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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-20
Superior Court.
Before Hon Jndye 9os xortb


MAY 19.--John E. Florence on his guardian, dc,
Erdst,s Bulley, cdnis dc Motion OF defendant
that plaintiff file security for COSTS and motion Of the
plaintiff for leave to prosecute this action in oa pau
paris Both denied, without costs to either party
Nicholas w. Busted VS.. Richard + Btydentargh.-Mo-
ton that this be put day calendar on day
cerrain in this term. Denied and trial postponed till
Monday OF September defendants consenting to
the action to sole referee, and paying to plaintiff
SO of the May term and SIS costs of this motion;
arwise 70 be put day calendar for fifth Monday of
Ms.
otolGnd s Mallory Re'tben Il. Wood and Constant
IL Broun Plaintiff was allowed TO Withdraw juror
condition of paying defendants costs of the term They
answered ard defended separately by separate attorneys
each attorney entitled trial fee OF So but not to the
item Of s. for costs after notice AID before trial
Joseph II. Gordon Harvey A. Reri Motion to
strike out shown. Granted. with $40 costs
Edlrord Broderick and John f. BrodricF John Gil
hocley ais Motion 70 strike from the decree clause
thereof Denied With $40 costs but with liberty the
plaintiff to enter order ceGirping the rarn- -
ned without prejudice to the rights
of any party this any other person. within ten
DAYS, on ps ynent OF the SO costs.
HerG,o d. Gage Marnaette Freeman Motion denied,
without costs and with liberty defendant in
ten days serving with the answer affidavit of
merits and have referred sole referee to hear
ard acknowledgements and execution TO stand Sc
curity
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Stock Salcs.

PHILADELPHIA May 10 Reported bv Keen 4 Taylor
First Boa d-S600 Wilmington RI 6's. 90; 234 Lehgh
Con Mort 6's. las 500 Lehgh 6's 10 9Sx; 1000 lehgh
6's esiz GOO Ches Del Cansl 6s 67 9S; 1000 Reading
RR 6'p, 20, b5 IS; 600 Reading Mort 6's 43, "a X
5000 Noirsto~n RR 6s 100 40 shares Schuykill Nav
Stock Scrip 4S l0Lopg bland RR s5wn 1SL coo Schuyl
Nav It'd s5wn, 334 100 Morris Canal cash %; 200
de- b5yp: %: 900 do, b. %: "a Am Insurance, l6h
MIehill RR a. 80 Minehill Stock Scrip in lots. ga
eco Union Canal s5wn IL 200 do IT, Is Chester Valley
XIX s., l6 Il Morris Cans p efd b5 9s24 Cam Am
kR, s5wn. 15l All Gi,ard Bank, in lots, a. Mer 4
Rcards- $500 City RIGS 's3. 1o7; 600 Cam An RR
es, So 9o14 300 shsres Long Island RR b5, 1914 100
do, So 1914; so do, b5 1873 100 schuy Prerd 80
Seeond Beard $500 Cam Amb RI 6's, 49, 99i4; $40
do. Ca IS os 0t0 Kensng;on 6s 9s $50 shares Schuy
221s: zoo DO 226 200 Long Island RI, 1871 Minehi
kR, "a, 2 Mer Man Bank, Pittsburg, IS; II Bank
shsn AZ After Board 81 600 Iebgh 6s 9S; 300 sh
Long Island RR b5 1891 100 do I'd 1879 $50 Schuyl
PIef'd b5 33h 800 do, 331s ESQ do s5wn SO u 100
do, ?3h 800 Morris Canal, b. 2216.
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Died,


