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ri He fic i lf sna industry hav.u uuch
ley i. cr.oouruo them m ?thhj
':-:' .Ai-olwlci tl;y tUaarfy seven 6ui,
"rf the t..itrj-n; if ih?y! J. so it. fcNo
, tJ.afc ii n.fu ,"'y toicit.-lt J iajSd pro
tec iio ) of KomsuiJirV', kni ;' the 'increase
Vf n-t.ific.-riin b ji h'," thia old
, North' .Sute.-" Ilvr.'vasi -itn . ral cTud "tfgri
cultural ro-pa'rec ivs," jfctl' are not ije lo
pe J lo the rbiio" huhdrtu.h part of- ihdr
say whether sha wi'.Kirf f.d" conhv j con.
tt'at aiJit Ctiijjifij; Hom hwi. aU U.ao sou
'-ifja npr.'svuf to lliur devtloDOienl.
v Whuher ti.e ii vilKio check tjia ?,-ir-
r.iiher check - or
Lly fy.i, in;5' v in " : Sjuthern
v Siaus. Iho reiut of jtueUcUonswilt
f; r'uhfr1- check -or' 6liarbie tbii- dvante
j-. movement. ' ..
' ' for tHe last. 15 orO yeafs, that "the ov-'
' .'crnmectthsy sere and support ;W a sworn
y crorrry to th ir prospcriry.' Thereia tione
r 'ci ihit ceneroiw sympathy' felt by the gov-
the tnrs of tlieir. Fatjiefs. AU. its. fears,
.hj n'fms, its hopes," are to feed clothe and
jnainuin a inn i of mercebary" 5inr; -a-'
Tle9twho,.afe,'"heU together by ihqcone
'l aiia nowef of DubliC pUmderi?'. -TlVfyda.
C mine til lunaiui mo. mvMy,u.",.Mu.i,iM
nV all coOstitutional power in ;)he covern
r V ment-to 'foster arind the' people iaanypf
- Pjle'r'yaTiou3 porsuitv ;uii u-Teueves us
i r not by its UlatuJn, ,nndtlomanui -that nil
?. lhe moflt-y thu msed'rnosi e' spetH.;iq
rmk!n2 war, anil on agent's arid oflicera of
f its own creation ;-.JMirciy.tm s aegraan
'' - i!rn if the basest and nvst infernal tind
,WrlI, tho yeopldk of North Caroh'ni aid jn
"birenclbentot ibcse' ncftrious, oppressive,
flni-destrwcijveojt'rins, or will they give
Ihe world the tU'surancpthU 'bey urtjmen?
1 1; Those 'brivii ond, gallaotnenwbo poured
v out their blaod like r iter at Goi'ford on
i KihriV Mountain, and, .on: many?: anotlier
bailie field in tbo. Old North Natetu cut
. ' from British jhjU3ticjc.jn4 to estab
? ljsh.iiicpendence'forthetnselves and clul
' ifren? would "nevcj-ha.vo done so, bad they
s jnpoi J ihe ! doctrines now cqnten,
"dtd fir were i$ prevail., For a ymn in the
"ittnty' thaunrd rtieo's soul's" toay that
ouaht'noiidjiaeUho right to mnnu i
far'ture for; purselus, and. improve -nUr
' country, j.w as to j coriunil treason, ana v ue
regarded as a lory; but nrrw, after ve have
ciJt.t from uch wen,. and the govern-
jenlwh1ch demanded it the, governfnent
' - w'e bao created' adopts; ,ihe British - rule
' ppd 'denies jour pvop'e.tl yery riht for
' wbich'they fook up arms; noj, only this, but
thpse who'tadmimster -it denounce, all a
' vtorie wha think wehnxesuclf rights'.
' . The BrKish; .Minister writing. to. Lard
Paloerston, caMs.it a great British.. .metis-'
, Aiie a matier,of great intere&Pio ivjglana,
He iell hS.ovn government that boih gov.-;
crtfmtMit and Vople, nr ihe beneficiaries
' 6 oor-iantt-ftblt ahhooh. 4he people of
.th'e jUtmoi S"itiVi,mriyoff;rVin, iheir, man-
ufacftui ;ng parsuitjs by the .importation pf
. BriiiVV&wdx, jrt.as Oic Amcricm git. I
" .rrimrnitll bar? morc;reveue, u wmu
have uccempli'hed all Ihu it - wart'ted; fro n
'tjicart, These'rire beautiful sentiments
m hufe thrown i'nto'thc leeth 'f Am-ri-
ratV. We ure ii ft inqependeftj pvopje, ain
rrei, Siiret ..tl CVer.a.Hjr iuiivt.fv
jjrai'a by af.ei;nihfth, ihe American
- p!.! iVv bu hy.'.thQ "iarilf del 4 ).
