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FROM MEXICO.

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The New Orleans papers have dates from Vera
Cruz to the I'd Of August, and from the city of
Mexico to the 26th July.
The Mexican Congress, at the latest advices,
were still busy in attempting to arrange the public
debt. The General Government had requested the
Governors OF all the States to meet at the capital
on the LIST Of this month"; order confer on the financial
question The Governor Of Queresro sent reply refusing
to attend.
The expenses for the month Of July were estimated at
$685. 00O Of which SAP 900 for the War Department
The Senate has adopted proposition for the establishment
Of four military colonies the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec
letter from Aispd, in the State of Sonora, STATES that
portion Of the American boundary arrived at that
city the 3l Of June They left for the frontier the next
day to meet Senior GAHcIA CosDE, the Mexican commits
sioner.
conspiracy had been detected and foled at Gusnsuata
1t proposed recall SANTA AsSA, and invest him with
the supreme dictatorship, which be exercised till his
arrival by Gen. BRAvo also proposed declare null
and void the treaty Of Guadalupe Hdago between the United
States and Mexico.
telesaphic despatch published tho m part Of the week
announced the arrival Of portion Of the California sdvsntu-
rers 10 Mexico appears that they landed TO the number
Of two hundred, at La PSF, and shortly after four Hundred
more arrived They dscsmed any other intention than that
Of trading with the inhabitants
letter in the Picayune, dated Tehuantepec, July 10,
says that revolution had broken at Chispa and pro-
nuncamiento had been issued against the Government Is
ohectw to effect the abolition of the internal
COL MuSox, with bis battalion, had marched towards CHA
70 suppress the movement but his force weakened
by deseron that he was obliged to halt Il Nepec City miles
from Tehuanepec and wait for reinocemens The insur
gents numbered about hundred and under
mand Of Maldoner The eerwritsr thinks that the
ment will be successful.
Major BAasARD, U. s. Army, chief engineer of the Te-
huantepec Railroad Company remaissd Ell Baio, wait
ing for transportation from Paso Sarabia proceed to the
States.
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THE REACTION IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-The Green
vile IS. CO. Patriot Of the 9th draws the follow
ing contrast between the present state Of public
sentiment in the State Of South Carolina, and the
prevailing feeling within its borders several months
ago:
II is indeed amazing what changes take place in
public opinion in the short space Of few months. Last
fall the whole State seemed to be for secession Now if it
left vote Of the people, majority would be found
opposed it. Six months since, there newspaper
in South Carolina that did advocate dsunion and
son Now we have the Southern Patriot, Hamburg Re-
publican Charleston Mescs, Southern Standard Columbia
Transcript and Erskne Miscellany oil opposed to secession
"Not whisper heard when the Legislature met Of
any popular expression against secession Recently Ham
burg has, with great unanmy declared herself in the oppo-
sion. Four thousand persons at Greenvlo Couhouse,
the 4h Of July, expressed themselves by the preamble
and resolutions adopted hostile to secession. Horny District
did the same at public meeting on the same day.
Last fall there was not heard single voice from the
leading OF the sate in opposition to secession, except
from COL Gayson, Mr. Poinsett, General Hamilton. and
General Thompson. Since tha. time have letters
opposing with great ability the separate action Of the State
from Judge Cheves, Judge Butler Judge ONeal Col. Pres
ton, Dr. Lieber, Judge Withers Dr. Dickson, COL Burt,
Col. Chestnut COL Orr, Mr.. BarnweI, Col. Brooks, Col.
Boyce, Col. Owens, and many others.
" This looks pretty we'll for the beginning Of oppos
ton secession But it is ALL Last fall associations
formed 10 almost every district Of the State for the pu
pose Of agtang and controlling public opinion done
In France with much during their bloody reyolu
on But these Jacobn clubs dying in Charleston
and elsewhere, and they have great ceased to
meet The members have Withdrawn and many instances
are ashamed to acknow Wedge their MEMBERSHIP"
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The Wings of the fourth district of Louisiana
have nominated JoHN Moons for Congress-, and
passed resolutions in favor Of the Compromise.
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The Hon. JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, Attorney Cen
era of the United Staes arrived at Frankfort (Ky.)
on the lth instant, and left the next morning for
the Estill Springs.
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Mr.. Senator CLAY returned to Ashland, his resi-
dence, on Thursday of last week. He had been
spending few days at the Blue Lick Springs
His health has of late very much improved.
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EXCLUSION OF NEGROES FROM INDIANA.

