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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19


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ence Th Re IS oas, Il S Holmes,
Greenwich, y. S. Lneie Based on
Impotence Of Mind, a. i Walker.
West Rutland Masters Grafton,
VIM. r. Sht,man. A s.. Woodstock.
Among the best pieces we're tho e
b {. G. Harris, T.. Gerry Geo. Ill.
Sweet, Il. 5. lIolme*, AID A L
Walker Walker WIS absent nearly
AL d3y. attending T. the organization
81 company 70 whigh he belonged,
snd succeeded ii getting Ia 1 just in
lime TO deliver bis or.aion. lie re.
cei,td the election of Fist Lieut., and
his appearance 90 The stage with his
uniiorm, was the signal for cheer,
Ills address 10 the c.aSs was very hap
PLY made, and after abiding to the
peculiar state OF our country, and the
call which she was now making for
energetic young men, lie closed with
few heartfelt words OF parting.
Wednesday evening, The Mende-
ssohn Quiatet,e Club, Of Boston, gave
on Of their unriyalled concerts, as
,i,ted by Mrs. Kempton. Too much
cannot Be said Of the Concert. Ii
was a perfect success, and the crowd
ed house shows the estimation in which
our people hold them.
Thursday, Homer Stuart, Esq Of
New York City, addressed The Alum
nj. OF his address cannot speak, for
circumstances prevented my going,
and | have not yet heard how he was
liked.
The degree Of A. 3. was conferred
on seventeen, and the degree Of A. NJ.
in course, was conferred upon four.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19
EQUINOX

SERVED HIN RIGnT--Mr, Porter
Flint Of Williamstown, ha, been loud
in denouncing the government, dis
couraging enlistments and expressing
the hope that rebellion may triumph,
and having been notified by the elect
men Of the iowa that such expression.
were unbecoming a good citizen and
would not be tolerated, paid no
regard TO il. On Saturday night
August 9th, near II o'clock, about
seyenty-dve Of his townsmen and
neighbors, having formed in cline Of
march," halted core his domcile, and
detailed squad ofmen for active, ser-
vice. who unceremoniously called
him from the arms Of Morpheus. told
him Of expression h. was sad q have
made, that he had talked treason Of
the darkest dye and wi,h sort Of
sugar plum policy, tried TO coovircs
Inn Of his error whereupon sec sh
became more rampant tlan e'et d.
Jared that bis sYmpaibies we're all
with The South and tia he would not
associate with " Unoaisl,,' a this
interesting stage u The proceeding,
/" Aunt Poly ordered the men TO
leave The house, which they were not
at alt inclined to do and now having
adopted a more vigorous policy, very
politely informed the champion Of
/" secessia " thai the " Flag Of tie
Union had been planted on his hum
Die dwelling, aud his only alternative
vas TO 60 and cheer il or be arrested.
Despite the advice OF lis wife and
daugh er, and the threats Of Aunt
Polly" that it would be torn down, he
went out and gave three lu>ty cheers
f5r the glorious /" Star SpangIed Ban
ner, and there the flag still proudly
waves, as an emblem Of the manner
in which WilIiamsiown people viii
deal with traitors.
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NEVADA, c. /, Ang. 2, G2.
Dear Journal:

