The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-26
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Hixaaarded Msesurss of Santa Anna.
Nkw OsLEANs, May 24.-Intelli gence has been
received from the city of Mexico to the 9Th instant
Santa Anna is adopting severe measures against
all persons holding what be considers perncious
opinions. He has ordered the arrest of all rho
served a guerillas to the American army during
the late war, and directed them to be tried by
court martial. A list of Mexican officers who
surrendered prisoners Of to General Scott
when the apital taken has been published
and decree issued degrading them in rank, and
dismissing all such from civil employment.
The army is being orga niEed and increased.
Governor Trias, Of chihuahua, has marched to
oppose the occupation OF Mesilla Valley.
The National Guards are to be organized.
Arrival of the Steamers Star of the West
and Georgia-One Day Later from Cali
fornta.
New YORK, May 25.-The steamers Star of the
West from San Juan, and eorgis from Aspin-
wall, have arrived, bringing one days later in
teliigence from San Francisco.
The express office of Adams & Co., Mormon
Island, near Sacramento, had been robbed Of
$4,000 in gold dust.
The markets at San Francisco on Saturday were
unusually quiet. Flour unchanged. Pork de-
cinipg-mess $40 80
' The Star of the Vest brings $50 900 in gold on
freight and s 300 600 in the hands of passsngers,
The steamer Georgia left Aspinwan on the
ing of the 18Th, with large number Of gers.
sl,679 go in gold on freight, and s 2oo. 900 in
the hands Of passengers
Inaugural C,rraoniss at Harvsrd ColIsss.
BosrUs, May 24.-Dr. James Walker to-
day inauguratet a President OF Harvard College
The address and induction into Office vas made
BY Governor Clifford. to which Dr.. Walker re-
piled. A Latin GRAFTON BY member Of the senior
class followed. President Walker then delivered
his inaugural upon the importance and sdvan-
tsgss Of a collegiate education. large audience
present.
Teas Gold 4ccouals Lsss Faesrabs
NEw osLsAss, May 2A-LAter accounts from
the Texas gold regions are less favorable.
D znti. Sfsrsy Csrcenlio~-Laie from Psrsa~soaeo.
Bosros, May as.-The Ant-slsvery Conven.
. ton H. ths morning, and are proceeding with
business in their usual oombssue style.
D We have dates from Pernambuco to the 18th
! ultimo The baTqae Delaware, Captain White,
from Rio for New Orleans, put in there the 2<th
: in distress. having been dismasted, and leakiu z
equal to 900 strokes Of the pump per hour.
b Markets
q Nkw Yosk, May 25 The steamers news has
= had a favorable effect on the -four market-the
sales are 900 barrels State and Genesee, at ~
: "a SO for State, and "a SO sa 81 for Genesee.
a Sales of 500 barrels Southern at 81 81 SIS II
= wheat-sses of %, 600 bushels at lis for white
, Western, and 100 for white Genesee.
Corn is easier, with sales Of $4,000 bushels ut 81
for mixed and yellow.
BALrIMoRE, May 25.-The -four market is very
y dull to-day, neither sellers nor buyers showing
h any disposition to operate, though there were sale
y made this evening of 800 barrels Howard street a
! 81 62l and 200 barrels mixed at 81 30, all fresh
e Hour
( Sales of 10000 bushels corn at SO 80 TO
c white, and So SO for yellow.
b Wheat-sales of Marya red, good 10 prime
|c at leo a loo, and white at loo Il2.