The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-21

council, held at Exeter, H. for the investigation Of
charges preferred against his character and that he had
been rensated II slso, In the opinion Of the
remonstrants impoc and njudcious for one. against
whom such prejudces existed in the community, and
whose character stood on such Questionable basis
to attempt 70 exercise the holy functions Of
minister Of the Gospel. TO this remonstrance
considered the verdict Of acquttal rendered by the
| jury as annung the sction Of the Ecclesiastical
Council and restoring him to the position he held before
that Council deposed him. They accordingly proceed
ed to install Mr. f. the church and society and
he continues to minister to them in holy things much to
hearers said to be the increase, insomuch that it
has recently become necessary to procure larger hall
The brig Boxer, under command Of Lieut. B.pham,
Com Howard being relieved and medical survey
Ss Nan Roads TIE Cumberland l. s.sdy for .ss
Princeton in tho Dock her boilers have been taken
out and survey is being held upon them. Several
officers have leave Of absence for two months and the
crew have been transferred to the Ohio.
ON SoSk % om 81. n Ss
tents $400 Overcoats continue to disappear IN most
mysterious manner storebreaking still fourishes,
though the business is carried on in small way
Mr.. Rowley, Of Wrentham, who recently reported
that he was robbed Of large amount Of money while
wards committed to the Lunatc Asylum at Worcester,
as an insane man. escaped from that institution on Friday
In the Legislature ON Saturday the only thing Of in
terest was the presentation Of petition from the West
for o oT aS ns
Much dculyhas occurred between these corporations,
in adjusting the amount which the one should pay the
for the privilege Of sending it, passengers, &C.
their tracks and the Worcester roadhss rejected
would Of course be settlement Of thsa diacuity the
Western Company now present string OF complaints
lavv n Somn 1 am
in reference to this matter as the old woman did in re-
gsrd to the 6ght between her husband and tho bear
when she didn't care which licked
The town Of Cambridge has voted to become city,
and petition is already before the Legislature for
The -four market remains dull, and probably win
unit! the srrvs Of the steamer Genssss 20 81
prices firm, with steady demand.
STATES OF AMERICA --PRocLAArATIoN.-WHKRE
by act Of the Congress Of the United States Of the Sd
Of March, 1885, entitled "An act allowing drawback up
foreign merchandise exported in orginal Packag
es to Chihuahua and Santa Fe in Mexico, and to the
British North American provinces adjoining the United
State" certain privileges extended in reference to
drawbacks to ports therein specially enumerated in the
It'll section Of said act, which slso provides that such
adjoining the British North American provinces a. may
hereafter be found expedient may have extended to
them the like privileges on the Recommendation Of the
Secretary of the Treasury and proclamation duly made
by the President of the United States specially desgnat
ing the ports to which the aforesaid privileges are to be
And whereas the Secretary of the Treasury has duly
recommended to the extension Of the privileges of
ton district Of Niagara in the state Of New York.
Now, therefore, ], James X. Polk. President Of the
claim that the port of Lewiston in the collection district
of Niagara in the State of New York. it, and shall be en-
to M tine the
from and after the date Of this proclamation.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Warrington this seventeenth day
Of January in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forysx and of the independence Of the
= ''' ~'''' = -''''' - - JAMES X POLK.
by the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN. Secretary of State.
AFFAIRS IN MExrco-By the frigate ST. Mary's,
letters have been received IN Washington from Mr..
slde addressed to pirate friends saying that he had
appraised the de acto Government of his arrival and the
capacity in which he came; that though several days
had elapsed, he had not received definite or salts
factory answer; but that he thought 1t probable he
hs dignity aud rreaness Of his within
few days. Immediately on the reception OF Mr. Slide!ls
first note, question Of diplomatic etiquette arose be-
tween him and the formal ceremonious Mexicans. The
Mexican Cabinet declined hesltated to receive him
Minister Penpotentary from the United Satos, but de-
adjustment Of boundaries and ndemnifcation for gre-
They resolved the matter into sort Of national
matte with the United States on account Of
injuries committed against her by the latter in the an
regard to California AZ to tho former province the
United States had carried out their purpose, and until
reparasn had been made or rendered. the reasons or
continuance of non intercourse remained in full force
Y became Mexico, therefore, to receive Minister from
the United States IL at ALL only in the character offs
tiate upon this matter Of removal Of old grievances
And this the state OF the discussion at the date Of
seeming in favor Of the supposit,on that NJ sideM
would SO far sccede to the reasoning OF the Mexican
Minister to Of recognition as s;;Ss
fully informed OF the condition OF parties and affairs In
Mexico, as il possible he could be ator 30 short
that in veS esSe Of army and General
raredes, he,was not so energetic in his dealings with
been assured its continuance from week another
Since the date Of these advces one set Of political ten
down. and another set Paredes Romero, &c. set up in
place ofthem III said that Mr. Slide is we'll supplied
with the sinews and appliances Of diplomacy in poor
country. He 10 furnished by this Government with
letter Of credit for the Of ooo which amount
he is instructed = pay to the de facto Government Of
the United States of California; and the disputed territory
between the Rio Grande and what claim TO be the
largest fortunes be found among the public Of
this country his income probably not falling short Of
sdsiis position in Mexico we need not be- at ali surprs
ed within week We hear that he has received positive
"notice TO- qut' the capital and the country or 4,
upon the other hand informed that he 10 revel
ling the halls Of the Montezumas with the patriots Of
General Parsdes; they dining and drinking at his
pense From the last published accounts Of he revolu
iionary movements in Mexico it only appears that Pare
des has pronounced Ofcourse he has az the Western
members say, he couldn't do any thing else" The
conspiracy will probably be successful, and fully
successful, the chances will be against Mr. slde
naming because the leading pretex of the movement Is
want Of spirit in the existing perhaps the past
administration in conducting the relations With the UNI
ted States.
From HAvANA.-By the brig Trio, we have re-
ceved files Of Havana papers to the Sd instant.
The naval squadron of Havana consisted Of the shpo
theline sobsrano, "a guns frigates Christina and
Cortes, so and A.; sloop Maria Louisa Fernando, ~
guns briggs Patricia, Tacon and Havanero, 20 guns