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bIg alive to love If conatry and al that sdds to
batonal tnsss he who serves his country faith
fully maintains its honor and adds to its fame and glorv
Is certain to be rewarded for s patriotic action tha
APPRECIATION and admiration .G his countrymen TIE
state and city have not bsen unmndfu OF your
wees The evidence lies in the ac,s and joint rssolu
Of the legislature and the brilsnt pon extended
10 you upon your return aud other acts done the
nicps sutno tiles Ic conclusion, nov deliver to
these b<evet communications ad in doing feel deep
conviction that should your country further demand
your services II will End you rady and willing TO NEST
her call aud that at the close OF another campaign you
will have added to the laurels you now wear.
When the Colonel had ended ne d. ributed the promo
tons awarded as follows -
Col. Ward Burnett, to be Beyet a rgadier General.
Lieut. Col Jas c. Burnham, to be Cola ne
MAJOR Garret Dykeman. to be LieutensA It Colonel
captain MOI ION Fairchid, to be Major.
captain Alfred W. Tay lor, 10 be Naior.
Captain A. Farpsworth, to be Major.
Captain 6. Bolivar Hall TO be Major.
First Lieut. Jas S. McCabe TO bs lCsptshs.
First Lieut Israel Miller 10 be Captain
Second Lieut. w. Browne, to bs First Lie utenaut.
Second Lieut. Henry Gaines, to be Fret Iieu tenaat
Second Lieut. Ihos. Rogers 10 be First Liz, Iensnt
Second Ijsnt Henry Dusenberry. TO be First "a sat.
second lAeat Hypoite Dardonvle TO be First Lieut..
second Lieut. Carl Becher to bs FIRST rieutensA It
second Lieut. Chas : Cooper to be Fret Le,ytA osnt.
secona Lieut. David Doremus to be First LieutxS ant
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Markets.

CHARLESTON. July 28, 1858.
Cotton during the week 900 b.,as at prices
VAR Ing from 6Ic. 30 The market is rm aud tend
hg upward Good mdaiirg and mddng fair are quoted
at llc R4ceipts OF the week. 1,1CO oales s.o,k on
hand, 500. The prevailing cold weather is doing
irjury 10 the growing crops particularly cotton
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Tho --latest by the Asia.

IIFEhTUUI, ShIurrhy, July IO-I T. M
Our cotton n 'srket exhibits no change in prices The
days sales viii 'r,bahy reach about 1000 bales If
which . 200 will be- IN speculation and for export.
The ships Enerpris. from New Orleans, ami Shapghae
hom New York arriveA here to day. aud the steamer
City Of Glasgow, from Phi, adelphia, is telesraphed.
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LIST or TREASURE.

Oren Mullen and Patrick Butler both lab1rers the
Panama railroad died board the &c ozgathe former
on the 2Sd, and the latter on the 24th
On the night OF the Sd st fire took place at Cruces
that cnsumed the greatest part of the town ana de.
stIo3ed large amount Of propsrty Mr. Joy Is said to
have been the heaviest sufferer his losses being esti
mated ut from SIS 600 to 500 Ooo The fire is supposed
to have been the work of an iucenAtary.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
VERY LATE FROM AUSTRALIA.
Interesting from the South Pacific.
The War between Peru and Bolivia --Capture
Of Cebija by the PeruvianS.
News from Central America.
&c., DO, &c.

The steamship Georgia arrived yesterday forenoon,
from Aspinwall, whence she left on the 10th inst,
bringing the California mails and passengers. The
California news, however. was generally antic
pated by the Northern Light. The following is her
Uold list
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NnssUehuscscs copstitws,onaS Conyestion--
Rolircaas in Boston.

