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TERMS OF 'SUBSCRIPTION,
One Dollar and Fifty einln i4ear pi- ADVANCE.
Two . Dollnre, ICppnid,wllhin tha,year. , : •
Pm/ DolferfOr sii ibusitint; -,; • •
~_ These teiraneiiiit be rigidly ndbeied to. ,
OF ADVERTISING , .
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kdvirtieeitietita:nntlibig tjtleen !Ince or Wee, will be
phargedrit , the Late' of Flay revile ihronVineertlon;--
three times fotOne
• Rellar,,, aud.l.WePty-fire. mita fur
YOryjsubvequent insertion.. Yearly,-advertleere will
he lchaiged at the following rules :'
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Oriitultiinti;Wlth the paper;ibt one year, - . 40.5
~ Ilalfaeolunin,' do. . ' du. 413
Tryo Squaw, with quarterly elm nee, ftlto
ritufnemd Cards, with the paper, „ ' . 1113
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)OB;PRINTIND, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, .
salt as handbills, Slake!, Oimulars and every other
other daseription of Printing, ak rit t e d Ilalla o n t eV and
expeditiously, and at.the LOWEST PRICES:
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- OFFlGEi—Main—stroot, in the housofpr
mcrly occupied by Dr, Froth-Mumma.
Car Hale, Apri)-9;1845.
aas 2. o, MOO C=o9
WILL perform nil operations union the
. Teeth tinit'arti required lor their preser
vntiononclias Scaling, 'Plugging, &c.,
pr wilt restore the lose °Mein, by inserting Ar
tificial Teeth, from a siligle Tooth, to a full
sett._ r?Cillice cn 1 3 :u street, u few doors South
pl the Itailrbail lit tel. '
N. 11.-I)? I,or vale will he absent from Car
stt the lest ten deys, in each month.
-- June 11,1.81 a.
30SEPII ENOX,
A TTORN EY AT LAW, (lute of Pittsburg
praetirie in the Courts of CU:II.
budded sod the-ludjoitiing counties, 011 ice
pn West [light street, - nektdour to J. Hamilton,
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Carlisle, October H, 1.845
CIELaRLMS 5 .. TEN,ROSIO,
bale 'Treasury of
1/t .e
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TILL praviiee .Courts of
V1:$1111...(1.1.e1111111,.. Office iu Sonilk
by Jobb It. Aloil!g.)11.-
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COXiVirEVL. & MCLURE;
ATTRIMVS AT LA.%.
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1N 71.1.Atiewri promptly to hitillitiess'entitiiiitiol
to them to the toiiiiitics of hind
nil Prim Ohl. 0 flivit,s, foie (lour rut's* of the ilall,
goat Itli sheet, tool sie*t Ottor to
tituothiiiigh 4 4 uter' s s Stare,
Shlppeus
burg—
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Attorney at law.
OFFICE: South IlaanvetAatreel , a few 4100141
n w .1. 11. Graham, Eq.
Jaly 11i,tH45.
THE MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
Fronting on the Cumberland Valley Rail Road,
..z%.:11.1117,,,13V.1 3 12 p Ipa o
1 ATELY kept by Gei).
been takt:ti by die b tubseriber. It is newly
furiiklied and- has hsuu thoroughly repaired.
Passengers in rho ears: strangers, trusolle,rs
And visiters are - lilvited to &nil.
Terms moderate, and .every iittention . paid
ó the comfort and aiiiivenioneo of those who
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Carlisle, Apr i I 16:1845
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..-.Atatizarnu ZATIVIZZEJ
rrIFIE, subscriber has stow : mid will constnully
kerp •op brand nll kinds o euNIBEII., such
pf
• • laSteriii. , of which
will ,U"seld'ill the river' pr eus, w, I 1e ttr
At liatitiuge4iid CAI4I. at the %Varelinese of
WILLIAM 13. MURRAY.
Pori iRI e.,.Novetubei , .s. 184.3.
" - TO -HOUSE" KEEPERS, .
~IST. rencivad ut the vtore.of I). S. A [Mi.% p,
pnplctid id I .1. of 4011,11.PETSi whichAvili
7,1 , .)e.p.01`i.i the following prices;
.Bthir Carpets 3 seats per yard; 1 yard wide
'Ar.enctian Carpets, 115 mid 31. Stair 'carpets, l
d'ents per yard; 1 'yuld wide Ingrain, 311, 45,
4. 9 6 , 79, 69 1111 , 1010 th Also, Alhtting, Furniture,
arid' Floor Oil Clothe. •The above articles were
.purelinsed"at - auction; and will lje sold 50 per
petitTnlileaper than ever was sold in Carlii.le.
Apiil;;6, 1816.
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,s3licriffalto ! • •
To the 4 Voters ofturnbeilarid county.