4 Dear Jomnai:
know not how long il is
since ] wrote you, but if my recolIee-
ton serves me Alright, il is quite a
while still have not been without
an outlet tor my accumulation of fer
vor in the writing line, as ! have been
not unirequenily engaged IN scfibblne
for Journals acar home or At any rae.
nearer here. There j. moi much
Iclan2e ia mining matters, except thal
lpec'fng, perhaps, is rot % 20 great
an extent az occupation oi cur PEG
| pie, but instrad the labor IS beng con-
fined TO fewer localities withmore I'M
failing results,--no one donbtl & for
one instant that rs rich and exhaust
less lodes are all around us, a those
which are SO well paying the few whose
enterprise and means have enabled
them 10 develop these. | firmly be-
lieye that coming years will reveal
here ar richer mines Of the precious
metal. than any that have yet been
discovered but vast OUTLAWS OF cap
itai and labor are necessary 70 demon
strhe this. A small fraction Of The
money necessary 10 establish manu-
featuring interest in New England, on
a paying basis, would suffice here to
ensure AS certain and more lucrative
returns. Economy in management
such as we notice there and Is abso-
lniely essential in order to leave
margin for profits, viii some time make
this mining country the marvel Of ev-
cry other.
have received the Journal and
other papers, through which | have
armed Of the immortal record our
noble buys have leti for themselves on
the fields before Richmond, in those few
days OF blood and battle. Ii makes me
proud Of my own State and its heroes.
When am asked from what State /
came here, / unhesitatiagly answer
With A proud ar, Vermont, instead Of
as formerly qualifying such statement
by telling Of The places between here
and there. need NOT now 10 claim
that am au Illinoisian, because Of
Donelson and Shiloh, but it is enough
for me ,ha. have been neighbor
and friend OF those who persisted un
der the spangled folds Of oar glorious
banner il tie battles van al Savage
Station, henceforth classic ground
And not enough either, have 10 an
swer a. all satisfactory to make when !
am asked Why TOO am mol fghtiug my
country's battles. plead retno,ere -,
inconvenience AID slher excuses. bus
| declare To-day know Of no reason
that would deiain me il were shone
again. from adding ny Bams 10 the
hst tboss n BE enriched undes Yeg-
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@SNEAKs BROUGHT UP STAND
lSG.-A .Skedaddler in Petticodts.--
The U. S. Marshal at Rouse Point is
stopping now-a-days from twenty 70
thirty men day who are endoayoring
10 escape military duty by fleeing IN
to Canada. We understand that a
bond is required Of each, holding him
to return to his town and stand his
chance Of being drafted, 10 default Of
which the fugitives are marched 10 the
u. S. barracks, and viii be mustered
into service in due season. Yester-
day an able bodied young man by the
name Of Horace Edgerion, from Paw
lei, in this State, was detected IN az
to slip across the line IN ran
ans ctothes.-B ur. Press.
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n stAvgss LteruHt--Park Ben
al e stare oa Salariay
M sss sell attended, con.
thst a Is war lines. Il
AS rsrF Humorous. aaa Contained
some g pan's BOT BIZ criticisms
aHd .lars 60 car generals AID govern
meet nea ~ ~ K 60 overthrow this
em rebellion, we're not in good
is>,' W are sorry 70 ZEE any man
u.ing Iangasee le ding 10 destroy rao-
adsncc g. The gfvsrem n a.ti ther'b,
10 discourage ,nlisimtnis Beside
this. tbs Poem VISA good one Tie
closing ssasgvph Was beautiful and
pNroiie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

WAN Mrr1Res sra being held IN
nrarly 81 ilse iowus about aud The
+ taat ,aeir several quoias
wil BE- raised by i not before llc
25sh. Mr J. b. Munson OF tits place
Is. we apdrr-tsnd, authorized 20 offer
$50 bunny 70 volunteers for nna
months SuLie band wi. "a have a
war meeting has, nigh, All Dorset j.
"a have one to-day l'his town Is 10
have war meeting on Fbar, Iay Ell
this wtek.
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According 70 0rusrsl orAer 10. Is,
saved ty A8iu.an, General wa.h
safrs BY uv,.r n Cor. Hoibrook.
earl io~n Is fiTtn asnl tie 25ih q
chs rnou,h to fainish il qao,a for The
s-coad hire hgnirra thousand men.
II not furnished by ,hat Date. a drsfi
Is ordered 10 he made. We make
'hs following extract from order No.
49,
II abls toaisd msn, between the
sgcs e eighteen and fof'y.fse, resi-
Gents Of afy town or toeu', in this
State, shsli, 70 the number Of one hun.
drrd and ore, viih inc consent u The
parents, masters q guardians, Of such
Of them as are miners, agree, By sign
ing a proper roa,rac, Of enlistment, 10
serve as sornpany, II the service o.
che United States, for the Of nine
months, ufIess sooner discharged, 10
lieu u drafted militia from the several
towns in which they reside, under The
requisiliou Aforesaid Of The President
Of the United States, for the pay, "a.
tons and allowances 10 which drafted
militia are entitled. ard TO be subject
70 all the duties and obligations i'm.
posed by law upon drafted militia, aud
shall deposit such contract Of enlist
meu', with the written consent for the
enlistment Of such 81 them as are mi.
nor, in the Office Of the Adjutant and
Inspector General Of this State, at
Woodstock, on or before the 25ib day
Of August, A. D. 1862, at twelve
o'clock, noon, sach company viii be
accepted and organized, and the men
who constitute such company will be
credited 10 the towns of which they
are residents, towards the quota Of en-
rolled militia repaired TO be raised BY
such towns for the purpose of com
pleting the quota Of four thousand
eight hundred and nineiy.eigh, men
assigned TO Vermont, as aforesaid /;
and IL the residents Of any town, able
bodied and between the required ages,
equal in number to the entire quota
required TO be raised in such town
from the enrolled militia, shall thus be.
come members Of such company, no
men will be rais.d by draft in such
town; and if such residents, less in
number than the quota Of such town,
shall so become members Of such com
pany. only sufficient number Of men
viii be drafted in such town as are re.
quired for the purpose Of completing
the quota of the town.
The contract Of enlistment may be
substantially as follows
We. the undersigned, residents of
the several towns in tie State Of Yer
mont sci against our names respee.
lively, do hereby voluntarily enlist,
ard offer ourselves to serve in a com.
psny Of militia, IN tho service Of the
United States, for the term Of nine
months, unless sooner discharged, in
lieu OF the drahcd militia, for The State
Of Vermont, under tic recent call of
the President, dated August 4, 1862,
for drais OF 500, 900 men. And we
DO hereby severally agree, hat We
will accept the pay, ratioas and allow
aaees, 10 which drafted militia are en-
titled, under the laws Of this State and
81 the United States. and do take up.
on ourselves all the duties and obliea.
tions 10 which drafted msn are sab.
tccs
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Wa repeatedly decline publishing the re-
ply 10 The . wiBdhAn BOYS" fetb sides
have hAa their say II 'hsss times Of var
ether suhiscis d more ilnPoFtanes demand
cur tims sad spacs.
We hare reesissj The msnaseripi Of a
sry SalooissrIas aaai lave AL yss Asd sans
70 heeA Il ever
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Six thousand dol ar. bste heeH e.
pended upon q iarry hsildine, itt a.
university Of Vermont . d ,w1 tbou :
and of4n repairs Or tie Cd b6i.ing
valuahle donations a Iand and besos !
have recently been made 10 tbs si,i.
versiiy, 20 that, Bot fer the var, Il
wonh nov Be N : sOuriyhing eoada-
i1n
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= = - = .
CnLltllner. Va. Auy. u.

