, 1853-07-30
Seventeen Days Later News from the
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.

~ 03J. from which we extract the follow
'"s
SrAIN, MEXICO, AND CrBA.-Letters re-
ceiyed at Washington, June l7th, from Ha-
yana' state PosltlveIy tha' the spanish uov- @
erh''n. anu oan'a "a una IaEe Ssseeu u'oI
producing war WIN Tue Chi'tu States anu
mat LngIanc mas gIaran''cd cl 'pe cone,nueu .
possession ol ,le iS'aiu oI Cupa 10 oPain'
o~oohd!lon '"a' Tue slaves sEah DC el''an-
/ cipaleu'
CuNA AND THE UNiTED STATIs,-t IS
reported that the President ol me United
States has rendered to Senator Thompson,
Of New Jersey, the olhce oil Commissioner
to China: The President Is understood TO
sympathlse with the Chinese insurgents, and
will not permit any Intervention IN behalf
Of the present Government, by our repre-
sentative or navy.
The ERIE RAIL ROAD ACcIDENT.--The
locomotive engine attached 10 passenger
train of cars on the Erie rail road, exploded
on the banks of the Susquehanna river, be-
tween Deposit and Binghamplon, on the
10th ult., killing eleven persons at once, bad
| ly injuring several others, and, II IS suppos-
ed, throwing four or five into the river.
1t is feared that the United States frigate
Macedonian has been lost near the Canary
Island.
pea- The Gollowing is the latest despatch
from Washington. relative to the threatened
rupture with MEXICO -
Trouble is expeeted concerning the oues-
tion of The boundary line between The tJni.
ted States and Mexico, on the New Mexico
frontier. 1t is understood that additional
troops have been ordered from Texas to New
Mexico. Among them are six companies
of the sth Regiment of Infantry. The two
Light Artillery companies already in New
Mexico are to be equipped with fresh horses.
Three hundred recruits will leave Fort Leav.
enworth on the Goth June, for Santa Fe,
with Governor Merriweather and General
Garland, who goes to take command Of the
United States troops in that military depart
ment. The administration expects no war
with Mexico, on the present question pend
ing between the two countries, but II Is new
erineIess resolved 10 nave plenty oi men
and guns on the lfonler' 10 oe useu Id case
OF necessary;
II Is sad, however, that Oeherai OauSden'
.io US" oai ''.I, .L " 80 .U' ,oob wi IT, r. ~"
Te eu " ~ '." ,;n ' y" .',Lo,.od - hv ~. Cab;De,
o.' ltG WI, " "u,"J',.,V Dho, ~. j;@,i,, @ b
AZ " ~ tuS I,'oi ~ -. ~ MIL,
Woilsv :DJ JS svon No 10 buv Of her ano,ber nor.
ton Of the Mexican territory, comprised in
the Valley of the river Gila.
BALLOON AscrNsIoN.-Mr. Wise, the
aronaut. made his l55th ascension from the
New York Hippodrome, on the 18Th uit.-
The ascent was very successful, and Mr.. w.
landed al Flushing. LII
For A Wise man, Mr.. w. is certainly
yery fliphtV..
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,,,ant nv, w . n1sI;m;norv oxned;,;on Gw
mon,ba mo " 600 IL Africa has lc,urned lis
',s,aJ ,ha1 10 ba. ernIorod ali tbe r;vors an
,So .'I coss, ~ s oc Liberia md fonnd none navig-
able HIGHER un than twenty miles from The
month
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DC an eAn'O'u0n o' 'O"'''Os'leS, .o
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Vn"L usyi1r f.on INSUu W;"cOns;D ~ 'i ""'' -''"
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III n'a' i''Ne P'ss" '"'''
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-The Russian ar.
my, one hundred thousand strong, was con-
centrating on ihe frontiers OF Turkey, not
withsiandIng which, the DlVan was Innexi-
bic IN his deterIn'nS'ion 10 reluse the CON-
eesslons demanoeo py 'nS ul'lma'um'
lne Oo'toman meet mas Deeh semitic EgyP'
Tor troops, ana the Warllke resources OF tne