Carlisle herald. (Carlisle, Pa.) 1845-1881, November 03, 1847, Image 2
iileipatches frem ' Major ; Downing, .'CITY;:6I* MEXICO, Übirrt.R . Stafit.s; SeptinittO*4 184 1 7.: txrds -- IE --- 3Xxterrt--4Y 4 'friends I'm alive yet, .tholig,hi - „Piriebeen 'through showers of balls rie, ---„:_kitonl3s:',.-LgoLyour.paper dolitainingoniylet ter thattl 'Wrote or. the rOad to theoar. 'letters I wrote afterwards, the guerrillas and. `robbers are so thick, I think it's ter. 'chances 'to one if • you got 'em. Some of Girlish& Scott's letters is missing just in the same 'Way. - No* we've• got the city of Mexico 'annexed, 1 think the Postmaster General onght• to .have .a more. regular line of stages tiunning ,ftere t tcrour:fettors may go Sate. 'ugh you would touch ;he President aud.Mr.. Johnson a litifirabnettliismail-sta ,, e busi 'imp, so they may keep all the couchnonkers •at work, and bee that the farmers raise hors es es fast as they Can, for I don't think-they -have any idea how long the roads is this 'way, 'nor how - fast we are gaining south. If — l;ve keepon anhexin as lest as we have done 'a year or - two past, it wouldn't take much' more-lhan-liall-a-dozeli-years-torget-.4lear • 'down to t'other end' of South A merica,,olear to Cape Horn, Which would - be a very -good .itopppg_p_hice; for then. if our government got into bad - Sledding NOrtfiA - intiare, - iinil •tound themselviis in a dilemma' that hadn't 'no horn to suit they would:have a horn iii Sonih .America !that they might 'hold •ort , .1 hope. there-glut no ti uth in the 'story that • Was buzzed about here in-the army, a day or' biro ago, that Mr. Polk had an idea, when _....vve_got through annexin. &nth this-way, of. Irving, his-band at. it over if, Europa and Af rice; and round there. And to prevent any 'ouarrellini, ' , beforehand about it on this side of lheAvatet, lie's going tO•agree to run the Missouri:comprbmise rat over there, and cut Europe up into free Slates and Africa • into slave Slates. Now, I think he had bet ter keep still about that till we get this South America business all done, and well tied up. It isn't well for a body to have too much 'business on his hands al•onee. There's no • -- - knowing what little Ilurries \venue) , get into Yet, and theretsdnagetoifyou have too much ___ , .saiLspread4ima-seutilf,--Betveveril - h - ar time'to ttilk about this now.. You will gel the accounts-o: the bags in • Gineral Scott's letters, so . 1 needn't say a '• great deal About them. But it's•been a hard - up-hill work all the way from Alera . Cruz here; and ;1 . don't think-my old•frienttGiim . rat 'lncqrson !nos& 'Would have worked • through all„.ihe difficuftiog and done the bu siness uplietter than Gineral Scott has.. But the Lilteciand the wounded, the dead and tfie dYingrisciattered all along the way for three hundred miles, it's a heart-aching thought. I don't love to think about it.. It is too bad that we didn't have more men, in as to march straight through without fighting, instead of having jest enough to encourage the enemy to Ming out their largest willies and fight theicharriest battles. .A r One cif the'hardest•brushes we, hail, alter I • -:got'here , was the-aitaelc of Chapultepec. I ;had'been into Iho city trying to bring Santa Annalo terms; but, wheO• I found it was nn 'use, I come out and told Gineral Scott them was no Way'but tolfight it out, and, although I was mily!the President's private embassaL 'dor, .1 didn't like to stand and look ori.whan WaS •So'weak-handed - ,,,and il would tell Me where to take hold I would,give'fifrn a lift. The Gineral Said he expected there would be a hard pull Id take Chapultepee, and-as Gineral Pillow was placed where he Would tie likely to have the heitiiest brunt of it, I might be doing -the country a great service if I would line with Gineral as my experience under Gineral -Jawksoti and insight into military allairs. would tin doubt be very - useful to that valiant officer. So I took hold for that day as one of Gineral Pillow's aids. When we come to march up and -ee how • •strong the enemy's work was, says 1, Gine .Ml Pillow it is as Much as all our 'lyric's worth to go right straight the and storm that place in the face and eyes of all their guns; I think we ought to lenity a little. Suppose E 3 dig a ditch round here in front 01, the enemy's works. AttiNit the Giueral's eyes flashed, and he swore right out. Says,;, 43, "No, d—n the ditches. I've no opinion 'of 'om ; 'they are nothing but a bother,-and 'never ought to be used. The best way is to •go , riglitirito the enemy pell mell." So, on ive went, and Pi:loW fit like a tiger till he got wounded, and then the rest of us that 'wasn't shot down had to finish the work up the hest way we could. The long and the short of it is, we fit our '''.4. 11 , t.y into the,eity tit Ige,xico.and annexed it. :Santa knots Bleared out the night store with • what from . * Wiled left, and is scouring a tont the Oratory to get some more places tislay'for ns 'to atmex, When he gets ano ther place all 'rearLy t for the ceremony, and gets it well fortified, and has an army of twenty or thirty thousand men in the forts and behind the breastworks, we shall march 'down epon 'em with five or six thousand 'men and go through the Hurry. After they have shiat•down about half of us, the, rest of -in,-over-the- mouths Of-their 'batmen, and annex that place too; and so on lone after another. - Tt is pretty hard work annexin in this way; but that is the only way it can be done. it • will be necessary .or the President to keep hurrying on his , men, this warto keep our 'ranks lull, ler we've got -a great deal of .grPovet yet. What we've annex %ed in, l'ilerrieo, so,far,lisn't• but a mere eh motristanch4e \What we've , got to do. 1•. ••' toile think tbe business . isn't -profitable 'but it's only because they haven't Ciphere d into it fur ,enough to understand it.l Upon' an average, we get at least ten, to one for onr outlay, any way you can figure it, bp— i, mean the Matter of people.. 