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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
New Hampshire Election.


lhe boston At!as gives returns from tle
whole stale except elght small towns, winch
last year gave 1873 dem, maj =, and the follow.
inc is the result -
Dinsmore. Dem. 26, 44l Sawyer, Wing, 49,.
Ol9 Atwood, Free Sol H. 20; total, So, lSO.
Last year in same towns, Dem. 29SlS;
Wig 1873; Free Soil G,333; Dem. loss
$3.50.
Legislature so far as ascertanPd, stands 127
Wings, II Democrats, and 20 Free Soil Dem
ocrats.
The tows to be heard from elected s Dem.
last year, so that it is certain that the Atwood
or Free Soil Democrats will hold the balance
of power but whether they will vote for the
Wing candidate for Governor is uncertain.
The Senate consists of , members. of whom
the democrats have elected or 7 the Wings
s, aud . or 3 are doubtful.
New York. March IS.
DEATH OF MAJOR NoAH.-Maior Noah, the
veteran of the Press, died this afternoon at 2
clock after a short illness.
Buffalo, March lS
NAVIGATION OPENED The s B. Arrow from
Detroit. lust arrived The Saratoga from De-
troit, lies at Back Rock, 3 miles below Buffalo.
The Wi consn leaves III evening, and the
Albany and the Arrow tomorrow morning, for
Detroit Very llule ice in the Lake, and NAYS
igation may be considered "a opened.
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THE REVENUE LAW Washington, March
20.-Owing to the continued illness of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, the circular determn-
ing the construction of Mr.. Hunters revenue
bill has not yet been prepared. ONE of the
points connected with it are not decided by Mr..
Corwin 1t is believed however, that the in
structions will favor the execution of the act
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

The attempted rum on the Stark Bank,
Bennington, resulted very disastrous to Nc
Daniels, the person engaged in it. lie collect
ed some $1,000 of the bills of the bank, and de
manded specie or them in the expectation that
the bank would be compelled to close its doors.
In this he was disappointed The bank took
the bills, and Mr.. Mechanics took the specie,
and put it in charge of neighborng tavern
keeper, who says he placed it under his own
bed when he retired to rest. In the morning ii
was missing and has not yet been found 49,
Rather expensive reyenge-B rmtheJoro Eagie
/ Sympathy with the bereaved Mr. McDaniels
is rather scarce. The Stark Bank is as safe
and sound an institution as there is nthe State
and under as good management, and we rather
hope Mr.. McDanicls feels good about his "hnan
ca operation" Pretty much every boy else
does that we have heard speak Gift.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

Is COUNTY COURT Al the time of going to
press, March 26, the case OF the Bank Of
Burlington I. Hest, mentioned yesterday, was
still in progress f. J. PHELPS, Esq, opened
the argument, with his usual acutcness and
ability, for the Plaintiffs, and C. d. MASON,
ESD, for the Defendant. l.. f. CHIrrESDEN,
ESQ. for the defence, and d. \ SMALLEY, ESQ,
for the Bank, were to follow and close. With
out reliable data, we do not venture to predict
when his Honor Judge BENEFIT, will be able
to give the cause to the Jury.
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LETTER FROM GENERAL SCoTT.-The fol
lowing letter from Gen. Winfield Scott was ad-
dressed to the Wing Committee of Mitflin Co.,
in PENNSYLVANIA. in answer to series of reso>
lutions adopted by them recommending him as
a candidate for the Presidency of the United
States.
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3 rec pres s,
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2s, 1881
BURLINGTON, VT.

