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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

LIVERPOOL, Sept 8. 1ss3.--The cotton market con.
nuss very sil ri lnst weeks prices, the principal De
ssnd being coo6ned 10 the qualities ranging II m a.
ding 10 mddpE far. whilst jnieroe 10 unsaeabls OF
this last description Ians portion Of the s,s arrvsls
conssfe. -
The Quotations must to certain exiea, be idered
nominal the quantity sale far exceeds the LIMITED
wants OF buyers,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

FALLING STARS M. Gravier has Just communicated
to the Academy of Sciences ZONE observations on me
falling stars OF the month OF August The following are
the numbers obeerved by him mdGishs August s, 40
srs; o. 10; T. Az s, 3s o. 40, 10, So III. IS; and H.
81 TLe result thai The grea,est number took place.
in preceding years, The 10TH II appsas, however.
that the number decreasing year by year IN
1897 there 80 tsJs. "a; 1892. 65 lsAo
es 1s4i. "a 1872 ID, sAs.7s and IN 1874, So Ae-
cordins TO NJ Gtaversrersonai observations. there were
seen in is<5 s5 stars is4e, ga is47, Ioa, is<s i3;
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20
RUSSIA

Dispatches from Odessa August 9th. state that bust.
brisk and prices suii looking up Corn con-
nued in demand for Italy and France. and there were
large arrivals OF gram from GhouIka.
From Galaz, August 23J reported that 40 ves
ser, laden with corn, were at Saliaa unable TO get 10
several having been detained four months for want
OF lighters had their cargoes heated 400 vessels were
outside the bar. From 81 Petersburgh the commercial
accounts unchanged Some considerable supplies
OF ,aow had been detained in the interior. which had
harseDed The London market The report that the ex-
port OF grain Wsilachia prohibited not
| rect
We see il mentioned that the Russian squadron sent TO
ch the movements oil The American mission TO Japan
consists OF the Palss, So guns Dwna, 80 guns and IN
Vostock, 4 guns.
After remaining AT Hong Kong Tor week-no date is
staed-he Psas and VosocK were 10 proceed IN search
of the American feel, which supposed to be at the
Loocboo islands. waiting for the Po~baan, daily eA-
pecied there The editor Of the "Fnend OF China" had
been board the Paas and says, the Russian squad
with the view OF inleIInptng the squadron
cent by America Japan. but has instructions 10 CO
operate with America necessary and secure TO Russia
share ot the advantages to be derived by opening
commercial intercourse with the Japanese country
The Russians say that their Emperor thought OF send
ing embassy japan long before the Americans did
The editor further remarks between Russan America
and the most aortben parts Of Japan mere ~ STILL aud
Tor long lime has been, some trade, and u ~ no way
asoaabie md his imperial Majesty desironA OF i'm
proving and regulating on such terms ~ may be OBJ
famed BY other governmeos' auf ittsf7 y Ntt =
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

TRvLY MELAncuoLY-It is with a cad heart that we
chronicle the death Of and friend Thoms,
+ Swami He was Friday morning stabbed IN the
left side by Joseph NARROW, j.. IN an ARRAY in which
Joseph MARROW, participated, and died IN lew mo
men,s from the effects OF the wound. The percraor Of
The deed Immediately surrendered himself 10 the custody
OF The sheriff of the eouniy.-Lu Mss Afr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20

THs FALL OF TABLE RooK.-Tbe New York Commercial
Advertiser Gays: We have conversed with gentleman
who with his wife was few minutes before il fell on
the extreme projecting point OF the Table Rock TO The
ferry and was sbou, midway the river when The
rock fell with a noise resembling "a broadsde from a
inxae completely obstructing the pathway that leads
under the reat sheet Of water The fallen mass il OF
that magnitude that IS supposed no effort viii be made 10
throw il into the liver Indeed The prevailing sentmsn,
nj HE tails was decidedly agsnst its remova il is
en 10 every one who knows the locality that there has
at all times been hazard in going under the sheet
Three masses fehrs' the shale then The large Por-
lion OF the Table Rock and in few minutes alter its
small remainder.
There was no person under the sheet oil water when
the rock fell but several persons were dressing iof 'ne
expedition. TtfEt.f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-20
Arrival Of the Arctic.-F -Four Days Later fros
EurQpc L.

