The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-23
From Mexico.
JuNE q, 1919.

From Mexico.
The New Orleans Pcayune has files OF FL Sigio from
the city OF Mexico to the 10th utimo
The war in the Sierra is yet far from being exngushed.
although OF the principal leaders OF the insurrection
has submitted to the government An agreement to
pend hosities had been signed by General Bustamente
and Don M veras!egui-he latter in the name of Don E
been brought to the capital by Col Robes for the APP
proval of the President Subsequently, fresh hostile
demonstrations had been made by the Indians in the d.
econ OF San Luis Poiosi and they had created consd
cradle uneasiness among the authorities of that city,
which, by the njndicious abandonment Of commanding
positions by Busamente's subordinate officers lay quite
|exposea TO their ncusions They urgently appeal to
the government for protection.
The Minister of Finance Senior Arrangoiz, has sub
mitted to Congress project by which permission will
be granted foreign vessels calling any OF the Mex
ports, their way California to ship passengers
and merchandise, under certain custom house regula-
tons. Ii will undoubtedly be adopted and will facl-
tate both the republic and the United States
Four steamers and three sailing vessels. armed with
eighPoundes, each having crew of thirty men, are to
be purchased for the protection OF the of Mexico
and for the prevention of smuggling Two steamers are
to be in the Pacific and two the Atlantic oceans and
the sailing vessels be distributed, two in the
ters OF the former and in those of the latter
The project OF uniting the two by railroad
from Vera Cruz to Acapulco has been adopted by the
Senate and is now before the Chamber OF Deputies.
There tremendous catastrophe at the magazines
of the famous mines of La Luz the sth utimo caused
by the explosion of eighteen hundred arebas OF gunpow
der considerable quantity OF property was destroyed
In various parts OF the Sierra Gordo hitherto free from
commoIon there has been general rise of the Indians
caused by the withdrawal of the government forces The
insurgents directing their way 10 Guadalcazar. The
whites were ENGRAVING crowds, and taking refuge IN
San Luis Potosi FL Sgto says that, like the hydra in
the fable, rebellion raises It's head in spot after it has
been down another and urges the government to
make great effort to paccate that great focus Of dis
affection.
tnue their ravages. ately party of eight Mexicans
attacked twenty Apaches, when five of the former
killed, and the other three were wounded
william r. BsyIy.
arenue, 6ettoeen ma and l2h streets.
HE subscriber dvoes exclusively stationery
all it, branches, and prepared TO furnish all kinds of
Cap letter. ledger, and fancy and
cu,lery, steel pens, guIls
Ink, inksands, portfolios
Gold and pencils, drawing papers, French
Re additions 70 HI. stock BY the Eng
June ie~dii ''' WILLIAM =. BAYLY.
IUsr RECEIVED, the old stand Pennsylvania
avenue hetwen iot and i see some choice and very de
French worked collars
Wine lH .,s % doves s"'"''e"
CoIored silk gloves
Also large a,s well selected assortment OF hosiery
June si--eoat A. TATE.
Dark green silk umbreu.s.his day received,
IL dark silk umbrellas.
Also few dozen linen yokeneck shirts
sTEVENS's,
Great Hat and Genuep,en's Outlining store.
L June 2-coJth No /. Browns Hotel.
yVILIIAMs'S Railroad and Steamboat Companion
W travellers guide through the United Canada
brunswick &C. &c and all points Of business and
travels seabahne, public springs, SC volume, with 30
28 engravings-lsfs ;.pice 81 Is,
June % FRANcg TAYLOR
/ BANK METROPOLIS.
Washington June J. l5s
Il A GENERAL MEETING Of Stockholders OF thss
"A bank will be held the banking in this city on
Monday, the "a day Of July for The purpose OF elect
ing trustees to for the year then ensuing.
The polls will he open 10 o'clock and close at
Up.
RID SMITH, Cashier.