Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-01-28
photographic Correspondence.
Later from Merico.

IJuteT JTOHe 1uc.ItCO.
NEW ORLEANS, JAN. 24-Datss from the city Of Mexico
to the It'll have been received Much excitement pre-
vailed in Sonora and Chihuahua in consequence Of the
proposed treaty.
The Pacific Railroad.
NEW ORLEANS JAN. 24.-Texas advices of the 10th
state that the Governor had declared he will close no
contract for the Pacific Railroad before May LIST.
From South america.
New ORLEANS, JAN. 25.-The steamer United States
mas arrived from Aspnwal with the California mails.
one eft the Ohio at Aspinwa for New York. with 800
passengers and 81 ,000, 900 in gold
The Congress of New Granada has levied Of ten
and departing from Aspinwall
Inc sloop-ofwar Cyane about leaving Carthagena
to convey the engineers to explore the of the canal
across the Isthmus OF Darien
A revolution has broken out in Bolivia
Destructive Fire
New ORLEANS, JAN. 25.-The town of Teboua. in Mis-
sssippi has been destroyed by fire. and 5000 bales of
cotton consumed.
Capt Rtnggolds Exploring Expedition.
BosTos, JAN 26.-Cape Town advces Of November
2s report that the Hancock and schooner Fen
nmore Cooper sailed from ST. Smon's Bay October 2lss
for India. The sloop-of war Vincennes brig Porpose
and ship j. P. Kennedy sailed November 9th for the
same destination.
The Erie Difficulty.
ERIE JAM 26-It is understood that the United States
Marshal has received despatch from Attorney General
CUSHING nstrucng him proceed repair the railroad
and proerng him the aid of the United States in
case OF obstruction Judge THOMPSON is endeavorng to
allay the excitement.
ERIE, JANUARY 27.-The Railroad Company is proceed
ing with the repairs of its road under the protection of
the United States Marshal.
Protest against he Nebraska BIZ
PRovIpEscs, JANUARY 27.-Resoutions against the
Nebraska BILL with slavery above the line Of the Missouri
compromise act have passed both branches the Legs
lature by unanimous vote.
Anneration-Deah Of Millionaire
NEw ORLEANS, JAN 17-Forbes Allison, merchant, and
President of st. Andrews Society," has abscondsd He is
a defaulter to the amount Of $40, 900.
The Governors Message delivered to-day. It is
reported to be strongly in favor of the annexation Of
Cuba
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.-Judah Touro died on We'd
nesday night His fortune is estimated at million to
million and half of dollars. 1t is reported that the
bulk Of is bequeathed to the public institutions of New
Orleans.
Death of DoctorBrd.
PHILADELPHIA, JAM 23.-We regret to announce the
death Of Dr. BIRD, of the editors and propretors of
the "North American" He died this morning after a
brief but attack of brain fever The deceased was
gentleman distinguished for his ripe scholarship and
high attanments as writer. He has been connected
with that able and widely circulated journal several years.
and left upon its columns the impress Of his peculiar
genius and talent In all the walks Of life he highly
esteemed, and in his death city has lost vau-
able and worthy citizen. ..s.. ...,. ..
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, JAN. 27.-The advices by the steamer At
lantic have given another impetus to our breadstus
market Sales early in the day, before the news was
made known of 1900 barrels Howard street -four at
$S7 10, and 200 do. City Mills 80 Afterwards 1000
barrels Howard street sold 25 being advance Of
so cents per barrel the morning sales and G2
since yesterday City Mills now held OF $3.50. The
supply of -four and grain is SMALL with light receipts
There 300 bushels wheat offered and sold before
the at So $2.05 for red to S205 a So. 10 for
white, advance of cents since yesterday; held
to cents higher Corn is also advanced about $1,000
bushels offered and sold before the at SO 90
for white to SO "a for yellow; lot of old at 95
held to cents higher Pennsylvania rye, ll5 cents
Maryland, 10S no. OATS Pennsylvania, Al a 48;
Maryland and Virginia, 43 As. Cloverseed 1915 q
S6.S7 per bushel
Provisions quiet no special change in prices.
Groceries quiet; Rio coffee at liz II cents New Or
leans moasses 81 sugars dull; whiskey held at SO g.
The tobacco markets. very quiet; supply of moment