ersg" MIR. :. NJ PETrINGllh is our authorized
n jyritising and Subscription agent IN Boston anu
elsewhere, Di this pnpcr.
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Yours truly N.R.
1.-THE Washington Republic. in summing
W the next Senate, puts down Hon. Solomon
Foot as Gree Soil. You may also Mr.. Re-
public put down the whole whig party Of Yer
mont as "Frec Soil" for they all rcpudiatc any
new test. The Republic knows that Solomon
Foot is Il whig and nothing but whig. There
are no truer or better wings than Vermont wings,
and the Republic and new test organs, who are
trying to put the Administration IN Il false
light before the people, will be obliged to re-
spect the stamp OF our Foot.--.T Albums Mes
Sclger.
If Hon. Solomon Foot is not wing then we
never expect to see one. Mr.. Foot has made
his name national, by his arduous cxertions in
behalf Of the whig clu,c. 1t is such mon as
Solomon Foot who have kept the viii, party
ever triumphant in the Green Mountain State
and yet he is put down by the Republic Free
S)Ier." Suppose, in classifying the Senate,
the whig papers of Vermont were to class
John Bell, Henry lay, Willie p Mangum.and
other Southern Senators as "Slave Soilcrs,
does the Republic think it would advance the
| interests of the wing party Of the Union: Is
| the whlg party 50 strong that it San dispense
| with the support of such men as MIR. 70 t, and
such States rs cid and reliable Vermont =
Boston hids
lfany one man in Vermont has contributed
more IMAM another to "Show up to mented ex-
ecratlon Such SWndIes us are remembered as
"LIbcrty Partes,' Free Soil PARTIES Free De-
mocrncy Parties, and that description of agi
totinr patriotism. if is So1ovoy Foor. lie
is Wu,G--a true unwovornr consiston,
conservative N,r,oy,t Wu,a. Of fine II,,ur.
rox F,su Siam, horor y,,,,o,., ,,,.o
Tho man who .o,, hin, Jo,.,, ,s di.lo,,o1 70 ,l,
J-nion NAV 60, himself do,r, -, 49,, ~ IL,
Same t;r,o and .,,,o ro.,,rr;,,,, 70 ,l,o s,,lio,
or,;n Mr. Foam n-ob,hI,. Zoo, mot ro,,o,,
tba rno;+;vo Slave ,,, a., t,,, no.f,o+;,,, -
hmm, ro,sc, and ,,,.lo,,. ,ro hon., b., do,,..
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queSuonS' lar cnonEh apart to make Il very Il
spcctabln Colossus of Rbndns
H.. ...;..,. -,
'"'' P'c'l"uS'S 10 '''e Impairment Oh u
l recent Session Of CONGRESS- Hon WuIIA
,, =,
iihbAHp' t't Representative OF inc "a No'
rrcSSoual District. tran shifted to prrSidcr
,,. -,
'i''No"h piece Vi l NANNhh' lalluIaCiuIc
! bv the Mossrs PERKINS, Of West WindSo
r. :, ~,
from wool grown ny Inc Non. W LILLIAN JAf
/ ~,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

W ! MI TIIV, NIITTT U, T0IT.
C. l., IVhitr Esq. Dear Sir,-I received, few
days suce by the hands OF the Hon. William llc-
bard, ynur letter OF the Ion ultmo, with beautiful
piece Of flannel and uva myself OF the first leisure
moment to return You my thanks and to express the
great grnutirauon which rc at seeing 80 hur a
specimen OF our home manufactures. have shown
it to several gentlemen, anil OF whom concur in eN-
pressing their admiration of IT, The skill and indus
Try which crl produce IA t'brc at once so us"n. and
beautiful should, i'll INV opinion, be encouraged and
protected by our own government.
am tu!N Ynurs
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WASHINGTON, March II. Is

Dear Sir: The Wing Committee and its Sec
rotary of Juniata county, Pennsylvania, have
done me great honor.
The appreciation of my countrymon was the
first, and will be the last great object of mi
life. If | have the happiness to obtain that,
it will be of minor importance whether it leads
to change in my official position or not.
With my most respectful regard to the gen.
tlemen of the Committee,
| remain, my dear sir, yours truly.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
4 X McCrrRF ESQ
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NAVIGATION OPENED The s B. Arrow from
Detroit, Just arrived. The Saratoga, from De-
troit, lies at Back Rock, 3 miles below Buffalo.
The Wi consin leaves III ; evening, and the
4 lbany and the Arrow tomorrow morning, for
Detroit. Very little ice in the Lake, and NAYS
igaton may be considered as opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF YORK..-...AUGUSr 30.
Cleared.

