assortment of GAS and STEAM IRON TUB
ING, GALVANIZED TUBING, trust proof,l B. G. WILL
LOCKS, TESTED 223 times toithom damage to contents
SCOTCH and AMERICAN PIG IRON, CAR WHEEL
LEAD SETTER ISGor 0 CoP s9Ts ROMAN AH6
AMERICAN CEMENT, ENGLISH AND RUSSIA SHEET
IRON, WELSH FIRE BRICKS, NOVA SCOTIA PAINT,
YELLOW METAL-BOSTON RE
IL WERE COPPER COMPANY's sheathing Metal
Bolts, Spikes and Nails. Constantly for sale by
STICKNEY & CO.,
fe2olw Exchange Place
STICKNEY & CO.
~ DEALERS IN
NAILS, COAL AND IRON,
No. 81 Exchange Place, up stairs. fe25tf
HISS & col doI r. rvnc,,, xr.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
- Nos. 27 and % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
fs22-tf. Baltimore
M KEITH, Jr. s. son,
1As % SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
Best Cut Nails Naylor Co.'S Steel Shovels Forks Tacks
Butt Hinges Sad Irons Hollow Castings &c mr23f
II l.. p A r X E X & CO.,
Ls IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METALS
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS.
OFFER FOR SALE:
TIN PLATE, of every description.
TERNE PLATE for roofing.
ENGLISH SHEET IRON, Nos. 10 to 27.e
EAESnNlAho y" {. Btog'
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE" 0to35
SHEET ZINC, SPELTER.
PIG and BAR LEAD.
BANCA TIN, in Pigs and Bars
LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, in. to 2k in
TINMEN'S TOOLS and MACHINES.
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS RIVETS,
KETTLE EARS, &c, &c fe22tf
KEYSER, TROXELL d co.
| R o n w A r E H OU Sc.
No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
IMPORTERS of all descriptions of IRON
Il and STEEL Have constantly on hand a complete as
sortment of
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH IRON
Manufacturers of
RAIL ROAD SPIKES AND CHAIRS.
Agents Of the
VIADCCT AND LAUREL BOILER IRON WORKS,
ELK SHEET IRON MILL, BRISTOL FORGE.
Also agents for the best Pennsylvania and Maryland
ANTHRACITE and CHARCOAL PIG IRON FURNACES.
feb22-tf
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pALIIMURE TNPE
~
STE r o YPE UNDRY,

BALTIMORE TYPE
~
STERE OTYPE FOUNDRY,
AND
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUS
Bank Lane, ddjoining Bdrnun'S City Hotel
Is at all time prepared to furnish Book and Newspaper
Printers with f of every size and description OF
as beautiful and great durability any Foundry in this
country-and also every other article necessary for a
COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE either for JOBS or NEwsPA
PERs.
PRINT f RS INK,
for News and Book work; COlored Inks, Varnish, Go
Size &c, of all qualities at manufacturers prices
ELECTROTYPlNG and STEREOTYPE WORK
of every description done in the best manner and
west prices.
TYPE from other Foundres furnished to order at
ufacturers prices.
Old Type taken in exchange for new.
ESTIMATES in detail for Newspaper, Book Job Of
fees furnished stating what work is required to be
done
Having lately prepared NEW SPECIMEN O X,
(which Will be sent to Printers wishing make ordcrs)
should be pleased place it in comparison with those
OF ether founders, all of whose Specimen Books be
| examined by calling at our Foundry.
Orders to be addressed
LUCAS BROTHERS,
| fe25e0d I'm No ITO Baltimore street
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TU PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
- Y A N & r | CT ETTS,
Az JOB TYPE AND STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS
No. 9 HOLIDAY STREET, NEAR BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS OF
JOB AND FANCY TYPE
NEWSPAPER HEADS CUTS
BRASS RULE, DASHES,
BRASS GALLEYS, LEADS, &c
Agents for PAGE BASSET, Manufacturers of Furni
ture and Wood Type
&ereotyprng IN all its Branches neatly executed.
ELECTROTfPlNG OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE
IN SUPERIOR MANNER
PUNCTUALITY ALM RE RELIEF nN mil On,
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s1,73o,7s4.1t
PURE RYE WHISKEY