The Constitutional Convention vas n SESSION anti one
o'clock this morning debating tie plurality question
resolve was finally passed. giving the Legislature power
70 plurality lev In regard to State officers bat
not 70 t.ka efact until year sftef is pessngo
~ raeetyg of the Mayor and AdeEnsa tine charser
cf tina Me.-orotap RAILROAD so pc-hur- vss accepted
~, corps ~ bsve retosed f1T oeye ~ ley tseS rS
.rrch +5c 6r.~c fcs,. G. t.s ets-~orvJ ~" cvvt,
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PANE-ANUTdsR lNDIGSATlos MEErISG-PAgSER
VEIN COAL JDnPANY, bru.
BALaIMoRs July %, 1858
New 0rlesne papers or saturday last received.
There wtre tottytuce dsaths b. yeliow ever ~ Nsw
Orleaus on the l3d iastsrt.
The telegr2phc auuouaaemsn5 81 the death OF
Goy.ruor Paine, Ct yornoa was made ne suhority
# y letter from Philip Gfealy or Bostor.
Another Indignation meeting va he'd il this city this
afternoon. The atteaaanec was sln, c1mnuni,stion
Was received from the Mayor and yctod uusatstactory
when tre meetr adjourned 'gt. rs
Tie Parker VAN Company making 8rrangeasota fcr
establishing feut weekly line 81 stoAners bstween bs
traVYp sId lostoa.
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Elufiac Dlsaste..A.

mington, n. @, put ia here with loss OF SAILS &c.
BosroS, July 90, 1853
Atelegraphic a despatch from Yarmouth Nova Scotia,
states that the baik Maoche tar Is ashore Green
iJand She Is owned by Heath, l.. Bulge, and ohsrs
Boston Valued at ST. COO aud insured for So 0Oo
she saed rein Boston on the oath instant for aehec,
under command Of Captain Guptll.
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News from Australia

We have received two weeks later from Aus:r slis
We indebted for the latest and papers to essrs
A5ams Co. and T. A Ball ESQ., of the Pioneer line of
PACKETS The dates are:--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
4. =. senator from Rhode Isinnd-De,frae.
tive Fire mt Warwick.

PhoNIDENcz, W odnesdayI Jan. II, ltl-I
The Wing caucus last evening, on the 10Th
ballot, nominated Samuel g. Arnold for o. 3. Senator,
and wa intended for the two Houses 10 JOIN IN GRIND
Committee this morning 10 make the election bat me
senate adjourned bya party vote after session Of
re" miRutes The House will probably vote 70 join %
Two buildings, with large quantity of goods
process Of manufacture, attached 10 the Clyde Phn
WORKS az Warwick, belonging to Simon III Greens,
were entirely destroyed BY fire on Tuesday nigh, OS
o. the buildings WI used for s,earnng drying finishing
and packing prints the ether s dye house. Tue e
u iDsmanee IA tas city a. follows: The Wsshnros,
Roger Wliarns, Commercial Mutual, aud Etaa ohess'
each 5000 on goods, and the Merchants and Ahuts
each $500 on buildings. John W. A Greene, nos o.
me owner was considerably, though n IL hoped nd "
fiou'ly injured by tie falling OF part Of chalhei
upon him
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NAPOI PONI~NF

NJ John S. c. Abbott, who 1--WE believe,
holds the responsible position Of teacher OF
youth, and who has q Reverend pr,Axed 20 his
name, is PrOfesseily enlightening mankind
through successive Numbers Of Hsrp,r's Neg-
G-iHe, respecting the character and career OF
Napoleon BonapArte Is sample Of ais quAl.
ihcations for the task and Of the irlp,rrialiry
with which he executes il, We cite ,he prolsrue
TO his chapter on Tim and Auster,irz' IN the
January No.--as follows.
.sssrioas Esgs Seri-sS sir ,islrs u Eeps.y. s,.
ne f0ry A-ssrGzs gf ERyGaG To- s.-oure.. ..
earthly motives have ufg-t sad s-l ur=- the.e zoo
r1As 70 aisrsYreseL rs character Thzs ony can nv
rescue TIE GoEsrunen; oi Enisad f-un ne eoai--;.
ustOn Of mankind. For years Egroge w.s dsla,,s
VIII bod Ibese van were c24sed 6y the izce,..r,
Et-zc.s aid vAsg siEHlees viii wh4ea n Torv (v-
Uleni Of E.giEnd endesvOred e cr1sa tae Ron 5lo
Emperor. Wbss Inspired EngAad % a styiie - -
tyzcted. 80 terr-sc Was u .m5son We II pbf~n
thrOpy she aWkfs her verdict O=fors the tban.I ~
tie wOrid Her historians Plead Ter eslse TaeV as
not impartial iudgeS They ardent aivsestes b.,
serins boz the liberal reward ~Ach asS,ds Their sac
cessfGl defcnse
In France ne Fep1iAt.oa q s4peleen has been ex.
Po~et . nrGeaees s-r.osf eSaAiy adverse Upon the
s's-- - - .axs.ssss ES2ssoE, &c s0ss,o2s rrz<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

