Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-19

Latest from Bucnos AyreS.----Just as our
paper was ready for the press VIC arc favored
with letter from which the following is an ex.
lract.--Ne10 York Commercial Adc. It'll inst.
"BuEyos AYREs, Dec. 8.
ave are in the midst of another revolution.
A few restless and dissatisfied chieftains raised
forces IN the country, and have surrounded the
city.
"The Governor, Alsina, who was elected on
the first of November, has resigned, and new
| Governor has been named.
"Ihe outsiders are not yet satisfied, and is
supposed they want one Of their own leaders for
| Governor.
'The majority Of the revolutionistS, are parti-
zans of the late Governor Rossas.
"All business is suspended but we hope the
matter will he arranged without bloodshed.
Il fear, however, that no arrangement that
can be made, viii keep them quiet two months"
New ORLEANS, Feb 9. The schr. Acouilla,
from Vera Cruz, brings dates from Mexico to
the Goth ult. On the evening of the 10Th ult.
President Ceryalos, finding Congress refractory,
played the part of Cromwell introduced large
body of soldiers into the hall, and cleared it of
the members, at the point of the bayonet. On
the same evening he issued decree, calling
national convention to meet at the Capitol on
the 18th of June, to reform the Constitution,
elect o new President, and exercise legislative
powers. lie also gave orders to the Govern
ment troops to cease hostilities against the
troops of Uragua. Two papers have been star
ted, advocating the return OF Santa Anna.
BoSToN, Feb. IL. Advices from Port an
Prince to January 18th, states that the sickness
had not subsidized, and that to deaths occur
red daily amoug the shipping. Coffee scarce
and arriving slowly,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL. The President has
nominated John Randolph Clay, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipetentiary to Peru,
and Theodore Fay, Charge to the Swiss Con-
| federation.
The Senate today postponed the nomination
Of Mr.. Badger till the 4th of March, by vote
of 26 to %, Mr.. Clemens being absent
Mr.. Doty, Of Wisconsin, is about to introduce
bill appropriating 100000 for the construc-
ton Of an air line pest route railroad from
Washington via Baltimore and Philadelphia to
New York BY referring the subject to the
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, he
hoped to get it before the House. If the Com
mittee should not report, he will move it as an
amendment to the Post Route BIZ.
Providence, Feb. 10. The Free Soil Con-
vention to-day nominated Edward Harris for
Governor, Stephen Harris for Lieut. Governor,
and John II. Willard for Congress in the lSt Dis
trict. The Congressional nomination in the I'd
District was left to the Central Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9. Henry 7. Weightman,
late clerk in the Post Office, charged with rob-
bling the mails in November last, and held to
bail, attempted suicide this evening by cutting
three gashes across his throat, and is said to be
III dying condition. He is of most respecta.
| bic connexions, and was laboring under great
distress Of mind on account of the delay OF his
trial.
| Mr.. Stan!on's substitute for the reorganization
Of the Navy causes much sensation. 1t is con-
demned by many in and out of Congress, and
it is doubted whether a majority Of the Com
mittee even approved of it. The object is said
to be to defeat Senator Stockton's bill.
The case Of the Hon. Fayette NcNulIen.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 5. The Supreme Court
Of Pennsylvania has quashed the writ of ccTti0-
rari from the quarter sessions, in the case OF
| Hon. Fayette McMullen, who it will be remem-
bered, pleaded guilty to an assault and battery
on Mr. Iitworth, while on board Railroad car
from New York.
The accused will yet have to appear before
the Court of Sessions for sentence, and it is
thought probable he will be imprisoned.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Judge Kane, this morn
ing in the United States Court, sentenced the
parties recently convicted of manufacturing and
circulating bogus coin, as follows: VIM. Stetler
years; John Bats years; Ferdinand Voly-
eous years; Charles Torner 3 years. Lewis
Riggon years; Charles Bosshemer years;
and Phoebe Ann Bonnelley year.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. II. The steamer "Mem-
phis" was sunk five miles above Madison, by
running into bank. She is total loss. The
crew and passengers were saved.
CHARLESTON, Feb. r. The Isabella has ar.
rived from Havana. Mr.. Kings health has
improved.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Ill Pm. CoTToY.-
Yesterday prices were firm; 1900 bales were
sold at u to 10 ZIG.
Heavy Damages.--R. Wood has recovered
$4,000 damages from the New York and New
Haven Railroad Company for a broken leg. The
case has been tried three times. On the first
trial he recovered $3,000 on the second a high
er amount, and now he receives $4,000.
Hon. Robert J. Walker is in Washington, and
rapidly declining in health. His disease is an
affection of the thigh bones. He is extremely
emaciated, having changed very much during
the last fortnight.
The expense of conveying gold from New
York to Philadelphia and back, when made in
to coin, involves o premium of $4,000 fol-
SlOO,OOO,OOO.
Louis Napoleon's crown now in process O
manufacture, will have the value of 100000
francs, about S4,6OO,OOO, including the dimonds
of the old regal crown.
The amount of capital employed in agricul
ture in the United States is Sl2Sl,329, 9l9.--
The value of sol ,532,6 97 bushels of corn is es
timatcd at sl47, 896, 5l3---25 cents buShel.
4 Good T5ast.--The following toast was Civ
en- at Temperance inner--"Revolutlonar'
Army and Cold Water Army--The one drove
the red coats from the land, the other the REF
noses"
~ suppose" said quack, while feeling tn
pulse of his patient 'that you think me fool
"Sir,,' said the sick man, Il perceive tina
YOU can discover a sick mans tho'ts BY his pulse
A dandy is generally supposed to be aoo0
two-thirds walking stick, and the rest kid glove
and hair.