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New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

TOOTHACHE CURED in one minute by the
,. IF the Glove Anodyne. This excellent article
and viii cur tie mos, violent tooacbe in the guns
m ,, n,nute The Glove AnodYne pis1sant 70 tls
ta, te,b and will permanently cure any
foo,h 90 which applied. Price 1t cents For ssie oy
D. ,sps Co.. II East Broadway - Fuitonatrest' .na
RL-crkgI..t. 1<z.Llo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
From ,h- Boston Daily Advertiser and Patriot

BRiGHTON MARKET. MONDAY, April "a, lsl3
At market, $40 Beef Cattle Gnclnding all unsold last
Nh 10 pairs Working Oxen 300 Sheep. and 200 Swine
Ps1css-BrEr C.TTLE.--A few Cattle Were probably
sold for trit.s NOR than highest quotations Flrst
quality $. S5 second quality 80 49, third quality
25 so.
WoRKixc Oxrx-We noticed few sales.
SHEgr--Sraal lots sold from % TO 80, accord.
ing quality.
SwlSyA An advance Effected lots pedde at 4!
and 81 for Sows aud j. 81 aud SIC for Barows. Large
Barrow q 43c. AT retail, 5 and &C Tor Shoais
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

r OOK AT THIS-Received from auction ot
new Ribbons lot Hat Silks at Is Cd l2 best black
and blue black Satns II only 4, Cd Per yai LOT broadeio
Silks Cd yarl lot fine Shifting Ms'eS a, ID per yG
Is Cd ot Gloves at cents lot printed Muslins per yr
lot fine Bombazne only Is Cd y9rd ot fine oamer1c
cheap for sale at HAWKINS Stor- 5oi Greenwich street
s,i or h.lnw Snrins street a2J Iwiss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

te,I OsFIcE, NEw.YoKx, April 81, 1888.
II English Mails.-Let,es M Bags per Royal Mail
Steamer Britannia, which ess-s Boston on Monay next
May will be closed az the Upqer and Lower Post Offices
Saturday the 2eh instant IS minutes pssr o'clock P NJ
asiN JOHN LQRINiER GRAHAM, p u. !,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

COLEMAN,s FRENCH CEMENT for joining
~ broken China Glass, Earsn and cab'net.W are ac. Is
ns of M tt articles IN use. Articles joined by ths cement
are 1n Al strong az new For sale wholesale and retail NJ
DAVID SANDS < Co Druggist II East Bfoahwsy, cor
Marlet.,f. Prcr d AZ W.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
PosT OFFICE, New-York. April p 1913,
= Eastern Mail 10 New-Hayen and Hnrt-


stairs. i"N' '
-Eastern Mail TO Nevv-Haven and Hart
FORD via New Haven Steamboats, and Hartford anu ,t"
Haven Railroad On and after the first day OF May next M
above Mail will be closed this Office at 80 minutes past
osI@s* sss 81 " NJ daily joS 1i L6RfNER 6TGHa:R GRAHAM
10 Ne,c Temperance Boarding House on the GRA-
HAM SYSTEM at No H. Fesey y-stree,.-This house Is
new fitted up and furnished the richest style It's table
procrs the choicest Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
anre County Milk Sc Permanent Boarders will be accom-
moda,rd the most reasonable tsrm Gentlemen anu La
dies visiting the City earnestly invited 10 give ta
assured that they will find quiet aud neatness not
a,,.;n.bla in HnrsIs rms moderate aa0tf
r-PARTJCULAR NOTTCE.-Those persons having
Furniture OF any description TO dispose Of or who are break
uy up will find ready sale for any portion or
all Of their goods By sending their address, or calling upon
the subscriber. Goods 10 any amount purchased.
.s ;e2d t!' # "'' F. COTTON Co. 1877 Chatham st.
10 Transparent Window Shades: Win
dow Shades!!-B F. REEVE, No. 80 Catharlne-s,
lnea Henry will open this moIinT fresh invoice o tho>t
The invoice embraces all IN. different styles of vguettes
scrolls rosette, Gothic, Chinese and Italian landscapes
ene and very rich. Prices from - cents TO Sl5
a2G 2w
~ THE attention of Gentlemen requested 10 tha e!e-
CANT extra light Black Beavers for Spring s@d S@mmer I
APPS Inn Fashionable Halter Wall st. Nassau.
Passengers Arrived
In the ship United States from Liverpool-Als Hannah
Bell Mis-. II Bell Miss Bell, Miss w Bell, Master w K
Bell and servant Miss Charlotte Hughes Capt John But
ton; Messrs Andrew Stewart, Walter Lambert, Lewis
Lloyd, J G F Haslock Mrs Mary Wright and child-ll
steerage.
In the ship Newark from Nlole-Mrs Hamilton and
In the brig Juno, from Georgetown, SC-Mrs VI Gerard
4. - A Hy,. Ynl finch
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

