davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

Poe. ss.sies; i1ts Jshn E-res ose-ur'ra. liss
DcvcnsbiYe DE- a
Ar fror Winnie i.fh Alert 81 Mare i.
An fron ssrsnssh 18Th -srsEsE y. 81 Liverpool
Arr IN NV Or ssos iftt. Ssssn liHss a. nTavsfs1i
SD Isch. Rcd. f=I. A-t~eEP. lsa De-
Cueen PoftsmouA; EEe- sor IN Lv-pe', liia ifstc
Wesb IN Liv,rpoai, 1871 Cry n hcotlsr I'm Lvsror
sd 7th Leoniss In. LVerooi. IsiA Joan
6 Aiterf fna- Liver coL
ga f.r Nv Orl,sas lsth Fe- Ns-is L-si- rh,-is
80. orr LivsTpool. i7th Char, Bach Ia Lrrgfalli iga
Ieupcsi sns Golas. fn LlvefrooL
Passengers.
T. ~ewrsr. VI Wrl ID isfv ~ Ffster .1f islr VI.
Lindsey. Rev NJ Ito1 rron Lieat SauS- iAua R IN
20 srer. Or Reatoa ~ Dch,1 and sis Nr Gtrtsha G
isdy Nss vsrn.f NJ Whis,l-r al .As Rev Nnr-ai
Blk and lady. Mr. Wallace ard adv C,pL seLssa NJ Sin
clsT Aessr IimIeruas hR'hurf. k,arseT Pgien. W-st
Packet Soctits Fre-s Sim-sor Tftcn- Pnlrv. N,gcrs
Turner. Recey, WIDE. Eege skyi-r. Vine. .af Hauaa
AcDorad, Sinner Pr ~, fritcacT. Dasancc Wt.lr
miia Hellef. Cullen Perry Bell Litde Shsfne BsHch
Bute Roisysckes Perry Taiscri. I'm. RcsansG Hausf
Tote PleuiE koruo'rs. GiA,vis Crkif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
CONGRESSIONAL ScHEYlNG.

