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DESCRTPTTON

The medicines issued BY the GFaefenberg Company
sist of Series prominently adapted to the diseases for which
they respectively recommended Great dsepute has at
taehed the Patent Medicine business by persons claiming
NniUersGt powers for single given medicine II Is not only
rlos
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puEI[MATIsM

This only one of more than four thousand Of
Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Saxapnnla has cured
The most and chronic cass are weekly eadcated by
It's extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq., one Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BlackHeB Island, the gentleman spoken OF
In the following letter:
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

~ PRIYATE LESSONS ONLY 81
EN J. GOMEZ, Editor of La PGtria will devote few
IL hours during the day give instructions the Span
sh Language. Mr. g. has adopted and easy method
by which scholar learn read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months.
For Terms, &c. apply to Mr.. Gomez at his Office No 81
Exchange Alley near Cont street at the Bookstores Of
]. B. Steel IA Camp ST. ThOs L. White, So Canal st. and
j. Q; Morgan, II Exchange Place, adjoining the Postofce
eW If REQUIRED. Mr. G. will rive lessons at night mo
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCE & ARTS
TTNHIS WORK. published by Messrs. B. s. B. Silliman
y New Haven, Conn may be found at WELD& CO.'S,
No. 70 GIMP Street the Agents. who prepared
to receive subscriptions for it.
Also
THE WING REVIEW.-The present number of this
work chy worth the subscription price, for nothing but
the engravings It will conain-among Others there be
two large size steel plates of GEN. q. TAYLOR and MILL
LARD FILLMORE.
ZINE; EDlNBURG. NORTH-BRITlSH, WESTMIN-
STER and LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEWS.
s29 WELD y CO.. " Camp ST.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

OANhEh n THE MUUIH;
Below is account of another child saved. Dr. Town
sends Saapaa has saved the lives of thousands of ch
dren The following two certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NRw YoRK, April l. 1877.
DIR. I01onssHd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility, 1t dying obtained some Of your
excellent medicine, and cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful. YOun, respectfully,
ELIZAnETH FnNLER. "a Dezhrnaass Il.
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GRkExsBURG DIVISION No. 90-Greensburg, La.
CAPITOL DIVISION No. 2I-Baton Rouge, La
STAR OF HoFK DIVISION No. &-City Of Lafayette
p L. HeadrcksOn, w A James O. WingaFd, s ; F.
a. Fearing 4 81 W. Q. Warnoek F s John ConneI
Eng, s /, u. il. Duggan, s.
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FITSl FITS FITSl

Dr. Townsend not having tested his Sanaparis in oase
of Fits of recommended it. and was surprised
TO receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WeatoheHter county
FoRDHAM August I3 1871
DR.. To1oasend-Dear Sir: have little girl seven yean
Of age, who has been several ysan afflicted with Fits
tried almost everything for her but without last
although could find recommendation in circulars
for like herr thought she very delicate
heath would give her of your Sarsapara and
very glad did for notonly restored her stTengh but she
has had return of the Fits great pleasure and
prise She fast becoming rugged and hearty, for which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
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N. BANGS.
Mayors Office Gin Az, JAM p ~ ri s ny Oh new orr

Il The Rev. n. BANGS d. D. is one of the most ceIe-
pIaea MINISTERS Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
fkAECls BALL Esd equally celebrated the editor and
pfopnstor OF the New York Commercial Advertiser ap9
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A y. AINSWORTIl, Marine and Commercial Notary,
IA No. SO CAMP Etieet, holding Commissions from the
State Of Texas, MIssT JsIPPI KENTUCKY FLORIDA NEW
H0Rk, MISSOURI lLLINOIs, INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
DELAWARE, LABAMt MAIEE, NORTHC ARoLINA, SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA NEwJRRsEY, ONO. MICHIGAN
ARKANSAS; VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,. MARYLAND, and
CONNscTCUT is prepared to take depostons and execute
and perfect all of instruments be used recorded
sal States and the Territory of WISCONSIN. The usual
promptitude al his Office is continued in all N0taral bust
aess. mh5
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ruMPS AND LATHING APPkRI