"A CARD.-TO TEE PUBLIC.
JOHN NELSON ASuoioser' 2r2
Wo0ster-srrer:, respectfully rr,1Ins he
thanks 70 his frirads and thc pubic iof
the liberal patronage with which he mas
b--.t, hoIored for the past eiglt yearS,
snd hoo-s for Continuance Of the Lamr,
r. viii endeavor AZ all tiEIes, and 20 the
,.tu,ost OF his ability. 10 give Eatistaction
70 ,hose who may call On him, eifi1er re-
suecting past, present. or future eyenS.
IL heg, l.aT. 10 state ctsa, his know ledse
= Oh individual, Is derived from a psae'
4. ,oaP.A. sp2a 2rs~ In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

ronp via ewHaven Steamboat, and Hartiord anu Nt"
Haven Railroad On and after the first day OF May ne,t '
above Mail will be closed this Office at 80 minutes past
O'Clock Il. NJ daily except Sunday
anas st JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM ?. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

DRWATE BOARDING.-Two single gentle
Board ON reasonable terms At No l2 Cy Hall Place within
one minutes walk of the Post-Oce. P.rsous esrous Of
obtaining Board after the first OF May viii do well to make
annlicatjn al92N-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
A MEXICAN MUsEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P. T. BARNUM,
II Manager.
Best Attractions in the City
WlNCHELL, the great Comic Delneaor, will appear IN
5 characters.
Miss MARY DARLING, the celebrated Queen of Magic,
having universal delight large and increasing adie
reengAged and will present variety Of new and or-
liant experiments.
CHANG FONC, the Chinese JugSler, will exhibit his
marvellous itats OF skill and deyterity.
The GIANT BOY can be seen there.
Performances every evening and Wednesday and saturday
afternoon at = oclcck.
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM and Picture
/ Gallery, opposite the City Hall. W. II. BENNETT,
Manager.
DR.. VALENTINE will introduce his humorous entertain
rnents consisting Of sketches of eccentric Characters
SIGNOR BLlT/. the great Magician and Fentnloqulst.
LA PETITE. CERIrO the much admired Danssuse.
Admtance Is cens-childpn half price. Performance IN
the Lecture Room to g. Afternoon enter
tainments on Wednesday and Saturday o'clock Day ''
tiers admitted on the evening free OF charge.
A splendid self.acting Nlelodeon TO De seen;
The Gipey Girl can be privately consulted day and even
;,p All
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

~ This is the las, day but of DR.. Valentines rnSage-
meut peac,s New Yurk Museum Signor Bliiz anu La
Petite Celeste also arpe.r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

CEIDLTTZ POWDERS, prepared rom The best
Cnaterias full weight and put up manner for
family use. For sale wholesale and retail by
DAVID SANDS eco, Druggists and Chemists,
a22 Otis II East Broadway, cor. Market-st
HOURAUD'S HAIR RAOlCATlNG POW
VI DERS for sale in this city only at the original oce
g. Walker street one door from Broadway 81 per bottle
Persons can the article tested with the harpest effects
I,is.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

q SPENCER'S HAT WAREHOUSE Is removed 10
Msrch 2d. lSll mh2 II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

u. SPRING FASHION HATS.-Hats OF the new
Sug Style will be Offered a, our counter and after Satur
day i'h lust SPENCER, Halter,
NH No. 81 Chambers ST asloors:Eas, OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

z-l TO LET.-The two story, and attic BRICK
"A house No Il Hamsry stet. well fPshed WI b ..La put
good repair. Also To Let neat nous I u ,IthsJ
AnnIy 10 y s. DOUGHTY. Is Bowefy as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