Stcamas- Southemer Dickinson, Charleston, SpofoTd,
nleston Co. FLORIDA, LYON, Savannah, : l.. Mitchell
Black Diamond, Stevenson, Philadelphia, W ii. Ihomp-
son Penobscot Clark do. VI Sanford
Ships-Hope Bradford. st Johns, \ b., Ladd y stan
nard St Patrick Waterman. Liverpool, Ogden. -.
Deus packet Follansbee Havre AmIty Parsons, Hong
Kong. }. T. Smith. -
BaTks-Mary land Klein. Port Wathal, Mason &
Thompson, Nacochee. Thomson Mansan1la, } Saf-
ly Wm II Brody. Crary. Mobile. + ID. X rbut \ Co ,
Chieftan. Oxnard, Rochelle NeSmth Sons; John
stroud Tlwell ST Marks &C, Coe. Anderson Co; B =
ron, Amesbury, Bermuda, Nesmith Sons Schools.
Campbell Bangor Brett. NoSe x Co.
Bngs-Gleaner (Br Fuller. 81 Johns, y b.. / l.. De
Wolfe Wm l. Lucas Kelly, Savannah. \ l.. NcCreaiy
Caaopus. (Brem,) Mahlstead, Stockholm, Pop2e Co ;
Richard Godfrey Burn. F. A Leary Gpsey, Healy,
Yarmouth n S. s. e. Hamilton, Micmac, tBr }
Crosby do. J. II BraIne Excel ralman, Savannah,
Siurges Chairman Co
Schooners-EHcel, Berry. Portland. master j. Grier-
son Corson Apalachicola Eagle Hazard Empire, Bunk
er Alexaniria &c SturgeS CleaIman Co Belle Cam
lev Frederick sburg, c NJ Fry Ashland. Walpoe, Nor
folk Sturges Clearman Co Mara, Wyckot, Baltimore,
johnson Louden Leprelete, Reed. PHILADELPHIA r "
Trundy: ST Helena. Hatch. do, J. W Mckee S. A Ap-
pleon. Taylor. Boston. Foster NIcAerson Bay state
RYDER. do Dayton Sprague Emma, Lowell do, J. At
kins CO.
Sloors-Frederick Brown. Gardner. Providence Black
stone. Appleoy. do Report Wells. Essex.
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Disasters. &c.