ELLow.orrizENs::=lOilerrevielfto your
consideration tis it , candidate ler the
"OFF • ,
- . I
CE CiF SnEnlrE •
Cumberlitiid county, at ;the ensuing. Geheral
Election, mid respectllluy solicit your suffrages
for the same. Should you elect me,'l pledge my-
Reno discharge the duties of said office to the
best or ` JAMES KENNEDY.
hlililiti
" April 22, 18441. S •
To the Voters of Cumberland county
ArjENTLENIE:—I offer myself ns n eandi
t7 jute for tlte.:•
orricE OF -SHERIFF
of Cumberland county, and. 'will be, thankful to
3 ou Tor your support.
11.11CFIAEL ROLCOMIT .
Carlisle, April 21 . 2, 1846.
Po' the Pe:clot:8 of Cumberluiul
IS . TcTLENIEN :—l,offer myself to your mo
tif suleration as a candidate for the
ORRICE OF SHERIFF,
ni the next Genernl Elation. Should you honor
me with n majority of your star:nee, I p . letlizti
nyselt to tliiicharge the duties of the office with
fidelity: WILLI ANI B. MULLEN.
Smith Nlidilletnit township, 2 -
April 22, I 8.16.—te. S '
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7`o.the. voters of Cumberland county.
ELT.ONV CITIZENS offer m yself to
yout eonsinerati tttt as n candidate for the
OFFICE OF SHERIFF,
01 . 0'11[1)w-11ml Comity at the next general election
ainf will feel grateful to soar for roor.support..
JAME:S . I'. LOII3ER,ION.
Itickinson tp. Nlay 47, 1846.
Tb the Voters of Cumberland county.
-11E'LLOW-CITIZENS :-1 offer .mytielf
your consideration for the
• -• -4011 7 -1110 E--OF SHERIFF,
at the approaching election, and shall he thank.
fel for y„itur . support : ‘ Very respectfully, yours,
• JOSEPH A. EGE.
South \ iddleton 'tow nship,l . •
- April 22, 1846.—1 c. J
7' o tbe ?..bters of Cunibe'rlandeount*,
FELLOW-C-ITIZENS.—T"offer myself as .
a candidate et flit: next election fur the
orrac or.lffficrcire, -
and will ho thankful to the citizens of Cunilser•
land comity fOr theitioiten. If 1 uni elected,
,irrattend to the - duties of said oflier—w-ith
lideli •
• Ir.LIA NI WOODS.
Fraiik ford township, May 13, 1846.
_ • _
TO hue Electors ofcCuirberl4nd
County.
ivELLow.crrizENs —1 081 myself to
yoor consideration as a candidate roirs
OFFICE OP'SIIERIPF
of4urtilo3rlulid county 'at the nett General
Election, and will feel gratelul to , you for your
stomas t. ANDREW' ROBERTS.
Carlisle, April 22, 1846.—te.
Mil
To tip... Voters of Comberland,county.
11L•'LLOW CITIZENS offer myself to
your consideraiion as a mu:el:late for the
OF' Fit OF S 11E121 F'll`
~coth,bprifind c.,111.ty.10 the e.pproaching dec
ibel. arid will be the for your support.—
should you dem oie, I pledge mysi If to perform
the duties of •lid office with fidelity.
DAVID IkIARTIN.
Carlisle, April ,22,1840.-
To the Vojers . of Cumberland county
MitME
.1; WINItOTI
OFFOCA eiNEIRIIFF •
of Lumberland county, at the next general
election. and most respectfully sdlivit your
vote.. Should you think me Worthy, and elect.
liilJ3l will ClideilYdr tp alephhfccithe'duties of-the
/A %M. . .
south Middleton township,
11ay fl, 1810.—te.
To the Vinui's of Cumberland county.
vELLow,cITIZEN::::-1 rarer myself ibe
your emnideration us a - candidate for
OFFICE OF Sli ERCIPSE;
of Cumberland county, Op ne*t. general
OW*, awl must rospcOttally solicit your
support.
/1.11' . 31. M4i'EER,
'.4 , .catliale, May 6,181(3;
TT t he Voters of Cim)bprland county:
ELLOWfOitiZEN'S:=,I Offer Ryielf oI
Jee Car the
• • "'OF•cike'''..olp
of combilloOtt,o4 . oty 14.111,0 tom!. go,i)orill elec.
tliffOld•. ; jipu doom iyOr . tby , of said
offie'p',' 41b04irgo 1.40 duties
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1' Slit i iaietiu 41.0_61_!0 IA40:
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Toll - 16.•e
.;ft • of ettniberlaild . (3Q:
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or Corn •
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! )er iA n- . ! en
-election,and
most,-roppiioiiollseoti
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you cloot.m ,
e. 4 piptl o . mfpoll.lq
diqC4Dgtjts4_m_ o _g np d :,sLecwt:r4x:. 9 l
li'le. APril)29; '
'Cl`Cfhe Voters Of CUtlite'rlittitl 0011t)ty.
