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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

AGENTS.
V. D. Groner, Norfolk, Virginia,
J. w. Womnck, Formvle, Va.
VIM. Bailey, Fredericksburg, Va.
VIM. l.. Maulc, Richmond, Va.
George Bagby, Lynchbnrg, Va.
Mr. Minor Charlottesville. Va.
John Cumpbell Weldon, N. &.
John Mutt Wilmington, NJ O.
II. Turner Raleigh, N. O.
james l. Reid Henderson N. e.
Turnbal & Stallings Warrenton, N. q.
g. II, Hamlet, Goldsboro', N. G.
Star a. Pierce, Fuyetto lille, N. @.
J. H. Whitfield, Franklinton, N. G.
james l.. Duke Ridsway. N. G.
e. Allen, Liulcton, NJ G.
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LNAIRBANK'S Platform
l. SCALES.-Theso celebrated IL
scales which for than twenty III
yenrs have been universally aeknow
rdgcd 10 be TIL II BEST in use, o,n be | mIxsz,.
procured in all their varieties and nj Axaee@~ss<A
manufacturers prices, Of the subscriber N~auzyTf~g
who will nlso receive orders for their aAx7~
Hay, Depot, and Track Scales. Every scnle wal
ranted durable and accurate.
O. G.. LIyBRMoRE, Agent,
ma 25-d6m Lvnchbnrg, Va
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V'O THE PRESIDENT and Direc-

L TOTS Of Tie CWa9ens Sapangs BdnN al LYNCH
6urg.-rhc undersigned appointed Committee to ex-
anime into the condition of the Citizens Savings Pank
at Lynchburg on the lst inst have performed that
duty and submit the following report, viz:
l.
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Union STEAMSHIP COMPA-

Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- LII
" NY'S LINE o" STEAMERS, Uia Norfolk SAA&
and Capc Nay For PhiladeIlhi every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY RicnMoRp, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VIRoIsIA, Capt. Teal.
One Of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday,. high waer touch
ing at Cape May TO land passengers. Returning leave
Philadelphia every Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. M. I'M
I'll further notice.
Passengers for Cape May, will consult their interest
by taking this route IL is in addition to being tho
cheapest, the expeditions and eomol table.
Passengers for New KOrk-Woxave en-
tered into forward passengers through
New York. either by steamers, allowing them the
privilege Of remaining In Philadelphia three four days
or proceed directly New York; upon the arrival of
the steamers.
shippers to the West-TobacGonists des-
ofshpping Pittsburg will please bear in mind
that we have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward through at go cents per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given in all the Daily papers
in the city, when the will be ready receive
freight and the hourof their sailing
N. B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all Bills of
Lading be the wharf Rockets to be sign
ed before the sailing Of steamers.
Passage through New York, LIST cabin and found ~
. Cape May,
Phla'phia, -. 7"
Norfolk, LIST ="
For freight or passage. apply to
RO. RANKIN, Act, Richmond, We
je 29-d&cts on the Dock.
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Insslrn,,ce on Lilc

ott
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY.
CAPITAL, JULY lu, 1851. OVER
81, 100000.
DERSONS wishing To provide for those dependent
4 their lives do so by ayailing themselves Of
Life Insurance. The profits of this company
ally divided among tho insured and exceed third
The premium paid
No Institution affords better security advantages To
the insured Pcrsons address at Richmond ar
procure the necessary blanks In ynchburg by cali ng
the office of DIR. " \. Monis Medical Adviser for
the Company. II. w. KNOWLES, Agent
July 7-dSr.lm
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FOR NEW-YORK via. NORFOLK

U. ). M Al l. III N Il,
LeaUes RICHMOND eDery Tuesday and Friday NJ
ternoon at o'clock, By The elegant
Side Wheel Ocean Steamships,
c - JAmEsTowN ROANOKE
Commanders, L. PARISH and e. CAvENDY.
d ETURNING from Newly rk they leave every Sat
IL urday and Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Passage to from Newly ork, including meals and fine
state room Accommodations only.----.-----$l0 90
Steera ,e passage, only 90
Freghts received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday for n York
Persons a distance desiring to secure passage can
do so by addressing usby mail.
Passengers taking these ships TO Norfolk, will be charg
ed the as by the river Bonts.
Ladies travelling alone, will lie shown every atten.
ton by the officers of the ship.
This line has no connection whatever with airy other
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond
July 13 dts
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DLASTER-Just received and for sale at our
Mill goo tons of Plaster, ground and unground.
We are now able furnish all kinds of the Peak Hill
pov Castings and Points, and warranted fit all pows
made here and all Northern Patterns. Those in want
please give a call.
feb i7-dts WHITEMORE. McNAMEE & co.
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RE w VA l..