PUMPS AND 1AT6lNG APPARATUS &<cs
FulIN McCARTY Plumber No 1874 Camp street A
New Orleans, h4, lust receives new and large s{.
assortment of Brass Cocks various szes Force and IA
Lift Jumps; Beer Pumps sc. &C. Cooking Ranges; Esd
Bathng Tubs and SOwer Bahs. Also laying and repair.
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every description Ship
ana Steamboat work promptly put and repaired All
deis promptly attended TO.
~ Charges moderate mh24 IL
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Cosmetics, Chalk and variety of preparations generally
IN use when applied to the face spo Of its beau
y They close the pores of the skin and check the ercua
ton which, when nature is not hwared by disease or pow
der the skin named by the akaes used soaps beaut
hes It's own pr0duconi the human face Divine" as well
as in the garden of rich and deicaey tinted and vaegaed
flowers free, active and healthy circulation of the fluids
or the eousng OF the pure rich blood the extremes
that which paints the c0unenance in the exquisite
beauty II IS that which impars the ndescnbabe shades
and flashes Of lovenes that all ADMIRE but none can de-
scnbe This beauty the offspring of nare-not of ponder
or soap If there not free and healthy circulation there
Is no beauty Il the lady fair driven snow if she paint
and use cosmetics and the blood is thick cold and impure
she mot beautiful If she be brown or yellow and there IS
pure and active blood gives rich bloom the cheeks and
brllllaney to their eyes that is fascinating
This why the southern and especially the Spanish ladies'
are much admired Ladies in the north who take buttte
exercise or are confined in close have spoiled their
complexion by the application of deetenou mixtures if they
wish to regain elasticity of step, buoyan spirits sparkling
eyes and beautiful competitors they should Dr. Town
send Sarsapanla Thousands who have used it, are more
than satisfied delighted Ladies Of every station crowd
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VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
ENHE UndelsigRel is constantly manufacturing and hag
'OT saea vary ipeTOT article of V NEGAR, 60
which he will guazaalee to improve by age, and OIL
Will deliver it, free Of charges, in any part OF tFe8E5
the city Lafaye te. at the following reduced &lz
pIees, to suit tie tines viz: Butts so gallons 81 Barrels 80
galOhs 90 Is Barrels A0 gallons cents o gallon Ibe
discount mide tJwh0lesae customers.
Er line ironpsd in the POstOce win be Dunctaally
attended to. lap29 til JOHN H. WEBB
Corner Common aud MaTas ss opposite Charity Hospital
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7 4ALIo1I NA4ADl4t 915lDN--FO4L Till CItVF.
FTNHE Subscriber has in fresh Stock of SEEDS
Il consisting of Turnips, Cabbages of sorts, ssssa
Beets, Carrots Onions, Lettuce, Leeks and every s%N
other sort of Seeds suitable for the season. Gall sS3
warranted fresh or no pay) Sold Wholesale and Sk1S
retail, by pound OF bushel -
~ Planters and Gardeners solicited to call and Judge
for themselves at AFFLEffK'S Seed Store, 101 st.
CHARLIE Street, opposite the Theatre.
ER- CAMILLA PlAN1 5 /; Rose Orange, and Lemon
TREES and all sorts of SIlRUBBERY hand the
whole season. Jy263m
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rnetnlies in the south.

