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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

direction OF the legislature in the p1emisss And the
SAID commissioners by their order In writing restrain
and stay all proceedings until the further direction 81 the
Legislature by virtue Of any grant Of land under the said
waters heretofore made, and all permanent ersetcss IN
ment may interfere with or embarraas the
OF such exterior lines they shall deem proper 10
mend to the legislature which order shall be enforced
and disobedience thereof shall be punished by the su
preme Court in the Second Judicial district at any spe
cal general term thereof In the and 90
the extent Of injuncons issued cut Of
such court. And any permanent erection obstrae.
ons made contrary to such order may be removed
and abated by the said commissioners.
Sec 4. The said commissioners shall take and Ole In
the Office of Secretary Of State, the oath Of ,ce pre-
crbed in the constitution before entering the datss
OF their appointment They shall not be become In
terested directly or indirectly in any water rights or
rights to occupy land under water in the said harsor
affected by the establishment Of the said exterior
lines, or by any measures they may recommend. And
pTeoi esns made 70 the S ss
the party charged, he may be removed from once ~
Sec. s. Any vacancies in the Board Of Commissioners
caused by removal resignation, refusal 10 other
wise shall be filled by the appointment Of the Governor
Of q citizen not int rested aforesaid.
Sec. g. The acts Of majority Of the Board OF Commits
sioners at any meeting of the whole number any
meeting Of four members held pursuant TO said adjourn
shall be deemed valid az such.
Sec. T. The said commissioners may employ survey.
agents. work men, and others necessary to dis
charge Of their duties and they and their agents and
servants may enter upon any land for the purpose Of
surveying or obtaining any information the subec,
of their appointment
Sec. s. Each commissioner shall receive ave dollars
for every day actually employed by him in the duties
his said appointment and his actual travelling expenre.
when absent from his residence. The said allowances
together with the bills for the services OF the
agents, and others employed by the commiss oner and
all other expenses incurred by them the correctness
which is certified by majority Of the board, shall b,
audited by the Comptroller and paid his warrant b,
the treasurer out Of any money belonging to the genera
fund not otherwise appropriated.
Sec Q. This act shall take effect immediately.
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ARRIVAL OF THE cAHAwBA.

nnsess~sing nsu Cus~-The Recall cr Gen.
Ce.chs-Aprssns@~.s 90 cs<.. zHsab~ ss his
susses~s~.
me rns,ed sssses msn steamship csAs~ba. n W.
shsfslat soruaanAeE, frem Nsw Orleans the s,A and
Havana the evening Il ne ira tsss, arrived here last
evening.
Thsrs Gas nothing q Interest at Havnns Basinss.
very dun rbs remnsns II ths ola crop sugar
mostly In second nsads ana nss sssr.a Cor sale sup
plies q the eFep eounx IN io~iy and prlas
psIy sold for shiparna ~ Hp.in Ne estate Asa sea,
forward any isrrs parcel In fs~Axhs improvsmsa'
bad taken place.
Tho steamship Philadelphia. o.rssa schssck from Mes
Orleans for Nee Yok shs had srruas hsr rsaa~r bu'
n had be~a repaires.
Ths steamship Fsleon, Grey, from Aspin.sn. hsa MOI
arrived n nsvsss whsn tAs cshs-es i-n. she ~s'
over due several dsy1
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Interesting Meeting eS the cesas,s.ss.ss. o,
Emigration.

