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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-07

lOFFhk.-loo SACKS Prias Tecd ATkapsaw TTayel-
" er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
NOTICE.
LII who have claims against will please
them i'm mediatey for en- aud all those who
know themselves indebted will do favor by
ing the iyl7-n J. W as. NICkERf.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Co. in the Lard Oil. Soap and Candle business. has
en- dissolved undersigned all
firm will collect all debts and all
bills of said firm. DECKER & KRAMER.
LARD OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.
The undersigned will the business of the former
Klein the manufacture of Lard Oil.
and will sell whole and retail the
prices warrantnR the articles
those of the Cincinnati market Orders
Main street between First and
Second. sep2-tf DECKER KRAMER.
COP ARTNERSEIP NOTICE.
FWNHE have this formed eopartnershp,
q under the style and firm of A. Cnlburn a. Co.. and
taken the stock and stand ofthe firm of Coburn
Hershberger will the liabilities of the sails firm
Colburn Hersh erger and alone authorized TO settle
the business of the same ANDREW y COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS COLBURN
DISSOLUTION.
TENHE partnership heretofore existing between Fielding
e johnson and VIM. e. French. known the firm Of
French is this day di solved by mutual
alone authorized settle the business
said firm. FIELDING JOHNSON.
aug14-tf WIN. FRENCH
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ENANDLES.-1Co boxes Star. Opal and pressed Summe
aug12 GEO. FOSTER co.
GNREY LIIE-Tn lots to suit purchasers. delivered at
"A the Depot or Canal, for sale ly
sept GEO. FORTER & CO.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct g.
River two feet by the metal mark and fall
ing. Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, Oct g.
River about stationary at Is inches. Wealth
er clear and mild
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SAT *. CIsk go Just Iur
WY nv sept s. z. GILBERT Co.
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CHICAGO, Oct 6.
Receipts Of Rock Island Railroad for Sep
TENDER amount to S213,3 last year S141.-
100. Chicago & Galena 1886, 239; last year
$261,3 70 Illinois Central 1921, 941; last
year SCOOPS. Land sales for September
~eed zoe
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AUCTION SALES.
OAhlELWoOLsEf'.. HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Zeal Estate Rrnkers.

The hrst Monday OF every month, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing all the nlsrgemens
evng it will be for the interest of all
set apart the first Monday of Every month for the sale
Real All those wishing
in time public notice
The patronage those having Houses Lets
for sale either public private SALE srespecuy solicit
ted. jyI5 W0OLSEY NELS ON. Auet's.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

NNTE have hand very large and complete stool
EI Of Hats and Caps, which will sell. wholesale a
Louisville and Cincinnati prices All goods fres
and of the latest styles. Call and examine
sepiT-3m VAUTIER q MARC0NFIER. Main st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

THIRTY thousand without single failure. For
sale in Evansville by Keller: Farnsley 6 Co.. Halloek
& Steddard, Woolsey & Sawyer, LEIGH & Yer ing.
The great American TAR Spring LISIMENr AND vEENI-
FUsE. Is also for sale by them. aHg21 d&Tfy
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EEAs Just received large stock of WHITE sTATUARE
MARBLE OF superior quality to that ever be-
brought the Western county seieee by himself AZ
expressly for thus trade hopes strict
enor business and the employ of but sUPE-
WoRKMES himself liberal shsre of pub
lc ssp5-tf
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RANK NOTICE.

BANkA NOk1CEs
NOTICE hereby given that the Annual meeting
stockholders the Branch Evansville the State
nix of Indiana will take place Monday the I'd day
November next the Banking House in Evansville when
election will be held for eight Directors
suing Polls viii open at O'Clock aud close at
0 clock P NJ. By order OF the BOARD Directors.
sep30- 3tdwte G.. W. RATHB0NE, Cashier.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

