The New York Herald Newspaper, January 16, 1848, Page 1

arent nent gs pees ae anemone ty: tain ee So aN Whole No, 4983, or NEW YORK, SUNDA The New York, Pennsylvania and South Carolina Volunteers, with the Battalion of Marines, Advancing to the Nov, sir Singular Incident en route~A Female Soldier Attack on the Fortifications of the Castle of Chapultepec, on the lth ot Sept, 1847, T again resume my pen, to inform you that our Price Pwo Venta, Fort Mann, ARgAySAS River, t ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING. 2K ‘THEATRE —Meses. PASS, RICAN CIRCUS. ni DS, LENT & CO.’ H aestrian ince at Tovelock. Particulars see bills, TRE—Kist night of the pew grand See ee TTL OF MEXICH the Halls of Moptezumas, written and preduced direction of Mr. Thomas sore manager of fhustres assisted by Dir- Steveus,, Durieg which jeted the Btorming of Chapultepec. ° the Pork Theatre, will be faithfally the New York Volunt this terrible thouge: gl~ ‘corps, the entire of 1 rth MONDAY EVENING, 1c by a vivid representation of ant Battle inn. 17,1848, will be per fo National Spectacle, entitled the Battle of Mexico, or the Ca) ture of the-Halls of the Moutezumas. Ameriears—General Seatt, (Commander-in-chief of the army) Cay Wentwood, Burk tain Winthrop, J mer; Pheli Bothe:um. eraber of the colored population » Dragoons, ke. ; ry, ley. M of the Mexican forces) Mr Dai Dou Morales, Governor of Vera Crez, co, aSpamich gent di pacio, a dealer in mado, Warwick; Querill Phill io’s Wile, Sai ag Signer i mrwith Hew of he Caste of Bee American Squadron. & Mexicans driven wit of Vera, Cruz 2 march into the interior. Scene—View near Cerro Gordo—the heights de- fended by the Mexicans, stormed by the American troops point of the bayonet. Act 3d—Scene—A Bi- 's Order of Battle in flour—Mexican ¢ Am ta Anna. Scene—the Black hts of Cerro Gordo—Capture of —the Brttle and Victory. Act 3d of Battle by moonlight—the derd —derth of Westwood. tions for Battle—Storm- fer Lite. Scene Santa Apna and his cork log —Scone—View of the Fie! and wonny jen K he Dark —Mr. ? Fathom, Mr. Jordan; Mrs. Heli ti bone lison: Mrs Fathom, Mrs. Barnett; Betty, Mrs. Breadley, Boxes 25 and Gai'ery 1254 cents. Doors open at half past 6, i'l vise wt 7 o’elock. VHATHAM THEATRE —First night of the celebrated Cie aM sights 0 ia df ights only; and first 5 ance of Mrs, WILKINSON—On Monday Evening, Jan: 17, the rerformance will commeng with the adi of va. Wil which, . ra ve of WuBtIC FEATS —Te be followed by the MODEL ART- ISTS, in the'r admired Tableanx conclude withthe new farce of HIS —On ‘tuesday evening.a variety of Entertainmen's, for the Benefit of Mr O’Brien. TfCWELL’S OLYMPIC THEATRE —On Monday jing. January 17th. will be performed the PA- OWER. O07, VENUS AND ADONIS—Adox Mars, Mr Mites eal hich, the fares of the F ‘Madeline, Sve Timm. ‘To be followed fled ‘WHO'S MY HUSBAND—Dr Mull, Daniel Toot'es, Mr Hollmd; Mrs @mith sherwood. To ‘conclude with TAM TAW—Mezourki, Mr Holland; M'ss Mary Teylor. Door Dress evre'e, 50 conta: Browway THeat will be performed the_T ‘ Mr Beverly sir Flemwwg; Stakely, Mr Fredericks; Mrs Be- very, Mrs Farreat Chitlotte, Mrs’ Sergean:, Pas Beal, Mlle. See lair; © Mr ‘Thompson. To covelade with H E—Monday E Tan, of the G¢MESTER Comie Dance, Mr Thompson YOUNG AMERICA—Colovel Martinet, Mr Dsshalong, Mr Dawson; Mr Poo'ey. Mr Hrd aloug, Mrs Sergeant; Mrs Pooley, Mrs Wa: Mrs Winstanley. T’o morrow, ihe comedy LYONS. Doors t halt-past 6; performance to com- mene a7. ACE OP" RA—Monday, Jan. 17, wil be e onsra of LUCREZIA BORGIA~Luerezia, ffi; Ducr Alfonso, 8’ Settimio Rosi; Gen: Sig'ta Liet'i sosi; (her first ca:) Guidetto, 8’ Severo Strinl; Gazella, yEzi, 3. Piemontesi: Ri rotto, Sig’ra Selina Boulard; eee Tey The above represents the advance of the New York, Pennsylvania, and Palmétto regiments, together with the battalion of Marines, to the attack on the strong Castle’ of Chapultepec ‘The advancing party on thesleft and those formed in line, before the Mexican breast-works, are the New York volunteers The officers en horseback, at