Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-15
lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPHl
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA.


.New Hampshire Election.
CoNcoaD MARCH is The returns indicate
the election of Baker, candidate for Governor,
by very small majority. The complexion OF
towns give Wing majorities The coalition is
very strong, showing Nebraska unpopular.
SECOND DESPATCH
CONCORD March l5-The Democrats have
elected their Governor by small majority,
and it is believed they will carry both Houses
Of the Legislature.
.A,vivaI Of Baque Hugh auckland.
BALTIMORE, MARCH is The clipper barque
Hugh auckland arrived here yesterday, in
seven days from New Orleans II is the quick
est trip on record-beating the mail convey
ance.
Steamer .Asades Sailed.
BosToN, MARCH 15--The Steamer Andes
with forty passengers and 5000 900 in specie,
hos sailed for Europe. Il
.Ay7ival of the Steamer Teras-Lafer from
.Merico.
New ORLEANS, MARCH l3-The steamer
Texas has arrived. The Pieayune, by this ar
rival, contains advices from Mexico to the 9Th.
The revolution at Acapulco, under General
Alvarez, is spreading, notwithstanding the Of
forts Of Government to quell it.
The fort is still in possession Of the revolu-
tiOnists. #
Gen. Alvarez, thus far, has been successful
in keeping the forces of Santa Anna from
marching to Acapulco
The mountain forces raised by Gen. Alvarez
remain faithful to their leader, and form q
powerful army.
Gen. Alvarez is person of pure Indian ex-
traction, and is possessed Of great wealth and
influence upon those dwelling in the mountains
around Acapulco.
In addition to the 1000 troops sent to oppose
Gen. Alvarez, Santa Anna has raised 1000
moro, and would proceed to the Braves; and
should these be found inefficient, the number
will be increased to ten or twelve thousand.
Preparations for the departure of the 1000
have been made.
The two schooners sent by Santa Anna have
arrived at their destination.
The port is now under blockade.
1t is reported that the Foreign Minister'S in
Mexico have denounced the new navigation
reciprocity act, and it is generally received
with disgust.
u6 IumOr CuTIeub D0IOT0 JIG ucptTbuIo vi
the Texas was, that the Mexican Government
had accepted the alterations proposed by Presi-
dent Pierce to the Gadsden treaty.
The importers of merchandise have declared
against certain DEGREES lately issued.
Several piracies have been discovered.
The captains and supercargoes of vessels
have been prohibited from acting as their own
consignees
.fnti-.Nebraska Meeting.
New York, MARCH l5.-The Anti-Nebras-
ka meeting ut the Broadway Tabernacle, last
evening, was we'll attended.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the
Rev Dr. De Witt, and addresses were delivered
by VIM Curtis Noyes, Esq, Hon. Jno. A King,
Rev. DR.. Tying, d. s. Coddington, and Sigs-
mund Kaufman.
.au1uai Of the .Arabia,
HALIFAX, MARCH 15.-The steamer Arabia
arrived this morning. Her news has not yet
been received
Markets.
BALTIMORE, MARCH l5-Fi5ur-sales Of
1000 barrels of Howard Street -four ut 81. so !;
of City Mills at $3.50. Wheat--sales of 5000
bushels white at $l.s2 81 IS red at $1.75
$3.50. Corn--sales Of rs 900 bushels at 10 a
IA cents for white, and at "a rs cents fyr
yellow. No change in other articles
New YORK, MARCH 15.-FIour unchanged !;
sales Of 900 barrels of State brands at 81 81 !;
Southern at $500 to Ssl2 Wheat-sales of
5000 bushels Of white, at $is7 Corn-sales
of 80 900 bushels mixed, at 70 10 so cents !;
yellow, at SO to "a cents. Cotton and stocks
unehanced