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thn mountain wltli the measles, and thU
ha. produced It elTeot upon many of our
aupor.tllloua friend. The Cayti.es and
Ne Purees, have dad a big font, which to
my mind sneaks In language not tort nils,
undorslood. Mr. Mullcaii, further stales
llm I'aluoho Indiana, Cayuse, and pur.
(ion of llm Nt Pereea, are awaiting the
Ann rloaa) Alroes, to fight them on thn Net
Perce or ttaeltn River) but the signs ol
the times juatlY the conclusion that wa
will be attacked much nearer home, and
inuoh to our disadvantage, unlru noon
supplied with ammunition. They know
our olrcunwUncva alraul a well a we iki
ouraolvrs, Mil aa It rognrds aiiiiiiuiilllun
nml provisions: aii'I It nceil nut ! thought
strange if limy act accordingly.
.Valuplollke i .it llio Fort and In
brought itilto on amount nf Kmlgranl'a
proimrly with him, whiuh ho delivered up
to Mr. Mclleau; .ays ho waa afraid Ol.
Oillism would kill hlni, which wa.thorca.
ami of hia uol meeting him; thia la the ro.
rt of our men, Mr. Mcilcuudid not moil,
lion lua name, My opinion Is, that wo
have nothing lo hojio from hi friendship.
I see, by I it'll. I'ulmor'a letter lo Col. (111.
ham, that he refuted lo accept the Ameri.
von llar, Mhicli waa presented by hia own
India.ia; hu of courao hail nothing lo Tear
from llitm, I have now given you the nut
lines of our unpleasant situation, and doubt
not that you will make every eiertion lo
forward us ammunition, and men loo, of
the rigiil stripe. I have oxageratod no.
tiling, nor haa my active cautiousness
prompted mo to address you uhi this sub
ject. If they do come upon us, bo their
number what they may, rest assured,
while there is uiio bullet left they
will be tauuht to believe, and that to
a demonstration, that the Hustons are nut
all 'Clocbriiicn," (women). I have sou.
cccdcd in gelling the mill lo w ork, and we
are now arindimr un the little nrain wo
found. Mr. Taylor died on the !ith of
Marsh, 'llio wounded aro doing well,
but I regret to say our .Surgeon talks strong
of leaving us the first opjxirtunily. My
impression is that a moro auitable ieraun
could not Ik. obtained In that capacity; bit
commission has not been ei-nt on, whiih
no doubt has it weight with him.
I have the honor to remain, your obcdi.
nit tenant,
JA.MKS WVITvR.S.
Lieut. Col.
I Hit W vm or t, Aritn
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t!rv. A I.. I.ovuov,
Sir, wi neeived ymir It tier f inslruc- I
l,i.iis, nv expiess.ou Md. inynud I as.ur-j (-Wciull Ihu attention of our read
vi.u it gave m- great .atiijyu lo make , p i(, colllmunicMion 0f ..j.," 0 ,llI.
Ihri.i known to the tronpV&T.r my com-1 . . ,, . . . .
mml. Since tU pu.iu.tiouof Muj. I.ee to "ir-'l" 1-fcV- lla ulhor takes. Icar and
ihn loumiaii'l, llie Ixiys liavc inkinlreslii-orreci
iiir.ii!)': lliu;'li Mime nt them can hardly
hide lleir nakedness, they are willing un
der your promises lo stick it out like men.
I iive us live hundred men, and a plenty of
iimniiiliili"li, with Col. Lee at our head,
mid 1 think we will sou bring the war to
ii.i huiorabln close.
The Yakumas Chiefs came over to aco
tl. a few days ugo, and stated that they
l.ud writtdi tulliu vvhitii Chief but had ro.
icivcd no answer: Theref-re, Ihey had
i oii.u over lu se him. They Bike to us
i follows. " Wo do not want to fight the
Vmeticaus, nor the French; neither do the I
. ,.Kut,s neign .ur. g . ... us. .as
I..II Him ft .. BI..1.I u tlml Itiev uem iiImiiiI
. , .il .i ' .. i . II. Vl'i.t. tl
lo Kill llie vtniiesm in.