1Lc Governor Of Vermont has tc,esrsphed to !,i,.
Phsips formerly the colleague OF the late M Ups.,.
that he has appointed hn, TO the seat Ia the senate ',
Gated by the death OF Nj o. sad thai his erei,,s..
VII resch Washington IN day or two BY uSl J,d,.
Phelps arrived here the dsy Of Mr. Upham's d,,,,
The Governor has probably selected hin for h. v.r.,
cy beesase /, is impossible that he be elected vA.s
TIE Vermont Legislature meet in October next n,
an, has been 10 leave the course fiy open bssv..,
Nessrs Colianer and Paine. NxsYoar
P.s-As amended in the scn,te already, tn. nee
General Pension bill. 10 which refer shove b,,s,.
within the pension laws all widows Of revsstiossr,
officers snd soldiers who married sf-. s well vb.
fore the year lSOo M
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WAsHSGTos, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1853
The difference OF opinion existing between
Mr. sass one side and Messrs Mason and Hunter on
the other 10 the proper Interpretation OF the Monroe
Doctrine has caused considerable talk here and various
speculatOns afoat 20 the effect it will have IN
ranging the foreign questions and the forming Of the
Cabnet.
1t Is now agreed tina, Mr. soue shall speak on rsss
day. 1t Ia said he will sustain Mr.. Cas-.
The wife Of Senator Douglas died at biz residence hs
afternoon. Her funeral takes place on Saturday
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed ID w. White
hurst Naval Storekeeper and Of the Coal
Depot ct Key West
The Intetligeneer, of this morning, says con
tnuanoe Of the present weather will close the Pc
tomac and cut on Southern communication except "
way Of Norfolk.
The same paper denies the reported preys.
lence 0f ANAL pOx an Washing ton-senator Uphams be
ing the only case that has occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

TW We learn that the British Admiralty
through Capt. Sir FRANCIS BEAUFORT. the
head of the photographic Department have
lust sent TO DIR. KANE supply of recent charts
of the Arctic regions, accompanied by very
Kind prefer of cooperation and advice in his
approaching expedition to the North by way OF
Baffin's Bay. DR. Kane has accepted the
friendly offer, and has written requesting sug-
Cestions upon several features in the organiza'
ton of bis party. This is BY no means SO sim
pie as might at first sight be supposed. In a
sledge expedition. where every man carries MS
life ON his shoulders, the system OF PROVISION
ING is reduced to a most infinitely estimated
minimum, and il becomes important 10 calcu-
late ounces. The tentng the sledges, the
changes of clothing, everything, even to the
extra box of percussion caps, must be exactly
arranged beforehand On all these points the
extensive experience n the possession of the
Admiralty will 40 doubt be of great advantage
To DR.. Kane and his companions. We learn
that the expedition is otherwise in active prep
aration, aud will be ready 20 start At the earli-
est date to ascend Bsfin's Bay with the open
ing Of the ice in the spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

CoSeREss.-In Senate, yesterday, a message
from the President called attention TO the claim
Of Spain on behalf of its subjects in the Ami
stead case, and recommended prompt decis-
ion in regard TO it. Mr.. Mason made long
speech upon Mr.. Casss resolutions taking
very different ground from that Senator. Some
progress was afterward made with the Pacific
Railroad question: and the Senate adjourned.
In the House the New-York Mint proposition
called forth a spicy debate, in which Mr.. Chand-
Ter played conspicuous part, and as it would
seem, exhibited little brOtherly love" toward
the "horse lceoh" Yew-York Among some
communications from the President, after the
morning hour, was one formally announcing that
the Seminoles refused to emigrate, which went
to the Military Committee, who will, no doubt
tell us Whist we are going 10 do about il.
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Badger Democratic Row Ia New.Ha1s2shire
Tho senate and Frauds.


