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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

VoRk FAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE STREET
y i.dgete Hi Losdop.--fhn above honse is centrally
s.natco bns 40 excellent coffee ten private
sitting rooms between forty and fifty light airy
Eood room warm cold aud shower ba al
rsady; nieht porter in attendance fixed charee r
yants The Now York Herald is 6ed.n THOS. QtARTER.
NAME also propietor of the Crown Scepte Tavern
Gresnyjchp tenders his grateful thanks to Ms
friends for the iayors he hiss long at their hands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
". McGRAW, s55 Br0afwav
Or ALBERT II. NICOLAY, auc.ioneer. ~ Wall street.

LBERr b. NICoLAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
"A mptory sale at auction of 500 beautiful building
and va SITES in the village Of Yves. Flushing the
half miles from New York.
Albert II. Nicoay VIII sell Tuesday Sept. 10 1885, at
O'clock. H., on the ground. 500 valuable aad choice
lots arc mostly by part Of the
handsome properly owned by the Wet Flushing Land Com
natural ADVANTAGES ptopertyis surpassed by
Any in tina vicinity Of New York located high ground
rounding country. II si.nsted bety Tho
Fewto md Flushing about mile from each and is
cessie during the hos year. ny stages e eve
The New York and Flushing Rarcsd, tnov being
Der next and passes directly through ths vsgs
and will have the depot US osntre thus bringing West
Eushas within twenty or twenty hye minutes Of New
entire distance (Which only abolt Ave ard bali ples3
hour, from Ave O'clock A. NJ tsn O'Clock r M
81 ratio Of comm not exceeding s. year BY this
means West Flushing will be easier Of than the
pAt Of New York Besides the railroads other val
Nshs Of extensive nature in progress
&c. 80 tho completion OF which must enhance the value
81 this property from hundred TO two hundred cent
and render of tho safest and most profitable invest
nents that can be made. 80
wids opened and graded In the beat
the expense Of the present owners whe have also set
lake Of pure water as park for tho uss OF tho
Terms Of sale will be liberal The title IL unquesonabe
which printed abstract will DO furnished gratis to evsry
Free passage tickets West Flushing with maps
every information, be had by all attend
application 70 tine nuctopeer.
,Gs w w. E6ssw y Suffolk street
Should rain on the 18th September. thu sale will not
sake pAce till the next ir day ut tho hour and place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

TEE AUCTION SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES
fomaged At the late fre of Green wich street
VII held on Tuesday, tie 9Th inst at 9i O'Clock A. NJ
at ne store Of A. EyERETT. No. 81 Oey street. The
ste comprises general assortment Of mea's boys
mems misses and cAiidrens boots shoes brogsns CATERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

CALO0N. WITH BAe. BOXES. SUPPER AND PARTY
- and family spartAsnts, for sale. Loeassn anl
bssssss Good lease and very THIS
10 chance 40 the svnsr retres Apply ct 70 Beck
man street. second story. o. WARREN.
ITO FLUTE AkA1EURs-roR SALE. ONE or c.
i Ncholson,s genuine improved futes No. 4C64 Price
H5: Apply at III West fifteenth street between Sixth
and Seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTI0NEER- HOUSEHOLD
w furniture WI lillian Irving Co. will sell at
ton Tuesday, September at l01 cloo at No. 80
Howard street neral s.,ors Of
gary French and black walnut sedsads mattresses ster
beds holsters and pillows black walnut seat chairs
mahogany sn6 painted dressing bureaus wsshstAnds sud
crockery &e. Also general assortment Of kitchen furn
ture, with which the sale will commence.
WIN. B. JONES. AUCTIoNEER VIRTUE OF
w ebatte mortgage to duly delivered will expose
Tor sale a. pubic auction this day At 10 o'clock, NJ q
inch bsre 2k feet stroke with fly wheel paies hostle
valve heater and pipes &c also boiler front crate
ta;nng to the also 20 wrought iron shafts pues
peItaining to the same
HENRY BISHOP, Attorney for M,rt,sges
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