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licdit. We should feel hoppy
that vvedio liiuoecnlly." ,
I answered Ihem a. follows: "We are
glad that you have come, because wu liko
to see our friend., and do not like to make '
vvaron innocent neonle. 1 ho creat Hi'int c
we ,,., ,,.,,. ugu un ., ,, wrong m
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siie.1 iimocem im'kmi: incrciore no wish
eiery I.My lo Uour friwl.. ,
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Ihey came uiel wiilieil ui to II a lit tlio prcviom nonce, lo consul! upon mo uosi ....., .- ... -.... - ,
whites, which wo rcfuae.1 Wa lovo tlie means to aid in relieving the necessities who ha, neilh. r patriotism, nor evurap
white., bin Ihey naid if you do not help us of the soldier. ; the meeting was colled to enough to defend hmountry end the girls
I., figlit the while., when wo have killed ' order by Mr.. Hood, when Mr.. Thorn- such n om-would never have n till.
Ihem, we will come ond kill vou. This1 ton wa, called to llm chair, and Mrs.1 dent sense of obligation to deleitd an I
inudo us cry, but we told then, wo would Thurston appointed Secretary. Mrs. protect his win:. l)i ml U- uneasy o
in.! fight, but if Ihey desired lo kill us Ihey Thornton briefly atatod the object of the bout our claim., nnd jour righ iuu he
miL'hl. We should feel happy to know , meeting, when on motion, it wm resolved volley ; vvhilo you aro defending lie
emr H'c" men mug agii seni vou wutii, .- ......, ..-.--.- .,-,.... -that
w n did not como In make war on any committee of three, whose duty it should
hut Ihosu murderers, who shed the blood bo taasiist Iho society in raiting fund.,
of our countrymen, and Insulted our wo. , Ato. Ac The President appointed Mr..
nun. When wo gel Ihosu wicked men we Hood, Mm. Crawford and Mrs. Horford,
will ,,n l.nme. tint i hose we will have. If not , said committee. Mrs. Ilobb then introdtl-
, we will light until we do get Ihem.
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Wedo not want to kill nuy hut thn mur
derers; but all who light with lliem wo con
sider as had ns Ihey aro. All tribes which
receive them we must make war upon, be
cause their heart, aro bad, and wo know
that the great (spirit i. angry with them.
Wo bono your nation will not receivu
Ihem. We hope that you will not let your
young men join Ihem, because wo do not
wisli to kill Innocent people. Wo hope
that if tho murderer, coma among you,
you will bring them to us. Then tho great
Spirit will not bo angry with you. Wo
that light do not core how many bad eo.
nlo wo have lo fight. The Americans, and
1 1 udson Hay Company people aro the aamo
a. one, and you will gel no more ainmunl.
lion until the war 1. al a close." 1 gave
them a plough aa a national gift; and told
them that I navo that kind of a prc.cnt bo-
cause wo though!, tilling the ground would
make thorn happy. They remained with
'-Us a day and night, and then loft for their
country with an assurance of friendship.
The ammunition boat arrived here this
evening, and I .hall .tart to-morrow for
Walillapu, with nine provlalon Si baggage
wagon., and about one hundred men to
ouanfthem. leaving McKay's company to
B i .ci- Li... ,.m r.,t t ..'. .l..i
guaiet tin nvu iimii wwi, ., ,i,,m
norc.
The scanty supply of ammunition sent
us I. almo.t dlshoartoning. If the rumor
that tho Indian, brought us this evening
Am true, I fear that wo will have to shoot
- the most or il, al the Indians oeiore we can
rtath Hit boyH. Tho Indian. rcrted
. fiAr"1.. .
fc-s-r rTTrJs tutJBi
here tills evening, tint llm horse guard nt
Walllalpu wit) killed by llio Indians, and
II Ilia horse run nlr",
I shall Imn no tlino I assure you, lull
will relieve tlinni with all po.slhlc nperi,
Vour Ob.d'1. Herv't.
II. J. (I. MAXON.
Ben lor Copt, and Commanding Officer
Ol IIIIS IMVI.IOII,
We have been pormilted Id copy tho
following exlisols from a letter louring
data al Tori Walera, April 4lh, I Hit, writ,
leu by Jesse Cadwallader, lo koIiiu of hia
friends In tills Valley. Il would appear
from the letter, thai the news of llio en.
forluriato death r.f Col. (Jilliam hud not
reached Kurt Walera.
"Al present wearonot inn very picas,
unt lit lor fighting, aa we are but 100 in
number, and nearly out of ammunition.
Col. (Jilliam with thereat of the men left
hero on the iiOth ull. for tho Dallea, for
supplies. Wo look for them in a few days
and hope lo aee moro men with him. We
look for I ho Indiana lo eoma on ua every
day, they aay they will give uaoue moro
light and urivo us irom mo country no
oxpect Ihey will number 1800. '1 he Cay.
usee, Nei l'ercea, Walla cJValla., H.
kana and I'eluoliea will all loin and fiuht
us, aim rou may exiwci can lor more i
, .. i
men lu a short liine. We are preparing
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far we have a plenty of beef and bread, J
nearly all the time. We have found aev
oral cashes of wheat, lie, and potatoes
Wu ha ro about thirty bushels of wheal
on hand, and the mill fitted up for grinding,
I wish, you would tee to my claim on
Clear Creek, for I etpect to return hc-u
this war la over, and occupy it, with Mime
ihia war ia over, and occupy it,
man'a girl m a companion.