The Board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
idend Of Interest to LIST November, 1857 be declared of
SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip the Company
payable on the ID of November next.
That a dividend of TWELVE PER CENT. in Scrip to
the dealers OF the Company their Terminated Premiums
OF the past be issued and after LIST of January
next that the remaining portion of the Unredeemed Scrip
of 1851 be paid in Cash after the s January next and
that ZIG be added to the former CAPITAL
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWELVE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
By order of the Board,
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretarya
C. OLIVER 0iDONNELL,
Agent in Baltimore
feZ23w3m 81 Exchange Place.
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BUILDERS DEPOT.

w O9
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FRAMES, HOT BED SASH
BUILDINGS, CASINOS, &c, DRESSED FLOORING
AND OTHER LUMBER, LINE, BRICKS HAIR HARD
WARE GLASS, OIL, PAINTS, and every description Of
BUZZ DING MATERIAL, at moderate and on accom-
moe ing terms. Particular attention paid orders and
contracts from abroad Estimates of the az
buildings furnished with accuracy and despatch Ship
ments effected promptly to all accessible points by
r. JOHNSON,
No. 60 Pratt street, (near Bowly's wharf,
te23 II Baltimore
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I. O. 0. F.
nDD FELLOWS AND MASON'S RE
" GALA, BANNERS, &C., U. g. Bunting and silk
Flags, Military Goods and Ladies' Dress Trimmings al
way on hand and for sale by
A. SISCO,
- No. 96 BALTIMORE ST,
teIV' Baltimore
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ExcHANGR BUILDING, CORNER AND LOMBARD STREETS
once hottrs.-Winter season-From IN A NJ, till L.
N. Summer season-From A NJ, till ~ P. NJ On
Sundays from to 10 A. NJ
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4by ALLEN G. SCHAEFFER.

L@z ALLEN G. SCHAEFFER,
ksys@ MANUFACTURER OF
- lin AND SHEET IRON WARE,
:, M AND Who'll ESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
oIO Els, RIA NGES, Dc FURNACES,
No. ia NORTH GAY STREET NEAR FRONT,
Baltimore.
MY hees constantly hand a large assortment of
in ana SHEET IRON WARE, and STOVES of the most
approved patterns to which he respectfully calls the aen
- y PHaseIs. ap61m
RON BEDSTEADS. GARDEN VASES.
&c We are just in receipt several different STYLES
OF IkON BEDSTEADS, to which we call attention
we have among them very low priced and nartic
ulary adapted for servants use ' ~ P
nave also in store variety of STYLES and sizes of
VASES, suitable for ornamental purposes fountains etc
etc. 10y A7' ~
we also continue to keep the celebrated BLUE RIDGE
Cooh STOVE, in four different sizes which we offer at
prices corresponding with the times 1t is Baltimore
made stove and has had greater sale in this market than
any Coal burning Cook Stove ever introduced here
we have several different patterns Cooking Ranges
Tor wood or COAL to which we also invite attention
| COLLINS HEATH 4 HUTCHINSON
Maryland Store and Plumbing House,
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BORT AND SHERRY WINES.-Very
superior PORT VINE bottled in oporto and superior
Amonulado SHERRY in wood of direct importation, and
for sale by GEO l. HARRISON
mrl2du 6ODonnell's wharf.
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!, .
JOHN S. WILLIAMS, Prest JOHN P, PACA, Sc
Meets daily, at A. NJ
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
AND DEPARTURES
Of Railroad Cars and Steamboats,.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

EAN0TE.-The following may be relied upon as it will
De corrected whenever changes occur.
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Il CHARCOAL AND ANTHRACITE, FORGE AND
| FOUNDRY PIG IRONS from the following furnaces:
Laurel Cecilia, Catoctin, Cornwall Pioneer Henry Clay
Keystone, Liberty (Cold Blastl Cleveland and Glen
| garnock, for sale by STICKNEY & CO.,
| mrH-lm. Exchange Place,
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BALTIMORE AND PATUxENT RIVER.

BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG
The VIRGINIA. leaves Light street Wharf every Friday
afternoon at O'Clock Returning leaves Fredericksburg
every Tuesday at 2 o'clock, p NJ
Steamer COLUMBIA leaves every Saturday, at four
O'Clock, for Washington Alexandria and Georgetown
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
The Cotton 0Irller.
OEALoEA, chIeka.aw Connty. Mias.,