wo ,ake Measure in recording the eVldehce
which is constantly afforded OF late in various
oar,s Of the country, that public opinion Is
thoroughly awakened to the valued oil manu'ac
,nres in the South. The experiment whlch
has been successfully made at Tuscaloosa ano
other portions Of Alabama, in employing tue
o,rIs as operatives, fully bears out the view
If n respected contemporary (the Augusta
Chronicle and Sen,inelO contained in the lOl-
Iovipp extract :--Natehes Free Trader.
aWithe MINOR prudence and Uerseve sace the
regions Of the country where cotton and hui
man food are the cheapest, will be the most
successful in fabricating all the heavier go0os
made Of this great southern Staple. Its man
nrac,ure in this State we are assn red by men
familiar with the cost Of growing cotton ano
making il into cloth, iO more profitable 'nan
It's culture at ordinary prices We have wa'cn
ed the operation Of the factory recently start
ed in this city, with lively interest APPrecla'
tno the difficulties Of a branch OF business
at which so many new uhu 10"
have 20 learn the trade, We feared that sup
plv OF white operatives could not be hau u
work in the mill. Much too has been said
about the unwiIlingness Of poor families 1'
engage in ,his.kind Of employment Experience
however, has happily falsi6ed the sinister pre-
d~ietiops There are more applicants for wOrl
than the company can employi and the sue
cess of Georgia girls in learning to sPin' ~eav'
sd. is most incredible to their tact in'elll
oenco and industry. There in one who earn
regularly SIS per week. She is the dauga'e
of a wodow woman who with the l'gn
labor Of a little son some ten years old aooe'
to that Of herself is in the receipt o. some %
4 month from the cotton factory. It must p
borne in mind that neither Of the three mem
bers Of this family is { compelled g worS . 90.
longer in this establishment than IS agreea
ble. We ask is it no advantage to this com
munity that its most needy iamllles-and 2
spei is above the possibility Of want-be iul
nished with the means aud situation !" ear
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GEoRsIA susAz. - We have received two
samples of Sugar, made from cane grown on
the plantation Of Mr. Benjamin Guann' IN
bingham county. one Of the samples before
rs 4 a beautiful htgh-cOlored sugar, with a
brigh. sparkling grain, equal in all respects to
~ best Jamaica sugar, to which it bears a Stri-
king resemblance. The other is a whittier su-
usr. with less grain, and resembles the Trinidad
sugar. The first was made from green cane--
the other from ribbon caae, and both have
grown on the same land. AS an evidence
tho profits derived from the cultivation o
sugar, we state on the authority Of MI. Guapn'
that he has made this year seven barrels o. sucn
sugar as he has given us samples ot on 'n'eo
siob,hs Of an acre Of land, which, II we ave-
rae the barrels at 200 pounds, and allow wha'
GOOD Judges say the sugar is worth, q cent.
Der pound, would yield the sun Of Sloo q KY
per acre Sar. Georgian
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~ assay Of California gold made in New
Asik proved isto be 2lt carats fine.