'Puke, Mr in •stance,.the city of -Mexico. .4t•oost us 'only "vs.c) or three•thousand ,pen to annex it, alter we got jeto the neighborhood of it; and we get at .least a hundred and fifty shousand• people in that eity,,and some p ut it down as high 'is two hundr e d , thousan d. Some find - fault withthe•ralgy °film people,, we; this country, jest as it that had •any thing to •do.with the merits 4the They , ought to remember that. in, a government; like ours; where - .'the: . people .is_msed,kfor"Nottng, and, whine 'every nese•counie•hne, it is the.num 4er that we are.tb stand about• • mem, sand not the quality, by , no means. So that. in the matter of people.we, are 'doing a Maud. ';busiriess. , ,,And, as to ; the. Money,, it no. "mallet . what ~t eoste,us,,for money growti,in the ground trt, , :,lllexteo i .and,,ean alw,aye ,- be had. fin; digging. • • ,„;; ,sr , . • . There's a - thousand things in 'this'oanntrr thati shouldt.fiirei!te tell Lyoulbotit -I,lad '..tiiitej,but :things Bev unentged:.h.e rt i• 3 4 t ; that.' hsveTatheta aoinnsect ohanoeiti writ& ,go,l:,.,ittpittAitak here';' arta .wota a jeiv . 'linos tethe,LPreitident r but renniiii.4eur Old' , det4if,tosettpe' KMPRIKIOIXONN - " .0* Cluitelarrairditamant wius otk•ai 0' tr :rolumbia l e ( Pa: h oil Monday' afbeir,‘, bi; Qa t advent iiiiaiiigierrier hf'l4a t i;ol.al 14 3 siikv4 4 • 1.).^ T l i#,; i3/a ry it i*, l o4n4 4 !Pel . tin'eftect in It.morir, Alid;:aid` , .!he smieninii.hia party &arta& frii iritiviheiei 06 4 24. 4 ' 'Their triiiinioh :161/;ll4iktiiiiffti Of, *4franiniitiliqttlkePii , inotrialhph` - letiving;ltha' - eautbarrtai'lluthrie •-,- , ~,;' laborers-'ard. , ttat)(oAop6hi ) 3114 Waniaget ocoaoionedky,thilVatitt .s fmlith; , it , -. 1 ,.•;:-. 6 -1 , ... ~,!-'"." ..,,n4 - 7::f-; , ..' Zj'ii:..a - ZI 211641 - ''' 4 TIPLY , V II4I 4 I 3 . I •A' , -4, -,,,:, ;,;, ,'• ,- ,t • :-- ~,, g! .;•\ g , , , - ‘„,', ; .,1,--41-... i ..) : , --,------r- , ' , ...,,,„.„-,r,r ‘ i.S.• ~,"t..- i , . • . ;%, :sr'''•: ,. " • \ --.: t.: - .0. , ..\, -, ) z , ;"!. ' •':':= . ,dg i.. \ ,-,,ey, .• • - I ,4 "'"" : ' , ' . " 4 7. • 4 , 1 • 17- s ''':.:' 'del:Lir WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER,..3, 1847:", . The following Ivasothe patriotic lingnage of HENRY CLAY in the brief but eloquent speech made dutingilis recent - Via: (6 - Phi):: adelph?a: ~, ,,ftThere.is).?sti,hl.4,-ffgenllstnewoliellijUg befoul we putt, Which 1 wish you to fetnero her. Thivglorbius cind beautiful 16'43 Four cinitmoit couittry-in Peace' or in WOr—tin tiiedt Or in teoeuneler bad adminiitratiion' , or 7 •Aexkl . Ebvitnmenc, 1 4 BA1EMBER TO . STAND BY _GLORKLUSI4.MS:FReaII4.--VORK-1 fie ledger of this morning t ; ays that the' first 'retutris fi k , Indicate : that -the kWh igit - hrtve - VAAHIED - THE - ItATY — Sr THE STATE ! Elctions,lM State officers took place in New. York and New Jersey yesterday.u- We•hope, for the triumph of sound principles in both States. , Tie eJectiiiii: in Nassachu ;Airs cinthiy next. t.0:::7-The Cadets, under the command of Capt. IL N. Henderson, paraded on Satur day last, and althiligh,fe‘i in numbers look-• ed remarll acd marched with the steadiness of- vinerans. (On dit—lhat James Peacock, Esq. the well-known and-poputai, Post Maste'r al Har risbilr'',.kai_b_denlirerectieilAtca2l4ll--McKin ley, Editor of the .Union, appointed in his plane. Mr. Peaeoek committed the sin a short time sinceol taking Fart in a Taylor niewhlg! Orrici A L RETVaris.—The liairishurg Union says, it is unable to give a complete official table of the election, in consequence of the duplicate copies of returns n I having yet all been received at the Secretary's office. It presents altutble, it skyll, is neatly autunite, which makes Shank's vote 1.16,- 115 i. livin ; 128,138; Shunk's plurality, 17,- 977. Reigart's vote is 11,207; Lemoyne's 1 ; 677. Shanles - Trrajrnitydziver all ; 5,093: 7 We shall publish the table for a reference as soon' as complete. ;TimAavar Craccua.--:The Ma. Joint BANKS, Slate Treasurer, has issued a circular to the commissionels rind Treasurers of each county, urging ,tho .pforept' coilectiort 'am! payment of The State Taxes due the Coin inonwealtii: This is deemed necessary to maintain the faith of the Commonwealth, inasmitch as the tlanurge done to the canal by the late flood, will diminish . the ordinary receipts of the ttleashry-tea very ceasider- - able amount. CITY MIMI:HIM% N 'O'Xii:Edigs.-:Not the least attractive places of resort to strangers visiting Philadelphia, are the various Da goerreatt Galleries, particularly those of Mr. Roor, the Messrs. COLLINS, and W. Sr: F. If.V: , Mextiram, allot wltirih are mlvertised in our paper. To so high a perfection Itas this wonderful art been brought by these several artists,—so vivid is the likeness, and so ex quisite the softness, delicacy aniT finish 'et their portraits, that their respective rooms are daily filledivith patrons. Their . futridredsof spedirrienantra an attractive display. - Visi tors find it difficult to determine the /uperi ority among these vario - Js aiiisic-7-4:itieim prov.ements originated and claimed by eadli will be found detailed in their advertise ments. lioN. JAMES COOPER, of Adams coon ay, sailed in the packet-ship Sarawak, from Philadelphia to. Liverpool, on Monday last. An datertainment was given him on' the Fiiilay_ previous by a large 'umber of the Whig; of Philadelphia, at whicichosuollll: and . speeches were made by several leading Whigs. Gen Irvin's health was given with a hearty "three limes thane." Mr. Cooper bars with him the hearty good wishes , of not only %Vhigs, but many ,tpoliticth • opponents, ltit his speedy restoration to health. . . . A GonwHovEr...L4:lurfriends who melds itiflg Philadelphia about this time, particular= ly those having business on Merkel , street, can find no'Place with Whiall , they ivilU , be better pleased than the aMlegheny tense," kept by Mr. E. P. Hughes, near the corlier.of Eighth and Matkot. We know !rem' the personal enjoymeutOf thenaOliat this House abounde in all the eleliancieu, comforts'and. itccomodations which every Welt 1 1(.44 Hotel otlteie to itu i patrani• The lioiusels ~ besides. viltuited 'for btiiitiees-nien, be ing in the very centre of trade, 'and - ite char- . ges are theta' ieationable:-.lTit OtT ; fihrio Aleaantlritt'bniette Union 'waits to hear ine' reasons , in ducett. General , Scot! grant an artnisticeluni,, open,t negotiation,', although it <appreheuttle' it has cost nur,country some + precipue ' lii' s', gritiabl.f, 1,361 Win Ott by the ,Gosornptent'ortpuristsalo - ,azoontric; Scat 6 woold:sieviti have - liSid - 'docasion 10 - ignutt an - armistice' for,the purp ose eatering'upon'oop • • ~ • • t l'ilZ ' : a1,11 ,? -,: ki°"d., l :afrillY, ': a , WIII)e, of - rpformert , i)U , lta of - In wasular-saiiiiigth aplity,, aro about to : visit Cattiele. TbeY .0 71 ilat ' '' l 4ed ii t r s igl i g eriii ! i ! ' i ii' ro l !!!'i . 