A Telegraph despatch has already informed oul
readers of the adoption of new Constitution for
the State Of Indiana, and also Of the adoption Of an
article excluding colored people from that State,
which was submitted to separate vote of the peo-
pie. The clause thus adopted is in the following
words, and it received much larger vote than the
new Constitution:
"Sec J. No negro mulatto shall come into or settle in
this State after the adoption Of this Constitution.
"Sec 2. All contracts made with any negro or mulao
coming into this State contrary the foregoing section shall
be void and all persons who shall employ, otherwise
coursge such negro muato to remain in the State, shall
be fined in any less than dollars nor than
five hundred dollars.
ec. 8. All fines which may be collected for violation
of the provisions of this article, any law which may here
after be passed for the purpose Of carrying the into
cuon shall be set apart and appropriated for the colonization
OF such negroes and muattoes and their descendants
be in the State at the adoption Of this Constitution, and may
be willing to emigate.
'Sec a. The General Assembly shall pass laws carry
out the provisions of this article"
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the Of the Hatanero having jumped ashore twenty
pirates Immediately appehended making, with those in
the first mentioned launches fifty among whom chief
and five officers.
From them information obtained that the pirates
msnded BY the traitor Lopez being appalled, BY the intrepid
y troops were completely discouraged and dsoganzed
as mentioned yesterday, and only seeking
themselves BY fight. The Commandsnt General made the
necessary arrangements to prevent their escape which
zeaousy seconded BY the troops who both by land and
water, pursued the miscreants Time fails into
details.
OF Asres were shot the ywo pirates captured Key Le-
visa, and its vicinity As the terrible punishment which
they would be subjected if they should dare spproach
Shores had been announced both the country from which
they came and in this island the rigid execution Of the law
was consequences which could surprise Both on
was immense.
There are conflicting and manifes,ly exaggerated
accounts OF the scene at the execution. One, fur
nished to all the morning papers, alleges that the
most horrible indignities were offered to the dead
bodies OF the victims; and that, after they were
shot, they were dragged by the feet by negroes and
then ielt to the mob. who commenced stripping
them OF their clothes, and carrying them on sticks
through the streets " We find it impossible to be-
lieve this, and should be compelled 10 discredit it
even were there no statements furnished to the con-
trary. We have not forgotten the allegations of
brutal erociy in the first reports of the Cardenas,
affair, which were so fully disproved by the sub.
sequent accounts. In this case, however, il hap.
pens that this frghtful story is fatty con,radic,ed
by the account to which we have already referred
and which in its tone is as hostile TO the Spanish
Government as can well be imagined That ac-
count says that :" after the execution the bodies
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Junta,) even though that admission exonerates the
Cuban authorities from all injustice in the premi-
SEES. That paper says that they were apparently
cruising along The coast, probably to execute some
military movement under orders. If so, they were
armed invaders of the Spanish possessions, and
amenabe to Spanish justice.
1t is impossible to read the accounts published
in those journals which sympathize with the pratt
cal enterprise without feeling how utterly false
have been the iterated assertions that the people Of
Cuba generally, to any considerable extent, were
in favor of the movement. One of these accounts
says:
'Many of the passengers Of the Cherokee, who
the spot Of execution, pointed with Of
tempt and many were stopped in the streets and insulted
the Spanards telling them they American, and that they
were and all Of the party and Of these
they would be served in the wsy AT night dan
gerous for an American to be in the alone"
Assuredy this does not SAVIOR Of sympathy on
the psrt Of the Cubans. Add to this The number
Of announcements in the Havana papers, from all
parts of the island, signed by all classes of people.
Of resolve to stand by the Government, to oppose
the insurrectonists, and repel the invaders. This
is to be added to the other false representations by
which so many have been beguiled into co-opera-
ton with the invaders.
But what of Lopez! In his hurry to escape
from Cardenas he deserted some of his followers,
and no doubt will do SO again in the similar con-
tingency which awaits him. We must have some
evidence Of this mans honor and courage before
we can believe in it. II is neither honor nor
courage to delude young men into such scrapes,
and then desert them rather than himself bear the
punishment due to his own acts and counsels. And,
finally i. is worthy Of remark that large proper
ton of this invading expedtion-actng in violation
The New York herald., 1851-07-30

