The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-18
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IMPORTANT Tsou MErlco.-The Houston Star. OF
ths 2Sd Feb saws that Mr.. Navarro, brother 10 the
prisoner has arrived at Bear from Mexico, and
thar the Congress recently broken up by order
-of Santa Anna has mbled al Jalappa aud r.
sumed business having formed new constitution,
containing articles declaring that neither Yucatan
nor Texas shall be invaded, but that negotiations
should he commenced for the purpose of inducing
them peaceahlv To return TO the coniederacy. 1000
soldiers and IL 900 citizens had assembled 10 project
The Congress from tn Central troops which latter
are greatly diminished In numbers, from deserilons
resulting from the want OF pay aud provisions The
Influence of Santa Anna is SAID To be greatly m
paired, the country in disturbed state and strong
indications ot another revolution. Mr. Navarro
saws that there are not in the Eastern provinces
1000 central troops OF whom only 200 are mt for
service The same paper. of the 18th, says that
Mexican has arrived at Bexar, who reports thai
Arlsla had declared in favor of this Congress, and
that he will be supported by majority OF the people
OF the Northern provinces.
From TEXAS The steamship New York arrived
az New Orleans 9TH inst with Galveston dates 10 the
4h inst. The President has appointed Wm II
DaDgerield. Esq, whs few weeks since resigned
the office of Secretary OF the Treasury be Charge
d'Affilrs 10 the Netherlands Louis Grousset 10 be
Consul at MarseiIles; and Joshua ] Crooswck Con
su AT Rotterdam Hon Pierce M. Butler u. s
Agent II the Cherokees, has been appointed
10 attend the Indian Council to be held at the Waco
village on the Brazos, and is authorised 10 make the
United Sta'es parry to the treaty proposed 10 be
formed between Texas and the tribes OF hostile In
dams William Kennedy Esq, Consul for her Br
tsnnlc Malesry al Galveston has arrived and been
= cosnlsed IN hls official capacity by the President
The Congress, AT It's late session. appropriated Sl2-
900, IN addition 10 the revenue from psstages. for
carving the mails OF the Republic. The contracts
tor the entire service have been taken "a So 900
The people OF Western Texss about TO hold
convention to take into consideration the best
means at securing their country from the inroads OF
the Mexicans. One OF the prisoners, taken al BeX-
ar by tTen. Wcllhas written 10 his brother AT ious
ton, that the treatment OF the prisoners at PrrOte
lDtOler4blV sP IA
lie estimated Tor the present year al 500 0O0-
the most OF which, is said will b. retained by The
collecting officers tor due them by the Govern
ment The ne revenue from customs al the port
~ Galveston, for the year ending 3lst January,
SOB 5Sl 5J The xinris rom that port, during tho
v-ar amounted 10 1854 529 05 Isports $4Ol 49,
10 The ri of March, the anniversary OF Texan ln-
dependence, was duly celebrated by the military of
Galveston.
OFFIcAL-The Board OF Naval Surgeons recently
convened al Philadelphia, tor the examination of
such Assistant Surgeons of the Navy, as had per-
mission to present themselves, have reported the
following az qualified tor promotion, VIZ Assistant
Surgeon James G. Palmer, stand on Register next
after Passed Assistant Surgeon Charles A Hassler.
Those examined, whose commissions bear date 9
February. ] S37, 10 stand thus-No. / John l. Fox;
No. 2, Q. +. b. Guillou Those examined whose
commissions bear date 9th September, 1887, stand
thus-No. !, John T. Mason; No. 2 Charles d.
Maxwell; No. 3, E iward ]. Rurler; No 4. John J
Abernlthv, (conmSsion dated 9Th February, 1887: :
No. s. james VI. SMITH No g. Charles w Tat.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March H. 1913
SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED STATES March 10
- No. 80 James Williams VS.. the United States
In error 10 the Circuit Court of the United States
for Washington, D. G. Mr. Justice Daniel deliver
ed the opinion OF this court, affirming the Judgment
OF the said Circuit Court in this Cause. No. %
Bank OF the United States IT. al. VS. David Peters
heirs ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court OF Wash
lngton, D. c. Mr.. Justice Baldwin delivered The
opinion ct this court, reversing the decree OF The
SAID Circuit court IN this cause. and remand ng the
same for further proceedings. No Sc Bank OF the
to the Circuit Court OF the United Sta,es for Wash
lngton, ID G.. Mr.. Chief Justice fancy delivered
the OPINION OF this court reversing the udg men of
the said Circuit Court in this cause, and Remaining
the same tor venre facas de novo. March l4h
No u A. Duncan VS. Isaac Darst, ct al In error
10 the Circuit Court OF the United States for Penn
Eyvania Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion
ot thus court, affirming the judgmen of the said
CIRCUIT Court IN this cause, with costs and SIX per
cent damages. Adjourned TO the time and place
appointed by law.
YANKEE ENTERPRISE "A Yankee writing from the
west TO his father, speaks OF its great matrimonial
facilities. and ends by making the following sugges-
ton ;-"Suppose Oh get our girls some new teeth
and send them out"
COPPER WISCONSIN Galeua Gazette
speaks of lot OF copper recently brought To that
city. II is cast IN regular pigs like lead, and in
more m-rchantable shape than any that has here to-
fore been thrown into market from that section of
the country.
ONO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Monday. the
River had fourteen feet of water In the channel and
was rising. AT Pittsburgh, on he same day, there
were ten feet of water in The channel AT Gin
cinnati, on Saturday, the River rising rapidly
and was IN good order for the largest class OF
boss.