TRAND MODEL REPRESENTING THE
area OF 2O feet true representation of the city with all
its splendid buildings Madame has the honor of
nouncns TO the citizens of NewYork that she has arrived
France with this magnificent and stupendous work OF
art Sixteen years aud labor employed IN COM
petng this extraordinary piece Of mechanism and IL Is SO
perfect that any who has visited Pas may al once recos
ze the places he has relented To who has never
visited this great metropolis attentive view Will render him
as well acquainted with the city born III IL his
model represents Paris ali its details streets lanes suburbs
public places, palaces, gardens, courts houses rveS WOO
an, iron bridges, whares canals Islands. Monnare hill
Ourcu canal Pec Lacase cemetery where the greatest ne
have their monuments. More than One Hundred Thousand
objects visible this This work has been exhibited
in Paris where it has obtained very high reputation and
ceyed unqualified encomuInS of Louis PHILIPPE kng OF
the French Prince de JOnye and nobemen and other
distinguished citizens. II will BE- exhibited short time III
Newly ork a suitable Saloon can be obtained a2S
DENEFlT FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS POOR ;
ID The Manager Of the American Museum has consented TO
give the entire proceeds all the tickets sold Friday next
Apri! 23 day and evening" for the BENEFIT OF THE NEW
York Howard SEWING SOCIETY FOR The fRoMorIoS
OF INDUSTRY This Society organized for the purpose
of procuring and furnishing labor TO poor females who are
destitute Of Employment Atache, 10 the Society Is !
House of Industry which has already been the means OF
saving many iriendess females from degradation and Starya
ton The Society managed by number OF charitable Ia
dies in New York Of the first reS@cabit It's to be hoped
that this appeal may be made the public yain lick
Its for sale OF the Society No 100 Vest Broad
way Messrs Bartlett g. Wellord's Book Store No. 229
Rrn,,iway. Rn. L,rnn.I'. Rnnk S Ma al
and OF J. c. Wad-igh, i59 Broadway. azS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

THE GREENWICH BATH, No 337 Hudson
L street open for the ssasoa Tth warn an' e'ia
CROTON WATER
S Bs,h. az III. reduced price Iss eight tickets
far 81 % ALEX'R MARSHALL, s2a lEi~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

a-a WANTED TO purchase a substantially built
- q two story and attic three story brick dwelling ho9s-
situated in Williamsburg BROOKLYN, within irw
Fulton Ferry Brooklyn Any person hAn such to dpo'r
of aud willing sell low price may hear o cash GUS
toner by addressing linz location prce Al whdt
time premises may b. TO L. j. box lis Pax ro't
Office. -,
NIB house not yet rented for the ensuing year would
BIZ preferred and the price must be yery' low. AIS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

ri TO LET. trent only 5000 the We'll bntit
~ house and he outhouse grounds and premises o. - s
subscriber situate t and 81 avenues and lyh
and gst reet; comprising acres under superior
cultivation. ,r c.x,. ,,o ,,ad-
-. !nJ;;sr s,or Hn,e istwe~n II O'Clock A VI. and
p G f' AARON CLARK. a2S SIw.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