the extreme left, are Major General Quitman, (marked 1) and staff, and Brig. General Shields (marked 2) and etafl. The wounded officer, (marked 3); is the brave Lieut. Colonel Baxter; and the one marked 4 is the gallant Capt. Van Olinda. ‘The storming of the fortification of Chapultepec, was one of the greatest achievementss of the tremendous struggles of eur gallant army in the-Valley of Mexico. Those on the right are the South Carolinians, Pennsylvanians, and Marines. View of the West e Mountain Perote._ of Jalapa with th } battalion, on these wide and extended plains, ia not altogether devoid of little incidents, which serve to amuse and enliven our dreary and mo- notonous life. The most prominent, and, at present, all-exciting circumstance which oceu- pies our more immediate attention, is a dis- covery of rather a delicate and unsoldier oceur- rence. For some time past, surmises have been afloat, and pointed allusions directed towards one of our youthful heroes—whose physiognomy conveyed strong indications that the field of warfare was not exacily the proper sphere for features so delicate and a form go fragile. On the 28th of November, a return train left this place for Fort Leavenworth, and during the evening, the observed of all observers was amon: the missing. An immediate investiga- tion, of se, followed, and the result did a tale unfold, savoring of the romantic, love, and glory. A detail was sent after the absent youth, whom they brought back to the Fort, when a complete expose took place; and it was placed beyond a doubt, that this individual was actually afemale, who had leit the amorous field ef fe- male conquests, donned the soldier’s garb, and eought for honor in the field of glory. TI cannot exactly understand that this metamorphosis had originated froma tender passion for an Adonia ; but rather a predisposition to intrigue, which was concocted, «nd carried into effect, under the auspices of a dandy lieutenant, belonging to Company D. This officer had, I understand made several attempts to obtain a distinguished position in the service of Uncle Sam, and when this battalion was put under requisition, he snobbed himself among the commissioned of- ficers ; but | suppose bis amorous dispositions were almost likely to supplant the chivalrous, until—being a man fertile in expedients-—he so managed that ke was enabled to prevent even his amours from interfering with his movements in the path of glory. Prior to his departure from St. Louis, he had fixed his attention on a blue- eyed nymph ; so, by whispering sott and sweet accents into a willing and attentive ear, and, by a. well-turned, flactering tale, he induced the frail Caroline to, doff the female garb and don the soldier’s uniform {tis worthy of remark, that this devotee, both of, Mars and of Venus, had actually introduced this female heroine under his paternal roof at St. Louis, in her own proper garb, and there the transformation took place, and the initiatory pro- bation of assuming manhood, or man-like form, was first adopted. This feminine companion was ultimately brought on to Fort Leavenworth in the eapacity of a personal servant to this hero of adouble passion, when the embryo company to which he belonged, being destitute of one man to make up the requisite complement for muster in service, the pliable and serviceable Caroline was appealed to, and, with a becoming compliance, again extricated the lieutenant. The examination before a surgeon was certainly abarrier, but this, by a cunning manqwuvre, the amorous swain managed to avoid. Truth and justice compel me to state, the movements were done without the cognizance ot any other of- ficer of the battalion, excepting the brother ot our hero, who was also a lieutenant in the sume company. This hero had made himself rather conspicuous during the march; for, so determined was he to obtain distinction and renown, both in love and glory, that he actually shot himself in the leg; which circumstance he made available, and penned a feeling letter to his affectionate and loving daddy, in filling up which, as I understand, he drew largely on his imaginatien for the accidental ball from his own piece, which he, by a trick of legerdemain, prr- verted into the effects of adreadtul rencontre with the savege red skins. The wound, however, ren- dered hit unfit tor duty, afid gave him ample opportunity for indulging in his amorous avoca- tions—this female volunteer being his bed-fe\- low, with few to interrupt them, and none to i ju. Boxes, parqaet and bal- mphitheatre. 