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11 .r?mel 1 ,V fr,H"a Wt- ..idiy.evenmg it F'10 "' itesuUioos were hrfl if r '"i Vb. member, of ihi. i,reo 1 : V r ., .i '!i nullifications Xcf,ir) Wu. thef'.61 -nd proper -.1 lriljll$mt hi firmness ir fK:; t: n"nn.nend Kim to the l,,,,n;K'L n!o , Ijrihe ncit Prcsir i .1 rntitt - . . ,,, ihe IJO'l. - - c dJ.Afr ln 17. contains ihc - L.rl.' front I "! w" - Cichks, June 2, 1847. . ) j Inirtns of iheCJinanrhe in i , .FKiictmini e wijundi-d one, and " Yvl.'Vuifh itwk p!cp jhi murn H, irrk'lUd fur nJ wuuiiiel cii or ' "'k', Thrv ucctifd in-irunoin utT , nm.-ni niulen of a ' train unrl 'Lrfi1 Mr. Smiih, of St; Loui. . i)'bcf.irc)t'tcrdayt ftUoui (our ho,n- i Jju fian- ina3e aeverut attempts to Uk ,.,iernnrnt. Mr. Sloan, ; whu 'linJ v . I .'I iri 111 i ii urilir mrua mon .ciiii , hrlit!id, lit.wev gr-at finun'i Tiv Willi-d fitiecn Indiain nJ niinfc'J thinv-ftiur. Mr". -S. 1 lt lbre i t ui ox me .ion iiu were J ihnx- t.niiJrt-d yard rout it.-' I" , A ' onM noi Ihj 6dis.ble for Jess than remain rn th drtt M r. till CnCllJ'"." uuuutrvi it pint-u w Sl,,., yc iih lus iycn and fcanngu. . 1 Dr. SaimielIIery .I!lrkn. . We rn-i mtj that our ta trilled flfiH;niTiJ)r. Samur.l Ilrnry . Dicfcnuh, H !, t.ttxi-hn.s mtuatiou as l'mfessor j i!i:utf!i and J'racnce of Medicine .in in- Cnf ofllie Slut o"-S. Cjrulina, r,r or.i. -iOfii1 cliVtr iii the sarrttjdo.j u'.m. Ct, in ili'J MfdicarCt)lW-g ;o NeW 'Yuik ilii-.Vrn-ntifitbbiliijf uu.l lityr'ary Miini'wiit ul Ur: llickson it ia uihh-cm. (t,y .if ,i nUi', r lii reC U tu the frt'ilVrtiyn of or rendr . the j fact than l,4iMiii.-h.n l-tn anx-.i.iU'd with many .r.Ku .-.bin nternriHe!l winch,; havo been orr-l or prj-cifilli.r sonm tiars wilhtp bos tin of our city. .'hs departure' is? b.i( n of ovir city frm aiin-Oi; un ul'o'in?.will cmumed, i,a twm-nt il. Rrif, inlKeClual gAs with --jt Hint's louj; , jCotillnuts hiiioii;' tl(Jr m.t pn'.nat rtcolK'ctionCiarf- Allrart'of Inrotistaiit Crym. TlwfKnio Iwa royal nenrts waking a rtuntit. 'Hi' yiong Qui'n uf Sjiain tto V irt f.r her Minuler, M. V iehecu, and i iuiii.:l'y declare J ?ter dternHiuiiunMo iri Msiirc fo divorce'- from hr up .i!:fjci'iry lusbi?id. H'r Mj1 atlded tkr Mi-ttiinniiuon-Nti. viz:-lo ts. ,:., at Mum ' aa possible, thereafltir, the ilcti'fif St-rmno. -M Pacheco feooverfd urr.u. ...,... . ...r :'"-" " : v ' r f j v to rri'L'n he and lus colleaguus ,. .r . ..i .7 ; .. . ' liouJ hr M.iifstv persist ul this -audacious,, 1 V. 1 3 ' rx I"! riwcNf of her sovereign views of hap- B - 1 U brt-aUi kiitiWioiilly t thr-''" respeel "Pio of Muari-i is propoiing to rxiU) L.ila Nhmtes trorn his dominions and an" cuius ll r pieparniiops lo return to Pans are-l.Vfteil ,,f confidently Ji the In !:!: c ipi d. Siie will phdiably ,reumV ?,r f..nn r life', and, both on the stage rind inpftWr, wiilh'- anohj:Ct of some curioi iv. 'f'ne rmjier lal secrets of the Monarch tflliLiiii vuli s.i.' very pungiMuty, for it li-.iNt 'one r.Yr, the dandy -gossip of 4ir.i J r.if Jotirnvl. . ' j'A It-tier trmn TnnipiCo, states that dpt.- "RA-liinls, of the I'Jih Infantry, died-at ; nit I'lji-t-'ttu litter part of Join. Thrs HMi;....Sid to be Capt. W.P.. Richard t N..r:ii CiroSim, who was nrig'nvtHy a i I..iVAinnt in C-tot..-Long's Uunpanv-ol , Kim m Vi)l-mieeri; but,oirihe dihjiidug S .i jtbai Codipiny, went to Mexie, and j tirt- lii-ard ot his .ippoiulmetn a Captajn, I The Ittter sys, "He was a sirangt, nod, ' iV.iimu btraue liauds" the meaning . uf ! h.cb e bae no clue to. Fay.' Obs: . j I .niSACliVuL.' ' v i At Alton, llhno'H, on' tlie Oih uliuno, a f Jt'U.ig la.ly was grossly insulted'by a heu- j u-iism t.f'ihe Illinois' ohmiecrs. Ijer ! t, otUr had left the rootn for the purpose j ol cil.'irg upon some friends, vClie'ii' ihe I l j!cr.aritkii'K-ked ai the door njnd enter'- "i Her c i ie trought jiid to, the ,room be-. uf the Scoundrel accomplished his design. j Tr b'other of ' the , young "lady sought ihe ; 'jT.-ir, imincdiatt-ly "after hs re'iurn, "and fiL'td lnnii In a short lime afterwardi e or f iur hundred of the volunteers' Grounded ihe hotel and threatened to -tnolj 1 - ij.!'hn::if llie young m n was not de1 ' up." ' lie was'disgutsed and sent lo &-Lau"w.