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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
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9SHS nod msbr2
Sn Gu9lanb BAT Der 8orfbIa9 zines 6rn.
8rOwn sin Sampfihiff III erboutn, momit
er Den Scean Bwiftsn Gnetono uno 2me
rifa in Is Stunoen burdfhifsn Mil, srOBe
Uufmertfamfeit errcgt. Seiuen plan BAT
CT BON bcm Shwimmen Der Gnte, uno oa'
BON, baB eiu fobrd9 auf has QBafIsr ae-
lbleuoeter @eqenltano oariber bnIdis6t.
entnomrnen. Sas SdDrSeu9 fDu mil bot"
len Seitcn erbaut uno 70 leiht Iein, oa6 eS
ouf Der Sbrfite rubt. uno Don folder
@r6Se, ooB bic Scctranfbsit pcrmiseCn miro.
Sa oo6 Sdiff nidt i'm, Gonoern ouf osm
Wafer fdbrt, 70 wtireen Uerborgene Sefen
bm Feline @efabr brtngcn, uno ca oaS QSal
fer nadb fciner Bred uuua, bel rihiou 8e
banolung Wrnigcr Bieettano ais 9ono bars
bietet 70 nuroe oaS GeiIen auf fenem
Sbffe oaS auf @iienbabnsn nod hbertrsf-
fen. Q8ir Isbsn mobrIi6 in einsm 3eitaItsr
munoepCuer Grfnoun9en. Gprefel
GinnisbIi6e5 pGr6eu.-1r
nGfIer 6rralb." betihtet, oaB in plai5tOwn
Elm 20pbree5 Mdcbsn, Mi6 MarY Sim
mons, wobns, bic 6 Su6 a 3ou 9rCb fsi,
Sbre ausseffredtcn Qrme msFen Don sinem
Gnce gum anoern 81 3Ou, ieorr Urm 2S
uno Der Mittdfln9er 6 3oa Sbrer @r6be
weeen Seigt lid oa5 fOuf bhbf6e, friibe
Wdoben feltsn offsntGih. Geit pier SAB
rem 1T Iis 70 au5eroroentIi6 9ewa6fen.-
S6r Giebbaber, Der fie aud ebeIibeu miro,
III Der Giefe Don Sent, @omoro @ranIon,
Der. erlf neunSebu Sabre aIt, : SUP 3Ou
miBt Gr 1T Seller fsines 6anomrrF5 uno
in @ooIwib 9eborsn. Seine Gltsrn fino
9ewcbnIi6er @rbse uno feline @eI1wifes
faft 3wcr9e.
@rd6tib. - I'm Qbsno be5 12ten Sf-
tcber Fam bic Sdnssrin @melie Baron. ouf
Der Sibne bes Sarieties Sbeter sinsm @as
litbtc Su nabe, woeurb ibre Rlsiosr in Slam
men qeretben, uno ais fie mttsn ouf Der
gubne mar, fbIr9 ole Slanrns ilber ibrsm
3cpfc ;ufammeu. Die un9tidlihe SdnSe
rim wuroe burcb oaS Seuer 70 bart beftbd-
oi9t baB fe feitoem untCr ben filrttsrllh-
fen S6merSen barnieoer Ie9t uno ibr Sc
ben in 9r6Bttr 8cfabr 1T.
9JcriTcn. : Sass Safrr SuIiman Ra
pan, Der ol5Qnftfter zines Moropefubs auf
ben Sdab pcn perIisn ilbsrfibrt wures,
erbielt an StelIcn no eS nibt Iebcus9Cfdbr.
lid mar, feinen 86rpcr Serfdnittsn uno
trmnenee &srSsn in Die @unesn seitsdt
70 iuuminirt muroe er in QreSsIiiOn our6
Die Saup:fra6sn Der Staet 9etrassn une
rann entSWsi 9srifIcn.
Mebrin9 a. b. MOfeI. Ia. Sft. 9as
oan5e Neumsbrin9, cine GcIonis, bic i'm
Sabre 1910 auseIsgt wuroe, Ii6 aber nitt
oes aemlnfcbten @coeibens erfrsute, trttt
beute feline QSanoerun9 nab Qmsrita an,
unfer Srt III es, Der elmer 9roscn Sait bo'
ourb entIeeist wiro, uno ouser Den uebsr
fabrtsfOfen ieoer SamiIie 300 &baIer bewiI:
Ii9t bat Die in Der neuen ,9simatb ous9e.
jablt wroen ioGen.
Mabame @oIofdmiot CSennp 9ino)
lrbt 9eaeupdrti9 nit brem @emabl in eeip'
sie. sic bat in Sresosn Elm 9aus se'
fauft uuo bsabiibtist, wie rs beist, in 3u'
funft in iensr Staot ibreu @obnlie aufJu
f6Ia9en.
N%Sn Sieamerifa fol- Gin Baum, ae
nannt Der Gub'8aum, fein, pen benz Die
ecute ibren rs9eImdsisen 8tearf an MiI6
Sieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
&entHcfD.