Cenespcrdence Of The Y. Tribune.
WAsnXGToN, Monday Jan. 20, 1866.
Col. Benton stated, the otaer dsy, that ~
Government treasury in Europe was so reckiessly
plundered as cur own. This Is a startling fses.
ii it be fact.
Tie moss stupendous scheme Of plumber OF thq
present dsy ia that proposed by the bill giyingte
all the surviving soldiers Of 1912 portion Of tho
public lands. The article in The TRIBUNE .
few days ago, so completely riddled 1t that
doubt if another word will be required to dsfeat
the measure. The scheme, know, is plsasssis
and specious, but nevertheless unjust and iniqai-
tous. The public lands must go 20 the landless
indiscI Intimately, and not 10 railroad corporations
or old soldiers, specially their heirs and assigns.
Men in ofiee are slow TO learn this but the num-
Der who really believe il is increasing every year.
The Homestead bill will not much longer be
made 20 stand aside b. bills for Slavery extension,
and By bills for private gain. SO well aware o.
this are the various scbemers in Congress, and
out Of il, that they are strsiDing every nerve 70
crowd their different bilIs through during THE
session, on the principle OF making bay while sah
sun shiEes.
II ttc1r W NC epPP'e~N y sNSO~
that Congress that could pass the NebrssAs %"
can be made TO DO sDy other base act. ino ~,
nile. on the cher hand, supne,y imagine 'nA' AA
the evil capseities Of the present Congress "efo
| concentrated and exhausted IL the repeal Oh 10
M,.c,r; Compromise. There will be no harm.
!. ,usys,.a. in watching the Proceedrss o. ma
c.,itol during the rest Of the session.
he no., eouplacen. and selfsa..ahed man .
w..h;ngtou. at present, is General Houstoa-
Pc ..s ioirsd the Church, "sesn Sam, and =
.y ,w,yh in fall trainins. fos the Presidsncy.
! Tss Democrats tried to keep him out o. taei.
a.. Know. Nothing Caucus, but he clsims ian
s.i.. sship in the Democratic party still. Ihss 4
, -s,eiutiors against the "Order" have YET eess
% ,4ed In caucus il syidenee that the old Tes~
a.s isAsssee in he party b ssdl pswsfna
elective he h set tc b crowded ~ tasS :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoIToN MARKETs.-BrOwn, Slipisy N
sI ZOO ssnS fer Cotton with an advance 10 low and
ealne ou.lies Of nsaIy ID while far and upsne'
in cons 9uenoe esstsry wind and Tie Pooso1y o. we
oei heirs s o tls P,Ses 11Sss 5. re tss
tre holders the demand freely saes .r the wees
s. GEO bse', oc udps 1920 ba!ss on speeuash 40 a
Fsir Orlesn a. SD NEEDING co sled air Mob, IS Ssai
ISefier sid4S The sales on Friday 500
bales. and prices siesdy Stock on hand io' oas'
IIvyRF0OI BRFADsrUFTs MARsET.-Ihe leading
Ccu, reror that BREADsrvFfs have resumed t9e ioi
tor Of 2ne SSt sss biS corn have advanced Ga o.
bs ,o,.tons by the last Richardson spence Co.
goO's Meter 5s am lp fGS to BE- S sd FSdesh,
more and Ohio ~ as -" Lis "nsai a ~ a.
sans Indian Corn mixed, - di30; ye-'"' 4'io9"
white a eGe5L r,
LoSDoS MARKETS., per Telegraph on Friday
IWrpTooL Provision VI ,REEr.-Messrs Richard
son SPENCE Co report in moderate business Pe 3
,i,ssy 'Hd les 20 g sr pim Mes. B,oovSo od
hans. new strives slowly and the demand snai s q
demand slow taus have been scted iof 50 .
Al sbeut so a5l'. TuLow uasaabie a. lo~sI. r..
INyKPooL PRoDUCE MARKET.-ine BROKERS Cr'
eul.r REPORTS urcbsrEsd snd dnooth sots :.
SOL LiSsErD oIL-Bu.ine.s moderate At % Seo7 RAPE
PIN furthrr declined cold Il to srrse sniu ,sles o.
sEAL on, as. RESIN IA 'sr oeE.nG q :
TVKPrNIlxs 10 IL ited request s.. SPLITS OF
Nc eharse IN d mend AID pness unsltei 60
chsercd quest far, stock redgeed RICE q - .ea
aer, &c freely ard 6escpt favor onNef' 30
,ssrs sr GcFYsE- business uoieIs'e ora nsry qlan
t,,s rsrh-l oser IORAcco-Le oei1S done ooi 2ies'
wsl mAi-l med -
MANCHESTER MARKETs Business Is not 20 900 :.
Te recent Lo don Fsarts have caused 'ens ana ns
accounts India tss uLisyesase, have tsnasa 70
crsste &.
IoypON MARKETS -Mes-rs. Barring, Bros. y 90
ir,plat revoYs 70 poYeneat in f5iesl sna Ceon Pc
sue- M toFN msrket commenced the week aa hu' %
The 10Th better feeling with al aavsfes OF q -
WHEAT Wbi-e Wheat, 70 a7-i red, =. az AneIs..
Eiork al. CoFFxs in rood d-msas ana - st$sdy Ta'es
src.x in uoSerste demand barely supported LAsA
very dull Ik0x continued quiet LEAD in moderate denAa1
I'UyKTooI MONEY MAEEET.-Monsy il il active
demand ats z cent. minimum rate - .o,
TOXnoN MoSIY MARKEI.-Hopes are expressed
,f q. the Frer lean ell shen In France the arfe sxpo
NJ olo NAV pgiy retzn BsIins Bros Circular aote Meme
IN ar sImAd sed rstes Consos closed a. st
on, New Dollars 81; Bar silver u; DoGeoons. so io
sp,rish The amount of Rlhon has deerss.sd a.SW,y
AvrRICAy SEcpRITHs.-Mess. Bel n Co. Lon
aonl r.ro- moderate bushes daring the week wiz p,ee
in .o. cases rather higher United states SKIES bonds
1852 DO sxes Bonds 1853 los GlgI; Pennyvsn
stx.. RcnS. s0as2; M.szehe.fs fives Bonds 100 10
si.os Bonds SSdS4 Ere First Mortgage looG IV
w. Srcopa 90 ssdse; Erie Third do 73Q76. &C.
TyrRPooI FREIGHT MARKE.-There Is but III
ia h.ns. TO notice in OF FkusHrs to United stst-
no,ts 10 New-York the tendency u AMI downward
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Ar from New.YeIh 10Th, Marie jose, oPo6o; laA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