Culptpptr' Naa Aug IL.
The fight with S ouewall Jackson
SLOWS that be fears our troops. On
Saturday he engaged with lis whole
force, numbering al least 10000 men,
a portlou Of The corps IL Gen. Banks :,
who behaved most nobly, holding the
enemy in check, and with the aid Of
one division Of Gen MrDowell's COM
mand and Gen. Sigel's corps, which
arrived late in tie day, driving the
enemy from several positions and f.
nally from Tia, field Of taIIlc. Jack ]
sons loss can scarcely be less than
l50o. Our loss is much les The
battle Was decidedly tie bioodicsi Of
the war.
The enemy nov only Show hieir
b cks to ouc faces, and Shenandoah
and the whole country from Manassas
10 Gordonsyille, is 10 longer held by
the presence Of armed rebcls.
Boston, Aug. ID.
The instructions Of Coy. Andrew
to the City and Town Associations Of
tie State Of Massachusetts, are to in
Guide the colored citizen, as well as
the white ones in the rolls oil those
subject to draft
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SIezsLss ~ PEEu-fhe dreaded and re-
euliarly fatal dssase. gifAttsri1, i raging
IN one q the school districts in the town 81
Peru. Two Of the children of Nc. Dauis
simpsoa hare already died, snd abothrr j.
only alive. shie several more have died Or
are ssc4 with II. IN the immediate nsighbor-
heod. May The Lord Incredibly bless The
means employed Il stay i,s pregress speedily
Coz.
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The Waterford scamp who made
his hired man pay $50 damage be-
cause be enlisted, has consummatcd
his meannesss by taking away the crop
ofporato.s from a piece Of land be-
had allowed him for the season. Too
small a man o. liye--a disgraes tothe
race.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

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fur Eva HsHr
David 6 NBEEL9sg, = sassssssse
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fpHH gATka = - sssfsea.
Fss ga2gs y PFuars--NsaSasssss pAsaxssi.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

Oae hundred and two nsrses an
auty cargo Of vegetables left Fortre'
Monroe on Friday for Harrison
Landing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-08-19

EYg ANp EAR--Pcrsons athlete
with diseases Of these delicate orgaH
should avail themselves ii the oppoi
tunily Of consulting ID. Gaermer, I'll
most ,kriiul 0ccnlist aud Aurist Of n
day. Read bis advertisements
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WAR SUMMARY.
WEDNESDAY.
WEDNESDAY.
New York, Aug IL.
Tie Horld has be following;