50 ce 13) HALL, 472 Brosdway, between Grand Broome st eeis.—Crowded to flowing with the .of New York Open every night during day. Ugabated success Sixteenth *S MINS’ 8, rt jand in the U' Stetes, EB. P. Christ G.N. Christy, E. Pieree, J. Raynor, C Abbott, T. Veuzh whose orginal aud inimable Concerts are nightly, honored wih crowded and highly respeetabie andien id wniver- ally adinitied to excel every awusemest of a similar charac inthis city Admission 2) cents; chilren under ice. Doors open at 7 o’cloek—Concert wisl ene ‘On Saturday, Jan. 22, an Afternoon Concert Doors cpen at 2, commence nt 3 o’cleck. ROADWAY ODEON—satrance through Tiuteux’s Sa- Bei nder the management of Mr HG. Gureny— The mmence with Ventriloquism, by hig G. Velent TY i . = = = interfere, if. NSS Ss ~ . x = = == SSS NE AG On the investigation, the heroine, nothing a : = E p loathe, made a fall expose, and from her own lips, I have just ascertained, she is pregnant, and will, in.due time, consequently give birth to a child of the plains, of which the wounded officer is, she-declares, the undoubted father. The Lieutenant and his brother were put un- der immediate arrest, and the frail one has be- come their bitterest foe. She is experiencing the utmost attention from our officers, who, as gentlemen, overlook faults, when the cause of an injured and deluded woman requires their inter- position Lumuay be as well to state, in conelu- ston, that her proper name 13 Caroline, N—, a native of Llmois; but the cognomen under which she has passed in the batialion, was William ‘After which, Grecian Exercises, by siiss C Llavehard. Lo conclude with » splendid serves of TAE- LEAUX VIVANTB.or living Mae and by tie HODEL ARTIS CES—A mazonian’s Oi ian Triuwph, Wuben’s Virgin, the Bose Girl, Telemechas in Catypso's Jaland Three Graces, the Quoit Thiower, the Qreeu of Klowers the Female norm Extractor, | alyp- Jream Scene from the Deluge, The Evening § Scoue of Jenlausy. the py. Tableau ia honor of Gen, Jack- sra_and of the gloricus Sattle of New Orleans. Orchestra Box 50 cents, Pa'queste 25 c-nts, Boxes 123% cents. Perform auce to commence at halt leklOAN MUSEU a F- Hrreucoce, Mauager—Every D veatng t week, commencing on Monday, Jay. 17, 1818—Spiendid exhi- bi tocs and performances, in the afteraoon at 3 o'clock | as the wu , Amazon Pollticat Inteiligence. jew Pronen ox THe WAR AND ANNEXATION.— General Pi-ree, formerly a democratic U.S Senator from New Hampehire.ant now of the U.S, army, arrived here trom Mexico on Fiiday ou his way home. Daring bis stwy in this olty, be spoke frankly of the war and of various matters connected with it He thinks that the prospect of peace bas at no time been worse than itis now. He expreases himeelt strongly acaiust what is called the military occupation of Mexico, and says that annexation would be even worre then occupation. He holds that the idea of drawing from Mexico the means of defrayiug the expenres of cccupation is utterly preposterous. When Gen P was asked what policy he would adopt in re- lation to Mexico. he answered hesitatingly that he did not know We de not think, howaver, that the question gud evening thi ought to have presented any difficulty to his mind If MPBELLYS ETHIOHAN SE RES ¢ ~ i : 4 z Wi he would neither occupy nor annex Mexico,as he says Here ye” hacer bal +] = VI poeweaes he would not, and if be would oppose the unconditional > in the evening at half past 7. ‘The manage: faction of annow: cing, wiih Cw very, extrannd AND MI8S WYEET accompanied by the othe: u ting museal