OCrKxIract from a letter, dated Coil,
land, April IVth, ltlH.
"The recruits will probably not exceed
'2'iO. Three Companies hai e been organ.
I red ; the Captains arc as follows:
1st. Wm. I'ugb, Chainpocg and Linn
Counties.
V.M. J. W. Nesmilh, Ihnton, I'olk, and
Clackamas Counties.
ltd. Win. I'. Martin, Yamhill and
Tualatin Counties."
views ui iiusuuj.ci
Tin f 'Mowing proceeding! of the meet,
iug of tho Ladies of Oregon City and
vicinity ; ai also thu rca-unac from young
Lsdica of this valley, to tho call of Copt.
Maxnu, for the young men in the army,
lind a welcome place in tho columns of
the Siiectator. We understand that con.
siderable clothing has been contributed
hy the lailic, lor tlio volunteers in II
field. Such acts by Ladies, are highly
,,re.liml.ln In lliem. and eamml fall lo have
faiontWo influence ill tho army
'
Al a ,ne..ln. nf llm lille. nf ( Irei.n.l
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r iv in. v mn IV. iiMmb M tl I in Mfitho. '
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dist Church on the l'Jthinst. Dursuant to
uran anaca. ivo aro aiuing utti aim isnt hclllcinent, mat she win come out ol p, , ,.. ! u.r,. ,a, len a tr-uty of p, ce ;Bgle cont'd after July .11,
. I ! . I lltr . '1 1 1 . . -
urymg n lo.osy. i imna we can uoienu , mis contest clotlicU III Honor, ami lei ntgoiiut..J hy Mr. I ri-t with the pi-dom Ir.'M, . - 10 00
thia post, we (hall do so or die in the al- hrave volunteers covered with glory. ' maul party in M. v.co, l.ut nothing Ind Cunna, Ijij. (J in proportion,) 3 00
lempj: ,,,. I The widows and orphans, made mi bv nanspired' as rgards tin u rms. i vcept ' Sov. nigii, (l in proportion.) 483
'We cannot complain of our living so the massacre which called voutothn field, i il.ai ti narallilnf :i .1. ,.rei s nori'i. was 1 1. .. . 1. 1 . r.ni. ,., ,,,.,1 .l,.en I7art. o no
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lo rorin a aocii-ly, tie olnccl ol wliicli,
should be, to aid and a. ,i.t In supiirtiug
the war.
On nwlion. the meclins proceeded to.
hooso oirie-er. which rcsulliil in the dec.
it.... ..r Uw n-l.nrnln I'rMaiilent .Mm.
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surer, ami .Mrs. i nurston occrctary.
,1 .it.... Il u,. haImI Ia .hi nt n
ccl llie lollowing address a exprcuive o
inn sense oi ine mecuiiK, iu in lurwanicu
to the army with the clothing raised by
tlio ladles, w men, on ueing rcau, was u
nanimously adopted.
ORgflnN City, April 13lh, 18 IB.
Tho Volunteers of tho "Firsljlegiment
of Oregon Riflemen," will pletso accept
from the ladies of Oregon Citv and vicin.
ity, Iho articles herewith forwarded to
them. The Intelligence which convinces
us of your many hardships, excessivo fa.
tigues, and your chivalrous bearing, also
satisfy us or your many wants. Theso
article, aro not tendered for your accept
ance, a. a compensation fur your services
rendered, ur to bo rendered; we know that
a soldior'a heart would spurn with con
tempt any boon tendered by us with such
an object accept them as a brother docs
and may accept a sister's tribute of re
membrance, as a token, an evldenco
that our beat wishes have gone to, and will
rt.naln with you In your privations, your
marches, your battles, and your victories.
