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from corpus CHTiStt.-lhc scllr. EnfcrpFt-e
Capt. MInnard, arrived at this port yesterday in
four days from Aransas Bay, reports lha, all was
qus, u! the eacan,pmcn. of Gen. Taylor. The.
U. 5. brig Of war Laurence was NJ anchor oft
Aransas Bay.-N. o. BuiNam.


From Corpus Christi Aad Araasas, letter
has been received in this city, dated Aransas;
Sept. 2nd. from which we have gathered the fol-


lowing items:


An express arrived at Corpus Christi on the
evening of tho lst, will! information that MeXi-
can army of 5000 men were within 10 miles of
the eucampmeuI of Gen, Taylor. The writer.
however, places no reliance on the report. He
left the cncumpmcnt at half past two on The morni
ing Of the 2nJ. and up 10 that hour nothing fur
ther had been heard Of ..tho 5000 hlexicans.'
Every preparation had been ma de, however, TO re-
ccivc tGrm.


The Volunteer artcrsts from this city were
ali in very GOOD health. and were spoken Of with ~
grcat J-, o. lcspcc! by tic officers o.! tho regular
army.


As the rainy season sets in the troops arc to
move to the Rio Cirando.--H.
The executor Of the will Of tho late John Ran
doph of EOanoke has now over four hundred OF
tho liberated slaves of the eccentric orator under
| his charge, aud he IS cXcrlng himself 10 make Il
sctlcmcu. for lhom. ngrecaDy to the wishes OF
/ their late muster. Judge Leigh is the executor,
and the following paragraph will Indicate the


manner in which he is endeayor!ng 10 discharge
( lis trUst:-It..


Ills present care - to fad a suitable location
for th"tn where they can have legal protection,
social am! c.uca:ional privileges, and the means
of support. We're he 10 DO governed by his own
! judgment. ho would prefer Liberia but he has no
, thought Of sending them there: ls!, because they
arc unwilling TO 90 and ID, becauso their master
, had requested that they nigh, not be sent there.
/ Virginia law, from which no LIspens ton in their
! favor could be oItrined. would not permit them TO
remain on the SOIL and his only alternative. thero-
fore. is to iind a location for them in free State.
These negroes are, of coarse, Of all ages and
sexes. 4 legacy of $25, eco left 10 them, after
defrnying the expenses Of Illgalion viii furnish
them Il farm Of forty acre, 10 each family. with
cabin and the necessary fixtures and utensils for
cuItiyalmgit. Judge Legh,osa faithful! guardian,


Is scullnDzng the laws and the popular feeling OF
tho free States. The cause Of this present any
ictv is til, possibility of their being mo'ested by
lryr!ru@ laws and Still mere n,iuruus public:


feeling.


Cn.-. e.. piarrira-'EAsoo strawberry leaves


eaten gr,cu, leach t:,t or Slcm has three obes or
di,i,lou-.l are an un!ji,j"I an@ immediate cure
for both l"r summer complain! or darrhwa, and
of tn, uyscntarv. Newspapers Oy publishing
the above Will be instrumental in relieving an I'M
mcnsc amount Of suffering, and q saving many
valuable liyCs.-Er. Paper.