LIVES, Aus 30. Y M.-The schr. William Clara, laden
with powder md lumber. went ashore Monday night on
Fe,wlck Island aud got of the next morning hay-
ing sustained considerable injury. Wind ; L and va
Scts AWARD from New York for Jacksonville Fla
put into Nors 29th distress, having encol SAe
on Nonday last from y = came 10 anchor under cape
Uattes and soon after parted both anchors lost anchors
fore topmast, hsad-stays. head rslls &c =, -
ScHR. ELLEN BAKER, from Plymouth, G. ior New,
YORK PIT into Norfolk 18th distress having encountered
the yaie On the 18Th of Curtuck az II NJ scudded un-
nj VI when the found themselves the breakers IN
Hog Island Jet 20 last bower ancnor parted the
cham let 60 the other anchor and soon parted the small
cham made doube-reef ,opsa and succeeded getting
OF the land after which lost par, OF deck load .
276 ult 81 miles = y from Cape Henry, passed schr
Free Trace bottom up could where she hailed
Gom-she about 7jtuAs ourthen sna1ninas' hAd oeeh
Brig Rio, johnson at Bristol. K [. from philadelphia
reports On the night OF 10Th INST OF Cspes Z De,Saps
erpensncIn- a very gale from f., r ana y "
had decAs swept ii tnns coal stern boat washed
from the dagts. lost and damaged sails, &c ,,..
The schooner sunk IL Holiness Hole reported 20 he the
UNION. Of Rockaad. from New YORK for Boston Win
carg3 q wheat. She dItied mo oy AIy.sI 'Ss
during the heavy blow N Tuesday and lad been
steven tadl hat she illed and sans III about mr.
faihoms water. She was beng stripped "a ait
efforts would be made 20 raise her. but considered
doubtful whether she would The expenses ~ sAe "1s
"a her . old vessel. having been new topped - NJ,
TIE LATE GALE At CHARLE>rON-Ths Steamers VIA
no and Robert Martin and 0r eisni scholneis
lying The south side OF ths city, dragged men 40.
.chooner JaIia Ann Wa,ernaa dong considerable dam
age and tosIns her ID The steamer VI Ly h -, . he,
chaied and strained b. con-act TN thr 'oe-
MlTtIn but h4s STAINED material M lrf Inc h"l'
Martin came Of uusca;lcd
CL1PPER SAP NIGHTINGALE. recently oait, : adv ef
used o. he sold Boston BY ancol III ne ''- o Vluet
II the mertgagee 1870 frns bultAfn ~ lres ~
length IS fee breadth OF beam 20 deep, aud las q
CON motiatlons ilr l5J passengers g.. ii.
SHR. FIDELIA. from NeV-f orS Or Fhaie' ma WIN
assorted cargo, reported On the lafsiI q "
ton. y C on the Z7th ms hre. schr VITA Ire
on board and 20 As dispatcher % rAlasu
the flames and bring the vessel INTO fort
BRIG AFRICAN. Grant. Boston from phllAdelpha On
the zsh INST Of Nantucket Light lost su~rSs oo'h Al
| chors anu chairs and boat
BRIO II K. HYLER French. nom New ork ran amor
the rocks 10 the Woodward Of Bermuda. "a the It asi
during thick weather but got OF mn. wttoil
sustaining any ether injury than some slight damage - the
l f0re-fCot.
SCHR DR. FRANKLIN, al Providence. lfJm Naussrioni
Va. o. The morning the g4th INST saw three ri>'r
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Arrived.