Within the past three days there have been few trans
sections in any Of the urties Several Of
he railroad stocks in the above list have bsen active,
and the sales what larger than usual Quotations
have tended downward and the probability is that
shsl have heavy market for time 1t is useless
to attempt 10 disguise the fact that money is getting
seareer and daily The rapid advance in the
rates of interest shows that capitalists making the
most Of the stringency and they continue the prac
tse they have generally adopted the effect must be
most disastrous to the commercial community. The
hanks have comparatively little do with this state Of
p'ngs The outdoor influence In the money market is
s az strong In the bank parlors. Individual capi-
Asts generally act practically and understand
ngiy in relation to the future course Of things In
he financial world han those who appropriate TO certain
purposes other peoples money and looking out for
the interests Of others instead Of their Private
bankers are at all times better judges Of the probable
Of events than the managers Of incorporated
banks The time has gone by when few bank presi-
dents can control financial affairs in Wall street. and
We may, therefore look for moderate fluctuations
In the money market The present strngency the
sult of several causes the most prominent Of which is
the large and steady expectation Of specie 70 Europe
This in connection with the great and rapid decline in
prices cotton the expansion Of credits and
TIE mm, losses realized most Of the mercantile
movements Of the day, has been preparing the
te community for Of those colapss which have In
former years been ruincus in their operation. The
probability is that quotations for all stocks of fancy
character will continue to depreeiste The difficulty al
ready realized in negotiating loans and the high rates of
Interest paid those negotiated has forced great
many lots of stock which otherwise would have been
ithdrawn from thn k,t
The New York herald., 1851-07-30

sxi ss &C ssetion, In this atty Ina 7th Of August
S7sso Of NJ bonds These bonds of thousand
ssRssa saeh, bearing date Jay 1871 payable princ
pal and interest," ~ the hech1pics Baak in this city
he principal on the lst Of July 1865 the interest semi
annually on the 1t Of July and January the prssen
ostion u Tie appropriate coupon. Their payment Is
secured By mortgage the road. The whole cost OF
the road including equipment is estmateda at 81 oOo
70 which amount the company by their charter, have
night to issue their stock The subscriptions TO the
thus far S760O0 in addition 70 which Sl5o0o0 OF
stock will be Issued contractors in part payment for
the construction of the road
The Cumberland .alghanidn says that, notwithstand
Ing the low stage Of water fortytwo boats laden with
sssl have departed from Cumberland within the last
eight days These boats have carried on an average,
sixty tons Of COAL about twothrds Of their varisus
Dssitiss We understand that the several levels be-
tween Cumberland and dam No six have from three to
four feet ofwater which quantity will be likely to be
Aept the dam at this place unless the drought
should continue for several weeks longer.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations in
Ahis market for the principal public securities at the
respective periods named -
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
INDIA RUsBER eOoDs.

BRILLIANT DIscoyERIEs.-"Tu THE DEChPiTATIoN
ID Tbos, Evbank, Esq.. Commissioner OF Pntent By
the executive sas one Of Days most wonderful dscove
ries. in honor Of which he gave select danner In
nstyo merely The payment to Goodyesr IN s Of ssOp
has oriy LATELY discovered Of great disco very
kut made too late beredt him Days eter Of SSl reward
r the nvjcton III nfrngers goodyears Patents on
shch lie hps,f has been She cht and tho only
frinqcr W. brilliant Inception of DAYS ard undoubt
.x or-iael vth him DAYS discovery s,e,,
ecet o vuicanzug Rubber full year before hs ppiies
or os his patent therefor at expense 90 Dsy only ace
pad 10 who bad Learned the secret in oodyear fac
cry, brilliant sshihon Of Inventive gcn1s and a.
ords striking proof Of how closely one avenor will some
times follow upon tho heels ef smother.
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
EXCURSIONS.

GRAND EXCURSIONS TO CoNEY ISLAND, LAND
NJ ing At Fort Hamilton each rsy-rsre ny sen.s...
The new and splendid steamer TROJAN, Cspt. y Nod
will make daily excursions 10 Cone Island TOT the sea-
con leaving Trp-From Spring street
AZ half psst ocock o.. and haitpast a. and st Sr
From pier N r. at half past 10 and o'clock Morn
Ing trip from Fort Hamilton h A. N. NO han price 70
children.
GRAND EXCURSION TO rue rIsHiNo RANKS,
every day except Ssturdays-fare Is cents saah
The well knovn ses steamer BUFFALO Capt sui.h, will
leave Hammond street at Canal street. IN Grand
street ~; Catherine street. 81 Pier No North River
NJ; returning by N. Refreshments, hshins tackle,
kc., provided on board
gI,O EXCURSION PARTIEs.-THE BARGE LGyTNG-
ton will be TO let for excursions reasonable
The barge in good order sna we'll adapted 70 the business
inquire Of b. MARSHALL, board Of the boat the
foot of Murray street. ofwismson Vail ISl west "a,
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PHIIApELPHIA-NEw YORK
~ and fhilsdelrhis drect-united States NAL Line
hr van IN ~ hours, via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
New sorhr from foot Of puritan a. street and &C
"a and r. M from foot OF Liberty street. Leave Phi
sd,phis At and A. NJ and r. NJ, from ne fos, VI
fNAkDEN AND AMBOY RAfIROAD LINE FROM VIEW
~ York 70 Phadelphia-Leave Pier No. North River by
,.smbost ioBN POTTER sernieE Line, st ..eiosS.
Afternoon Line ntt O'Clock. Fare by either line IS for
.,rd deck 81 Emisrsns Line. AZ o,eicss N, fare,
~ 80 H. BLISS, Aecnt
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
JIQUOf2S.