AVihi.r,l. )orla5T,; .Ujflbh mnufactur,crs;
heldpossesshvn id konotf ths, cornnulee
. roornof i.he American capudl atAVitshipg.'
ton, and eft grefted tt ppen arrrn by
, Executive, 'Cabinet otrierr, 'und Mem:
bers of 6ngres, wb.to Atueilt, .i maBU.
ticturers were trcatcii witW rudeness ; arid
bulra'gtil Call you tlus 'Irecdu.m and jjs
. licet" Is h not-msuhtnd lyrannyl.-AVatk.
dp,.peop,o1of.N'rthCjrorina: L'tascut
ou -Vnds assnder, d.fafl;nar enemies' frvirn
their p'aces, and b Vnish itiem tcora pAwcr.
YiVu hio too much interest -at stake no.t to
rxert yourselves in ihe coming cftilrst.
ti The 'country owtVrnych to you .fuV 'that
- you li:vealreadj Uno tnsave its cha,ricV
ler and c5iccK;oppressun. ; uaX lel Ms iiean
ChcCK:oppressun. , ual let i iwaet. Udrtn oaU.de Uie aooiidarbtuait
adr;. in.nes which shall tnn 1!!! tJmw
J. ' , 'a . , ' " , .'.".' -
ou thunder',
Jthq away
' i ; iJat arm ti M I cr t
ctr civs u-r i
trc; i-iro: e
- is t' ' '
.1 Jvjsnly cor pile ff-r Ke
jwt:TT Ul)r:.ry ofll.2 res.?
L j i J Lw: Lore
l is succeea, a iuru
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ov cjt. ! u-uj twAiuii icr,mo "o'11
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irtttit .3 t! two couijlry, hp 1 to cm aie, is
r a- J elope a sounJ IrUn pjl"copin-
. 'i cf P ink! O CohH MrlO Con
. . a i. J ji U t'i3, 1 5 h of .My.-"
Jiroc; - J his heart lo be dfn'!jJted
nch .
IMi
?. Lis bouy to' lc buried, iu
vft -Th?- Lonioaship Wary
Al't'titCa,;. Daibjrn,' has -been totally
b3t. thrte f rTt:r-crMr." siiltU
llfroiTl - Whirrpou on th
f Frruary for
Oj the'bh oS'the suite i.tuiilh i.e. iemtn
Jt-r of d,i cjnv a,r rived at SuijipoAre. -
'7Va lo i'.o Miicnfter luirket there
ia uu oLvious dire to purchase, but tlo
aJ". .'u diip j-i;iori tif ouV i mirker' has
ci J Z traV.kaetiohil and ltd to ihay relink
'HuWirneaf'ol bcaVy contracts wfiich, would
uiiierw ise us cc"pu;u.
3 Tba orders'7 "executing fort the "United-
Sia'ei vSero heavier than lidvebeen IcnoVn
fjr ::Tiy tears ,. .t v"; ' ?
FiHaieuI 'The? financial prospects of
the couutry are -on thW'Nt'hoti evcejoTitigly;
H(liniMVII). 3' .' uia jwi .."Hiv il .mv
bank of Ungi and lately evincet tq. discount
ftiareYreely became rnore largly'develop"
ed. and a fjreater ch 'ree ofcoofidence lias
uei'll Htll'drtt'O U an uuiivircs ui,iiauc.j
The'weeklv returns published on'Fciday-i
2lh ulu, show tv 3 anrnunt'of nytes'in'ac-
lual circulation; on hh week, ending the
22 rait;".-including sevenv-di3V A'U othV
bills ti baye been 19,"673,2StI The ft.'
mount of gold and sitver'Coin1. fan d "bullion
In thehands'ofhebank, was 0.913,C3p,
allowing Tan oincrea5o )fjC7?5, 4.00.- ' V, .
"'.The Com NirlH -Not wiihianding the
strong expectation eertainSd' previously
to'lhe dtj arturo ,of I life last 'steameri th'it
the Corn Marke "tvoufd mninlain its tup
ward tendency,' the'usual fineness bf the
weather proiniing a!.favorable home' har
vest,'hadthecu;ttf rfiateriaUy 'depressing
the prifes tan(f of course contracting lhe
extent of average transactions.
he advices beVerf,' thought by the
Caledonia; tit light "stock inhe A'm'erican
orls, liftve' created 'considerable activity,:
n ud aided by the desired, relaxation vhiclf
has taken'place in the pressure of the -Mon-
ef. 'Vrket1, Ivive largely ien'ijed to re-es
tatih'sh a freer desire to s;LCulte.