In this city, Thursday, May 10, of inaammatory
rheumatism JOSEPH W. ALIAIRE son of Alexander All
larc, 10 the 3Sth year Of his age.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral at his fathers residence
No. 636 Greenwich street Of Norton at O'clock
A. Sunday May % without further invitation. His
remains will be taken to New Rochelle.
On Wednesday, May Is, Mr.. MICHAEL SKNLY at the ad-
yanctd sge of 10 years.
The friends of his family and those Of his Patrick
Peter, Michael and John Shelly respectfully invited
to attend his fu neral this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of his daughter, Miss Sicily No 900
Boaery. His remains will be taken to Eleventh street
Cemetery for internent.
On Wednesday. May is, Of consumption, THOMAS MUIR
PITY native OF New Ross, county Wexford, Ireland in
the 22d year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
to attend his funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from
his late residence No u Vandewater street His
will be inferred in the Calvery Cemetery, Williamsburg
In this city Wednesday May Is, after very short
Cecilia Osborn aged IL years and day.
In Northampton, Mass, May IL, ARTHUR infant Of
Alfred and Anna L. Clspp OF Brooklyn.
The relatives and friends of the family invited
attend his funeral at O'Clock this afternoon from 254
Hicks street, Brooklyn
VIII any gentleman who on board the steamer II
lnois on The sth OF August 1852 from Panama to New
York, and who knows anything Of the circumstances
connected with the death Of Mr.. Thomas II Bllsland,
communicate freely with his disconsoate mother asd
sisters His death not publ hed ut the time neither
are his effects forthcoming II il only recently they
have been appred Of his death by the Consul at Pana
tn, South Carolina,
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B,fore Judge Beebe Aldermen Peck and Cornell.
MAY i9-Ths Court met this morning, but no business
Of any importance transactei Three persons
acquitted and only only one found guilty Of charges pre-
ferfed against them.
Recdmng Stolew Goods-Three women, named Mary
Duffy, Bridget Donnely, and Catharine McKenna, were
a. SO stole. ro George Van sosks 81 and other
ofhcer Gallagher being duly sworn, deposed that he
made descent the houseof the prisoners and asked
them the property was in the house he then asked
them for the keys several trunks that lay in the room
The prisoners said that the keys lost and that they
could not find them Witness then broke open the trunks
and found the missing property in them The prisoners
said that the property belonged 10 man named Mooney
who then in Providence, r. l.
Mr. Woodruff testified TO the good character OF Catha-
riue Mckenpa He said that she had lived IN his family
thirteen months and never had any cause ~ com
plant against her during the time she lived with his
several persons then brought forward 10 prove
the character of Bridget Donney 10 be unimpeachabla
The Judge then charged the Jury who, after few
ments elaboration, returned verdict Of not guilty
The prisoners then discharged BY the Court. who
gave them before parting wholesome lecture upon tax
ing goods that did not belong 10 them.
Grand LdTc-ny-A German named Augustus Keyser,
acquitted charge of stealing some swelry from
Carl Cry The rsperty stolen last August and
not found in possession of the sed NATL April
The Judge charged the jury, ana of opinion that
the evidence not strong enough TO convict him.
The Jury, therefore without leaving their seats,
turned verdict OF not guilty.
Gilbert Valentine charged with stealing 800 from
a ia famed Moore.
Haurah Moore. wife Of the complainant being duly
sworn deposed that her husband told her to that
The prisoner stole ia gold aud that she wore false
for It soe in bills that she with tie prisoner.
Her husband hen called up and said that he never
told her such thing
The Jury therefore without leaving their seats honor
ably acquitted the prisoner.
arrest upon Bench WarTGnt-Two men. named Rn-
ben jarvis and Garrett Oliver were arrested on bench
warrant issued from this Court, by officers Spcsr aud
Campbell The parties are indicted by the Grand Jury
for grand larceny.
PLEAS OF GUILTY.
Eryp YpTc a nla naIu IA
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Married,