OKALoSA, Chickasaw County, Miss,
July Is, 1858.
Hon. ]. HOLr-Dear Sir / send you, enclosed
in bottle, a specimen Of the cotton miller. dis
covered that great numbers Of the worms had bored
into the cotton stalks for the purpose Of Winterng
there They eat the pith for inch or so, and close
up their entrance hole with transparent substance
resembling isinglass which affords them light The
cotton stalk is fine nonConduct0r, and no cold
weather that we have iDjnre the worms enclosed
in them When the ground is bedded up in the win
ter or early spring, most Of the that 60 into
the ground are exposed and perish, but those that
hibernate in the cotton stalk protected and come
out in May or June,
Ten or fifteen years ago it was the universal Gus
tom Of planters TO burn up their stalks and the boil
worm was scarcely known since they have adopted
the newer plan Of breaking down their stalks, the
worm has ncTe2 sed until it hes become the greatest
enemy tine cotton plant has.
Would it not be Of service to the cotton interest for
you in your report to call the attention Of planters
the fact, that the boil worm hes become troublesome
only since they abandoned the old fashioned plan Of
burning their cotton stalks
will state in conclusion, that the worm enters the
stalk near the top and its place of entrance would
not be noticed without close inspection found as
many as six in one stalk.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
DuSCAE c. HUBBARD.
We are under the impression that, if the old plan
of burning the cotton stalks was universally resorted
to, we should hear little of the ravages of the
boil worm in future. At all events the above sug-
gestions are worthy consideration.
/
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more ON fho IIth
SSAEEs IN AI-sTRAIT,.-8 4 recent writer in a 40,
-; = . W
SetIp'oh oi l4lle III A4s'Eala, gives the Iolo"tn8
as his experiences among snakes in that auriterous
Paradise. If true we should infinitely prefer taking
"u0 Pr
ioe9 VI even flhe County, EennsyiVahl@
have met several, and witnessed many, Won
derul and narrow escapes in the course of my
travels A friend, who had been out shooting for
some honrs, coming home tired, without thought or
reflection was on the point Of throwing himself on
5tretcher to ret when he was suddenly pulled back
by bysandeI who had observed tremendous
brown snake coHed up on the opossum cloak He
OF course was soon dispatched Another friend on
cruise put ms saddle down Tor pillow at night, as
usual ana on lifting up the Saddie9ps the next
morning. ne observed 6eSstly deat adder lying flat
down He ne soon dropped the saddle and killed the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

LATER FROM Mr.. MoRrHY.-The Niagara brings
the score of Mr. Morphys chess match with Mr..
Loweuthal up to the 3lst July, at which time Mr.,
NJ had won four games Mr.. L. one, and one had been
drawn. No reference is made to any other perform
ances Of the American player, though he visits the
London clubs and contends with the leading anna
teurs. The ungenerous manner in which Mr.. Stauu
ton-the chess-champion of Europe, and chesseditor
OF the Illustrated London News = chronicles the
games elicts severe comments from Mr., Morphy's
| friends.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

HAvANA LorrERy.-An official notice in the Ha.
vana papers announce that in consideration Of the
rapid sale the number Of tickets Of the Royal Havana
Lottery WILDE increased by 1000 The list Of prizes
as they now stand gives one Of 100000, $4,000
100000 $4,000 and SO 900 each; six of 50 600 ten
of 81 900 sixtytwo Of $500; and one hundred and
fortythree OF 500, and twenty approximation prizes
making in all 24G prizes, amounting to $32l0oO-an
addition Of s43 600 to the total OF the old list ofplzes
The price Of tickets is not changed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

STEAM ~ Six DAYS Across THE ATLANTIc.-At a
recent meeting at Newark, Nj on the matter Of
steam communication across the Atlantic Capt. Eye,
one Of the commanders of the Liverpool line of steam
ers, is said to have advanced the opinion that the
passage from New York to Liverpool by steam power
would never be made in six days as has been antci-
pated He thought that the success of the teeg1aph
would have a tendency to make the commercial
word careless es to any increase of speed in steam.
els, aud that they would soon be constructed With
lcss regard to this point"
A correspondent OF the New York Express, in re.
ply to this statement, says: "Mr Winans, wealthy
locomotive builder of Baltimore, is now building an
iron steamer (not Steamship which he is confident
will run from New York to Liverpool in less than six
days He has been several years in perFecting the
plans, which he has now accomplished, and has pro
cured a patent"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