Sadd7yi Soddiyy! Ha,ness, &c.
TNIIE subscriber beps leave respectfully inform bis
l. friends and the pube generally, that he has renoy
ed his Harness Store four doors below his Old
stand the building recently fitted up by him and inn
medatey opposite the Merchants Bank Of Va., where
he will continue all articles in his line Of
the beat material and work manship, He has hand
and will continue keep orge md varied assortment
of SuddIes Harness Brides Martingnles, Trunks Med
ca and plain Saddle-Bogs, Whips, Spurs, Drafts, and
Hnrness Collars, together with every thing that is be
found establishment Of that kind He hatershim.
selfthat by long experience in the business he will be
abed give entire satisfaction. Repairing done with
ncatness, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't orret call at the sign of
the Prancing Pony. GEO. Is. THURMAN,
e 23--dAc2mif
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NTARSEIELES, VESTS.-A large and
wi beautiful assortment of Marseilles Vests, some
Irlv A. s. 6HAFER & CO.
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bacon e. LARD-30.000 lbs. Bacon and
ID Lard in store consignment for sale on favor
able terms. lie Cts LEE D. JOHNSON.
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Your Committee have examined carefully the list OF
" Bills Receivable, and regard them entirely good.
and take pleasure stating that period in the his
tory of the Bank has its condition been more taerng
than at the present tme-the sanguine exPecta-
TOMS fits lends have been than realized, and 1t
now as heretofore it has BEEN is entitled to The unqna
fed confidence of the Public safe depository of the
moneys placed in its custody.
The Books and papers of the officers neatly kept
and preserved, and every facility for thorough and
satisfactory investigation afforded to ynrr Committee
JOHN M SIZED, ! .
RO. F. HENNING,
EWD. D. CHRISTIAN,
CHAS. X. SLAUGHTER, J
July l3-d&c1t
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Republican copy 6 months. %
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All of which is respectfully submitted.
DAVID r. EDLEY,
DAVID w. BURTON, SCom'tee
J. G. McC LANAHAN.
july l3.dIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

principles The attendance at his lectures was I'M
provinr. as the rainy season had drawn to close;
cool feeling was prevailing within the church. aud
. bad one without. The members Ufthe priesthood
were faithful and interchangeable in rolling on the work
o the Lord.
Elders Willes and Joseph Richards had deter
mined 10 set out for the Punjaub, distance OF about
1000 miles from Calcutta
We find it further stated that Mormonism ''has
taken root in the Island Of Malta and appears TO be
gradually working its way among the people"
We copy the following paragraph verbatim;
ARRIVAL OF SAINTS FROM DENMARK
ders Willard Snow, John Forssgren, and Peter o.
Hanson. with company Of two hundred and nine
~ seven Scandinavian Saints, on their way to the
Sail Lake Valley, arrived in Liverpool on the 29h
December, 1852, from Copenhagen, via Hamburger
and Hull. They had very stormy passage acr' SIS
the North Sea, but the whole company are in excel
lent spirits Elder Forssgren will take charge OF
the company when they leave England. Ed RS
Snow and Hanson return to Denmark.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

o." The Boston Trareler well known as
decided Hunka Wing paper, in its Monday evening
edition, in speaking of the legislative proceedings
of Saturday, says:
The debates were often personal and acrmoni-
Gus, the decisions # the Chair were not only APP
peaed from, but the Speaker was openly contradic.
ted and insued and not alone by his political oppo
neatS either; members were called to order, over
and over again, and were ordered into their seats re-
peatedly, but with little effect. On the whole, We
must say, that the proceedings were not TO the credit
OF either party, and that the presiding officer show ed
himself hardly the control and direct the ro-
ceedlngs OF such body are gathered this year in
our House of Representatives
Such an admission from our opponents is quite
significant, and shows that the Wings are not all
quite destitute Of regard for fairness aud justice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