New York, Aug IL.
Tie Horld has The following:
SUNDAY, Aug. l0.--Ihe fling wal
renewed on our part this A. NJ, bu
was not responded TO by lhe rebels
Gen. Sietl has the advance, and wa
this morning inspecting his positiod
and preparing for the days work.
Nothing OF Importance has occurred
The wopnded are being rapidly NOV
ed away Many were lrlt on tie field
Eight hundred were in The hospitals,
hotels and private lonsc. being apI
ptopflRted TO thai use. II is reported
Ihal The rebels are making "a a,u ]
movement on as by why Vt Laray.-t
The wagons are all being backed, aud
The horses harncssed H. Burnside i
said % be on Jackson's risli flank.
Herald Washington correspondence
The follow iig additional order ha,
been is,ued in relation to hose pariic,
endeayoring TO leave the country be
fore drafting takes place In default
Of giving Gail, parties arrested ire lc
be taken 10 the nearest military posi-
or depot, and Immediately placed on
tuiliiarv tlutY.
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New York. Aug. II.

~NV ~ hi aug II
Adsices from Port Royal state that
the Negro Brigade proved failure,
and had been disbanded.
a fugitive eontrsband at Port Roy
al stated that there were only 1000
rebels al Savannah.
lie also said that the ram (" was
a mere floating battery Of little power,
with eight guns, and iis officers were
afraid 10 take It out Of Sa, snnah Riv-
er.
Tie rebels are in strong force Oh
james Island.
Washington, Aug. Ia.
The following additional regulations
for the enrolment Of militia Of the sew
erai States, were Lsaed to-day.
Orders1 Eighth--Thsl IN filing
81. acquisitions for militia, The quota
Of tho srreya sla:es all bs sppor-
lioned hy The GoycrDou am0ns tie
several counties. and where pfaeliea-,
BE, aaloag Iss slisi!sls.o1s u oUan-
iit :. 20 that allo~4tee shill BIZ MAIDS
ueA coa ~ aad s0bdi issa Of county
i3 aH sAauteers b neia o. haf isbe'4
b tbem sad u mustered 10 be rsigo
Of lie U. s, and whose stipulated
term Of seryies shall not have expired
Epvn d STAsToh
see. Of Var.
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trATETicKEr.

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TAF1TEicr ucLBRct 3. = sis-lsAsr.4
Fw esf Ce4sFsss
fArl PILLS EHAb. x A&sAaFT
F~ Tfsffsssf
fcEN , TAGE - HsesnG
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c. It's tovn o. r adIag wnds |
County, ", veseI AZ We in sday |
pay each three tctrs' volunteer fod
thar town. 'tes laadreS dsGoft. Hod
Proper Merrill pay. SIS, aud /. q
Fay, ESQ, s. to each hires years VI
unieer from thai ,owa--makiag Sa2I
IN alt
Tue town also voted 500 each Il
the ? monIbs's volunteers from ,ha
town, aud Hon. + Merrill has phase
at tie disposal ~ he town, $500 10 b
equally divided among the 2 month";
men required from Reading -pmvitI
ed dat tie entire quota can be raise,
without resorting 70 = draft Readiu
stands ut The head.
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c. Westminster Review far Jul
is received Contents The Life "a
Policy q Puts Dr. Davlas0u'. Intr
doc tn 10 the cd Testament ElsI
ton Espsnss ST. william H.mI
ron bn Doctrines Of Perception NJ
Judgment English Ralc "a I'D &
Celebrated LHeDa F'isn3shfs III
Dawn Of Aaimsl Lite. Comvmpraa
Literature.
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Warrington, Aug. IA.

TIE rebels are in strong force Oh
james Island
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13
AAPNT ~
SPECIAL NOTICES
IS60--N.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION RITTEPs

They purity, strengthen ana ssF4sora;e.
They create a healthy appetite
They are an aniidote to change Of water and lie.
They overcome eeecss Of dissipation and ,s,e
hogrs-
The strengthen the system and ealiyea the uliad.
They prevent miaSnatc and Intermittent teysrs.
They purify the breath and aeidityof taesiornaeh.
They cure DY<pspsie and Constipation.
They cure piarrhea Cholera and Chalera Mo-,
They cure Liver complaint ana Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. Tasy
make theweak man strong, as8 1re exhausted a.-
ture's restorer. They are made Of pure =. Cro.x
Ram, the celebrated Calsaya Bard ro5ss and herls.
and are taken with the pleasure at a beverage.
without regard TO age OF time Of day. Particularly
Tecomm nded to delicate persons requiring gentle
>timulaat. Sod BY all GrocerS. Druggists. Hots's
aud saloons. P. Il. DRAKE. * Co. New York.
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM. Agents.
nleoWly san Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

