The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-03
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to Inc report OF the san NulOs
Hospital for the months May and June shows 1875 adj
missions, but only I44 deaths
The cholera has nearly disappeared from the capital.
Among the recent deaths those of Mariana Gano
secretary TO the governor of Mexico and Sgnor Ros the
bass singer OF Of the Italian Opera companies The
/ two companies have since united.
Cen Basadre has been appointed president OF the
preme tribunal of the army and navy.
An Artesian well is being pierced in San Luis Potos
Don yincente Ulman millionaire recently died in the
city of Bohemia leaving his immense fortune to the hos
| pital of ST Andre in Mexico.
The Eco Of Vera Cruz says that tranquility reigns
throughout the republic with the exception of the States
| of Guerrero and Mchoacan.
decree has been published in the capital proroguing
until the 3Oh of May, 1855 the installation in London Of
the company to whom granted the privilege of
strucng railroad from Vera Cruz TO the Pacific John
! L. Richards is the president of this company.
The amount of received at the cusom-house in
the city Of Mexico from all sources for the year ending
! June 30, is set down at x2,0l4,695 IL.
The loeuss still continue deolae the States of Oaja
Chiopas Vera Cruz and other southern departments
The thousand fnegas of corn asked for by the govern
men of Vera Cruz taken TO that city by the Orzaba
on her last trip and have been distributed among the des
| titute Of the State
! A despatch from General Norrega, commanding the
government troops in the South informs the supreme gov
eminent that detachment of $50 troops of his command
under the orders of Don Jose Maria Saado, had
tered party of 400 insurgents Ayatta, and after
short engagement had totally routed and put the enemy
to Digit taking number Of prisoners camp equipage
munitions &c, and leaving considerable number Of killed
and wounded The affairs Of the southern revoutonists
are represented as being in desperate condition.
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uh,;cor hoe od,;oos Sou Sonta Ia &, ta It IS III
Can Cor,and arrived ,,er fon, hi ro.ont ,r;,, q, a =,
paso on the o2d and er The present will have his Mead
quarters there MAJOR Nichols and Capt Easton arrived
day two afterwards
h larson lndah agent OF 'he utahs ana capt James
H. Vuinh' the gaiiah' commander Oh he Mexican ana rue
oio indian spy Company arrived on the i6h ana returned
again to Taos the following sunday Ihey mad just re-
| I'm he Rocky
IN pursuit OF the Jicariia ana related many interesting
incidents OF the campaign.
Lieut. Col Cooke, rom Fort Union, and Lieuts David
son and Moore from Taos had been III Santa Re about the
last OF june but have returned again to their posts.
Fort Atkinson has been reestablished ON the Arkansas
The Secretary OF War has ordered two companies to be
stationed there which we presume have reached their de
tnaton by TINS tune
Lieut. Col Cooke states that Second Lieut. Joseph E.
Maxwell third infantry had been slain near the Moro river
saws:
Lieutenant MAXWELL at the head of his men was almost
instantly killed by two wounds. He in the
OF saoreng an Indian when SHOT nave no words to ex-
= r 'mnnt ad hhe, n,o tI "a piane,'
never lrsry sword a had eyh.Ssted hi; ao,var
without effect and fell in the midst Of brave men who
avenged his death for Captain Sykes reports that the
dian VINO shot Lieutenant Maxwell was Killed by private
Alien sergeant Ilnth ana private moore, OF company
M c,r, H. s, nnt arc ,;,,d 40 o e ,ii
| daring
fire had occurred at Santa Fe destrovino the stores Of
Mr. Messeryey Owens Estes and Preston Beck Loss If
| the latter sis ooo. the otbers NOT very heavy
/ AFFAIRS IN TExAs-Hon. x. J. Walker and Hon I. b.
King left Galveston the 18th ult for AUSTIN to close
contract for building the railroad from Red river to M
Paso and make the required deposte of $500 000 for
eiture to the State in of failure comply with the
terms oil the law"
/ The Austin Times is advocating the construction of
isiiou o inc caplul 10 the coast oil LayacH distance
/ Oh 100 miles
Inc streets OF houston were lighted, Tor the hrst time
on the 10Th ut. with gas
Inc corn ana cotton crops promise very heavy yield
rev worms however nave made their appearance in the
cotton
The grading OF the Galveston and Red River railroad,
under MAJOR Burkes contract is progressing rapidly to
completion Only mile and half remains to throw up to
hnish the hrst twenty-five miles,
pno,,u..
., :. 800 'o...'ues "
ras's poi,oN - u,o oi.' "uu "esl ~
PleePoi- lhoiS mentions he case OF family consisting
Oh zen persons. ihey bought quantity OF spoiled fresh
porh anu ooeu ana ATE IT. without salt bread or any
Fl 'e h'ght 'ney sept IN the open ar ana shower
coming on, uey We're completely drenched Before the
next day, seven out OF the ten were dead
'u'. WY NY ,'se ~ ,'A'ei iiie' anu AZ
NEW nope new Jersey on saturday, nine cases were re-
ported The disease prevails to very considerable
tent the valley Of The Delaware localities always sup
posed to be the most healthy esnccal in n Tho
cholera " Wy