SdOft 5lntudp pdrs bcuobt ecfarsn. Die itettrF
8srhtt woIIsn aOtr pcu sinsr stsinen mebrbeit fdr
Ssott rpifcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Sine dIte Nyiilu;e.

9a6 NcuorIeon5 Delta fa9t: 8ir faben
9eftrrn cine r6mifbe @oIomilnSs Don fold
bobem alter oo6 tS picte uniercr 9efer CT,
iiaunen wiro. Sie puree 9efdIaeen unter
Qntoniu5 Wius, i'm Sabr 1870 Der tbii1ibcn
3eiretnunq, oI5 QntCnius Den Morcus
QeIiu6 2(ursIiu5 SeruS Qntcniu5 aI5 frncn
SObn uno NadfoI9er oooptirte. 9hfsIbt
1T IebenSebn buncat Sabre alt, Febr gut
rbaltru uno Don reinem @oIc. Quf elmer
Seite briuoet Iib ole Qullhrift "Aurelius
Ca. Aug. phi F." weIhCs ifebt fur Aurelius
Cmsaris August phi Filius. duff Der ancern
Seite III Der r6mif6e 8rte9s9ott Mars nit
voter &hifun9 caraeffellt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

%5r. SLID Don NsuOrIsans, 9afTasier
zines 9ompfbcOts auf Gem Mifiiffippi, III
neuIitb fsines &offerS nit GeIo uno SuweIen
sum gBertb Don 10000 Sbaler bsraubt
moroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

Gtne pontdnci9e 9apiermi6te 9cbt
ndbffens BON 9isu. WOrf na6 Californian
db, UNI bort oem Man9el an papier fur bic
SasesprcfIe ME fir bic SanoeISwslt abSu,
bsIfen. Sie Mibte foRst $4,000 uno lie
fert td9Iib 5000 @fuuo Yapier iecer Sorts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

~D Der Q6tt. Gbwarb everett,
bon MaGadu1etts, III pOn prefpent Sill
more ,um StaatS1efretdr Der @er. Staaten
an bic ststie bes perfOrbsnen Danid Beb-
fer ernannt moroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

"3met beutf6c @tcinbaur, Srnrp
Gene uno MtbosI Runb fanoen uOriqe 8O
de in Gonealfer ooourb ibren Sob oaB cine
500 pfuno fbmere fsinsrus Sdmelle, mel
he Tie an Der aufSubouen6en fatbOIifben
Stride auf Elm @sruit troaen baIfen, burb
cds Nobsebtn cineB @eruRbOISe8 nit tbucn
40 SuB bod btuuntetfieG uno fe erfdEra.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

% @iniam 6. SuuiUan, Gin iun9sr
Mann, muroe am Oienita9 1beno Don elmer
Sanoe 8oweies in Baltimore auf brutaIs
0Seifs 9eIdIaesn uno miBbanseIt. neil er
fur Stott uno @rabam jubelte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

"0 Die @cupern6re Der Staatrn Hsu
9orf, MaFatufetts, Maine, Sbio uno
MifTIippi baben ebenfa0s Dcnnerlta9, Den
25fen tiefes MCnats 9toptmber, aIS eiusn
Danf- unO Set-Sas in ibren refpefIiUen
Staaten fslf9sfeet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