people, whose servants tbey have become msy be re-
spected while thtw may le regretted but none
envy the future rsasctcEs Of that man who whether
in the heat Of magnar passion or with the vain hope OF
preserving BY violence posit ion oa.5ed through fraud
aud bribery, seeks under the color OF law enst
orcas OF society hnelDg soldery in the service
the State or urges criminals, by hopea of piunder
Time al the cost OF civil war the reign u ballot box stuff
ers suboners Of Witnesses and tamperers with the jury
box
The Committee of Vigilance Believe hs, the people have
entrusted 10 them the duty of gathering evidence and
after dre trial. expelling from the community those ruff
fans aud assasss who have long outraged the peace
and good order Of society violated the bao, box
ridden law ard fhwarted justice
Beyond the duties Incident TO this do not desire to
interfere with the details OF government.
y We have spared and shall apare effort to avoid
baoodshed civil war but uudeerred by threats op
Nsing organizations shall continue peaceably IL can
10, vibly II must, this work OF reform to which
have pledged lives, our fortunes and our sacred
honor.
Our labors have been arduous, deliberations have
been cautious determinations firm, counsels
dent motives pure and while recretng the imperi
necessity which called into action, anxious
"A, THIS necessity should exist longer and when
~ sors shall have been accomplished when the commu-
rn shall be freed from the evils 1t has so long endured
,-h have insured 10 citizens honest and vigo
rcru protection OF tSir rights, then the Committee OF
lNen will lind great pleasure in rcsigning their power
nt hands of the people from whom 1t received.
Published by order Of the committee.
Gs-a Of the commttee.) SECRETARY.
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PmIAnEInA, July l3-ik T. NJ
Ayoung man named VIM. l., pym, aged .. years, com.
mied suicide lat evening at oH o'clock, In Pellior's
tavern Walnut street between Fourth and Fh streets,
by taking prussic acid. Mr.. r. native Of Dublin,
Ireland and connected with the most respectable
families, both in this city Dublin and Liverpool, and in
abe latter city the father OF the deceased Is looked upon
as the head OF the mercantile community The suicide
was laery employed head clerk In the Philadelphia
and Liverpool steam packc, oicc where he gained many
friends. His literary stianments very distinct,
having been thoroughly convcrsant with the Greek,
Latin, Hebrew, French and German languages, and an
able accountant.
knew the deceased, and al nrcd the mldness OF bis
disposition. reverenced his and brilliant qualaca
tons aud sincerely depiore his untimeiy end.
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TWO WEEKS LA7ER FReN SAN FRANCISCO.
81, l,7o5, ,sol IN TREASURE ARRIVED.
Address and Constitution 81 the Vigi-
lance Committee
NEWS FROM COSTA RICA AND NICARAGUA
Later from the South 1aci6e and
Australia,

The United States mail steamer George Law. w L.
Hernden, U. g. NJ, commander, arrived at QIarsne at
an early hour this morning She sailed from Asr-wal
July D. at A. NJ with mails, passengers and Treasure
brought down by steamer Sonora
On she 10th inst, at A. NJ passed steamer fllncls
bound south On the 9th nst at P. M., passed ber6
Abagon, bound northward.
The steamer Sonora sailed from San Francisco June 2o
Al ?. ~, with the mails, passengers treasure te
latter consigned follows-sl 7Ol 3o1 for New Yerf
sll1 453 for England $40 $50 for Panama-in all 50 1885,
3o4 So On the 25sh ut at p NJ, spoke the companys
steamer John L. Stephens all well on board. On the
2sth, at A. NJ arrived at Acapulco and sailed from
there at A. H. day. and arrived at Panama July A.
at A A. NJ
The mails and passengers from New York per George
Law, goth June, left Panama July l. On board steamer
Golden Age all we'll
Ihe following Il he
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The Uni,cd states ship vncernes. seventy four days
from Tahiti arrived yesterday. She Is attached TO the
surveying expedition 70 Behrng Straits North Pacific,
and China Seas. The following l. list Of her ocers
Commodore John Rogers, commander Of The expcii.
ton. Lieutenant commanding n X. Stevens licutenants
). Van Coum. r s Filieberecn, D. N. Russell, b. Kin
non; Fleet Surgeon, w. Grer Purser, w r. ?. Rogers
Conmodore's seGefary and Draftsinan X Knox; Assis
tant do. A witzjeben; zooogst G. Wright: Assistant
Artist. r. NJ hern, Commodores Clerk, =. n Bierbower
Pursers Clerk D. Nibloy; Assistant Astronomer, A.
schonboen; Masters Mate, J. Kent; Carpenter J. N.
owens; sailmaker, r. Perry.
The Genoa correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser,
under date Of June H. states that the Congress and the
Constitution of the Mediterranean squadron, route
for Gibraltar where they viii await the issue Of the dI.
plomatic disturbances with England.
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Laying OF the New Foundland Submarine
Cable.

