,
; ; -Th ( 49 *4 6 444' ',' Lir , 00a 4 , 1 4
i c ,p;Pirsriho “I),inooniktlipioeiad
8 7 1vAnK have i" i
, ftek i fi - li° 9
irtrii*eel!Paittn::
Ciiveragi4
B,maikteili4:el'9ll4?l l / 4 :'
- ter 4t,e,t,yin CVllll6', .BACh A •
most shrely he needed . utrm' seat
menf; ttY,enios t e. th3ifelireanery an
o siepponeuts, nnd rthe.falseimodt ,
tesantatiops whiel,l already
4efeatto , ure nna- •Peuintinewl.
farklqemor Mid ()anti Comminsi‘Ohr The
reder4o_atMattis
"vg
tit uuses ,1644 been
oat we ekgWerhopeour , Democritic
friends in 'this C 4 inty will WstikAimmelves an
this matter 9 . 4l:llti,btovOlier for mi ff copies.
It is tiiie l i;o6iiiitin4sa otn,hi;
:4414,1 LEscuus., H' Arran%
The; to :
already fa"ablY
lora 10 our room from the frminenti tram
fen
of:i l ts:artliles to our columns, to be t ione
ti . pstoingttse,papent in the Union, al 4 one
more mpno,ying to di; Federal press than em
other in t* Eta!ef editons propose
nisb to Ottbs frosi April 17th until Nolem
let., thfs-regalitlyeekly edition, containing
the eietiii of -tliodlaily, upon the following
terms : psis—ten copies in one paelutge for . 0,
tventj:rive, dd.. for $lO, fifty, do.. for sls, or
onchtuidred, de.,' for $3O. Address HAMM-
Tos k Poesny, Philadelphia.
Colisti***
The state eleetlon in this hot-bed-4f Vgd!i
alistn, a me oton Monday week with the'itsi -
al result and "nothing 'else." 'The - chieftain
of tbeat T our, HuffOrd CoßVeatfon, CLARK
BISJELi was elgeted,,Gtreiranr. by . about
1,060 n4jelitY . ,,4wd O 4 the members of don
gress w4re'ehoien ly, ilicisaine party. We. are
not mu 4 disappointed witkithe result.
can exptlet to•"gathergriapes of thorns or figs
of Oisais e - • goloiw , ats Connecticut is cunder
the doutii . . ion:of agang of - leaeherons mOriopd
lists, in Oc s,hnpe of Alanufacturers,as she is
at preseitt,:li staltiessign hei to Fedetid
wittkout'a-word.
WbS are Gee. Ta4llor9aßseadlirat
So mheh has been Mid by s the Federtil Press
and street-brawlers ofTate about the " enemies
of Gen. tar ton" that it is thought really worth
while to enquire who are his enemies. Akw
weeks ago, when, the news :of Santa Anna's ad
" -
ranee upon him, was first proclaimed, the Ad
ministration was arrayed against him, amine-
resented:l)y these some unscrupulous parti_ I
=no, 1110066:14:_to leave bun us peril:, that
he Might - he got out of the way as a Presiden- 1
,
tial mudidate. .11nt.5nch a silly slander has i
been taffy exploded, even by . the old hero's
own letters, and we now aired aur examination
..- -14 w........_:_. .---,.......ti.,f1ai 4)-
I,osite 'I der- :Thelellowii!,s- -rp.:.... , kii ..-:.-1
copied frbm the Penns9lvanian, written in re
ply to t#O National Intelligencer, and ti*
strictly relevant to the point. We give them
,
ie P ref e t F+ ) falAY 4 :our I TP : - ' ~
- No tii i TIM real etiiiinkief Gen. l'arion—
those wilhaveprelonged the war, and " aided"
I
and - coittfoitel " the common foe, beert
Federal 444 . ei n and i ttWeral newspapers.!
More oi - 14'11C-than all 4,limg's else againstAlle 1
war haveteen these induistrions and .malevo
lent partisans and party organs. And' the
truth is ionelusife, that the most, infinential
enemies of. Gen. Tkr Lon are among the very 1
men now,inost clamorous ia.his behalf for, the
Presidenay. ' Lat the 'facia - speak for them-I
selves. ,
In Ma sachnsetts--the most steady, Federal
State in' e Union--=such was the bitter and
persectai g'oppo.ititni to the war, that the metr
in CoL -hiug 13 regiment. were refused the aid
(4 the 4.4ature and-titizens,:and were com
pelled at to rely upon the private' charity
of that Rant officer himself; • mid = Pneh sub
seription4as could,he raised amaryllis person:.
al and poitieal friends. ln the legislature, if
t hat ...Stattl ! 101k..t1ie...." t'..(=tehktintk,4PPatgnia , 4to;
&Mb to pie troops i 0 Gnshintra s keininandir
n- ''ere,
under (fieussie - ' Tx' - -
" 31r. leyes t !a ! Federal member, said * iie
world csi of his right Land beforz-ha r moild
hold it alpiinfeoor of arty-tropositionla afoid
ast *id Oihatener to this infaatour war Isith
31e.rito.' T . • • ' N. , 1 ,
. ,
"Mr, Idird, another Federal member, said
'he would tell the 'firi'reis in this in
Mezioni`4rar, gat the vicre to expeet;no*
front .11 - nissaehisietis.'" '
~ I'. 1 ,
We neeilaot quote from' the Wercester . ii 4
?
a Federal 4aper, and Other:prints of .the pa
kidney, t4)oliner, haw 'strenuous the efforts:Wall!
to prevent; the-young men:from vo
that t nor need we to what is notorious, t
Massachuiletts reitmenewas along time , :' g
vs, sad Ida enly-finallzrzised by reernits.. ',,,,
Democratic New Hampshire. "- Those who reb l
.11eet the long and delays to which
these gallant men here weresubjected, owing to this
i nternaloap6slo*":need: . mot "lteit the facts
here allndktai reimlled"te tiiiii:minds.