be governors, and virtue, instead of being reflected
from the high places Of the State, is TO be found
concealed in the homes Of the modest and obscure.
How truly it may be said of William Bigler,
Governor of Pennsylvania, that msgistracy discovers
what man is, Cracked dishes do not show their
flaws when empty. You need to Gil them to find Out
their detects So il is with i'll disposed and corrupt
minds; they seldom discover their vices, until they
are filled with authority.
What moral spectacle this Governor Bigler is.
Who would believe that such being could obtain a
place of honor and trust in republic founded by men
Of virtue aud honorl Great is Diana Of Slavery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23
BY TEL Z C r. APII
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
sENArE--The joint resolution, providing for a
postpenement of the operations of the steamboat
law OF the last session, until the first of June
next, was taken up, and after warm and some
what exciting debate, passed.
Mr. Chase of Ohio, Introduced joint resolution
authorizing the President to purchase Powers's
statue of America.
HoUsE.-The House took up the bill providing
for the establishment of reciprocal trade between
the United States and the British North Ameri-
can colonies, on certain conditions.
Mr. Fuller of Me- spoke briefly in opposition to
the bill, and Mr. Tuck of n H, replied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

Our FOREIGN MINIsTER.-The London
News remarks, on the complaints of our diplo-
n at age1's, that their ala les will net sustain
them:
Whether their view Of the dignity of heir
country would have been sanctioned by Franklin,
or even by Washington, if their ghosts could now
GRID through the apartments of the legations ON
festive nights, there il no saying We are dis
posed to think that the more republican plainness
is seen in those abodes the higher will be the re-
spect commanded
That IS just what we think.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

SHocK1NG.-Mr Fnler, of the N. Y. Mirror,
IN his last letter from Havana, acquits the "adies
OF gentility' in that city ofindulgng in the habit
OF smoking But he regrets at the same time
tha' the best bred" of them are guilty of worse
improprieties. Thus he writes ~ have more
than once sat gazing at some fair and faultless
Senorita, whose long, langud eye-lashes yelled
the latent fire Of the largest and blacklist pair Of
eyes, when suddenly she has dispelled the en-
chan'ment, and, as Mrs Darlington says, made
my 'geor9e rise" by splitting on The Goor! They
are also in the habit OF eating rice and green meas
aoih hyitres" -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

% Col. William Davis, graduate of Har-
ward, and an only son Of the late Hon. Nathaniel
NJ. Davis, died in this city on the 18th inst, of
consumption. For long series of years, Col
Davis was the leader of the Wing party in the
county of Plymouth, and was twice its candidate
for the State Senate. He was also for many
years member of the Wing State Central Com
mittee, and was aid to Gov Davis during bis ad-
minisration.-B Journal.
The Journal seems to have forgotten to add
that a year or two since. Col. Davis, becoming
satisfied of the entire apostacy of the Wing party
resigned his position as member of the H'hg
State Committee, and united himself to the Free
Democracy, of which he has since been worthy
and efficient member.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23
Gray Hair Changed by the use of Van

Gray Hair Changed by the use of Van
Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-The reguta
lon whch thls celebrated article has acquired in IT'S
satisfactory results, has become Thoroughly estab
Iished. Among the various remedies Of the present
cay, offered for the improvement of the human Hair
tnls preparaslon the result of patient and aborous
Physiological research has extensively ttceived and
mered public favor. 1t requires but The careful appli.
caiIon OF Van Densen's Improved ahpene" agreea-
pe 10 NE directions furnished, TO be convinced of its
beneficial effects. To those whose hair. from sickness
or other causes, becomes impoverished or fallen off,
TINS preparation viii cause to be newly repenished
with thick and luxuriant growth and Gray Hair 10
become chnnged ana return 10 its original color
Agerts for Worcester, CALDWELL & HILL Apoth
ecaries 229 NJ ain street. uoy27 ds. y,6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23
[G@ p OTIS MING. ~

Thousands OF Parents who use VeImiflge coplposed
OF Castor OH, Caomel, &C, not aware that while
hey appear to benefit the patient they are actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as sal
lVatioD, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
IN another column will be found the advertisement of
hobensacks Medicines, which weask the attention Of
an directiy interested in their well their Chill
dren's health In Liver complaints, and all disordt rs
arising nom those OF bilious type, you should make use
Oh Iht only genuine medicine, Hobensao4's Liver Pills.
-, " " he not dsceiUed,n but ask for nobensack's
orm syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has
the Signature OF The Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK,
as none else genuine.
h. T. LAZELL, u. II. MARSH, and D SCOTT,
Jr Agents for Worcester.
nOvl9
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Eighteen Days Later from Cali,