Your fathers and ours, aa soldiers, have
endured privations and suflering., and
Kured out their blood as water, to eatab.
h undisturbed freedom east of tho Rocky
mountains t your and our mothers evlnoed
the purity or their love of country, upon
those occasions, by efforts to mitigate tho
horroraof war. In msklna and providing
clothing for tho soldiers aocept this tri.
fling present aa an endorsement of an ap
prove! of tho justice of the cause In which
you have volunteered, and of your bear
log in llie tcrvico of our common country,
vkbAiast40 4-
i-T-iivj
-V-sTTHU H-. -sve.
a manly, brave, and pa'rlolic. Tho war
which yoil Imvo gui'Yimsly volunteered
to wiige, u.u cha'.'ciigcil hy urlslli'. most
ungrateful M.mdy, barbarous ami brutal
Pel bans, thn kindness whldi the iiulivc
hayu rr reiver!, ul tho hinds or Am. neon
cilixoiis mi their wnv hither, has, to noui" i
client, induced 11 belief mi the hurt of the I
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unlives, (run on the Ainerli am mo "ao
men," and darejiot (e"iit nnv nulrjiie.
however ahameful, blo'iily or wh ki.l ( t J(, ires.eiit hnl dilivn I his nimu il
Your iinniuchiiiK bravery has struck this ' Kl(.,. t , lul. i-ii'le.i unl liobt.uiia
foolish error Irom tho minds of your ene l,r,py.,ru ,,t puhln an .u, but have not
tides, and imnressril Ihem with terror .! i, ,, l.li ionr,.iir Tin I'n ,elei.i
and it is Tor you and a hrnlhcrho'id who
willjoin you, to Mlow iipthcvictoriis v,i
gloriously commenced, until a succession
of victories shall compel an lionoralile
ieco,and ensure respect for tho Amen
can arms and name.
Wuhavonot forgotten thai tho miiiI.
sickening massacre, and enormitiis nt
Waiilalpu were committed in port iiikiii
ouraex. Wo know tliul your lianlstups
and privations are great ; but may we nM
IiOms, that through you them' wrongs shall
not only be (imply avenged, but nlsu thai
you inaoribe upon the hearts of our sav.
oge enemies, n (Oiivicnon never in lie
erasod, that tlin virtue and lives of Amen
can women will be proticted, defended,
anil avengeil liy American men. I lie
cause which you have espoused is a hoi)
cause.
We lielieve that Iho (! of liai
Ilea will so direct the destinies of tlni in.
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unite with ua in the b atowinenl of priiiw.
for the valuable services already render-
til by you ; and He who has alreaily mo
claimed himself the widows Cod, Judge,
and Husband, and a Father to the fathi r
lesn, will auiilo upon and uid youi ecr
tiona. Fight (Hi then fight as you have
fought, and a glorious victory awaits you.
On molion, a vote of thanks was lendi r
ed Mrs. Hood for her unwearnd cur
lions in behalf of tho auflering soldiers.
Mrs. Itobb moved, that when this i.oci
ely adjourn, il do so lo meet ul tins plat,
again on the SUth inst. Curried.
On motion, It was then voted lint tin
proceedings of this meeting, with the ad
i drew adopted, Ix- published in the t In g n
SiH-clalor.
Un motion, adjourned.
Mas. N. M. THOKNToN,
I'residi nt.
Mrs. K. T. TiiCRFTn.t, Sec'y.
WlLLlNETTF. VaLLKY, (JOEUilN
Tl.R.
Urspome In youna Lqilie, lo 'ae rati nf
Coif. Miuon ( for Ihi young men in the
army. '
Wo have end wilh milch inlcn st the
lato report from the onnv. and feel our-
selves under obligation o "reply to the ap.
peal made to ua in that report.
W
asked to "evince our inllueiico for our I
country's goo.1, by withholding our hands j
from any young man, who refuses to turn
out in defence of our honor and our coun. ,
try's righta."
In reply, we hereby, one nml all, ol our
.own free go-.! will, solemnly pledge our
selves to comply with that request; and
(o evince, on all suitable occasimis. our de-
lestatioti and contempt for tiny and all
young men who run, but tcill not lake up
arms and march at once to the seal of war,
10 llUllivll till' Indians H llO llUVC tint olll)
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IimrUtTCUUlir incmii, uui imu-Kni) un
suited our sex. He never con, ami nev-
rigms i )'ur ivhih. ... . .-.. "h
"urs. Vou inu-t not be discouraged
lighi on be bravi1 obey yourotlkcrs
ond never quit your r-.U 'till the enemy
i conquered ; nnd w lieu you return in tri-
limiUI to lite Vlllll'v. si'U iinn iiuw us .n
. ..,,,,; with you. as we tnvv are
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Onil (liMPCr.
Joitriiist ol Iho Wfullicr, lor
Mars'li IBs.
March
1. Clear.
'.. Clear.
3. Clear.
I. Clear,
ft. Clear.
0. Lost night rain, part of faro.
noon cloudy, afternoon i'viic
ruin.