WASHINGTON CRY, Saturday, Jan -, ls53.
The question of Mr. Badgers confirmation
has created much feeling among the Democrats Of the
Senate 1t was recently determined Caucus to reject
L. or at least lay the question over so that bis sp
pointmept would fail to take effect owing to their fail
ure to dispose of il But more less Of the party
have broken through the party meshes and favor his
confirmation. They are determined to carry out the
custom prevailing among them OF standing by Sens
tor all hazards THIS esprit du corps which IL 80 COM
monty manifested to bad ends in this case bids fair to
oporse we'll a. throwing the question OF hi, rest
dence in another Judicial District and OF his politics
ssde il admitted by all the Democrats that the coun-
Try does not contain any one better qualified than Mr.
B. for the discharge OF the duties Of the position. An
Effort ia being made heal the wounded feelings OF the
Hon. Mr. Wells Of New Hampshire an his friends,
who are go vehement against the interference OF Cen
Pierce to secure the election Of Mr.. Aiheson over Mr..
w The pscihers propose that Mr.. Norris shall resign
the other senatorial place from New Hampshire permit
ing Mr. Wells ~ be returned In hs stead, and sasinga
Foreign Mission or the aarshAlshp to this District Mr..
w isa "poor Tut worthy man, and fat place would
undoubtedly suit him best just now but viii be rather
tough swallowing for The Democrats Of the District Of
Columbia to digest hs appointment to the best oea!
Office among them, Ia order 10 settle satisfactorily
dispute between batch OF New Hampshire politicians
No one in Washington entertans the least idea that
the Senate will pass the bill ito prevent frauds the
Treasury" which got through the House yesterday,
II formally makes penal and provides State prison pun.
shmsn for practices in which, for years past quite
number of Senators have openly engaged What
comment upon the customs Of gentlemen in the
ronA councils "a the fact that the House have been
forced 10 pass any such statute. NrwPoRr.
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tv-A Circular. signed by Washington liant,

TO A Circular, signed by Washington Hunt,
noratio Seymour, T. Roueyn Beck, Henry a. Randall,
VIM l.. Marcy, Ssnford,E. Church, GerTil u Lansing,
Gideon Hswlsy, Erssius Corning, aud twen:y-sevea
other gentlemen, has been proposing to open Discus
sion in Albany upon the fropriegy Of establishing 5
National University The ars, meetings to be held
say the Albany papers, On the sch and nh Of the
present moath. SaAseSuer; meetings are TO be held
ON the ai and cath Of the month The siners ol she
circular say I'VE Of course exrec; 70 be permitted 20
bear all your expenses and w0Sid so'sii favorable
consideration 81 oar request and answsr A. your
earliest convenience The call is addressed to the
following distinguished persons Presidents wsylsnd
Not. Hichcock. Hopkins, Hale, Lerd North, Siag
Williams Bishops Potter, wSinwEgh' aid Hopkins
Hon George Bancroft, Gov. Briggs, Hon LGther Bra
dish Gen Dix. Gov Seward Hon. Theodore srslias-
huyscn. Hon Washington living Hon. Rahs cAosts
Professors SilhmsD, ASsSsir, NiseAsl Psrec B@she,
Heary. Could Dana Gibbs, Park, Weosser Gree
Academy. Hitchcock Rev. Ora Be,AuEe, Dewey sas
ferris.
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The Whls Alr,snne for 1883

