The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-02


eres referred IN them the proposition which Santa
Anna has made grant constitution organic law tC
the people All the papers engaged in discussing the
question, but present only in the abstract One Of The
resolutions which have been adopted by the Council Of
State on the subject is as follows;
The republican representative form ought to be adopt
ed liking corresponding guarantees and combining the
various parties Ia such manner as Will insure II siabi
/ ~ and public repose"
1--WE shall see" says private correspondent what win
come Of this, and how long il will last"
correspondent Of the Picayune in the city Of Mexico
under date OF July 10, writes:
aSince the date of my last there has been very serious
outbreak in Pueba which owing to its premature dis
coyery put down by the government and two officers
who engaged in it shot by order Sana Anna Owing
to the large force which Immediately sent from this city
the movement for the moment has been checked. The
papers here have been filled for the past week with
ocngs and Civilizations at the triumph obtained the
liberal party but this morning the governor informs the
public in official communication that the for
shooting these and imprsonng others that they
wished to proclaim Santa Anna emperor or king. The
revolution in the districts OF Cordoya and Orzaba con-
nues in full force and private letters from these indicate
that the whole country is in arms against the present adj
mnistration. OF four hundred men who were sent
against these districts from Vera Cruz two hundred de-
serted before they got leagues their Journey and
il than probable that the remainder vamosed be-
fore arriving at their journeys end There is perhaps
section of country upon which the of the present
administration have fallen with greater severity than upon
the before mentioned The chief produce of this
into operation they have refused to allow the rancho
any and also refused to purchase the stock re-
naming hand that all earmers who formerly gam
ed livelihood from the produce Of their lands and labor
have been reduced the greatest misery and want BY
secret decree of the government ell communication and
intercourse with these districts have been nerdcted under
| severe penalties.
"No news has been received here for than fort
night from Monterey communications with that place as
well as the most of the northern part Of the being
! entirely cut of.
/ From the State of Mohoacan nothing is positively
known the Secretary of War; Banco is at present there
in command OF the government troops but of his move
mens beyond an interview which he had with Don Igna-
clio Commonfor nothing known In this interview the
Secretary asked Mr. Commonort what they desired and
said that he had Instructions from Santa Anna to give
them constitution which they themselves might form,
and he would pledge himself for Santa Annals acquescence
Mr. Commonfot replied the first condition OF any negota-
ton be that Santa Anna should be delivered up to
be tried for his his country. Mr. Secretary de-
cning this Mr. Commonort told him their interview was
end Mr. Banco has since been recalled with all his
force it is said Santa Annals retreat out OF the
country.
The minister to the United States and his family
to leave here to-day for Vera Cruz under strong es-
cort where said they TO embark the govern
Iturbde for their destination Strong doubts
expressed here whether they intend going to the United
States at all The minister has received forty thousand
dollars for three years pay and OUTFIT
| QuARASrsE--W learn from the New Orleans papers
that of yellow fever in that city the corporate
authorities of Na,chez and vcksburg have adopted quar-
boats The penalties for violation of these laws very
severe There be determination the part of
the cities of the Upper Mississippi to conue the fever if
possible the place where it is supposed to have orig
mated.
OPENING OF CASTLE GARDEN--The New York Express of
Tuesday says:
al" is understood that Castle Garden win be opened to-
day for the reception of emigrants originally intended
by the of the legislature To this end the emil
grant squad of policemen have been ordered TO appear
| there for duty"
| SAULT SrE. MARIE smp-cANAL--The San Ste Marie
Journal of July 23d says that the shpcana is in excel
lent condition months trial proves to be fully equal
to the service required of it. The shipments of copper
from the Albion, Portage, Cliff Minnesota and Toltec
mines for the week ending July 2ls amounted to 663 TAO
pounds.
SrEAxsuP IsABELThe steamship Isabel has arrived at
New York for the purpose receiving her usual overhaul
ing In the mean time the mails between Charleston and
Havana will be carried in sailing vessels When the Isa
bel left Havana the cholera prevailing there with
siderable virulence
AN AVALANCHE OF nREAD--An item with this heading
has recently published relative arrival of 900
bushels of wheat at of the southern seaports by
of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad The Chicago
Tribune says that if this be called avalanche
be found for the vast quantities of wheat in
present 100000 bushels in warehouse Machine
ry is used for storing and shipping it.
| HEALTH OF PORTSMOUTH AND YoRFoLk-There were ten
yellow fever and three deaths in Portsmou tn
for the ortyeigh hours ending Sunday evening. The
Norfolk News contains the teegraphic account that the
disease has broken in that city, but says is not cpl
demc and that trouble expense will be spared to
| rest its progress.
| Emory CoILEGr.-Hon. II. w. billiard, of Alabama has
been chosen president Of the Emory College at Oxford
4 Georgia. vice DR.. Means, resigned
FIENpIsH ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE MuRDsR-PLEAsuREs OF
THE pETEcrIyE oFFIcER.We copy the
/ following from the Chicago Tribune of July IS;
About week ago the superintendent of track repairs
from Laporte Chicago Mr. Oakley, finding section
of his beat kept in proper shape determined to
dismiss the whole gang of the section and accord
ngly did so, and from the talk of the when dis
charged promptly reported to the general superintendent
Col James Moore Adrian he afraid there might be
trouble on the section Bailcytown, Indiana.
i Col Moore Immediately communicated his suspicious
TO Pinkerton Co., who forthwith concentrated their de-
ectve force in that neghhorhood under the personal
pervison of Pinkerton himself From the movements of
things Monday evening last Mr. Pinkerton led to
place additional force of railroad along the track
from Miler's station Calumet The night dark and
rainyust the kind of night for such demons to go to
| work.
Sealthiy the watch stole along the track every nook
and Granny carefully searched and under bridge
Baileytown clawbar such used for drawing spikes
was found As had been missing upon this section
when the discharged, who, when questioned by
Mr. Oakley where it was denied all knowledge of it,