- It i- faif t1 presume the volun ti t re unacquainted with the ctrcum s, or they never would havd beet fi-i .'t of such conduc;t. 1 , . mvs the Pittsburgh, paper, j And so j hi.H'dneot iho predictions concern. Effect of the "war which j v. ie pflt, jfarh.ttiy in the war, hy this nhd other Wwli. The ' demoralizing influence of campvj.r, w,iS pointed ou, and the peo l t're wirnd to look for such deeds of Thco and inhmv, from tho reiorningi nurs, as this "Illinois lieutenant has evmnitting. . Sofdier in ai enemy a cemmry ,re m 'unusej 0 restraint of any Vip.rniralor H v steal, iipon their ps- 'ndi! U bat natural Out eVen When. f"cnl '.ch.rv T.ytur already M'J" ; m"m lh PtMle Candidate re'.ura to their own land ihe habit of "'ti'X all their properrsities.l.h'owevef Er-sj BTiitru returns iih them. . ' y.-Y. Commercial. - 'ir smm-P? rrmii i.OrlrCmmrrTil Tima.Jl 33. IMPORTANT FfiOH MEXICO. -Latfe aia Important I tilelliseucc. r rjxworr y I'tact- gzuati(mtGc. Scott1: Mmnifdl, rir ht irwii m ,, f v ' I T, r.vi,.;, f- . . fi, f T...I.. t . " ' ' ' ' V ; i' f $t;ntJy-iJ I axu ctWced at bij 'feat of I yoited Smt.-a transport . ifcam ship r r . ,, J ... Z MaactMi-iia -n.f.t v.u.j ..f .;?,- :. ' yesterday, from Vra Chjz, the .23 J. inst., bririinir.u-i file t J H A r.'.t,...- ... ' duienf depart urt-Vatid our regurr corres. l-'Oiloncc frmn I ud scaur, p lu tlie tifnc of f uer dfpa Clare. . ''-' ' o - 1 - ' iim Httiv IU pa ciare. r)F 1 ACE.iSf intc.hirence flircci from th city of ; Mexko, or, even i&th u,ianl fur bis march upo the CXiji- !m I u. bijr f ract-aWe to apy authentic j ul h is to be rjptcied that W next ex jorce; had eeacljed Vera. Cru2, :.nce the i press - iif b'rkigu. mtelltncoif ht betti" tfate of our. bt advices, h wlO be rec J on t In-toad I liave iten one letter td olJecedtHhat Xwa tlvn. in a etate :of j,y fr-wm ,niriccruf the s:afT at PuAIa, doubj and - usjue. oform-.tion in an ..which sftiteiUat from the best information unuflioial fnfmd arrived there,. imiu.a- fw. cn obtain, he furmi th 'opinion that .uj5.,..a Aiipanau uaaeu . ne mi- , ll.11IVf.1rl I hltnlwli.n .tl ...1 ality vf Openmg : a neplation wj:h Mr. ; T rwt, hich lird httrT betuoctl him and ihi? Congress' jaiid, had appointed three eoai- misiiM'r.s .to meet tlw. American limov at S in Martin Tesmclucnn; un ' ppotn tea d. V. , In rtlerence to :hn vital suhtc'Ct. . theJ Sol de Ana)ijaeof the 22 i rift, 'stales that rumors t4ein circulation juiie unfj- .. wMuicDnf jnc oi-iir. i riai - mis-1 siin. Indeed, frLm" U-tiers whtch', hid j cwne'to hand frftiii Poebla; it was certain j lh.it the "commisHMier lUd U'ii been install: -' t.-d, (titid Mcuti queenly, that the htpea of 'peace which had been founded lhereont h id completely vanished." Ho adds, on ihe other fiand lhat p-omVihe Conruiued inaction of Griu Scon' army , the unty d tun'.onjwhicri. can. possibly, rest the prob ability of a cotnmwioh for the settlement uf dilltrulties, and -the, total abicncu.ot? nes tor some tune from the interior, it. miy be that'tlje CuMminder in chief i waiting the" arrival Of (resh iiistriclions : Vro.il UVhtiigtoa. : Tl)e immeljiat n'orn-. inntitin fcommisianers, and the dvsijjna. Von oflhe; elace! of meeting,'- -would, s.efli ; io iniiiraie.a smcero uesire. on uio 'nnpc nt he Mezic.ins.'for ime kind of a pacific arranemenL Uttncuiues ot anacciJeotat wyure, delays, 'etc., rnay have intervened lu .obstruct the conumm 'it ion, of a treaty. Hnjlish,rudialion, it . was- stated, hatd beei)-piotn-reid nd accepted,-, which had-pniv gressrd so ij'if ns to have brought the Sec retary "of L giittori of the British lviibjssy to the htjad'j'Jarie'rs -.of General Scot;:' at Pebla ' lu. allusion 16 this lust' means to .which-tho, Mexicans had hid rTticour.se;; the Sol du.Anahuac expresses its dissent (rom ny. foreign luterft-rence, as.'being a,iVays costly, ii id sometimes most fatal lo its re. sulivs In review fug all the news, libwcv vr, which Ijad reaclu-d us by-l (lis ajrivol, we are hotjnd to confess,' lhar every tiling seems in tlulu quo as4at th .last rjceipl of intelligence; iNuthing. definite, .h known; either of ihe s'entiinenfi of- the Congress, of wlioso rneeung not a word is said, or nf the modo ofatVliig of the Mexican Goyern metit.. Gen: !