The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-27
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Resignation of President Aristo.
New ORLEANS, January give have intelli.
gence from the city of Mexico to the 18th instant
of the most important character. President Aris-
ia had resigned his Office, and fled from the city
on the 9Th instant Senior Cevalas, judge of the
supreme court, becomes President ad interim
General Minon, commander of the government
forces, had been defeated by the insurgents under
General Uraga in regular engagement, and the
revolutonists were everywhere successful. The
speedy return of Santa Anna was anxiously ex.
pected.
The Merican Ne.cs Confiymed-A arrival of the En-.
pre- City-Later from Hapana.
New ORLEANS, January 25.-The news from
Mexico regarding the revolution, the resignation
Of President Arista, and the temporary govern
ment, is fully confirmed. The condition of the
country was deplorable. There were doubts whe-
| ther temporary government, which Senior Cevallas
was endeavoring to establish, would succeed.
Every thing appeared to be pretty much at loose
ends. - fast -
The steamer Empire City has arrived here with
later advces from Havana. Mr.. King, Vice Pre-
sident elect, had not arrived there when the En-
pire City left
The smallpox had materially subsidized. There
were, however, frequent cases occurring.
Affairs on the Island were quiet. Business with
out any special moment or change in prices from
last accounts.
Arrival OF the Arctic-Four Days Later
from Europe.
New YoRk, January 26.-The Arctic arrived at
ak o'clock this evening, with dates from Liverpool
of the 18th Instant and fortY-nine passenrera The
Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th The
steamer Australia, from Sydney, had arrived with
one million pounds OF gold on freight
Colman Stltenfoht, of London, have failed for
300, 600 pounds, in consequence of forgeries by
Robert F. Prizes, corn dealer, which clears up the
mystery of the late extraordinary operations in
the London and continental corn markets Other
merchants have lost largely
The will of the Duke of Wellin rton rerisfered
800 900.
In Spain it was again reported that Canedo
would be recalled from Cuba.
Francis Media has died in prison at Florence
1t is surmised that he has been poisoned His wife
| is still in prison.
Bishop Ives, of North Carolina, made public
abjuration OF the Protestant religion at Rome on
| the 26th of December.
| The London Gazette makes an official announce
ment of the blockade of the whole of the Adr-
ATTIC from Duleigno to the extremist Turkish from
/ tier.
| The Austrian government has declared Kossuth
| and his friends traitors.
| Among the passen gers Of the Arctic is Don
Pedro Escandon, Secretary of the Mexican Lega-
/ ton at Washington.
1 Is
number of socialist pamphlets on his person.
| From Hapana.
| CHARLEsToN, January 25 The Isabel has ar
rived from Havana, which she left on the 2lst The
smallpox was disappearing at Havana.
| Bold Resistance of the Laps.
| PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-The officers in
charge of Richard Neal, free negro man, charged
| with abducting slaves from Anne Arund Ell comfy
Maryland, who left the city yesterday in private
vehicle, were overtaken at Chester last night by
! Neaps friends with writ of habeas corpus. 4
crowd of blacks prevented the officers from Ia king
him in the cars, and it found necessary to send
another party of officers in the morning train to
| bring the prisoner back. We have received no
| intelligence of their movements yet.
| [sEcoND DEsPATcHl
| PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-When the cars
passed through Chester this morning, large crowd
of blacks were assembled and difficulty was antic-
ipated if the officers attempted to put Neal on the
cars.
| despatch from Wilmingto this morning stat
ing that Neal passed through there last nj ht in
charge of officers Hampton and Wise, of Mary
land, is probably incorrect.
4 gffaL-sas Sailing Of the Arabia.
! New YoRK, January Is The steamer Arabia
sailed for Liverpool to-day, with Is passengers and
/ $4,000 in specie.
Railroad Accident.
! PirTsBuRGH, January 26.-About A O'Clock yes
| terday afternoon an accident occurred on the
Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad to the mail train,
which consisted of three cars. When opposite New
Brighton the axle of the middle car broke, throw
ing the car down an embankment forty feet high,
and the other cars passing on. Several passengers
/ in the middle car were badly injured, but none
killed. The principal sufferers are Mr.. Scott,
brother to Mr.. Scott, of the firm of Scott. Baker
Co., of Philadelphia, whose head was badly cut;
Mr.. Noes, leg broken; Mrs. Cheeseman, of Salem
/ Ohio back broken; Samuel scheidigger, Ger
man, going to New York, severely injured; MIR.
Skeen Of Pittsburgh, shoulder disiocated; and ex-
Sheriff Forsyth, Of Allegheny county, Penneyiva-
/ mia, badly injured in the breast. Several others
| received slight Commissions.
There are Eve feet water in the channel, and the
river falling. Weather clear and cold, and sleigh
ing fine.
/ Marksts. 8
NEw OaLBANs, January 25.-There has been an
active demand for sugar on plantation. and the
sales of the last four weeks are estimated at
hegsheads, mostly for shipment 70 the " est but
partly on account Of SPECTATORS. The prices paid