And yei tlitirmkitiiiVtiiiiiitteit 'men wtir;
' te,ae-infeatterten,,,Tayz a aja, mato
the *ow ,prettied by,the
,i*lisitiotifyin '
'.o • Seot4 11- Mile •htgarittoi, ire Wilt,tbliiii4d I
he tiec4ive not-only,-btioanse, Gen. Taylor's'
aqops w , drama in*, bet also' beenuiw,.+4
- *IV t Waft° lan f''''':.' .: 7- i ' _. ; :_,1(1
Adis' ' 'pi e - t i t - 1, w:: w ia til
ii ;f
sio
he : 0 4.4. ,Tiylikiiviny-NosSio,l-1
.c ia
- 1 and the 81,0 dirs*,ille'Presittewi 'cio!l'''
-' .°Pon , eiWgiessitir,"4o regiments of ' the . de4
- tionit trotimmeeeiiniesdadlor:GewMa .
' hue; This was on the 4th"-td J , ~ I ,
147. is ir*llnieeto relieve and tn re#434
fome fj,eirat Tirol': _ ,IkiritAin, 44 not _only
'el'?4321 4 ° : 1 0: 01 n;:-Iiit *ti , thte
aw ia l4 lt4 ',nitei.:l l o4, i Iroir-:-ws.ii:: '
i'mPogitiO Tem* iwicov:eol, And out - 'JO,
eNtusii ;iicEft 61:11*F.',44014*§".Pd10.7.
'.. , - i-liiTheWinlisorthe
rf i , tie F i
~y, with' a tel iiiii*Aj. - exiMit . l47 l '
y the fir h
denuticipkailtmdmpostion:
Y ': witll,-,6tlP-shlesi**o,ol- at!
_ 1 . : . . - 4:*, - 14.41 with
'..... -.,_! ,44.7.1s.,_saitiiirrol4e;:thkiigiie#„
': •-,z- '-',4,,Prolli4tiiii4.4iiiktclii
11 " 11 Efillsedki:c-Xr.:•,#2ll4osqlp:l,Cbali-
Nut of ttio, , . aultee zet.mdriary'Affilrs, tai-
A repeat* and vainly to bring ,tirtrtbe.hill'
r .
A t
agranstik f ifi ii-Fe
. -4 -4 aid 011ie - fain.
when - 61)40k
,iittliii:Couf' pA4fo44ihthe
and' 0. 1 ". *iftritorit , '` 'IN viirin . . idle' ,
with those political frierik4,-the ;./mitterr,
Senators,D*4: l _o4lley;.:TliitoniTAind i
. othii*Ott4,o,oo4 :,_,Oposfa,th‘, snlisecp.,ent I
"".4 1 lthelnk Jinni' in n'lfew
Aalm p --.i
~ ~; ~ ', his ',feelings oit,ethe
lesseil
seettr_A.: ,
s f,---ta,-. I - ~.., . .,,.k ,1,, 1 , r c.
"4-Yan.. mist call iyonr-arriiY twat Pt You
titue.ssigke - 44owinie feilliqr t o be ibe4Ai'a
;ro idker—an,,invader of your - neighbors4You I
n/0 A WWI that arm ! Retrace your stOs ! 1
l'" - niid it yirxFr ' atnsits ,„of mit ; men ..lind
money_tO preieCtit‘t e war, wit/ God's asiist
alto! and my own pone4ulties, he shall hare
-neither men nor nti:#4loyreseente any stick
,- "AU was , a Mexean, ; I ',would :1.1 - :. - iiti,
' Hive yonuot roomitn your. own.: cotril to
bury Your dead • won ? lf come into m ine,
We'veill welcome yotilWith - bloody haids'aiid a ,
hospitable krave• " ' ' ' • '., ' 11 -
' ." He (the FresideUt) shalt have no , finds
from me in the prowicution of such s Iraqi I
have r 110 way kfr but to withhold the means to
carry on that war." : if
1 This Mr. Corwin, who is virtually*, L,' ! 4 d
adetudidate for th 6 Presidency by the zo
I
Yoik , Tribune, will no doubt be a- warnrartTo
este pf General Taylor , should that grillant a i
dler, 'agree iii accept the honor of the Federal
nomination. • And yet this man, speaking .the
thoughts of a, great portion, if not-a majoray,
of the Federal.party of this country, aided ,had
abEtted all the opposition •to the war,? assiited
to delay the ten regiment bill for weeks, 'And
When it pasted at last, followed.up his treatthn
by declaring his unalterable purpose to furtliish
neither men norwieans to the war. .In a fen; I
days `from the tulle when this scandalous speech
was made k : (*id even while it was :praised 4 in
the fitiiirer) Gen. I I'Mnr,"witli -four thou
sand troopkwas
~ . 'by twenty thoniknd
of the monk, Ott '' ' onions! 1-And yet it
attsiti.