The purpose q proc1,,cE sod wssh.o- god. Foai
have rosf the S'sfe a tsey beea uac-'sxsa ~ hc
sJ''ooo Vo. nei tie uins-s conn e5ced sn1 cArA q
"a ibese Va; imprOVeLelts cg,e-iy sui z 1stea .
ious y. u ~ ih.y were completed. 1asss -D-o's
H. nis az monuments d Cslf5rliA e-i3rPs- sal a.
'esNl . Isof.s a. us or sry other coIrrTy 6 a.
s,compiishec 80 uucA b ysi-1,ary sbo-. A. IA So
short tine.
II matter o. considerable sstsfac..sn ia. a. =
u,se improve eris-such - buig-s. canals. tua-
Improvements % Cali'oruia without c,.tin, :. :.
o'tiHF 10 shcF the extent ard value ~ IRE - -
ral' az clutches, We extract re fsloEinc s,a,rs,r
L.nnn u. VI ..-.a- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
SPAIN.

The new Constitution submitted on the 18TH TO
the Chambers. The msin features of II ars-that
sovereignty emsnstes from the nation that the rel-
zion of tie nation Roman Catholic but that tolsTa
ton will be Slowed that the press shs be free that
confscaon of property, and tie death penalty for
political offeLses are abolished, the Nationa,
Gusrd is established the Legislature ehal
consist. of two Chambers = majors 10 be ele tod
for life On property qualifications one Representative
for every 80 eco citizens the Courts shall meet ann
ally, in October, for four mouths; the Courts shs
regulate the sireneh Of the army; give assent to Royal
marrisees and appoint a regency when occasion re-
REQUIRES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
FRANCE

Barring Brothers announce that they will repsy En-
elsh oepo.t The French loan, tie total amount Of
the loan being taken 10 France. E1gHsh applicants
took sI millions sterling and theFfench e'ghty-seven
millions francs, and although the loan va but tsen-
ty millions sterling, one hundred aud seventy-seven
thousand D. rsODs have taken shares
Eighteen hundred Of the Imperial Gnards were em-
baiked At Mars.ies on the 18Th in steamers for the
Critnea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
NO MORE FIGHTING.
Dates London, Jan. 10; Paris, Jan. %.
HALIFAX. Tuesday. Jan. 30. ls

HALTAx, Tuesday, Jan. 80, 1855.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Captain Harrison,
ernved here this forenoon with dates from Liver
pool down to II O'Clock. A NJ, Of the Goth inst
The Africa reports the arrival of the steamship
America at Liverpool, on "Wednesday morning. the
nth inst
Ike steamship Union, Of the Hsvre and New'York
Ine sailed from Havre ON the morning of the 18th,
ard from Southampton on the afternoon Of the same
dsy, direct for New-Yoik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
GREAT BPTTAIN.

Richard Golden addressed bis constituents at
Leeds siigmstzirg the attack on Sevssiopol a. 8
colossal mistake and that the main principle a the
question should be now how 10 &c, out Of il. her
speakers addressed the meeting almost unanimously
in favor OF war.
Mr. Buchanan transacted business on the leih inst
al the Fors ign Office.
Malicious reports are in circulation that the Gov
eminent has offered Gen. Sir De Lacy Evsns, an
appointment in IIcia ss 10 get nd of his con-
templaied disclosures in Parliament.
Tie SGD Regiment embarked from Liverpool in
the steamer Bahama for the Crimea, seven hundred
siIorg.
-Four hundred Of the London dock l4borers are sent
70 the Crimes to unload ships.
Tie fate Of the British chip Berrice, missing since
1852, from Shanghai, ia discovered-the Europeans
on board hsving been murdered by the Lascar crew,
and the chip burned The assassins captured and
executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