entertainme:t. ‘ihey and evening this week Last week of Mr, Whitlock, ar. withdrawal of our army from Mexico, without the lures: Likenesses — —$—$ $< — — ———————————————— { negotiation of a treaty of peace, as we suppose he would, is ea co hy vie surely there is no rational course left but to take and \ le jadam 4 ‘ +, € e faunas Fortaue Teller, Wax Model of the ivunnthoncresbbamerricrtoten: tho ceveral States; the State and Federal District of Heanquantens, Came Wasitise won, } From Texas —The steamship Palmetto, Capt. | tne? Sraeiomnye, te, Feet Oy eject Hars.a Body, to be seu privately at *m extra charge of 25 © New Orleans Picsyane, Jan. 7 | Mexico baing considered as one. Accordingly, offers or December 23,1547, § Smith, arrived yesterday, bringing the Texas mail— | honorabio treaty shall benegotiated.— Loud: Je cents, -Admustion tothe whole, 25 sents: children andersen | | The schooner Eleanor. Capt. Jones,arrived last eve- ids for those rents, within each State, o: aay one of Onvrns No. 3. : There is nothine of importance in the news. We ez-| Deed ee Forest th ling ooch extra ping from Vers Crus, having eailed thence the 29th ult. ther, aro invited. “They will by sent ta ae early ss yos- All persons not connected with the army, (including (ract from the papers all of interest that wo can find — | 7 . : ~ She as in company with the bark St. Mary and the sible,’ sealed, to the headquarters of the Commander# Cf sutlert, but exclusive of persons referred to in the 24 ‘The Aualin Demorrat of the 28th ult. eay Tux Kextucy Locoroco Strate Convention —The STEYERMARKI3°HE MUSICAL | sehooner Robert Mi , both for this port. ‘I'he United Departments, except for the Federal District an Sta'e partof this order,) desirous of placing thema-lves uc- ‘The remains of 8.11 Walker reached town day be- | Locofoco State Convention, which met at Frankfort on bits ot New York fortherrvery diuering | same day. Geencet cod dattar toes eh Po of Mexieo, | Hor the two latter, the offars.or bids will be ..der the nrotegtion of the troops that will leave here with | fore yesterday, when minute guns ware fred, ao08 Pro. fe Getitace dua Lisatthont Goversary G50 mike - “ ‘ dressed to the general. in-chief. » train in a few days for the city of Mexico, must fur- - const fe 4 in the following order: first, the "7 “ om vena en off the Free tmerican we learn that Capt Fairchild, "11 Farther details for the cxeoution of the foregoing nish their own tecepentttion. 008 ence, and Fe- Independent Ordes ror and suite, | any nominations. They adjourned to meet again on ally hoptwould else © ih oe Culsians Mounted V olunteers, returned from thé systam of government and revenue will: soon be given port themselves to Capt. Gleuson, / M, for assign- oth branches of the Legislature, guished citizens | the 15th of March next, —Louisvitle Journal, Jan, 11, for the truly kind aad generous appr th exico on the 26th ult. having left the capital j4 general orders ment to a place in the ling of match, and obey euch or- and atravgersgenerally. The procession moved tothe | House or Assxmaty.—Tae occupations of the mem- fi have constantly been 1 "They also on the 1&th—four days later than our previous advices. eee ae ceeatasthas ray wil bave the hougt toaire apoteer:| We Oxtract freciy feom the Free sfimertcen’s ealections certs, fuurin eummber, namely,ou Tuesday, Thure- | from the papers brought down by Capt. Fairchild ; we “ urdey eveuings of the presert week, ond nT’ poe dey (he auth inst) otneat week. This will utvely Uh hare Rot Jet reocived any letters by this arrival ya tt By command of Maj Gen Scott. Jers and regulations a8 he may be authorized to give. church, where a eulogy was pronounced upon the de- | bers and officers of ihe Ansembly, are as follows: Far- i. SCOTT,A A.A G 2. Merchauts desirous of sending up to the city of ceased by the Hon. R. M. Williamson. The remains | mers 54, merchants 17, yers 19, mechanics 17, phyet- The Free American tella us that Colonel Milos was Mexico wagons or pack mules, will immediately report wore then laid in state in the Representative Hall. The | cians 3, gentlemen 5, manuiacturers 3, préduce dealers about to leave Vera Cruz to join his regiment. He has to the Lieutenant Colonel commanding, the number of remeins left for San Autonio to-day. 1, clerks 3, mariner 1, engineers 1, ferrymen 1, saghme- The fei rders, by General Scott, require no i > ‘C 4.0 Jast appearat ‘on th ing orders, by , ny Feq' ee ort Vera Craz ey oper tach, in order that he may arsign to them a position in — From the same we leara that Col. Wm. G. Cook, | kers t, hotel keepers 1, lithographers 1, editors 2.