13666 !iii) 11l Pliitalfe'Vtllili ^ ll iiir,a , t..i 6 i , 4i-, is t Irfted 44tobItattintidn. , ,nar. I :'-, ; I 4 ••• , ' ,, i'' 11i„,.. " rr :. •• Jr .., , ', ,,, 11 t u'-f-T'a 4P3IPTI Alloaripin calla .fott Hatay ,irhit''.oo,l4..,tli*W'eiielf... rlhelliiiiiiPr ' ',llo olfl f # , .oili r oal‘i44 7 ' 'Avile. , :iiiiiihi i and lieellli' 4 :"ii 'l4 . lst 'i *4 Ar ',-,q , , I 4 , . • . , 8 , t ',...„,°,f, ...fflturg , Ofilli fttlieipli - 44: 1 11, 1 , r titlAp.,,wr'pyi :4- 4 0,440-,oji, , , -4: 1, "14'11;'4 ' , ';'•.4' ' ' ' l . - ' 4 4 , 1,-!;;;404/4,!;IIIV-` , " I' Tii,ttiadaiiitioTtlThii4kiiYlk44''''' , 1 .. •-, ~ • .. ' . -- I 1' ~. IP.! ''' 41a N ici t:'!7.. °11 ,POPit#4 fili4fit 1, liixt i diiIIIP tilio 4l .l l p*lUid,*ll : `l4lll4k; ,i)e.b,lr , afi. ;Whiii a•stiblilivi:thorpUstietltaing 4411 that 44 , ,lifeseldt 1 ' , - ^ sArgkr•a.Valtii ' 5221 `';tpuirprErr..bUT:-LEIT,ER :i...3`lpylpron4.••ll.' , receNedariVei - from:, Gee.- fpll~itiii~ g,. lisfactory exposition of Gee Tay'-~ Idiits 4 iiewai yet ourier: notices •it as 'follows,lati'd exPlains the reaslln 'why Mr: Ingersoll' deemed, jt . prudent Af.I I NAIRMIXteI i9 A4- letter tlieft3d - ol• Mimi; 'Elena-quarters 'oflhe-Army' of ticaupatirin. in Mexico..commen ces stating that he is Whig„lpot , enmlrta fitranAnteioaux,..AzmuiecOAll4ficittlhabhoi Tine"could have 'abaaryqil ; fht 3 ,..(lebate.,,lif the Wiz; laai 's ession:on" , th t e attempt' !to censure him fur the capitulation of Mon terey, conducted mainly on iparty'grounds,' and doubt idle complexion of dittos.' 'Thuf the has *Ad a commission 'in :the army of 'ttie•United States •for•forty years —this commission being one of ,the is -ilia by 'Mr. Jefferson ; flint in the Inst ?resi dential .election he advocated.l;he Vettion of Mr.tlay, believing.ihnt-he -and-his 'friends -'assimilated' more to the,' princtiples 'Jefferson than their' oliri.tintirits:'• . Taylor yiroceediitheii todefine.hia 'present positiunthat he does riot thintr hiro sell qbalihed for, the Presidency Lthat would Willingly priatporieqiis name 'to secure the leleinion of Mr. Clay; or any of the dis iinguqied men or the same school now pre sented to The pablia..' lf, however,'the pea ple ot - tho United States - shall- sporitan eously 'elect him , he shrill feel ,himself bound to serve, but that he will not accept' of party: nomination gel/elusively? That Who should be elected ; lie Will -go into, Office 'unpledged to any, partietilarCiandri; that he was deter mined 10 carry mit the intention of theirara-'. 'ers of sheCtinstitution, of whom tiVot(reter log to Wuslibibton and Madison) were amp one theiciai•ly Presidents of the country, and thaLhe iiirdetermined in aueh ease to be the President .ot the ' nation,' and 'not. 'of .rt 'party' , WA' ' t x, I ; ,_ --, Ttrislettnils, we tonlersnutt - th - ennest - lult l and satisfactory exposition •ot Gen. Taylor's views - yet given Itylthh. Mr. ingersell will, not consent to its ptiblication„ because itis an answer to n letter- (ogled by 1301iillj purporting.lo have .been written by 11.1rJugersolli when no such -letter was ever will ten,by 1060 The Baltimore ratrioPof.Mon.day alter mien also givesa letter - from Gon. Yay'ldr, addressed to life wings of Baltimore, in which be 'reiterites the patriotic sentiments which distinguish his 2revions letters. Who can now dipht, after the incontestable evi Bence which is ollerett by Gen Taylor's own letters, iris sincere and strong attach-nent to to the . Whig party? Fighting ata Talting. • Volunteer hashes up a dish of extracts of tihtit.it considers very .tory-like ex,press- Inns by Prgrninent Whigs in reference•tcrthe war. • But tl;t Volunteer hes not The honesty has hot.—the . honesty. to give credit to the thousands of.g/ii . i» g .IWhias who ,are now in the ranks of this. It does not let its readeis know of • the .two Kentucky reg iments lately ' riised;a vast majority of the ..rankS and the %Vidal are Whigs and nothing else. It does not leU its readers either, that in the foinfoca state of Alabaina, where only-five companies are called -for nut a solitary one has yet been raised ! The wing party is Hato be reproached with un faithfullness to ibe country with such facts in view. The Volunteer Sneeringly asks " what are Whig principles We can refer limi ter an tits,:wer to General Zachary Taylor's letter. ,The old.chieltain gives as his reason for tbeiqt a mit', that the principles ol.otir pary are more assimilated to the principles of Jefferson and the earlier Presidents, than are those 01-the pseudo-democratic party. Un der Polk the Presiiient is the whole govelt ment,—under „Telletsea,..Madlison, &c. the President was only the Executive power 01. the government. Give us again the republi can simplicity of the earlier Presidents, urr der such an Execinfice"as the glorious.,old he= ro, ben. ZaeharyTaOrti- ! SONS OF TEstommice.The annual session of the Grand Division of the Order of the Sons of Temperance of this Stale convened at Franklin Hall, Philadelphia, on Wednes day last. The following officers Were cho sen for the ensuing year: • • : grand Wolihy Patriarch—RfMlEß,Tlll FAUST. Grand Worthy ASSociater,PAuk B. CARTER. drand Scribe—SAMUEL 7. Plcs'a'strs. Grand Treasurer—Ekiemn Tann'. Grand Chaidain—RolinT p. Moms Grand Condactor—CLAyToN AMEN. rai' Se line!