$.ootl had not yet left Pu!bia, when the last -accounts were .received at Vera Cruz Iromihai city " . -'f ' Approaching lUtTLEtnf-' opposition to t,he fwrt-going speculations, however, 'we . i i . ' ' . . . . t : .t. i . - . M ihat m letter of the 17ih, Avl.ich has not , . come to hrtnd as -vet, a circumstunce: we , , . much regret, is altuded.tu by . u r regu ar h. ' . . .. eorrenondeni Vindicator, ' in whicil, us pod i .we.glean ffom his remarks on the 20th re Iatm therelo he, states.ihni all hopes of peace are entirely orUs.hed, and ihat '.(5e(u Setjtl was to. nmch on tliv Capitol ri( the 15th inst, ' Sinla Anna, at. the liead of a laige army,'hUppoed to he 22,000 strong, intended to give him battle 6 Isome point "between Piitfbla'and Mt-xico.. ' t : Gen. Pikrck. This ofTtcer'Irft' with his train on the Vat indicated in our last advi ces. - poring his advance, - firing ' had been heard along the road,' by which il see rite? he'" must have met with some ob. stacjes from the guerillas, fits force, how ever, was sooverwhe.lmi'nglv strong three thouMand meii wiili one huddred and fifty wanoas ilipii ho'no dijubi brushed nway these (.predatory bands wiili ease In U rence to iis, we learn that two hundrvd j , J . ,. . .. M " men, who set forth from .era Grux. alter I the irain whicl, left a few days -before,' were attackd"uj short distance ' from Sanra Fe; The Mexicans had a strong tforce, but were defeated, Burning bf Santa. Fe Lieut. F.itz gerald had Ueetf sent on an expedition" with twenty five inert. They wer.t ip Sinta Fe, tiwk awVV some provisions belonging to 4tho armyand sel hre to the town, a place of refuge-to guerillas. ' . ' t-, Vomi,to. This disease, the terror 'of 'foreigners in Vera'Cruz,- siill4 continues -i:s ravages, bum is quite certain that the health ul. the city , h is immensely ' improved in .comparison with thai during riasijears, through thd cnlighiehed ' measures intro, duceJT by the "Americans. The -Board of Health are. unceasing in ther tapors to prevent and mitigate, the ravages of liiis nor n.l scourge, - , We Jake Ihe following from the Sol i de Anahurtt: of 'the-22J iiist: Col'De luisy, and ihc Battle of Hue- i -iWAi The -foSUiwios; extract, of a letter firom Col..' Gates, addressed to Gov. Wih. son.' who had ihe kindness to permit us to publish it; w.ilf.show that Col. l)e Hussy's Joss was not so, great as we .have annouu. oed,ii:r- '. ' ' ' .' - i iTamfico, July 17, 1817. ' Colonel I do not' at this time regret that vou could obi send me iheassisuhcu that I desired. -CI. De Russy lias return ed with his commaud, having lost only 8 or 10 men alter beirVja-tucked by twelve hundred or rriure, and Surrounded torthreti days, whilsti.fr his' way Tamp'rco. lit made sup h a havoc with his G-yunder an J Vis men, that he enemy were .arraid at last to come within gan. shot.. He killed and wounded one hundred and fifty, con. fessed by ar officer of the, Mexican forces: fOiif nffir. e l.4-K .J Tift. lJtrhVbo tood,di. mrB PaSJtJ iuSh rnge on hun- " . V ' 7' V " -r " w' 7-"-.cui.iri i. u Qd'Or more, and yet be dr-fuated tscsw, out ne exmcaiea rnmself rarJ. CrrTtpodrnrf of Ike Cutamrrriml Timrt. Ge.m 17th 1 I . EiTLEiiEXif- lu my hurrild note of' i he tniorrned vcu of t"b destruction of r. iK9i i,.n k.i 1 : ' .k ,nfa Anfta has... frc of twenty ' two j t l .. 1 bl v rm-i Go. Sooii'sj armv on in . iav .'H al(J alforfl another Crrro' Gordo Uuref "ta ! each of our brave fellows. . t 1 btl.vve it; 14 iruB, however, that Ala- rH n ifir! hnm i -(.....; ..... , f .... i - or havit.g.iccv'ioplUhod mW of his .treaj rece huentiojrn dt ciared aaiust the ' Yankis.TGoK AM Jus lOOlins, l course, w-ent with mm QlM; w.mld itmik Sinia 'Anna wuuldhave lunged a miserable old toward lile Cm-" Akz- rather than lose wh an -auxilnir Alart'2l this j mclorv'bul ihe fact is, StiUa .Viinii'i judgment is-uboui as much below par us his courage, and he had not the uct to conciliate his ally. Alvarez is a sovereign iij his own dis trict, and as . absolute as NrcfvOhs,. or .uamnouut anu ills -no ,wotiur mat jus pride revolted ai' the idtfa ol serving uuder a creature ho contemptible as CumIizo. , ; ' A quarrel, on the subject -"uf rank, has ;!att iinse;i'iu our army,,btt'l' presiiuie lhe j : rMisequtnres wjlj iht" oe Very sertous. Vhi, C.jui.nander-iti Chief hu made a vhtv sensible decision on the suWct, andin'e ni iinr Jim id nnmer M:.n .t-,iAmr n r.j.nl. Just think of (Jen. Wurih ervin undir 4ueh a man asf'Pillow('or even-Qnder Qurtirran? Napoleon under Colonel Pldck! Gen. Quiifnan is n gentleman, and a good officer -perhaps ihc very bust' of his class of appointments, bu: he should never think of leading Woiih, who is decidedly, and by general consent , the'second min in the .army," 'in .point of talent "and : fnnets for cominand: ' it- . ..