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MEXICO.

Tie New Orleans papers have dates from the City Of
Mco H. the l7h Of Oct and from Vera Cruz to the 2ls
The most important item O; news "a the entire defeat Of
The royouiiouss in the Department Of Yucatan by Gen.
eI Announcing the fact Of the overthrow OF the fac
tOnfts D. given ia extra Of TIE EcO % the 18th The
i9lowing extract Ii is dated NJ Merida the capital
IL 80. sryoE. After a continued aud well sustained
bffile ~ eight days duration, against the ac0ns, who,
wish ioiCC a. twO thousand men, Gta ked the byal
troops Il tie Supreme Government, which | have the
honor 10 command, gained, the f instant, com
tiie triumph over the Ncndae hosts who In thoir blind
and A1aless acs ave gained nothing but the barbaroas
ptrGrc u fCcing he potion OF this beautiful city which
h'y oecuIcd COM leeiy destroyed, hed with centurion
and uffTy, aud innocent families made victims 70 the
'omequtn'es u her luminous oceedinss Inc loss oi
tla ensmy IL estimated al 500 Killed and WOUNDED, ani
tbol 700 died during the fight with the cholera which is
Hhilyy fearful TaYages in the CITY Of Merida Tue in
sllgoAia have bet all their arms munitions and camp
'.ul afe. and Chief with remnant OF IA bands have
h'd ~ tho n0unians, and tranquility nganresJled and
tffffa Drccr prevails throughout the department
liz fAolfh flu rhyhges "a ara and ether places in the
department. heychl pcfFOAs If note have died from H.
nd smt - them ~ ic course 81 very iew h0uri One
- nt 'latssiD with iis continuance attributed IT, that
ihFe 81 The rndfsYDfs n the Authorities o. prevent a.
bD atd otf equally injurious ani es s0lI about tbs
~ M tstos hfO regret hc employment IN parts
= of n.y. q noD professional penons 10 attend aud treat
lffyllt hiiD ffG ~ fhs disehfe.
1ts Do,0 'ff,ot - herieo. that by tI,e
iss i1t gcttY stni - London 10 meet he dividend
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The FEEScH iSDENSirY.-A Hart Case.-The ship
Fox Of this place sailed from this port IN l796 under tbs
commend Of apt Ccfin Nhprey Of Nantucket for the
Atlantic ord Indian Oceans, where she obtained fifteen
hundred barrels Of whale and five hundred barrels Of
sperm oil In 17son her essoge home she captured
by tie IronCh. The ship cnd cargo were c0nhscaied
Capt NbiNey was subscqueuily captured in the ship
CoinrCrcc on yoyage from Norfolk to Liverpool. As
later rercd during the time Ia which reprsal' mads
between this country and France, Capt NhWey was
third time captured. lie II over ninety years Of age
Only ole rers0n II living who sailed with bimsn under
oaicer rcilIg In Nantucket Both arc in INDECENT er'
oumstances Capt Whppey Is living on charity, winch
alone keeps lin from the Aims House. More than tNo
thouseId dollars would have been due him from bis mt
yoyfge and doubtless something from The other tEo lin
Iealy lolf century since Government assumed no
claims against the French Government and this ngh-
minded ceut man Is still cf 20 mourn his loss through ne
ir;rstico OF his own country With s40OOoo00 in The
Tfeasury ono would think tie Treasury might pay Capt
Whitney The little he has against IT, Bat the Treasury
very busy keeping the New York Custom HOUSE n ps I'm,
busy helping the Treasury. New Bedford Mercury
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Nrw.yop1 pMly rulnuNr THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1853

...aa.-~.- ~ =. s~si-u-. f-,rrr ~ rfso fo"y ssfo
se~tilsit assfr.frt ~ hasse' isaf A. sees ~ 90
thsri~ss.i sfh st~rAi-e sfgrh
n = .~sssslhi. - ffsfsff - qsHefsl iHsriaHn Fhi4h
tss.teisf HssN " dts fsi're Ne frktld fef.1e'
~ 80 r-ehsisss sisoar's usi,seisi f.ailiss eeilW
tise,.siyss rahrf shsl'rt so 'hsuisflvse 'Teff
g. - ,ttt-isnsi ~ b. sfssisi aeisr faiIlng nts'e
.iss a. ~ itf~n lrlr ~ fifsf ~ Tie atsis ~ h-
ts..lhia iasftsre he tho n wtth he boon
s.sr ~ ,hs.a t=fis Not ssig 40 ni sgafe houses,
ut susAsi eh fsff ihs ceasff and iha ffoi's
ess ~ sfsira iis gffssgs fheeniss, e1fs npfia'
s..a, sses - ~ sash = ,aseaef hs' iho eys lav
ls,s ,rln hsssi, hsd stood Tho isfgs Ufns saai ~
sslsfs ssAs sni 90 trees - inmluss else bf1ton
s,a lnfr tianfh nufn hfsnfh
I odd a. ,he mssfea lhua eaused The fsn NJ, having
.ssse g. u i"wn n tpffnis snea he previous eynni1g
saadsh eyffnnw ~ 10 htnha ~ he liver ensaai anil
uuay 81 o. alifpso end entirely innndsiod The opppae
lsuh end The Creator pat ~ tho French dwellings of tho
.uipuy Houses ani Ia To- estates which tho hurricane