The United States mail steamer Arctic arrived at New
York yesterday morning with Liverpool dates OF the 7
nst being foul dsys later The letters by her
ceived at the Baltimore post ofhce this morning.
The Arctic brings two hundred passengers, among
whom are Genus Bsnum. lady son. and servant of Bal,
lnore, aud Mrs. H. Is. Stowe. .Ha
The Africa arrived out on the 4tb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
THE ELECTIONS.

TEssEssEE-Our latest adyices from this State are
contained in dispatch from Louisville dated Saturday
evening, which asserts that the friends Of Andrew John
Sol the Democratic candidate for Governor, concele
his defeat and the election OF Nj Gustavus A. Henry,
Wig. We had expected different result, but this is
probably correct Cen +. K ZoilcOfer, formerly Ed
ior Of The Nashville Banner, is elected to Congress
from tie Central District. We have nothing but these
two facts but they argue a Wing triumph in the Legs
lature, as also Wing Delegation in Congress. This
Legislature elects t.. Senator for six yclrs-llon
John Bell s term expiring with the ensuing Congress.
KFNrroEY Our latest dispatch says each party has
chosen FIRE NJ, mbers OF Congress, Gas before Boyd
Breckenridge, Stanton join NJ. Elliott, Gnstead Of
Dr. PierceO ard either Stone lover II u or Chrispan
(rstead of Branllette) are the Democrats elsc ed.
Pierce has hroRn avs! the strongest Wing District
IL tie sac Che yIh) by refusing % 20 into a Con
vention.
It is agrccd on al hands that the Legislature is
Wig in both branches by large majori.ies. Toe Wing
State Treasurer IS retlec ed without opposition.
NORTH CAroliyA-Sion II. Rogers (Whs) runs
between two Democrats ia the Raleigh district where
Abraham W Vcnabe, the old Member beats Leafs
the regular Democratic condda,e This district is about
2O0O Democratic party contest, and gave ,, 100 ma
jority for Pierce
From the other districts returns indicate Demo-
cratic gains and Democratic majority in the delegation
ALABAMA The tao Union Wing Members Of the
last Congress (Aberorombe and Whit-) sho refused
to support Gen Scout probably both beaten by the
refusal OF the regular Wigs 10 supper. them We be-
litve Democrats are elected from each district--
about hall Union and taf State Rights
ToI Governor our few ga tered Returns show almost
uniform mejoIiiies for VIM 5. Earnest th~ stump Wig
CANDIDATE over Co JON \. winston ths regular
Democratic eradicate. Esnest Rad the supper, u the
Tenn eIsnee men, sud probably Of some Union Demo-
Gratis There is TeegIsphic uinor claiming his cleo.
ton y ioh We 90 no. credit Such a result is among
the disabilities however in this era Of general dis
Iulion.
ARK,Ss,s has elecred Greeneood aud Warren
(Deuls) To Congress, as vas expected
MissouRi is nov reported as having chosen Lini.ey
(Wlg) instead Of c L Jackson, 70 Congress. as well
Ss Casuth,rs, (Wbig,) giving Wang majority ia her
Delegation 10y resson Of the Bentonln eld) for sle
FIRST line since 1926.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
TIE WAR QUESTION.