- ( j ' Vera Cruz is quiet enough' just now, nnu I see .no iritat reason, to npprehe.nd an earlydisturbance, but there are idle a,nd foolish spirits at w ork", which mayprodtice djmnge , to f themselves, harmless a ihe issue rnay.be to nisi ; There are - i n Verfft Cfuz'someihiMy or( forty young' men who weio brought up in public otfices and have been' thrown" out of employment by the iid4nt-bf the .-American'?'. - Smtie of iliem ', however, have received ,mall otTices under, the 'Municipal i outhbritiesi and some. iew are attached lo the civil" branches of-fhe nrmy iq siMiattOns of trifling m importance., Those out of employ regird .the others wiili jealousy, and are how denouncing them as traitors for holding the very place in -which their own efforts to .supplant theirihAve been unsuccessful. '-. : ; Or.e-of these disappointed 'ofnVe.seekers, ihe other, day, succeeded" in. gathering a number of .Vera Cruzanos around him in a room" of one of the principal coffee-houses of J this city, when he induced them lo take an oath, .individually, nor to accept, or hold in any forman otheo unueV the Yankees. ' A,. fVieiidof mine, who is a great deal behind ihe see ties, js given ne some tiotes of a speech made by ihe genilernan'to-whotn, ,1 allude, upon ihe occasion spoken' of, from Which J t ra nslate the following extracts: ."Many of my fetlow-ciiizens. h ive been induced to', believe that, bfcnuse, I have fitlydt an office, connected wjth the financial concerns of this city , t have .united my interests with those of ihe Americans, But how vmueh ; they wrqng mej Never coulj Antoniit , prove such anin- C -t .'..-i grate to his, counirv! . And- cenMemen, permit nit- lo tell you; ihe day of sweet revenge ic atAatld; the day of gkrry for the MeJt,ed,a. When u comes vou will learn that I, your. friend, have merged and wilfc corttirtue, to merit your entire, confidence, ccc. This and some other speakers oil the occasion are Spaniards,' but the young men who composed - this meeting f were chiefly, Mexicans., 1 wo Trench gentlemen afrrved .here yesterday from Jala pa; nnd inform us that Gen. Pierce. will meet ferrous .'opposition frowv'tho guerillas nnd others- ai almost every' step on- his march, j To impede hit advance as niuch ai possible," two bridges on the road hive been destroyed," erne a San Juan, twenty Smiles from heref. and the oiher nt lil Jl'l-innear Cerro Gordo.- The'latJer vv:isa fine structure. - There is timber; howjc.ve?, in the neighborhood,- with which I suppose another fridge' ? can ; be built, lo answer a temporary purpose, hut, much delay musl'necessarfiv be suffered. 'Plie bridge at Sui Ju in is of less conse quencej but as the-rainy season has;sct in tne river Ins swollen to -an extent that j"mUst rertder its pas$age.a most difficult 1 ,naiierl' Of cuire Gen.' Pierce has n-i pen toil trainyand I dotft ktiov that even Gen. $cott has one. . l , 4'" I treat my'- information as' correct, as 1 have no shidow mf-reason to doubt the authoyty from' wluch I received, it, .and must add that the .Mexicans are greater dolts than f havo ever considered them, if A bo not cor recti , And who is to tilame for ilhra ahd'tha other dtfliculte which line tlie road "to Ja'lapa! Is ' it General bcotVtor higher authority, or bjrth?"., . One thousand, rrien, stationed .between Jal spa and S mla- Fe, a distance less than seventy tnilesi would have saved not only these bridges, but many valuable'Jiycs, and mych . property. : Such a, guard would hare ifTjrded arnp! protecliofl lo tntU te'cs, aod prveriting depredatioivs, ou!d so have diooaragedClh ruetiilaw, that haf their btiJi uuld ere . this have been broken a rni scattered over ihe ctuntry,to prey up u Mexican iasie&d of American proprrtr Manyjhink. (Jen. Scott is more tv bume m this regard thsn the Govern- metrt at Wahingtoo. He hs had bo,l fqw, trorps t is truft, but' what, service could thVy render t Pot b!a, here ihev havti beeti Ivins lOJictiveJ fo .so . loo? a J trdic! And who ever heard of a .General ' . . . i3 ' .:.... .