The.fcports4houg1iiv autlrenlk'atedof ai
probtible lailtwe of. toe! potato crops, bo:h
in.4relanJ and JetTy,-4iivc also ludjheir
influence. ? The markeis.have, in point of
fact; tallen l20 shillings' per quarter irom
the liighesl pm'nt; but though fl ur had
declined to 40 Shillings per baVrel, it i
now Hvbrth r42 shilbngs:v artdmav be Citr;
lv quoted tit 43 shillings for bfst Westeiy
iiouf averages s. an. per oarrci; Amery
i&in: heat 10s Jdt& I2s. per TOlhs.1
Intlian -Girn is ' tole1raby 'steady at 52s'.
for primo-ur yedlawj and in some in-'
stances; owing to?," the" increased idemand
from jreland; while "has comniaiided -2s.
per qu uter above -ihe'cu re ncy of yellow
?al 8' ."V:3 anJ 31p'
wuh a-tendency i the higher qnot.-wion.
Ihfc loiat lVxpori"of brcada" r m
iho-Unned "Stalest to, Great ' Drit . 1
Ireland from-the, 1st of September, il5
to 1.1th Mav,197 appears to' be as. fol
tows: Flourl,Go6,8l)2 barrets; earn meal,
434,432 barrels; wheat, 1 ,512,574 .bush
els; oats, 276,555" .bushels;, barlev, 145,
942 bushels. , . ' .
-iLietf pool-Coffin "Market June 2: The
to'oc p tiifMrket''s;n,cfe ihe (Jeparture of J
tne stamcr.nasmieria-iiy improvea. ine
apprehenions fk (short eceipt-rsn the
backwardness of tTft? season fr the'grow,
ingcrtp, jiavc caud.a .decided -advance.
The improvement' .is likewise in a great
measure attributable to the-gryattr . e.ase
nt ihornoccy niaj ket. So un. the. whole;
ihe condition nnd prospect of the cotton
trade fprc cnt a very encoun g : t o'ptct.-'
The s les of th week fnhng tiie 23;h
uft., amounted to C ,L S Up! i.id de.
Rcriptiiws rafed at 5 I. to 7tl., Oilcans. f;a
Pj.l.Ala' -mi and - MjWIo Zi l.'U ;7i,;.
beu istici taSt'il- pe lb. . Ln
India is'totcd I a'il; per lb Ifighet .
? iSmbtte VistUteaoier" life 'market re
falnS an: 'unquestionably- firm , character,
and inquiries from the trade artj more than
ordmirjly generil , . .
7A 'L'bei t the 1 W.-'tli Usi w:s from
Wlnntt'i9, that "thii rv9Mjunt- boot-black
19 about to cliaUensfO the fdftorsf th" N ittem!
Intclltgcrteer, fotftisnuatinj t.ii h;rf Lxccllency.s
boots don't ifl&e the puliiw t The Kn tit of Uf
lamp-black bruli, mjs lht llicy iriij T , i
the Prcsulchl as much .they 6k-asc. ImuV.k-v
haUhrtnT oot no rrfiecilaiu that wfttilt.; .v a
damper on Iim profKial.Tabir Well, this u
the li&rrij uflhe tFress with m Tengeance. t
TJii Cost of CUrvmitttKus -Tha Futs-
burh Telcxrapb utc lhat tha Syuodt of tbV.l
UtfoHncJ tVesiyterwtf CUurcii, ai iu nic -sion
in llit CilJ, au.-(pendod-ne of fb members,
from tho smn'istry foe kin' bra. istf..a!aur!
What wotrld tiare Wn his punishment bid the
V )i h i i l't jci'uj.i.
. '11 "i r;'e v that f
,3tl
w4'Jtp.bv ih u c.r -tJen. Bravo,
Tluf3 is? '.ituli.iL! v i
t'S'rt w..
i, ap J jit mo"1 rt t.:
!y wu-s &l tl '
'Afiry 'f t - C
nf tth-u is 1 J
llz rpay live re
"cil thu r -vt. i . . t il.
PrtViJ't uTit take r.ice 'tn il.e l&.if i.