SYDNEY, c. B., July IL, 1856.
The submarine electric telegraph cable for the New
York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company
successfully laid the 10th inst, from the
ship Proponts Captain Goodwin under the direction OF
mr. Samuel Canning, the Gulf OF st. Lawrence,
between Cape Ray Cove Newfoundland, and Ashby Bay,
Cape Breton, distance Of eighty miles, in Heen
hours. Messages now being freely and instantane
ousiy tram nltted from shore TO shore.
We understand that the company have about 700
work in Newfoundland and on Cape Breton The New.
foundand line from ST. Johns the point where inter-
cects with the lines OF the American Telegraph Company
in Nova Scotia, win be about 600 miles in length, and
confidently expected that the whole will be completed and
In scessfu operation by the rst Of September and from
arrangements already completed Is also understand,
cc6eAsntly expected By the New York, Newfoundland
and London Telegraph Company tina, the cable to connect
Newfoundland and Ireland will be laid down during tho
ensuing year. The best electricians and practical tee
graphers entertain doubt but that the extraordinary
printing telegraph recently invented by Mr. Hughes has
removed every serious obstacle in the way Of the tri
umphant success Of the transatlantic line.
We understand that Cyrus W. Field, Esq, Of the
prominent members OF the New York, Newfoundland and
London Telegraph Company, will leave for Europe this
week. to complete arrangements for tho immediate
uencement OF the trans atlantic line.
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list Of letters advertised in the NEw YoRR HgRAtD Fri
Say, July IL, remaining the Post once, city OF New
cork uncaRed for, doubt msdrcc,ed FOR Boston, Phi
ssdelpaia baltimore, &c &c.
BOSTON
Beck kCo. E1lis q. LorInQ.
Bennett. White n Co. John J. Prentiss Co.
r. Church Co. Pierce, Howe Co.
Geo. IA Gray nsnforth Stone nowuer
VIM. W. Goddard Trcadwell Go.
John II. Could Wilkinson, Stetson n Co
". X. Lewis A. Co. American Almanac.
President Young Mems Christian unon Bedford st.
PHILADELPHIA HorsEs.
.Adolph Keen Ross Campbell.
y Blaokwood n Co. Probably intended for
Butcher n Brother. Ross Csmblos Co.
Green Co. Thompson u shaw
godfrey A Co. Smith. Murphy a Co.
Miller Brother. Smith Hayes.
rioss 4 Brother. Schioss Brother.
willoughby II. Reed. stuart \ Brothers
~ n. Wright Co. &. W. Welsh.
30 the widow or Heirs Of George Pepper.
pubhsher OF the Masonic Mirror.
editor OF The Banner Of the Cross.
pAruMoRE HOUSES.
Clark Brown. Gerdes Bnlling h Co.
W. I. Walter Co.
susaSY, n. TROY, Mt.
Dexter a Neegar w.SL +. Gmley.
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krurn the Panama Herald.
by arrival II Puuta Arenas, have dates from
Costa Moa 10 tha 12th June
Tho cholera East disappearing from the country.
very strong revolution had broken out against the
government, and there appeared probability that Prc-
dent Mora would be taken out and shot hy the nsurgena
The rcvalnlsa hrs been brought about by party "
The Costa Ricans who opposed TO the invasion or
Nicaragua nv shc Mora army.
Business entirely a a stand sin In Punta Arenas,
provisions scarce and high, and the prospects very
poor.
A Brlssh OF war was In port
BY tsa arrival we Learn that the q 900 trvopa
which M sussemaa invade Walker hadDeen prevent
cd nom crossing the territory Of Salvador the latter
state being opposed 10 the invasion.
Ths inn rcsson OF informant Ia that Walker pur-
Iosss making early attack Costa Rca aud that bs
wiz succeod having very strong force at present Ha
headquarters al Virgin Bay.
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SAN FRANpsco, June TO- 1855.
Four-Sales for export 10 China OF 100 bbls GaIego
At sl5 and 2D0 do dosestc nj $40 25 obbDg snles or
80 bbls Haxall and Galego SIS So 40 cases suffolk
Mills III sl5 200 or. saas Fowlers selfrsinx at s14 50
leo do. Magnois at 81; 200 do Alviso sl2 so s13
and go do. domestic, various brands at $40 so per 100
lbs. Corn mca--T5 haf bbs Eastern iobbng as,c.
iysc Rce-ao 600 lbs. China No sold on pIlvaie terms
Salt-l5 N 'hN bags soid by auction IL &c.
Ike. Cuter-5o hkins Eastern choice sold al Is 20.
soap-1cO chemical olive and 100 do. Inlls No 4,
sold terms not made public Nails-i 900 kegs assort-
Cd sold at ~ so or39 days credit and so do. do sold by
auction ~ ~ 81 as& IS, cash. Syrup100 kegs assor
cd East Boston syrap sold at s5c; 100 do. sandwich
Islands prylH ,erms and IS bbrs by auction st
SO Sic per gallon. Rrandy30O octavcs American sold
private terms; 30 do 5sc per gallon. whis-
key--iO0 tarrcls imcrican sold at llc per gallon.
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BEAUTIFUL MIRAGE That grand phenomenon
occasionally Witnessed on the lakes-mrage-wa
seen from the steamer Bay State, on recent trip
from Niagara TO Ger esee, with more than ordinary
splendor. The Lockport Journal says II occurred
twelve vessels were seen reflected the horizon in
an inverted position, with dstinctness and vivid.
ness truly surprising. The atmosphere was over
cast with thick haze, such az precedes storm,
and of color favorable 10 represent upon the dark
ened background, wildly, the full outlines Of the
rigging, sails &c., perfect II the ships them
selves were actually transferred 10 the aerea canvass
The unusual phenomenon lasted until darkness put
an end TO the scene.
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PAssESaER LIST OF THE aEo. LAW.