—Alba- boa “Re Concert thilharmonie Soe explanction frem us i Ibe clissan, nad chlor ernepetbationt ate there to the line, and also appoint couductor, to take charge Adjutant General of the State, died on the 24th ult. at | ny Bvening Journal, serch: kbpabiaeanertarte ‘Oa Teesda Hrangu: or tne Ansy, Mexico, Dec. 15. mark the kind regard in which he is held by all ciaazes. of the #ame. . A the residence of his father-in law, in Guadaloupe coun- | Tyyronism ix Bostox.—The Taylor levee at Faveut 1. Tie arm enRnAl, Onoens No. 376. ‘Tho following items are from the Free mericin, 1°38 recommended that the merchants appoist this ty, Also, that a German named Wrinkler, was shock- | fail, Boston, on ‘Thursday evening, wes quite well at- The Opera La Birene by Al - 1his army is about to spread itself over and to oc- Some of the army orders we copy as curiosities, rather condustor, he reporting to the commanding ofleer for togly mutilated while engaged im firing the cannon on | tended ; and General Dearbon, the Mayor of Roxbury, Opera Die Felseamuble, by Reissiger. Vi bey J ublic of Mexico, until the latter shall sue thon for the information contained in them: special instructions. — the oscasion of the arrival of the gallant Walker's re- | was among the speakers. executed by P. Kits—composed by Jacobi B ede | for in terms acceptable to the Government of ihe The American Siar, dated Mexico, 17th D ber, | By order of Lieut. Col Mines mains. The gun had become heat and the men at Buanss- Grand Potpourri, by Sir: ‘On Wed United States. eemerecen re ated Mex “e) rw por , In W. L, CRITTENDEN, 24 Lieut ist lof, the vent removing his hand, the charge ignited, and Tayton Mass Meerixa ix Viraivia.—A large meet- ing the Steyermarkische “detent actin Hidenrchem ada! Gone hs aapesee ‘AA. Adj Genvral. Wrinklor was so auch injared that he was not expec- | ing was held at Montgomery, Va, on the 3d instant, at en) Company. wil 2. On the ecoupation of the principal point or points tim oniy Concert in brooklyn, at the Female Academy In any State, the payment to ‘the federal government of per distant places; and in another column says; — [ieut. MeDonald, of the 3d Artillery; Lieut. Catinet, ted torecover which resolutions were passed, setting forth that in the SUNDAY. FVENING CONCERTS—NIBLO'S AL- | thi# republic of all taxes or dues, of whatever name or We Understand Colonel Hiley's brigade, consisting of Aavis:ant Quartermaster, aud Mr. Rivers, loterpreter, A public meoting has been held in Victoria, at which | opinion of the meeting, the election of Gen Taylor to SUN A SALOON —The undersigned, leader of the | kind, heretofore—say in the year 1844—payable to or 24 ertillery, and 24, 4th, and 5th infantry, and the volti- with» mult party, left Pacbla for Jalapa, on the 17th resolutions were pasted urging upon the general and the Presidency of the United States, will redound to the celebraied * Saratogs Musie Band.” at the requ collected by that government, is absolutely prohibited, ¢¥r4 will move this morniog for Tacubays, where they y\t. having a considerable sum of money in their charge, State governments the expediency and necessity of | honor and glory of our whole country and asking ear- q ‘ous familias, respeccaily ann as all such taxes or dues will be demanded of the pro- #Fé to be stationed for the present. Perhaps this corp# ‘y),'y were attacked on that night by some fourteen opening a military and wogon road from Lone Point, on | neatly the ad and hearty co-operation of the people of al with Mr doh bi f the per civil authorities, for the support of the army of oc- }* inn for distant places.” ho Tobvers but although the three “camel wore the only Heteguele Bay, 00 Chihgahua, Passo del Norte, and | Virgiois to seours his promotion to the highcat office String the w ner sens aM y | Capetien, oir teetmerican Star, of tho 16th inst., contairs the persons of the party who had arms, they defeated the Santa Fe, nloug the route indicated hy Captain Catlett, | Kaown to the constitution. Overtures, Pot-bour 5. The State and Federal District of Mexteo betag al. MOTE a sng atoniser of og, ladrowes, And arrived safe at their destination aQMuUs A MAWYLAND AND Pewnayivania.—In the Maryland Le- firm the works of Haydn, ready 80 ocoupied, as well as the States of Vera Cruz, otter im the Monitor of yesterday, dated at Qereta- Assistant Surgeon Sater, U8 A, died at the city of — General Wood. the new Governor of Texas, was inad- | sistature.on the 12th inet.,Me, Clagett offered « pream- Puebla and Tamaulipas, the ususl taxes or dues, hereto: 7,0 Monday, states that the present Congress will n0t roxio, oa the Lath inst, very justly and highly appré- grated on tho Sis: ult. His address on the occasion | 9) Ha Meudelssahn, Rossini and Bells fore contributed by the samo to the federal government, Come together again, several deputies having left, .nd ciated aaa Patio. sod gentiamen, VAL: hones were » Soruntre net contains nothing of ay general interest opiaion of the public upon d resolution, complaining of the conduct of the rities of Pennsylvania, ia relation to absconding w eugoged at Suratoga, has induced Mr. Schneider to enter into | will be considered as dus and payable to this army from thera bring about to leave. it adda, that the new depa- Laid his memory by his brother officers. ve his declaration that, as the exeoutive offloer of the C the above arrange peedces 9 her Mier that the rel Sry = of the present’ iaonth, and will early be h— mond —— would soon be in the city, many of thew {From the New Orleans Delta. Jan. 7 ) Bt te, it will be his effort “ to aid aad aesiat the present Waleagr wails ta purely of bis aekie at isthe . Tekets of admission 25 cent demanded of the civil authorities of the said States and Deng already on Vapi iy task as lonel Wilson, late Governor of Vera Crom, wes administration of the national Government in its general | jase of the resolutions were :—That his Ext Yiicently illumioated. and Ind >. | District, under rules and penalties which shall be duly | PN¢ soveramens in alinotly ia ty Fi srary Me about leaving that city, on a ehort leave of absence, for policy, aud especially in a continued vigorons prosecu- | Goyernor of this State, communicate t3 the Go freshments of the hi announced and enforced Ta ColapGuenee Of the pevercere-net maven fuiniied rensxcol®: tion of the war, against our common enemy, as the only | the state of Peansylvania, the deep sense of wro' eg. «ho, commenge at 4. Other States of th bite, a¢ the Californias, !n Consequence of the governors mot having fulfilled THEATRICALS IN VERA CRUZ means of scouring a lasting and honorable peace.—New | pjucy which the people of this State have sustained -IDER, New Mexico, Chihuahua, New Leon, &o , ko , pi pene he goreeninens with sues teeaven: ‘The theatre at Vera «roz, under the management of Orleans Merewry, Jan. 7 from the Commonwealth of Peansylvanta t No 169 of the Pennsylvania la violation of the laws of Congress, a6 settled in tes; ae well by the en of this State, doing a flourishing business, The Free 3 ge St 3. Gorn kr —Ca ay- | of the the following tribute to the merits of the or THe Steamer C. Conn '.