-. . . O I advancin icin without supplies, into the heart iH-vapplied country,, leaving his nsr, ol ait iil--ippt his onjv (hjnoei of supply, to be bloickad ed op by the enemy, cutting oiT 'or' e. riously delaying hi means of soBsit4ence! It seem- to me to bo a new'kind of geher. alship. -Whetber an imprived or worse kiud ihan tlio vfd. I an. icompeteict. to jtid'e.' 'Phe hip Charleston arrived last evening fronv Charleston with twq hundred and seventy troop";'iho' aMjr Virgin m, to-day., from New.York, vhhMwo hundred and fifty, and Che Meaner ,Msssuchutts with . a number more; iiiuve W Jwrned how T . - IWp. wJ,h ih I.rS3inni tpIvpH th n.tr ,U he ,1U A .vl..,. r.l,.. of alt dHner, except of ruwdisin, aod the increase ol nuriftliiv. i -s ...i.. r.t. - rr - . ... recent orders .os. 2 and' 2, issued by overOor W ilsdn, is which he says the- castb-will .fire urum ihc town in case of i nn nttck. Ican-hardly suppose hat he seriously contemplates sucn a measure, as .its- etit'Ci wouiu ne lo aiu, (tie; expire as object o( the guerillas, or robbers compos ing the assailants. r Their design would be to destroy as m'ueh propeftv as p ii'sib!e', j and they would thank the Cinveruor for hisj valuable assistance in it destruction and ' thu would protect the poor foreigne'rs, i huddled ' toge ther, old mn, ' wu.nen - and cWIdren: in uch a place as that annointed for their shtlter dr rendezvous, for shelter it is not in anv sense of - the word! I sin- ce'reJylxopehat belter, councils,.- or, rather, authority j will induce a further amendment of his orders, before an attack takes place. The .effect of the orders hasten to destroy in a great measure, the 'confidence .reposed in our 'promises 'of protection;- and I don't kiiow. how any good could be-ex pec led to result from them. ' ''.-' ' ' 'A.'poo wrefciu who has been, loifing about ihe city for some : months, without money ' and without .'character, . was, this morning, picked up near the gate of Mcr. cy, outside the walls, with his throat cut,, and quite dead. .Ncfue is vet obtained ot hismurderers. but. I am informed by the C'Lptain 'of ihe Police,, that , he hopes m ferret them out. Near ihe wallsj in that lirection, there are a largo' number of halt. ruined houses : and hutsoccujfed by the mosl abandoned wretches to he found in the co'untry, and affording ready shelter to the guerrillas and spiep; vli.iume in from ll) mountains and commit the denre- dationsl of which sivmanv have -hern re- , : . k ,i . " l -. -, : c.frded in.. my letters. JIad these hauntftf been burnt long airo. few ,of tlese atrocities' a n d r o b be r i es w o u I d Tt a ye be c n c erni m I t,i e d , bjut tliey yet stand, and ..preseiit, at the lest of times; scenes equal to any to be witnessed in Dickens' district in New York, or the worst places' in New. Orleans". A party has beent sent out lo. burtv Santa F.e, a place of less importance to ihe guer rillas lhart tins. . ' - 1 ' ... From (he X.O. Picayune, rf.j Further f rout t lie Kio Ci'randc. - (Successful iatack jrpon a train. The schr.. i-Sara 1) Churchman, C.iptain Crrickson, - ariived-'yesi'erday-, from the' Brazixs", -haYing" s'aile .thence on, the 23d insra'nt. ', By he.r we have a.Matamoras Flag of the 2lst. ihstaut--four-Vdys later than the number' previously received.- Quite the' most interesting news in' the Flag,-is the follower .in relat iof) tof .an attack-uoon a train, which -'was partially siccss.-ifjjl:" -. . - ' . Thfe late arrival from Camargo brings an-fuccount of, a 'recent attack by the Mexicans, supposed lo be a derached party of Urreivs troops,' upon a-frairi on its way to Monterey. -Tho wagon' traihvwas at tenaed by a small escort.,.and following in the rear , were some sixty or eighty pack mules, freighted witly goods belonging to merchants of Matamijras. The train was a 1 1 ac k ed n ca r Ma r i n , d nd t h e ssa uH was directed ag iint the rear, wit'i a'view of cutting off Jhe ; packmu1ese, in jivliich I the Mexicans' were completely suc,essfuall t he ,; mules; wit h t heir packs, were ca p: tired bv them. iA cor.sidprame''. honfv bn th"ti-l fallen into their hamiW-some .'ia'y ' trbout'i wf!tBboJr dchargc of th.s flmd, tbw ,.,,. .i i a ' - r J . . ! iMC-pnncipJOY . lilood is shut up in its proposes. SJO.OOO worth o? dry goods and af q-jantt- it cattnol oul .tttlMj: JiTlJ.d ly ot tobacco. , The principal .losjs is sus- j mortals essi'mc a superiorly to tlie.' Great C;a taineby Mr. Tarntver, .one;, of the most ' lor a,lJ with rash hand .takfc tins precwu lfuid repeclaUe merchaifts'.ii.'f Ma'tamoras : who 1 frn ,fl? l's not ihetout evacuation .,L nnwarrfo n'f nmi in A ' l.A... "lood'hrm- jnstant death? This, tcrnble evil .. . ..T v- . J huv,,a Mr. ruugsbury was tne owners of ihe to. bacco. -. , . , : i The, following items arc all from .the Flag. ; ' ; - Tenth Infantry This Regiment left on Monday last in the steamer's McKee, Col. Hunt aRd' J. K. Roberts. 