,vEt,Lpyie„; i 4ig —l'efrer ,l ttlpeirto
4,t 7 4'!"l!' , CP llo° r iti ,_ ° ." 7 4 4,i fil4kos 1 : - .t ° rO u
; _ : 1
-01'42 , 4mberland:eountyl- at the .o'loll4
-iris d , elao.leih , an telpeetfully,eitlioit - your
:„Shoutit tybit'eleot , tpe,l
"pleirge'topelf to dieeharga sthgv,tbttiee quid
office wit.lt i fitay!) ,
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She's htrautllitl t Her, Myatt-curls
Have 'broken - hearts iu eovlbus
And then they sleep in enntr,ast so,. ,
Likefaven. feathers upon snow,
And bailie herneck. and shade the bright
...Dark eye from wiirch they, catch thy light,
As If their grarethl loolhi were Made „.
To keep that slorlowileye In Shade,
And }lade make ha tranquil spell,
Like wafers itt a shaded well'
I cannot rhyine abintt that ere—
I've matched it with the midnight sky—
I've said ;man deep, and dark, and wild,
aExpreardvm liquid, witching, mild;
Hut the Jdwerd atm' and ihollying .
linen nothing in them halt's° full.'
Elhets noble nohle—onh to keep •
'Emhaluell do' dreams of fevered sleep;
All eye for 'home. taste refold,
Perception swift, and lialonc'd mind;
And more than all a gift of thought
To such a sidritAlictiesi wrought,
'Flint on Illy rat her language fell
As if each word dissolved a spell.
Yet I half Imte her ; site has all
Thai would insure an-angel's-full,- "-
And there 's a cool, collected look,
As if her pulses beat b>• book,
A measured tone. a cold reply,
• • -
A umkagainent of yoke and eye,
A calm, possese'd. authentic air.
That leaves a doubt or softness there,
and worship ns I may—
My fevered thoughts will pass away.
And when she lifts her fringing lashes,
-And her dark e,e like star-light flashes ;
And whetrshe playg her !Inlet wile
Of thaVialat look and mens Med
I go away. like one n hots heard
In some kite scene the prompter's wog,
And make a row In break her eltattni
keep we meet imaln.:
The Halls of the 31ontezuucati.
Montezuma H. ascended the Mexican
throne A. D. 1502, at the age of twenty-three,
before Mexico had been diwovered
ropeans—Lle died 30th June, 4520, the
forty-seeped year uf his age, of wounds in
flicted by the Spanish discoverers whom he
had invited to his'royal. palace, Ilisturlans
agree in admiring his character. .
On ascending the throne, not contoni with
the slimMusic:sill c e of . hips filawr,liß erect,
enl another, much inure magnificent, fronting
on the plaza Mayor Of tfce .preout city of
Mexicos Su vast wankthe great structure,
il n it,Als_one-of the historians legions us t to
Space covered b . ): its iv Ft aced tool utight have
afforded ample room fin thirty knights to run
their course in tt regu'ar tou r nay. Ills f ul h er : s
palace, althow4h not so high, was so exten
sive that the visi ON were too much fatigued
winahnfing through the different apartrhents,'
ever to see the whole of it. The palaces
were built of red stone, ornamented with
mai'ble,, the aria. tirthe Aloinezurua family
(all - eagle bearing a . litn•sr in his talous)being
M
sculptured over e aiain entrance. Crystal
fountains, led by the great re4ervoirs on the
neighboring hills. played vast halo
and gardens, tied supplied water to hundreds
of nimble baths in the interior of the palacto.
Crowds of I obtes and tributary chieftains
were continually sauntering flu °ugh the
or hetet hug away tliLnis• hours in 'attendance,
at the court. llicliTFM..niar in es in wood adorn
ed the ceding, beautiful mats of palm leaf
covered the floors. The _walls were hung
with cotton richly - stained, the skins of wild
animals, or gorgeous draperies of feather
Worir "wrought in imitation of birds. insects
and flowers, in glowing radiance of colors:
Clouds oriffirense from gulden censors diflu
sod intoxicating odors thrinigh splendid
• _ • • • aziits ktN
eighty wives and five thObsaial slaves of Mon-.
temma. •
_ .
He encouraged science and IPRuil.larunA
piddie,selioels were established throughout
the greaterpit of 'the sinpia - .. - The' city of
Mexico in pis day numbered twice as•many
inhabitants as at present, and one thousand
•sweeping '
the streets, keepino . them so clean
that a man could . tracer' e the whole city
with as little :lunge:. of soiling his feet as his
hands. A careful police wdded. the
Extensive arsenals, granaries,
_warehouses,,
ah aviary for the most beautiful
nageries, houses tot reptiip4 and seilamte, a
Collection of human Monsters, : fish-pon6
built of •Marble, rind museums and public li-
braries,, all ea' the illost ektensive Azatipp add
ed their attractighsto,tho o:reat.eitYot. Azt99§.