On Thursday NAV 49, at st. Mary's Church, by the
Rev. VIM Stars Mr.. JOHN A. McSoMIY to Miss PHEBE
ANNE second laughter of VIM II. Fletcher ESQ. all Of
this city.
On thursday morning, by the Most Rev. Archbishop
Hughes. at St. Patrcks Cathedral Mr.. MANUEL EcHE-
vERnA merchant, 10 Miss GABREIA f., eldest daughter
OF Mr. Andrew patrulo, all of this city
On thursday, May 49, by the Rev. H. Taggard Mr..
S1EHEs r IEHER TO Miss EMILE T., daughter of Allan
NJ. Snilfep, all Of this city.
At the Church Of the Nativity, Thursday morning,
May 10, by the Rev George McClo>ksy JOHN WALSH to
Miss SUsAN X MONAGHAN, daughter Of Owen Monaghan,
E,q all of This CITY.
On Thur day, May 49, by Rev. Cyrus H. Fay, T. FRED.
THOMAS, 70 MARY CHICHESTER, daughter of Abncr Chches
ter all # this city.
Al Hamptonburg, N. Y, Wednesday May IS. by the
Rev Z. Hepburn, CHAs. MERRILL Brown, Of Hoboken N.
j., 10 MARGARET THEW, Of the former place.
At Newburg. on Tuesday, May II, BY the Rev. Mr..
Gallagher Dir. WALTER GERMAN to Miss H. SAUL both
Of New York.
On Tuesday, May TO- at the residence of Mrs Hail. in
Lwndes county, Alabama, BY the Rev. VIM. III Plat
Hon. LYMAN GIBBONS Of the Judges OF the Supreme
Court Of Alabama to Miss EMMA E. daughter OF the late
Hon James Dellet.
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HAIL STORM IN MASsACuUsETTS.-A destructive
hail passed the of East Kingston, Ken
sing Hampton Falls about five O'Clock the 18th
inst. Several buildings blown down, and many
thousand psDes of window glass broken At Newbury
port much glass was broken. The root Of the AGA
Geuy 4 -h- Nous. ana great damage wa
done fruit and other At Je ~ett's Corner Exc
ter, seventeen sheep were killed by lightning
Tie Manchester (NB,) Mirror says that some of The
stones large common red cherries IL is cal
culated that nearly 600 panes of glass broken
OF all the mills and the boarding houses connected with
them in that city to say nothing OF the injury done tt
private residences and gardens The wind blew
ms Hill. IL olso blew to pieces barn of Gen
Andrews little beyond Wilson Hill
Hon James Buchanan having declined delivering the
anniversary address before the Pennsylvania Historical
Society in consequence of his acceptance of the lion
to England the society have selected Hon Charles nger
soil to fulfil that duty.
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Supreme Court-Special Term


APPLICATION FOR MANDAhUS AGAINST THE CITY
TREASURER
MAY 10 1t will be recollected that last Monday
week The Beard of Supervisors directed the bill OF Judge
Morris s375 20 paid the proportion Of his salary
be paid him by this city extra sdge. Mr. Flags
however reused TO pay the BILL and application
mrde this morning By Mr. Conor, the part of Judge
Morris for writ OF nandanus to compel the freasurert
pay As there would be delicacy IN bringing the
before OF the associates of the reato, Judge
Strong OF Kings county, presided Mr. Dillon, the Cor
poratot Counsel, appeared to resist the notion
The defendant contends that he not bound to
pay without warrant from the Com 5troler and the sig
nature of the Mayer. Decision reserved.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

May W NJ.
Arrived-Brigs loretta Gchrist, Mobile; Wheaton,
Wooster PASSPORT; Lopez, Kenny, Pernambuco scbr
Trueman Acky New Orleans; steamer Kennebec Clark,
New York
Ceared-Bark Emily Banning, Ray, Pernambuco; briggs
Hudson (Br) Aylward st john NIB; Albatrose Cochrsn
schrs Sarah Amelia, Passapar Alexandria; Holmes,
Lodge Charleston: Lonsdale Garfield Mddetown; Spen
did Latham, New London steamer Kennebec, Clark. New
York.
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Supreme C0urt-Pars First.
Before Chief Justice Galley.
LIABILITY OF HACK pRoppyrT