—D4*!. McPiNLEY The anneal report showed that the . num ber_ol.Divisiona tiow 'organized , in this State ty 295, rnaking" a tnernbership Of, 24,889. The inerease.O( . meoers oirer the last 'Year The, nombevof Divisions in Cutel Noland county is sixicompribing • 899 'lrretri bet s. 0 EN . Scorr.—The Alexandria Gazette say* We rejoice to see f" 6 ,:luepd qt:il4ii36oiik iu, bestowed upon Gen; WScott,he press of all patties) and :the tliaposition , that, is :, ' exhi bited to' ifer justice :til'94iskill t serteigy ,and gallantry, of' this L ;rliOinuutslied, commander. Tha prudence and , foreekifii:'he has evinced, , the ,wisdona and : sagacity of his plans, have all been I , Stiliittl i j9' . 4is; paSsrtge - Irani f- Ve'• is Cruz, (4, l oi!dlniti' 3 . el4iture,or. oat city.); fn,fhe ottpital of .. loxiso., „With a force porn paratiieli ,, iinfiOtioanybe;tuisL'enceitniiired anti iiiidesteltilly,skinieiunted',*tiky;Olioitacle; 'fiqd)iikeslittA4i; ;4,!ii'a! , .4 g a c . 6 0 11 ..:.. ‘'. 9(1) 1 .4,. cuiuritrytirep t -iandfto-i be 'certain lnat-qiiii - pfit4 fried forhitrufelfs•ennue 9ittleih.:!will;bll Or evei• remembered 19"119lritivoS', bf , tha'tg:' .- 00 , iiiit' ; ***It,fi)i'd' 116 -0611t i: 1 0 "4 :! . 05iii' t ;1 7 0ft:;4 4 i;iiiiilf!:': , #.4. 11 :• 1111' 04* 1 44iMij ' tier'ligie - Waplaretnet..murrieitottCtli the ijaftritinbilti:hs , hali yet Ittlfillat tktAigttlitit hiiPtikthat 'Worki•nitietl t ,:: , t9;l;le4:l'of4tiii'. - itict' k9c;o4diellini l / 4 , l4: t er itia'fr.iiiipi; ( ::scltlifif;' iticireooil i g,itilVod'i'itil*. ° 6l3l;Aleriliitif; i t, lqe-rro lca i list'eMingrnlirfl4l lo :4(:,. " genera.. 'Sniento934niat bb'zltiliitittirkteu - 'btonli isitatiyali4'hili t ii"bB4iiiiiiiilitb4l9; ''' ' l , '' 4 ChtitithilliOCuriibteding; , pitialthiit id' 41 ncelisoorWilmoti+PreyiliebrinViintionrsi hi , aeltelilliol!Heil4inthrtliii,V4-litirMoriA t i 'l' 44 .4 .4 1 144, , SpbSeheti*re , nadrehr;f10, of . t 04 1 ..oPrilvii#lo 6 ~ iitVßfire'' ,011- , , sitttoot.att .. ~..*: ~ ~ r 0 43 *AliztitAiltOk IP i '1.4 - . 14 . iiver*pidigto*.. , . ),!, ,result' ',l ik : illifi 4 oo4 . . k t p ie: ' th ere" . ' ' his .•'o4 , Siner ',,,' . }A , i'4.4r4 . A M,,-it.IT EICEIE .0 6 h • Prlnap , Reaulfs. el he s , Or' remarks ,that b 3 ei nhae 0 Pc:lobitrAMWilliittliddiuk7oo 4 4efeaTifir-'thor• npoiLthe_ whole, gratifying and enctittraiing 'to 'the Whigs, -iii all the substantint , clnrnisrits tit pokver, S in r , taken • 'to tests;wo -, tmti..ii ti - thiif"" M ART: - i 1,146* four ,Wh rnelquiric;f grass, out ol; . Pr4 l Fain . al 69; and 'insuring a lyt ! •11 , „ - majojity ,n'tbO'HoO'so of AepiosciniatiFes, in the, next • Congress; besides increasing the Whig ma jority in the Legislature, and 'Fendetilih: cer tain the . election of a:. Whig .to the United . States Senate for six yeans;trom March 4th, I-849. GEORGIA ) instead of a-Legislature divid ed the - last — wasi - with' 4 Loy celbee;Senata and Whig House . , now eieos a Whig majority in each kranch; thug,oli audit* the . eleCtion two Whig Sernitortsjo the.-Senate of the United Sfaibs, for thite l rm of six. Years, rispectivelyi from Maiqh 1817 and 1r#413.- •. S • Iri PENNSYLVANIA the Whigs ietain . t in`thlr I H•:;lite ivilLprobably contaika sufficient number of Conservatives to' act witfi the WlLigit.on . . ny•imporlant questions. 01110,..which last year had a ) Senate at first tied, and alteiwards Loco Foito by ali -Benleeism, or vacancy, is now 'Whig by a majority inboth branches of the Legislnture. This election is important, as a new apPor lionment ler-representation in the.Legishiturtt. farthiiii Pia - the - yearkis Legislature now elected, FLORIDA, for' the first.time since h'e ad. mission into - the llininn,litis - elected n'Jhajos ity of 'Whig§ to/eAstgislature, and the largo WhigotajOrity eldeteil to the Senate renders probable the election of a Whig Uni ted Statesenatoi, by the Legislutnre nex year. Thus, in fonr`Of the five Statei i which eleciians have been held has the -minuet dmmistraiimi been condemned by the peo le, in the'election of 'T., egir.latures, a majori: ty of whom are Vhigs, and whose influence besides the bearing they must have on 'the Senate Oldie United States, variant fail to la eflitaie the suture success of .the whit; cause in'etfming elections. 7 , tiDid Slnnik" liti•'Frctildedtt There-olection.el "thii man with the big 'foot" is likely to play the very 'Mischief with the plaits 'for' the Presidency of the rival aspirants, Buchanan and Dallas. A courrriuMetition_in the last. Perry Democrat,. which smells very - JosseAlilleriSh, brings; "Old Shunk" himself .rlglit straight out forl the Presidency! The writer describes Shank' as ti secondJack,stiti; Mill thinks Pennsylva, nia ouglitnot.to_be..ovecilelicateabouturgit.g : him tmon the party in other States. The editor of the Democrat also gds it strone: for Old Shank, and thinks the party could not do better. We feel softy- for Buchanan now.— Be might as well "grve in" at once, if Old Shunk comes on the catpet 1. A Washington corriznitt7ntWot of the Bairi more Sun says: Sufficient intimations have been thrown out in regard to the orders 'recently tent to General Scott, to convince me that he has been directed—lst Po trouble himself no longer abriut truces, armistices, negotiations, or protocols. 2d: Toleave todisrurbed the shadow of a government rots al - Queretaro. 341: To' prepare 'tor permaderit occupation and for tranquiliiing the cohntrty. 4th: To disaim the whole populeton °lithe ciry 'and. country oil the road from Vera Crektllllex ico, and break up' and destroy their arms : and 'sth : To levy contributions tpon the principal cities and State's. • Mtn', IF 114:6 mir elbow, says the Pittsburg American, sticks to it that the returns fro:n Westmoreland are the same tally-sticks that were sent 'it' in 1844;' with only scirrib verbal alterations.— Targrrtheyitseiffine stick: On they put an owl for "Dernocrat," and on the other a coon for'"Whig," arid elevery'elee toy mine's.. _jackdnirle, lie'notches knowingly on the side he wants to vole- in . most, parts cdk Berke county theklise beans. The small white are' tlis speck• led, green,. vibite, and, yellow are kir the Democrats; and: blank beans are allovqd to' the . 