IL
The Telegraph announces the arrival at New Or
leans on the 2Oh, Of the steamer Albatros, from
Vera Cruz. bringing intelligence from California to
February I'd.
The general news, SO far as we are able to CLEAN
from the papers at hand, is exceedingly meagre, and
Of less than ordinary Importance.
The mail steamship Tennessee sailed from San
Francisco for Panama the LIST inst, with So
100000 in gold, mostly consigned to parties at the
North.
The markets at San Francisco had been affected
unfavorably in consequence of The unusually large
number of arrivals.
Madame Biscaccianli came down to Panama,
and goes to South America in The next British
Steamer.
Miss Hayes is still singing at San Francisco, and
meeting with great success. The proceeds of her
concert for the benefit of the orphans netted over
$1,000.
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board of 1Iayor and AIder1nsn.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb 2l 1858.
The license a hack, granted to Charles Lamb,
May 5h, 1852, and transferred Joel Goddard Nov.
18th allowed to BE- transferred GO Samuel d. SWEET
The Treasurer and Collector made return of the per-
who have paid their since his last return in
October last. Placed on file
Charles c. Houghton elected messurer of wood at
Lincoln Square in placs OF Albeit Gould, resigned.
The vote for ounty Irsssuer was appointed to be
taken the 7th cl March next.
Nh. Earle introduced order that the Captain al
the City Watch report oh morning 10 the City Mar
shall the and Of arrest OF all persons COM
mued to the Watch House dnrng the preceding day
aad night except those occurring on Saturday and
Sunday, which shall be reported on Monday Also that
the City Marshal SHALL ocic so far have the conro
and tody of the City watcbmen, that no person ar
rested by them in the discharge their duties and com
mitted to the Watch House, shall be discharged there
from until the City Marshall or, IN case of his sickness
unavoidable absence, the Deputy Marshal shall have
first duly inquired the of the arrest and de-
tention of such person. Adopted aud concurred in.
1t was ordered, inconcnrrence that he COMMITTED
Printing be published, for the use ofthe cit
liens, 5000 copies of city document, be numbered
No 7, TO contain the Mayors inaugural address, to-
geher with the several reports usually contaued in the
annual documents of this kind
The order ornOtce from the Legislature, on petition
of,he directors of the Milbury and southbri ge Rail
road Co, for extension of time md change of location
in constructing branch from Auburn Worcester
| referred to the Mayor and Alderman White.
Aid Earle, from the committee ofreference, report
ed that the order in relation wood stands ought to
! pass Report accepted aud order adopted.
Theus ofthe City Hall for Saturday evening, 18th
| inst, was granted to the Democrats on the usual
| terms.
1t was voted, in concurrence, adjourn to Monday
evening next IA O'Clock and that the same be the
day and hour of adjournment until otherwise ordered
hearing ordered to take place, on Saturday, I'd
March at O'Clock P. NJ, the petition Of T. s. Bliss
and Others, for extension Of Beacon street.
Lists ofvoters ordered be prepared and post.
ed where they last October, except Ward q and
thar that be posted The passage of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad depot
The Mayor and Aldermen voted to meet on Saturday,
March 5th from to 9, and Monday, March 7th at A.
NJ. for the revision of the voting lst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

From the Report of the Committee on Dent stry at tie
last Mechanics Fair heidi in this city:
ITO the case presented by O. F Harris, of WoIces-
ter, the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND IN
qualified praise, both for the tence of the mate
rial the naturaness and delicacy of color the perfect
Carving Of the eeth and also, for the superiority of the
plate work, and the strength and perfect fitting of the
teeth to il.
In view of these facts your Committee award to him
the first premium of
silver NJ dal,
for the specimens presented
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth, Inc subscriber prepared to furnish Dentists win
Block Teeth, OF superior quality both to strength
and life like appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling. and all other opet-
atoms OF the Teeth.
Tooth Brushes; also Tooth Powders and Wash SUI
perior articles may be had OF o. + HARRIS
l58 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office
indY1z daWly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