Clingoons irietnris
were sactifidedi and, their blood baked in
bread, or. .their;bailiaollreaaetl-for food.to be
devoured_ by the,peOplo,Wi,eligions festiVals
iria
. .-reared their pyrallatajg,ns fariihoiwthe
highest ediaces.;
men Werii'thit'S 'sacrificed' 'The
temple of' Ataxtili, their war god,.was so con.
strUcteil.thal",,its,great. alarru,,gong,:,aou,adino
tO ' 'batie 11 . 30 .011 '
the three ''loaMes
irciand r antl-called_thrfe.liiiitited r t canine
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birdikof proyijß.A . ,builOng ("Voted,l9,iliem;
-that sop Aitkeypi;the.,fille4pe.4..rip* kn r ..lllpxi
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LETTER FROM 414..;.§P,
VIEWS' i TIIE COIII3IA-N-
PitZwEctis•*4il*W4juic . ),t:l*4
• Tlio WashingtOn tTliiqp,'OfMes . 1
contains the coireitiondiniin'olleit
Senate; beqs , een' The SeCrittai
Gen. Scott.:. It occuples'fivgl*
paper, rind is; therefeit, ontil'eTy toy
ousler us to publiih. we; 1f0ii%,g.4
room foi the followiog lottek fraai
svhich contains hiastig',gOstioriii.
cation of the war walt-Ige.sicci:7i.
taut and Intcresting:—:
0 • • HEAD QUOTEIIB OF TIIE' Ai
Washilmton May 1. 5 .1 18311 -
have -received rio
assigning; me to,the immediate : Cot
the army about .to be raised to.
peace within Alexieo; butl
to hpltl myself .in readiness for lht
From that moment I have occitpio
incessktly, with the vast prelim
rangemento which can only , be-Mad
tageously at this place, through' tIP
live chiefs of the general staff—thi
general, quiytortnaster general, cot
general of subsistanco, chief of ordn
surgeon general. .1 Bare 'been rnt
pied, also, in the distribution of th
vhlunteers needed arnoug the set'et
iii apportioi)ing the horso tp the fo
study of the mines of march, and Ovate,
,Pit:
veyances.for Are several bodies of . fteeigaltp•
the best points in the frontiers of Mexiaililn
the study of the northern interior;;atirte
southern routes of that republic; ittle:
to the means of transportation on
Grande to •and beyond that giver; ii49.4r-,
Honing the depots of supplie% of all ei trifron
1114 side, &o. fig.
As these matters are respectivelylal ed,
orders arid instructions have been, orw*bn
given, to the chief of, the general staff {,Lis
place, and the routes cif marsh aneViter
conveyances, together with the delin*ier
supplies of every- descriprioti, aro fin'O'fo
bo cotfuounieated_to the unknown cantitentl-.
cis of volunteers I,l;licsp sia—ices ate to,bii-ae
f
oeptefl..
1n the mhist of these multitudinous and 'in
dispensable occupations, I have learnecOom
you tltaf - mach impatience'is itirerrdvfelf,'
perhaps in high (tti'irie,sol44t lnLve .
ready in route I,
and DOW, « ith ' touniselr ho
nirrinary
orally. Jays, I find myself ... ..,40top
that necessary work, to guard. my&elfagiquat,
perhaps, utter
am
111 the qtarters
alluded to. lam too-old a soldier, anti; iave
had too muulnspecial experience, nocte,:feel
the infiiiiteimporhaine of securing ,morsel/
against danger (ill will or pie-condeimiattoo.l
in my rear before advancing, upon tliVri4l4iu
enemy.
adv4PlegeT?l,lo..tlPP,9lol*leS—
a forward match
,without The ceiyaenee.thaf'
all -is well behind. If insecure-in' that quar
ter, no'ilerieral can put his whole heart and
mind into tire work to be done in front. I
am, therefore, not >r little alarmed, Day. clip-
pled in my energies, by the knowledge of
tbe impatience in question, and 1 beg to say
blear no other danger.
My intentions have ecu, after making all
prelimintityarratigetnents heso. to
_pass do'. "
the Ohio andlceirtlssippi, to see, or to te•sure
myself by -eorre'spontletieu, that did- volun
teers, on whom we are aloofly - to rely in 'the'
inosceution of: the existing war, ate tepidly
assembling for the service; to 'Ann' the_psob s .
