Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-31

of Gaudaloupe, by which the United
States binds iiselfto prevent the Indians
within IFS borders from making incur
sions into the Mexican territories, and
to punish them for any such acts when
ever committed.
Robberics are becoming more and
more frequent on all the roads of Mex-
CO.
An Indian Chief had informed the au-
thoIitics of Chihuahua that the Apachcs,
Camanchcs, and other tribes were about
TO assemble at Lake Jaco, for the pnr-
pose Of making ovcrturcs Of peace.
The Mexican Congress has annullcd
The elections of Yucutan held on 2lsi A
priI.
The cholera is making sad ravngcs in
the country near the Gulf coast. In adj
dti,n to Fiisola, two other Generals have
died.
Lieut.. J. NJ. Haynes, Of the lst U. s.
Artillery, died in the city of Mexico, of
cerebral fever. He was on his way home
from California.
The finances Of Mexico are in dcs-
perate condition. The Minister of FL
nance has demanded of Congress the
s 500, 900 remaining Of the !Amcrican
indemnity, or, in default ofthis, TO auth
orize n stoppage of all payments.
The insurrection which has for so long
time distracted the southern provinces
has been suppressed.
The Falcon, from Havana, brings
dates 10 The 20lh.
Another expedition was expected
The steamer Pizarro went out on n
cruise on the 18th, and frigatc, with
another steamer, were bound out soon.
There WAS great review of the troops
about Havana on the morning of the
20th
BY the brig Vandalia, of this port, we
have dates from st. Domingo to The 9th
INST.
The Dominican government was ma
king great preparations 10 repel The in
tended invasion Of the Hayfiens. The
fleet was fitting out AT ST. Domingo Git
y Every male inhabitant WIS enroll
ed. The iortiiication was undergoing
repairs. The fever had greatly abatrd
when the Vandalin sailed.
As the steamer Pacific was passing up
North River yesterday. she came in CON
tact with ship Esmeralda from Liver
pool, breaking in the larboard bow of the
f. and damaging the steamers star
board guard.
BosToN. October 2Sth, 1850.
Mcssrs. Knight and Hughes, rcputcd
shve-catchcrs, were this afternoon ar
rested by Sheriff Coburn, on charge of
conspiracy to kidnap.
They gave bonds, and were discharg-
ed from custody.
There is some excitement around ,l,c
Sherill's Office. II was with consdcra-
bic difficulty that the slave .catchcrs were
Prevented from being roughly handled
by the crowd.
They burs, open the caravan door Just
Us The driver started his horses AT full
gallop.
The bail was for $4,000, which was
given by Patrick Riley and Hamilton
Willis.
SALEM, Mass, Oct. 2Sth, 1850.
The brig Garland has arrived at this
port with adviccs from Para 10 the 26th
ult. She reports that the fever had a
gain broken out with renewed viruence
among the shipping Many vessels had
lost number of their crews, and on
others they were all sick. Captain
HadIy. Of the Garland, fell victim to
the disease after the vessel had been
three days at sea.
The Garland left at Para barque Sus
tania, Corning, for New York in IA
days, the only American vessel in port.
On the Sth October, lat %, lon 81
spoke the schr Ellen Perkins, from Rio
Jancrio, bound for New York.
OswEGo, Oct 2S.
Considerable damage has been done
TO the Erie Railroad in places. Several
small bridges have been swept away.
causing slight interruption in the irai-
fc. The Susquehanna is higher than it
his been for years.
Urea Oct. 90.
1t will take two or three days to re-
pair the breach this side of Rome. No
boats bound West, are allowed to pass
this city. We have just heard of anoth-
er serious breach, 30 miles west Of this
city, and il is worse than the one at New
vile, this side of Rome.
NEw YoRK. Oct. 20.
The damages by the freshet round n
bout Utica, are reported TO be most en-
tcnsive. Embankments on the Canal
near Rome, were washed away yestcr-
day, and boats do not pass this morning.
The Mohawk is higher than at any pre-