7. Clear and cool.
8. Rain moat of the day.
0. Clear.
10. Forenoon clear, afternoon clou
dy and rain.
ll.Clenr.
IS. Clear.
13. Clear, quito warm.
1 1. Forenoon clear, ufteriuxin show
cry, thunder and lightning
In evening.
1ft. Gentle .bovvers ot intertills.
in. ' '
I7t ii ii ii n
18. " ' "
10. Clear.
90. Showery.
ill. Rain, aomn .now.
'J3. Rain moat of thn duy.
n3a ,1 (I 11 II II
31.
aft.
m.
'ii.
Cloudy.
Some ruin.
i.
Jl). Cloud v in inornini:, rain with
a little snow 'nil tovvardu
night.
30. Clear.
31, Sonto rnin.
Thin mouth, ulthough not witlm. the
n... .ii(i,1,.ii,.n iiiumi n i.isii '
in than
i. 'i,.. I
nuy of th pre ei dm,, mm' hi,
. in tin lust mmy 'iiismi.
I l mi tie, -sii'ivif li f.hh'l Niiw
I'rolll tile illicit Mull "limit I'lco
The b.uk Aiignlo, whn h arrived here
mi llm I llh uist , from Mu.atlun, brought
' limun. C.n.r.-. I,..,l ,.....i,l,t.,l. :.n!
llltes III Jill Wiis.illlgt'ill up to till" "Ill ol
rnoiuuiiii'lsii vigor mis prie(.tiin,n ol tie
Mliri ,in,, .s-iretan if War m h.s re
, ,. ...i,, i. ,s li ,veriiiin nt
to re'iiin m rinuni nt i-ois. s,iou nfthe ion
I .pier, d H rnt'.rv us an nel. u.iiitii ution f.r
1 1,,. , xp.,w, ,,'i lie ur
Tho M hiys hu. .i umjoi t uiC'.iigrss,
, n.l the northern k rtimi of'th' in were u
iiamst n.tiiitr sui.nlies l.r tin furlhi r nros.
eeution of th- ur, bin n m snpnei
I t,m tl. v.uiheru nlns nud ilciii'.rts I
,,UM ,t , niv,n v, far (is the further
prnsi tutiou of th. war and tin- retuinmy
nsessionol th- coieuered territory wus
conceriieil. In sucli n oavi tlio Ailiiunis
. iriilmn would b timlili d to cirrv on
its iens, aiel very probiiblv briiiglh' dr
man honorable i-iid. I
I At thi latest dale n itlnnt' lis I traiiM.i.
red at WashuiLMnii to inabh ustn iiue to
any definite conclusions m regard lo a
to be lie liiindurv line, uud the Ameri
can pivernmcnl to protict tin-pait) cu
trailing tie Irmly. Mr 'i'rist lud pro
ciileil to Wnshiiigt'iii wild th treat), but
vs lie th- r ill- I . S. iiv mini n' wi 1 mil
I) it, ri munis to b se n.
Th'" Si'd Urj of the Tn usury .n h
leji'irl t'll'iiisre a, s'jtes that, should t!i
units, b ki pi 111 Mi Mio llli'ii the lirtt nf
Jul)' It 10, thi Nnll'illlil del. Would tie li
U- onlv lift) nulli' us of d illar-i.
N'i lile r ' I the poli'u ul pane Is I ) t
'th il Uion a ciiudid.iti I ir th" I'n seh n
iv. ( ie r.i's Scott. Tol"r, juitmau
iiiel Worth in ciin i u' lh,,lav,Web
tl r, 1 1,1 II.I", I I'll ll.lh,1U,'llloUM. t'.lss .III' I
'itleTS RI' tulk.il .tine I.IK i 1 1' II VI I'll tin
Chief Mug -ti .1 V.
Il inu,, he ll r'ktin,; I vm "f ' ui
nadvrs who h.ul tr"in down a t, ' I'
Kain that Rub rl W. Dunlup bus ln
ill ettd liovi rnnr "f M.iim .
Senator Fnirlii 1 1, nf Muni' ' .id 'n .1 nt
Waahiiigl.'ii. II" ("'1111111111 I lifi - a
common sailor.
I The pneki ! lii. Sli pluii Whitm v h.1s
i- on the coast ol lielaud, with -5 pa-
' seuger- The packet 'hip Maliiina, !.
fi'tlier with her cnrgii, vvi ro loot in Ma v
sacl.tisells May ; pas-siugi m and en w cav
il. it is liared that onnther of tho Un
tish Wiat India mail tliamcrs has liceu
lost. One- had been due 1" days al Vera
Cruz.
ll"ii. Henry Wi.e is cnin"ll"r nm.
hgal advi-crofdm. S'.nekl it, m the I'rc.
mom mm.