Oslo time of their readiness to advance upon
eV'er'y kind are in 'placie, hr are likely to be
in place in sufficient time; to hasten one and
the other; to harmonize the movuotunts of
volunteers_and to modify their routes, (if,
neuesortry so that all, or at least'a sufficient
number, shall , arrive at the indicated-points
on the Mexican frontierat the best periods,
f • ,o---far-as-pi;acticabler-about-1„4-sm-no
tinm. ' All that I have but sketched; I deeds to
'be not only useful to success, but indispqpon,
ble.' As a soldier, I make this assertion With
out the dear of contradiction, from any honest
.apt/ 'wade! Scildiers. . ~. - -
AgicinOt,the ad:ciiiitandititt"Coli . iliitnnaticin of
all other Persons, WlitioVer--‘rifity.be`designa
ted fqr-thelfiglimorrirnand--in question, there
eon bo• nq reliance, (in hiw,absenc,e),, other
than the active, candpl, end steady k aujmort
of his Oyernment. It ''l cannal;lw
-° that
sure boing tcrrhbf Ulitir, If till , lm infinitely,
for the country. (net to .spealf frf - „mY,
personal security,) that song . other ; pain. '
mender of the new , a
; tagainst' .)Sitikiect.
should" be selecied,"i* 'No .matte P ',W iivii;piii,: i i . i,
be lie shall; at lkie44, o ii*,lo , l`.q:iittiff)iiqs . N...
ed by, : sne,:in this'Offtee'condo,4xwAtte:Oloe4
adcl des,,lrs,: eraoripl!pst,;ther,nom•i'.
tow - 41;10'8d ifiyoelflinctied:tittd:ffugiOrteeL ' l,
4itily,t• x:Plicitv.tr(eAn ''--l - '.4' :tiCit:de?'
sire to place Myself; 1146'14,
9,11 posnions- 7 -e i fire 8, I.4rAii-hi'
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..usivei as to the period best. for taking up
ties of operatßifts from and beyend the lower
Rio Grande.
All the information that can be obtained
here represents that the rainy season, on and
south of the Rio Grande, begins -about June,
'and terminates about the I t of :ieptent her;
that clueing that season, the hoof ofthe horse
and the•mule, becomes softened (thuugfi
shod.) and diseased so as to disable the ant- ,
mal for travel 4nd work. Again, it—is at Ate
end of the rainy season, and fur seine weeks
later, that in the northern provinces of Mex
ico, menelnd horses would have the best
chance to obtain drinking water, the hors os
the best glazing, and tip pommissanes the
best beet and motion Mr men.
Bpt another • reason ,has been mentioned
Why I should leave the preliminary %lurk to
by done here, and- ab an don - 111t.1 IN% ltk C
monthel volpnteeis to flint their. way as they
'may to the Aiexipaiifrptitipi.--vii,: the 1101/1-
tier of paPiotiis Louisisolia;r6 - tvlio)lave pour,
.pd, turd - s pau stputi_iire_v
leneral Puilit 1.1t1,c1 ur oppu-
Labimiorkt,
_
vnlunti•ers can, audct
the circumstances, have legally Aillgau.ed ha
three months only. Tht:y eechiliare had no
knowledge of the veloneer act id Alay 13.
1846, without-whit:4 no etirohneat lor - wou.
than thite-months v add he binding upon
thetn. A tier that terta, without a lorn-al
enrolment, under the, recent act : lur thelong.
er period, not an ()dicer or a matt could be
1P11,411,Y htild to Servi, r, os, tried for any otfettee
7,4teiekr.,,,Thpy eyidOnly, hastened ~to the
one' 'Of ' to succor tri'::"attuy
here' to save, It from what they, no doubt,
eemed probable surrender or.destroctien.—
Many of the Louisianians may be ready* to
(cone twelve mouths' volunteers; and to Lc
!lionised legally as such. As three mood." ,
nen they could hardly, eyee in the abstsa:cr
A hostile lorces, march to 'Monte' ey, Lobito
morning entitled to (no doubt) an lionina
11e discharge. Before tho limo for that dis
liarge, it may certainly be wets, if mashers
I- them do net volunteer under the recent
tet4, tp send the quotas of foot, called ter
rem nip ;ewer Mississippi, to aid Genet,il
aylor to (Wending-his- positions.- and; ye,-
taps to n:w 0/I^3 ua d t •
to to (...raede.
But foi the eunquesLof at peace., by regular,
incesput, and forward movements, the Mods
of our calculations here (as to numbers)
must Pe altogether extravagant,' if u much
larger army, including that in position, and
one very differently compbsed, (in }come tutil
loot.), ho not fteeessait. , It was to command
%tteltiaTt, .r-firf.n-) Mal inalcistoed $ illy self .itts
likely to be sent to the Mitviean i .frontier, us
it is always unjust to 'a junior General who
has done %yell, and is sapposrd to Ito doing
) (f
melt, to.supereedo iin-,lfyji uneral of litdi
er raid: without so dim , %yillx the hitter tor.
responding reinfore inputs 'I should esteem
,myself the unholy instrument of wounding .
the honorable pride of
s nip gap - Mu atid jiiill,
,0- - ,to n s Taylor, if,..irilefod.li,isupercedu 'him
,under alflerent-,citotonstancel., .