THE CHOICEST OLD BRASDIEs WINES, sc. &C.
in tottIe atd draught The cell bratat Brandy
Store, Broome street corner Of crosby, universal
known the place % get genuine article, ana cheaper
than any cthet house in The city
ono IO1rN 81. JULIEN CIAnEr-seLLlNo At
%OO We ard We. rer dgTeH. Aso. 'p dozen ~ "
Brandy Store a3 Erocre street. coraet 81 frosty y r.
Very frIVricr ST. Julien and Clatesu Margsux Clarets
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
MUSICAL.


G1NG1NG SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN, IN BROOKLYN
Cfrooeeor Kemmerer gives lessons Vocal Music
Monday and Thursday at o'clock, M at Dr. Beechers
urch every Monday and Thursday evening atquarter be-
fore o'clock at the Reformed Dutch Church ofBut
Ter and Court streets every Tuesday evening the Cen
tenary NJ r. Church. johnson street. every Tuesday and
Saturday st6 oeloct at the Baptist Church at williams
burg Pupils will be admitted at each Of the above places BY
paying twenty-five cents for the whole course.
THECELEBRATED PR1MA DONNA. sIGN0RA VAL
ehtni gives her musical sorees including Jenny lnds
fav rite Bird and Echo songs evening IN connection
with the Panorama. entitled Mirror Of Country, At
Washington Hall 90 broadway, commencing at o'clock.
Admission - cents. children half price
DIANos.-A GOOD 6is OCTAVE PIANO, OF EXCEL
lent tone tor $50; for SlOo for SO for 80
for S four and ted rosesood Pisnoe ot6
"a and octaves for sale very low; Meioieon Flute,
Asoordeon Music Stools Is gold watches lOpc-a G,ss s.
SPatiorn Scales &c Ne Cash advances on merchandise
snc personsi property Of ell kinds.
j. y JONES, Ann street, second floor.
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
ssBBTlsEHgsN SBSEwED EVERY DaY.
kPmCiAL NOTICES.

= - =
\ o. OF o. T-THE MEMBERS OF ALLEGHANTA
Lode No, leSl o. ot o. y at reluested TO be in at
tendance AZ their hail. g3 Bowery. FRIDAY evening Au
sust st matters of mportannce will he considered
A. A. RICE, Sc e:retary.
MORE ENTERPRISE OF THE HARLEM RAILROAD
vA-It much pleasure 20 he Informed that Mr..
eoat the worthy euperntendent is about htlng
Gee AZ Eshty street Yorkvie for the better
modaton passengers and that d. Price Esq the great
~hs politician has been appointed % suprnend that Of
tce sufficient 20 that 10 will be great
fston 10 travellers aud especially 10 the ladies
veatter, as alec benefit 10 the company.
The New York herald., 1851-07-30