! St..! under treatment l2j.
The Association contracted with the Lu2snbug Hogpi
the 5sisou saDt, Inarmary for the re.
cepou Of cases which cannot be properly treat at their
residences We friend humanity who
will his heart admire the energy Howards and
Jaru God speed in their noble work.
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IloI " EALtEN All sA@HNlS'--lue nlggef game
" !"tSs 'sg,'" e,s7, "' UEps"eG uo%H o5 "'e Pros
Es' ~ '' Luz uo va p'gPet4 t'"""Elt "u iue EhCef-
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md 5orep whilst tbe children romp the street. in
rg,rf,4. and besia.g the organ men.
affro rr ala n br Iuness Yesterday and the lake
rsrs and gardens syvried with life and gaiety And last but
not least we noticed the living horse nacne in lot down
Rampant street crowded with more custom than appeared
ALL, r,aa. ,freat is the lake re.t are the cHr ami ferry
boats are the hand! 5rans great is tile horse ma
chfpe great teai anything thut offers 10 mitigate the
Quiet and dnlues of m August Sgblah to the mutue
whose only iay Of recreation is the Sabbath
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

SHOCKING FALL. - In Carpeutersyille, Ind, Mr.
Logan, while erecting lightning rod to the Presby
terian church, was precpiated from height OF one
hundred feet by the breaking Of one Of his ladders
into his wagon Of rods and tools below breaking botf
Of his legs, fracturng his skull, and mutilating hi
body in the most horrible manner. In falling hi
ierked the rod loose and the end pointing downward
penetrated the eye of Mr. o. an elder of the church
and prostrated him to the earth, stunning him Sc
yprrlv
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23
NUMBER 146.
The NO. Rose Sc &C Me.
BY CHARLES g. EASTMAN.

The moss ro5. that she gave me
When We were both at school,
When she was like a singing bird,
And was like a fool
The moss rose that she gave me,
Alas for me and her,
Too late ! learned the language
0fthe little messenger.
The moss rose that she gave me
folded in my book,
And years from then saw it all
The meaning, and the look:
But alb the days had long gone by
When we were both at sCnool,
When she was like singing bird,
And WIS like a foot.
The mos roca that she gave me
That in my look I thrust,
The stem is white and broken
And the leaves are blushing dusS
About ny temples / can trace
The gathering threads Of snow,
And the singing bird, from soiEow,
Flew to Heaven, years ago.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

A CABLE HoAy.-The folks at Martinsburg, Va
last week, we're treated to an e4tempore brace Of
dispatches by some wag, attributed to the Queen and
the President Court adjourned speeches were made,
the bells were rung, etc. After awhile the sell
came oat and in the briees possible time things SET
tied down very fat. In Troy, New York, the came
swindle was perpetrated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

TIRED OF SEEING You RoUND-They have iuye,
nile prodigy at Boonyille. a wee bit of a boyn as
tonished his mother few days since. She had oc.
casion to chastise him slightly for some offence he
afterwards, no doubt thinking very profoundly. AT
last he broke out thus Muzzer, | wish pad get
anuzzer housekeeper, and let you 60" Why So
MY sonE Cause, I've got tired seein you round :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-08-23

From the Brownsville Flag we extract the fol-
lowing:

From the Brownsville Flag we extract the fol-
lowing:
We have dates from Monterey to the 80 Of the pre-.
sent month. We find but little news in the papers be.
yond what we have already announced The Boletin
Of the Sd published two letters from Gen. Degolado,
the Constitutional Minister of War, to Gen Zuazua.
In of them, dated July 10th he rays that he has
received notice that on the Sd Of last month there
YVES prOntmcamieato in Mexico for the Constitution
OF 1924, headed by Zuoaga, and another for Santa
Annaand that the soldiery of the capital had turned
against Iuloaga, who had fed with his Ministers or
had taken refuge 1.-THE house of the French Minister
and that there was still another pyontncGmiento by
the people against the sodery and for the Constitu.
ton Of 1851, reformed leaving at the head Of the
Government a Mr.. Juan Jose Baz, and the army in
command Of Generals Palfodi, Rlngel and Ttaconis.
If this is true Mexico is cetany in beautiful state
Of confusion, and will offer slight resistance to the
entrance Of the Constitutional forces
In his other letter Gen. De- -oado informs Zla2ua
that MiImon had left Guadalaara on the 18th ult
With 600 men and fifteen pieces Of artillery in the
direction Of Lagos 1t is stated, says the letter
that he goes to toltify the bridge Of Tootatlan,
but the General thinks the movement is to deceive
Zuazua, and that he has either marched upon San
Luis has taken another road for the City Of Mexico
Degolad0 thinks that MiramOn whom he calls the
hero OF defeats after having suffered those at Care
ties and At2nquique will now soon suffer a last anG
final one
Those two letters speak of a proposition to unite
the forces OF the Copssitutionasts before marching
upOn the Capital.