'Abolitionistsr , e , After thbY are ..oeurited,.. the beans ate, -put 'back and remain lot the 'next - olictfon . for • Governor. ..,Then, as a Democrat or Whig dies, they take one out, or onOcotinetcol dge they' pal 'one in. !CAIDINET 1 1;itp4:01., , —A ; letter to , 16 New, Vork t rierta t ithus thelollowirm ," .1 The cabinet council eat-tellay,:- It• is sup pot!od,theyw ijebiling the reponantenda eae. = 'hle be rniiatato tottgreli hi - reference to - the war.' Weltrer*OkoteiAref 4 114exi.• co. Mr. Buchanan goes for ti . pert. Mr:. IVlareyfie tinter - i f° pacepelhapreypeciiciukt. be , tiattsfiea%*ith sithk./J*ol:.3)l.rN. Piront; the; Arai/A/4 Peihatuci ; 06 11 ? 4 ,lMeßOAtdi.ribffii.t . # l O 'O4 O O ConNreaa; • ,q , • 1 ; r. :F V 1, : '.Gati.Tatt.oßgoAttket Rog E,- 0, - f rhe Gaiveztt kin ;Civilian Id the;:!tlthpaityn?:. , --V.Mv: ,Ctdvit ettn r lteui, 410 ifif;:kn,lt Rani' Monierel _Elti*P 4, l *,tic,Wn Al to q.'clayiJhat on",tbei-reeeption the' in or. Vigtorifito C• j ent4iratiranit: P4f, 46 0 56 , ! r #i "i q 4 ; ', 4,1! 2 . 14 :f!KP4 1 ; i .4. 1 ,4 Elii: ' 0 1 1-:4444;biiii':9 9 14,4.1PrAiAck bje 040..; Ilte!li,m9 111 ( 1 litic no , fairther. need 01.!iisaety,leeti'in•MixittOPLI w. A•be, New OrWili l ieligenal: tem° - k I . !iThe''.hbOe's 4 The 6111(.010e - rTitievA o I .lli)iir based . Meittkillittdin I nilifiet;loWolifetlfett,ttiarlioei, esti, te iht 'o l * 1 1 1?qtjj,e,,, reeee',OveY'i,eur:°o'oifik i iiik,* l 4,t, geiern. , , ity euiii.c."' Whet feyeetitk," ithd , il.fc 44 . , it.thlS, ..11pury p ;c , k'N'q bkioiStifelt!'hotOtio4siiiril'at LA ty ,r; Wiii*liooo.4 o lo l iiiififfitOgriti'' R} !$f 4rtrkts,iV VM ai - r: :::•':, ' 4l ft ' Late A , IMPOi .-- ti •', 0.•,p,i,D1N - :=4 ii' xitgk•4 4 ' t ,,- i f , ",,,0,f,, 0-l Artaoc OfFintC , Ann,,onige, Garrrlon atil:ne l ' -1 1 a-10nibatdmehOftbilbnntifly4Oit Childs-SantoAnna*apling;4nioecC ''' son's Flan,'On/Ariiliipk,Ain'clihinfi. •'. Cotton - ''Brrieißetipli - ,ry Wirtinf - ..:.Antig, '----7 .7112, SOdin — Da Ft u re for Oaxaca:. The steamer Jaritee-L. - Day 'arrived at N. Orldaris on the g3t . - Lfrom:Yeral.Crui,' bring , int'digiiiiirci. 7 .llW,lllli: : o7orec , ba*nboe.iplito: ' lateearrtfalififetkirOnt,thri , eirinti v l•::,,:ri f -, ' - ;-• - ”Batiti.-Altlialvhanit'Prieldriferr•tlie2sfiteif • - SeptemeerpantPliad - riddressed-C9l, ,, Childs; , statiEg that'he had-taken possession of the I'Cityiwith 8000 men, anti teques.ing his irn mediale,rn extenation pldlid,post 7 i..perm Ming :Mile to ;'ffir- alanclitiii 'With Giiii;Scott or the • - the Amirican fordes at Perote,„bat threaten ing initho etiert'ettri-refueal that ariffirrreili i A s ar P il ui' t i o ll6 t l l l i s e a c t o e L a c ss h all i t i a r 'o ev ul i d ie r ,th m i y t e vi o th n , threatened anacksiipon tile pOsitions under his oommand, lie'Was hilly Salle:tied that he should be able to defend them successfully, -and-having-been-honored-with-The; duty-of gilarding them, he . was determined' to. de: _lend_them_todlie last.- . • .-, ', . .. • , The Arco Irisi,ofthel3th9clober, fUrniab isfurilier IMportant -- news. :A. letter from 'Pnehla, dated at five o'clock eit'the evening of thei , 27ili September, flays the, points .of San' Juan' de :Dios, `San Itinari,,!Santri....Rosa and . Santa Mtinica dent 'pence(' Whefivy can'-' nonage upondhe Alnericankworke. The lit ter immediately began to throw Cannon shot bombaand grenaders into Me - demi - 6'ot ilie cityrovhicksiifTered contliderribieldjuty._•,...l. A bsut ft 'citclock:dhe cannonade ceaSeddint eommenced again et dawn on - The i lollowing; clay. By order of Santa.A U net ; a. breastwork of collon bales had been erected, with dour hundred'cotton bales which he had comman ded the commercial houses of Valesce to furnish for the defence of the, city. Tsi pre vent the completion of •these.werks, The A.- Inericans hom-the first•had kept up a con tinued:fire from San J . se upon the workmer.- Whichibeing briskly returned 'by the Mexi cans; fte discharge or bomb's and . grenades from the American lines gleatly inereased; but night superveithig everything, became quiet. :. ' • .4 - September - 30th--4 partial tranquility reigns in the - city; 'but' General Rea having concluded the 'erection the eieetion..of a biittery to open iiporrSan Jose, the greatost enthusiasm against the,. Americans prevails throughout the city. - . • On the Ist of Octolter'Sapta Anna. at the hend'ol 200 b cavalry and infantry and three pieces of artillery,_sallied out train Puebla, intending to attack the American train which left Jalapa on the Ist, - and reached Perot° on the 4th, butletore arriving at Topeyahualco,. his designs were Wthilly fruStrateil 'by all tit his men ; with the exception of ;1M- litissais,, composing lits.perannalgnartl,-diaving 'pro nounced- ligiinst liiiii,•riltrilinfing the uri;:irtu, nate events of the War and their want of suc cess against the invaders, to his incapacity and unsuccessfolnearr: - Siirire tautly (leder ed. him a - traitor,: and nit worthy Of holding any command in the Mexican army: .. Santa Anna having reached Tepeyalinaleo whit his 130 111/ZFIUS, received an order from the grivernment at Quererito, 'onleying him to repair thither at 'once with all Ins Irbops,' but he did not think itfeoriVenient to comply ' with the dernands- , Of-liis---gOverzinetit-antl took up his'hine dl march to, khijace,- lie !Inv : , ing, itutiliely declared his intention of procee ding to thin Ptilde, where,. he designed ,to raise rihother huffy, WifirglitiM to renew.the Istia i lialiAr,th the enemies' or the ne l itoic: .111tVletters'from fhb•iirWribrserfititilifein, the o.lgiOn that ISentb, Antieretingidereatinl-;, self aslinipeterit, i '. • any . thing mored "rfirirAtite'lliat;htir , . ~:'l. < . nit,.. Ins way to wards' dlifiliterrialftlefUipurpose Of leaving , Alexhidriter4OtitiVildrifiis march to Oaxa ca is Otilfli_*riletd aid in die quiet ac crirriplighbini( Oda designs. l i nelifilfeitiber 2.