go H "
~ NAVY REPoRT.-The annual report, Of
y s%etistary Of the Navy contains little that
s'a'oiOlersBi our readers. We make, how
~, 2 brief absiract Of lite contents;
ne gross amount Of estimate on all put
49, eounec'ed with this Department is S.
%ssso So, for the fiscal year ending June
@h, 1860.
mere afe unfinished on the stocks at the
.'ss'a' navy yards, four ships Of the rate Of "a
ss.si and iwo frigates Of "A guns. These can
n'sea iur sea service on short notice.
aae building Of the four war steamers, au
as'l-eu BY act Of Congress, is in a satisfactory
'a's Of progress.
9,OpOsals for furnishing machinery for rope
N.Y. q 'he Memphis navy yard have been in-
w. y adystisearent; and as soon as it can
Y seApleted and delivered, that establishment
". e put III operation.
tGs Report bears strong testimony to the
'4'''sA' Organization of the Navy Department
Y. Whig.
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gAM PASSAGE TO CALIFORNIA.
Ne California gold fever see,'s to be all
N, W extract the following from the ST..
Republican;
M Inquiries are made of us in relation
. n,,saoe. .by steam, to California, to
A W ar6 unable satisfactorily to reply A
X steamers has been constructed, under
mtunage of the United States govern
d run between Panama and ports in
ii Amstica, Mexico and California. One
u. he California, Of ] ,05O tons burthen,
nat on her station, and the others have
fnn New York The California will
uPmama for California on the 9Th OF jan
N, H. Panama on the 18th Of February,
Ne 0eron on the LIST Of March. There
x.hg will leave the first Of every month.
piss of passage, in state rooms, from
Mana 10 Rsalejo, 700 miles, is $64; from
No por. 10 Acapulco, 1900 miles, $l95; to
nBlm Of Mazadan, 1000 mi es, SIZE; to
4 DeeO, 5000 miles, $225; and to San Fran
ne 5000 miles, $3.50. Passage in the lower
hn II I deduction Of one fifth Of these
M ana The forward cabin to either OF the
snnsnsd, 500. Passengers can'take per-
MI baggage, freight free, to the extent Of
sNlbs, weight, not exceeding half a ton
iMmement, for each Freight On excess,
aoa III olhe goods, $50 per ton, and one per
M. Oh specie. Packages should not exceed
lbs Weightfor mule carriage,
Zine has been established, also under the
ahphage Of the government, to run from New
YUk to New Orleans, and thence to Chagres
hlthhg a. HAVANA. The passage from New
Oatah to Chagres is 500 in The saloon, an'
D 6s lower cabin $50. Passengers on thi
lns are charged freight on every thing excep
wearing apparel, and this is not to exceed 20
bA 0ihet freight to be charged 70 cents pc
6M.
We have no means of estimating the cost {
Ne overland part of the route, but extravagar
luaaTe necessarily paid. The distance acro'
aslrlhmus, from Chagres to Panama, is thirt
dVtmilss, BY a most difficult route, and a
importation Of freight is upon mules. tits
No calculation, however, for any one to max
t'tt trip from ST.. Louis to San FrancisC
ValcoSt from $500 to $500. Itmay require
'Hwr time, and greater difficulties may be 81
Ielllsred, in the performance of a trip fro
=, Louis to California, overland, by either
a%.'ou.es Travelled Of late years, than by Sc
butt can DO done with less cost to the en-
giant.
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FOREIGN WIS.


OHfTtDGt or Me Cut"u"
New YoRR, AL + NJ.
The ROYAL mail steamer Canada arrived to-
ayina sailed On the 25th ult,
INV intelligence Of the elecdoa of Gen
Taylorto the Presidency Of the United States
nv difussd 40 pnmistakeable sa1lsiacIloe
throughout Great B'iialn.
FRANcE.-PARs.-As the election tor rrcs''
dsnt approaches, the timid portion q the PEG
Die begin to feel alarmed, mud are preparing
70 remove until after the effects q The an
ticipated storm resulting from the election
has subsidized, and the resultof the contest Is
known. Insurectionary movements are ieat-
ed on the parto Of the Republicans and Socl0.'
ia. M. Lamartine is expected at Paris
tomorrow. A great number Of the members
Of the General Assembly have urged Henera'
C~ayaipnac to present to that body a PROJECT
Of a law for the purpose OF closing the ollel,
on, clubs General CavaignOc has declined
90 doing-Lamartine, it is said, will be a can
didate for the Presidency after all, and his
friends are now taking measures IN hand 10 Sc
cure his election. French funds still remain
at low figures.
GsRmANY.-The city Of Dusseldorf was de-
olared to be in a state Of siege on the 22d vi
The civic guard were ordered to give up the''
arms, and the troops occupying all the squares
10 retire. The Arcidukc John, Regent OF
cermany, has published a strong address 70
! the German people, in which he depreca'e'
the proceedings in Prussia, and commsnd'
that peace be maintained amongst the provin'
: ces along the Germanic ltne'
i. AUSTRALIA suitable place was prePafeu
nm the 18Th ult., a few miles from the caP'
lA. for the ropose of the soul Of Count La
tour. 40,
IrALx.-An attempt was made on the l0I0
nj, 10 assassinate the Duke Of Modcna; IN
eulprit was seized and imprisoned liner
are reported instructions among the troops
Latters from Rome announce that the lnsuf
rec,ionary movement had taken place anon
the Pontifcal troops Of the garrison, on ~
marches on the frontier Of Austria
IarLANp.-In the case Of Martin judgmen
was pronounced,on tho 18th ult. The lrgu
10 ment in the case Of Smith o'BFien, was oPer
: ed on the writ Of error, before the Judge G
y the Queens Bench, on Tuesday In the cas-
:, of Keyiupo,Dougherty a memorial was slgne
ID BY the Jury who found him guilty ana y VIZ
: 0yasented 10 the Lords Justices, praying iol
eommptation rof the sentence of transports
,;or. 10 that of a term Of years of imPrlsoI
ment. wo,
p~,rss,A-Breslau and the other towns wei
I .~orfoc,Iv, riue to take up the sword Wral
ri has followed up his directions Tor the a.
srming of the Burgher Guard, DoPu'aIlor
4. bavS been going to Potsdam and back 70 ble
]. Iau. impIoring the King to r''race nus ''s y
]. and dissolve the Brandenburg Ministry y
,brow himself into the arms Of the kodlcql
n a. The other hand III is feared that the NJ
1. will dissolve the Assembly and er-proprton'o
Grant a constitution similar Y that o. peg
m nm which is highly liberal.
~ PoRruaAL.-Leter fromLisbon state a GO
~so;racy had been declared by the GoYernme
whose vigilance had saved The country 20
ou,breake, which were 10 have taken place
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Bv T~s,egrsphto &e Louisville Journal
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