4, m. Gig Of New-York the cum Of 500, and
So .Ie tso 70 be applied 70 the benefit OF the
NJ 4. ssid the revenue received IN S s,
~ e.. Lenses amounted TO over s'2,OOV' saa 'l''
iu IT, ant sbe-ld not be lcs'-
~. 0nL EMAN moved 70 inase INC e'n'Nu' '"'
40 Ysrk CRY 500 -. - .,,r,-,al
~. u ELLIS opposed Tue suAeh -''''A "0'-
esbih ,,cu,tv t,lorsa IN Imposition.
~ SoIFMLN iasis,ed on his mOn'n lie "onii
nj .Ss II Al 500 bat that the cry nsd been M 10
- that such moVems1ts were irSwla,t ~, -. ~
- against the po)r. He eor'l,' go ~ ~ 80
I'd enough without bis eid " Us, Pii'e 70 4
sk.s thsr, fore moved brt eco. This law proNioe'
"a destruction OF property ackno~iedged a. s1C.
- N the existing statutes rslafng 70 iiq4'Ts a..
-. sid the rec alstiOn Of the rainc IA 'hsn. -!
=, ,,ck THE occasion 20 say tbs; ms Po.,urh nere
-, fsk IN With view 20 self interest tie wa ne'e 70
49, ~ making lbs, la~s ard thsi duty performs,
xculd r, turn home sgsin, where be could i've win
" ~, e. d. WILLIAMS opposed the amendment as
hve''Rf iCKERSOY opposed the amendment, .kd
.sS,ssed the Cemmtsss st length IN support O.
motion to REQUIRE the payment Of $500 for per-
mt, 10 eel was lost 80,
Also. the moiion 70 require INC P-yHie"' u N->0
~, RAKFR moved 70 strike on, the words Of
stbs are Of twenty one years having reference 70
ss p.rsops 70 whom liquor may be cold Tor the par
49,
m yesrs may wsDt the liquor for the purposes
named. a. much as those Of that age. BY the ero'
vision In The bill, liquor would be Illegally sold frs-
sas,tiy A. selers would rot know he sge Of the
purrhsser M. b. referred TO TIE fact hat the iends
n ths bin Of Last year had s5I1ooned the grounds
.Iey occupied then snd which gave rise and force %
.hs ohiectious Of Governor seymour aud come here
Ills year with q bill 10 which they seek TO ev4ds
tbose objections. He a'sO referred 70 the position
n en'ernen here, VITO were alnos' really = die
for American citizens and American Interests.
set 90 for ths bill, which is TO benefit foreign
manufacturers, who will export their liquors 70
IBIS country lie was an Anefc sn-in favor Of
encouraging Amer an manufactures Americl IN
Institutions, ana American interests Therefore he
could not go for bill 80 ngri5us 20 these inter
tsts He called upon the friends # Ar. Ullnsno 10
ssy lie va in favor Of thus affecting the IN crest
ofADericsn cifizers.
The hour Of II T. having s1ived the Speaker
adjourned the house 70 10 A. NJ tomorrow, before
Mr.. b. hsd Concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
though sDow had fallen, but the frozen ground r.
larded the works OF the besiegers-
LATEST ITEMS FROM ALL SOURCES


tarded the works OF the besiegers-
LATEST ITEMS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Tie following the latest items, collected from
al available sources;
The Frslisb Corsul has submitted 10 Prince SIR.
berg note. ealing upon hiutt1repuds.e ~ IA. ln
Tro,eciors'e by public act Tie French CJcsa.
y n send the HospOdsr smil AZ Bots-
TIE Ov7Htoa of Turn # the 18TH inst states N q;
tie departure Of TIE PiedmOatess troops fyr the Ci-
rntewlI take pace on TIE 2-;h Februa1y. Accord
irc 70 that Journal the contingent u 70 consist Of
~ eco Dsp. Is 900 Of whom viii embark on that cay
Al the So itionsl 900 are from tie reserve
Private letters from Vienna say that Prince G orr
ehsko has Instructions 20 sceepi everything, aud ec
cs6e 70 all TIE Alice NAV cemaud except tue redac
tion q tie Russian feet and The occapsto Of the
Russian territory.
Tbe D,ats hes an article 10 explanation being that
P,e5uorttss asserted 10 the tresty o. the 10Th Of
Ami, ard not the treaty II Decenber
Three per Cent?, GEO. -Four ana hah peg Nea's'
%: aud Bank shares - 20.
THE DANUBE.
We aye without anything respecting tns iIv1'i91 u
Dohiodjs Excepting the following ron e wan
dlyer, ~ Vienna:
favored bg the obscuriy ofthe night, hey rescued
ihs tight bank in their boats AMI surprised one oil
the veal ct gsrris0ns, aud after MAKING gieas AZ
usee recrossed the river laden with booty sudtikns
with them q lumber of prisoners. There was coz
siderable loss on the part Of the Russians, as the
Turks fought with desperate courage. Among too
slan is Pschs bu, hi. name ia not mentioned. Inc
iristitsnts Of Tul'scha Aed into the country win
their wives and children and did not return again I'M
III lorc after the departure OF the Rus iians .
The Hamburgh UaehricttoH contains telegrlphc
6ispatch from Warns, dated the ian, wherein !, u
said that Count Buol has addressed note 20 Pnnce
GOrchsko, demanding en- exp anaton relative TO tae
recrosne Of the Danube by the Russian forces, and
ii eir occupation Of Dobroois and thence, as INST
ter Of couise, merscing Wanna aud its comnunics-
tons
The Turkish force nov in the Dobrodj is estmsfed
st more than 80 900 men mostly raw recruits, how
ever-tAe over Of Omers srmy having gone to the
Crimea sssinst which il il ssid Oner strongly pro-
ttsitd ar still remains much dissst'st-d
IL j. pu. ted that the Austrian Government Wa
rarty TO The eruption q, DJbro5js wishing 70 den m
suate thereby the necessity for an arnistice.
ELACk SEA.
Admiral Brua tele graphs thst on the 5.h Of snu-
airy STOW bsd fallen heavily, but the weather since
was clear with north.essterly winds The heets hai
sustained 10 damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