had ttsf,d. we're thus oafrlni away by ho waters
ia the mnai ifyiuE hn doaDlae moment ir all 'hA
families uf The colohy Whoutsolier aud droading with
f,ason tho continuance OF Tho inundafipn. some were
obliged h. construct RATS "a provide for their safety wio
themselves constrained Ia traverse Inundated uw spots
whore the weior rcA he'd a. tho waist And there they
we're With tho ut of twenty labor hnd
destroyed annhilaled In less than an hour
This destructive hurricane did not extend beyond fry
league On the cons, and thirty nthc interior
lHollgtnc Of tho disaster prevented from bong
conveyed oanr In consequence of communication being
inter- opted 10y the fallen tToce &c. aud nj lonh was Ony
conveyed with great difficulty, machato Ia hand
Nolw ihthudng the "details thus given no correct idea
II IL said be formed of the terrible devastation com
ntd, and of the misery consequent upon the visitation
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RAILROAD SWITCHES.

t. ne E2i'cT ef TIE y. y. THINE
SIR You report accident on the Hudson River Line
YonkCrs Saturday night in consequence Of the care
essntss Of q sWiichman-hat it did no. prove most dis
1froUs tie mcros chance, and should not lessen
our caution Such accidents ar. NOT uncommon, and yet
they can lie almost entirely prevented By using sead
Jusag ,pcf wei known ore On railroads, and which
Il should be imperative all to put down without dsys
delay On fore roads weight is attached 70 the lever
which moves the switch and when il Is required TO shift
train from the main track the swiichman must hold back
i- lever during the period Of its passing the moment he
lets il 60 il rights itself The switch at Yonker and that
common on our raroads has to be pushed notch
h. 1uOilor and it ft to the memory carefuness Of
the nan in charge whether il right wrong and this
should notec Je dane
Tie cost il a mere bagctele compared with the adyan
tge md indeed the thousands required 10 repair the dam
cco Of Saturday night would pat sctaJ'sing sUltctes
from New York to Albany. Look 10 Il, gentlemen Di
Tecf0is DAILY IRAvELER.
Irf fft3
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CALIFORNIA.
rrurrpANcg- pfAcER MiNIN0

a.. a.... efT Ia
's''''f' M, sss v,ttty. SATURDAY., Sept ~, 1865.
Ts.rs,snee IL taking sireng and fat hold on tho
tarulef mind IN California. Here tho use o, ahene
.plds, - beverage. has been universal ~ has Dson
adopted BY og'ry grade and Glass '" no Paps s W."
tisfe bsen such havoc Of hsalb, reason and NE rom
tho ufe Of Intoxicating liquors, as In California Vr
sirsels are literally flied with drunkards. DeIrum
tftfnens snd suicides arc common. Oar police rePOiS
constitute daily fcpors Of The fearful workings oil tbs
nnioitefsd monster The Bona of Temperance oOnstl'
iule tho oply working Temperance organization IN our
Hnic. 10 u growing rapidly into public favor ~ ~
spreading very fast Tho order has organ weekly
paper but regret " il conducted with little energy
sud crs ability Tho "bons. asa general thing, take
high ground and favor the Maine Law. I addressed
ile Hops' nj celebration, at Nevada City couple
Of weeks sncc Ny subject was the Maine LAW the
only remedy for tic evils Of Intemperence.' The
around took was commended by all met, "a the only
correct position now to DO taken by The friends OF lem
pefnncc. have learned oil several Maine Law men
who Lnye been elected to our Legislature The prob
ability IL bill will be reported and made the ground
Of Legislative discussion, by which the subject viii be
brought directly before the voters OF this state
Placer mining Btill continues good There is AZ pres
cnt, however considerable difficulty experienced for
water Canals and bitches will constitute the princ
pal works OF internal improvements for some time
There will be essential TO enable the population OF the
State 10 mine successfully
Quartz mills are now all doing well, as far as | can
learn, but find it impossible to get specific statistics
They are all too general am confident that quartz is
to be TIE principal mining business in this State
The machine of Burden has been put in operation IN
this place and regret to say that my opinion has not
undergone any change in relation to it, since saw it
operate at the Fair at Castle Garden in 1923 As
crusher it is comparatively useless. 1t does not
dispense with the use of stamps, and operate upon
tadHgs but slowly. As an analgamator, cannot see
how il can be made 10 work to any advantage. lt
cuts up and carries oil tie mercury very rapidly.