.po,i,ed upon the liver torpid or ntlamed of the
gan sure follow The symptoms in this form OF disease
are various according the degree Of inammation or r
articnIar part Of the live" which affected Sometimes the
thar an Is not even e so. sns
mar, of the liver and hunors permitted to accumu-
late the pain the side becomes more acute eItend'ng
through the left sde-aended with d''hculty S yins on
The patient troubled with dry cough great thirst m S T "a
rure This disease Wghts Vegetable Pills must be taken IN
such 70 keep constant aud free dlssaIge' Os
lodged upon the liver. (sIesking meariorcay) VIII take
up their line for he various sewers or outlets Of te
ton y the urine aud the particles such as caanot es
caI+. by any other ou,lst, will pass off By the bowels
nEcc deynteI exclusively 10 the sale of the medicine,
wholesale and etail-So 2SS Geenw ic.st.ct New.l ork;
No l0S Tremonsee, Boston; and No. t9 Race'street,
phiIal.luhia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

EDWARD +. PRlNDI.t., late OF the tm OF
II Davenport PTindle hayng taken the store No II John
street opposite Thorhurns seed store, respectfully uiomS
his the pubc that he opening fresh anu
seasonabe stock of goods which he invites them 10 call and
examine and which will be- made sp III" best possible man
and of the latest style low prices Other
tablishnent IN this city, for cash.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloths dependupon hav.
them made up with the and attention II pur
chased al the store. apr Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

: The Ladies' Sailors Homc SOCIETY," WI.
hold rl-.a Friday Evening, the SS inst az
o'clock, AZ No. l92 Fourth s..
The gentlemen who assisted the Fair invited 10 AZ
sled
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28

- New-York Society of Letters-Srssions
Room Of the Dutch Reformed Shurc ninr
la,ely below Church-strect tins (Frday evening" at hall
n,,t O'Clock Rectatios Essays anda Debate The pub
~ Ita ~ 49, E. III. WASHBURN, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
scoUNDREL THE sECoND-C.FsAR

StblNDREL The sECOND-CfSAR.
There werescycral eminent scOundrcls Of the name of
Ca sar but the distinguished Of them all was the
first VINO made It notorous-Caius Julius Crsar.
The reader probably that Julius Caesar was On
ancient Roman, who houshed In the century preceding
the Christian ara and that he has the credit of having been
a he-o OF great Tcnown.
Cesar the of the Julian family L, is said
have been derived from "Casares" head Of hair o,e
Of the Ju in early times having come into the world with
that ornament Thus perhaps, Wiggineses were so
led because ono Of their ancestors famous tsr his wig
IL is odd that the peculiarly which the Romans called
Cesar should have been precisely that which Bru.
Julius Caesar was a linoal descendant from Fneas-
.Eneas was a celebrated vsgabond who ran away from,
Troy when having been fire 10y the Greeks IL be-
too hot to hold him, and squatied Yankee fashion in
Italy His depreduOns m that country and his other sur
ngadycutures have bccn COMMUNICATED BY me Vgi
Roguery runs IN families.
The particulars Of Crsars early lie arc not known bp,
living classical times he Of received classical
education Latin his tongue and VIC may take
10 for granted that he spoke Greek that there can be no
doubt that he knew much the greatest scholar IN OK
ford knows. And the probability s, that he knew trick
besides. AZ young man, nc was taught cocutop
by AppOonils OF Rhodes but whether the same preccpter
also instructed him IN dancing and department. is ques
ton buried in obscuny
Hc lett his fathers house the early age Of fifteen 10
seek his fortune like Nora but he must have been better
of than hist young Scotchmnn. H first step was 10 en-
the clerical profession. lie sde priest of Jupiter
IN his seventeenth year. tender age for Pagan par
Jupiter, however, jealous OF Mars 50 tina, the
Reverend julius Cesar az fu liberty o. go fighting
whenever, and much he plcasc and without oi,tiog
the temple, could any time GO the army which be-
ing true Roman. 81 he did. Nor did his cloth
prohibit his practising the bar, where, ~ later period
he distinguished himself highly by defending prisoner.
whereby he got into bad Old Bailey line OF business
While still quite lad, he showed strong symptoms Of
anbuon-that 90 say Of desire get the lives and H.
beIcs of his counymcn into his own hands; propensity
which, having always been observed % occasion rpne
boodshed, and other neonyeuenees IN State procured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
BONNETS! FRESH ARRIVALS
FAIRHaNK,S