RS Die Mcrmontn baben am iiilIcn
NsCre, nobe Gan 8ernaroino cinen plae
fur cine nrue Staot aus9emdbtt unb unter
antern bereit5 cine WabImuble 9ebaut, 100
fie aus ibrem oie5idbri9cn MatSensrtra9
iiber $4,000 Barrel Stauer Su MAIDEN 9s-
benton. Da5 muB man fo9eu, Gle WCrmo'
nen iino etn unternsbmsnosS pnb fciBt9c5
N5Ifhen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

S~ GhrSIi6 ffarb in Buffalo Elm 9s'
wilIer gBiQiam &rane, spctber in 1901 nit
icinem Sater bcrtbiu Fam. Gr fab bds
Scrf Buffalo in 1917 bi5 auf einiac Siu.
fer nieorbrcnnen uno fab e5 pieew auf
watbIen Su iciner ieei9en Gr66s.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
9trPauIas.

Grn hiSit,n Staot 1no bic 8srbtc nrtt ndbt crbof!
tn; etrfdte u absr nit fturttr Mrbrbst fir Yirtr
lno Ring ftbsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

" Sbcmas eippsntOtt, elm iunesr
Wann, Der iset i'm Commercial SOfpitaI in
Cincinnati Iieet, bat curb eos Sra9sn pon
en9en StirfeIn einen ftinsr ShBe bermaBn
bef6dei9t, tab ct ibm ab9rnCmmsn percen
muete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
ScuucHce.

1utb in StnncfTts mar Der 8ou,pf BART. G6er trrB
8rcrpnIcp uuo alIcm Wioerltauos bsint oudb pislty
Staat fur Stctt uno Grabam etdrt ju babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
TorSsGarplina.

SIcro:Gartno bat ftb rpader 9ebatter-or 5ampF
roar bor:-uno nctb 1T man nitbt in 8susn rtr cine
Nebrheit bat. Su 2S Gauntics in Der Ssctt:@epinn
Gttr Die lcets @cupcrnSrsrpobI 5000. uno psun Die
iitri9u % Gaunss 70 gut 9rtban, 1T oer etaat fiir
Ssott uuo G5rabam ocaanssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

!" Ser gbrp. Or. 8srubdro 6.
@olff Don Baltimore, it gum 9rofci1or
Der SbscIe9te in eem Seminar Der Seutlb
Reformirtsn Stride bu Mercer5buna er-
mdbIt wproen, an bic SteIIs beS profe6OrS
glepin, weI6sr ba5 amt reli9nirt bet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

@ut 9ef6Offeu.-@in Scrr, in 8r'
mingbam Saunidip, @belter @outp, f&cG
funf miIbe @ntrn ouf einen S6ue, am
SamIfaa Dor adt Saacn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
9ie Orc(loentenS SBabl.
ayiercc nno 0ino erspdhft.

gSir eebsn unfern esfern natbRetsnb tds
@sfultat Der prsffesnttnwObl 70 tueit balIstb,
befaunt 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Msdius.

Die gNebrbeit far gierts in bisFA ghat tstvaas
etpa $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

Die Msbrbcit fir pirrte miro ftb aner gRabrIbsin5
dbtcit nab ouf $4,000 tstouftn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

$rdnri9fS Sebidial eiuer Sbip Sdmilie.
Sor Ru8em Ian9te cine Somilie aus
@leUcIdno, Sbie. Namen5 9eIocn in Den
rauri9fsn llmftinetn in Gan SronciSco
an. = Sie esb6rten Su ben pafa9ieren ee6
vcr cini9en MCuoten fuoItb Don QensuIto
qelbsitertcn Sdifes. Die SHUTTER, nit 3
GinNern an Der 9ano uno einem Sdu9Iin0
ouf bcm Qrme, bate Die Stre6e pon 400
Meiten Uber @ebir9e unS curtb brtnusnce
SancwGiten Su SuBe Surud9ete9t, wdbreno
9err 8elcen Die 9sfammteu Sobfeli9feitcn
auf Den Ghfeu tru9. @leitb nacb ibrer
Qnfunft torb Sr. Selbsn in ScI9e Der aus.
eeitanoen 8efbmerben, uno feline Srau unb
&inSrr murren butFO6 Suttd9eIoNsn. WiIo
tbdti9eMenlds bobcn iitb ierer ireoeh auf's
2iebeVouIfe onaencmmen. CWefbote.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
GISsGdrelind.