5CT We would refer readers to the advertisement
OF NJ p Moore ia to days paper who has removed from
No Exchange to No. so Main street. where he would
be happy to supply his friends and the public generally,
with Umbrellas, Parasois, Gnghams, &c. &C., all of
tae best quality, and at the lowest market prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

stock. Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. goo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts, Stocks and Specie, bought and sold. Bills Ex-
cnange drawn Barring, Brothers, Il Co J payable in
England, ireland, Scotland, DC. in suit Drafts
ana Notes collected in any STATE in the Unon and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &C. &C.
Office directly front OF Worcester House, and op-
posite the Worcester County Bible socety's Depository
Worcester Nav 10. 1852 dIstr
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EIiIIer's Onerntinn

For Filling Teeth OyerExposed Nerves.
This oper ton, original with the subscriber has
been performed by him, during two end "A hall wears.
nearly three hundred tiInes with loss OF one tooth
only so far known. Also, by several distinguished
who have been emlnently successful By no ,tRer
method OF treatment heret fore use can so many
teeth be saved alter their living membranes become
exposed s F. MILLER
decll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23
Coughs, colds, amd ConsuIuptl

The NEGETA Bile PULMONARY BALSAM, so IA
vorably and extensively known for the past Is years.
Notwithstanding the many other pan atious the day
by general consent of Physicians and othrrs aeknow.
edged as the STANDARD REMEDY for all diseases of
the Lungs, Throat and Chest Certificates to almost
any extent might be given il deemed Necessary. H.
qure for it by its whole name, many limitations have
appeared Prepa ed by Reed Cutler & Co Y aoesale
Drugsiss 80 India street. Boston, and sold in
ter by Apothecaes generally; also by country Mer-
chants and Apothecaries throughout the country.
Price so cts. decl d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

nounce the death Of Judge Il. G. o. Colby Of New
Bedford, formerly one Of the Judges Of The Court
of Common Pleas. He died in New Bedford Tues
day morning, at -four O'Clock, altera short Illness.
Judge Colby was man Of high character and at
ianmens, an able lawyer, au was much respected
in private lie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23

PRoF. ROHNER has returned 10 the city, and re-
moved his Studio TO the splendid in Union Block,
over L. D. Goddard Co.'s store, where he proposes 10
open
Draaoing and Painting Academy,
for Adults and Youths. The will be SIX dollars
for "a lessons, provided sufficient number ofpups
obtained.
MIR. r. will continue to paint Portraits usual, and
will guarantee perfect lkenesses. Specimens of his
men are invited to call, and examine their leisure.
decd diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-02-23
GrenviIie's Vegetable Extract.

This is the most effectua remedy evei discover I'd f.
the THROAT DlsFEMPER, or What is called maig-
mint putri5 rl-.ssa, y
KER, CANKER RASH, CANKER or THRUSH IN
the MOUTH or what is usually termed Sore Modth DY-
SENFERY aud Canker IN the Bowels, Sure Mouth Of
Nursing Women, and the Acrd Iiumors OF Teethng
Children IN short, for almost all the Affections Of the
Mucous Membrane oft the Mouth Throat, and aimenta-
ny canals. GT Sold by d. SCOTT, Jr.,
septl7 diff 243 Main street. Worcester
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- WAsHINeroN. Feb. %


The President elect is quietly domicilled at
Wizards. He has been called upon by an i'm
mense number of persons this morning, but has
permitted only few interviews.
Hon. Joseph r. Chandler of Penn, is rapidly
recovering.
The appointments of Caleb Cushing to the
State department, and Hon. VIM. Marcy to the
Treasury, are fixed facts
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 81.
The AIbatros left Vera Cruz on the 18th ult.,
and the Tennessee arrived IN Acapulco en- the
9th uIt., seven days and I6 hours from San Fran
cisco. She had $50 passengers and So, 43O, 600
on board
The Corez with 200 passengers, and the Pa
cic with sos passengers, were at Acapulco on
the 9th ult,, bound down.
The census returns for California make the
population 224, ABS
The news from the mining districts were favor
able. The steamer New Orleans goes to Aus
tralia.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %.
We have late and highly important advices
from Mexico. Cen Urago and Col Bobeo had
arrived in the City of Mexico
President CovaIlos mot being able to agree with
them, had resigned.
Gen. Uraga and the garrison of Mexico rmme
dately pronounced in favor of Santa Anna, and
his recall was ordered
Gen. Lombardine is made President nd iu-
term.