The ournals Of Europe cry peace peace" but
who will say that their belief is not delusiOn' They
report that the Emperor of Russia has expressed
wilin 60, 10 negotiate and has in vague way accept
ed the gCol Offices Of Austria mediator between
himself and the Porte but the other hand bis armies
are fixing themselves in the prncpal,ies, as if for
long stay Their contracts for provisions sod other
supplies fer period Of nine months, or I'll the be-
ginning Of April next. These facts cannot however
escape the WesteIn powers, who Will understand quite
as vel as any Russian that delay under such circlm
stances IL favorable Rus Ia alone and that while they
are negotiating Prince GortschkO is doing every thing
possible 10 convert MOldaya aDd Walachs into perma
Dent Russian provinces. Accordingly We may expect
tia they viii press for prompt decision 80 that il
they must fight they may begin before the arrival OF
winter gives the Russians great additional advantage.
II is clear that the solution Of the problem depends
mainly on France aid England II they ore wiling to
Give the Gar what be gants, there Wi be No var if
they refuse positively, will surely ioloE, for be
will never abandon hi demands We incline strongly
TO the belief that they viii yield but t is possible that
they may not. Hence The uncertainty in which the
question s'il r,msius involved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

SUNDAY EXCURSION AND RIOT

1t appears that for some time past the "ptrticu1
friends Of Mr. Thomas Connolly who keeps porter
house at No Is Franklin st. had been urging hi to get
up Sunday Excursion, sadly snst his wishes In
the matter Finally induced by their persuasion and tia
heat Of the weather day lat week he chartered the
steamboat Pope Catin and the barge Loyett L. Mssn TO
20 to YoDkers and back yesterday In order enable
him 10 meet the expenses incident 10 the OCCASION hs had
some posters struck and Issued for consideration,
about tickets TO bis friends aud tho public generally.
Further to exc out the prodts he conceived that little
bar supplied with choice assortment Of hquor, would
be material assslncs aud he provided himself accord
ingIy.
At O'Clock yesterday morning, the oIcursons in doe
spirits set out from tbs foot Murray for fOnkers 1t
appears through the morning nothing occurred 10 mar
the harmony Of the occasion. Mos, OF the people on
board brought private stores Of provision with them, aud
enjoyed themselves finely About O'Clock in the sfls,
noon, the party returning from Yonkers, 1t sp
pears tbst Of the young men got skylWkinz'
and trt aiding on the tails OF the womens dresses
so rays one account. Another report il to the e;
feet that there were .go parties board, ons bs'
longing TO the First Ward, and ths sthsr 10 TIE
Sixth and between these tvo factions i'll blood had exFsf
for time and only wanted favorable OPpora1iy~
show itse Which Of the rep rts is the cTfecs ous We
say but from Of these the row began,
and the eight waTsd hot and furious" 4 NJ uek
severely wounded ia the head by bios from q
bottle a man named Morse hart badly by ssb over
the eye from o. sieT rife ald named Higginsws
Knocked oserooard oUl fortunately fescrsd May ohss
whose couid not ascertain, we're also ysfsJ
injured The women 81 shOn thsrs consi4ers5ls
numLfr present, med AID fAa.ad the fosgh
and cursed, and conf and terror prevailed bsYoni
description. II o. BY the n'st strena a. eTarons
Of spt X ls and & to stetm1o tins. ihs 10.
was supqressed. Ice d.s.srlanes Ok ylscs % ooHi
tie barge.
Capt Kyle caused Zoe iingest-r' - 10 proHqty o
cured and taken on board sesb 49, the a4tf E0as
have assumed a al ee' s'd have pro5aoy be'a@
fenced with f-tal resuts
Mr. Connolly says The Ia. sssc.l'-a 0ys'as -f.HAss
"pelsoLs, sho brought tasir ii)r 70 bottles Eih sn.
he did not nor would not S.. .q4'r b any psrsoa Sh'
sas the least tight IL further states at The 5io'sn
excursion was entirely opposed % bis principles 'n'
Hvi,heg but being aa1ec O. h readl he ys's
@ed' And he added oa' Of -p'r, nd tfagkea HgI
ti-y broke about 20 or g..sss, sai DID coahfH'o'
Other damage AID ".ns.e ID q -y any'hng y ~
operation am more th.n 81 on n p'oss..' 1913
were considerable symp,Is ol rlsr 6kai 81 sY.H1!
il tie SIXTH Ward over uis matter, bli 'hs Po-es ~
scert Of the Affair." aud preseryed orier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
North Carolina.