' The C'litrae' f"- carrviuy th" mail to
California and I iieg"ii via I iiiiama, had
l-ei ciuludid.
.ilkxiio. It up
ars, from 'he an ounts
that wi huve received, that three of the
S 'Utlu ni I'p vinces ..f (. u-. hud d. ilar.
ml agnin-t ihc term- "I the tnatv hu.Ii
li.i'l ln'cu ci'iimni'd "un in: ininu
Slalis.
(...I. ( 'iiin
liiiti m 'i I 1 in Ma. wa.
lHM'e.l liv Sania iiui. with intKl m. n
'ol. C. wuli l,s. than iil'tluii'li ill len.l.
id linns. If ..r tlurt) ! iv. win ii In wus
r mfirctd hv a ' un'H mi un ! r iui.
Lane.
C 'I. I) "niijin a Mi mi in, w iih a par
tv of his e iti'itrv un n had joined the Am.
man irni); In "with h. e" inpotiy iictiug
as .pn.'iip'ii th" tii'iveni ills ( llie
Meu in.. II" had d'lte the Ainern mis
issential wrvirc, and wa. .itec '.still in
capltiriiij; the mn nl'.a.. in- "'"th -ir had
er, lien. T.'iiej"., had b' i n t iken hv Imn.
Hie principal fiientl.v duel wus run
lrlis n ,ri...
l.ud
I.
II lev l relv
ed tl.At h"
" ,, ., . d .
WoUIIOllI, UU'I II
w as Ml
I vv
ul. I shortly In !al.i n.
lien. Si . ha I laid tac up n tin dil.
I' n nt Mi Mi an Slates to tli" amount . I If
(went tiitre And fi .n imlli'Vi .K!.m. an I
had adopted the most stritiu" nt measure-.
to insure it. pi) ui -tit. I iin. !
iiei'tinii with this. e-Miim'.s ,1
t, m cu-
Xinencau
nrm) "in spieadui it Il over Jlexie '.
to liiiiiluct thenisi Ive. in a niamii r thll
vv ill nm reflect dish u r up -n lli.-m. eiih' i
as soldien T Americans
I :..n..r.ttj 'I .IS 1 r. Mu
I i.aii'l ijuitmaii.
uiiii miier uili.-ii.. hid n tunn d ! the I !
State., where tl "ere received with
i.reii hiiieiri.
I rainy i nm, I i. l.rouglii u
... . . - . . . . .,... , ...,v. w - ...
(ien. Sett lull nin.iid Ucjteral. sm of liumuii nature, do you imsglno I
Worth ond Pillow, with nt" olhersTfrt.si1Bn answer pride, or luxury, or ambition,
disrespect lo the lieiietul iu. Chief. or egotism! No; 1 shall say indolence
Lor,. reiiifore-enu nt. t the army were who conquers indolence, will conquer all
consiamlv arriving I'ri'iii the I'. S. the rcM." Indeed all good principles must
Thesiim of t?niillU0 wu rueivid fer stagnate without mental activity. Ziss
impirt dune, nt the Cut' in House ill Ve-' mcriiitm.
rn Cm., iluriiii! the mouth ef August. I
There had b.-i ii no battle fought iuco
the capture ot tin. cit) "i .nexieo.
lien. Scott wa. n piTtnl t. be at loin-
cm, nnd it iv a rum 'rid lh.it he intended
lo make a deiuonsirnlii'ii iihiii San I. in.
PhIinI, the capital of one ol llio provinces
whieh had declared ngauist the treaty.
All our previous m vv. ha. gone to show,
lliat Mr. Trist hud failed to nn;miuto n
Irenly of peace with leie , and hud re
lumed home. Ill our previous in ws, al.
hi, Cit'lieriil Scott i. nitidti to s.iy 'o llie
Mexican (luveriimint, that if tlie wished
for peace, the uiii.t sue lor il at Washing
ton. Kli. Sl'le'.
OCTll ! no sign, bei.iitie n inuii cat-,
fioys, that he can Uapu.U rail fence'.
Tim lltsr MriiiciNK. Frequent bath
nig, not oucu or twico a month, but eve
ry iluy if you please, in warm or cold wa.
if r, is onn oi the gramlrat medicines In
he 'irjil II will innkn one moro hearty
nml umri iren irom iliscaso limn a cart
load of mediuue could. Tho Boston Re
form' r in) a, with reference lo the subject,
th.it friim one to five tmmds of decavM
nnninil matter misses off dallv bvlnsnnsl.