EmtkfatsoH.
REVOLT or rnr rnorAsr rarnRs- ran ronasS
ETC.
A meeting Of the Commissioners 81 Fmlgraton ..s
held yesterday aftrnoon, 81 their rooms 10 Anthony
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yerrlsusk In the chair rrsssus
Commissioners Kelly, kenigsn, fudy, wHshsp. Ksu
nedy and crab,res
rnE EMIGRATION or roxrIss rArrssA
communication received FROM charl~s M H.s
well, chairman cf committee q The Hoard q couss
men, who had been appointed 70 tale sesioa % that
portion Of the Mayors message that rssr H. the em
grafton Of criminals and rsapsr INTO the csuntry.
Mr.. HAswuI sssed TO Be heard before shs Bs-re a.
else that committee be appointed 10 seaios -itA Ne
conn ittse Of the Beard q Cousclinsa
Commissioner PrRpr did no, thsnk ne Csuasilnrs IA
any power 10 attend 10 this matter Their aass -.rs
purely local
Commissioner KENNEDY ,hoassi the, shsuia asi snl
although the Common Council have a hsa asus, "a
their opinion is not without ia influences.
was at length agreed % sppoan, comusrss q ooa
lerrnee ccps'ss,ns = Commissioner ksTrsa ksaasay
The following letter va. received saar..s.a - tAs
wssmscrox gsn i6 isS
Jonx Z. nrvuIs, DO. '-sn-1h. COMMITTEE throaxh
their Chairman bad The pss.ur. 70 receive yesr. q hs
him 10 the Commissioners OF EmiS ation on the suhst
Of the introduction into this country Of foreign ernas
anxiety felt by the Commissioners for the tuppressoa %
this great evil you stated that you woald eommunoss
10 the committee their views and suFxcsons ssA won
also furnish them With the laws Of the state a Nsw
York the subject since the receipt Of yoar fsvor
this COMMITTEES have suspended all setioa In srpscts
tion Of bearing further from the COMMISSIONER and
the session IL far advanced, am requested axsn
invite the attention Of the CommIsoners 20 TIT In
terestipg subject. FRANCS " CUTTING.
TN rnuerIrY WIN uu nv covRs0es.
AcommuLieaton received from the Board 81 Ten
Governors ssiing for payment for care Of emsani
pers
This excited comfortable indignation the part 81
the Commissioners, Who assert that they havs done
their duty and that the Governors them wrong
fully.
To finally settle the difficulty between the Boards
Commissioner KlIy moved that the matter in dispute
he made the subject Of friendly suit else referred 20
q court Of Ave disntertsted persons for arbitration
FORT on At next meeting.
FuxnGx rArrrRs AGAIN.
Commissioner Cumxs1 made . statement vita regard
10 the sbipment OF bundled and atty foreign ermi.
malls asd peurus In tho ship Eccbsmbes3t 70 The sogn.
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MLRITINR INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED
steamship Crescent City, McCowan, New Orleans, N
s,..n.hip Nashville Berry. Charleston. sDsnord. Tiles.
sap cay Of Mobile Marshall, Liverpool Harbeci Co.
ssp r,.ssss. eas.s Lys,pHs, H Sa. AS, sons
slf s.s.s Queen Hale. IS ssw s sIaf1 Cameron
~ ici sssia: 1 %'s IS I'll n.'...
ss sssr sss f.si.a.sass sssss !. crsnss Per-
Esrl sir seymour cBn. STOW, Bermuda, Middleton 4
nsrl spl q the Times OR, Martin HsrbOr Grace Sr.
ss. w s.s., s; s,. ss;.s .s.a. brigham
brs frssi tnsc Dunbar. Bristol, 4 D pswolG
.r :. >. sih:.s !. Pssis.s CIV: si,s' Rs.as. Co.
BE- h ry si si VT Sss, sssn Sr;' Din
Brsg Asssrsss. pslspo. $, xsrl, smsllxoos Andsr-
& & 9 ss.: s.... n T@ss a D%: Love.
i,s s'ss n SsI;s.. Potter
sshr Dskessss brewster. wnniag'on, NC, Dollnsr
80 ;s.. r..s. Pre- n.l,ssr; s.sl.. LORD
ssas iIss1 'fsrisT, nsslss " 7 HsrrisL
s's . s.ss s. rel S, cssa-
AKRfvED
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ss s...,. S. s ". IN .a:; az .s
.sss. ss esss. "a \ u. y 9, lea y a gsi:i - |.
sashsiL nsn,.si essrins y nis. sisssat
sssl hssi. sss,es Bailey ssvssssh vita cotton, &e
n.si csss.p..a r.y. s.-.s.sA Gays. -isA cotton a.,
h.ss .sslss sAss-ssa cAsrls,ss a,y. ,i,h cotton
sns ,ss1sI a.,sI cssihs. ssrssAsn. - asy.. With
hrs bsssAs. isSsss rAR.asiphA. vita coal, bond 70
Ast re- in< tbs Psri IN esns@gneees 81 head ~inds
htif frNNe1 kcyst iErL --, - Demlngo City.
Aekf intstes - ssR frsnesfp usthsway ks ysneiro
hse stt rnres - erssl weasel s msster ksrsenced
sss.ss .sssh.. l.a % :. s.s q sssfs een ns.eisg
s,ssr.s - surrass sss az issus fs Mo J.ssro ior
So s.ss.:..,. nss-s s..ssnsA ,pA Ss,,ss. ss. to
FeAr Uisvss ryssst, FsirsAaa wnuias,sa
seAF Noisst. tnnshs kiss.s4ria. ard ksrssik Asye
tshr ~ Sshesa Nssw~ss Frs4svtsAsturr for Boston.
ssfs ksrv 4 rssssn Tsyiss vFsina ss,s
Sis Nlii~s Nlisf Nifflnis ~ fkamsstsn
NwhE Fsfksf FNfssE Ntfefna
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ksAF hsssy kst. kslig~. FhnsaslpkM
tets ri1ts Ali~I nsis~srs
ssts sssssshsr neeFss' pslsxsrs
Nehf NestAMry, fwfssrs btlswsrs
SefF N*smsR tSitpra b~lsWefs
seAE fsmss psnnsll tenk, p~xwsrs
Aekf tnw rssMls4 $500 p~&&wsrs
~Nf Alst&as hgFFls, D<issars
fsAs CaWmlnT.. Nssis p~iasaft
AS b&lsskFs. Beet Delaware
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DIXON, I'll. Jan. l2-5 z. NJ
Illinois Central Raiiroad-TAe Gaiena Branch.
The from Galena have this hour met those from
Cairo, at this point. The connection Is all formed ex.
cept the bridge Rock river which to be finished
ON the 18th inst The weather 10 very fine Fahrenheit
at II clock NJ ID deg at ], 4s deg at g. so deg at
dark now ~ deg. above The population Of Dixon
Jan. !, 1885, 2,2s0; four years ago, 500 >
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CorRr or APPEAIs,-JAS. l8--No. 275 People against
the Canal Commissioners. Argued Mr.. Ogden Holman
attorney General, for plaintiff in error Mr. john n
Reynolds for detndants in error No So Ciark,op ana
wife against The Hudson River Railroad COMPANY Con-
eluded. Mr. H. Hogeboon for appellants Mr.. John
thompson for respondents. No. So Hand and Others
against Baliou and Others. On argument Mr. T. Ker
nan for appellants; Mr. W. Tracy for respondents
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Our Albany Correspondence.