iio'Wever, tto-lifreooliig iugg estions (has,
lilY,'llfrown together) may be vie,wed k have
leetflp - it duo to the couu,try,r,nofe than my ',htfaik (3, sell; that.; eln:4l.Present thetri and
'Atvititalle,tVislies or ,the,orclurti of. iheßritisi
''',Mtfi, great. mil:feel, I hava . the homer to te
...,,0f7-pkr, yiw, Most obedient
. t ;e r va q t. ,
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.jfNeOtion••here,,flien recurs;, Canthe
~*egiment"from—Kentfickyf, , - (the most
4rcitkiNje3iibo,) , ;o4,thatiront• Tennes
±o.4lifielearkdayaitearey,s teeelt tJte
t . ,Ljrdo: - ; ltOttttArkt — be - it remembeYoo -
)oiire*O,day,'(lst of September i ) be
4400.41;;lthayejitartied personally
feJ2i3afetii,",and intelligent Adjutant
fkOudlpy . s , .of Kentueky,. that that
iistoritlitiontlyob to en t cannot be assom-
Ay) Frankfort, on. the Bowling
'earliersalon:the latter part of dune.
ticif!. it, will probably be obliged Rt.,
•;,iiatklernphis, Fulton, on- the Red
;tan Antonio .de,Bpar, Sa , ., a line of
routes of file Ten.
; Arkansas iii4".lklississippi hose will
tectiyely, 5aY41 . 0,. 500; arid 700 miles
pypn the middle Tennessee
Aliment,. cannot, allowing not a day
it notion at•its rendezvous, or on the
reach the - Rio Grande, before (accord
ill computations we can make here,)
Idle of August.-
considering thilt Ave cannot hope
:more than 800 regular cavalry on the
jip,Gratide..no commander would be
!!!to_ enter Mexico without both the
;ky and Tennessee regiments of horse,
tim: line• been called from points
to the field of expected operations.—
dw state a fact which seems. to bo
UM
IMPBE
- t. (r. r , e l e
aa•• 1 //-* 4
Fropi the CtiltiVator'l
-.HAY MAKINO. •
tiCli} `not adopt- he-Saine,rule in" regard to
tlieditne of Cutting'clover . and grass for hay,
that is follciwoct Metlicinathetbs?
The object in both-eases is to secure the
tritisio virtues'of the plant eating limbs,
as an acquaioted with the subject admit, the
-most pri3per time for cutting is when they are,
iu full bloom ;- 'and . it is also admitted that
they should be cured in the shade, because
if exposed to the More directio (titmice of the
suit and-air, some of their valuable properties
would lie evaporated.
- We know there is gome - difference of opin
in regard to the proper time foi cutting grass.
The advecates fOr ripe hay,contenti that there
is more , sulistanee , in it, and that it will go
farther' in feeding stuck, than that which is
cut while in blossom. And_ so we suppose
flrere is more substaticu ' in the scrub‘oak
bush i pand that it would go still farther in feed
ing (not etipportingi stock. A:dtpillitJg.Jl4ke,
is More siilisTatice.to ripe ass, is it a kind
of suliMance which affoids mote nourtslund'ilt
Rl' animals?
Planti at the time of flowering, - contain
starch, gum
.and stigar;i
_all of which are
known to nourish animals.' Intligsformation
of seed, the stems aMtleay.es. are exhausted
of these.substances, and the substatae which
remains is chiefly Woody fibre. • But it may
be said tha,t thg composition of woody pith,
starch and gum, are nearly the same. Ad,
mitte4; but this does not prove that anirrials
ate able to extract an equal amount of nour•
ishment from each. The composition of a
diamond, the hardest of all substances, May
be said to be similarto ',hitch. un , &c. car
bon being the chief element of all , but the
digestive organs'of animals would luridly be
able to convert the diamond into organized
tissue. And though woody fibre, if eaten by.
cattle or sheep, might -stick to the ribs," we
thing: the ribs would notacqpire from it much
fat, or the system much strength..
