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FerHisslon mas been gwen TO zen.
La Vega and other Mexican officers
now in the city of New Orleans, TO
reside during the months of July, Au-
gust, September and October, in Lou.
isville, Harrodsburg, Frankfort, or
Lexington, in Kentucky; OF Cincin-
natl, Yellow Spring, Dayton, OF Co.
lumbus, in Ohio; and for the remain.
der Of the year at Baton Rouge or
New Orleans until otherwise ordered.
They are to make monthly statements
to the Adjatant General ofthe army
as to their residence.


Persons W no are n the abit of wri-
ting on newspapers had better keep a
sharp look out in future, as the post
office department has strictly enforced
upon postmasters the duty of ferreting
out all cases of the kind. The pos.
tage of newspaper with writing on
it, is about forty cents--the fine five
dollars.


A woman residing in Nantucket,
on the 22d ult., gave birth to a child
withtwo heads and one body. The
child survived its birth but a few min
utes.


The Philadelphia U. S. Gazette Of
the lst inst. says: "We are informed
that the President will, in few days.
send a message to Congress, recon-
mending the issue ofLetter Of Marque
Commissions. This is done in conse-
quence Of a letter received by the De
partment from the u. S. Consul at Ric
de Janeiro, in which it was stated
that gang of Buccaneers was anoa
under the Mexican flag, on The seas il
that vicinity, and had recently over
hauled British vessel.