Was not' the. fault - id i t osir geed' " Whigs," Mr.
Corwin, Mr. Clayton,i aid:lheir Federal eein
peers,, and the newspapers.that echoed arid iit
pitman!' them,' that he and, his Spartan blind
did not meet , '" a bloody welcome and .a heiPi
' table, caret?, - 1,1
Governors Bens, of Ohio, Grabam,iof North
Carolina, Colby, - of New Hampshire, Young of
New York, have execrated the war ,alw-1 41 1-
I donned its prosecutiOn. -- All these are leading
'Federalists! It mattered little:to them that
General Taylor was surrounded by ' essimlns,
and threatened by annihilation. - They would l.
,;not encourage the war bb saving him. i .
Mi. GidatngiVor 011ie; a Piaui' elerdbet ' of
..Congr, ess, calls General Taylor and r his soldi*s ,
•! Armedrutans and murderers :" and th e I,N 1
1:- Tribune ; , a leJoliog Federal paper,' adds 4.----
" so far as o u r g ovm- , tattent, intn offoot it, llie 1
laws of Heaven are suspended and th4 i se of hell (
established in' their stead." Both ese .iiiir
thiirities, should General Taylor be a candhliate
for the Presidency, will, we predict,' - stipilart
the pretensiOns' of the,,hero of many victories,
and declare tbatthe Democrats were !bis +-
mks, and the enemies of the war ! . 1 - .!
The examples we have given are examplei Of
the conduct of the. whole Federal patty, cv)i,h
few - exerptions, in their course against the ter
, and its proieention. The In q uirer must fat
expect to escape the responsibility ilevoll+l
upon it by its party leaders, by shiel di ng itielf
behind the gallant deeds of those Who hate
Chosen to go for their country in deftaneethi
the mandates of party. il
The enemies of General Taylor are to 1 e
found in the ranks of the enemies of ithe. wjkr.
General Taylor's fair fame is indissolubly idea
tified-with •the war, and those who labor to in
terrupt and delay the war—those whe oppose
thew_ar in anyshipe—are at thesame time ri;,-
tempting to sully his fair fame, kind to aid mid
comfort the-enemy who is seeking his life. V s ::
. To. connect General Taylor with the Fed+l
leaders as a eamlidate for the Piraideef
be like the attempt that might have sought,
puirs ago, to invjAe the support of the io4s
of the revolution in favor otWashin,gton, or f$ e
enemies of the late war in favor of Jankson.ii 7
There is no,Stuess in such stn association las
this.; and We can-imagine the indignation !Of 1
the:old herl'on seeingithose who have laborkp
to psndyzaT4he right, tin of his strengthivini
hourofdaniget, attempting .. t4 lean (upoft• tif t
arm,. so titattbeir. tettend cause may t
t,t
strengthened and aiirea in very hour of s'
dissolution: 1. '. ;; :2 1 t '''''' 1
- - _ - -
- - - Alfitefir frestig EitrO lie. .. :. , ' 4ii I.
By an arrival at NeW Yutic of the plc
- - 1
ship Ghia iatoic- We hive received nye* ,
later . intelligeoif *nal &lenge. The no
howevei;ittimiito pintant. ifreadatuffsh:e4
-
'':: -v„
petiOced a, very *jet, i dec li ne, but not out
Wail:ail* Ainetielin markets very Materia
1j , 1 : - : The re is no iiettiiiiintelligebee Worth iirtk--
nifig The Orientid_ and. Denims-alit stem
slip Tiber was lost
Febriary 7. Losiiollls6lCK/0:- '1
' - i '
''' , ' -
~..- •-4 .._: :... If 1. ""•
ri.. Sowit*Atirieltditimrl4 Societra t
;The inniini-inilst,ingthinilo **het.
- - t , foiloordir' 4 tl rn
on Tuesday. bid, vilall - - - 7-S-" e ' l l
eto leaed oftintin ' foi' ihs Mifg :`year '
w -.e ' 1 - , .4 '•' • ' 1
44.-“ lli t cl o iip
zit I
BAuxr;:varrei f olidinisie r !O WAL 4
DiA.
ifi s ee v , IL, Kuppl, i T ' '
11 , 1 1 . 7i?& 1 1nr i bi"... -- -. . 4 7 -9!. 1 -:,......--- I-- ' - ' ,i..
usieg-.,r.M, , V, i WARNsa ;., ...ippliporo rr y .+
Thrairtifq : it . Ileldv i Wyd..43.flV:iili`g
ia ri
El:Oke, : ~ . .:;:i .• :eit. . 1. ..., ..1-.4. - s .
till
m 4 .. . 1 : "' 4
following pennnliGW.,z . , ... ' ',PIIPAtk..; '..: .1- •%1
0011111061 , 1 :: 4 4 1 . 1 14 i'' HOW 74 ' l ' ' ' 1
IRtM
. 1 ,_::., ~.., -;,-
=.7l'; . - esiusolll,_ ' l4ll
.wf' - ' ,- - - -,., -~,
xi.
~..4 i ,:.- :4, -,,.... --,..