picr itmr rus 8clt nidbt fir grsfocnt fcubern bio
Scleastuna nablt Die @lcttcren uno ss prItest fh
,ag Die NuIIifisrs fir pisrW uuo Jeias hnp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

a Die 86ni9in @iftOria BAT cine Conn
tags f6uIe erribtet Suiammenaefeet aus ben
&nean ibrer 8soisntsn Su MtnofCr; penn
fie in benz StIob IN, funsirt lie feIblt ais
eebrsrin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

" Sine 8oiion 3eitune fact, bae tas
idbrtibe @infcmmen zines qemtiTen rsidsn
Burgers iener Staot ouSrsicben wilroe, um
sm6Ibunoat Sauaeiu Su faufen. Die
SntrrrHen Don feds 0rc5ent nuf fein 9anSes
Serm69en betaufeu Iib td9Iit Su mebr aIS
Dem So9Iobu pon sweibuucert Qrbritern.
Sein @infCmmen mirbe olIe orct Miuuten
ein Ydar Stiefel faufcn. Gin iebsr 2ltbcm
AUG og5 altsn @eIenarr5 ifnrun Ysn5 wertb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Sermuut.

mtbrbeit ftir picrts unstfdbr $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

Dos 9lrrrslbe Hcins @ermcnt III iniier retbt GS
9ab Sen. Gsctt cine Msbtbsit pen unsifabr 10000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
Ificbioon
SEfscpuGu.
Nlinpnri.

Gcu giStcnlin tpciG man nth niht oiet- ftbcr aeS
'u9 tam man Es ober ftr YnrR btnfstn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

E@Sn Sieamerifa fol- Gin Baum, ee.
nannt Der Rub'Baum, fein, Uen Dem Die
ecute ibreu rs9eImdsi9en 8eearf an MiIb
Sieben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
6eoreicEs

ber murtn 6tfannrtidS mebrcrs 8 Ssts I'M Sslos, bis
,OuptfSbib Der Secttfatbs fhaoGtcn. Ssribtt 9sbep
tIpa 10000 fdr Yisree uno Sing.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

Maeame @oIof6miot CSennp 9ino.
lebt 9eaeuwdrtie nit ibrem @emabI in eeip
Sis. Sis bat in Sresosu Elm 9ous se
fauft uno bsablbtist, wie es beist, in gu
funft in isnsr Staot ibren @Obniie aufSu
fbla9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

SGihcu Die 8crihte ron pisftm etaat nttb duesrf9
nastr iinc, wsb ecd bae osrfdtc fur gisrn sus,
pit elmer 9rcFcn Mrbrbstt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10

ia Die cffiisne eiimne ben alien Gauntiss Sterss
Saotes ncd lanse ubt sinesdufsn In, Il olauts mir
bic putl,iruns Ger sangn Stnns aiu ftfflislieu M
perIhistsn, bis ollie @auuties eintsrthtet Fue Die
SQebrbeit fir pisrte III I'M Staa stiuq 10000 eeba
9at 500-Buds S36-g gicrbnnrten i424-TbiIaeas
pbia Gtnet uno 9ouutp l449-Bsrts 45lS sesbrbst
fdr pisrn; eansoltsr 5000 ftir Gtctt, ut NJ.
gHir wsrosn Bis nddbHs gRcbe rittIeibt BIC aans
Stimme 9cten tSnnsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-10
MaHaebn
SfbppesGilauc.
Gpnucetient.