Potatoes, Barley, and Hay the three staple crops of
California are both very abundant and very low Wheat
ard Barley suffered considerably from rust The Wheat
crop has been reduced about one-hiih account of
the rust Farmers, however who raised Wheat, have
as general thing realized not much short Of one hun
dred dollars TO the acre. &. 4 J.
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RUN.

IT, The Editor Of Tie Y. J. TSibrne.
SIR Some three weeks since the writer took exten
sye through the coal producing regions in schuyki
County Penn and from inquiry and observation came 10
tie olCUson tia the want Of stringent law for the pre-
ve ton o the sale Of intoxicating drinks is Of the main
causes Of the Teseut high price Of coal and high as it IT,
viii in all probability go higher He has freely expressed
tie opinion that the price Of coal dollar per tun
higher than il would he the miners had been so5r and
Industrious and is fortified in that opinion by the receipt
Of Tie Miners Journal Of Oct %, in which VIC lind the
following:
X coal just and those es.eeed o-tnl,e ho
O1isder entirely cut % Ram
las he tup from tbs AZ least 0ae hundred thousand
hk yCsT witch vii be tho Of enhancing he price OF
coal al Gf TN in tie eHeIen, markets - h.i ths
tc IN region he viii probably cot ne Pea
DE nearly million dosrs the single item fuel aai
ihtt vii out ieueirnF lis single io,s Tai eor
ige Gicuf b ~ rl0 osad TeuIe0N adrsoIa tiaats'
and luGofo"
Think # hi- also housekeepers ofhis City are you vii
ling 20 CoHtinEe this traffic az such Tunous expense
moral and pecunory. Truly pleasant prospect before
u tls winter Not day bat numbers OF men are parad
Ing through the streets with guns their shoulders wasting
Irt oi0us time ard money, which many families viii ant
bClOTe tie coming winter is over
W.sa-l " n
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
WoEKMrN : SHINE IN ENGLAND


y ~ L.l'.r y fHsN.i \. iifttrs
SIR want g. tel YOU how you aid the cause OF
humanity In short, it's by appealing through your pow
eihl rUfs to 0 tloWolk people and others well disposed
70 contribute money aud provisions 10 sustain the trades
cf England. in insisting he expressions of the masters
Such AID. Il sufficient vii help the operatives OF America
nrd the employers The English masters want 20 keep
down wages. SO that whom the turn in trade comes,
prices dTc,-they flood the American market with
,htapy medic iron and cloth.
a American operatives sustain the strikes ami they
will su ain their wages here, while aiding their OPP
vr,ssd brethren in Britain Let American employers sus
lain he strikes by large contributions, and they may snap
their fingers az your stupid Ad Val Tariff AID avert
the evil DAY Of ruinous prices. lours
An OLD ENGLISH FACTORY CLERK
Isfs's. Get - ltss
PS Every word in Karl MARKS letter Of the 7th
inst is true touching the Intentions Of bad men, to pro-
woke the operatives TO overt acts, think.
We have so little faith in strikes TO saad lille until
demanded rate of wages paid, that we cannot take
any prominent part in the course of action proposed
above; but we should like right well to aid in procur
Ing such a revision Of our Tariff as would secure i'm
mediate work and good wages here for all the artisans
and operatives deprived of employment in Great Bri-
tain. We think this the more excellent way but let
every one act asto lin shall seem advisable Ed.
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Issued ao1 TaE UNITED STATES '.rSSr OFFICE 10" 'AA
WIN Paard Of New.York n T. for Improved Projecting Bah
WsrIs ioI War vessels Dated Nov. !, 1873 ..,,r
Gavin 99rps1er III Of fnn9ess' a "a ia Patented IN
a Chsih.m ofcsnos, n for improvement in Car o''V'
Giben csrt Of EewYork n T. for Improved Pen and PsS'
John corrsh Of Quincy H. Improvement IN Cane ana
Msize Gutter. Dated Nov. !, 1883 .. 4. Goa.
