Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

Late and Important from Merico-T ehuantenec
i Coaract-P Progress Of tie Revolution, dc.
New ORLEANS, DEC 9.-The New Orleans Delta of this
morning publishes dates from the city of Mexico Ia bs
2Oth ultimo, ten days later than before received
The committee the Tehuantepec propositions ba '.
reported bill to Congress granting the contract to seno,
Belange,
The defeat of Gen. Blaneo by the French Count Rous
set Boulbon is confirmed. The latter has proclaimed
| Sonora independent and annexed to France.
The revolution progressing every where bat no bat
tie has yet been fought between Gen. Uraga and Gen
Valdez the leader of the Federal troops The latter is
in his fortified camp, and has been summoned to surren
der by Gen. Uraga His situation is very critical and
there but little possibility of his receiving assistance
from the capital Gen. Uraga, whose forces number
nearly four Thousand men, had been received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people Of Guadalaiara.
Generals Mexia and Heboedo at the head of eleven
hundred men, have pronounced in favsr Of the plan
Of Guadalsjara looking to the recall Of Santa Anna
and the States Of Tamauipas and Guanajaato had also
declared for the revolution.
Judge CoNKLN arrived at the city of Mexico on the
l4th November but had not presented his
The committee appointed to investigate the Gardiner
claim had left for the mines.
Congress had been in session month but had done
very little. They had decided to impeach ONE Of the
former Ministers for treason.
Important from Hayana-Releaseo of Can't. Grav-
Braskness IN the Noyc- Trade, DC.
New ORLEANS, Dec lO-Private letters received here
from Havana by the Cherokee state that the CAP
tain and crew of the American clipper Lady Suffolk i'm
prsoned on the charge Of having sold the vessel savers
have been released by the Captain General Their re-
lease has caused much excitement among the British re-
sidents who assert that their Imprisonment was merely
formay to conceal the connexion Of the authorities with
the slavers.
Seven eight slave ships, with fall cargoes are daily
expected at Havana from Africa and all the British ves
ses-ofwar cruising off the Island awaiting their ar
rival to seize them This is said to be the object of so
many English vesselsofwar having collected at Havana
new revolutionary paper, called the "Vox de
Puebla has been started at Matanzas It is put forth
in manuscript and several copies have been sent the
Captain General The authorities contend that it is writ
ten in the United States and sent to- Matanzas for the
purpose OF making it appear that the American Fbus-
tiers have an organized cooperation in Havana.
The Late Fires IN California.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1O.-We have some further par
tculars of the late fire in California.
At Sacramento forty squares consumed compri-
sing all the space between street south and street
NORTH and leaving houseless nnetenths Of the popua
ton The loss is estimated at the extyavagan figure of
BEN millions. The State capitol saved Three hun
dred temporary buildings erected among the ruins
within nine days after the fire. *
The fire at San Francisco occurred the 10th Novem-
ber at the corner of Merchant Kearny streets and
extended down both sides of Merchant street. destroying
thirty buildings The loss is stated to be hundred
and fifty thousand dollars.
The fire at Marysville happened the It'll November
1t commenced First street. destroying every building
the north sde and swept every building between
Maiden Lane and street. and First and Second Streets
several hotels.
Roacdyism IN Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 1O.-The Paramount Hose Car
rage of the beautiful and costly carriages in
city, taken from their house in Spring Garden
this morning, by fire rowdes belonging to another com
pany, out beyond the Monument Cemetery, and
broken pieces Seven hundred feet OF hose belonging
to the Paramount was destroyed.
The Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, DEcEmBER 1O.-Nothng new or special
to-day The of Mile Albon tonight promises
be a most brilliant affair.
Business is steady but active Sales Of 800 bbls
Howard -four at SIS, City Mills $4.s offered rye
-four $4.62; corn meal 1910.
Sales of red wheat 102 105 cents white do. l07
1l2. Corn has declined sales Of white at 81 So, and
yellow 81 5S oats 3S AZ rye 10; cloverseed 1915
per bashel.
Provisions are firm at previous prices; sales small
Sales to-day of 400 bbs lard at III and 200 kegs do at
IL cents per ID.
Groceries quiet, prices unchanged. Whiskey 26 "a
cents. Wool firm at 26 80 cents for unwashed and 36
a SO for washed.
The stock market is firm sales at full prices.
Money is very easy, and the banks discount all good
paper freely. The street rates are to per cent
month.
The tobacco market is very quiet and sales to very
great extent could not be made unless at decline Of 37
so per cwt No transactions Of moment and the
range Of quotations continues Nominal last week. The
inspections Of the week 3l6 hhds Maryland and 403
Ohio also, % Virginia and 40 Kentucky making in all
7S4 hhds.