—Since Santa Anna's departure;4l4slinnortailing has entirely slac kened 'Olf. - :-The ' cotton house of Valesco took 'fire; iind'hureed down. The inhabitant's of Ptieblaffiearing 'the iirigirity. 'Of me 'bells' which aniitffiked this incendianisin were very Hitch !alarmed, lielievirm the Arneri cans 'had lilt their ethreachnitlfa and were i storming 'Modify. . it is leported thattlen. Sedu has granted a. passport to Santa Anna, - Other Mexican pa pers deny that he is endeavoring to reach Guatemala, and insist that he Will continue the war without respite. The Genius of liberty says that Pena y Penn -was discharging the duty of President at QM-tater - a i but had refused to recognise hisitssdciatts appointed by Santa Aanu, and proposes that 'Congress shall elect. A report prevailed lit Vera Cruz on the; itfith ' •ffiat attimpany of Texan Rangers were attscked by the guerillas, twelve miles,d is girt, arid all but two were cut off. An ex press had theived(stating that Clie 'than was • killed-tiud"eighteen• missing. 'Some 'difficulty had occurre dln the. Mara% sachusetts r,l ant - nil Gen. Cushing had disarmed' Irdif _ '65 frontjAhe' regli - merit. •, ' . . Captain Wells hes-been honorably acquiit , A:.rilchiel J'ltek flays had arrived at Vera ! 'Qui, to'th mhile,py the General Lane was:at' Perot!, on the 4th of; October; ritul-po doubt entered Puebla a few daps afterwards:' • • , The A reeTlris of •tGlh; speaks of exten- Sire prepatations - maithiglo deskatich retrain for the interiarotrul sa a . that - mitre :Than 4000 troops-are all armed sand ready for'to mark. , , •. - * The editorconjeetures M . :lt:General-Patter, son has n new expedition in prrispect ag,nitist' some. State not .hitherto iOnited by •t he A-; itnericans, instead .olinining Gen. Scott. The same paper containssame specula 7 . flow:xi to the probable action' of ;the Mexi can Congress . Queretaro; :among ,othersk thinks that the minds'ot the:people olthein-1 terior, hact - untlerpowom'chauge: since the oc mention of the Capftal; ited Were *dispose lavor, a peace-: . . '';Major P olk;' aetirig'; its. Tt..•,iiolmnteer,:. beeh ordered to the command of a- klefaalr rrient of caysilry,P.haroloJoi_el,intlor Major Cooke . . . , lietrerh,iadeordeig to. ih - fic.Areo hid collected' 10,060111811 at:l'6l64ore iiii - a3Voi the IVhtioeid :4.66 ' Th'ai Geerillae lave ' , lnn= away. at tjalaria i inching:cow 'mar • 'only!„iiiient . ltheirtlelendeleas :cowl tryintelliehl k the; Mexteah i huthrertties of ~tlie State roflleca Ortiz ,14.4telaHcie0 - efgettop tieg.measiiieeJtoliet:the7l.ilownv:io. 10. ' ,0 - I •''' ' th ~. ..Pa'ffte , JartAnta:htie.threlrie taireiV it aheotnall ittiottrry'Ofovisiehethttotlrera Cru'i:AZ 1 ; , :: 47 !.: ,fike: Delta pabliehosit inotestietetel koi the. Cl!fCbuneiltef;ltlexhio eelthematry , df Gen: .11;410tytodettuir:withthierneearetitt 'toren 'his:proclamation of inartiallawir. ; • ,I,Cs.n i .modoliPj.tiry_hailtaken:mifhia:qteitu, ,lere , teniimarily: on sheie: , lNg 0 ; .. - 4 ~ 91., • 1,t:, ', r'.. ..y iThe,omito hes agaht;medeite - atifmartuipe ` - et Vera in.a• mild f0it4;d.,..,y. , -,..._1.1 v•t / f. 'ili`i T oVA 4 -it e 4,:-Lfi l etll4 4Piiiiii - fiAi f foariti;uB.;,iiiitlitiir :the ` . dekkitri.li; eilihost'Atolt tteltircie #theiit's :of ihoaticiton4•Vll:oiir N. , 4ittFi.rat;),Melt"tif#% Mt. ilee . etieOriquept4' !isie. hqe:,tript,*47.!all'etleitlquie4llll.oo: aglntirtsinge'Y(abreiti:. Newe,St 'SW 40 New ghgtaniret)iiliiilif tiv,"ellsiiiiiiiiid ~1i1)41;„ ','lol y,.vprg4o.:tiitit ilia.Y.tiVtalciiislla 44t061491Y? aiatilaitialyreilir - P' ,1 2i1.1,r; - ',t,•;,. 4 . .... , 1, 7 1 c ,;. ~,,;,., tteivl , s . ' Ihttotil .t.t., fret ';.49.0E63 ,, T,rt a rtF.* . jikeeffik liP i iiiii iliiiiita ' 1 *, I . loioLBrarl jeal'ear !tit:, 9isolblyoivwl,ll. mi,iivoitica,tobelieittilum ' ik to.z. T. '.li4riPsdpit.',o342Ti l iVtiOietri )i . O ft ocirroi'!* 'hta.iiifijiotol6o#l 1740i4k )o , '.°FibP.' otipt)§o4,.l4.i}..v*#„,o4,l*l:s?••: , ',. itv4,: ' . 1, 710,tay5 ,-,, , , ..100:4-.qii - ,,',, ..';-',c' . ' -ff.-0%1:25V ,aill.,z-Mil-,:W•;,,i4A:1.1ir,,,..:,,,,,.)•-,..'::7,;,`r., EC LENIN ffll2 EE wan !,jijliii,fiiima''if'o F i{:iitiijr Readers:: .. ..,, " . I;',.°' - . 7 ::‘ - , ~- ~,- Tim C o pciik' ,i,.sapursningtits enbreck'as in 1 ,1%32.‘: iNtliei. 01114,iir",,500,03.41,tigi,itieha$1 at , ?Ni/t . cheitiliiii,' . oll , the B r atti,o. Shauldili ,4oursebepnraued with-thf4ttmeTrapithly%- . 1 . c1id, , ,in.A3; it _v.o4retrh_,tbai,Unitee, - ,: , i §utti#R,. j!&1§444,A, ‘'. 4 4),,L, \-V-', \ ..., , tii , .. ,1 "0 f - :Qui6 VlciiflA,• - - 1 J-I . Te- / r_u_nier_ditfria..:*cri‘ „define - in the circles . of the highest authority, di the symptoms of insanity having been decidedly, Tanilested by her Slajesiy. The iwelitkdowncJiability of her family toads cm ' erinaladY attengthens the probability of the report: . . _ into 'the servico- - 61 the United_States at Cincinaii, last week. who was in the battles al Palo Alto: Monte ,ieyamtitiluenaar.istivendingthe last orte^fed and was left for dead epon:the field, repot ted as tlearl;to'betifirOarietirshil: published as.dead in the official despatches. . KrThe amount at on - Eh:tiled &WS at . llc-tv Yoficlitifiveek wifssl,6oo,6ooin the same week •last :year Only. 8300,000. No wonder the revenue is So large .under the tariff of 1846. •Rut won ft pityr.day_comel Major Gene:re! Patterson has,. it , is enia: given orders to.disinoutit twenty-eight brass guns from the castle of San Jean d'fillon, for the purpose - of sending them to the-Military Academy at West . Point. • . . The Pennsylvania Ital I roficl, Company in vite]proposals for, the•gratling and :masonry Ron. :about 36, miles-of the road, &item!. ing West from section 20 nenr lewisiowit Datn'.7 ' Grant,' who successfully disinfected ftlre-3United :States frigate:-Raritanris w be sent: lb the Wl' of Mexico for the purpose `of ens:tiling him' in practibe on an extended scale his plan 6( ridding ships of foulness. The Washington Union says that •no of ficial-communications have been received irbtn'oGen. 