PETERSBURG Va fr Gay, A1E- y ~
Returns from Halifax and Northampton Counties sno"
ssin fer Shaw D,m oves Outlaw Wing for Congress Of
~ IN each county.
F.nlth Di.rid.-Rogsrs lWhig in Wake County has
more votes than bis two Democratic opponents put 10
s,thsr and lie is thought TO be elected
RALEIGH, y. c. saturday, Aus. s. lsS
Fcurh Disfricf-Johnsou County gives Roger tNnigf
col. Lewis DEM Sc Yensble DEM go. Franklin
Ceupty-Rosers 2s3; Lewis, as; Nenahe, s75. Gran
vile County Rogers s35 Lewis, 81; Nensole, lo".
Warren Counb Rogers, 1923 Lewis, 1911 NensOle SO
Orsige Ccury- Reported large maori'ies fer Rogers
BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, Avg 6 is1
Form Di.t,id-The Counties Of johnson, Franklin
Granville Wake and Warren give Rogers WING for
Congress 3lJ7; Venable, DEM 1893 Lewis, DEM
s.s-vith Orange and Nash TO bear from The former
syes Rogers very large mory sufficient to secure bis
election wing 70 two Democrats running The Demo
cratic M iy in the st Governors seciion in the Dis
trict was 900.
Slco1d Dist,ict-Rufin Dem is elected.
Thnd DIsf,icf -A,he Dem elected by 1000 majority
Fourh Drtict-Rogsrs tWhisl ele'te by % majority
over V,pShe and Lewis lDems "A Wing gain
Nothing reliable lss been received from the other DIS
triCs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Turkish capital What that decision may be We vii
not attempt 10 conjecture but there is little possibility
that II will again hand the victim over to the clutches
from which he has DOW been freed. IL IL IN
d,ni.be that be was seized by outrage worthy Of
sUa,,ins and without any show Of Legal right. He is
nov restored 10 the coil from which be was kid
mapped and put under the protection Of athrd party
Once tareu from the AustrisDs neither the Turkish
Government nor rbe ambassadors Of France aud Eng
land a. Constantinope vl become scee.ssry TO rePe-
ttion ohe original outrage by anOEDg him TO be gwen
bark 10 he kidnapSers. In this, they viii be sner-
o, ticslly stcot6td by Mr. MARsH who has nov re-
red ON Athens 70 ConstaatinOPe, and has there
taken public occssion boldly and hODorsby 70 express
the sJupstbies Of BIS country for the national rights
and republican aspirations Of the nov fettered nations
who eroan beneath Austrian and Russian deFpOnsm
With regard To the prOpriety Of Capt. lngraham's
course there hardly be two opinions AZ least IN ths
country gross wrong hsd been committed upon
nan WHO was partially q, least citizen Of the United
States The public law Of the world bad been yioli-el
ard the sertirnents Of ordinary um,nty nsulted BY
his seizure In this case the American officer boldly
and effectively interftred He mali tanned every SHADOW
Of right belonging to ofei-ners ns'urszed in this re-
public and practically viudcaed and reestablfhed the
lsR Of naons. He vii receive tie appreciation Of BIS
countrnen q: home be has already received that Of
generous Learts in Europe.
We trust hit in lis connection the American Gov
eminent vil t4ke care fsr possible 70 settle the
position Of nstura'ized citizens Of this y T,h
respect the foreign States from which they engrated
Within tie past year Laye had several occasions 70
call tie attention Of the country 20 the Want Of some
fixed ard definite rule upon the subject. American
citizens have been repeatedly arrested and put 10 great
inconvenience in Germany, on the ground tbat they
owed military service. some other duty to States
where they had temporarily returned afer any years
residence in this country and though these cases have
been compromised in way, are not aware that
any Uniform principle has been established The ah'r
Of KOszta, involving il does tie most incomplete
stages Of naturalization is opportunity for settling
the general question which shouldDO pas, ulmproved
and TO which We earnestly hope che Administration S
liye prompt attt ntiOD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
THE RAIy OF SATURDAY