• some parts bf the country, animals are
actually fattened for market on hay alone.—
This may sound Strange to these who teed
their stock ouly .mith (4...ver t im id timothy
which has gime to seed; for .we presume,
their stook was never 4,ltus "Irittened. But
where this object is attained, the grass is din
%% et: ills _Guile J.,, , reen,_(itel _past hluem)..and -
mwle and preserved with great carr. It is
hoe tiiere att. some kin's of grasses—as'the
h•
spite grass," pl "Ketatte, Woo gt
o Inoh tunke. hilt fade balk in sped btalk;,. the
ohief growth vonsistitig of leaves which spring
tim, tl•e root. ' The gitatest ralne en fodder
he obtained hi such vases by allowing,
the cop to innw till it liad litcrilied'its great
est bulk. This remark, howet or. applies by
Ito ntetitts to clover . , tirnothy, ur the grasses
nsiinlly 'cultivate - a for hay
narkinglu lll l3% W e. "UM eNPU'e it to the
sun tout air no Morkthatij, ? ,sailaiied to Pfloct
46;ii s iffOrvation; - Samientlfori that is
abere;given:in reference to curin' herbs,—
Clover Lion bii : c t iliptlindrp'd-it.kk,nnore con
veniently: eared—with but little Oxposurotto
the sun. If it is net wet. and is
fairlynwih
ed. it may he put with forks. into coeks.which
trill wei2-Mw when dry, about filiv pounds each,
and Dill etleeinally cute. Timothy also;
may ho cutetr in the same manner. 'rho 11-
nur-gtasime 'when thrown into - a holly; pack
more elott•efy and afloul lessspace for The
air;
cousequently they requite to be incite thinly
`,spread lir mak
eepl lig with el.)r 7 w I r j e b we nes t er
i_kpioad out of swath, our ptactice hasbeen to
s read out the swat) s •IS •e • • OS • •
if the burden is stout, as soon as the dew is
off; hethe afternoon, rake and cock 'it before
the dew fillls.- We prefer putting it in cocks,
even if it. is no more than Wilteebeeause the
sweatiak,it Will there undergo in the coarse
of twelv,o hour's, will much facilitate the ma
king, and if the grass' is coarse and hard, It
wilt render it much more soft. Besides; hay
• • -has Been welt sweateer ir, Lorkris --
liable to ferment in the stuck or. mow.
Whether the hat wltichi was .mowed and
At in cocks on 11Co first- day will Make so
that ie will du to to the barn on the second
day, deppild..s of i •onrse on its condition 'and
I the state of the w eather. If all .appearances
indicate tnat the hay can be made sufficiently
on the second day, (and reZwated 'observe
[lens only 'pin determine th 3 deoi s ee of dry
ness which is required ,) . open . th7e cocks and
Shake the hayout thoroughly break ing
all the locks with the fork. Ihtt d should not
lie spread out later than three or leer ofclock
in thq•afternoon but shopld bp put pp again,
, rir if dry enough, put in Ike barMhy this time
kit it contract moisture. If from the condi.
tine of the hay "or the appearances of The
WOather, there is a probability that thq hay
cannot tip mad enough in one 'day, fait re
'Mein ' ilildiSturbed 'till; the we tither is fav Ora-
Jilin , • •I'
Tho. • ~ .
se erk.qtte or twci giber C‘9nidertAionca
..41siv/4LOLeatly_euttina_Wiii94tta.inititte,ALtt
i
stotie .4 „It, ,le' ailtrtitteti by, phybjetlogiet
.that
itlet 151?54',1iet both their own energli3g - and
'tiiii; oM-nig.ite.lh'fortriing , :eeeti, -ther,i, in, the'
i,q le',l)rociding ier,tion of their goiill.
Thlig *hen grass' i 9 eell,4,red to swin,,:tt go,' , 98
':liig lkitkaftk-,tc : gravib ? amid from the, exit:in - 8z
;lotiistetteette'd,;;-11te-s‘irte.l7mer,e-ilul4ie.Y:
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;
,fileptiO(Pial.'Yirejlaia,iq •,17iJ ~,this oreat'. and
good itetri; went, to Fairfax ,- Gott '4 l l loiter , to
qh.,inva vocoivii t g,,i,
• litis wealty, g ,' t ng; 01(131. ,
linl;vcited, and replied 'as felletvii
4.=l.vnte on 'be sidf.pf Order44.'Wielltii)irefierpll
'tirket t ?' an d their g j ave.,ip the antesiot ?his
, cab d .. th is :In forinatiov I had Ron J.T .
ridsrpti%itc
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.NIMIBER, -. X.X.XIX . '!
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,WASIIIpiGTON, June 9, 1846.,
'ENolltratiOß of Mr. W,elister ., froß
- . logersOlPs . tharges.i. .-• •
, .
The Hotiie met tit 40p:clock. andMr, Vin
t ton obtained its unanimous Cronagnt to make,
report from the Sithct.committee to Myes:-,
tigtite the charges against Mr. Webster.
'rite fq).6o - wa.l , read. he main features
are as follows: 7F _
let. Mr. Ingersoll eltarg'ed- that Mr. Web.
ster had, without the knewledge of the Pres- .
ident..and contrary to usage, tlen the secret
service, fund from the charge the Disbut,s;;
! int Agent, and applied it to-his own psp
i• The report sates that in the tinic of Wrish- . •
Lingtnn and JefferSon, it was customary that
the Secretary of State should keep this fund,:
Land that it was got put-in the hands of the.
