The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1854-07-20

the UnlGed Otat6s SHALL % p'hcou III an TO
specss on the better footing which may be
! stipulated for in any such coHsention.
NJ The Catholic church al Kseseville, New
York. has assumed position similar to that
which led to the accommodation of the St
Louis church at Buffalo.
| CHARGE OF KIDNAPpING.-J. s. Russell, the
captain of canal boat, was arrested yester-
day morning, at Albany, charged with being
an accomplish of Murrill in Kidnapping Solo
mon Northrup. He admitted he was at the
Inauguration at Washington, IN 1s4l. He was
ironed and taken to Ballston Spa for trial.
THE REVOLUTION IN MEatco = Adyices
from Acapulco to the Goth ulsI received by the
California, show that city and rae surrounding
province to be still in the poss sssion of Alva-
reg, and the revolution, far fro a being extin-
guishsd, was spreading throu, n all parts OF
the country. In Yucstan, TIE auantepec, Rio
Verde, Estate of San Luis,1 Chitutla, and Chef
la, (State of Puebla,) Husjepan de Leon, State
of Oaiacs,l Tampico, Tula, Tsmaulipas, Tux
pan, Estate of Vera CRUZ ard even in the
State of Mexico itself, the banner of revolu-
ton had been raised.
The blockade of capulco had been raised
by the u. S. steamship Portsmouth. Accord
ing to the correspondent of the Neac York
Herald, Captain Dornin of the Portsmouth,
sent messenger on board the Mexican war
vessel Santa Anna, to inform her commander
that he had come out to convoy the steamers
into port, and should do so as soon as they hove
in sight. Her commander replied that he
should consider the blockade Was broken, and
should quit forthwith; he accordingly made
ell sail, and lefs for Mazatlan.
CENTRAL AMERIcA-The news from the
Isthmus shows the New Grans6ian revolution
lists to be gaining ground, and the city OF
| Panama was threatened. Aspinwal was In a
state of great disorder, and the foreign resi-
dents had taken matters into their own hands.
| 1t is supposed that the long-contemplated
movement for the separation from the New
Granadian Government of the four provinces
comprising the Isthmus of Darien, Tor Pans-
| ma is likely TO be made in the course of 3 few
weeks from the present time. The people on
the Isthmus, and especially those of Aspinwall
and Panama, have long been dissatisfied with
the Government ct Bogota.
THE LATE RAILROAD DIsAsTER--We have
already published the particulars of "a deaths,
and an additional one, that of MIR. Thomas N.
Parsons makes 35.-BGh. Sun, Jaly IL.
THE JEws.-There are 80 Jewish Churches,
or Synagogues, in the United States of which
nine are in New York and seven in Pennsyl-
vania. The value of the Jewish Church proper
| ty, according to the last census, is about one
| third of million of dollars. Tbewhole number
of Israeltes In the United States ls II 900. The
variety Of the pursuits or vocaEons to which
they devote themselves is not very large-they
being generally found, in our lsege cities, de-
voted to one or two kinds of business only.
ThomsGstOn Maize Journal.
MA1NE-The Wings, Free-Soiers, and Mer.
rill Democrats, Of the second COngressional
district Of Maine, have united On John Q
Perry as q candidate for Congress, on the
ground of union in opposition to the Nebraska
bill. Samuel Msyan is the present Repre-
sentative. He ia a member of the party called
Democratic, and voted against the Nebraska
bill
PROBABLE KIDNAPPER.-We learn that
Merrill, the alleged kidnapper Of Solomon
Northrup, free colored citizen of this State
who was thereby subjected to twelve years Of
inhuman bondage and suffering as q slave In
Louisiana, was yesterday morning arrested
near Glovcrsvlle in Fulton county, and fully
identified by Northrup as the villain who stole
and sold him into slavery. We presume there
can be little or no doubt of his guilt Well
does any man suppose that the arm of the Fed
eral Government viii be stretched out to in
sure his conviction ?-that Judges Marshals
Commissioners, District Attorneys, soldiers
Sc, will be rallied into superhumaa activity IN
order to insure the execution Of jufhce on this
culprit? Who is SO green as to suppose ii g
NeD York Tribune.
New YORK, July l0.-Mr. Barrum hiss re.
signed the Presidency of the Cryrtal Palace
Association AS yet, no cause assigned tor the
act.
The weather is cooler and plenssnter to-day
More cases of cholera are reported.
A better feeling prevails In the stock mar
ket as operators believe that we hsve seen the
worst. The sales Of the first aud between
n boards to-day, show an advance o. from fifty
cents to two dollars in the entire list of " fan
cies"
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-THE thriving little
village of Coxsackie is now o mass of burning
ruins, the entire village having been destroyed
by FIRE last evening, including the three hotclt
and the post Office. Loss estimated OF $4,000
New YoRK, July 1.-THE seven million
draft, on account of the Mexican indemnity
was paid this morning, in specie.
BALTIMORE, July 12-The brig Lapwing
Captain Kelly, arrived here this morning with
Rio dates to June 5th, six days later.
The barques Rainbow and Delaware are in
port at Rio; also the brig Gen. Pierce; also
United States frigate Savannah and store-ehip
Relef--the latter to sail for New York or
the 9th; also United States brig Bainbridgt
and sloop Of war Germantown, which are ex
pected to arrive here soon. Lieut. Tottcr
comes home in i'll health. Other ofhcsrs and
crews all well.
New YORK, July 1.-THE baking house
Of Auguste Belmont G. Co, of this city, was
entered last night, and robbed of 5000. Th.
property stolen consisted of fourteen 81 ,000
notes on the Bank of the State Of New York
drawn in favor of A. Belmont, and supposed t
be dated November /, 1852. Five hundred
dollars reward s offered for the recovery Of The
, money and the detection of the thief
New YORK, July 13.-The Harlem Railroad
Company will assume oil the stock fraudulent
ly issued by its agents. Z
One half of the 81 ,0O0, 900 in specie deposit
, ed in our city banks by Gen. Almonte, will &c
out of the country.
dull day for stocks Most descriptions o.
the fancies have declined slightly in price.
: The flour market continues in 9 dull and
, dropping state sales Of 5000 barrels of STATE
brands, at 1925 a Sc so; Southern, $8.44 q
: So 81. Corn-sales of 40 900 bushels Western
mixed, SO cents; white, 60 cents yellow, II
cents. Provisions dull. Cotton frmer.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 13.-A mass meeting