, ‘ ,.... ii , ,
4 ,,.,
- =-7 - 4441r. dilo4o - - - i mi
wilt
liedo i iir. ,
. 4 .i t --- • - ' lit, Oats:: •• - ~
. stand) * ~ PIO 713611674*1`1%1
..
. ( .
. .
ty eecuPation'may .t.‘,._
of kill nbutrat nbtiOns, ft 9 V
SOClelg not contraband of .
'merit of Iproserilied rates a
be' made known ,and encore.
sod naval comnianders,
' . While the adeption of t ,
impose a burdiM on the
same time to deprive' th .
be derived frointtrade, at s
'as : well' as to securn it to
!,1111 esp4sei,of ,he war
just regard.to thii general i
and. "the obviou4. advan
the 'exercise of these bellig
that well-considered reg,ola
tions should be i prepared
i those who may be -charged
to effect-. : ;
. You are therefore instru ted tp easamine the
existing Mexicait tariff of i ales, and report to
me,a schedule et articles it trade, to be ad
quitted at such .ports or i ees as may at.any
time belin olurmilitary po ..ion, with such
rates of duties on them, ai d alai:Cow tonmage,
as will be-likelyto produce ho greatest amount
of revenue. Yoh will al- i communicate the,'
consideifitions which may • i mmend toe scale
of duties which 3 ,l :iu may p i s are, and Will sub
mit such reel:di:Mons as y may `dodo advisa
ble, in order 'to enforce lb or collection.
As the /eYy Ot tbe coot jhuitiou proposed is
a military right, derived., f urn the laws OT na
-1 dons, the collection and i 'sbursement of the
duties will be. Made nude the orders of the
Secretary of Wei and th , Secretary of. the
Navy, by the military annaial commanders
- at the ports or pl sees in aieo Which may be
in uossession of opr arms ; The replnt requir
is
,ed therefore neeeisary — order to enable are
t
to give the propet directio tojhe War and
Navy Departments.
. •
• JAMES K. , POLK.
WAsitiNGTON, March2l, ' -
Mr. Walker bites ya„.th , President's, letter a
lengthy reply. .I`. is a paper of extraordinary
ability, ivliickwant of room prevents us from
giving. The plaii is, to ol i pen all the ports, of
Mexico , that nnayi be • no or hereaftex itr our
peaAessibn, to theirs& of all neutral nations,
=imposing duties'. upon all nierehandize, for
the purpose of raising money to carry on the
war, The , tariff of duties!' proposed by • Mr.
Walker is moderate, when 'compared to that
which the Mexicank have lkeen - iicustomed.to,
beiag generally more than ] one half below the
regular Mexican scale. - The Mexican Govern,
men monopoly in Tobacco, is recommended
by him 4.. be aboliihed, a;11. that Quicksilver
and "machinery, for irlorkip the mines be ad
fluty free. 'The (1 ties.are to be col
'
lectcd in gold abtli l
slice coin, through the
agency of our arm* , and and officers—and
they are recommended to specific instead
of ad,. valorem;l on a..couii of the &Sanity of I
obtaining skilful apPraise iollexico. The
requisite instructionk, wi the details of the
Tariff, have already !been awarded to our of
ficers in:Command on the kik-an Coast.'
I
7
Gk., Irv's.— Beds
in ee;stacy'with their sand
Thex say. he is an : on .ma
a peat deal of mon y. Is
maybe a good reason why
tocrdts would like to see h
the eery last one A at sh
crani te,,desire such Is ram
conversant Witli)lr. Irvin)
1
li .
lieve,bik
,t 4 !ne ileilitnte
which fits him for tlia-E
the aid of his great !weal
nomination, isinch ' long
if we 'are' , notMista en 1
Imes," the fiien# . 4
.4.4 '
e said . (len: - InN'ts , he ii
Lesklay in' Otobeil nes
r~-
~ ..
IM
sir GYNkRAL lllfrl'S 11
the:ge . a:tipLide ofttis fr iend.
ma i
free *zoiiseis, which We ha
ed f Amin this
.cirter.
j ' - ;*4tio . to a poljtical
state it: He 'votedpile ;
*Aura BANKRUPT •A'ii
iniiii:Ortini - elais Who nu ! I
debts • This lime - enabled'
of* - NOW - 'Ter* Co_ '.
aome,teirboo44o ''.' WI
.-4***o4opini o*. i ,
414 operation. filicto ;.
paid. by, tinikprivtidenit;
ceeded four. isiull6l - iind
him i, - I- Itgerateditizectbo i
petinipAl i , Tariff eil:b.
for ;*.tkieg - thli' " fien le'' 1
talitinalii4etAltie b'e 1 :
stft;o4 . !:thinc ,- .4.44,-: 'ma;
prizi!sii7Yol.434op!'. a 'l
-.-!. 610itil Diciti Oi.
44.--l-114*(44140F 0 1
."* *-e ! z4 * *l -4C° l l **,
• *e. i Vior9fo4**ll,PPA
ei
the - tee last lioria.m. .
, .
. „
-- !
flp.:i4 l- 005*K-fiviiikw,
liTabitillol4.l*ol4';' i
tibletiftnstritiliwtin *lack j
citizens. . • ' i I
. . I VCR . ' 75 . 1 , . , . •,.,'t ..
1 . • .•
i .