~
BosToN, Dec, To-
The steamship Niagara arrived from h''s'
pool to-day, having sailed on the "a iNS''
Ebolapd.-The cholera is on the decrease
Lord Millburne died on the 241h ult,
Franes.-strenuous exertiOns are being
made n elect Cayaignac to the Presidency
This causes the prospects of Louis Napoleon
~ rrenonderate. 1t was believed that quie'
would be iullyIreslOrsd and that no ri0t' MOul0
.nsue. no matter whether Cavaignac or Napo'
leon waseleCtedt to the Presidency, Napoleon
was enthusiastically greeted in the Place ven
dome with cries Of .yiye 10 Napoleon
In he French Assembly, Lamar'ine ProPoS
"a reduction Of l~6O,OOO,OOO francs in the ar
my, appropriations. =,
Vienna. "A fairs here are unsettled I'M
.hloodv and vindi ctivo conduct of Windesch
o,atz led to a reaction on the part Of the PEG
e.. Il Is reported that Windeschgroiz ia
been assassinated. ~,
Pome,-Adyices from Rome are to the S4''
ul,. and then there had been Q formidable y
surrec,ion by the popular party, n n0,
ministry Of Pope Plus was bese'gaa OY gov
parties. The masses held possession Of q
the strong holds, and the troops are oVacuo'
ing. i
M. Rossi was Ossassinated, after winch "
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Cor. BAys's ExPEDTIoN,-By a letter IRON
Port Lavaca, the Galveston News learns tina
Col. Hays has returned from Chihnahuo' ant
repotts most favorabIy Of his expedition. III
saws the people Of Chihuahua are more 9nx'
ions to have the road from San Antonio tt
lint Mace established, than those Of this State
and that they were ready to subscribe largoI!
for such a purpose.
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MI. clay and cen. Cass.

Tbc following letter has been furnished tor
,nblicn,ion to the correspondent OF the Phila
delnbia North American. II is said TO have
written by Gen. COss Immediately al'e'
his reading MIR, Clay's address to his cOnstit-
uents, exculpauRg himself from the charge OF
/" bargain and sale:
DErR 1T, April IA, 1925.
Dear Sri have just finished the PerrSa
Of your mastery address to your late cOnstl'-
uen,s. and | cannot refrain from expressing
TO Won the high satitfaction it has afforded me-
II Il a triumphant REPUTATION of the vile SIAN
ders which have been ProPaga'ed respecting
the motives Of your conduct in the Pocuilai
circumstances in which you were recently
placed, You may safely commit your char
aster to the judgement Of your cOuntrymeT
and postsrity. They will not fail to aware
you full justice.
must ask your indulgence for this almos
Involuntary tribute to your claims and serVl
ees. So strong is the expression which you
onneal has made upon me, that could no
restrain this expression Of my feelings. Wiz
warm regard, / am dear sir, sincerely yours
Hon. II. CLAY. LIZ" OA90
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aFoR THE TRUTH AND THE RIGHT