. bb perspiration from llm hilinai, hodyr
, Tho white dint which collects on iho akin
! -wim tnina called goe flesh, is refuan
' m-it'er of the system. Viewed with a ml.
irosioin it hiijks liko a butcher a cart or
putrid imut. If llio pores of llio skin are
i losi .1 mid imperccptiblo peraplralion ia
stuppul, thin corrupt matter Is thrown Up.
on tin- lungs, liver, or intestines, causing
old, consumption, fevers, iVc. Tho rem'
uly is found in the specific that will re
store the system to Us proper balance, up
on thn natural avenues for the discharge
of pmsunbui secretions, and relievo tho
internal organs from burdenaomo clogs
that arc thrown upon lliem. Cold water
has liecn proved to bo a remedy. And
nothing but 111 simplicity, Its commonncoa,
. H.I-. tll'j f1. u.M.v.nw IIJUIWJIUVVM
which prevails could have kepi lis virtue
' ...ul ,l.n til.nst-t llnl HAn.l I... A .AnluJila
so long concealed.
'ix.-cle VhIiio ol Hold and SilTCT,
. i:b. toiim! l-efjre Jnlv 31.
, !-;il. .... $10 00
laouis, ci -tit el siuco 1790,
Ndprileun or 211 fr. pie:ei (dou.
blc in proportion)
Iiiublious, Spanish,
I) .ii'il'ioiis, Metican,
T- ti Thaler piec s (5 In propor.)
'!' n liuild'r do. do.
3J (iuildi rs, "liver, I'rils.
Thalcrs, ....
Ilucats. I'rusiiaii,
I'leh m ks, ....
I'rcdi ricl.a d'ori.
1'istole, Spamli. .
I'orty Livre pieces
Johannes, (J in prnpor )
N. CanilmaA; Ccnrgia i'ces,
i icrmuii Crowns,
Frencli Crowns, ...
I"ivi I'runk pieces,
Siianish Dollar',
M.-xiiuu Ilollsr,
A rican Silver,
3 85
10 00
in no
7 80
3 00
i no
0 03
i w
3 00
7 80
3 eo
7 00
10 00
4 85
1 00
1 00
0 03
1 00
0 00
0 00
'J-. bomb she'll, weighing ls0 pound.,
it inch was fired from the Castle ol San
Juan dc Cllea during the bombardment,
hn. t'cen placed in the rotunda oi lite rnt.
Indelnhia Kxchanso and attract. consider
able curiosity. It wa. brought homo by
Cam. Knzlc. in the United atatea aleam
shin Princeton. The iron of which it b
comno'cd is about two inches thick. It
w as found near General Worth'e tent, a
diftance of two miles and a half from the
Castle.
Cnrrr.n Halls. llio Mexican. uo
" copper grape," and it is represented M
being most poisonous. They are made
rough, and left to Rccimiulato verdigris,
uud other nnvioii.. coating peculiar to cop.
Ier, and when they wound ihey aro al
,,i nlu.iK f.it.il. We aro not informed
H .tlcr tlie Mexicans use copper because
0( lt! posionous qualities, or because tney
i have no lead X. O. Tropic.
(In. Tailor has beaten the Danish
eped "I honor, which Ray. a bravo man
"html 1 attack two, stand firm against three,
it" cruund a little to four, and only ro-
treat for five. Hough and Heady attacks
four. Maud, firm acninst citiht, oivt.no
" round to a doen, and never retrcat..-Ee
C vf. The origin of this term Is ta
ken from l'lukcring' Vocabulary of Amer
icanisms, which is as Inch an authority on
the 'iihtects of wldcii il treats as our li-
hraries nlfird.
Siiinii 1 Adams' father, nnd alioul twen
tv .''.hern, who were caulkon of vessels,
and liv cd iu llcsioii, usosl to meet regular
'v hrfor-every election, nomlnato candl
d'atis fir ollice'.nnd lay plans for electing
th;m Their gatherings were kept up so
lent, and led to siichimiKirtaiit coilfcquen-
' ci '. that "the cmilltrt mrr'uigi became
a fauulliarphriianil was finally extend.
.I to all assemblages held for similar ob
ject.. Hy a very natural corruption wo
now have '
meetings.
.naciii" instead of "caulkcri' "
Knt iav. If industry is no more than
hnlnl, 'ti.al least an excellent oneN-iU
vou ask me which is tho real hereditary
i plUiS IN T. 1UTtle. Very many of
,l0 ptHecrs attaclied to llio nrmy or occu-
, jiatini m, remarkbly lino dogs, prtncl-
. .t,.. ,. ,i IK)iUcr and seller apeclee.