.."..;
- . • ''''....
, I,Algiatiliiiii:vischwar : - alio , .. , : .
`fit inummoviipaotic r ~.....?,,bui p l i kk r ic4, l *,
•
• of
Pailtfit , cting,o_roto'! , : , .4.ll4:l..#4.4.,
:441w. . oomf mia ow •w '. e:taws-410'
... r iadibeistii3O.. 1 • :,. •
, -- ,-04tei • - ,
''.
1, ;:..''...•-• ~„'„. 0) -- 10 , 4t000 -.!...:":„ - 4* . ci:: ' o =
146 1 .4
1 pixilsuos„-• • . _ Aspt4 : , xiiitigikt,'
Inalk;lrolti . " ,, wasi- , trodmiedz. sit.illie
MAL • idr:;)l,, 'of that Btatei . itiliaUltf I'Mlifilier •
of thefgat r i geaite:`,--..Me 17,4*7141.4jii*d
general Conversation, ou rl -, 11 - I :iiMiriok. :IL i
perceive by the laic papers your - friends 'are
;14199.844 lolitfor . the P , nay, !' 1..:, .. .F-.
i , , -- //..YW ,, eaid Gen.. Tayr ',- ..fl://m- sorit to •
1*......ftt F l 'ive'lllkaYiii!O ;„'Old Oliribilik,
a ifegisii,,*nd One otlie . 4 ". ii t to : fo4:2*list '
t
0 . ..fri4,..-1 liAiend other am lima than telling
tail/mart° awhonorablecliise, and thargikto
my farm, and there in the 1100 M 'Of my family,
lire' and die!' I - am' no )4)141(1i/in; l.,balf,:3.)Mt
IA i . plianee;* l / 4 yote..:An i great member.- , of
v.eam.! lima ihowever,sive • voted- at the
! iintl Presidential - - eleetien -for-Mr- Clay, if I
cm/I/IN/re . doie *...- - -Iltbiiiiife' 1 . 1007 e fiiltit to
be OA '414 ii,,,'lrlis4:Stateinootiooa. iiian. 7 .
144 1 , I , .hid ..some vonstitnaonal doubts. Upon
the asinexation ! of texas!' 4. - 1. , ~ -- .' - '-'n -.,
El
ICE
§ l
ek utl
lde.exa-
AM,
tratt-
will
of
Ire
nis.
.ham.
lr lid remarked , "
Gerieral,:thit.'soo'hive here
_its
04 . 014*,4, yoli4 evennoentoindAssluia no
questions asi-to tied right pi- arrow of this wail."
The old4esiersl,- witti
eit-4.- .4 Betireeti,my 4Oven4eiit ij°reikt
had*: r OeVer ask a qie l i Stion ; .3kll libir-...-
1:1111TIMINT is ALWAYSI . This
parts; patriotic and loftraentiatent; put an'end
to an (pterfea-Batan, Rot* Conseivajoi:'
i ce .
Ae'
Tree'
14-
greeki
ell: as our -. own, in
ar, upon the pay
t whidli•
d by our. military
Ttrt MINT 114 Pnitket4ttin.--,-The
age of the bait 'At Philadelphia, last,,mortth
ex.oevleirtwo millions of 00111173, being the
largest amount ever coined in one month since
the Governnient was foundel. It was es ta
lon's
e policy will be to
nervy, and at- the
of the revenue to
h ports or pieces,
'ourselves, whereby
y be diminished—a
,', crests of commerce,
of uniformity,in
'-'ant rights, requires
ions and . restrie
or the guidance of
with carrying it in-
In gold coins, $1,988 880 - ;: -.- '
silver, do 88000 •
In eopper,-do - ,0111-42,079,5i1
• Un der the new directio s given by. Mr.
Walker, tut Secretary of the 'Treasury, and the
zealous, at,l3pqatipp of. the able director,. Dr.
Patterson, i t isbelieved the coinage atthe
Philadelphia mint will reaeb 'three millitin's'ef
dollars' a month—chiefly old. 'lt is ftilly
believed that, daring PresidOnt, Poles adMin
ifitration,isixty millions of dollars will be con
verted inko Amprican coin, being, in'four years,
more than •onc-half-tko,amoint of the fity-five
years preceding. So much or Democraey Laid
luva money t-7,-Pcnnsylri an n.
STATISTICS 01? CaTiroiltdsm.—The statis
tics of the Catholl Church; Imently, published
by Vic Aielibilhop of The,lonim, Secretary
to the Prcipagaads s shows that it numbers—:in
Europe 108 archbishops, 469 bishops and 125,-
000,000 members: In ArWerica, both North
and South, 12 archbishops, 60 biihopa, and
26,000,000 members. In Asia, 25 archbish=
ops, 4 bishops, ruul 1,00,000- members ; and
in Oceans, 2 a*bisheps, ifrbishops and 300,-
000 members.
, -A snit-isliew-perafmg before the Board of
Befeireiii; iiillOston, Ezekiel Ede vs. 8. - M. J.