IDRAErY, WINES. TEAS.-THIs DAY, AT lO,s
ID O'clock, 81 Dey street Greenwith, an assort
Of sicesries tea: mustard pepper maoearoni New
reane ground coffee hgs dates rAsns. to-
paccc snuf scgars, brandy gin. wioe also half
APE Of brandy, on account Of whom it nav concern.
N WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auetioaeer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

lDTEaFlEKMREM RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- SM FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a
SALES AT AUCTION.
A Ucr,os NoTIcE5CR9ckERy GLASS, CHINA.
md iIs ss:: sss and a'
a gcrJeEs EyoTlcE-TMos; BELL, AyoTIosEESR VI =
sss sso
s
R.assss. e. - .eiss.ss:s ssisse'
A UcrIoN NoyIcE.-ro SASH AND DOOR MANU-.
OF sxse ths
as.tlOn capitalists particularly rssI'rins
n
.ors the drying Che fourth stor! The term, Of
the oonoc iS.' Pssssuiars =! sale, 49,
a Lprrr 3. NIcoLAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s: ss issus a:Ssa
r. % Il sh s o ss, 81 s s
ls5 fs These lots are located slevsted ysend
:s'; Ysrs ssy e 6:
s: e ~
arc now being opened and graded BY present
aud expense win be spared to ornamsp. and bsauy the
Eround.
The ssls will sjse comprise about fifty lots remaining
sold Of sections and two same sire Stssmboats ply
20 and Fort Hamilton several times day, which,
With the stages ard the contemplated railroad from
Brooklyn will this valuable accessible
sould be desired. lf.t
The terms Of sale will be liberal large share Of the
pnrct money remain bond mortgage for
term title T. unquestps.hs Of which print
Passage tickets will be furnished gratis to all wishing to
tend the sae by the splendid Ksyport leaving
Dot Of Chamber street, at IL O'clock NJ the day of
hls t0f
Should the weather prove rainy Tuss5sy Sept the
asls will not take psceti the fair day at the same
hour and place
For pnsSaSs tickets maps, &C.. apply to
j. w BARKER, ". .N.ss., otroat
J. c. SANDERS, Nv . t'"''Au s'iSoS'
N McGRAW, 455 Broaaw,v
OR ALBERT H. NICOLAY suc.ioneer. 40 Vail street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

p!er, BACON co, BANKEas, SAN FRANCISCO,
CR-EyohRu7e London, Valparaiso aud Tire prj .ofs
PSI ces % the United States sls in sums 70 suit Csi
eccus made 81 ssn francisco ia. Interior Of tKs
STATE snd ryeceess ly rer,itted Refer 10 ana d-s
on tho Anesean Exchange Bank Hesrs Dsacsa SherrsA
i Co., Nov ycea.
DHTN1X MINING AND MANHrAcTpRiNC COW
psny II the state Of Virginia otos.- Ene holders 81
eetbeates OF stock in chs COMPANY particularly re-
aGested totnd tho Same TO the cs ~ the company No
broadway The object or this notice md reJusst 10 tie
change the certcato and pvo the hc'de Of al eorh
Gates regularly issued in place THE old and 10
dseany that may have toen iuprorery sued ny orser
of~N,e hoard. SAMUEL L. MifCuILia frcftdcnt.
y. J.. McCrraDs, Secretary
DEMITrhNCEs 10 ENGLAND IRfLAND, AND SCDr-
IN land We Jrafts BY special authority psy Abie
~ Union Bank OF Lanion, Beihst Banking Company %
Ireand and the Natoea Baak Of Scotland, vt sight ana
In sums from 81 rpuerds
TAYLOR BN0IHkR5, No 40 Wal street, cor. Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

NEW CREEK C0MPANT.-NOTICE-TH STOCK
Nv holdsrs OF tho New Greek Company Of Hampxirrs
county Va are hereby notned tbs. election
Wall street New YORK; Friday the 9th SeptenLer De-
tween the hours OF 10 NJ and Up The transfer Rocks
Will be closed fsom the nth 10 che gh Septsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

A LBEsT n: NICoLAY, AUCTioNEEg:-PEKEMPT-
Brighton BY order Of Desosway Isa late Sheriff Of
/ ALSFRT II NICOLAY will SILL THURSDAY, Sept. g. at
u O'Clock A. NJ the ground by order Off o. DesoswAy
Esq., lse Sheriff Of Richmond county s. without reserve
the Highest bidder FIVE valuable building lots
9nl stcs situated q the beautiful and romantic viii
ngo Brighton the INN edate borhood Of the
residences Of c. Vanderbilt Matthew Morgan and
John Greene, Erqrs and within Eve minutes walk Of
IRE ferry Tho lots located the highest in New
Brighton commanding extensive and elegant view VI tho
b1y. huFtor, and narrows.
Also neat Gothic cottage, built IN tho most odsrn
with all the usual improvements being about 6fty
feet front and BY about eighty et depth
tanning sixteen exclusive Of laundry Kitchen, bath
and heated by air together with
eleven desirable lots This besutifu property situated
midway between the New BrSht0a and Quarantine
AID in the immediate vicinity Of the Contemplated
ferry I'm provements which oed. The Qua
kyant-e boats leave every half hour from O'Clock A. M
trpt o'clock p NJ, aud the last boat leaves whitehall
rs York, at halfpast eleven O'Clock H. which gives
A-ty to gentiemnn business in the
York desons of mskidg this beautiful place
privste vesit This IL chance be met
eth the this property being
perfectly with water and take this
s situated the highest point
Anding without exception the anest the
Vorld.
Should il storm Thursday Sept 8, tbs sale will not
bake piece until Wednesday the th inst at ths
and place. Terms and title perfect For litho
graphic and full particulars apply to the auctone
~ W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

