Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

The Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev23l-r

among those who are burn.' eti out

A large

ainGurit: of furnitnie .was--destroyed, arida very valuable

library badly injured. The loss is ronklily estimated at
from $35,000 to $40,000,--which is partly insured.
'-There is important news from-Mexico. Onr
dotes are late. On-'the 13th ult. a corresporid-.

tntwrites thtet theJuerrez Government had issued

a 7decree, declaring .marriages, births, adoption
tiers• 61 civil record, and doing
away with the ,exchisive ecclesiastical•jurisdiction
heretofore claimed. -The Archbishop of Mexico

ird deaths, n

has formally excommunicated the Niliole Liberal NEW ORLEANS, August 27.=Receipts for the week,
party, individually and collectively. Affairs at 4,960 bales (net) ; same week last year, 4,000. Sales
for the week, 3,400; Middling 12c. per lb. - Nothing'
the -capital are 'in a 'dreadful state -of disorga-
cleared during the week for Great Britain or elsewhere.
nization. Mira-moil's 'Cabinet hted been dis-
arreight to Liverpool ad. per lb. 29th : Market dull.
solved, and it was 'doubtful if he woulfi be able to
I:.IMe °BILE, Augkust 27.—Receipts for the week, 340
form-another. He -was-rnling as Dictator. There si„rseamwteoeLilvasert
Liverpool,
lart
yd. per
lb.
bMiddkleidng 11 c. per
had been n 6 settlementedf the difficultrbetween; lb.
Miramon and Marquez-1 on the contrary, the ,CROP.—The rains palluded( top in our nvious circular
disaffection not only'between the two men, but generally ceased on the 15th instant; finep weather then
..their adherents, threatened to break out into open set in, has continued since, and the accounts now arriving
warfare. Marquez was; however, at lastaecounts, are good. It is a question whether the injury done by
shut up in Guadalajara, *here he was besieged by these rains to the low lands is not more than made up
by the gOod done to the Upland Cotton, which was suf-
the Liberal forces. 13en. "Cobos had set out on a
fering for want of them. At Charleston, Savannah,
seeond expedition against-Oajaca and the Isthmus,
but had not made anudh-progress. 'lt was not
Augusta, &c., there was violent rain last week, fur two
days, but it did not extend to Alabama.
believed -the expedition .would result in much.
Gen. .Woll has met with a defeat in one of the Supposing the preceding positions to be correct, or
even nearly correct, it is impossible to avoid the conclu-
frontier *towns of the State of Tamaulipas. sion, that the adulteration of cotton, by the admixture
reorganisingGeneral Degollado was the Liberal
ofo.
en sand and dirt, is, to say the least of it, wilful negli-
farces for - advance on -the capital, where he oil .ctie part of the planter, echo has thus far pro-
promises -to be by the first of October next. fitecM)
Ile had, however, demanded 49,000 men -and of a f
$900,000 to enable him nueees.sfullv to carry on Under -these circumstances, we presume, the remedy
the struggle against Miramon. The State of for this great evil can only be effectually applied
Zacatecas was in great excitement on account -of e3w s, ,yeotiiirrsbeaghoe.would have avoided and been ashamed
through the -purchasers of cotton, and it must be pal
-the machinations of the Jesuits. The decree of -
pable to them that, if they fail to apply it, they will
not only damage their own interests, but the true
Juarez, " nationalising" the church property,
15 ' interests of the planter. Let them, thereon, positively
1 being vigorously executed wherever the Liberal
' refuse to have "tails" of sandy and dirty cotton forced
have jurisdiction. The 'bonds of the
Mexico have risen
10 per cent.upon them by the factors in buying round lists, and
national debt of
decline to purchase sandy cotton at all, except at
since the decree. the fullest reduction in price, which its super-abund-
The corres
writes-- elsewhere ; and let all importers as Europe frame their.
pondetut of the Courier end Inquirer awe has compelled them to concede at Liverpool and
city of Mexico: The priests, fan •
MINATITLAN, Au .
put 17.—The message of Juarez orders to this country upon similar principles. They
may, fora time, be ,obliged to pay a relatively higher
created immense excitement among. the clergy in thebut they will soon bring the
fantastically dressed, ran
through the streets distributing' money among the evil of adulteration with sand to an end.
rabble;_and with- cries of .vto arms, to arms, death to Liverpool is now fuller of sandy and dusty, and there-
price for the clean qtralities,
fore almost unsaleable cotton, than ever before, and it
_ath to all foreigners," succeeded after a
remains to be seen what further reduction there will be
Lecting a few thousand people behind
them to witness the show, The excitement is in the priee of such stuff, when the cleaner qualities of
said to have - been so great, that the foreign the new crop become abundant.
It must not be forgotten that in the past few years
residents, fearing insult or assassination, remained
for several days shut up there has been more demand for India cotton in Europe
issuedtime
ato
ddisecrepeerseeicothme
in their houses; and
those scandalous proceedings might have had than could be met by the supply, and that it has been
solely in consequence of the inadequate supply from
verya serious results had not the soldiery
bishop sPhoapr e ldiasinhas been used by spinners, at eastt price they have paid
India, that so much of our low dy/and salidy cotton
Liberals, '
-which decree has been published with great for it in Liverpcol.
. . . ~. ~.„„,,1 The fellOWlll2 is a statement of the movements in
merriniead.finTrchenll Arch-the

while in cell

cotton since e Ist of September last, as compared wit)
------::. .as to miramon is completely trignteneu
out of his b00t,,, seeing how warm]y Zuloama.is supported
by the Church: A few dayssinieonorerOyer, he inter- the previous four years :
bp
a correspondence between Znloaga and General Rae. a, p,,,+,. - 1859
Marquez, in which it appears that the former is in favour 111,- •
of the latt-- ,-

1858. 1857. 18
) 3,079,000 2,907.000 3.4
5.000 1,798,000 1,422

0 1;94000 1,543,004

83,000 413,000 479,000 409,000
598,000 412,000 520,000 285,000
_999,000 2,577,000 2,247,000 2,945,000 2,237,000
on Hard 104,000 80,000 52,000 59,000 125,000
Of which during the p2st week, included in the

Al of General
,Ler for president pro tompore of the Republic, :,
Meja for Commander-in-Chief of the Total
army. Miramon watches anxiously this correspond- sto'
ence so openly going on against him, and his situa-
tion indeed begins to be -very critical, and he ac-
cuseshis minister, Pexa v Peza. of having r^'-' -

'ante 441,000
F.P. 543,000

D 1,000 3,000 18,000
0 6,0;,0 1,000 1.5,000

_ _wears that he will hang
,"
f Diamonds," as he calls the gambler Mimi I
HQ has idissQlvcd his cabinet, and retained *W

'eza, anc

17,000