Bv this we prtatuf'fn n t..nf tfiitm: ti 't.sj
tt.en h; o4"ci i it -"unui.Und, ih re'. ;
uli -dec! uc-J. hto n lurtbt r u-.
luroj'W ilxW: "nval, buvtho lve' l. ;u ,
tft'nhnerera. wul aa fhe 'I'resiident.'." ' 1
Ofn. pcoil rcicuea 1 i
ult.k lLe'dav. before.. Geu.
hefe; Ev. ry tlnu was qui.1, in iWcuy,
our's.VJiera .nd ihe ii.hibiviots beir j ap
parenlT) oa ilie b "t terms, " "
' h. rtoonn i.aru. pirty cf pur t rvo
hid beta meV some twenty miles iron
TiW'Vb M etic.iuntt red rio t uruy
s, niifli Tiid" Mexicans are f reeling works
a snort dtilancV this side if the tapnol, but
the C-i'go l re us them s unimpuctaut and
not hkeiy to be completed. " '
fTh Kag!e"give's it as a report" that Gen"
i, Almontes is a prisoner, on accusation .ol
nioiduig correspondence with GeflT.. Scott. ; .
' Bt-Dj : i nomas, sergeant tn.-ij r ol tne
.1st IntmUrv. died- oji Suod-iv. the 3uh
. iA Vera Cruz,. and was buried ion
L Monday v morniog .with military honors.
The sergeant was a yauuible ofheer, says
i tts E"gle," and his demise was - regretted
bvall who know bim.r -
. 4i b ben osceriaincd 1 thit- only oae
m?i a was . killed . wnv-h C t Sowers. ' ; The
imprudence1 of the, ColoaeJ in Vfiiyjring a
headol hfis party cost these two iiVes. ,v
, A pavaj expeditj-on ngtiost iTobiscplt
unoer the Commodore jn person,'-was.tlkr.
ed of at Vera Cruz as about to start nt
tonce"; The following vessels -were -'Tiw;n
tioned as hkeiy to CiimrKise it: The frig.
ate ..Iaritan,j sloop tof war ;Jhn Adams
shiptt-maniown,, ttie- uti mr, Xnow ai
Fronteia) the Spitfire (do.) the Scorpion,
andtrte gunboats Bonita n Mahonese.-!
Shoujd the loop 'of var Albany arrive in
time slifc -wjtll probably join in ; the cxpedi
lion, j; " ' : " V
"Vewill not detain' the reader longer
frorit the letter ot Santa Anna: - ,
, . -v -MKxica, May 29, 164T.X
iVnjUr Excellency: Since rrfy return to
the itepubhe 1 have had tint one-grand- aud
sacred object in view whiclj had .-solely
ofccu pi rd; m v i n i n d fo r w h i ch obj ec t t h e
nation : recalled me: it was Uie defence, Hie
Jimegnty,: ihe inttependence of my..cou,.'iiry;
My vfll-is were unlitr ited, and 1 : worked
incessantly for this object. 1? On my' arrival
tly tor this object. Ua my
I fo8nd;no;hing neither army, nor rrsour.
ccs. l;stfcceeded, in my; exertion finaUy,
anu pnr;urcd Ootn. - .
J gav-el.e nation to undrstand ahat I
was taking ehnrgo of its government, in a
rn wtiSio- nubhshed ori the 22d .inst.. , in
which I related the success which have at.
tended our a rins up :o4ny arrival in this
capitof, and, also the rmiuvcs which moved
my return,. and the -benefits tht might , rve
suit Irom it. . 1 arrived at ihe head ot-unlv
one jwrt of;an army, in tiro greatest des-
iituiron. ana xiisgree in oruer ip. reiniorce
ihis. gatns'on-,7id entered it',with the- full
po we t-to-obtain.'. .everything that .was ni.
j cessary for iis . defencq. ; So successful
'! have r been thai. I can nd.W :with nrrdu savi
t'..t ciivi. of Mexir. is provided, with
i ' m-s. uf dtfetife to rtUtnll the ctTorts to
su'jj.ia it which- the 'ent my can trow corn,
mini. 1
I have always refused supreme power
except in caes of emergency, whereby
thcrmtCTe'5tspf the natiotixnight.be endan
gered. At' present, circumstances re.
;quire from me a .sacrifice; of alt I 'possess;
which sacrifice is even aitendea with dn
gex and n? gloomy prospect, ; besides dis.
grace attached t,o t: tlusi mi lt??s than the
consecration )4 lr.ysfilO n,y mVrching fof
ward and setting' atdtfiinc3 ihe calumny1
iad perfidy, of my enemies, and wjih deeds
lof vahir revenging m)eif iig.unst them
for jlietr ; yenomou imputations. This I
am ready, and willing lo perform, ff in any
w.y the reoU tliereof can benefit my
bt!ivt,d country. I am r feariul, however,
thatoacri will be the result; apd I hive
curiae to'lhe ctmclus'on, that, by hu'd;ng
the scat of ihe chief ' magistracyi will be
(omeuting impedlment- ''g-iinst thd attain
menttif -myjnost' ardent wishes.; ; -o r V
The enemies of my country ' have em
issarics in every part of, the. Rrpablic
ho-e artifices mislead and cren te djstrusl
and calumny to sach' an extent that it is
impossible lo convince the -Mexicans 'other
.hatnhat I am an "iusuperablo birrier to
my country s welfare,' and particunrly
thal nay love ol power .win ever be a curse
lo us trannuiiuvf , -
lt,ieasy to perceive jhc Teason why
ty, 5prt-ad such reports ta my detriment
men J who are.a(rai3 ; io defndf the
country vvish for peact, coj a.- fijar.