Ship Jahs Howard, Buckley, I'm. London July &C. mdse
and Us passengers. Cook SBh July p. lat IS 80,
Ion 10 0S exchanged signals with ship Napoleon. bound
W july 80 lat ~ s. lon y 3d. spoke Bremen bark Ahel
Kader I'm Bremen New York. with passengers, 20 is
out Aug IS lat a. TO- lon "a 40 spoke Br bark Ann
Marley So is fin Glasgow for NewforN. Aug. 70, lat.
AZ o. lon 81 80 spoke Dutch bark Coperncus I'm Ham
burg for New Nerk. 20 ds out with passengers Aug q.
lat 40 Ion ~ w. spoke ship Emblem, I'm. NewYorS for
Antwerp. v -
ana S. messengers. 20 ROorman 4 JOhnstOne.
ship Trenton. ,of Bsta,l T1rey, I'm san frsnclsco
Ami ) md l05 ds I'm Caa0, suano, 70 Edwin Bartlett
\ Co June H. Of Cape Horn. sprung Hainmast, stove
bulwarks ana received other damage Juy 49, lat % %
5 EXCHANGED signals with Dutch ship steering ) W.
showing white signal with Al anchsF N y, and No IJs
Brig Rufus Soue Dillingham;, I'm San Francesca NJ Arcn
, and 81 is I'm RIO JaneIro, coffee Z Badger Peek
Ju % lat eS lon 80 3d. spoke ship townsend, oi US
TOM I'm. Calcutta fer Boston =, -
Brig Kossufh lcf sullivan. Me- Allen. 20 d I'm Jrr-
me 81 Domingo coffee and lOgwoOd, 10 Thompson =
Hunter. Left no Am vessels -, n
Brig Indus tBT : Hews0n II j. I'm Little ENuma, pa
haulas salt TO " G CASTOR Len no An vessels aug
~, lat q ae Ion. IS spoSe schr Merchant d INA %
yauuah, ia Havana Aug 81. LAT. 81 %, ION a. S'A'
81 p Mouco, I'm New. York for New Orleans IL
Biz RAINBOW. (of New Haven -. ds I'm Ne"-''
a ballast.
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Robbers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS City
of Glasgow, &c. &c.
The city is perfectly quiet.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81, 1851
On Friday, two men, named Peter and
Francis McAnnany, were arrested in this city,
charged with being concerned IN the robbery of a
box from the cars OF the Baltimore Railroad some
weeks since, containing 1857. Yesterday morning
they committed in default of 5 200 bail, each
TO await a requistion from the authorities OF the
State OF Delaware.
Mr. John ). Vent, a tar, with the bump of combat
Neness largely developed, was Yesterday held 70
bail by the Mayor for further hearing, charged by
Mr. George w. White, also salt" with sending
HIM billet. strongly impregnated with the odoT Of
pistols and coffee. Mr.. Vent commands the bark
Huntingdon, oi this port
The steamship CITY of Glasgow reached her
wharf al this city al O'Clock last evening. She
brought full freight, and two hundred and h,tyone
paSSengeIs,-the largest number which ever crossed
the Atlantic III one steamship.
On the 10th of September the annual National
Convention Of the O. Of o. +. Will be held in this
city On the 9th. grand reception Will be given
the delegates from New-lork.
John Walker, residing IN Spring Garden, attempt
Ell 10 commit suicide yesterday morning by hanging
He's deraneed.
The Journeymen Printers Union of this city have
their annual celebration on Saturday evening next.
Charles Hamilton, the escaped convict from Black
wells Island. taken back 70 your city Yesterday
morning, IN charge Of two Of our police officers.
The stock Of CoTroN reduced % about 900 bales.
aad prces are fully mantalned. bASK Is dull. and no
sales OF QGercIron have been reported The flour mar
kei hAs undergone No change The export demand has
OF and only afew hundred barrels have been disposed
81 - - bb including OF better brand, strictly
fresh ground a 50 ST. Sales IN lots for the supply Of the
CITY trade. AZ 50 sf for ami select brands and
81 " a % Tor extra In RYE FLOUR and CoSN MEAL
sales have ransplred GRANSupples of heat cont nue.
tccene IN very slowly Small sales OF good Southern
Red az S-sS cents bush sale Of prime ola White
moCe Yesterday al 70 cents Corn and demand
az cents Oats are "a good demand az 81 aSo cents for
50 ihtrn lot Of Western sold AZ 80 cents , bushe
WIZ small sales Al p p cents both hhls and
barrels
SAILS oF STOCKS Firsf Borrd-s2 OOo Lehigh 6. 7sl
500 do. ~ $500 Nav s.. mt. on rs y do do
rs 81 SJVOt do do 10. 81 >2ueo Reading 6s, 10. cash
- leo MoIrs. IA % de- Ia ~ Harrisburg, q 50 do
- ioe Hesdus cash ri 50 DO I'll 200 do IS d. 20,
SECOND Boord-S@,0oO Sch. Nav IS, int on h5 81
s. CO. 6s 62 $, no, sl3l 50 Leigh mt IS i5 CT
rad Bank l2. 81 do y. 100 Reading. b5 rs 100 do &c
rs $50 do. b5wn 27s " do ri u Farm and Mech
Bank H. %. 10 Penn. Bank, -, no Sch Nav 8.
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nsfesauoa of the Canadian Parliament.

n TORONTO, SATURDAY, Aug, 80, INoI.
a.. aeoh Today his Excellency the Governor Gen
H.. saosued the Provincial Parliament. The
~, speech refers 10 the satisfactory state OF the
lss,s e. mentions the grants for improving the ST.
\, Se aa'lgatlon. the reduction OF the Emgrant
- ne stated that the Railway hill Is calcu-
issuance the pubic prosperity, and declares
tAsuNe Intention OF the Government 10 conform
, rs SsA,s OF the people
No. 's the acts which received the ROYAL assent
Dun.s mao~ing To repeal rinnage and Light
{, ~ 70 Introduce the Decimal System OF Curren-
sppsOpnaie $1,000 900 TO the Grand Trunk
C,.ss.' Shd to establish Normal Schools N Lower
A. SS We're reserved for the Queens approval,
ka. salea relate 10 churches ANA rectories two
Sso SrS,,I Of judicial and other salaries and
An p.seo'poSaie the Fort Ere and Buffalo >uSpen-
SosSsnase Company
sass,@.s has been done upon the reciprocity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01
Cotton Market, &c.