Fatent Platform and Count Sen les yarranted
hh Manufactures have brought balances To very
great degree OF perfection, and moiica-
tons have adapted the purposes for which no, only b
pu heaVy transactions are required by mechanical
construction taken
AccuRAcYaecucy specific point, gyen p,or,
nu' UNIFORM accuracy AT every angle the throughout
ant N'' W Wv ""'
The notifications for stores warehouses are got p with re
ference To compacness and
accuracy These wholly metallic and are either po,b n,
dormant Portable scales made sos ZOO 1000
l'oo ana sOOOlJs Counter scales OF 10 - - Dor
ma scales TO be placed in and form part the floor weighing
ZOoo 21oO 5000 lbs Dormant levers new and
beautiful models for weighing loaded wagons Railroad C, 80
heavy merchandise drawing from Moveab. scales on
wheels 1000 nd lbs
ese scales Keep their peTfectya liable 10
arrangement and seldom any expense repairs They ar. in
use IN most OF the Railroads.&c. the L. some them they
have been long in the operation being perfect So also the
dormant and portable scales for weighing merchandise Merchant.
and others who have had them io succession or
yearesy IN their uniform accuracy and fact that they an
PeuI unaH eeted by wear For sale by H. BALDWIN,
2S-Im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Trsss or srsscnrrosro Cy per year
and Tor shorter period when by mail sio-payab
MI eases, In advance.
ADvssu.rso-For heen lines le. Insertion cents
two insertions 81 10! three every
Ing Insertion ~ cents.
Transient advertisers pay advance
Ts number OF noted ON The
hs they win he inserted stopped and eax
cd accordingly pcy Orders TO stop also b. writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ lines and in tina,
proportion for advertisements OF Length and $50 for IS
hne'i except Aueuonees and Lottery dealers charged
500. (paper ineiuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

Let be granted that whoever commits robbery and muir
der scoundrc and quontly that the more robbery
and murder he commits the greater scoundre he is Now
we nope the reader will be stared our entering on
our list OF seoundres individuals whom he may have been
taught to call heroes. Without ado let Us measure
Den with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

Family ucdICinesi
NV viii eel on good terms other CIV
w The following Medicines. anl warranted genuine
Wisiars Ralsam ofWid Cherry. for diseases of The lungs
R0wand's Improved Tonic Mixture Tor arue and fever
Rernards Cholera Medicine Tor Darrhca. chplcs. &c
curuos Compound safaparilia, equal any The world
HARWOODG BEALT.
oc 10 Successors tn = y. Ade A. Co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
l42.5OO

Suppose that his other battles and segcs he killed only as
many again ian estimate far beneath the mark no doubt
he must have done least 2s5 900 murders without
oning that OF Cliius consequently, he deserved the halter
2cjUOO times, and was by just much greater william
than C1urvoisier.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28
PATENT HORSE SHOES,

IN At about the price Of good Shoe punched
and ready for sct,ins-wauaned not break in wearing
For sale by &C VAN LEW SMITH A. RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-28

GtAsrLE soAP-gOO prime for ale cheap 81 the
- BLACK Roy and Mortar, by 40 SAM. = DOVE
INDIA Rubber TrsP-BRIls-Au and press 70,
u ole by o. 10 BOLTON HARRISON
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, Dec. 7, l643.

