The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-27
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Departure or the Cambria witno"s inc
Steamboat Malls.


Departure or the Cambria witno"s INC
Steamboat Malls.
BosroS, Nov 25--l2h p N.
The Royal Mail steamship Cambria Capt Ieitch, sailed
at noon for Lvepo via Halifax She took out S603000
in specie and the following passengers for Liverpool
j Belfeld, Dr. joy, B. Crump and G. Caught, England;
W. r. Haskell, II. b Hackett, DR.. w. l.. Richardson
William sehowler, OF Acton J. j. Nssbitt, Thos Pope,
Miss Pope, G. shaughlsnd, James FindIse VIM Hsight
Jas Trudgeon John Gallagher and fourteen for Halifax
Among those for the latter place were D. Hall and B.
Fraser.
In consequence of heavy storm last night, none of
the New York steamboat trains due here this morning
arrived All letters, &C., despatched from New York
last evening for the Cambria therefore late to be
Twenty ave thousand dollars of the Oambra's specie
did not reach here in season from New York.
Very Interesting from the South.
AFFAIRS IN MExlco-rHE SIERRA MADRR REvoLU-
TIoN-LATER FROM TExAs-MIssIssIPPI POLL
TICS, ETC.
BALrrMonE, November 20, 1851.
The southe IN mail as late due has arrived. The
New Orleans papers contain full details of the the
Rio Grande.
The Delta has letter from Of Carsvaals off,
GERS stating that the campaign has but just begun and
that Caravsal will be in the field again. with much
larger force than at first
Meantime the Mexicans will strengthen their position
and shall have pretty brisk times the Rio Grande
The govern Of Mexico has issued decree closing
the port Of Camargo.
On the 18th of October the General Congress Of Mexico
authorised the Executive to dispose Of 500
uonal guard for the purpose Of pacfying Tamaulipas
The Rio Baro Of the 18th contains letter directed
the President Of the United States from Captain r. p
Hord which charges Collector Rhea Captain Phelps the
commandant Of Fort Brewn and the Hon. I. J. Wadde
the American consul at Matamoras with going
yond their respective duties to actually become par
tizans Of the Mexcans
The American Consul ct Matamoras T. j. Waddeu,
issued card on the seth ut in which he denounces
the revolutioLsts as set of msera able and mseraby
mistaken spectators outlaws, adventurers and rob.
bers and the editor Of the Brownsville Rio Brapo IA
murder He says the patriotism Of the Mexican followers
Of Carvaal is Of that kind defined by Dr. johnson to be
I" the last refuge Of a scoundreln
letter. in the Picoyne says that Col Ford reported
TO have gone to San Antonio for the purpose raising
men, and that other officers Of Caravaals force
cruiting at different points.
Information had been received at Matamoras that Ca
ravsja either had about to issue declaration of
independence but 1t did not state how much country
was embraced in the document.
The steamship Mexico arrived at New Orleans, with
Galveston dates to the 14th instant The San Antonio
Ledger notices the arrival in that city of Adutant
General Deas and Colonel G. A. May en- route to their
weston agstng the subject of memorializing the
general government to establish lighthouse and navy
yard at that place.
The Mobile papers say that the Union men have ma
jority Of thirty in the Mississippi legislature and
toote the Governor elect it is understood will be elected
Senator for the long term in the place Of Colonel JEFF
Davis, resigned.
George Peabody, of London, has sent check for
$1,000 TO the Maryland Mechanics Institute.