Hale, Prii aon)' both of Haverhill. It ap
Ghat in thriStutumn of-1842, iplaintiff; a '
to-thettlißmita.delnsion," 'made over - to ' e
defendant' his pOPOrty,. valiieTal From 1
000 tp - $50,000-the „latter to 'pay the heirs
$2O, , and inherit the-residue himielf. The
old entleman has, ince recovered- his "right
rain ' and now'sodo to regain possession of
1 1 13 P rtY• 4 .
c
' SONIVIIIINO NEW FOR TIRE Laniss.--We
-saw yesterday a new and be offal style of la,-
dy's Summer bonnet,' made f ,Sleiliatk Atli*, a
species of the mans . leaf. is. hriaidect, or
woven by:maehinery, and forms a fine -white
fabric, -handsomer_ than Leghorn; and-'we are'
told that it is More dnrable tralso, and that the
snn does riot change its color. 1'6411 soon
expect to see Broadway enlivened with-..these
elegant "Sicilian straws."—N. -Y. Mirror.
-- -
BALL AT TAXPICO.--Just before the tlepar
ture of the troops, a brilliantlll,all was , given by
a fewsoffiners to the elite of the st)eiety.. . Many
Mexican ladie were present. They :dance,
waltz and polka, exceedingly well, and ourfriend
writes-4 counted but three !pair of corsets in
the room, although there wee. at least forty
ladies. A Areater degree of4rOpriety never
witnesiee , •
In Pitcher, N. on the Ith ‘ inst, by Red*.
E.P.. Bee Mr. Jnsi:: ,B }AOL.F.Y, of Brook
lyn, Pal to Mrs.' ellAltinTlTE CRAI'.IDALL, of
Pitcher: N.' V. .
'abets appear to be
date for Governor.
stet, and has -made
ow we., confess this
the Federal Fie
ra elected, but it is
.tdd induce
Tboae , lrlio are
. _
itualitaa4tia, be
a ,
utivo chair. J33r
he has •seenrcifa
to another ; and
the "signs of the
is.rootsa will give
g to h old on the 2d
'as one c:lainiupoil
tite - ;corporati3rg and
.e not seen advane r
As we wi#ll to 44
opponent,, we will
tkrnipmse for that
which: enabled , on
1 . 14 him to pay Weir
%lion Webb
...13 „, 40iier to pay
'dol,of his Aeb,to
qftt 14.14_ bindifid
amount of debts
ta4_nseloont,,,A.4
1101:
ma ndiatuni of I'LL
itostrititi
)7*
, Viet tetairil I'4
- 4 -
.
e ti
,toClWatain
I • Afilkol.1;10449,11".
toPe ;
I ` . ; fitliemes
I 1
e ~~~gtk Co~"ve.~
~
_
Eight twoye' viikcilifirii`
YRP. YVarli ge..6.01 ,-.•
,:-
Thirty Slinc . e.ii•tf,
Oilifynkii . ihf,' tirkingO*l
,_
, ~., Ba li '''`l-7,-_,
One Nearlin .•
A ct i lli1:9 1 :1 1 11 Kb! - 11 1 4;iritt•bri - ii
miere i Smktipprgy se :0 1110v4-,;•:
_ s• . ; ;,..„ t lAfeei
Enii - Ridgerorater, l Akil 116.- 184
-':•.-':',.'
L & - T ,O,V,'LLETT I
1
ID: g 5l Al NIA4O iPliAgirkee:*
LIL L f'!14P!! 1 1 0 . 1 .41,., 14 ,___..., i:.
'.11.r0 - firl Henry ii. - li,!mier.,,,iNA
&Morn Milton ' bit e aggy,,
Armes William - 3 tit r e oirrto
Aldrich Nat p_
~, 4 -.,.. ..Le is r 1
Alen Chail&' '' ,' liihor o'
Brown Joseph,ll.._ • ildore Jose
Resta Rielly' ' ':' 1 'llitriii, MM. - 'air.
Iluclcley John " - 4' - '.. liktirilitiml i1 1 it.,,,,
t
Brown PdoWilluidatt l' 411,WIet—t. (o '-P.
Miss LiA: r Mitirsionto OM
IkUlltirdliliss Annelid' G•lildhlft.,hiri” Weill
'Buherlield Btnj. A. , ANtei;Dep.ll ,-, :-
Bisset Edwprd
.._, M ine gx.A.iti, , .‘,.,
Beebe Idrs.Varith 4.1 14 - LrfY PIIII kik
;Brewster Mess Ocuivis .M
,Keeby Gilbert
Varawell Lydia W. Marsh HiraC. ,
=Crook William ,' Neiffediti 8 mdel 2
ii
:Coon 'bliss Helen,l3. i NRiwilii Ate - _
Crime John A. 1 Orhin Misits:Rtizstieth
Cohn F r . B._ 1 ; rilatinsilktigaiet
Wally Leonard- •
~ i . PeBlbiltii Mrs.,' T.. 1: i
Davis William, Per,kins Ruth A.
Dow John ~ taikt Miniida
Donly Catharine ' l . , P - 08 - er'lllise la . Hut .l aR.
Davila:in Willbtiw I ' Pat* L. Lorna _
r
Fiyt Barret Pie):ering Thocisas.N.
i Fraser lora Or' in ' Rqo Moo William
,
Fesendeo Henry .' R4riolibrEffy
__
Feseniten Henry -1., I ShOrer• Mrs: Winn . - -'
FesPnden !mac • - ;;;I . 'Bayer RIM' '
Fordhant, Geo. M. 1 -, Sailiderson . big &
Palm-bib:l Miss Sarah . SiOpson ; N iLine
i f;
Foster Gen W. . , Shoy Theod 413 •_. •
Graver Blisi-Helep Owlith Kies tine .
o i r
Gardner L '\\ SAtp itiitie 1'
Gardner JerushslB. , TAipynitlll o p z 1
Garietion 'DeboraW I , Tiiiey e gillitt • : :
Howell Susan - • n\ ThMnpaori. . L ''.