LiAniLiTf OF HACK PkOPRIETORe.
MAY 10 Robert Thxt Fsiiz Rooe The plaintiff in
this suit brings Ais action assignee OF person named
Kerr for the value Of some baggage which it alleged
lost while In the Of of tina servants the
defendant who is ahac proprietor. appears that Mr.
Kerr employed the hack TO cpnvey himself and family
the Philadelphia train and received card from the defend
ant On arriving At the depot frank missing.
For the defence il commended that the who made
he agreement with the plaintiff not in defendants
employ though the driver and that defendant was
therefore liable. This morning the jury found for
plaintiff 1915 IS damages.
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z Lockwood. Esq, has been nominated by the Wing
Convention il Mobile represe NATIVE to Congress.
Horace May nard E-q is the whig candidate for Con
gress in the Knoxville district, Tennessee
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.

BOSTON May 10
Arrived-Bark Muskingum Havana; brig Challenge
Metsina scbr Melita, Palermo.
NEW ORLEANS May 16.
Arrived Bark vesta, Philadelphia.
Below-Ships Jessore, and Manchester from NYork.
May II.
Arrived-ships Silas Holiness New York; Middlesex,
Boston.
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next, at the stuyvesant institute.
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hosel were
Hon R.. Aug Thompson ore Of the ne Wy appointed
R. y. Caulfeid, u :. Corps Of Engineers.
ARRIVALS sEAwARD.
In the Royal Mail steamship Africa from Liverpool
servant y Miss Winaa Mr w6ists Mr. Waiawfisht
S sPS tsr'; ASisH sa and Ra
Mr. J; 4 cossamajor asa servant Mr. p P ;Tho%EsS4
NJ p Murray Mr. WssssSst Nj EdTq E. Mail,s
iiiestop Mr. j B. syns; NJ Y Roekliae Mr, Anderson
Master Meybsmon J Benson, Mr. Mayer K Hale, B
sP E. ass ha"r Nd. witt s ay
James Laurie James walker Mr. Rasson IcIayro, Nj
B2SSn John eapan Basic
vost Leopold Mr. Bourard | J Cheshire j Cheshire.
Mrs Parker and infant Mrs Dewsnt Mrs kisasy two
S Mr. ps h' h hna cham
sd an Mrs 5' and neRy Hall
JOB Roath Miss Ann Ariel Miss Tracy Mss Emma Jennss
NJ p s and
servant MT Scott infant and servants Miss Nj
Kelly EseisT. JsseP@ Wilson Capt D,inEwateT
bs1 nG HIr' fSsnson Del
ter, J Q Barmore, Myers John stroud and son DR.
sssr Mrs carrgan jacob jackson Thomas Ennis Mrs
ren Pcrtr Mnarch Asmns Mark crosb
Parry. Il WoOlsOn, W A Fuller, Frye, and a5 in
Place Y Robins John adams . Ellison Purse, =
Miss Net artby Miss Purse VIM Dixon, Bell Fitch
n s%g . Hs fessA' Ms. rssS
steadaTd, Salisbury 2 Booker Mrs HoSe and aaugs
s5cs & p Miss
d o SfyiG srs sn d 5n "a Hsp sqa 1 NJ
Palmer and II in the steersse.
In ship Hurricane from Hong KongMr George Frazer of
Boston.
In ship Margaret Evans from London and Portsmouth,
Mr. Shelley snd lady Miss nssheoes Mr., Curtis Miss Bar
Of illinois Mr. Best.