and lady aud Lieut. Black servant CAPT George
fSap.oa s% LADY and pf'sR s%o
sna @s fss oy Nspr s psS sSR
na two Ta SSdrsn Mr. ;A Abel aa. and erva1
MsdT ~ rssk weston Graham ssf shaw a''R
vi farssn rssy nss S.Rss. RRSs.
En%srssn S.%, Mrs Wv wh@gion nn avery Ea%und
lard Roasssss rs sadans nosehe y Flags and lady, 9
IToy' Ma wsl., DR. Parish S Mrs ns lame Mr. seViie,
u HIM., ~ ~ "ona: ogsge I yona naheon, % Pho sno
and Two children Gen hsrrsn Mss erara MssF iiarrars
Josephi and 2ss others ia cabin.
Among the passengers by the Geo. Law Is Mr.. Green,
bearer OF dispatches from Miniter TO Chile These
dispatches include treaty OF friendship commerce,
navigation and exrasison between Chile the United
States
The health OF the ls,hmus good and the railroad in
hne order the passengers outward and homcward
ing In very short ttac.
New Granada paper states that the pccunary damages
resulting from the Panama do not amount by
tenth wha, the Americans claim Gen. Aosquera warmly
urges his government make speedy reparaion for the
ouiragcs.
The British mail steamer from CaIao arrivcda a, Panama
the night Of tho sist ult with fry passengers, tho
mails and $780, coo treasure The dates are Valparaiso
May 81. tpnao June II.
Peru aud Bolivia arc quiet, but the former was daily
expecting an invasisa from Echinqne.
Business at Valparaiso very dull.
Il supposed senor Monatt would be chosen Prcsi.
dent or ChAs withsus opposition.
We have received Australia dates the 4tb OF April
eleven days later than those ceived by way q England
Tho legislature busy with railroad schcmcs. Agrl.
culture nourishisg and the mineral resources con
unucd 10 present wonders.
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NV ORfEtNs. July II. 1854
Cotion-Saes, to-day 500 and FOR the week 100 bales.
nddng On ,ed at 10. 10sc. The stock hand -
80 bales the Increased receipts al this port
,the date last year 400 900 bales Conee-
Sales OF the week 200 bags at Ike for prime stock,
25 900 bags Nhskey at S2c 3ic Lard Ia kegs, l3isc
Providence, July IL 1856
Cotton are1 at last weeks prices demand stcay. Wool
The market "a arm aud rather quiet sales, 81 900 lbs.
Printing cloths active demand but sales restricted by
short supply. falcs of the week - 900 pieces
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Important PoIitisal Movement OF shs
Germans.
TIE rrRSvERErS ASSOCIATIONS DEcLARESa. ron
FREMONT.