Hoyt Rev. James! , '''T.tiilia Miss b• l' ,
Herkimer Peter ' 1, _TYleri Idris. ,i Oa , •
Itheil Zyp.G. a ~1141yrec r , h-V -,:i •
Jeffeeson Miss Mary,W/OzKir tl Ilam - E. _
Jusorp .1. P. 'W'tirtTowil ph r .
Jackson Jottlitm •' - • Witliteil 14 N ,Autti
I .I.•ektioo O. P. ' 'White Hon: Geo:
1 Johnson-111,A. N ' itin g4 v . o iii d
'llLeni - RObert' " ' l ' ICJ.' - E
13; : . :' .
1., ;e
I
A CARD.
,
TspE, Dubscriber hereby ack now edges tkim ; j
welt under 'dieting obligations o thee , who, '.
haver bestowed upon . - bile sip !liberal a' •ahatittif
Their, i patronage. end who have mad. reedy : sty.;
or have Paid within la reesetWald s ti after their
nii l4 ., deleentlets. irere 4e. But he inastiter
permitted' to say to. !loch es seem iwilliotto
tra,: i
settle their accounts, ittitt - pilkheltlinphyrnept.
may work an jnjury overgatOpcin the!r . kind
inteMieris: iitY Itickinetip lliii 'Ea'pit I 'iittictilie
i
seeds to suceitasfoily etenpette with is more fo
cored neighbors , by purehitaieg fon quell.-
~He
will expect therefore' that, , very o ' inde bted,;
whose seCamits - hese beelkstandin '-fro:vi'ike
months. to iii yearn. (ezeript thwho book
made express. ; I t rep!? emet4), will II during.
the'Prelent month -. ( pril)'itutd sett e-.;mitti l fut
raii,„4nd.i,bit ge t. ..! ' 1 .::tic. YLEIL' 7
M9 o lr9sevAPPl 7 - '
t ose,
. ,
~.
!' • ' IPIL 111011 13. I - 'I" •
, 7 ---*.v.
A NEW and tul , litssprtnhent of ,Raftgliv,wod
Cl. Plough Casti l ot theitnest apProvrd CO " 11-
elf UCII , to; just. recei i ed, an t i!' ter sale Weir tiri
cog by ' I ) r .l l H, DiIRRITT... -
New Milford,. APri4th. i DiI4I.
, . .
VALUABLE FAMILYMEDICIES.
ilrlitiv - --:-
_
v i R - SeCur's Des g Pill. r. Spoon-,
JI.JE, er'ir Hygehin, o. Ike's. Ili' pees. and
.roinattii. do.* Also. Dr:l Millen *li-.Piiiiily.
Medicines, eiinsisting. id 11.4111-of Gil mil. Worse .
Oil, *l;gettible IN i :B,!E;ve 'Miter:St ngtlieoing
!)
Plower. Embiocisilda. &e. ice.
Fur their superior excelliinci: mid ereatuse
-fulne,as. these rnedirinesztitilte tea:place
ip, every family,- rip ,..,.. •.„, ~, • , • . 4 . ,f
Orol EPOC• . Dr.
~1 -a yans i C", , Termiluges" G#7
riry , s. Ctiidiii 1. Covitesi Itilin - Ortirn.COmPtior•
Horatian& Paregoi l in,- Liebileee.: rilltc.aoe
sale b y •,.. Ajj 1 - " :i• l 3 . - ` 4' o •Dif4--k
April a, low. . i
NEWAGOOD
UST'rnienel. am/ 'genial at: ci 'locust foie
(' prices—includiag moils of th ' large,
Fundy, Bibles. I,t JP ll4YONai..yr
Feb. 3,1!147
Those who have pr i o r p f aid, Grain any
eil
caldutato bring ' iW will w'ell I rfiln
megill;ety:
,I; •
- T 1 .4 4 ,0111 1 4 it A
D e Z g i- : re' lil l d rti Co faorie
Basins. Szt, dtc., et w,iolessitii Or Fetal
y reduced pace,. tortilla ,tit •
April 1.,_ 1 J.
OLD Cl e t i $141:1‘ 0 0:41 CIT
one 51nATIttfirig
,A 1
pike itree~, hilt
uf Goodsi
MY ot
~''' tibbliiia
nARD-Wal
i i i
IRON AtID inn. II
!. i-ilYniqU i k - z . i;,
. 7 ilbbe;lits lintetrike,,
...., fr•L'W,' ': .4-:t1 4 - , '' 1114 0,-14
44adniik - Uareb .1111(7)1
irtroaltat, i0211C4
T ,Hlro., lOWFiber „Ilookinititi
T •
eityle. 814:46 Bri... "S.".tripilllol9,lo
caliiiiiHrilierii!reitideto wiliv Judea
call-* sommiiii them: i' , ThOWilbol
c
lectsdistolkes.mg-111y4 wiiiic;
call aiiiirtero - IMiFtitilia.ititifili 0 ' yi -- !Nal
*bops' s'~iflll4 , o - 41thid f t Ablik k or
catkir 1041, 4 0114144' - , - :, 1 41V
4. 1 04 4 /Mag•M I MI4 • ': * ' Air* ' s
an IM i l i r-.° B ll t„ , v ltg- • ,' , "
46110 , *it : -- , -- •
Otabiliktr*llmiltrall _
_.,..'", _ ~-•
, '
§ ninclige
March 11. 1847. • •
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shy Alcb 001 ;
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ebott. rem
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inedicin‘*
liedelitaf
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"
opt disiptir Otreiief t
;
S.'