gicdh ciniss 9auntss fsbsn. Yisrsss W1sbrbsit 70
'cit 25O0O. 1ub fino Die ecfcfcto 9anoieottn fiir
5cuvsrnSr uno bic ittrism Staatsantrr rmabt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dee, lit I'M.
BRE.psrutFs Flour continued in good demand at our
quotations. The inside figures oi which not very
ceptabe AZ the clote The transactions reached 500
barrels hne ryeat 50 SO sour and superfns No at
common to good Ohio end mixed to fancy Western Mt
50 h6 To- ordinary to choice state at IS SIS 25
S51S4 IS S71 mixed to straight Southern and fancy
GeBesee end Ohio, at IS 81 So SO extra Western at
564 SO; extra Genesee at So SO 12 and fancy
Southern at So 7haS6 rs Wheat evnced Increased
tvity and steady The operations comprise lot Of
Genesee white ct 81 81 5000 bushels Ohio do at ST. %
00c Canadian DO. part 81 IL and coo Long Island
red at 10 There 800 bushels OF rye taken at
private bargain. Oats varied little Barley ruled dull
and nominal at CSC a7Sc per bushel Corn tended up.
wards The business amounted to 20 600 bushels new
Western and Southern white and yellow at roo 75c
old Southern at zoo. 7ec. and mixed Western at
7fc. q sec.
CorroSThe sales to day amount to only 600 bales at
prices i4c down, since the ness ger Niagara
Hay River was In very ample suoply asd slack re-
quest at % Ca 9. Is4 per i0oibs
Provisions. Pork was In more demand and rather
himsr. The sales comprised $50 bbs old prime at SIS
81 SIS so; new AT SIG old nc SIS 12 SIS 26
and new at SIS S7ts $40. There prevailed good In
qury for out meats at full prices 200 packages lard
fetched 1914 l2Ac per ID New beef was somewhat un
settled The business consisted OF 400 packages country
prime ID SIS l1h SO 12S do moss at 50 $40 Vermont
do at &12 70 $l2 80 and repacked Chicago do s Sl3
12S Sl3 37lS sale Of $50 terces extra prime mess
Effected At s22 Some 1sG bbls beef bans changed
hands at SIS per 22O lbs
sUe.ss-sone 90 hhas New orleans procured at
&c per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13

AspIrwALL--Stesmship Iilnois-xu Blair, two shfl-
dren, and servants Wheelwright, LADY and Mtss
wbeelwrght Mr. Dnop, lady, and servant ysndswntee
and lady Howard and LADY, Msynas hady shnd
serysnt DR. Pearson lady children Miss Psarseu
Miss Iincoin. Levy and lady, Wright. lady sad
chile Mrs Gilman and child, Miss Briefly, Mrs Hen
drcks mrs Mener, Mrs Coen Mrs 0abrath, Mrs BleA-
got Cainpbell and lady, Mrs Hind, Quits, Judgs
Cooley, Capt Y Caldwell CAPT Q Webb; W gurlins, II
w Johnscn, III Goodwin. j Townsend. q II Wsshburn,
III Chamberlain, o. Brien. J b McNemony, ded-
dinss, w Walton, HOLSTER Penohower, J b Tton n
Rothohild w Gregory, ] McKee, @ Moore, PiokstA.
II Pseld l Hor. 1 2 wittenreysr Mckay, II Hs.Eyi
as'S NUN pseSh s,moni Ys pefS%sn
q Davis, Mccullough johnson, n stewart Brad
VIM Smith 4 u Johns, Summers, q Hitchcock. Geo
Hiokey, burton, j Gibson, w Baldwin, Lewis Il
sylvester Eaton, Coolcdge VIC Christie street.,
CIV hepd; a s. WIN Miller Ps.ss VIM bssss'3
Beatty MoCarty, Barker, Crab am, O Sterling,
Gophart III Farnham, Z Trowbrdge. Geo Trowbridgs,
Dupue w Bloom, Duncan French, W McKinzte, Sam
Isaacs, Alexander, Tu,tle, y. 0Nel Curry Soots,
Kinr, french, sullivan, J Thomas Eeins Kimbsry.
Dubois N Ransy, n rinlsy A Woodward. Rankiu, b
Tsher, w FARRELL 0Msars Japerson, Mendelhan
Richardson, Pick A Allen, W Smond W Ivss, Clark.
Herring, Nichols, Van Anne DIR Hume, Waguar.
w sallu, Richmond, Bartlett, Daily, w Hynssp
w W Evans Warda & Hal, Lewis BALDWIN, Vincons
Lord, nail AGENT rcserrtt ouadot q Ritcher, Yates
VI q Owens, Taylor Davhste. Dalrympe, Biskirk. Ne
Ilure Drake, Morse-Hit 10 steersgo,
IONpoN-Ship Observation-Disclosures wood Wsod.
Norman. Miranda WHITING asry aas Jane PsaagA |aut1
kasga, Inn A0lNil
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Further Accounts from M. xIco.