! AN Saintsr day. A number Of the disahee-
led parry had been put under arrSs', tooe 'nta
By a court martial.
VIENNA.-As we become more correctly IN
Of the recent frightful events IN WEN
m, we are struck with iheawfu scenes through
which the people Of that city have passed
The details furnished by some OF our country
men, who were compelled to lake up arms du-
ring The the lale seige and bombardn'ent, and
remain so until they could effect their escape
to the Imferialist army, prove that the stu
dents and democratic party wore perfectly
reckless of human life and only aimed at de-
flying the %imperial mandates.
There have not been any material changes
in the state Of commercial affairs since the
departure Of the last steamer Cotton hh
been in very good demand, and prices have
1again advanced. The cotn market was less
6um and prices are on the decline. Accounts
Ifrom The manufacturing districts are more en-
couraging. The produce market was steady
and firm with a fair quantity offering; business
was going on Prosperously, and an abundnn'
, supply Of mOney can be had on very easy TERMS
q the current rate being "a per cent for prime
bills.
The sales Of cotton during the past week
amount to 46,44O bales, and an unusual large
: business has been done at a further advance
Of I'd per pound, which has been obtained 10
e A mericap cotton, below fair qualities. Or
binary and milling descriptions have imProv
ed one farthing with a steady active market
good and fine qualities remain as last quoted
a Fair upland and fair Mobile 81, a d ialr vi
N cans, 4Ad, middling of all three description
ID were quoted at 81, and ordinary at u OSad
re scarcely any thing being really merchantaOI
81 brings under 81 pcrPound.
The corn trade has continued ina duh ar
declining state throughout the past week.
;" The arrivals Of breadsluils from America al
other ports abroad arelurge.
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r,o, Mrxrco,-We condense from me ElO1-
49,. ,he following Mexican news, O~rongh'0y
he brio Gertrude, which left Vera Cruz 0H y
9th inst: E.as oiso nest
The MOni.eur Of the I'd says there = : w.
Of traitors IN TampicO, whose object = ms
establish the Republic Of Stern MAUI !
- annex the same to the United States
Military operations against the insurgents i. :
,,a sierra still continue; but although 'ne "a,
Ter are always put to flight, no decisive aus". !,
,ape is gained over them which promises :
end the controversy.
The news from Durango Of the raVasos :
The Indians is of the most miserable Sns
The National Guard Of the city Of MoHlOv
.anro.e0,ed 10 be in a totally dlsorg0h'ze'
state. This is looked upon as a SERIOUS NAV
ter, ,IIus;on I,
The Mexican papers contain no :
the gold digging in California -
10 Altos and Guatemala were IN open va
10 latest dates. The troops Of the iorme
~aro defeated in an engagement on the 2ls' 2
lno,ober at San Andres, with the loss OF '0el
commauder.in.Chi and other persons .
note. ms
Cen. Carrera, ex-PreSident Of Central A"'
,ica and Guatemela has established us 'oS
depce in the Mexican State Of ChlaPas.
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tbs TERRIroRiEs -SLAvERY.--Mr. Root'j
motion in the House on Wednesday Inc 18Th,
o instruct the Committee on Territories, TO
bring in forthwith a bill or bills establishing ter
itorial governments in New Mexico and Cali
fornia, and excluding slavery therofrom, passed
BY q vote Of lO7 to 80. There were 80 abseRs
tees p. Wing.