'Scott since: the 4th at June. If infers that his depatches must have been in teroepted by the Guerillas. - -I . • The'Washington Union contradicts the ru mor that' Gen. Taylor is about to reiurn . lloMl3. 'tie has never signified any such intention to the War Department, and cannot of course leave his post'(fithout obtaining its permies ion. Amounts from Ohio speak of an unusual quantity or rain_ ddring last week, . w Inch has caused much damage by the rising oh the streams,the destruction of dams, bridg e-, linces.zo.. Strange, the Mormon prophet, has order ed all his followers to Beaver Island, in lake Michigan. .He has bought up that spot, con taming forty square miles and expects to ga Cher the Mormons there this fall. General Scott says Mr. Kendall is rio de lighted with the bravery of the privates, the fighting men of the h'rmy, that he wishOs they were One map j _so as to hug them all tti-hireboiorm The ..iniesetwins reside at---Mount Airy, North Carolina, •cin 'farm purchitied With the proceeds'Of their exhibilioriii,trai which they - cultivate. Both are married and have a number of children. Father-Mathew intends to visit Amerirn nelt summe . ri he will„ot courso clime. by water and will sail thrcitigh, 'the' temperate aone. • An American 'prniercailed the Anleiican Star; was issued_ in the city pi. Mexico' ini mediatOly afler hb odcapatidn of the capita by Gen. Scott. Maj. Lally lost 12 Men 'killed and 105 wounded in skirrrti.hes with the' Cherillas. while taking his command frotru Vera 'Cruz 'to 7alaha. . - The trial 'of Turner, the 'defaulting flank rihshier ol Balt;more . , has -resulteel ! its at , 'quittal. Tie is . to'be tried ou nriatheecharge ol conspiracy to defraud the:batik. Seven 'absconding slaves, belong:Mt: to Dr. Reach and the Messrs. Clagett, ol Hagers town, were pursued and arrested near Chambersbureione day last week. The Rev. Mr Tappan, of New l'ot!lr, was struck with• appople`xy while 'entnnJed in prayer, onunday night i last artil'dhortty after died. Col Martin Scott, -0 , 10 'was killed in the assault upon Mexico, lose 'by merit, 'from the Talk's. Tle ivas 'a native of 'Venribni, and enlisted during the warw,ith England. There 'are now sixteen newspapsrs .in TotVay,where fourteen years ago these was not a white inhabitant. The popular: vole on the CCongressio nal candidates, in this recent election- in Mary land, shows a cleat Whig majority of 34. Hon. Neil S. prowh, the newly Mewed Goverricir ot. Tennessee, was inaugurated - on the 16th inst. Mr. Tasisiro left Washington a few days since, with deapatches for Gen. Scott and Mr. That in Mexic. The total hortrber °Weed's by yellow lever n New Orleans has been 2,544 this season. i• In Merdericou,nty Sbunk's majority over Xevrii is-one `vote-I- - 1— • In. the'arorrnfng.of , Moline,d ei Rey Major Sumner : . wrth /is dragoods, charged 'a-heavy column of the •enertnY's lancers'. In "doing sof they had to pass udder a leaiy. fire from • the enemy's works. The following incident connected With this charge, ie told „by the. correspondent of the Delta. It is notuncom- . mon in 148'1(14 for horses to show 'such die:. , "While - theviValrY were . 'paasing in front of the enemy, irk unier-to otiergerthe column of 'lancers, they Were not under the fire more than,,tert ; eeconde, and, doling that time,:they: suritaitted,J loss •six ciftcers,wounded, • thirty-two Privates,killed'encilyounderli.and. ,a 'loss, of , ono.,htindred ;eritlJ five liorses.-- .There 'were:but tWO officers that - did !not have . r ilmirphontes .shot under 'there ) but there , ie ade dung aVery'remarkablerthrit • h e 'horses. from which the riders hail be,en'eluit'itheeled ' and 'as' though:they T had: 7. been theitintVi . they' cartia!'jn halt ' , Hen! the'etinige,..tvheit all kePt (AP' diy/00}1„ the :Paengr"', • • I ME 0fek'4"11;1ar'.21111.14Ud••.. 1 . .,' We'can,constateritOialiiilibt**ri t yni: pound hYttilrent Wild - Chalkk k linkLn4Ne y', mead In the United States fcir'ntoreflian“tedlehrat that hiva'rlably•ourita'w inbantichagbi and that thou. R4di or Individuals gradually sinking under, tpoln , .41diona Mischa of , Il eatteat felPo nr,bpurnyi,“lpyphenkt, nytorrathriptirert--ba've lbeen.rostorptt pities. and Wends by he ule‘,lint Oa Pouf 116 ngel atoneof the wonderfureurallye`pbviar of qv!' toolpf, 13wan°'i .4b 'Mid dile e's eat .Idret!Otfli " 1.4 .• 4 •• 6 • . • , Peaceiend,pleiedtti now, iliiiitimititheei 4 f:'s4 ..41r,on.lihe.SpOrl0e1,4iE;prpss.44 - ,, tub purixwoit.'qitalve.notertlni hdW bßAl4l,thiktiubni.ibut,ylbri 'ate Wunit td pos; `SCSI gallAili'vlirnies.larlwhiehittiey ere recoinend -04. A RtittAbOgittpr, ,10,141 a. eiterAest tom- ...mono." Compouni Syr, p .ipt,Wll6 pncryt 411,401 , 1m4 . in Rilikylelplty nye, beglihr l llo ) .A47 , 'A WigkigY A.hOX. 1p 'Meth It' ha tut wprupon if .Secconlibendujlo! than eisiiMlawl, - ifedd'not'deepitir , ''Whllolbeied fi Ilfeethiwe ruici litlope, ta{ From thiVrawford Democrat, Mee - 6100,:. ram recontroond:DiAlwayhol Cojriplukq rpr ChtuttUAtiblcirtno niait,oMactlva knot plane, Ault cuAlifig Olgto r g V.. cot Apr roseor tpa :pow. bviirelhwpni Eta pfirel ypg And Plll7 priciid all'lrha Wide klrgti.lt Mat, , kmphieto gratlNl46 . l6lng ybf!Oit . lroony..tlkeit!wilk iTtlyttico:tho moat akprotl l : hal thtesw.ndigoEltimow or , Dr. Bwdynel.golll; / rnitirildO•P" .111 1 11 1 1 PP I "77Cup PSVA Pori !ill' o,Noty,teatt,,Tugvnime o.eana b„liAa bet 411 e • I ital • ri ekaParell onir btiOri l gi.ftW liiNIN/114 Stem, l esnAr 7or gh l 'vilt; • 50 - ,1‘1140 Tslol' 4 411 t. Sold,in - ',(1.114,6);4,y, S; IVV.: . MU Vivi 4 io.a e ,T legs 4 ve , i.. nration of a itolitterd nature 'no bllkrethrtople of this conat•tly, says the_tYnrfi-R!P bliCiinifs7thir*Etntierarid'ut= 1 • ot! r zirs timatelitirpostklhrandlfoi-thiell the War-a -gairktt„lLlox.ntsf,ts to be conduaetj. Negotia tions Yet-itehen-haveifailedrand-the-belligePy7 ern parties have mutually rejected eaeh - odti errs terms. The Capital or our foes . bee been captured, but „Its loss seems' only to have aggravated their hostile. feelings, and to have determined them to .proseenk:Olie: War as e strugglii to national- existifrkel— .l IVltatitheri are ,t,vit . The councileoftsomei.,and,,enter,upottinfreffr terprize l orsebjugating the whole Mexican territory—holding poriSeasicin Of it with an .army of from Fifty to One Hundred.ThouCtifitl - men - z-sequestkaling its Revenues-:-:44i4 cnntributions on its peopleend in s eorperating ' its soil, and inhabitants with our country) Is _ - suelr a-selveme draThAliest•eiimpatibl e with' 7 , the genius of our government? Is It safe to keep on toot such a Standir.g Army? Would our Revenue's sustairlan andartdkingeo Cost,' ly ? Do the people, desire .to aecumalate quill a vaff i ,National Nikes - At? cornempla - T . aid scherna'fivinAnfeurf, Is suclfatmixed population Of Creoles, Indians, Zambos and Nitgtos--eompristtir every shade of colitir and, every. , degrOe ci pt.