— Capt. Hay- | of the ue act is i rate nila, ANVAKD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE already occupied by the forces of the United States, ®% they could command, it was much cramped for Mississippt sap) mgenee ahoy e miles of canvass,being | tho not under the immediate orders of the general- "cans. world, at ie Panorama Building, in | in-obtef, will eomtorm to the ‘one of this order, _ Some of the deputies, in favor of revolationary men : map hg oe he ood, Who came passenger on the steamer Rio : tf h § pW ge different 1 sures, were endeavoring to get up a pronunciamento ina posing the company :—" Everybody agrees in Fi’ +. "vom Opelousas, staves, that on Monday lst, at | the Supreme Court of the United 8: Sion harplea wate t tion of tae government several towns of the Stato of San Luis, the object of t iin the best American company that has (range, (0M Opin thirteen miles below Washington, | murder of James H. Kennedy, a ye Panorama will eommence moving at 7 o'clock preewely, | Res peen adopted with the sanetion of tae government Sri i cuta be a convention, the continuation of war, ¢¥*F Visited this country, and even in the States they 1° oq Catalpla, struck a fnag, and sank inabout | 1m Carlisle, in the State of Pennaylvania. in the yar Ses wee ak to OY MOD. taxes or dues referred to are :-1,di. and declaring Sante Anne General-in-chief, [¢ was ¥ouldstind ® comparison with the artiste of the MCal 11/06 water. Boat a total loss—no lives lost—a portion | 1847, bys gang of lawless rioters. T'hat unless the cl s SEPT er duties on the production of gold and il. tbonght it would amount to nothing frequonted, and most @ la mode theatres of her cargo saved 7 zens of the State of Pennsylvania shall adopt such mea- tai + GLOI, JAN 8 O. Mercury, Jan. 7 WIL PosiTIVeLy CLOSE, JAN. 33) Mis f ver ; 3, meiting and assaying dues; 4, the tobacco rent; From the American Siar of the 15th December we FOR THE SEAT OF WAR. sures and such just laws as will secure the safety of the Coa ag ty ol il of the 19th Dacember, (From the N, O. Picayune, January 6 } Manvracrvrss.—The Lawrence Courier gives | persons of the citizens of this State, when in the pencer the | ing tu rond way. ing Niblo’s Garden. Open ever; Junray except ‘Adinission, 50 cents; children n i f 0 of life :—The the rent of ; . extract General Order No. } Talat cee dacices, The ta he Birth ficture of playing bevde ex + the teat ot post omtees owing the recent organization of the army, ns fol. ‘The U.S. steamship New Orleans left last evening for the statistics of that cowa, for January, 1848, | able pursuit of their runaway slave and the Moral Scene of 6. The rent of national lotteries is abo! —lotte- e4 Vera Crus with the following passengers :—Mre. Captain py» population is now 5949, of which 3750 are Amori- Pennsylvania, there is great Feagon fo ac alt Broxdway, late Wal i Fy ries boing hereby prohibited. 1. Byt, Brig Gon. Smith's Brigade—Byt. Captain ; Major Porter, 4th Artillery; Stowart,Pay- gang 139 nish, 24 Engish, 8 French, 2 Welch, 9 | ture Between the oltissas of the fer ol po — Gel, crore 7. Import FXport dutioe at tho ports of the Rs- Paige, assistant adjatant, general ; Regiments Mounted master; Captain Williamson, Ordaanoe Department; Qootop, 1 Italian, 1German and 16 colored. The new | their respeotivs border © tert mls iihy Bop o> public will remain Riflemen, 31 Regiment Artillery; 31, 7ch, 12h and Mth Mir, Dupera, sutler. 34 Infantry; Col. George R, MoUlel- of the Bay State Woollen Co {a nearly ready tocom- bE Re Tegel feed d Marine Corps. lan, Captain Powell, A.C 8, Captata Dill, Captain Sha- weese ork, Ba ing started for the gein ing af the cards lana, the Goverast, be Gi remcaseciawel Gece n MeCiellan, Quartermaster, and Lieut Me- on the Int Jan, ‘Tin mill is 200 feet long,48% wide, and | resolutions, socompayiie Att saa respectfully re- Regiments of lufantry silver in bare ge ingota totctey cc om posta) ie peobibie FBrip. Gon, Codvalater’s Drigede Captain Deas, ted until the further instr: assistant adjatant general; 4th Artillery, Ist, 6th,8th, Cartoey, 10ch regiment; Augustus Jacobs, sutier, Ohio 4 ytocies high. ‘The machine shop, Ke , 1s 998 feet long, the subjeot. motion of the goverument om f1h "ead lita Regimenta of Infantry regiment; Lieut, Mayne, Teorults for the Lonisl- (ener Oey en aa by 52 fnet, 9 atorioe high; the quest hixa to present thom to the ‘awatieg, soblon tees All imported articles, js or commodities which . 