ID W. WESTCOTT. AUCTI0NEFR.- MoRTGAGE SALE
~. of household furniture r W Westcost will sell by
virtue of chatel mortgage Wednesday st 10 clock
large and general assortment Of fnrniturs at 1863 Eighth
lounges marble top dressing plain marble top
marble top centre side and pier tables msbs
dining and do walnut and mahogany book
cases. sdeboards etegere mahogany French and other
bedsteads hair mattresses featherbed bedding spring
tapestry and ingram carpets elcoths With gnsra sssort
deposit required from every purchaser and thu goods
moved Immediately j, ANDREWS, Attorney for Mortss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

syHAIIrN0g TO ANY NAN IN Wr5rcUESTrR
~ ooupty.-~rhe Subscriber challenges sny in west-
ccter county Pitch game aucts twenty nve dol
lars TO be pitched At Cooper HOTEL TorJhs three Woke
ROBERT MURRAY. yssaAAa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

ID W FROST, AUGTI0NEER. WILL SELL THIS
~. day IT 10Y O'clock by order the sssisness
NO - Spruce street beautiful of
CANT suits in plush and satin damask, sofas. s,fa-
stands, mirrors paintings Canary brds Also valuable
stock Of choice old liquors. wines and Navana s3a At
IL O'clock valuabe lathe ard circulsr The whole
will be sold without lbs Paris paint Of
superior quality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
HOTELS.

HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAS.-THE ARCADE
IL Hotel Chesnpt street, above SIXTH philadelphia has
recently been opened on the plan OF Europesn hotels
wbere Lodging and meals be had separa ely or
Ihe rates OF charges are as follows pe night or far
twenty four hours 90 cents breakfast snd tea each q
cents drrer 90 cents For the alton
men travelling wthons ladies, there il NO piacs In PbiaJe
pha e9rsl to this house for and econony Trv
j. b. BROWN Pr6pt,etor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

MONEY, MONEY, At 4s vESEv srRFET-CAsu
ul advances made b,ugt fer co ,h m,roha,-
5ss OF ms.s al, sinds goods IN tond sesars pianes
watches diamonds jewery firearms nearly All
descr ptoIs and articles OF vaiue generally ~ FER
SALE cheap, line piano. American and Havana ssrar, IA
a. 43 vesoy street, from . t05. ~'s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
A ssIGNEz's sALE-FoR SALE, TIE EXTENSIVE

A SSIGNEES SALE-FOR SALE, THE EXTENSIVE
n establishment known the Poiyglott Printing Office
IL Frankfort street. Park row. together with
valuable lease covering the whole building aud having
nearly ave to To capitalists persons wishing
10 10 the business opportunity seldom
sauald bcro offered The establishment occupying
scfts embraces gins five large qusntity
pr type az sill kinds nearly and all the
complete to the successful Of work
English foreign In every variety aud am
bent Tho business has large circle OF cssh and
it'll ptopee attention could be made very profitable
previously disposed OF at private sale the whole will
o6 Of public suction the premises the 18th day OF
epteNber at 2ocock NJ For further particulars
inspection Of the property, apply to WILLIAx RADDE
Assignee, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

DOR SALE OR TO LrASF-A HOUSE AND LOT.
II 20 fset fronting Resde street aud 20 iron ting
haitian place by l0 feet in depth, within walk
OF 6e City Hall and Of all the railroads
penon 70 be made on tho premises 20 Reads street
largo locking glasses suited
sold At half price They have been o0ly few in
uke
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
TENANTS REGISTER.

SMALL BRICK HOUSE TO LrT-FROM 18TH SEP.
te%ssr or tbis day snail three story brick house in
been occupied BY family about leaving for Europe rent
$3.50 per Anpum. Address box $50 Post Ofice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

NEONEg.-CAsH ADVANCES MADR ON c0NsIUN-
WI r.nt or bought out literally for cash watches, dia
moads e~slry planes aud other muticai inst-usns to
gether With vsusbls Of every kind At " Gsss strssA
bctweD Greene and Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., WANTED.

