Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
BY TELEG GRAPH.
New YoRK, OcroBER 3I-P. M.

New YoRK, OCTOBER 3I--P. M.
The Commercial Advertiser Of this evening has letter
from Marsees, stating that KossUTH ncensed s
the project OF that place for allowing him land except
on condition that public demonstration be made KossUra
aso addressed abusive letter the American Consul at
Marseles, denouncng him and Capt. Loss Of the steam
Igae Mississippi and sayiog that he would leave the ship
at the first point where she stopped and proceed by private
conveyance to America The writer thinks that just
e1Ists Tor such conduct and doubts Kossuth intention Of
coming to America.
The Brother Jonathan sailed this afternoon for Chagres
Stocks steady. United States 6s 1867 IFS offered
The market for four with moderate business il in favor
Of the buyer Sales of 1900 barrels at So rs 1881 for
State brands rye -four S3 81 So 81 So 375.
Genesee wheat 96 cents mixed Sc ST; rye ~ q
49, Provisions unchanged Sales Of psk 49,
Lard 81 ST cents.
New ORLEANS, OCTOBER 80.
We have advices from the Rio Graude to the 23d instant
bringing The latest intelligence from the war in North
Mexico The revolution progressing with increased
prospect Of small body Of troops. composing the
advance guard Of the revouonis had succeeded pene
atng into the city Of Matamoros Several skirmishes en-
sued, which ended in sharp but brief engagement in which
the rvolutionss compelled retire with 'he loss of
three considerable number the eide of the Mexi
killed. Another large body of American troops,
stationed the Rio Gande, have deserted and joined the
revolutionary party Orders have been forwarded the
military department in this city for troops garrison the
different posts the Rio Grsnde. s..
New ORLEANS, OCTOBER 80.
The insurgents were within few miles Of Mstamoros
the 18Th, and great excitement, prevailed Brownsville end
The population Of the Ia ter fleeing the
American side for protection.
i New ORLEANS OCTOBER 81.
By the arrival Of the schooner Major Harbour we have
Rio Grande advces of the 24h, which confirm the news
niUh tho of tho
sts who were accommodating, fred upon by the Mexi
when the former rushed upon Msamoros and pene
ated into the city far the house. A sharp
gagemen ensued in which three IT. and many Mexcans
killed, when the evoutionists forced retire.
The steamer Neptune had arrived with renfocemen which
were transferred to small United Sats schooner. body
hundred Texans started to attack them, when the
composing the reinforcement returned with their artillery
the Neptune CARvAJAL expected attack Maamoros
the 25lh. The Mexican garrison were continuing their
operations for the defence Of the place. Application had been
made to the American authorities by the Mexican commander
for permission to march the American side Of the Rio
Grande which had been refused.
We have later advices from Galveston Gen. SMITH was
endeavorng to prevent the exPedonss crossing the Rio
Grande and contemplated mkng complete change Of from
tier operations against the Ind'ans.
Rumor now generally believed in New Orleans that Car
vsa had captured Maamoros after hard fight and that the
city had surrendered to the revolutionists.
PHILADELPHIA, OcToBER 3l-P. M.
The Grand Jury in the United States District Court this
Gated in the Chrsiana outrage thus making all one hun
dred and seventeen bills against the prisoners particle
patton in this affair.
The large cotton mill of Cyrus Hborus the corner of
18th snd Willow Streets destroyed by fire this evening
Loss $50 600. One hundred aud fifty persons thrown
out Of employment
BosToN, OCTOBER 81.
The trial Of Robert Morris engaged in the Shsdrach
case, commenced to-day N. H. DANA, his COUNSEL entered
plea in bar of action of in the Indictment
that
CLEVELAND, OCTOBER 81.
The Jury yesterday found verdict for murder in the
cond degree against Horace L. Brooks for causing death
the Engineer of Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
by putting stake the track and throwing the engine off
MANCHESTER, IN. H.) OCTOBER 81.
The FreeSoil Convention met yesterday and nominated
1oHH ArwooD Tor Governor. Hon. Amos Tuck addressed
the Convention, and matter course, denounced the
4 fugitive slave law in strong and bitter terms
] Yellow Fsuer in Mobile.
MoBILE, OcroBER 26-Tbe yellow fever has broken out
here and has caused great alarm The Board Of Health
held meeting, and reported that the disease nceas-
ing but advised strangers to stay away for the present
Collision and Loss Of Life.
BosroS, OcroBER 27-About IL o'clock on Saturday
night the steamer William PENN hence for Philadelphia.
when off Cape Cod, came collision with the whaling
schooner Belle e of Provncetown, striking upon the
sarboard bow The schooner filled instantly, and Of twenty
persons board four lost The Belle Isle was Just re-
turning from seven months cruise.
Murder Of Deputy Marshal.
PHILADKLrHIA, OcroBKn 27.-Durins Saturday night
several fires occurred here of them oil and candle
mandatory the wire bridge.
About nine o'clock last night deputy marshal, whilst
passing the of two Of the popuous Streets light
ed with gas, instantly murdered by blow from heavy
club bar Of somo kind by three young men, who sup
posed be remen The of this dreadful deed
tbuted revenge for the active exeons of the marshal in
suppressing fire riot Of the previous night One individual
has been arrested, who the Of two others
compices but they have escaped in buggy. The whole
force of police were instantly set on the alert.
.an0ther Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, OcroBER 27-A young named
McGay assaulted and killed by gang Of fire rowdies
last night James McFadden has been committed on strong
suspicion Of being the murderer.
MipUreck and SnoU Storm.
BUFFALO, OCTOBER 25.-The Henry Clay, propeller,
filled with valuable freight and bound for Ogdensburg was
totally wrecked in gale off Long Point Canada on Thurs
day night Only escaped alive the captain and
mainder Of the having pehed. Snow is falling
here, for the first time this season.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.