3. Brt Col. Riley's Brigade— Captain Canby, aca Battalion; Captain Shields, with 62reoruite for 13th - Jindor east aud west, of 478 feet each, is 40 feet wide, | of Feuseytran ax" pee said law, outitied ise have once paid, or given clent security for the pay- tant adjatant general; 4 Regiment Artillery, Infantry; Me. Peoples, edivor of the American Star; 9 stories high, mostly, though rome portions are divided Jonsnminy aft wtf ah, vcounve tie public A-4 AST BOSTON, May 334, 181 v. +1 | ment of duties to the United States at any port of entey and Ot Regiments of Infantry.and Voltigeur Regiment. Lieut Marshall, Mr. Mehio, Franklin Townsend, W A. iqto 4 stories, wings to the same 210 feet long, 3 stories | prevent x ldnappies Nooo (Pet geen pny _ Veitdommy gg Sh .” of the Republio, shalbnot again be burdened with any _ The fleld batteries of Capt. Taylor, Dr. French, Browne, RB. Hutler, Sirs. Hudaoa, Charles N. Weems, }ict,- “The obtton mill built for the Atlantia’ Company | ‘he exercise of con ait puwome heretolans exerained by id Cherry,” that J Ezy, to tax or duty in sny part of this Republio occupied by the DF. Hunt, will report and serve in the brigades asabove J 11, Felt, Captain Hobe, and D. §, Buchanan, {4.220 feet by 63, and 6 stories in height, and a mill is | 1h Jags, Toei wa TerIObal corse aevelanre? with asevere 0 foroee of the Unived States, rer a to be built next year of the same dimensions. The ma- | in this Vo gem 9. The levying of duties on the transit of animals, 4 Captains Meckall and Hooker, assistant adjutant Railroad Intelligence. chine shop of this compang ff 400 feet by 64 four stories Mibsetlancous ry or commoditi:s, whether of foreigm or domestic s@ueral, will report respeotively to M+jor General lat- = Mr. Batterfleld, anemginser, has been surveying ® jigh, aud thé foundry 124 feet by 90 Application is to Foret.—Tis an fade diecese io now vagibip te growth, from one State of this Republic to another, or terson, and Brigadier General Cushing route for @ railroad from Indian Orchard, ia Springfeld, male to tho Logielature ins few days, fora railroad er ethoed ef Teeryioue, Weerenenter GOUany on entering or leaving the gate any city within the By command of Major General Scorr through Ludlow, Granby, Belchertown, Amherst and ¢-om Lawteace, to Georgstowa, to connect with the | pe ie ne bg oto pha ors taniemine Republio, will, from and after the beginning of the HL SCOTT, A. A. A. G. — sunderiand, to Grout’s Corner,in Montague, there to Newburyport Railroad to that place The Essex Com- | There Wave Gaon & groas Damoal At ee ey ee suing year, be prohibited te ee he Ceutat, Beaten Heanquaarens, Deranraent or Vera Crv *} connect with the vemmeat ond Memeatiens Deir pacy, whieh has now 120 hands employed on maohi- bid ys e forces may enforce _ q e47 The distance is about fort; len, an er oan be employ 700. 7 tnd equitable mean vextent, ved et this office ‘ ” Bett: Wt We ee ‘The New Yorkers resident in Milwaukie, held « festt- Other equitable means, ton moderate ext be resorted to by the several State and city for the necessary support of their respective govern- the highest bidder, for the privilege of selling tobacco ‘The late Dr. Fargue it, Must Sealed proposals will be received at this office up to 2 easily built. —Springfield Republican, Jan. 12 er ae horities, o’olock on the ist of January, 1848, for the contract, to — val on the evening of the 28th December. » The oocasion appears to have ‘one of pride to the “Excelsiors.”’ ie = Eastern mail failed at New York. of Quebeo, left to the corpora ‘The asl ma nie e ee ments, and a also for the manufacture of pl ion of that city $24,000, for tne purpose of erecting and f Gite Al riate allusions were made to the memory of } B: of . Twraos : supply them with work; itisto “The Fargaes Ne “ " ‘ 4 der contrast with the highest bidders, respectively, y oniet W. 8. H. BROOKS, A.A, A.G = Anylui.” i wet Western, yreouse, é . - =