by Telegraph from London 10 L'oeTP'oiI
LoSDoN, II a. NJ. Saiurday-lGsre is htefai'!
nothing new or important to telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
CANALS AND DrrcHrs
=. ~

Here Va have sample VI tie sx'rsoriiu,r Nv an
ergy ald enterprise Of our miners in seven counties
IN California They commenced snt carried on these
works without the sid Il Government and as far AZ
We knew, without the aid Of banks. Their oEa in.
diyiauai labor ard energy constructed than. To
show the extent and value of sons Of our Q1sr-z
Mining Companies, in four counties only, We give
another sta.isiicsl extract from the Message
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
SUTHERLAND.

A conference is about 10 be opened with vleT o.
adjusting the existing difficulties between Aus'a ana
Switzerland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
IATESr.

Ask fold land tsx, payable in tgeo'y-iour Install
-ments. is 70 be imposed GU Polish proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

RUSSIA

TIE bill altering the Constitution has passed the
fret reading in the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
TIE TEMPERANCE riLL-TTsrERDAY.

:
Ths act Tor the Suppression Of Intempersnce was
smep0si 10 Committee Of the Whole, yesterday ST.
,erpoon so e. 10 make the fret part OF the second
section read o. follows:
Any citizen who eeccr Of The -i'y II which
" pte5t 70 sell intoxicating liquor herenaer provided
sy sppy to the sBpsvoT snd jues o. tho resee OF suh
ru or The yudae OF tn IN vhh scch city Is
stss 10 the City OF h- Court Of Common
Pess permit Ell pure and UusduerAfed liquor for
n,el.nie.l ehep.ica OF medicinal pug SIS" &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
EIGHT DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
S6iO,0o0 in Gold.
Organization Of the Legislature.
GOVERNORS SSAGE.
100000 in Gold.
DEATH OF KING KANEHAMEHA

Tie steamship Star OF the West, Cspt. Turner Of
the Nicaragua line, arrived at an early hour last
evening with passengers and specie to Chas. Morgan,
and San Francisco Pspers 70 the III inst
The Star Of the West arrived outward at Punta
Arenas on the 2lst ult connecting with the steamship
Uncle sam, Lieut. c. II. Baldwin, commando. which
left San Francisco on the 9h inst, and arrived az
San juan del Sur on the Goth with 90 pssscu gers
and :st0. 900 in specie for New-YoIk and NeT-
Orleans. The transit of the passengers s1i specie
from ship 70 chip was only 80 hours.
The scent OF the Accessory TraDsi, Company al
Pun,s Arenas. joseph n Scott, E-q. has ready for
launching auott er new steamer called the Colorado,
of great power and size Her length Is l62 feet
breaoth % feet, and cspable Of carving 200 pas
epgers and their baggage sdrat Of ony 10 inches
The Siar Of the West sailed from Panta Arenas on
the morning Of the 22d snd called 81 hey West for
Goals on the evening Of the 25th whence abe loft for
New-York on tie afternoon OF The following day,
and reached her dock early next day. Passengers
by this line through from San francisco in 81 days
ard three dsurs-ess by detention of 90 hours al
Key West-running tine. 20 days and hours
The Sierra Nevada arrived on the 9th At San
Francisco.
No vessels at San Juan del NOrte.
The following is the Specie List Of the steamer
Star Of the West:
Duncan sherrDank CcsN2c60 John Dursnd Co.'S oo0
Adaus& Comm. le7 o. DreNel Co, Phfs.. . Ho
Wells Fargo Il Coz. 80 Ne"h'a' AsPiA1Tn.- ID w
W% s,cii:I.H1 Co.. 500 TO.........ss@scO
Through the kindness Of Purser Lord Of tae Star Of
the West, we were promptly possessed Of our pack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA AT HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
A., from New. YeIh loth Marie jose, opo6o; leh,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10
FOOD RIOTS IN SWEDEN.