TJOUSE WANTED-A TWO STORY HOUSE. WITH
Ii all the modern improvements between Eighth aud
Twenty tr streets Possession requires Rent
not TO exceed $780, Address stsng full particulars box
| so Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

DhRTMEP WAETED-jN COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
J. ~ tic Wet Indies person possessing 3 Sensral
knowledge Of business, and capital Of 1890 viii be rs
eeiv0d partner In well established bonsc This 0p.
portunty would he desirable for orc whose health
would DO bene6todby warm climate. Address
boz "a Broadway Post Once "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

NH0NEY.-MoNEY ADVANCED on THE MOST
l pleasing terms In to suit applicants on wac
plste DIAMONDS, Pianos, liquors silks any other do
scrpon Of property ct tho Pacific Agency and Loan OF
confidence and honor may be relied upon
NJ. G. McLOUDULIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

dor SALE, OR TO LET-THE NEW FOUR STORY
house. Nos ID and ID Ashland place. date Perry street
built in the most perfect with oil the modern i'm
Eroyemens Apply to u. BLOOMER. II Ashland place. or
aOS Broadway. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

TIVE UPPER PART OF HOUSE TO RENT IN
Monroe street, with family Of two persons. For
further particulars inquire Of
JOHN e. BACON H3 Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

IJOBoKEN.-ON OR rwo SINGLE 9FN.IHMvn
Ii gen.iensn and wife obtain nj a.
SAINT rooms a.sl the ferry Address C. ID aas 2a hood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

DRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE A FORTUNE
I'D For sale Of the beat public houses and bowling
loops in the city where good business Is daily doing
prospect of Immense trade Terms moderate and par
cash only wanted. Inquire Of MADDEN q KING, IL
Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

A CHANCE FOR A GOOD INvEsTMENT.--TOR
IA saie two four story brick houses Second avenue.
near Thirty street three houses on Egath
two four stry houses In Foreth street, Eighth
and several other houses Terms easy Apply to ),
PECARE, No. l63 Hester street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
EOR AA.u.

kOn nn0-ZI0HTH AVENUE AND JANE STREET
YZU.OUU property SALE one Of the best bakeries
city. Two thirds u the purchase main
and mortgage for Of the Same wsnid
be Leased good tenant Inquire Ut ia Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

60 nm PARTNER WANTED WITH ABOVE
pC.VVU. pmscnt In cash, to Jeia tho advertiser in
manufacturing business which Is sertain to
tune in short time the person urdersk ing IL
TIE profits are nearly 100 cent aud ready sales
that be msde OF which the party will be satisfied
interview No communication will receive attention u a.
ise accompanied by The address Of the enquirng
As this no bumbug the party must be able
the cash. credit will not answer is casb business
Address Cash Manufacturer, Herald ofhca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN
New York, Brooklyn or williamsburg. model farm of
thirty six in the highest state Of cultivation we'll
stocked with fruit and good buildings in the limits OF Eliza
BEETHOVEN, N j., ten minute walk from the depot. In
qrire ut log Chatham street, corner Of Pearl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

L,0R SALE At A BARCAIN-THE STOCK AND FIX.
lures Of liquor store and lease of tho whole house,
ooir good business cheap rent aud good 10 aon 1he
has other business to take OIL Apply the pre-
misses, SO Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

ODGINCs MANHATTAN HOUSE,. Nos g AND -
~ Ctntrs street near tho Park. Strangers wii do
to cali At tt ne@ establishment end examine the supsse
five Cebts nifbt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
~ MORE FIoHTINo IN EUROPE.
AZ TURKS STILL SUCCESSFUL IN ASIA
HALIFAx. Thnrsdav. Dec. %. /

II HALIFAX lhuio1dNi Dcc. ., lNJb
nc steamship America, Capt Lang from Liverpool
,.rdsv afternoon Dec TO- arrived at this port at 81
',ok this morning She brings 81 passenger and par
sfdght.
No steamer Hermann sailed from Southampton on the
,ypOon Of the 9TH Dec, with full cargo and $50 pas
egers.
The Collins steamer Pacific arrived at Liverpool on We'd
s-dsy morning Dec T. at O'Clock
WIN the Hermann LEFT remehsven ice closing the
trer
The Americas news is not very exciting. With regard
he Eastern question II is certain that the -Four Powers
nave resumed their joint action in favor Of peace and that
Asy have recognized by formal protocol the paramount
rorancc Of preserving the present territorial arrange
ants Of Europe On this basis have been taken
bold joint conference which lie to be open TO the repre-
ntsyes Of Russia and Turkey thus making conference
Ssx commissioners As yet nothing further has trans
ved touching this matter The proposition, however, is
rgsry grasped at by the Russian partsans but is unfa
vuby looked upon by the liberal press and party who
ank that Turkey ha, right TO claim something
Gan the mere status gvo ante bva They insist that the
,sent opportunity should be seized to obtain the free
uygsiion Of the Danube and Black Sea and the abandon
sent Of all Russian claims againt Turkey.
10 the absence Of any symptom that the Gar viii abate
h preionsons the Sultan recede. not much prospect
,,,santly appears OF a settlement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23