Bsn Of Pitisbursh Pa for I@pf''"sH" In Con
denseTa toF Steam Engnes Daed No' TO- ro,ovse,ts In
Chsrnesy o. Crosby OF New aysa Oy"p I5si V'
Cbaunees o Crosby Of Hewavep Conn for Improvements
Heellnes Tor stiesns Pus Dated Nov lso, tov,nsu., ID
Nscbiues Tor stek M Pins Dated Nov l, isn - Nal
David Demsret Of NewYork, N " for ho'e rf0'e'0"
Josph Fsrnsworth Jr Of Madison Ind, for lnpr0vsn'nA'A'
iuthr Fsnsht Of Macon Ca or Improvements IN ResasAs
tte speed Eugneo Dated Nov; issj ,ov.r.ut
10 Gnin trsdss. Dated Nov. l. Issl r..,..a a, Ina.
Edmund Mofeweod1 drosse kssen Of London Eng ss, W
P' Resell Mss q bsdsi NJ ior Improvement Aasa'A
sftlass es CAniasss. dated NOV isN A. c-o.,,srf
nfsss saI ils rassspss dsIsd No,. d. 1855 all
llssr N Rlne'taaa q NselorA \ 7, Tor lnP0'ss 0'-
JsSs fsra 4 F.hsm n Y, 70, Improvement N s'rs" HA
O,sa ssgsgaiess astrd Nov itAa A, Ma.
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REI0IoS AID TENPERANcE.-Tho following exceIcu,
Receives were unanimously adopted ~ the SoliAer,
Churh OF Western Pennsylvania az It's late Synod al Con
vCnt.OH st LowAtown, Mialn Co:
Uhercas, Universal experience has proved Iniemper.
ance to he Of the giant evils Of the world spsesn,
is baneiu influence lot only the de snes Of ndy
dues. iut c.so of families Ct churches. and Of nations
and UkfrCO tie manufacture and traffic in intoxicating
Liquors as beverage, which the grand Of per.
Ieuatirg ths Of humanity have been legakei by
legislative action and ccncC and all moral influence has
after ample experiment been proved inadequate 70 hs
suTpre lon II Ibis evil Ind lYercas an chor has 70,
oyeTs years been in prcess by the phianthropist pa
trois ard Christians cf our land e. eNtermnse L by
pTohbtory legal action, which kind Precedence hs.
crowned with signal succe in the state OF Maine and
elsewhere retaining TO bis III mind the doluded inc
b,iaie ard spreading peace. Joy, and domestic com6
over nuiiudos Of families before stepped in destuiiOn
misery and degradation therefore
PaoisS That this Synod cordially approve % the of,rt
now in progress In our commonwealth 70 the enact.
meui OF prohihory liquor law, the only eecaal rem.
Cdy tor the curse Of lr,cmperance
HeCcd That IN view II the solemn fact revealed 10
IL God Iloly Word that drunkard shah inherit the
Kingdom q God the responsibility for this evil Z de.
tnotly brought within tie province OF the Christian Minis
try ard Church and that we Ministers and lay repre-
sentsiyes fthe church. will do everything IN power
by Christian and lawful means b secure the enactmoni d
,1ch law o0d to promote and preserve such state Of
public option as viii secure is faithful execution When
elaltCu
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I'll. pAeO

ne Hon ANfonio fSdeor Of the 18Th ult pubhol tho
follow log arwa ffon 81 lasO
tali Tom lilo arrived lnsi Tuesday morning with
u rsnla % hni ~ faHg mail IA days HON tho al.rr
iissa
1i,n Hon Mrss,e Doane aud Crosby Lieut. wilkins aud
lodi ani htszfe 81 J. uesme aud Duncan came pasaan
gee with The mail ifain
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TEXAS.
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
FORT BELKNAP, Texas, Oct ,, 1853
The following statement was made here to-day, by
Mr. NJ ID. Hart, the chief sufferer:
lie left Fl Paso the 9th Of September, for the set
Element with party of ten persons, including young
woman ard three children, whose husband had been
killed at I'll PasO by the Pueblo Indians. He was act
rg guide and protector TO the party. 1t appears
all the mules and wagons belonged TO him.
When the party had arrived at the junction of Mar
cy's Road, some Of the animals had strayed of Mr..