THE FRESoH ~ MExIoo.-The French army
in Mexico IS composed Of an effective force Of
$1,000 mea, occupying Vera Cruz. Orizaba.
Cordoya and Jalapa. Their artillery consists
Of uineiy-eight siege aud deld guns. with ample
supplies Of munitions of war An additional
force Of 1000 men is expected daily at Vera
Cruz-haviug been delayed in their arrival at
that port by violent norther With this
reinforcement the army viii number IS goo
good troops in excellent health. The Conser.
vaiiye Mexican General. Leandro MARQUEE.
with 5000 men and twenty-five pieces of artil.
lery. occupies the village Of Hua,azeo. about
twenty-five miles northeast Of Jalapa, on the
road 10 Pneb.a.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

SENATOR TRCNBvLL, Of Illinois, made a
speech at Jackson, Michigan, in which he
thanked God that the Federal arms were
defeated at Bull Run, aud on the Peninsula
and under Pope, for without such defeats we
should not have had the emancipation procla-
nation. Had We Won at Ball Run or taken
Richmond, be said the backbone Of the rebel
lion would have been broken, and the Union
would have been restored with slavery remain
ing in il.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ undersigned viii make application at the next
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors of Butte coun-
ty' Tor license to keep and run a ferry on the
Sacramento River, at point four miles north of
Major Bidwell's ferry. and on the land of the IN
der>igned, on the west bank of said river said
ferry to connect with new road recently establish
ed and running from that point by Turner's Store
to Chico.
RI. WALSH.
Bellevue Dee sth. lsG2
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

INDIAN BARBARIrY. - The Quincy UDion
gives the following incident Of Indian cruelty
" 4 gentleman just in from Honey Lake
alley gives US some additional details of the
recent attack Of the Indians on the Purdom
train, in which two men, Kellogg and Block,
were murdered. The Indians first scelped and
tore the skin from various parts Of the body of
Kellogg, leaving him for some time in the
most excruciating pain aud misery and then
plunging the knife into his back several times.
Block was taken and while one held him bv
the hair of the head, another slit the skin from
the neither lip down below the chin, and cut
ting other parts of the body in the most horri-
ble manner before giving tie death blow No
wonder the inhabitants of the Valley dread
the appearance of those internal savages when
such horrible murders as these are almost Of
daily occurrence
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

CnRIsTNAs BALL At CHco.-Messrs John
son & Wetherby will give q ball at Chico
Hall Oh Christmas evening, December 25th.
We would advise those who wish to pass a
merry Christmas to attend this party. Good
musicians have been engaged.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13
[Subject to the decision OF the National Demo
cratic Conyeationl

Review AND Observation-Disclosures Gene
raj Thomas j. Butler has ordered out the Oro-
vile Guards for review and inspection, on
Thursday. December 25th.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE
- In Comfy Court. Bate County, Cal
John Mcconnell vs.. His Creditors
Notice j. perehy given. pursuant to an order Of
the Hon J. 3. Barker County Judge in and for the
County Of Butte, that all the creditors Of the nso
vent john Mcconnell be and appear before him in
open Court at the court house in Oro1lle. on the
second day of March a. 1868. at TO o'clock 4. NJ
to show cause if any they have why said petition
should not be granted, and an assignment of his
estate, be made and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance OF the statute
in sich case made and provided; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said iasolvent be
stayed.
~ Witness my hand and the Seal Of
srN said Court this 9th day OF December,
\. D. 1852.
J. ". GILKYSON,
Clerk Of said Court
BY GEO. 7. SHAW, Deputy.
A.MAURIcE, Jr.
Att for Petitioner.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-We are indebted to J
W Sullivan for a bundle of late Eastern pa
pers including the New York pictorials. New
Orleans St Louis and Boston papers.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13

CoFFER--We were shown yestarday, says
the Placer Herald Of Saturday last, a specimen
OF copper ore recently discovered about seven
miles from Auburn. Those who profess to
know inform Us it is much richer than any as
yet discovered at Copperopolis 1t was an old
CoppeTopolis miner who discovered the lead.
de has already formed company for the
working Of the mine.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-12-13
TECAT NNTTHEc

I-ATER FRoN MExICo.-Recent arrivals from
Havana bring The following Mexican news.
The position Of the French at Vera Cruz
and Orizaba Is represented as very critical.
they having no fodder for their cattle and 10
iresh food for the troops. who suffer from lrs-
enteEy- The force al Jalappa IS cut Of from
supplies from Vera Cruz The Mexicaas are
actively fortifyiug Paehla and the CITY Of
Mexico, and the roads between them. aod IN
tend 10 food the valley by opening sluices.
lakes. eic-, rendering the city iuaccesSible bv
the tarapikes.