The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02

PRESENTED al hs misi 10 be there rscousd = ns,ioos
CURRENCY shall be received for that representative value
which II actually possesses"
General Pedro Ampuds is appointed commandxnc
general OF Noeso Leon General Marisuo Martinez az
Chapas General Ugane. commapdant general and gov.
etnof OF Mlehaocan Colonel Esc0bar, Of Tsbasco
Francisco Perez, OF Pueblo General Pscheco
commandan, general aud governor OF Gusnslusto
councillors Of State to the same costume Is
ordered m lS43
Ohclai in'mahon, il eeems had been received OF ID,
determination OF M Raoosset Boubon to enter on an
expedition WIN some 200 or 1900 against S0non
from San francisco. Preparations 10 arrest him had
been made and declarations were made ssains,
all who should ~ any way support the invaders There
is little doubt. however, that these viii all be found gra
tuitous such expedition is in fact Contemplated
The Sglo XIX announces that numerous expedition
headed by Sr. Mariana Paredes, with abundant financial
resources, has been organized for the exploration of The
mines OF Arizona, from which great results were eY
pected.
The Trait fUnion says:
The press in Mexico is poor thing, indeed, sine.
the decree OF The 25th of April The Ua'rsa has taken
under this administration the place which The Moni.r
had under the presidency OF Asta. II Dds cveryhirr
good, LOrdsa follows il in tow The S'sio finds every
thing bad bat with all necessary ofalofica PIE
cautions The Trsa PUnioa the only other political
journal exlaDi, with the Uniosrsai. the Uvdsn and The
SgIo is not better than lis confreres only il finds noh
ing either good bad, and awaits 10 hazard 0pn-
ion, The repeal OF the law OF the 25lh Of April for il
would be hurting the decacy OF the cabinet by approx.
ing il in the present state OF things. An administration
which does not wish TO be censued cannot wish 10 b
praised NF#@
General VOL, commander. general OF Tamaulipas has
been appointed governor OF that Stale.
General Ramon Morales has been appointed governor
oil the palace.
General Almone, new Mexican minister TO Wahhns
ton. was to leave the 18th for Vera Cruz. where be
would embark for the United States. s~a
The O,den announces, says the Trait fUnisw. thai
Carvaal has escaped from his prison in Brownsville.
A large number OF Frenchmen, foln California, have
lately arrived al Mazatlan.
The decree OF the 25h OF April, it seems, had pu,
twenty -four newspapers hors de combat. and those pub
shed contain nothing but Official information.
The government has ordered that the bodies OF the
Chiefs officers, and soldiers OF The advancing army or
National Guafd who had fallen under the fire OF the en-
envy from 1916 10 1913 be dsinterred and deposited in
monuments worthy Of their courage. The msrta re.
mains of those who fell a, Palo Alto and Resaca de Gue
be transported 10 Maamoras The victims OF
Angoslura 10 Sal,llo; those who fell al Cerro Gordo,
70 Vera Cruz; the heroes who fell ia the valley OF
Mexico, 10 the capital. The remains of General Va-
quez. killed AT Cero Gordo, will be deposited in soc.
cal Tomb in the centre OF the cemetery in Vera Cruz.
Fr ON the NJ O. Picsyune, aoh uh
The Mesilla valley question still causing much
feeling in Mexico. When the supreme government first
heard OF it, note sent by the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs to Judge C0nkng, informing him of the facts
OF the case in order that he might lay them before bis
government, and suggested that he should write 10
Governor Lane, Offering al the lime send his letter
through by express Judge Conkinx accordingly wrote
to Governor Lane. telling him of the enormous espon.
sbliy he had ssumed and requesting him 10 suspend
all action. The Mexican government has approved the
OF Governor Trias. and sen hun some reinforce
ments. Don Nicolas Prieo had srrived in Mexico IRON
Chihuahua in order TO place the whole affair before The
government
Governor Trias has published long reply to the
commissioners appointed by the State to look into the
affair The commissioners claim that the line should
be twenty-five miles north OF The line agreed upon by
MIR. Bartlett The Mexican pa ers publish statement
that General Pierce had appointed commissioner,
General Campbell and had removed Governor Lane in
consequence OF this affair.
By this arrival we have the Alta California Of the let
inst, being one day later from California than we re.
rpI shtpcIJ piga1 IL
contains but lIitle news.
The Legislature has passed hill for the formation and
incorporation OF plank road and turnpike companies
he Indians still committing depredalions in the
Shasta country. Mr.. TomlinsoD, merchant from whom
The Indians had stolen twenty TOUR head Of work oxen
bad mustered Elk or seven and started pursuit Of
The thieves, declaring his determination 10 have scalp
Tor every OK stolen.
The Couma Miners Advocate says the largest lump
ever found in California lately taken on. OF Dr.
Carpenters claims at the Columbia House, about five
miles above that place. IL weighed one hundred
pounds, twohirds OF which supposed to be quartz.
letter 10 the Alta California. dated Sacramento, April
80, gives The following account OF oil the daring
robDeries we ever heard Of:
"A bold and daring robbery OF Adams Il Co.'s Office
was committed last evening about 10 O'Clock at Mormon
island. The office is superntended by Mr. Nlchols and
two assistants the former had retired and was asleep in
an inner room only appoachable from the Of the
house. The others were preparing 10 retire when two
persons came IN (Amerlcan) asking for letters In
instant each presented pistol at The clerks head,
threatening their lives if they spoke or stirred Al The
same time giving low whistle al which five others
uhree OF them Spanards) came in hastily, gagged
and bound the clerks, and commenced searching the
premises. In lew minutes oil them asked where
Nichols was, and keeping silent, they insisted on
oil The clerks calling him. stating he sick. The
gag was removed. and be resisted for two hours.
until repeated punclures with their knives forced him
10 call and MT Nichols, coming the front door,
was Immediately seized, bound, and gagged like the
rest The search continued ing the KEY Of the
safe from MIR. Nichols when they pamosed taking al The
funds on hand with them. about 81 $780, near could
De ascer,aned. After great exertions, Mr. Nichols
ceeded IN freeing his and releasing the ehes when
gong was sounded, the inhabitants roused and chase
commenced. but all traces lost at the Sixteen ie
House.
negro left Mormon Island the day before with 900
on his person. and between the Twenty Mile House and
Sixteen Mile House he was missed Blood stains were
tracked Tor mile, when the clue lost the body
could not be found The description of a suspicious per
son seen IN That vicinity forwarded to Mormon
Island, and Mr. Nichols states the leader OF the robbers
answers 10 the description There is doub, but that
The negro was robbed and murdered.
Areward OF So 900 offered by Dir. Richardson, Sac.
ramenio agent OF Adams Co. for The capture OF The
thieves and twenty tive per cent. of all the money
covered.
Three men--Barney Alderman, Jack Thompson and
Stewar--were nung near Sacramento, on the 2gth ult,
Tor murder.
LATE FROM ST HELENA.-SALEM, (NIass.,) Monday,
May 3o-The barque Arthur Pickering. Capt jackson,
has arrived a, this port, with advces from Zanzibar 10
the 9th OF March, and ST. Helena TO April o.
Letters from Zanzibar mention that the American brig
Camago, from Rio Janeiro, previously reported hav
ing left aps If Good Jo,o y.n,;h.x III -,