u now ready for delivery and contains, among
other rnat1-rs-
A Chronological view Of ths year 1sIj
Explanation Of Calendars.
EcIipses for tie year 1913.
Eie,1euts Of the Solar System
gar Table.
Calendar pages adapted - every Psrt Of ;he Ua.si
states the most complete ever Psbhshed-
II Government Of the United States.
Lis; Of tie Members Of the XXXIId Congress, Gas
sthed.
Mileage Of the XXXIId Congress. Q5rst SESSION.
Members Of the XXXnId Congress as far a. chosen.
C,nadlsn and Nova Scotia Satisfies q PoPvlaoH, Ayr
culture, &c. from the Census Of ISL
Brief Biographical sketches Of Henry Clsy and Dansa
Webster.
Hational Platforms being The Resolutions respectively
sdopted By the Wig aud Democratic National Con
ventiOns q Baltimore in 1879.
An Abstrsc, Of the Laws npo-ani laws in flID passed
q; the lst Session Of the YXYIId Congress.
Abstract Ct New Treaties
Expenditures Of the Government for the sseAl year
ending June 80 l5J2
Wealth Of the United sta:es-being The value Of the
real and personal property in each State, according
TO the returns Of the late Census
The Military Posts Of the United States, giving the
name and location Of each Post also the particular
Troops and Commander attached to each
The Agricultural Products Of the United States (5y
state) from the ste Census Population Of the Prin-
cipal Cities and Towns In the United States.
The Sources Of our Populations table from the late
Census showing the Navities Places Of Birth Of
the Free People Of each State.
List Of Governors Of the several States with their
terms Oh Office, &c.
The time Of holding Elections In each State
tbs time Cor Conyeuing the Legislature Of each State
Statistics Of Churches &c, In the United States.
Returns Of the recent Elections, carefully compared
win those Of former years, &c &c. &c.
Price-Single copies ~ cents 81 per dozen " per
100 Postnssiers or others inclOsing 81, free %
postage viii be entitled TO - copies
The postage under the new law ia cent each pre-
paid Q cents when not prepaid. Address
GREELEY & MoELRATH Tribune Buildings,
December Is ls52. New.York-
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regard NJ Soule A. chlvalrous. AZ least
not successful. and trust he sill maze out oet-
ter in bis proposed speech on the Caos' mn
clustering, Orten million scheme. He Is sharp
ening his weapons and Furnishing MS armoriof
smart blows and striking display. We WISH
70 see him do his best But we admonish h'ui
IN advance Of his dangers. lie is getting US on
hollow foundations, and shaping bis course
over treacherous depths We think We see
unmistakabe symptoms that the French Sem
a,or has bad attack of dangerous complaint
called ambition. Wehaye seen very large
tract of apparently solid ground slump down
thirty feet in twinkling in consequence Of
the slight movement Of bed Of quicksand
beneath it. There are extensive beds OF po-
litical quicksand quite OUT OF sight to the
superficial observer. Let Mr.. Soale take
heed to bis footsteps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

" We learn from Washington that the
movement of Messrs. Cass 4 Co. on the Rpl-
wer and Clayton Treaty ia there regarded a. an
utter slESzp. Those members OF the Pierce
party In the Senate who Kept OUT of it are %
eruelss to be chuckhng over the discontinue
Of taeir brethren. The veteran Cass is com.
forted with the remark that he is getting aid
and obtuse, and ought TO retire. Mr.. Soule
whose effort We pronounced failure On thar
occasion. low admits that hi. course was die.
lated purely BY the spirit of ehiyalry.-thst
finding the ancient leader of his party in fix
and soundering badly, be rushed to the rescus
segsartlle''ef sVRse9asseesr WsxI he, 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

" The friends of Temperance held a gen.
eral Mass Meeting at Albany yesterday, at
which Mr.. X. N. Hayens, of this City, stated
that bib, very stringent in its provisions, and
so framed as to obviate the objections raised
by Judge Curtis against the Rhode Island law,
had been already drawn up by committee pre-
viously appointed, and would be ready for pre-
sentatien in a day or two.
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lR.Lros,s KAru.mos gives the Hair a rel

w TIUN NATHAIHUN NI'VN VIV IINlI " IIVI'
soft glossy asd euhins hppoarsnce cieGses The Head from
DsnduA and its natural impurities prevents the hsiI
on turning grey, and rsprOduoes HAN npol Bald
Hoe0s Prce only 2bcoDts.
sod by G. n. Ring, John-st. Gibson No. 80, sud
Rice and Smith No rs Broadway; VIM M 0llea No ld9
sthAs.; ". D. Freeman, No. 50 &Gv, New York MIS-
Hsys No. l46 Aianrc.st. end Radclin Bros No lsJ
Atlantic st. Brooklyn General Wholesale Depot NO. ioi
BradwAv u DANES.
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Further ns to the Mexican Rev oiutioe -Bait.
imore and Ohio Railroad Bonds.
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Jan. I!

BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, Jan. ~, 1859,
The mail is through from ew-Orleans.
A correspondent of The Nneees Valley Ga.
set:s dating from Brownsville, 23d ut, says:
"Tbe revolution has been proclaimed in Monterey.
and ii IL rumored that Caravajsl there. Col Moa
tero, of the regular Mexican army. was captured b.
him. Cansles escaped when Csrdenas was arrested.
but has since been reported that he murdered q
some rsncheros.
General Morett had go, up pronuncismento, and
was marching on Zscatecas.
"The regular forces bad been again defeated by the
revolted National Guards and returned 10 Mstamorm
badly cut up"
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
invites proposals for 81 10000 of per cent, coupon
bonds, redeemable Ia 1876.
The weather il clear and cold. Thermome.
ter at 2so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

US The persons indicted for an assault upon
the Democratic General Committee at Tam
many Hall, las, month, have been put on trial
and with one exception found guilty. Their
sentences viii be declared on Saturday. This
looks like one step toward the suppressiOa OF
political rufianism
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
French sroilation BD'-sianenvcrs in fsv
of Dickinson.
Political Movements.
sre,,ai Dt~ata, 70 The ~ Y. T'rbsse.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Jan.

SNNidI DfsrdfN % The " T. IFtoSTr'
ALBANY, "Wednesday, Jan 10. 1853
I advised you last night Of the political
bulge, sent on to Concord in behalf Of Dickinson
have learned nothing to indicate any inaccurscy a. u
the contents of that budget. though have to
know that il is not to be sent to Gen. Pierce through
the PostOGlce A committee Of two persons-Juise
Heardslee OF Utica, and Job Person of Troy, two in
veterate Old Hunkers-have gone on with 10. and will
have levee with the President elect to- morrow or the
day after SUB Rosa
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Sew-Jersey l.. -. District Court - Claia
against The ship Georgia, &c.

TAENroN, "wednesday, Jan. ~ Tx
The u. y. District Court mes yesterday,
woeu the case Of the wreck Of the chip Georgia on as
!srs.J coat, hbelled by Thomas Bond for clam
VI 100 for boarding he passeI gers by order Of ne
tnin, went over b the March TERM Aren't rom -.
inssrnnce Offices in SewYork and Boston were pre'c'
To rssisr the claim. -.
The Grand jury returned into Cours ,al'
morning with bill-a charge Of Pos,ofes ern'e'
zsemont--snd were discharged for the term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20
From Mexico-ssnta Anna 10 Rctars-Msre
Revolutionary Movements.

Nrw ORLEANS, "Wednesday. Jan 10, 1859
The Mexican news is generally meagre and
unmportant but Is favorable TO the Rcvolutionists
Carthagena papers say Santa Anna is making
preparations TO retarn to Mexico Immediately
The Mexican Senate has not acted upon the
Tehusntepcc question.
The State of Cordova has joined the insur.
gents, and orzsba hourly expected to do the
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
YEW.YORK. THURSDAY. JAN. %. 1854
For California.

We sLal issue THIS MORNING
TIE TrJvs> for CsJo-ni1. O-sssr sas n. S'sf
s-iot blasds L VII con,4ia sar1ras-y Of si M
Ls.est Foreign and Domestic New sa,s TIE sailing %
the last steamer; Money sn1 Hs-ke, Reports. Mar
rnges, Death, &c.
Single copies in wrapper, ready fof nH'iing o'a be
had g. the Desk THIS Morning Pree eeEss.