i aV that' they w LI I not c;;j y it as 1 mg a
1 am at ihe liai of tht? Govern nt:
They are well aware that my determina
ton.has 'been to put dwn th dilTereo; par
tjes tVhich have endeavored to.dnstrov o'je
another, nnd which, even now. have en
tirely 'forgotten ihe' coimiron danger ,, in
r"V' , . V" 7,J ou..t.M.
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'Klz to il ivy
j,r v. r 1 thai f" r Iuf..lyi a well 3
mv'oMi r putaw.i v,y U1 1 is ' b
pv t'i my hms1t?st in r.s'! 1 wnd
r.,W;jrS pndn I forever resign. my f-hhc
nrrrr.'w'.t' niit fnr cf and en-.
scious that.1 my, srvicea ri5 'w taituiui
and pntriolic In any p:ul ot tn- woru
wfT lot miy v'K1' t'.e, I can r--
my
h id w.th nridcvand win 'WiCia
car
r a ivur.e that t a never been ?iai".tjd iih
ihime 'but, on ihe1 contrr ry , they will
fii'hful, trnd 'pMriotic Me:an,
.tvho in all' hts actions .has striven for the
honor f bting instrumenul in elevating
his, n"t ; to properiy',ond honor. . .( -
Yoor Ctcelleocy will report the same to
the. Sovereign Congress, n order lhai it
may accept of. my .resignation t for which I
will jemain yours , respectfully .wiiih' the
highest tonsiderntKin.-; Gd and; Liberty!
"Antonio Lopez De Sa: ja'Ana. ;
T iJH'ir Excellencies the Secretaries: ot ihe
v, Sovereign ! tng ress. O - , K , "
. ' , . . . i
Froth 4k?yev Orleans Picayune June llth,
; Later From Vera Cruz: ; ;
Attack on a Wagon Tfainbya Mexican
Guerrilla Part if Thirty Americans Sty
' pOicd to be lilledFarty t iroons- D&
stroytdf-Death of Maiofposicorlh I ay
''master U. S Army.- 'i, ;
v.ThoMT. S.' sltipvMasstichasettSj "Captain
Wood, arrived last evening from yeraf Cruz
whence she sailed on ihe .evening ,ofv the?
1 1th inst. The Massachusetts brings over
155 sick and . wounded - soldiers under
p . .
charge of! Dr. Tudor U. S. A.,
. Bryan, of the Navy, and Mr. BosWortb aud
two servants. ' -
' The following ' deaths : occured on' the
Massachusetts: ' '.'-
0. Gaines, o the Mounted Illev
John DrcW, of company 1, 7th infaniry,
died on board before ihe- Massachusetts
left Vera" Cruz aid were"snt on shot c for
interinenthn the llth June. v4On the 12th
JuneJolin Ptijie of tbe Mourtted llifls,
ana votia, omun, or company, m in
fintry, dredfat sea. On. the - 24ib,' J.' F
Carson South Carolina Volunteers; r''d.
'On;th2 14th, D Scurry, South Carolina
V ih... tecrs'," and H. Heck, 2d. Dragoons.
On the the I5ih, L. Giover company E,
Mourned UiC'-'s.' ' , -
- v'l'he vomit j h Represented as on the in.
crease at Vera Crnz. We regret . (t x
tremely lo say that Pdvmasier Boswonh,
wro sailed here onjy oft the 18th ult. sick-
ne"d ahd djed in.Vera Ci u? of ihe tomita
II is reinnihs were- bruuglrt 7 back j on the
4Massachust-H3 in charge of his bruthersv
Quile the most important intelligence
brought by : this aVrivalrelAtrs an Attack
upon a large train by -the Mexican guernU'
las, which has been partially sufcessful.
r By. t life Fanny we, learned that a train was
f to leave ,Vrera Oruz on .tho mornins 'of the
"5th inst. fr Poebla, under .command of
. Lieut. ,' Cf Afelnlosh. 'I he train had' in
charge $225,000, fn' Fpccie,. of, which
sum one hundred thousand belong "to ihe
PaymislerVDepiutment, ihe remainder lo
tfje QuanermasierV Onu hundred arid
twenty five wagorjs: and six hundred pack
mules, wer in the train, which was ts'cort.