1 'They1 go to Mier, there to re ma in u n t i I ca 1 h d i n t o. a held of greater act ivity by General Taylor, ns a portion of the . detachment under -Brig; Gen. Hipping forming a school of in struction' which has been- established at that plarf. Lieut. Edward IIariefr for., nwrly connected with the- press in thp States, h is byen . appoimed f regimental qu irtcrmaster and acting commissary, ol nKjIalt-rvCfi hv f.l TV.nr.ii. n,.l list of ihestafTofficer.s completer The-regiment has been (dril'ed; regularly during its sojourithere, and it has conduciVdwith more propriety; imd 'given less annoyance to cilizeosihan any. regiment .that bas been .stationed here.-. VYe a.re sorry- to loose ihem. . , ', "'.' Ilarman Denney'of.Pittsbun?j has donate ed eleven and a half acres of land, slid to bo worh, in the market, full 8 1 0,000, "as a sue for the erection of a .a puhc Hospit- 4 . ; '" i .' " Rextdj inten d BaUJe Fc7i Oa thfe liernoou f the ZA of Februafy, when the legions of Santa Anna werb advapcinp their almost iotermtnabM front towards Old 2ica handful! ol volueem at Bo eoa Vt-jia, an Aid of one of our Generals on fiis return' from"' the delivery of some: order, came dashing aloog in" front of our hoes, aboqt tbe lime live first firing com. j menced, on the le'fu As paswyd one of i the regtmenls, he ahooted Out, Vellt bbvs. I 've opened the bill far rei' ' You ..-..-,......... V. :. ; had beifcr turn rund - then, and set" tp Jour partner' replitd a ready wit in the J lines, as it has pnen commenced by a gallop aid : O Aatnmal. ;.iv-' -: .v . -" V V i " 1 J"" 1' ! V"'"!: '. j if ; ' j f;' Socriff. U' It-arn by ! a gentleman just ;frym j the upper Coopiie, that the Catholic Church iu the vicinity of Lin colnton was entered one olghi Lst week, and robbed of us furniture,' including ihe '.nVs of the Priest. Te. Kws.h rstimutcd SopO.-r&iIisburg rjtchjiian. . I Odr Utiitxrstty VV rv ?t ruiy'-gra ified to learn, that our Univer'sitV is in a most' ft.jurUhing .condition, haying, a larger number ot'Students than osuil, respecia .bleas thai number -his betn' for several ears pat. Thsfrsrnt Freshman Oass has between 40 and 4 U members, 'and the whole number ut Students in College, is near200i -We are njoiced at ; this, not only on account of the Col.cgo , itself, but for the sake or those who are receiving f nir (i.ii-i!inn lhir K-rflii-f WR lielif-Vfi after mature r fl cti in .that So&'hei? i., K.1 ,..i ,., c.,,fc..J i.i;r,i.- lions. RaWgfi licgister. s ; . A letter from a gentleman residing in . the'intertor of New. York, states that the ''tobacco crop of those who areiryiog the experiment at ihe prex prospect. ts ni Ot raising it in ilist-fcjui'ks. present rime very fine ,' and thai the prospect. Is lair lor ample success. . . . ',-."'' t'T " :. ... - Flort'ta Uluntecrs. The I- lontlian of the V,ri A,,SV a.vs:T-v e ,ear. .Krr. pleasure U,al V-'P1.- Livingsron has made , up his compu.ny ; o no -it is -expect eO iu wtil i be mustered inrb servrco on Monday next. r rom what wtflcarn .' tWre aVe a numlnr of volunteers from -the adjoining Count u's j of Leon,' J.efferson and Wakull who will oe in on' Monday, and ttiai, the coitipauy will be a largev one? tand.'-immediately or .gapizi'd and proceed toils dcsliuaiion.on the Hio GfMtiJe. ": : ' -1 ' '"Hard Cmatf.--rFranconia, , In New Ilampihii,,! at, the ,heud w-uiers of ihe Mcrritha'k, w here, it has b;cu stated, the -thermomtler on the 10;h -instait, rose in the shade, to the astonishing height .of 102 degrees i ir noted for -exlreines ot heat and cold. The ; fner'cury at, the iron wbiks there stinli'a'fr w years since as' Tow -as for ly degree's; below zero, at which it'freezes, hus rende-rjti; a spirit therrnotneler nqces jsary. , , ,. MHassBanaannrBnBMMawnMi : First Rate Wheat Land to Kent.; 125 Acres" if Hie hest.Jhird"yrr l a. or 'a,?au,aT hA 1 ,c fTI fnrw- la rn rulda or jwrcel ol lnm ten to Hurt v icrcn.