The dearneSs of food has occasioned
some riotOus demonstrations in Sweden
Al karalkIona, on the 20th September,
the worimen in the naval backwards
assembled III a body, aud invaded tho
residence of the civil Governor Of The
province; some of the men even invaded
his private apartments, and insisted on
speaking to him. Tho Governor ap.
pearcd, and after hearing their com
plant, ordered them to return to their
work, and threatening, if they did NOT
to request the admiral commanding The
town To lake energetic measures against
them. They, however, demanded rha,
steps should DO taken to prevent dislil-
lers from buying up all the potatoes
brought TO market. The Governor
promised that no would do all in his
power TO put down that abuse, aud the
men retired.
Some Of the most violent Of the mob
proposed 20 destoy all the distilcries in
the town, and especially that of Hast0c
which Is the most important of all; but
they were dSsuaded from their project
by their fellow workmen. At Upsal
OH the same day, a large crowd collect.
ed before The house Of Mr.. Groenbeck
corn dealer, and, with loud shouts
broke the windows with stones. Short.
~ afterwards fire broke out in extern
sive premises belonging to Mr.. Groe n,
beck, in different part of the town, &
before it could be exlinguishcd, the
buildings, together with an immense
quantity ofcorn, which they contained,
were completely destroyed. 1t is moi
doubted that the fire was occasioned
10y the mob. Other excuses no doubt
would have been committed, ud rot
the students Of the University represeu.
ted to tho people the folly aud wicked
ness OF their conduct, and induced them
to disp0rsc.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-10
LATER FROM MEXICO.

iue steamer OtlZaOa mas ieacncu
New Orleans with dates from Vera
Cruz to the Cpd ult.. aud the city of
Mexico to the 10Th ult.
General Alverrz is proceeding slow
~ but surely in fn ming his Government
aud undoing all the evil done by Santa
Anna aud his miuions; consequently do
cree in quick succession. The Con-
stiiueut C"ng'css has been called and
will proceed AT once to The adoption of
al organic law.
The freedom Of the press is unlimit.
ed, and the papers generally assume u
high tone. They are unanimous against
the clergy having anything tn do with
temporal matters. as they fud no diff.
Guilty in tracing all The ills that have be-
fallen Mexico TO the corrupting iulluen-
ces exercised by the clergy.
The National Guard is being enroll
Tod throughout The entire country aud
are to be uniformed generally with
blue-hnn,ing shirts, aud armed with ri.
lies aud six shooters.
Harory TumariZ had arrived in tho
city of Mexico with 5000 Of his SOL
dicrs. There were some slight diff.
culties between the hardy back woods.
men Of the Alverez Army and the reg
n'ars. The troops were at once pla-
ccd under the command of General
Comoniort.
General Comouiort has published q
decree abolishng the Order Of Guadu
lupe.
The French. English and Sandman
residents of Mexico have had u grand
Publication over The taking Of Sebasto.
pol.
General Vidaur'i fully acknowledges
the government Of Alverez. and has
sent various communications into head
quarters, thus ending all hopes of a
Sierra Madre Republic.
He has sent a communication TO the
capital, informing General Alverez of
tho INVASION Of Mexico by Captain Cal.
lahan's rangers; and he states that he
had at once given orders to suspend all
civil broiIs, aud marched the best portion
OF his TO the support of the Governor OF
Cuahulla. TO enable him to drive ihe
American adventures who had dared
To invade the soil of Mexico, back across
the Rio Bravo again. Tie states that
he has determined Unnecessary, to move
his whole army against them, aud to g.
Won go himsefto combat them with the
Hover OF his troops, now stationed at
San Louis Po,osi. where he now is
Comontort, who has been appointed
commander-in.chief Of the army as
well as Secretary Of War, has ordered
troups to the frontier to assist Vidaurr
to Gust the American invaders from
Mexic" territory, and maintain the hon
or of the country.