In ship Mandarin from shsr ghae-Mrs stoddsrd Nc and
children.
In ship TSqghtO1 from LiysrpoSl-Nr r Marnnot wife
and two children, Miss Catherine Hopkins
In schr NJ Freeman from st johns PRINT Davenport
and daughter, ID Cravela.
DEPARTURES sEAwARD.
n the steamship Asia from NeT York to hyerp9ol-Mr
ars Reilly kernan New Orleans Mrs Anderson and
four children scotland Mrs Glmosr, Miss Dunlop RICH
orlrich and servant Mr. and hrs II warren and
NJ sns N NJ MT nd
CIV; Bird Miss cstyalhO and maid Mr. Hschez Mr. liar
Mssic9' M5' somei peTisf 7 Norsn, stockhol@
pesr, r Dunlop, ,.ichmohd Mr. Tb,ermsn, j Kersbav,
W Pi 81 e. pp.y
Mr. EPi ySn wfa9s sp s'sh1r 5
Ps,cn Ave children and Mrs Mr. a9a Char
ard .s M S b,
becker CPranq Alvar.do anf NspGsoa Mstt Costa
VAN, Jehn MAX we'll hisbama; Hessy, Mr Harron Eng
land; Mr. Rowan, England; Mr. Koinr New Orleans; Z
Street Mead and Montenegro and brothers Mr.
and two daughters Leyran, M Umpstetter and three
children Ohio; Mr. Massss, France Mr. aud Mrs John
atom Mr. and Mrs rrotter and four children Liverpool
YRS Marshall and three children, Montreal Mr. and Mrs
Murray Albany; Mrs Musgrsve aDd child Mr. FIogan
j spriaman Mr. Phinies J Bril- tan Barbour, Witte
Mr. Rsstrick, Hamilton, W Hudson, Ph'lade phis;
Falkensteyn Montgomery; Mr. Bell Montreal; Towls
Chicago X Duncan, Scotland; Mr. Bell, CALIFORNIA;; Mr.
M lSriSs: ms VI ssS
Boston. and othsrs-t0tal, IH.
In the steamship Augusta for SsvAnnah-Dr A. Moore
J. Cesa ell W. A. Ross G. House W Neyl.t, JOIN A.
BrosnshAm, Miss Kerr, John Smith, stesrsge
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FIXED LIGHT AT GALVESTON, TEXAS.
fixed light has been established Bolivar Point on
the north side OF the entrance to Galveston Bay, Al
nautical miles, NV a w (magnetic). from the outer
buoy on the bar, marking the entrance to the best
channel.
The tower is painted white
The light is rs feet above the mean level Of the sea-
and should be visible 131 nautical miles, in ordinary
states of the atmosphere from the deck of vessel ten
feet above the water.
The city of Galveston 1.-THE cathedral being the most
remarkable objec) bears by w W IRON the light
house.
Asa strong current from the eastward generally pre-.
walls along the coast of Texas masters of vessels bound
to Galveston are recommended to make the land between
20 and 30 miles to the eastward Of the entrance aud
then run along the coast in from ca to athoms water,
until the light is
The bar should not be approached nearer than fa-
th0ms water without pilot for whom, should il be
cesary, anchor in that depth with the light bearing
w by W, or stand and off under sail, taking
not bring the light TO the north ward of that bearing
Arc Of the horizon Illuminated from II, around by
eou nd lives N N w
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Disasters. &c.