` degradatton,indoleece and igeorance,desira, bre as an acquisition to our ownopulation? It !s again „suggested by some that pik,Gatt ernm-Om should plant - our'Army on . the,honh . dary kne Which it is willing .to adept,, end, content Itself with repelling the attacks of the Mexicans until they are eontent to make peace. But the question arised; - what" rind where Shall be that' boondary The Rio'Grande 1 The Sierra Madre? The _ line_, rom-Vera-Cruz - across 'to the Paohic ? its some suggest, the Isthmus of Tehuante• pee which 'would be again equivelent an', appropriation to our own -uses-of the 'entire - Maiican'Territory ? • These are seriods .matteza; but the 'mass of the people, we suspect, will never taket_ the trouble M. thinking about them• They leave it to their political leaders, and *hen an election comes around,aontenttheineelvea, with voting a ticket falsely labelled Demoir* , lc—with shouting overa party triumph, aria then busying themselves with their urdinary occupations. This may rum out to be lalse socurity in the end. Domestic s.lissensiou National Tagation—all the consequences_ Which flow from Wars of Conquest 'tire ye( 7' to be experienced; when thalperintrarrives it may be ewer' too late that the goldep::op .porttinity secu ri ng Peace, Justicie and Con cord was lost at ibis lime. f'bov E A WIDVNP: TonruACIIE DEEM—TIT sudden action of tills astonishing remedy letthok Ilgittaitt re markable illartirieristic—it is not only quick but per nianent in its effects, and may he useew lilt perfect safely. Profuse ore the expressions of grateful ;Mini; rat inti'thetsitri ve been lavished by groanitig sufferers upon this prepwration. It Is nnexcellent article, end -will cure the 11111 Pt violent toothache or path in ;hi stuns in one 'theme. It Is not uttplensaw to the butte, will not Nitre the teetb,and effeela perfruthent cure. Somid- faithfully has the ,Clove Anodyne per nliii4T(l-bll--ilisirbati Peen has for It, oi' ninny at tempts have been made in Iniliatill.andsmony wont. lens rtmepoutids tire offered under the nume-of Clove knotlvne Purchasers tunsehe sure and ask for.lohtb son's,Pnothaelte Drops, nod observe that the nonce of henry Johnson Is on the wrapper of every-genuine vial. Price 25 cents. Prepared and sold by A. Ti. & D. SANDS, dritulita. 1011 Fulton el reel, New Verb Soil etre by St ELLicyrr, in Carlisle, nod by drug gists -generally throughout file United Stales. Pricer $1 per bottle. Six bottleilbr five dollars. . . ER TSI , IMLA R OR ST A NTIIONY . S Frax.•:Wright's Indian Vemable Pills are an ea. tuy, - tafe and err tabuteure for Erysipelas. because they purge front the body those" possonous humors which am* ORURO of St. Anthony's Fire and every other MR lady. From (bur to . six of said Indium Vegetable Pills, taken once in twenty-four hours, at, night on going to bed, will in a short lime make a re, feet cure of the Mast obstinate ;titanic or. f t rystpc f . las ; the - *mime time the tligationiki i ril be in.- • proved, and the blnodao earepleteqinurfgetkliat all kinds of inflammation and pain will .he driven frota the bouly,and health and vigor, will be givea to the Ithole frame. Beware of counterfeits of ail kinder ppm pre men-- ed with linger: ethers are made In resemble in 'citite,i went antiviral,. the original medicine. The ertfes,.a course in In purchase Irma' the regular' Shouts only . one or more of whom may he found in every.cillege and lawn In the State. Principal Office, 100 Race et. Philadelphia. Sold In Carlisle by CHARLES °UMW ; others gents In the adlieri bine columns. eiti) ,itlarkcfit iliiiil . , ---- Piiii.rnaLettkt, Monday Evening tioi The steamer Caledonia Is hourly Anniced for, , and . the ntalOcet,in some suspenselny nw es. Holders of 8.1,0T11t are..deninnninn4lo,so and (1.1)2 'for choice !wands. :Rialesin smalfitai•celaitr city use • nt 58,112 and 47. ` t RYE FLOIIIV Ii held firm dt ,I 2 fitid 5,25. • CORNAVEA.L: 83,25,00.3,8r,(00t989111141010941 3,12 for Itiondy!yliie. • Ttiore.nie fair sales Of •WlfElOr' flr for gond Southern 'and Pennti;_ied,,a nd'f/149 arid 1,48 for prima white. , • • •i flys wottlt 87 cents. r ••, CORN, ..• ; 75 and 70 center. • „ OATS, old Penna, at 47 cts.; Eloolheric. 44 .WIII810Elt; in bblo. 28;40 Ithdo. 29, tents'. Ilsormaroar,lNor. E A enlmof WOO of Maryland Statirris t iyas'itaide day at f decline, 300 bids Howard, st floar'svaie %sold at 80 13 and smnlEsales ofCitt 111111Eivere elfeeted;at , the same prlhe. , Corn Medi 43 62k. White Whedt'l32 te'l3Be, and . lo,opo basbelikretat 130 • Corn mi. Oats, 40m • 1000'bustialii rye Kt Whiskey 30m•- • •• • 1 ` On Thursday, the '2Bih John. G. nitchey,..,4oMCfk • Ant Berland county, to Avila p • umu ns of York county ' e , iOn thes a i inl e Aotr,i9gL:§lY • ittli. l l l 6: r I MIRA TIA Tittior 0 &EGER, P Uth :1X.X.Z.... 4 14.V44X:44L4V VAP od KeY-444-Preitleitt't lonoglii7M,.!/; E , 2.4 11 r , ?.41.7 1 x0001,1,1?raikfiird • Icrqnol4); Him township: ' , P - " 7 ! r On the same day; i'i l tfie'sanie Mt LtEiTi, of Wevtiffp to n yvillitjw bliffild to wriphip, '• On ihe:;-20th. , itY/m,Sistikt,JilttcoiViNtlirrAll¢kC EL 4I / 1 21 / 1 :4 Niur of this pleimpaocol,,,ltue 542,41! .t - '4 JA 441 rViiigilL4 4.444,01 itiks: Jur . 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