The Schenectady Kno,e Nothing Convention.
Ia the HERALD of Jan. IL, yesterday arti-
PIE in relation to the Know Nothing Convention Of
boilers then in session at Schenectady Sir, allow
Aocorect statement in that article In relation to their
adjournment to Albany. In the first place, II .
measure Of the Seward members Of that convention in
The second place. they failed in adournng said
Sion to Albany and in the third place, they have not
the strength in that State coun. bolters as they
are called) to carry out Seward schemes. There are
members there who will look well to Seward snap games
So far the Senatorial question is in the Le
gislature member of that body belonging to the
ganizaton' called g Know Nothngs," can vote for VIM
H. Seward after viewing carefully his past acts that
important question. His whole political has been
IN direct opposition to every principle of that oganza
ton" Look at him in connection with the division of
the School Fund again. in relation to the Catholic clergy
bill and lastly, to his speech before the New England
Society few days since, in New York. Sir member
of the New York State Legislature, belonging to subor
6nate council of the New York State Council of the
New York Grand Council vote in any way upport
wm H. Seward without violating severaly their solemn
obligations 10 organizations to which they belong, to
their God and their country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

SMALL NoTEs PRoHIBIrEp.-A bill has nss,sa
both houses OF the Arkansas General Assembly prohb
ting the circulation Of bank notes OF less denomIns
ton than Eve dollars Small notes are now prohibited
In several Of the States Of the Union and the ay Is not
very distant when they will be driven out OF circulation
throughout the whole country.
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Was 20 be iAanshsd ~ Ns~taryp~rs lesh i.s ~ mss.
Currr Tesnsend sapeFior half ellrpH khfp rsgf
brewster IN honor " ~
Herald e-nes ~ The builders sNd etsrs lsslss.< d.
and u intended for frekhtaf.
The bark ree.asly issashsa ~ NJ s~s. sexsy. 80
buryport 10 called the Alma ksrk k.lit n $780,
set Mass has been recently called b, The nams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