This 'i-isy dsussd Saturday by shower OF
RAIDER storm Ct rain seldom equsd in severity. Drfng
th greater part Of he forenoon rain s in most ABUNDANT
quantity bat luckily there not much wind, 80 Tia
damage Wa rot great.
At The Cry.ta Palace, However, much injury vas lone
The imperfect uauner in which the roof constructed
suffered The water beat and in consequence, many
The wares I'm the British Department especially were bad
y damaged Some stsuary stained by the mixed ror
rust md water and goods Of the delicate order
almost spoiled.
In some places shade trees and shEubbery and flowers
were unbed by the weigh. Of water and awnings came
in fer the same fate
But a great good was accomplished The filthy and
poisonous streets were most thoroughly cleaned and the
cutters once more brought to toersbe condition.
Not The leas. serious OF the damage the washing
down Of banks aud njuring the walls Of new buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Of our native mind and shown the force OF simple sp
peal 20 our higher nature in manner without rsai
or parallel in The EbOle range of human history.
We would adj that the misc seine and costumes oil
Uncle Tom drsrlszed show large and growing artistic
perception in the Arrangements Of our theafers Inc
Observance Of poprees Of dress and the selection oil
characters physically representative of the dea!i per-
souse5, would have done credit 10 the French stage
OF course certain latitude must be allowed for the di-
cuous il certain characters The APPEARANCE OF Marks
constituted study in itself The painting OF his face
srd his Laf coat, trogsers altogether an npirs-
ton Legree the perfection Of mere ruifsnism IN
looks add manner and bis bearing st the slave mart con-
con tuted one Of the best moral lessons Of the evening
To see an apparently real ssve mart, men and women
each taxi his or her turn standing on the block to be
.odto hear the easy professional tones Of the sucor
eer liating seryiceable article quite given to pie
su-to see the kicks and lsshes inflicted on the arti-
ces he landings Of the quadrOon. the meanness, mis-
cry despair sEagger. brutality, and the aleroeous
uncody crushing overwhelming wrong Of the system.
equally adfamac and historic novelty in this city: II
IS great lesson; forum, ros;rum, pulpit press, all
cryrs for liberty and for the abolition OF all that de-
grades, dishonor, and enslayes the race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
Great india Rubber Case.

NtWIDNIl AnglH
Another ore OF the great India RuoD-r bs
Day and the Goodyear combination IS 70 b. tried IN the
Uolted States Crcui, Court Monday. II IS suit IN
equity, 10 Join of the parties connected 18th th5
Rubber Shoe Manufacture ia New Eng nd including
Nathaniel Howard AID Dot daFhorn, from any further
tie machine used in grinding aud pm ug india Rub
Der into shees and syr4aru t. cloth
The rr0fts tie ame Dr ths PIT three yenr5 Mr. Dy
ods the tle 10 the cfi- patent brt rs ght rnd4r
c,Litd spa 3. csn-G that 30, nDu BE- ot nsS 4li
at ii j., Wia1 JUdson mods ID 81 iias i0r tA5 "a.
ii Us Iai Z. c'ureif.
Til has eIci'ft .rea. n,s rest With fle '4a, AZ 81
Who Rave been connected y ~ GDHdy-.r have Ackn0R
LEGGED the legality 81 he t-ut Eminent counsel have
prorCtDced SIR 90. tile soad large nlG1sr o. p5,-
son, end ia fLe RIO rde, anu ryers, re here
d .klIg D. .fainl. / Z thf t-l.L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
fFrom New Bruuswick, &C,