Hart and Mexican boy went in search, and soon
found them When he returned he found that three OF
tie men had each taken mule and started for Phan-
tom Hill. he went in pursuit, overlook them at
Phantom HILL got bis mues and returned with provs-
ions for the woman and the remainder OF the patty
When lie arrived he found all the party gone, the
wagon the side Of the road, turned in the other
direction. bullet-hoie was seen IN the fore part OF
IT, large quantities OF blood was seen al about the
wagon, also bsndages with blood upon them. The
wagon contained several articles Of the woman clothes
and most al OF the provisions. Tie arms aud amun-
tion were all gene. About mile from the place Of
the catastrophe, a creek were found bloody banda
Ces, one with some hair corresponding 10 Nexcans
that was among the party.
From tie signs, and tracks found near the wagon
and upon tie road it is supposed that tie party were
attacked by small party OF Indians, and tie woman
and children carried or
Gen. Rusk, L. S. Senator from this State, passed
through here three DAYS AGO, with party OF twenty
On his way 10 II Paso. He is making personal obser-
yations OF the proposed Southern Route tor tie Pacific
Rarcad Thus Tar, he is impressed with its superior
advantage over any ether route. Travellers passing
through here from FL Pas0, and neighbJrhoOd Of the
River GlG speak ia the highest terms of the route
A party of twenty-six Camanche chief and warriors
are coming from the head waters Of the Red River
10 council be held in this month az the Clear Fork
Of the Braz0s River.
deputation Of Wacos are here negotiating 70 re-
turn 10 their old grounds in Texas They unsafe
TO lave near the settlements, and viii probably not
succeed
Tie troops, in obedience 10 orders from the War
Department, are rapidly concentrating upon the Rio
Grsnde Nothing OF hostile nature appears TO exist
on tie lines. v
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De Witt Champion, Tor p. W Cranpton. a. he Wa,
sign bis name.D OF Plainyils. Hartford Co. Conn H1
been mi-.ing since Oct 49, e wss in New Haven on -
DAY. and after doing his business Agen, OF TIE Panv
Trading Co. ard depostng certain funds he aecIinet y
take S6CO 20 Panville saying that he Was going 10 Has.
ferd and left town in confused and partially dsrap,as
state OF mind. The day lie was seen in spring6
Mass His habits ana character are excellent aad Lar,
concerning him. Mr.. c. Is % years old feet inchs.
high has light hair. light blue eyes, light eonplere
rather full face WITH al times, flush his cheek M
head ard head rather large, shoulders slightly s0pa,
pounds has q cGrewoIn expression of coun,enance y,
disposed to cOnverse and would appear reserved and ne
snchoy. Ho wore black hat. now black Oyercos
black penteloons and coat black satin vest and az
watch.
reward of s5 beside all the proper charges ana q,
penses viii De p.id for Information leading 70 hi. al.
covery. Telegraph to W. f.. Sugdon, Hartford or VIA
20 Wm CHAMPION Painvile, Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03

ADRiAE, Mich, Monday, Oct a. an
gsate Anti slavery Conve ntion closed two "a. :.
zion last evening Something Of effort l. now IN -
gress to present % the people Of Michigan the vss,
tho radical Ab0litionsts. Mr.. aud Mrs Foster All II
Garrison, Of hassachu and j. w. Walker and N
Robinson Of Ohio, have held meetings in yarous a.
in the State, and this Contention IL part OF ths 81
aramme II operations. Tho Convention was Of -
character and attended and participated IN ), ~
Slavery men u 81 sorts. The Fosters and Mes.rs Ca.
son and Robinson we're the advocates u he non 49,
Anti Slavery. and the Rev. Messrs. WeIlmaa Trn ~
others advocated Free Democratic principles asi' n,
urea A considerable delegation was present fro- =
ous places in the State, and deep interest was mx,
in tie discussions State Anti Slavery Society wa !,
gnDized of which Samuel iIaybalL OF this place -
elected President and Thomas Chandler Of Resin a.
responding Secretary. About 600 were eoniribl.ei -
pledged to carry forward The proposed operations n
hssocation The friends Of the seem animated !,
hopeful oorncsness The citizens OF this pleasant Z.
beautiful young city have in these discussions eyiuos
CONNIE ndsble beralisy-a lberalty and fairness yS
their press in reporting tho proceedings Of tbs CoaT
ton have BY 10 means represented. They seem 10 n,
taken The HeroH Of your City a model An a
that Nr GausOns presence and speeches have tenS.
greatly to prejudice against him AMI his psper
in those place he has visited va