-on 1he hhan-a. Terms made known wIi.mv aiialKa. lion isj oride. I invite alt who wish. to- rent lo conje and sue the corn ,rop tliat is ipow Bta.nd.'. ; TflO. T. TATTON.. N '. Auguft 1.2, .1847. 6t , 3W " State ! of North Carolina. ' i . J Bnntombe, County. ' ' ' ' - . Court of 'i'frfi' and Quarter Sessions, ' ; . ' Jclv Term, lt?i7; ; . - It is ordered b y lht Court that' fvcraafter the Icrrtis ol auid; Court -wilt be; kept tpmontv two days, at each Term, except at tin JatMiiry 'j-rrn, winch wi1lle kept jc liirto days t?r ."transact ing. business- in said Court. '.'And it t furrirct or d rt-d ihat llm same b puhh bed in the Il.gliland Messenger for six weeks. . ', 1 ' ' - ''-ALEX. HENRY, CTk August 12, IS4G- Gt ' i, . - 3ii3 Bleed nig Always. Improper, ' We eat mi order lo make hloinj, anu every fime hunger is Jtlt, fbc. blood war ts to repair ,'i s vol ume of the losses il has sustained in building up ttic .body, or - supplying- its ' daily; waMe. In That tJook of tt.ioks, the B.ole, we find --"Tiie life is io the blood.'' -tcn. )x. 4. ""Tlie tifecjf the llesii is hi the, blood." Iev. xvii. 1U "lilmid w the life of ihe-Jk-sh "Lev. vif. J3, 14. 'The blow! is the life." "Pent; xii. 23. '-ljd bath mudo of one blood all natians of men.' '.-i. Acts' mx. 2IJ.' In Ihis lastuotation, two inijvKlant1 truths are set forth; first, the constituttog prmciple of men, "c are ail inad of biood,1' M-cond -'the (fine ness uf ourbudny constitalibns. ' we are all made of one blood." By its circular lnoVoiiit keeps up the life m every oran ol'JIic body, IJIouJ giyes health; it produces tlie real hldoinmg coun tenaocc; it enhvens tiic mitid; it is1 stn.njrUi m.tl lffe,. Arid vet pome teorIe think' we an hav loo much of this most important and most vaiua Pie nu. a. ua trees die trom loo ireal aouar.tttv jof gap? :: ISO. - And .-.'shall . imohirismnri kiv I.h Greater was Wrong in pot uiakinff a" vlaee in t ts less lh an it ..was.- some vears aero, w hen, vou" rnuft 00 oiea once f lw ice a' year tor fashion's take. Now a' doctor cannot bleed foreverv thing, The jeople aro learning that the blood 1 01 -f-ome use. , - , I- Ixvik at the victim of blood, lettinff: his skin livid appearance, pale lips, ryes without 4 ray of energy ke-ft! total dtbijityf , Ilt, fjoka as if he were already in the power of the grave! Such a sight excites our.-prty, and. the more so because e know lhal but for prtj'udice, nine out uf every ten may be saved, if, uiUad of lotting their pre. cious blood, they would persevere witii t; Brand rclh Pills, wine 1 -would cttarie their systemsof impunli ts, vhile it U!ft the; blood tii bUild Up and strengthen th body. Truly, Ikandreth's Puis take out lbe t-vil principle from the.body. Bleed. m, on the contrary, takes out the food. . Think ul lhet,e thing; Is the bld hfeT :tkch when you are sick, you want all you JiavVr,-' tijorfif than at any other time. Ucflccll ' . . These Yi are for sale in every counjjv in this State, at 25 ctnts per box; and inay be'had'bf the . PATI)?f & OSBORX, Asheville, . J.1 M. A LEX AN DEIl, Frc.ich Broad. ,JA.S f;. SMYTH, Morganfon. -r t . W. L. GILC A. tX. Marion. . M. V. PEN LAND; Burnsynlle.'r - KElSEY &. MAXWELL, Ltlllelvy. K. DE.WER.' Sulphur Spring;- . J. F.. I'A'ITON, Warm Sprint's: : i bMirfl &, BA1KD; Lapland". . - Jme 3 4, ' , y3ot) 4wv j L Blanks for Sale Mere. NOTICE TO ;BAN1C DEALERS ITillttt itircnt inCffrriitj Xsiri tzr tlu fsant ic.1 Kfacwif al Ihc Astrfillc Crtsti r the Bank it far; Ffsr.ici irill far bit irrTitct. -r i" . AhTillc, Aprtll 13, ISt 7. , 3iSly. The TBE TH may be xarrd (m nott casts) ly propr? and timely ctmtum. ' A jrraJttateof the BltimWrf Collar DnUl Sarjrry.afcnt for lh Journal of PwJttal 8cie; abj for mil years pnetitwaer im Um v'arioaa branches of . . T I -'. -swsHfssa,- ihanifu! fr 'former liberality, would ,'mpeetftt mk kruiwn th! h eix.-rUi lo b im AsaeviU ou ' , ; . t v ITErery improtnicntj Teeth extracted nfUk. tfnt rwih.)ft under lh infg jence of JLettiesav, Dt.'eireJr, or wtcn prudent, Ac. ' . . -Cliarjw low enough, Advice Tat" KErwTJa t!K andfnod, for wbom it &a hnhfS.prinVgoJo, excreue duties f hw Prwfession in The various portions of if. Carolina. Aqut5. lf4T. .'- . 