The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-27
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de, OF 'he day in de'endiu M Bartlett, the CON
missioner appointed to run the Mexican boundary
against tbs charges which have been made against
bin, of abandoning the point Of boundary hxed oy
the treaty ana substituting another.
The House Of Representatives yesterday passed
a ioist resolution which provides that the Con-
e,,.sanai GLIB, shal pass through the mails tree OF
p,staee: and slso adopted resolution to furnish
tbe new H., mb,rs with such books have been
heretofore furnished the Representatives. Various
propositions made to suspend the rules for the
Iurpose OF rnkn z up bills aud resolutions, which
were all voted uown. The River AND Haroor bill
war ten tai ca Up, and number Of Amendments
were offered 10 Il, and suggestions advanced; but
when tie hour Of adjournment arrived, the COM
mittee bad lot gone beyond tbs first section And
thus the House closoa du and uDpl oitable day.
Affairs IL South meuca have lately attracted
much attptiou, il consequence OF the overthrow Of
Roses, and the recent effort VI Flores to sub
vert The existing government OF Urbiua, il Ecua-
dor We have pub ished full details of the events
Of that part Of the American continent as could
gather nom our o~L correspondence, and from other
sources u information, to enable the public to
deIstand that Interesting section Of the globe We
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continuation Of the history Of that republic, which
was ICbiisbod in this paper sewers weeks ago.
A oespa,eh from Boston furnishes ~ announce
m,pt by tue Nembugpoit Hefoid, that the U. 5
sean figate Savannah, aud the sloor Of war Al
bnIy have been ordered 10 the Bay oil ST. LAW
renee 10 protect tine American fishermen They are
10 be uider the command Of Commodore j. q.
Long If this lie true, We shall expeat shortly to
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there, tie above would furnish but meugre pro-
lection against a naval force OF nineteen British
eluis,Is.
Later news fom Mexico has been received at New
0rltaps, by which it appears that Col Sioo has
Withdrawn his proposit on 10 the Mexican govern
! mept TO open route across the Isthmus of f.huan-
ttrec, and ,hst the Minister of Foreign AGairs
would close The Orb of July, n contract pursue
The work with the company making The best offer.
A number of interesting items viii be found under
| the Geographic cad
w have also later accounts from Texas, received
by way OF New Orleans, which, however do not
present any very important features.
! From the Far West We have intelligence that a
parry OF Pu.Dla Indians had arrived at St. Louis,
tteir way 10 Washington. The omgrants on the
| plains. IL was reported, journey ing without
! IL Jes tation
a desIatch from New Orleans states that battle
had been iosght between Capt. Marcy's command
and about two thousand Camauche Indians, In which
the whole party Of Americans, numbering eighty
men, were killed,
A CONVERSION OF free negroes was held in Balti-
more yeste day. to consult on the proprety Of re-
moving to Liberia A number of rioters collected
in ont If the building in which the convention
Assem- bled, and assaulted it in various ways anl
caught several of the members, whom they II ost
shamefully beat.
A disgraoeful riot occurred in Baltimore, on Sun
day, between two fire companies, during which pis-
tol shots were pretty freely exchanged respscta-
bic IEeIcnalt was reported to have been shot, and
much il iured that he was not expected to re-
cover. a humber Of the belligerants were also in
jurtd in the ARRAY