The citizens of Erie continue their shameful war on
the Railroad Companies and on the public at large
The letter Of correspondent in another column ex-
Libts the nature of the hOstes they practice, and
the feelings they provoke among sensible people OF
other places II seems also that tie operations Of the
mob are spreading and that they not only punish their
enemies in the borough of Erie, but are tearing up
rails and digging and burning down bridges at some
miles distance from that place local magistrate,
of the rank of Justice of the Peace has also decreed
that the injunction of the Federal Court is of no ac
count and has levied heavy fine upon men proceed
ing under its sanctions to restore the road to state
of usefulness What will be the next step cannot be
rurmised but it is certain that the rioters must sue
cumb at last They ought to bsQunshed By exclusion
from the benefits of all railroads forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-23
MEXICO.
SANTA ANNA AND HIS PROSPECTS.

CouesI ondence Of The Boston Post
CRY OF MEXICO, Monday, Nov 81, 1853.
II i said land constraned TO deem probable) thst
the iperGl drama soon 10 be ro0dnced AMI
before the unstable populaee Of Mexico, by one Who's
early has in il some Of tho features which dn
tiuguised hat Of Iiurbde II rumor Is b DO erediteds
General Santa Anna Will before many months pat on the
imperial robe which proved 50 fatal to the last "eare
LIE I,uri5de az have said, this cbieftain orig
psIy in the eryice Of Spain and like him no went over
10 the popular when the Of success was dawn
inc uren H. Little il known OF his ancestry be wodId
ses 10 have been the 8cer Of his own fortunes In
ls2 find him cadet in the Spanish regiment OF IN
fautry stationed az Vera Cruz. In 1871 he anne
Lieuferat Colonel in the SpaEh service having d's-
charged BIZ duty creditsbly About this period and soon
aftsr Iturbide had proclaimed the plan Of IyHata
Santa Anna joined the ranks Of the patriots and atthe
deeisve battle Of COTdOva he commanded the painse
cavalry He aerward captured his native city Vera rue
The SPANISH forces retreatng into the Castle OF san JAN
de Jllon. wheree they ultimately sailed fOr Spain:
His enemies say that he turned against inrbiie no.
until after being refused b. him the hantof Dona Nco
love- maiden sister Of the Emperor whom he had eve
waited TO the rank OF Princess Of the blood royal Bas
i diff cult to credit that Cen Santa AnnA with al mas an
tifop shoud have taken 80 mneh 10 heart am res"nso
"a so formidable mode OF reyengD2 the denai o spoase
twice his senior in years In ais subsequent nairmoniaA
connections all events he seems to have selected care
July with reference both ta youth and beauty Ihe pre-
xomen II Mexico and not More than IS years Of age.
Buf be the cause Of ms separation from lrurbide
what II may Gen: Santa 5fnha was i9and RronansU
among those who Erst proclaimed the Repubhc aye
the Empire in egg, and entered zoGlonsly into u
iestine struggle which ended in ne dethronemeD :
deefh 81 Iturbide. He supported also the ~,
nm Of Logoto which sought the expulsion Of all u
live Spanards, from the country which dpf arlse
large portion OF the wealthest and with an enoly ~
ita the loss Of which in financial point o. ys" 80
has lt TO the present Day In ls7 Gen santa An "a ~
came Governor Vera Cruz In lsSs be nr, bs Re 70
s s,J ~ a nIn,;or of the federal and adophf tns
central Of Goysrnp%s91 Hs5e an sassss
Texan difficulty which hss mao ss0,a Anna sIoneSai q
he TSos Msaa RpsOS -,ao sue, Ss ,hs e sSSa q
isiriy &c sai,s ,-.ted from the United States OF ne
cssitaOn The Constitution sdoptsa ~ saTss "a =
sIa x,s modelled after that Of the American Unsr
vas under the provisions Of this Contribution an T. a.
e t stepbeu Austin that they had made theif eouss
h Texas Tie Texan cOlOn. then ns.STs gheh wa i
&c, s,,. betsI than mere military dieatossap ins
,.~ 10 e6erce their submissicL pee gfaIee ns'"'s
don 4 he. SHss-a pselxsass :. ilasPssssAss' -