353 , Give ia YourTaxcs. - As the time allowed tr law has alresdy exptr. ed. and tnny person liav fsiTed to mk re turn of tht ir Utabe property, notice is hereby j(itc ii (iinf urn ntti mum nrpt wfwni unlit triiar 4ay the- lt innt. Thwe who fail to make return bv that lim, VilT le .liable to diwMe tars. tn. - . THOS. V. ATKIN, tommiKioner.' flOTiT, SL KrXtihave dissolved partnership by mutual euriienL Alt persons indebtl lo the . firm are rypptcifully invited to call and settle by (-a-Hi ur nut, as tiju.buiraess must be closed im. HicJ.aUjIy. ' . J. II. HOEY, ' E. W. KING. -' Au?.21847. 2t - ""ladiks and misses .Strawr.sFlorence; and. China Pearl Bonnets, a fiandsuw; nstrtmeiit. just opened at . JCANKLV &. PULLIAM'S. AutriM', tf A ' Ucautiftil Jot. of handsome ami desirable patterns of mousleine de lanes art ; ottU Uunpreccdwniedlv rw-wes bT , ' Auo-jisi' 5 " tf UANA'IN & PULLIAM, ALBERT. XvSUil.MEY, . J Will. altt nd to! Krjntivin? and Offering .toica tor utscouoi iu iite tranta Biinkl Cape Fear. : -sueviixE, January, 1847.333. .- Lawns for . Ladies Dresses, Of new . and rich style", have just hn receiv. cdby . JCAMAiJl 9- tULLIAM. ' AusriW 5. . if HiblVons, Flow'rs, Fancy Neck Tiwu lrert U'dkf4 kid gloves, and silk . mitU, of Various styles; at tnw prif en, hy ! " KANKitf $ PULLTAM. llU8t 5. If ' - Lot ,6f Cofii- , browiv-nnd rnitJicd Siljr, for by , . ; ; ; RAXKiX d VULLUX. August 5. , tf - - , y Yo 11 1 Ii ?s anil G cut I c men's Cloth CapS,.bf difierepf ntvlrt and price, by - - RAX KIN f PULLIAM '' August '-5, , tf ' y to nnu:. A fin-t rate cook, ironcr and washer, one that hervrd (he J.ist 12 month at the Bagle Hotel, and !mn'ivtn general satisfaction in several pri. vae, families; is a strong, likely, mulatto, witli'a child 1 fuupytyirsjold. Also, three small, likely-boyH s All on gxid. terms. , Apply to tha,' sulscriln.r, tli rec nt ilc 9 ewl of Aheville. . . THU.T. PATTOI, ,-July 2 1817 if : I. " 361 Notice. V-.Tlic undcrBijrncil etill c.i::inuc to attend toft , . General CdmiHisimi Business in this town,; and respectfully, solicits coniVn. mfntsof merchamjIsk lobe forwarded, and rao L otce to be (.old. . ,' ' Ile'wilLjrive'his prompt - personal attention to the above, a.nd ahso to the pui-chase of ? mds ta orrer.' - I. t. tiUlhMN. .. Hamhiir',, S. C. July 22, JH-16.'- (im. . "1 Slate of mYitrth Carolina, - -,' - ,Ilaytcoo'l County. ' ' "Villiam Welch, and Wolclt & Bryson, , ' ' , ' Vu l ) - '- Archibald fund'J , Original attachments, levied on Lind. . : If eppearui to hc satisfaction of the Court that the 4defcridant, ' Archibald Land, is a non resident of this'' Mate. It is- therefore ordered that piibltcatiort be "made in the Highland Mea nenjjcrpiiblijhiMl at Ashevilie, for six weeks, no. tifym said defendant lo anp:ar' before lhoJi. ticcs of, our rest Court, of Picas and Quarter Sessions, to be' h.ld for the' counfy of Haywood, at the CootLhoiisij In Waynesville, on the 4llt Monday in jSept.' next, then &. there t replevy of plead to issue, otherwise judgment will be render, ed against him final, and the land levied, on conoemned and sold to satisfy plaintiffs debts and cos.1. " ' ' 1 : .Witness, Walter Brown, Clerk of. oar? said Court at office, the 3J Monday in June, 1847. '' .W. BROWN, C'k July 8, 1816. prs fee $6.. 358 6. WARE-HOUSE FACTORAGE, ' ' The Suo"Tibcrs have pufehascd fljoin Nathart L. (Jriffin, Esq. the Cotton Ware IloUne in Ham.' burg, recently occupied by Dr. J. F;!GnfHn, and forrncrly-by ."Messrs. IL L. JcfFers& o-t situated el the fcot of the Hill, and immediately at the head of the mam business street. From its su penor location, anil being surrounded byastreani of-water, il m comparaviivtly exempt from tha r-asuahty of fire and entirely, above the high j'ri-bliets. ,'"''-.- ' ' : ThT propose lo ca'rry oil' exclusively tlis WAHK.HOUSi: AXD. GENERAL FAC. TO RAG 12 HUMS ESS, under the firm of ;v!;er, & partlow. : . Having engaged an xpefienced. and. compe lent1 assistant, ..in addition to their own person i ' ai attention, and possessing rnean to make fib. cral' advances on Product, consigned to thelf care, lh-y hereby tender their services to PiaaU ers. Merchant!, and others, in the Storage antj ;Sale of .Cotton, F'.oar, Bacon, and othr Pnv. dnce, in Rtcenrmg and Forwarding Merch&n. dis.' and purchasing good to order. , Their charges will bo regelated by the bsnal rates of the place. " W.W.GElGfER, ms. ,Br J AS. Y. L. PARTLOW. June 17, 1847 : 355 m, "ft