, 1854-07-15

time been current, that it was intended
that whites, mulattoes and blacks wers ~
be "all levelled to an equality at the ai,sS
of hymen." He explicitly and emn6ss1
ally pronounces the reports of the emsnc;
patton of the slaves being contemplated !,
calumnious and ridiculous.
MExIco.-Later accounts from NI.,;o.
have been received All sorts of iestiv;
ties were going on at the capital In hono.
of Santa Annals alleged victory, buf1bicS
might with more propriety be termed
providential escape, 1t is, however ear
tain that he succeeded in making bjs ~
back without being overwhelmed. ana A.,
circumstance is seized upon by the govern.
ment for the occasion of-a great SpfoT,
While all this is going on for the amuse.
ment of the ignorant pOpulace, eonspira.
cies are being Matched in every directim
Of course the most stringent measures Al,
adopted to suppress every sign Of diss0r.
tent. wv
SERIOUS TROUBLES AT SAN JUAH--H0.
Solon Bolon, Minister to the Central ANA
lean States, returned to the United Stahs
by the steamer Northern Light. Just pfe.
vious to his departure from San Juan. 4.
rious difficulties occurred, during which the
people undertook to arrest Mr.. Borland.-
The Alta California Of JnIy Sd ssys,
Our city will in all probability Be ebiir.
ened during the course Of the present
month by the presence Of the French pa.
cifc Squadron. Welearn that M. DiIl6n
received by the last mail large letter lSr
containing letters and dispatches ior a.
Admiral, and for the officers Of tie shibs
composing the feet, from which Il An
to presume that we are shortly to receivea
visit The following paragraph, which Ne
clip from late Singapore paper, Is imboIt.
ant at this juncture Of affairs on the Ncrtb
Pacific: Pr lH9f3i 3Gl 70 EflT
'"The Russian Squadron, which left Ma
nilla on the 9th of March, as was suppoad
for Batavia, had not arrived at any Of lie
ports of Java, and it is now conieetured
that the Cars vessels sailed for Kams
chatka." e.. .rsls smso, =
The San Francisco Herald, Of JolHSd
says: q P f'77afdw YIN
1--WE have received reliable intelligence
TO the effect that the British and Russian
Governments have agreed not Il conhlt
hostilities on the possessions Of each oIhli
on the Pacific coast of America. Tbey
have, in effect, consented to recoepizea
state of neutrality as regards tbe I nosses
r Al. 1 Il n
Russian American Company. The ptcbo.
sed neutrality is To be territorial only. and
confined to the land. On the high seas
the usual rights of belligereRts viii lbee ex.
ercised, and the ports Of each power u
able to blockade by the ships-oFwar Of the
other. ia, n ~ ~, es,ue-.
Mrs Emily Jndson Widow AZ The 10
Adoniram hudson. missionary to Butmah
and popularly known in the literary world
as "Fannv Forester y died At her residenee
in Hamilton. Madison county. New Yorf
after a lingering illnass. on Thurs,lav la
June, aged about forty years. - 80,
- .s
European Intelligence. s{.
There is no news from the Baltic IN tie
shape Of active operations. The English
cruisers sweep the sea Of every thing bear
ing q Russian flag, and venture Nilhl
range of the land batteries to effect their
object. The Baltic is still covered with
ice in many parts, and dense fors have pre-
vailed The French squadron has now
Joined Sir Charles Napier's feet The
more sanguine Svedes and Danes declare
that before the end Of June Sweden. and
Denmark will have openly declared war on
Russia. AS regards Austria and Prussia,
matters remain in statu ono. b ,,1'.'T...
- onno.or,on. ,,o.,vh.n .he Russian
I'd An;aS Eiaats ~ s~ 'CrorstaSa a., ,vss dailv
ornoctaJ o tod s,rt
Ay.'' IN" nos;,;on ~ A,s,.;o 90. bscominr
mora % hostile % and Il was conSdentiy 81
.ootod thot sha worId sooh aaelsre onenly
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