THURSDAY, Dec. Z, l6A3.
The House called to order at 10 O'Clock, and
after the reading of the Journal,
Mr. BURKE, Of New Hampshire rose and inquired
If there was not joint resolution on the Journal re-
curing the appointment of Joint Committee on the
Library on the part of this House,
The CHAIR replied in tie affirmative, and the Re-
solution of the Senate was concurred in
Mr.. NEWTON announced the intention of the
Hon Mr.. Goces TO contest the election of the Hon
r w. GnmER.
Mr.. ADAMS rose and announc d the intention of
J. Nj. Boris TO contest the election Of the Hon j.
w. Jones' when the Chair was vacated by The
Speaker, and Mr.. BEARpsLxY, of New York, called
thereto So soon this was pa sed over the Speaker
resumed the Chair and announced the unfinished bu-
siness Of yesterday to be the order of the day
Messrs BARNARD, of New York. and WHITE
Of Kentucky, objected and contended that the unin.
shed business of the day before had precedence.
The CHAIR decided that the last question before
the House was the one that had the precedence
Mr. WHITE, of Kentucky, commended that the
question Of the amendment of the Journal was a
privileged question, and entitled to the precedence
and he appealed from the decision Of the Chair and
"N"'"""NN W. 49, "''' "'Jo "Poh MS appeal winch
were ordered
The following Is the rcsult-yeas III, nays SIS.
SO the decision of the Chair was the judgment Of
the House.
! Mr.. c. J. fNGERSOLL gave notice that he should
at early day bring forward bill in relation to ar
international copyright law.
Mr.. NEWTON moved the printing Of the memo
rial Of Mr.. Goggin, which was ordered.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-08
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE ADMINISTRA-
TON,


Whom we consider the true Constitutional
Republicans Of this day, we would respectfully
reviled, and their own fancied weakness ridi-
culed by the part>ans and presses whose hopes
and prospects based on the success of des-
potic political organizations if just God
controls the impulses of the hearts of the People,
and not My mpels them in the end to vindi-
cate the right, but TO condemn the wrong; then
those who have espoused the cause of an hon
est and upright Presid Mt, though the temporary
victim of unmcasurod obloquy, and "wilbout
party,n have no cause whatever TO despond
If the friends of the President believe thai
they advocate a just cause, land if they did not
believe ii, the President would scorn their friend
sbip,) they will stand firm, through all the trials
which can be devised by the intolerant dcators
Of party. So far they have withstood the com
bined lhuDderbots of the ultra Wing advocates
of Mr.. Clay, and the despotic clique which go
verns the Globe newspaper in this city. The
fest would lain put in operation all the Federal
measures which have been so frequently con
demned by majority of the People within the
Ia twelve years-(b but their main desire is the
elevation Of their leader)-an tho latter makes
empty professions of Democratic principles, TO
maintain an ascendency which vii enable it to
dictate to the People long line of Presidents.
We must Wdr against both. The defeat OF
either will be triumph for us, and one must
soon be overthrown-perhap both--n the end,
certainly both
! When the population of the American Colo
MES did not exceed 100000, we succeeded in
a war of independence against one of the
mighties Of nations. Then, as now, our cause
was just-now, as then, we may succeed. "a
mere corpora's guard" Of Republicans of the old
Revolutionary sta mp, will do to begin with
And
} "The war Of freedom onco begun" &c. &c,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-08
From the ". o. Republican
NiEklCO

The ship New York Captain Huckng, arrived
here on Saturday last, in seven days from Vera
Cruz. Papers OF tho llth have been received. They
contain little Of importance in addition to that
previously received.
Santa Anna has been elected President of the Re-
public. General Ricon and General Musquis were
among his competitors He recently paid visit to
Vera Cruz arriving there the 5th inst and leaving
for his hacienda on the 18th.
Tho restrictive policy recently adopted by the
Mexican Government towards all resident foreigners
has been the subject Of much diplomatic corrcspon.
dence. 1t is has been before remarked in viola
ton Of all the treaties which exist between that Re-
public and those nations having commercial inter-
course with her.
The wild lands in Timaulipas have been granted
by official decree to Alexander De Grot, with view
10 the colonization of that province.
Mr. Lafargue, who had been appointed by the Jun
Ia to pronounce the usual discourse the Alemeds
the day before the fete Of September 27th said
have been arrested account Of matter in his speech
said to reflect upon the honor Of the nation and Gov
eminent Other arrests had taken place, supposed
/ for political offences
! Senior Don Ignacio Alas, Minister Of the Genera
/ Treasury, died on the morning Of the 10th inst.
The bark Juno was 10 sail for thus port on the
| l7th