BusIUN, SatlIdaT, Alglst 0, I8lL
81 J, hp, y. Il papers To Angus. 5tn arc received
They that the hay crop short that farmers are
Killing of portions Of seirstocA Potatoes sad other crops
promise Nel
IT, rtgsrd to the fisheries. IAs Ner B-Hsrikv hears
rom Guf that the fisheries OF eyery description haze
been uare than usually pr,dc that mtcksrei very
abuudhnt everywhere, sud tina, American msck3rel
schooLers making good fares within the prescribed
limits b. keeping some OF iheir number he watch for
II war steamers
Her Msiesty's steamer Basisk Hon Captain Eser'on
in Sfippisgsn last week and ,taOn6d armed boat
there The Ro-e and cult said % be
d the 81 side ~ Prince Edward leland
The Quebec fishermen dsnOInced 10 uunsasured
terms as having 30 regard or treaties the rghs Of 9TH
trgLO viii continue hi ualy d.stsrdy and they 81
course until tley are captured by wholesale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
FIRENEY's CHALLENGE.

r. ne Gaiyee E,gt1s Co, Pysriieaef, RI e.
GlxrLExly: The Southwark Engine ComP,g ~ ~,
g. ee' ug he prize at the recent Festival ~ -.
vcn ras awarded you unfairly and, N view q l.e -.
c in The rntic prints relative % their supposed -
TOR wish 70 disclam any pryiy or publicity "a ss s,ss
The only acsn taken by them was on the evening
4th inst when the undersigned were appointed sS~sd
rft. 10 take such measures in the premises a. &c
most proper for their reputation. The ccmmun'ees..
from An Engine Builder With whom they nsa -
froyery Years ago. relative 70 the merits OF
rive engines was supposed 10 be quoted at that ins
de ION acceptance 90 bis part Of the respective IL
sifjops there made and ia only alluded TO nov !, os
ence to,he misrepresentation already made AID '''
paied. ..-. .....,,,o;e,tioa d
Believing however, from a recent eomnlnie'"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08
TIE AUSTRIAN KTDNAPriXG At SMYRNA.

IKE \ NIhlAN hIUNAfffNiE AT = IN kNA.
Though our correspondent al smyrna il the letter
We publish this morning does not bring down the hs;o
~ Of the affair of Kosza - The hostile demonstrations
Of Capt Ingraham and the transfer Of the prisoner lao
the ca stody # tie French Consul If which We have
been Informed by the European Journals lie rrecfs in
some important particulars The current OF the ear
ller stages Of the difficulty II appears that fg from
preyaIicatrg when ASKED as To bis LAT ona,g as has
been alleged Kosza at the yey nrs. replied that be
had made Bis declaration TO become a citizen of tie
United States and had in bis possession hs Official Ger
tfcate If tia, fact but that as 70 his birth b. was
Hungarian ard as such Was READY TO die ID necessary
Tlis manly though not prudent reply seeming u Capt
Ine1shsm aud Mr. Consul Oley 60 render t impracti
cable extend over the prisoner protection he diuo
claim they withdrew, leaving him in the power Of the
Ausriaos 20 far give tie Narrative Of our cores
pondtIt, than whom 10 man is more likely 90 be Wei
Informed What follows is derived from other sources
Sui, it was evident that Koszta had some right %
American pro sion though no. sal.irn Is shrevl Up
well Informed 10 avail himself Of il. C4p, Iogradam
ard Mt oaey determined 70 prevent 6is removal
from the place III the mater could be properly acted
on al Cors'sntnope This was efec ed by the clearing
Of The American corvette for action and the positive
announcement. that il KOszta were not surrendered
within given time the Austrian vessel SHOULD be made
to feel her guns As there was every reason to believe
this no Idle menace, the kdnappers of the Hungarian
finally compromised the matter by bringing him ashore
and delivering him into the hsnd Of the French C,nsp
10 be kept I'll decision should be rendered fr, "a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-08

Our European dispatches report that the dowsger
Queen Christine, Of SPAIN is at Paris, intriguing with
Louis Napoleon for the establishment Of one Of her chill
dren as Monarch over Mexico. We predict that she
viii have hard work to attain that end. Mexico is al
ready in the grip Monarch, who has no disposition
to let 20 bis hold and even if Santa Anoa could be
bought over TO such scheme there greater absurd
ity than to suppose that either Bonaparte Munoz
could get possession of Mexico The people of that
country would not readily submit to foreign yran and
least Of all to one whose veins filed with the min
pled blood Of Christina and kanzares.