"a &c sp.sr shelving lee Box. 80. wednssA.y July
Spices 5ga.T ssss,i Flour candles Ges Hams saSsl
4 on I'D csa Ice Boz. s:as v wss'
AUSTi99N NSSTicE%THSaAs 9TH BELL AycTIoNxER
At lo o'elOet at the auction Rooms North William
stsi :a' Bsas 1s
Psssad i BsSd1s & aosp spissiSd p,i1snx rich Vases &
Large SAFE " 0''a TnoaSs BELL II LiL"asy aassoas
w MCCORMICK, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO,
WIZ & an s 70 Of 'l1sa :s & ssrs
French Beds Couchss Bureaus xe Glass sashes and
nsn s. % IN Ssss.
NBCash advanced on goods sent for sale or storage.
ID C. KEMP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DID PURNI.
Toaerros Thqr.dsyj s.o ss. viz. al the srsisars
,s h ali II
weather fair or foul
M oRTcAeEr's SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO
. ss wiSSG 1
street, Fulton 9 Kemp sil :sli a sa:,s:. !,
fSs ur t1
th S only Ss S. s .nd y
keepers and deaer and Of Rossxeod sofas se.e
fs Sss With
and cSs rH5 81 ra'f psr
wood Library Bookcases extension dining Tables set reh
and
mahogany Sofas hair seat Chairs; mahogany marble top
Dressing Bureaus, and Washstapds CouoheG Sofa Beds;
Chamber Furniture Toilet SETS bronzed Hat Stands and
other articles to 10 partcularize Segars
Also 30 superior Havana Segars Of various favorte
brands being the balance of stock Of an Importer and
6 octave Panoiores Of hne and anish and fully
ranted bought at private SALE also at o'clock ia
front of store, Horse and Buggy Wagon, and Harness.
yiza tine large Bay Herse sound and kind fast travel
er has been used the last by physcan also Buggy
Wagon and Harness in good order
- ECEIvERS SALE-THE SUBSCRIBERS, RECEIy-
~ for the Creditors and Stockholders Of Presdeat
and Managers Of the New Hope Delaware Bridge Company
by virtue OF Acts OF the Legislatures OF the States New
Jersey and Ptnnsyvania will sell by Public Auction, nc
the Lambertvlle House Of Joseph Aaronson town
OF Lam erye New Jersey Friday 18th day of October
next between the hours OF IL and 5to wit ut ocock in
the afternoon OF said dayA that certain Bridge
with all and sngular the ereunto belong
and also all the chartered rights privileges and
ehises OF the said Company The said Bridge
repa-the timbcr wood work. piers being perfectly
OF from S3UO 20 S3U yearhat is paying the ntcrrst
OF sWo besides leaving surplus to keep the Bridge in
good repair Since the construction OF the Bevidere Della
Railroad to Lambertyille it
and chartered rights privileges and franchises will be gen
for the partcu of which, those wishing to
referred TO the said Acts horng the subscribers
the further information inquiry
Iambertille. Ten cent of the purchase will be
required the day OF sale and the remainder by install
ments The conditions will be for purchasers and will
be made known in detail the day of SALE or pre-
viously, at the request Of those wishing TO buy.
JOHN RUNh.
JOHN ii. WAKEFIELD,
ADAMS c. DAVIS,
Dated July 22 1851. PHINEAs JENKs Receivers.
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
C,pARrNEusuIP NOTICES.

DARTNER AND CAptrAL-wANrED ABOUT 81 "a,
10 enssge in very rrohaAs snd respectable
turing business under patents good chance Tor
pracuca mechanic with the requisite amount of capital
Address CAPITAL, az the III raid OH &c, Immediately.
The New York herald., 1851-07-30
PERSON AL.


ERANC1sO r. CANEREo-yoU ARE REQUESTED TO
call on me- or sen your address at earliest
bience Wh. DOW NEs, 90 Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
TUE QUAKER GENTLEMAN. FRoE BROOKLYN,
pho called a. No ~ Old Slip, yesterday Tuesday,
morning, requested 90 call again, articles that he
wanted are in store, and can he had.
TUE YOUNG NAN WHO PURCHASED ROD REEL
and Line, from y h 7. Warrin's Needle aud Fishing
1sFle store. No o. Maiden sne Tuesday about
- clock will confer particular favor BY calling there at has
tarlest convtnience.
A sToRIA.-tF THE LADY WHO RODE WITH A
gentleman TO this place about three weeks since and
rfurned ~ the Williamsburgh aud Peck slip Ferry 20
sgTtandt street viii send her sddress through the Post
nhee directed W g. boyfs Espress she lear q
uug 20 her advantage.
INFoRMATION WANTED.-PAUL rTIrNNr MARoUIs
belonging 70 the wabash shipvrecked al New Jery
then entered the 18th Of October l the Marine
tal New York. left IL the 18th November the folio wing
moth since than his parents have heard from 10 him
are know what has become i'm anv in
formation may LEFT az the French Conei C.neraI a.
New York. aud will De thankfully received.
rI'U CALiTORNIASs HONORABLE pERsoVs
nttnth 3, e. % Calf RITA soon. that abe aad
willing pay the sxreues of tw Intelligent aud
ia ies 20 that pe their Kindness will be acr-ccatod and
thtr ouey rDtuued. will interest within one gs0d
ss,uriy given 10 that effect Adlree no % A. g. c. at
sht ect of s rapcr soon, stating where 81 nrvew
b lad,