Vd by.b00 tronps. .
The train leffYera Cruz on the night of
the 4th inst.f and on Suqday Mie Gih, when
9. had advanced about twenty-five miles
it was attacked by 'a large parly oHguef.'
rillas. 4 The pl.lc& ; was well selected for
live purpose by. the Mexicans, befrg rep
Is Rented as a dtIic broad enough 'for a
single wagon only. It tj said, too, -that
slight-works had ben t!iron by -thoMex-leans
ti obstruct our aav ince. The attack
wh iiJade upon each extreimiy of ihG train
nd 'upon' Mie centre. at the same time;
FtV principal po , . l oweter being the wag
ms; which were su; posed .Lo contain, the
specie. , . 1
Private - accounts ( represent lhalx the at
tackwasso far re$liJ thit forty of the
wagons were .destroyed -ttiiiugh not those
eotrtaimng ths specie lwi hundred mules
loaded with subsistence!. werr laken, and
ibtrty. of our men killed. The American
Eigle of ihe Oh S-3VS. pur -oss is various',
ly'estirmted at from four to jwenty, , but
prrivaie accounts, from'responsible sources,
gtve.ihe . Kiits as-we have d.m'e, at thirty
men. Tne. checks was so - severe that
Col. Mrjatotli determined not lo hazard
an odrunce withiut ; reidfbrcements. Our
iroops'accju.'.ngty rnirenrhed ihemselves
hlndtheiif Wig.irw,and despatches werR
ent iJTio Gen. CaJwi'aier at Vera'CrOz:
The General left o M on j iy evVninsr: the i
7th instant, wt;h,a f.fit.f al-oufr fire hun
dred men and 4 howitzers.. Private i ac
counts say further that en ll.V lOihii
of the volHguers als i lett-t wub'yut howitl
xer- to jio the train. ' . ,
I he bgle represents 'lli U our Jroong
icv.cieu vieaviac Wria ,ine mm t cool
i. . ., . ..... "
ness. and that -the ertpnfv bf-lo ronnlcari
felf-back -towards-1 ha Fur-J N-inj
which tjm-iyjpp'rx-x)!;? ntiy, ati?m-r to
t l
Cur
' !s,i.- 'or sever
! i created in th-w
I --m it cr" "r" i
y tl
j"m i i'
Ijvm. A rep, o. Tvs It.it rs,'
. v - - n OS, w u J I l rrpTQ F"ep ur
L, , , p.t j;J il.o ty cf W 1 CrL.
orr'-rs r'ahntitoanl K ' lh, nr
r'lvrial WraCruzonlhc Sth iwal. , Th-
soh or.er Gen. V.'ti.h, ld aisj rrricd;
vt'iih orio coiVipat.'v t ' 'ruere. i,
r Imr-tto a ' lady is s i id t o , V.a ve . a r ri veti
frrii' New Orleciro, i-i -nrch of a run
away live Her,, ."pursuit is represented as
SCC' FJiUl ' ' i ' :."" - :
;. Ve.await a9xius!y our letters by th?:
Washington."' .
TIic ftortU CarIii..i Voliiutccn.
"Tl c'ltHle"t.h Register c6ntains iwo let
ters fii-i'i ur lie-in , onedate'd at Mon;
tere) , ihcothcr" at Camargo,, both A Jthe
26ih Miy. TJi" I'M -give on r-- nt of
ihe mif! ft of (Coumes, II ar frohl
Cumirrro u Monterev. - They p .iff "a
numbec of burnt ranchos, and" the scene of
two 'attacks upon hruer trains, de-ruciion
xif wagons and ki(htig pf the escorts, whose
bones whitened the plain.' , Uo the march,
Capt. ' Bunce, Commissary, was lanced
through' i ho jawr py two Mexicans, who
rounu mm in auvaiuto ui iow miu, a . jmi
vate of Cimrvany H'was ntn over by a
wagon, ai.d bad bis - lejgs badly crashed;
another . wa4 hot through the tlngh by a
Lancer, who in tdrn -was killed by., a Kan
cer. ' , . '
MThciCmp RrQund ot General Taylor,
("laya'this writer,) a most lovely spot
llere i louna or ine iirsi nme in tMexipi,
hickory and oak trees in abundance, i nJ
iha'-isfirms. are : souic;eut to , carry any
mill. 5U i yards below their source. TTTe
Bishop a "alace is m view from J,he Campi
ano on er.ner s ue is seen mountains ol
itremeotit'jus height At -t.hu foot of those
in uie- rigmoi uie uainpt nre me uann
.Snrfnsvthe water nosurpissed bv any in
ihe. States. v- But w)ial 'shall... I sny -of "Old
Rough and Ready f - It would do your
heart good lo get a shale of ihe old HeroV
paw so cordial and iiearly, so free from
pompous tifTi-ciniiori which some of ihe
smaller fry Oflicers' are so fond of putting
on.', Why ou wouw know him among
thousand, even if vou had hever seen bun.