STATE OF AFFAIRs-PRoGRESs OF THE REVOLT
TIoslsTs-GovERsMESE TROOPS HEMAED IN
NOVEL PROPOSITION TO DEFEND THE FRONTIER
AGAINST THE II DIASs, ETC.
Prom the New 0rlesns Picsyuue Dec 81
By the schooner Mary Ellen, bave received files Of
the Sag Dfos Nues from the city Of Mexico 70 the
10th lust being ten days later than former sdvices
eeved Also the Ell Caz-reio de Tanpicc TO the 10th
Ut
The letter Of Mr. Benton on the Tshusnepsc question
repubshed In full in the Mexican papers with the
simple remark that ~ throws much light the qus
ton and u remarkable only in the fact that Amcr
can comedies justice to Mexico
The Srgo sayr -" I, IL said that the government Will
In few days present to the Chambers the pap relative
TO the Tehusntepec propositions There is attempt
foot 10 unite the Guspsjusto Beauge and Garcia
panies We understand all the proportions will be pub
hed and the President win leave to Congress the deter
The from sonora say that the Count Rsou et
Dc Bouloon had febee against the State authorities
and was marching on Hermosilla The Siglo says: -
since last evening rumor have been current that there
hao been meeting between the French sdventurers and
the troope under Gen Banco the result being unhappy
f nt later IL is also said that Gen Blanco is the
road 10 the capital
The following s a synopsis Of the revolution -
usn vnsau,s CON manning the troops Of the govern.
hent sn.s mat ne has for days only and
urges the danger OF suffering him to want supplies The
government has asked these Of the Governer Of Guiana
has already AIDE great sacriacss T. VS. snn
posed yasquex at Tonsia the "a ut Prom -,
bjars aavces had been received ana the
OF Gen Urega was not ascertaned
The State Of Aguas Caentes has pronounced 4, fsxor
81 the plan OF Guadslasrs and several private citizens
have contributed lance muskets and piece OF artierv
10 the revclutionists .
The authorities Of orizaba were in treaty with IN. l.,
turgenn OF The state OF Vera Cruz and would proosby
surrender TO them oS
Rebcledo had left the National Bridge and marched 70
Huatusco.
A. MsSstsn the two vessels Of Guerrero and Elcc
tco cent from Acapulco 10 blockade the port had
lnlo II and Joined The Insurgents
TIE Ngis sayt The accounts nom Mor.a are very con-
asoiet ~ No Official accounts are published some
~ hsmonde ran sway, and some thss he reiterated in
WutI hter killing seventy three Of the government
nnI -, whfn be vent away, fortified the tosn 70
h.sp hm " n tuDpine into II
TIE state o. rsmsupss has declared I'm favor M tha
svo's,ios adopting The ps q ana sxsin,.
Gov. Csrcense "11 ~sai"''
~ We 80 UT the Ayuutamisnto az Victoria The
" me state resolved 70 disayow the authoTtv al
:" ''s@ 'Aa Cen, Ari,ta the Preslaeat Of gex.oo
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Port OF New York, December IL, 1859.