vat mi-Vp:
Rpi b le'
noutidng r
lettedistoclF
much low
iire:-desirowit-of
Of A z*i , P"rtr , 4.lr
SOCks,,.rhaif l eai tLY.
- We ii:rwitiditied — that
dicengents to purel ,
done before . ; aa4,
klOnirose,l' ker.
1-,-
•INLAGIGAL PAIN
fcir .f3l3r.e P3TlN.Cut‘ r
dic:Bte. reffeiirei
,f; -STONE
.mteitiiortufteMA
tecesv,edoind:lso)-
Feb. 1 L,1847
~',7:::!,- , - , :.•- . .,:i.'i,:vx- t 'il
600-40:741.44..,
EXll
04.USID111
LARGE 'stock : bi
•Shakesol
sale by , . rl
. 1, 1 1/4r l / 11 : 1 0, 847 .•
:-•
k.f„EW•tnaFelSiniall
Caphmerfil on
by
- - I
viand" in*and
rot thing kir OW
MI
TEE NEEDSind
_ • supply - A gig',.reali s iv
Pure C)asp~i. s, 04*
Ati
AL%I
persons in&
• T 'KERP
shop. deed:ttnet•
pAyment.4 and AL
garnet siid estat e are,
dily'attnitid 'tor settle
t HENRY 1,.)
Bridgewater, March
' Adfig.
he n roby,
the OrpitiO'll
• minimum, will be,
; it
the ,
at onelo'clochlin the
tkm/FOtert, 4l o kit
situate, !:eind"
Oinks` afore id,
lalbft e r i: bite rtt
sad -how
low,, to
arts
by Alten.
laiiirOt Rickard
Gnrdoil).
fisii—,.ambeiPoutfu%
* C c 4i in dAPOrget-Gim
hinds u a ticabfil."/11111
linlifT'ed.\alift.4lo42
hotift;liite birns:' two:
othef
the,ooth-part lb
F,y,Bailtlf..y fa tag,
tin iiiitlkiort
Francis
InmesjDen alit,- on the,
big tOn the Torppike
111ww.y'li'anerther.ritlier'
on thei West, 'by lands
contaitt aoronty n aer
With a ally ate
thereon a diatiltioi
farm,' tut Wel! mamba
ars. With the itgior
4 i4r4 1 11
1.1-4
: f'ittl'hot ve jol t
tint-. 1411-
Jii a 1
a Il 7 7-
t.-44 ir vinse 4,7.
1115.
tol
Ittcarlet_co",l4'l,e,
ti„iwomowcpe: ,
4 4 14 fie-` . It '
let" 1114,- Al
Iff Av rr 4 l"2 l ,7 .
(*JP"
Z .
.117:744
2,101
liefgh 'f
,06,1000, tVilli t
.
=laill
4 11t: 4 2
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...
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*mu*, 'itch'
.
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411 10 . --
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117. 4
•
~4id~~d.
•
dee.
ibesiielttarei*
‘4l46retarkly.
iiirkccutiat
, disesses7g
itigketiecd
S ~t~
«~s~~c~-
a2-$
d
goinv
that
, reity;'ar and. as.
SittAVOniti4
. 1 40
than many
ikand we . r of 'taw .
Taitiehil
aftheni r e , fietsy
11 ; 0 .69" hk r. j deriiiifro d i"
Aint4lritt.
hat,rt will not be
/he/kit/ital.
4 -1,,
ILEEMIMiIdi
nom,
'Wet
"fngfre: ,
167164tifi.110134gy
"1 4 1:: I tY
7f ,
r,5
,
k%UM
TDo a tq: ~~ €i~cYh
1 - .
1 jug opened: twit , 631.
tz ;,),- f. 4-14910,,,,,
INFEWEIR
l iatterrattDßLAlNF.
slidi 101. Wksold- _
-
allebii4l4l: il =144
1 4 00f0d . kdkilft
theiGl forisikrby
412010413"
=
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&iceagate*
Bridonkter
immodism
"at
iloitgeipubsei'
:fit. 114. w.•
pi fi d i hif 0 . , .! 1. 1 . f . i..;.ii
of the )Th'..
!ilito. ,l4, 'brs - .0 ,
t : wi ns s
uNiesf V es
rtar mt
. tufa mai& hilit;--
vocal' a ( that 'day. i.all
A* of
P.aCillattilei
- t#0 1 001 1 40.0111014.
deseettledU fa
oi' PicrOktbilealt
~,.
4iiViri!=l
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cdlChiklai Gioia.
alikoill:"40111-....
litigtf i rcki ; :
f .wirss74olo l 4l l k '
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