LKaIsLATURB or MRSKsorA.-The Legislative
Assembly Of the Territory Of Minnesota commenced IL
sixth session In the Capitol, at St. Paul. the Sd ult
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

oHro RrvxR.-On the 18th inst there were more
than feet OF water in the channel OF the Ohio Al
Ptsburg and the large packets TO the number OF seven
Or eight each day were leaving Ptsbury Tor the South
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PHILADELPHIA. Jss II. ps-Arr brss Nsrsssk.
Emery, Easport; Ransom. Dsni.is D~nsa o., sskvS
Eysrgresn. B,sa ard Monte er.sss r.sAis. Ne. Yea
Hartley Hoyes New Orieans bsrk Hssper usws ns.sas
brig Mathiide (iireml, kimms Porto Plaza ssar kssss
Cristo, Pecklin, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
AFFAIRS I'm AzgAwY
NEW YORK LEGtsLATURE e.

ALBANY, Jan IL! 1885.
REPORTS.
Mr. Dickinson reported adversely to the bill for town
sub.crptons for the Utica and Binshamton Railroad,
and il was then referred to the Com Of the Whole
Mr. LANSING submitted bill to facilitate the collection
nj debts against plank road companies.
TnK GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Printing Committee reported in favor OF priating
Ave thousand copies Of the Governors Message.
Mr. CLARK opposed to this, saying it too late
to print now aud moved that the printing be postponed
10 Arril 18TH
The motion did not prevail, ami the printing was
dered.
After some consdera ion of bills the Senate went
into executive session.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
Exciting Scene at Albany. (N.YA

. A 100, - cl
,,,,,, $50 ~" " Sp""a! ,dst d C"na'
XXX. L: " g0' sup. ShG
So, L,;u y" no 49, '''o W H'a'f
WAS given a,d a ,,roa cr,.I &C c."
man and c;,ixcn. ,s,hcrcd wnon 49,
briJse VOC
A. =,
Y.;ae. Nv" "r,e JUST
~" 80 ''''" III" "''nHe O"
.,h1,.h, Wv ''a' e''" ~ me "''hgs
Ill.,, IT, gu Ta!i a""' WIN some
fcI, into The wu,n. h.,rv 'l'" -
.
-, ,.t;'r " 'I ,,'' e%cne"rht chSn'
.: "''' ""'''y '""S''eo ~ oarN'
'"'"'u '"a' large
,.;i,i', vi PS'I'"' "eie o'"W"ea or
49,: " 'n1 'a'' ""' me u"s'h IN me
c,! "'N "'e' o'"g8e" ana no o"dieS
''""'' .....
no cue P"'t'oh % mo "ringe 1911 part
'''u'" '"o o'W Vi cahaI-ooat lying
"o'. '"o "'4"Se' ana several persons
W" t"'" r upon tne BOAT Under the
Ur"So 'o''u"a'e'y 'hero was number
W I""''' Tu'n aS are uSeo by cauiKers.
''' oo'o''' ""'u" o"a'S, "hich served
!" measure 10 keep tho hmhers ct
'"' "'"Se "i,'a' un''' 'hose upon them
"auo S"ou '"o'r escape.
The panic caused was frightful men
women aud children being hudd!cd to-
gcther III great confusion amidst the
greatest CONSERVATION, aud quite num-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
From tic 81. Louis Republican Ssit. 90.
THE INDIAN WAR