After the luittlu of tho Glh began, and the
tlrisi; brenme very Inlcn.e, tvvadogs, re.
, ,nari,al,0 for their intelllBcnce.npeared
to littcn to the ronfuslon for a while with
great astonishment, and then evidently
holding n consultation, ihey started In
gu ut t-pced for Point Isabel being the first
itrrivuisnt tnai pmco iromuio oainonciu,
'I'lierii was n bravo dot;, however, to re-
deem llio character of tho species. IIo
wstcd himself in front of ono of the bat
teiies, and vvutching with tho intensest
grnvity, tlie appearand) of tho discharged
ball, would start after it in full speed, ex.
pressing great surprise, thai it was out of
i im smiti bu suddenly, no vtouiu men
IMW'
4 50
lgii-W.1 ffAIUsJ. aSlJ
'. JBB. ..... . .'
another ball, tm
the chaue. fit tlM,
through trteasieti, mi
Btram. In
abort time tine
dsrful am( vartMN
an Irlah MfllltMM
arrived In Bmuw4.
"Jta quite entirely MM I
no way turerkwd to M .
hunting:, aome mornln oiMrlM faaaaaWT
Htm , taaTaal-MssstsTMsM Wi
'mmmVmmyEmMV''
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ffliare'
WM
Wat Ff. tCw tTiMi. flv?
sKaJsatMaanaaBasssijaaasBaa v0
niUMiaaiaaai' t w '
Oa th 1M kat as liak Mv-W C4
UaeaalsT, Hiajusai iaasja, af. Maa Je
t Mrs. llairM Klmaa.kasb t tto lata
grauan.
ITVAaUr.
At fiaa Or. aa aW'IOsa lost.
Want, taUMMshnarakaiafl.
Oa lb. 1 lib ak. Iha aWeaassTM ftasi tl
f a Imbb, aa sWsaaM Ma aaks, wWa) , M
asuafeaiaaeuj. Ta iawaaai aaavaa a Wfc aaa
saw yiaag Wst lb waa aa aftlajhti Maatsksas,
awal asaa, aasl ksgaiy sstiaana ay a wfca Ymm
hias.
MlalalaCHy,MWrsa,lian af AasWar Waaj,
Ksj. a ik 17tb last. Uaasf MaCaaat, atast
raata.
TV aWtsasst a4 Vssw s
kWhifke
toy, aad waa frsaa Caaatvadaai eaaasto. ISssni
i assa
totaW
sjhraal. Il wM at twaassaaa; tolas winlrsiia
Isara.thot th tVssasa, "tkmih aaaaaw hi a
atraap Uaat, rseIvssl rvafjr asasaUa aat aatl at-
Uatlea, as Ik haaats af Wa Bamtri
bstt." Tb. sltkaaaswWik iaJsNtaiac (
f th ittntmi, waa attdkBtast If lias, I etaf
sniealaUMhlWIMC
NEW MAIL ROUTE.
KswMaasiaaaJIssstasfsaaa On
lata:, aad fissn tawtst laM. Hab ranr.
AnasoaMratklamaK aWaaas ef kMtaff alr
ytmyausw and Utters etniri kjr Mr. Kaaa,a
bbtrul lew, will avail laaaaasm at aass a
inly.
ApW a, IHO.
Ua
sT 1IKBEBY (onwam sB
M. I.il IIENKY EVANS, frsaa
m Claim tt laaaL situtsd al aa)
1'isai. v.
April 30, IMS.
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cf tkl. eKy.a-aJI c3riatlaWilaliilii
eaasalaiag Tsrtv Mat af tlaaat, aa aa Ml
baatvsia sWa-sai, asvyaat. a aMaaaw Watamaa t
tb lakfc a Oetsasarawas. Ta ijagaraw, is '
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Killisn hi Hai twaasst afaUsj ljasiss
nm ni
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atr laisa at Caiasjns
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Usaurilaalesd oa th WWsatwtl. rivet, atvMtM
milM atov Oit(a cHy. aasl halaf
stiacll Uading taea for travsWas. Fat tetaas
fc,',,, OEft ABEINETHY.
Or I ' JUsCmSL'
CtaafgCsaty.
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War k aJaBltt, .
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Ban Fbammoo, i
M Ciuromu. S
laur ssatal ssstatr
ui: sixth MMaanut or Mn.M.M
U. TUOXNTOira SCHOOL, la Mtmy.
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rill eossiau tvta wsst.- Al the arsa.hu
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