Disbursing Agent, until some time in the ati
mini sh a- ion of Mr.-Jefferson. -
In reference to this patieulat
gge ease, Mr. Ty
ler had susted that ills irhetildi dis
bursed by Mr. Webster, in the ihen critical
state of our foreign relations, and allthemon
4. Which had been placed in his henr3s, had
been placed there with the full knowledge
and by the authority of the President. Theist:
was not the slightest proof that any had beer;
Applied 1,1,F Mr. Webster to his private rise.
2d. Mr. Ingersoll charged thatldr. Webster
had used the-public funds to corrupt party
presses. Theme is one clause in Mr. F. 0. J.
Smiths letter which unexplained would jus
tify the inference drawn by Mr. J., but the
testimony laid helm e the Committee complete—.
ty V7IIOITS all fitaulatiati for any charge that
Af t . Webster hod used any portions of the, undt
to rorrupt party presses. • 4 ,
,ad. That Mr. Ingersoll hail -charged that •
Mr. Webster, m lieu he left office, was
tanker to the fund. The report states that.
when Mr. Webster left the State bepartment
there was atLapparent balance 'against him
on this fund of $2,290, which he contended
had been -expended• by hitiy , fine venchena
receiVed, but which vouchers 'could not 1.1
found.
That in Nor. 'I i 444. n' voucher was prate :
red for 52'000. Mr.Velister not being able
to produco.other vehehers,T s in order to close
his account paid thohalarice; with the under•
it the %teachers - wet° found s
ifida mount should be refunded to him.
That in Fob.' 1845 2 vouchers for 7~1000
«'ere prntittr - ed;und thanifticilibtrepaid, leav
ing an apparent balance-'-against : Mr. Web.
stet of Stain, which he contends'haibeen- -
expended on the public-seryice, but for which
he could tint protium vouchers, and he s them
tote. paid it to the fund.
The I?epart 'Ally exonerates Mr. Webster on
all points, and concludes by witting that its
the testimony facts have been brought out,
hich ought not to be made public, and asici r ,
that the testimony be sealed up and Placed
in the , archives of the House; notttibe openl.
ed only by order of the Iletise, and :lint the
committee be discharged from 'the" farther
consideration of the subject and the iepOrt
be pt inted. - -
• The Report wag signed by Messiii. Vinton,
and I). I'. Whigs, twal Seaborn ionei
and Jelicn , on Davis, Deraocrats. •
Mr. Brinkerhoff made a Minority Report,
in which he had 'embodied Mt: F.
Smith's letter, and concluded with a resolu
tion that all the testimony be printed.
S Jones said, that ample jusiiee had
been dune to Mr. Ingersoll, in refetenee to .
the inference he - had_drawn from Mr. F. 0.
J. Smith's letter• and A would be un'tist.'itn:
1 proper and iniquitous to publish 'that letter,
Iwithout, the explanatory testimpny and 'the
, m'ajority of the commeee ast d that all tile
testimony shood be kept secret.
My. Brinkerhoff Men made some remarks
in support of his views. -
Mr. Martin, of Ky., asked Mt.. B. if Mr.
. Ingersoll was allowed to appear befell.) tha
0' . .. ,' . : , seettte-his-v.harg '
C
Mr Brinkerhoff raid lie was not; ' • ,
•
' Mr. Vinton said Mr., Ingersoll did itot ;talc
. to aflpear . mid Was not refused.
The m in o rity 'report ref 'Mr. Britikerhoff
was then read. it passed over Mr: liver
' soili,s first charge, but on the' second - and
fthird, it attempts to sustain a forded construe=
1 Lion of the evidence. that he wlszdefaula , r;
1 and thdt lie has tiled the Beeret' 'Fund to-cor
rupt party` pinsses, ~
COL: 8k.:.. 4 :5J0N .1 Ni) I'HE WAR tauniximi: 7 —ln
the course of, hie recent speech on the Ore. :
gee question,"eol..Benton made .use l ef the
following . feteible language ;
Al r. Bunion said, icwas a case. to
...try, the,
lroilty of poor bumati nature.:The great 01- • -
gal ; und five_ iiimiltiii Sloane!. ones follow
ing its notos,oral'.inany tint thousand tongues, "
had proclaimed the 5-1.4 g Jim.; ianij. oqr-right ..
up to 11, ;-,.and- thus acting „upon,iepqrtcf.flp. '
feelings,..of.,the,peopleJtadquepareo l li lttr__
a w,ar"with Grput Britain tins, that' litipy„,,ileta 9
rhere was ', no , such' tiiini . ; . alai& Fniker's
river on
this,-iide-4;if,-Sv aho ut lir/hg li
uois thatc.; The peopletaii. beet:led Auto
tlieuoor,iUllacd?tO C trit war„WO!? Opp i
atisfalce; ,aitf, , utitv hhethe, mistat4lttui
8110161, - ,the 'tug- iif. another.--.wat'7 , .osreeciPpla -- - -
ptair huinati,natere. : --k-I,Viadmif,tifeeittil(atitl' --
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will:thauk rite. for :the , troulf:tiatii - tofset
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