Cs,.. NEw.ORLEANs, Friday, Aug. -. 1851.
81 AiN e.s morning is steady, lth sales OF about
scrs ~ ine receipts for the week are :. 500 bales
ss,ns. .shc, 1900 Receipts Of new crop. 1890,
sss Ia OaeS last year Receipts Of Southern eN-
~ 'S Years by I'D, 200 bales Flour. duh OHIO,
fhsisHTs OF Cotton 10 Liverpool, Z.
Co,,o NE~'osLEANS, Saturday, Aug. 81, 1881.
" A.IS.S ,,iIlces unchanged. The sales amount 10
TSss, SIC So SIDES '''~i~'' rOSS-' n0'an'
81 a. s ~sas news received, BY the O'Rielly Line.
1e'' upon the market Is not vet developed.
Cer,ox NS"'oRLEASs, Monday Aug. IS, 1881.
Skr NJ Ssles were made today OF 100 bales, al
s. New Mlddhng, and It for Ola CoRN-Mixed
'>"'~, d White, 81. Whisky, 49,
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III: is stated that the able aud compre-
henslve article IN late nunloer of the estnnss
rnent III this country. aud complimentary W ,he
Women's Convention IN Worcester tsi TAU, was
wrrten ~ John stuart Mil. the ceieor ited econ
onist Some Of our ready sDeeTers Al this move,
isent Will b. surprised hnd sach name connected
Nth l.
THE SUPPOSED MURDER AT SARAToGA.-
The verdict o. tae Coroners Jury AZ the inquest
held o. the dead body o. the man recently ouni GA
the Railroad track near Saratoga, was " accldeha'
death"
E-SErKERs.-The New ConstItu-
tor has brought into the field a; least one t774sa"a
canoids,es for Office in the state OF Maryland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-01

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, Aug. %, 1851.
Galveston dates TO the 22d have been recelv0.
The Texas election returns were nearly all re-
,e,yed and the probability that Peter II. Bell Opp,
sreelected Governor by one thousand majority over
all
James W Henderson, for lieutenant Governor,
hss two thousand plurality.
v g. Howard. for Congress, has a small majority
overall
CAPT Lewis is probably elected for Congress in the
EHem district.
Theseamship Galveston, bound to New-Orleans
hn Galveston. ran on shore on Island Shoals on the
gAns The passengers and crew were brought
Ar IN steamer Mexico. The ship and cargo Will
Ecea total loss.
neseamtoat :. Nnton. from 81. Louis, was burnt
y,,lesday twenty miles from New -Orlcans. She had
a board "a full cargo of hemp and other produce.
TIE boat ana cargo are total loss. The crew and
Assenges were saved, with the exception, probably,
II one pass niger
The steamship Empire City left here to-day for
Aew.Yoik. VIA Havana.
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Interesting from Mexico. Ac.-The Tehuante
pee AHnir-Riot at Durango.

NKw. ORLEANS, Wednesday, Aug q, 1851.
Aiylces nom the City of Mexico To August ID
state that he country continued IN a very disturbed
state.
The Ntrcau Congress was IN session with closed
dcon DISCUSSING the Tehuantepcc affair. II was the
ophW Of that body that the company had acted
hastily the matter, and II was also their hrm belief
an the company intend to seize the lSthmus
dreadful no, had occurred at Durango, owing to
as scarcity Of corn, in which four persons were
Allied.
The steamship Union, Capt. Budd, left New
Nicans to-oay for New-York