beforenot by his dress, for . if you weie
to Judge by 'that, you would take him for
ome oii country codger who had strai:
gled yito camp but 1y his lottks, you
would know htm, for. he l inks like nobodt
else in t tie woria out tren. A A iLun-r
H Is a most pleasant dd- jientleman jt
deliirhiS in talkina with the Vo!u.r- j
vate. He walks about he Ca n, rJa s in
dependently as thovgh he flidnN tare' a
copper for Santa- Awt or j he one-who .sent,
hihi here. The soldiers would die for him
so dearly do they love him.. lie's my man
for nny ofliee." I - 4
The following aro the material parts of
ihe second : - , -i
' il Camp Paine, Camatigo Mexico,
' "I ; - , 1 M ,'20,-1847.
'l We are. daily-expecting . LtCol. F"2g
and his'iroops,! and we shall then proceed
at vpee to join the mi in body of ihe A rmy
nt Monterey, an'will very soon after be
serit Iti Salliilo, -whence wo - hope lo form'
thr advance column of attack on San Lou
is Potbsi. '
.1 A'irfut the 1st instant'I forwarded to yoii
a list of the deaths in ihe Raiment since
we hfr;Smilhville-. Since then, we .have
had several deaths, nil of which 1 will fur
ward yoti at tlje close -of the mtnilh. Ii
gives me great pleasure to inform you, than
the htltlvof our' troops Is evidently im.
proving, and our 'hospital fa at least a
third less in il than when 1 wrote before.
Major Stokea, in command . of . ihe I wp
Edgecimibe, the. New? Ilanyver, and the
Caswell Companies, Juts already 'gone to.
Corfalvo, a pleasant and healthy village
about Wa if way between this ;arjd . Monte
rey, wlKjre.bc' is appointed to govern until
th3 ballance : of. the Regiment goes up,
when )ie wll join us, and the entire Regi.
ment jwill pr iceed together to Geo. Tay-Jor'n-Head
Qdaters. ' ', 1
Since our troops havei been stationed
hero, they have been required Mo perform
much laborious service, in escorting nnd
guarding trains to and -from,' Monterey.
They have nerformed this duty so' cheer,
fully ,a'nd with such alacrity, "tha Captain
S.l man, of the Regulars, told me it wn
decidedly the best and most .punctual Re
gimentver at th'ui p!acft,: ihe Regulars not
excepted. This is praise frt-rn a high quarV
tef, and as it is just praise, Won by he
sweat and ..toil of our troop , :; in a service
wlurre there pould be no' other laurels won,
I send it to you to be recoidd in ibeir fa
vor, and. for .the gratification it may atTjrd
their friends .
C'l. Pavnc returned from . Monterey on
Saturday fiernoon, 23d,' and had not been
tn camp inore lhan three' orr four hours,
when-an express wm sent to him to !he,ef.
feet, that, the CmnncKe Indians, had col ,
lecitd in jajasiderable force on, the Rio
Grande below this place, and ere' layina
waste evejy thing before them.. - He imme.
diatcly orderedCipt. Shicve lo be in read
l40e ,r half an hour, t. march for the seal
of Katurbinf-pjtd takmg v'nh bim from
ii
.1 r
( 7.Trs Mi,i ' 'rr
cl.arriral rr it' e IlVrr
''m' 13 Las Quarus;" - enot'ef Mu -Rinc!.iF
ardjho. ,'i i:?y f . d w! crt
I n-l.ns -ha j.tjern chepps r-' nt i' -ml
that very c'J t, -y c. ' 't f,
them.-.-" Oif fiiu next day they pr0.c
in thtir s irt.., and foai.J ll.ilt,,
passed nearj i. ere lbs Irenes hy'r,
clnpparaU But they v. ere too wtde hk ,
to be so easily caught, ani asiheydv.
liss did'not l.ke tha' tippearanco jel e
boy-, tbey, . as V Mexicans term it,
r.9jfrd rtcrcfsf ' ie I?t Grnr.de, ari t
the-re p-rts. 'S. r;i. Majr Yhi!er..s
sucli i - r r'lrsuu.ihat they were ce
eiJ.Yvi i.i.u a. part of their 'bootf j'tvh'ita
reioott Rnj nuuiias in tn: & of t-a
less, never' fought' baitle. . Our icu
parties proceniJ:J asf4r as Rejnos,.i
alter-Dealing back through the chappn-
reiurnea in carrpin g..t,j cood.ttpri. 7
Indiuns had murdered soma half dr
Mexican'., broke npen'and tctlied Kt
ran6ho kidnapped and carried IT i
dozen children, and killed cvety fcors-t
Cuw they could not carrv olTr . .