ARRIVED.
Kpston Ja 9th with gold dust and $40 passenger TO
ship Tides Borland Liverpool 50 days with mdse snd
2sl rassenG,rs 10 Riehardsos koy 20 iat 10 Ion y,
ship Horihu mberiand (pkt). lord, London and Pors
mouth. Nexli. with mdss and passengers, to Griswod
Big santisSo tof Piymouh, Burgess Smyrna. IT days,
with fruit, &c to FrAncia I omez h Co.
Brig Z,yaa (of Bluehhil Friend jacksonville days,
with vel ow pine, to master.
Brig Ne~nder tBr) Davidson, sohediao NIB, % days,
with grind Sc to George Fitch on the ShoA was
in c,mpapy with two large racket ships, bound W.
Brig Belle Orb Brookman, sydney Ms. ~ days, with
eeh. to CunArd.
Brig Conn Coffin. Milbridge 10 days, with lumber,
to simpson, Mayhem \ Co
sehr IouisA iBr) wheipey st John, NIB, 20 days. with
rig iron, to KELLY = smi,hsrs
schr Col SAtterey Ewood Charleston days, with cot
ton. + Q. to N McCresdy L. Co.
Sehr Msria Il Davs Davis, jacksonville, days. with
lumber 70 Peck Church.
schr recian of Trenton Richardson, Camp Piuoiney
Ga dss 8. with avail stores, to Dolner q Potter.
Schr Phoebe Elizabeth, Lucas, Hartford 4 daya.
eehr a Hassrd Gaines, Hartford, days.
Schr EourmahAl. Kendall, Rockland, . days
Schr Nelson Han, Lawrence. Portland, Conn, days
Schr Mary. Hall. Albany, 8 days for New Haven
Steamship Sierra Nevada, WILSON Rio Janeiro; ships VIM
Tell Punch. Havre; Dirigo Dohne Glasgow; Clifton Ing
soil New Orleans winged Racer lnew clpper) Hamans
San Frapcseo bark John Colby Rhodes, AIpinwal brig
Saml son Wheeler, Key West.
Tho U steamship Baltic got OF the food tide sa
urday light and down through the Narrows Sunday
morning AZ 7 o'clock. . .
mas returned M East this morning. and
ohore In her machinery
after ded to, ard will sail on Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
TrJe9rnpbic Reports.

OaAaLpsror Dec. 10 1907.
ybs Gales OF cotton TO day we're 900 bs,es :. ~,
rates we quote niadIng fair, %. ~ y raining h'''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-13
Another Revolution in Mexico-Santa Anna
Recalled.

From the Panama Star, Nov q.
We yesterday for the rst time learned from gentle
man who came passenger on the New Orleans which
rived lsst sunday night that revolution had broken out
the western of Mexico having for Its object the
recall Of santa Anna TO again take hod Of the reins Of
government
spread not known at the moment Of our latest ad
vices from Acapulco but from previous indications and
intelligence from the Atlantic side we cannot bat sup
pose 1t to BE- general throughout the country.
Ii is well known that General Santa Anna has been
living his exile from Mexico. Carhasens on
the Atlantic side OF this republic late paper rom that
city brings information that intelligence had reached
the distinguished Mexcan the feelings his
trymen and that he rouh sail for Mertco fep days.
10 aSStKne he Hew posrers conferred upon MN
While awaiting, by Csfornia steamer and papers from
the Atlantic confirmation aud further particulars Of this
revolution, y belief that jer late
present circumstances OF Mexico Gen Sauta Anna the
only living Mexican OF whom have any knowledge,
who l. qualified in the least degree be the head
her shsirs And from him not great deal Of al
good much TO b. expected by outsiders He always
possesfed . greater influence among biz countrymen,
different times succee5ed him but being like the rest Of
his ccunrynen, deceitful, selfish and mercensry his
political ctreer has been marked by mary chsnges-one
DAY elevated to the pinnacle Of his anbtion-the next
Frustrated IN the dust finding poor 90 him
Possessed of talents Of ordinary character
both a. q civilian and soldier, he stands pre- eminent
difficulty, when they seek for bin wherever he be
found to throw around him the psnopy trap
pings OF power OF which they are equally ready ana un
gratefully willing him Ms the storm that
Threatened them has blown
His recall to his country ut this present time we
think u mainly due 20 the emergency IN which Mexico
fnos herself pissed in her relations with the United
Sttts in the Tehuaptepec and other impo
Ssnts Anna II probably the only who yard of
immecise collision between the two nations short Of
sctusl and immediate abandonment OF tbs gro inGs
hitherto occupied By Mexico and 1t remains to be seen
whether or not even h long defer the smanifet
cettinyn which awaits his country
We ourh rA fxxvfk irfr~r