TIM STEAMSHIP ROANOKE her last passage 70 Norfolk
rul iAs snAAA slovy W A.saeyAs, " Which wss I've
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Treasury Department, OFF L. II. Board March l, 1853
Spoken.
Ship Tornado Mumford, hence Jan II for San Francis
co, March 7, lat 81 Is s, Ion 65 10 W.
Ship Eagle Hardy hence Feb for Australia land not
the Eagle Farrrn hence for San Francisco) March 90
lat 201s s Ion 81 w.
Ship Carrier Pigeon, Doane, from Boston Jan 28 for
San Francisco, April 20, lat 80 %, Ion so 2S.
Bark Lyman Gorbam from Boston (cd May y for New
Orleans May H. Nantucket South Shoal bearing NV 80
miles distaDt-by potb at Virginia.
Bark Nazareue, Pendleton, from Boston for Havana,
May H. Nantucket South shoal bearing NV 80 miles dis
tant-by Pilotboat Virginia.
Park White Cloud. Mitchell from Portlandfor Hsyana,
hsy ~, At ~, lon YIN,
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Personal Intelligence.

Father Gsvazz left yesterday for Philadelphia where
he has been invited to deliver of lectures He
intends preach 10 the Italians ia New York. Sunday
next at the stuyvesant institute.
Amorr the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hosel were
Hon. r. Aug. Thompson. IT the ne Wy appointed
JUDGES for California; Maj Geo. Stoneman U. s. A j..
R. T. CaulEed, U. :. Corps Of In 2ineers.
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THH HIGHLANDS, May l9--6 80 PM.
Bark Maraval brig Wilson Fuller and two briggs.
known ard Dutch galliot all bound in at anchor
inside the bar Br bark Clarence at the Spit
All the outward bound vessels have gone to sea- except
ship which has anchored in the lower bay briggs
off the HiXhisp ds bound in.
WInu frorh from the NV. Weather clear,
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FIXED LIGHT AT GALVESTON, TEXAS

Treasury Department, Office l. Fl. Board,
Washington City, March l, 1853.
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tBY SANDY HoeK MAGNETIC TELEeRApH.l

The clipper ship Mischief for San Francisco, has
chored at Quarantine, waiting for wind.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-19
FROM KEY WEST.


The correspondent of the Charleston Evening News
Key West furnishes the following items Of intelligence
from that place, under date of November s.:
Capt BLAKE u. s. Navy arrived in this city on the Sd
from charleston He is ordered By the Secretary OF the
Navy to select proper site for depot for the
OF the steamships of the navy having reference in its To-
cation to its fitness for navy yard should Congress see
fit to build one at Key West
Lieut. DICKINSON, u s. Army arrived in this CITY per
James L. Day from Fort Barrancas with the survivors
OF company d first artillery in number This
company has been reduced to this number from fall ranks
by the ravages yellow fever Every but
been attacked with the disease Lieut. d. has chartered
schooner and sailed the 9th for Fort Calhoun, In
dian river.
Major WooDBRIDoE, u s. Army, arrived on the 9TH Of
November with company f. United States artillery for
indian river The command is ordered to Pensacola,
where they will be quarterod for the winter.
The company of United States troops at this gar
rison will not be removed until spring The officers in
command Capt. yoGDEs, Lieut.. BELTzHoovER, end
Lieut. SLAUGHTER.
The works at Fort Taylor commanding the harbor Of
Key West, are being rapidly pushed forward The ma
sopry has risen twelve feet above high water mark aud
is far complete TO be out of reach of the
Capt NJ ScARnIrT Engineer Corps has charge OF this
fertilization
The defences in process Of erection at Garden Key
Torugas, have been named Fort Jefferson An appro-
pration Of 500 900 will make decided Advancement in
the works at that important point; but many like sums
will be necessary be voted by rulers before the
first gun is mounted and the works made available for
defence.
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.


By arrival from Brownsville have received papers
to the 10Th ultimo They almost destitute of interest
The Flag of that date contains the following:
We learn by avces from above that about two weeks
ago party of Indians crossed the river this side
between Redmonds Ranch and Laredo ard passed over
towards the coast. They pursued by party of
troops from Rnggod Barracks under Lieut. Jones' of the
mounted rifles but having guide they lost tic trail
about hundred miles from Rio Grande city The In
dams carried off great many horses killing their own
they got better Ones and swept up the country
between Fort Eweu and Laredo and escaped They
supposed to be about twenty thirty in number divided
into several parties. Several Mexicaps who were out
mustapging were killed"
MANUEL RoBLEs PEzUELA, Colonel of Engineers, and
Minister of War of the Republic of Mexico under the adj
minstration of Gen. Arsta arrived Brownsville the
2Gh ultimo, accompanied by of United States
rihemen.
We learn says the Flag) that he had been arrested
upon suspicion of being connected with revolutionary
party IN Mexico against Gen. Santa Anna, and that he
sent down to Monclova in the State Of Coshula and
was ordered to reside in that place he escaped from
Moncova and crossed the Rio Grande near Laredo and
came direct to this city. We informed that he will
leave for New Orleans by the first opportunity and that
he intends going to Europe, and, in the Russian diff
cues should not be settled he will proceed Turkey
to witness the events there We advised that he has
no connexion with any revolutionary party in Mexico