Tie Bate Of Bi0e Wo,er, Yesterday
morning we received, by etea n,boa,, tie fol.
lowing letter from our core eponden, with
the .'hrmy OF he West" on the Plains
Il WIS written immat ia'ely after the battle
between Gen. Harvey aud the Bru'e Sioux
Indiana.
I, may he some days now before we re-,
the psr,iculorsof the action, as The comman
ding officer will probably wei, for the rpeu.
lar mail before sending in full report.
CAMp ON BLuE Wafer RIVER, }
Sepembsr 4,h, 1865 {
DEAR SIR: An express leaves ia in few
moments for the States, aud drop you a
few lines by it to- let you know that General
Harvey had fight yesterday morning with
one OF the principoi bands of the Brules
under Little Thunder, aud very nearly, il
not quite, rubbed it OUT
The Indians were encamped on the Blue
Water River, beautiful stream which Uses
in the sand buttcS TO the north OF the Platte
which emptiss into the Platte about three
miles above Ash hollow. The Indians
were discovered as we came in camp AT
Ash hollow, on the evening OF the 81 and
General Harvey at ouce determined to attack
them.
accordingly, the mounted force under
Col, Cooke, turned their positions before day.
light next mornIng, Wilde at day break Major
Cady, with battalion Of the Sixth Infantry
attacked the trout.
lie Infantry commenced the action, aud
as the indians retreaed they all at once
found themselves upon the Dragons, who
suddenly debouched from their ambuscade,
eAarged the Indians with ga bre and revolver
aud what between The troopers the infantry
ana The lnd.ane, there was soon as fine q
specimen " fee fight as one could wish
to see. The fight and chase lasted for two
/ or three hours, a; the end of which time
there were no Indians TO be seen except tie
7 prisoners, and the dead bodies piled up in
|all objections.
! The Indians lost about egh;y-fve in killed
including their chief Little Thunder, aud
between sixty and seventy prisoners two
men udd chldrer5) they also captured a
large number OF horses aud mulss--lo cay
nothing OF wagon.toads Of new lodges but
ialo meat, and Indian fSins IN general.
We lost four killed, four severely and four
slightly wounded. Two of the wounded
wall not likely recover, as The arrow viii oh
stntk them penetrated their lungs
Oar camp is now at the mouth OF the
Blue Wafer where we shalt remain few
days until g small worl; can be thrown IN
at Ash Hollow, which vii. be garrisoned by
one company, for the protection Of the
road.
In the IN liam camp many papers and ar,
lcirs were ionnd whjci had been taken
from the mai party.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

Some OF the New York city fathers have
been behaving so bad, that the Grand Jury
have thought i, necessary to Judi four OF
the Aldermen end three of the Counclmen
for maileasance III Office. This IS a good
example; conviction would be better one.
The charge against the city worthless is the
taking OF brides for Legislative action, or as
the jury expresses IT, withholding action till
those Interested shall come down.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
What is the Reason that
Wells Patent Wacajag Machiao as
sup cyio,' to aU others?

IL FoR BILIOUS DISEASES, Fever and AEue,
Liver Diseases, and all diseases arising from a
dIsordcrcd or impure state Of the Blood, Car
ters Spanish Mixture is Il certain and positive
remedy. 1t attacks the seat Of disease By rem
deriGg the Blood pure, and expclling all unhcal-
thy PARTICLES from the system. Every one should
use this invaluable remedy who is exposed to
the changes of the weather, resides in an
unhealthy location. Il is equally as good as a
preventative II is in curing diseases. Try il
at once. /; a.
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,Agp.ts for tho ysaon.

The following aeG,'emen are ,"lues.eu 10
act as Agents Tor ,nis PENS % Sr " "'
lied to receive subscriptions @er
+. A. HIssans, q, Eingwood, Presto Cog
Vim. Il. Tut. ct Evansville;
III. Hiatt, Independence
Henry Labosco, Tunnelltou:
Jared Hagsns, Brandonville;
John Hermsns, Fellowsvilie
Or Ashford Brown. G'adessvI''c,;
y, Homer. Lnmberpor, Harrison Co.
I,hn I,eunct,, kcs,orvii'c, Barbour CO.
DR.. f.. Pasons, Gladly Creek,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