t Noihmgrlseof impvriBnce has Irw '
eo, ana l hsk your paroon iorptnne
so dry a yarn to such unwholesome kr '
and I. beg yotr will 4,chop- it jolTat'-t.
knees," or nny w here lse you. pleas,
a to reuder it palatable after so much t;
and gepp'er news as yooTlaVe- beea recs.
vmg from these 'quarters. ' '.
As ever, truly vour frienil ' - - v -j
, " A VO'LUNTECi :
Albert t.summey,
X Will alttnd to He ntwiRg and Offcricj Jr
Aotct for Discoonl at thj Ennti
Bank -1'ipe fear.
X - AshtTiL4.it, January; 1847. 533.'-
Circular Saiving
:- Willi " . i
- Tb( iiabscriber !iaa C?irctitar Sawinj MJlii
full oroiion and via ready lo nupply hny iatrf .
lion ef-tumWron the ahorlest niicc; except irhen :
other agreements. arc madalt lumber to U jti :
for on removal..!. .'- ; . .
The Subpcr'ber ha 1ofor sale Six Sixonir'
fine Wuoled Ikickalsoaa qjianty of prime setj r
Barley. t , l i
W. MUKUOtS.
Afihrville, April 8, 1847.
-r , ( ' " "t
Ajfew half Bbls. of prime family Sugar, furak
at
.may 27,'
RANKIN it rULLUM
Heady made Ctothing
Ilandsome amirtmcnt of Coats: Vttti id
PanUi for summer wear.
, ItANKIN d rULUAL
mav2S.1847 tr 352-if.
Poivdcr, - Lead, and Shot,
For sale by '
W. WILLIAM.
may 5, -3lDlf.
OU; LOCKS.
A superior artieler, yml rrn-ived.
' 1 J ' i RANKIN fPULLIAt
April, $2, ,1847. . ' a
BOOTS &: SHOES.!
P) V I The Subscriber has in his -Fj .(
- : 7?OOr - SIIOE .Mvken t I-
Ile al has Northern Leat W of ihe bwl minjr
and. will ondertake to furniuli any Gtlb
wiih a very superior hrticle in his line: Jur o?
aim tfave your mcisurc, and wclhlnk'-ytHi t
te ruiled lo a rraction, ui his workman fffoft it
pcthci upon the French Style, and will nl
lake, lo pay no .inferior to anvuf. tbei maHfllK:
Lfure. Just call and take apeep at hisnotk. B
Hop is In the West end of the Village'.
' - LB. HAWYEl
iherille, June 24, 1847. . 3 6 4w
WOOL (CIlRDTNG
I hart? my Marhine.in complete operaliontrf
firl raf f nrrfpr.. ttirp. milna NnHk r II.'iIiii
. - ... '.U VI H,UU.i' b
ville. andirtronffly solicit - th ttatrnriavw off
surrounding country; and to insure that patrottff
I promisto use ticty exertion to please th.
who favor me withj their custom; carding at lo'
as t cents in cash, or 8 cents' In wool, aJloirnC
the market price I The oof will be -rea aired ,
be well wished, picked and greased.
i i J A M Eai W. CURCTUii.
Henderson county, N. C. 1 .... ' "
' ' June 2 1, 1847. - - 356 4 w.'
During the next Superior Court for tbe Cotratf
of Duntmbe, which will commence en. the 5j
day of July, there will be sold at Aoctton.lt
balrnoeof Uie Goods belonging to F. & M.T-
loh, consisting f
BONTfETS.IIATS, SHOES, It AM
WARE, DRUGS, and a great vantlfi
t IDrt Coocls '
. - On all sums ovur-. five dollars a credit of (a
months will be given. Z- M. PATTO.t.
June 24, 1847. ... 356 . 2tv V
, jLltSEE0 OIL. .
' T. C. Lestck. ban n hand quantity of L
seed OJ, for sale at 81.25 per gallon.
' Sept. 17, . tf. .
ILiycrpo'ol Salt
. Jbytbe sack er tmsheL for sah bv ' " m
, . . ,W. WILLIAXS
More New 1 Beaati"
' ; fulGoo.djv
Forladieg dresses The handsomest 'itK
imported during ihe season, just rcccirt' V' .
offered at the lowest prices at J -k
ZANKiy&rULLIAX
n;ayJ3, )817. , 1 I .. ,350-1:
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