More Lyneiihg -fhe S.. Louis Dcmoc,a'
OF Saturday last says the, one Poole. WI,
led OF the compeny in Scarce, Of gold, some
where on The western ioricrs 81 Missou,i
hssbcen HING By his party, for filling &C
hnd the gold. P0ole's fate WAS decided by
u vote OF the persons composing the cxpcdi
dion aud majority being in favor Of hamg,
ing him lie was eccordinsly swung by ,hc
nee, % limb.
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMpORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMpoETANT 4 ANNOUNCEMENT
TTNO oil per-ous afflicted with ScXv4, !i.cr,rs.
J. such 80 PERMATCRkNUEh, SEMINAL.
" EAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GGE;CEki'I.A .
GLEE1, SYPHILIS, the vlc& .! CNAN!::G, u.
SELF-A ISL, &c. e.,
Tho Howard Association OF Phiin6 rlrl.a. -
vi"w OF the awful destruction or human lilo o:n
health, caused 10y sexua! d.Geas-s onC lie IL:
cctuors practl"e3 upon ia uN'grtun0ta VEINS
or such Diseases By DUCKS. have d.cc."d ;3.c..
Consulting Surgeon, a. CHARITABLE AG4
worthy 'Jhrir name 20 gre MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS. 10 ali persons 'lyo a:5ictcd (:Ep!o ~
Fema!cj who op3..' by letter "itn jcscrrucn
Of their condition, age, occupation, hQs.ta OF
lite, &c, and IN car, Of extreme poverty rnH
suffering, to furnish McGIC!Eca free Of cHn!Ec.
Tho Howard Association IN bs:tyc;ert .As,!.
iu;io=, established by special euGt w.noni, for
the relief Of the s!rk End diStt .acsd, afflicted
with ''Tirn.cnt and Epidemic D!rsaGc ,"ura II,
land" can be Used :oI n ether PURPOSE. !, has
10" SURPLUS Of rI,cas, which the O!rcciyrG
have voted 10 ad .rr,ijn me above notice. it's
EeGdlcaa 10 add tia; the Association corImarH
TIC highest Medical skill % tho sce, ard wal
tnrns" the most approved modern 1Iontmcn,.---
'%ilrbic advice e!Po r;vcr % SICK and nc.youa
fHmaIer, afflicted with WUG.b Complu:Lt, Leu
corrhOea, &c,
ADDRESS, (goet 72:ij r. Gro. \. CA-vor:,,
South l'tSTH street, Phl.adoIph!a, Pa
EZRA D. EARrzELL, Proficient
GEO. fA;RcHiL0, Secretary. Sept. @C.--Iy.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
A6aicati0n Of President Cayyeyu--ITe
PlaiM Ct INNtln adoUted bn tie

A68tcatl0ny PRESIDENT CnyTeyG--We
PLain OF Ayut5n adopted By tie
Provisional Go'nea, Sc. Sc.
New oELGAMs, Sept 26 by tno arrival OF
The steamer Oczaba we have Cates from
the city OF Mexico 10 the 10Th INST, from
winch We learn that Carrera a.J asIicated
his Office OF Provisional Pr.dent.
he Council had deciG,a to adopt the
pion Of Ayut!a, thus pu tng an end 20 all
i>ars OF collision between the army and CIV
'..ams Sill, however, it cannot be snid that
there is any actual government, ard there
ere weli-gfonnded tears that anarchy will
YET prevail in the city aud country.
GrncrnIs AIverez and Comonlot were
daily expected al Caernoaca.
incaan, Carman and several Others places
had declared for the revolution. General
Larcasno's brigade of thousand slrong had
surrendered to the new national troops.
FidaurI has published uew and more lin.
cral tariff, and Il decree has been ssued re.
organizing the army.
At Vera C,uH over 800 national guards had
been enrolled.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

CoNvicrED.-A, a late term Of the Upshur
Court, Jacob McAvoy was found guilty of
passing counterfeit money and sentenced to
two years imprisonment in the PcnItentiary.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
gos,nyc ON newspapers.

IN the County where published, FREE.
Out of the County, sud IN the State, IL
cents wear fnr weekly papers.
Out of the State, aud within the U. States,
26 cents year for weekly papers.
~ PostmasterS receiving more than these
rates are guilty OF eXIortion, aud liable 10 a
penalty.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

The Richmond Dispatch is informed
that the Grccrhtiar (Va) White Sui
phur Springs, together with the large
tract "f land attached t" it has been
sold for the sum uf S75O,VuO.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
g7ugion N Eennavlvarig.

HARGrsBvNG, Sept. 29:-The SAFE Com
m'llees OF he Wing, American and Repub.
i'aH, parties, which on The 9Th inst. joint.
ltEom'naed Thomas Nicholson, OF Btave.,
as Il candidate to' Canal Commissioner and
withdrawing the names M"ssrs. MarQn ara
Williamson, have today i'sned the following
address 10 the people OF the S'ars:-~
10 The Feopis q Fenasy'van'a.---f q
wing perry: ana 'he NepnoiIcan party ARD
Inc American party having each noninairi
candidate ioT tho Canal COMMISSIONER, /.
becomes apparent mat such 4Fidon OF
me elements OF opposition u 'nH Nauonai