TIE rcRSvERErY ASSOCIATIONS DEcLAREH0, ron
FREMONT.
Aconvention Of ssaies from the German ,Turnvsrss
Associations Of New York, New Jersey and connectcus
was held recently Military Hall, in Evssn street. VII
amsburg, for the purpose Of amicabiy arranging
matters Of diaeracc beusen the Easern and wssssss
associations.
Franz Deck presided and " Hume acted as Secretary.
Twenty eight sscetes represented aud tho matters
in question we're dsiy arranged. Afterwards pohcsi
discussion AROSE. ard the delega reported thai an o.
the Associations favor Of he election OF Colonel
Fremont Tberesse 1000 Turscrs tho United States.
Of which. about r.cpo reside in Me Southern STATES, and
in iyor Of Mo election OF Buchanan. In New Yorh
and Nav sersy there about 0o9 Turner'S and p
rcrosieS that with the exception about 2oa ihey are
Ere acnt nan.
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PvRSswEco, Js,e 2-Abundsns supplies from Nrtign
ports have reached us during the pas, week ertbe
less owing 70 The heavy rains which have hlk bush
has been hut mted the arrivals have ben three
vesses with Rour from Richmond (which proceeded
ssathward). from New Orleans and one from Pbila
aelphia one with -four and sundres from latter port
one with goldfish from Newfoundland. Four-We have
10 advise arrival o. several carRoes which, coupled
with lower advices from the Southern ports where hea
w supplies had made their sppea.ance have caused
prices here 10 become Tat
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AxHrpsr CoslyeR-Commcnce ncut occarG ON ThurN
day Augnst ~; przo aeclamaao2s on Macday svening
preceding Tuesday evening al ~ eclock, Rev. Prof.
Hitchcock, ef u len Theological seminary, New York,
viii deliver ,he annual address before tho society o. Ia
anirv m, meeting of ,hs Alamni VIII hs held on We'd
neyday morning aud address viii DO delivered before
the m by Rev Stewart Rohnson, Of baltimore. The adj
ia before The Literary Societies will be given the
afternoon Of "wednesday by Rev Dr. Tsf1 lately prci.
d,rt Of Cepeseo College NJ " The statad times for
animation of candidates for admission are the TUESDAY,
preceding commcssment and the nrsi day q The rooS-
ing term.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1855.
The Criminal Cour, held extraordinary session this
morning, with view 70 receive the verdict Of the jury
IN the Herbert case but immediate adjournment took
place ,li tomorrow question Of fact has been raised
by more Of the jury, upon which Is necessary
that they should consult the Court One Of the jurymen
Ill require the attendance OF physician. On
Herberts return TO jail he visited by several Of his
~Concressiopai friends.
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The widow of George Baldwin, renowned freemason
who lett no will intends 20 present all the valuable gf
which W, re presented 10 him by various bodles a. ,he
Grand Lodge OF Ireland. He must have died vsrv
vrai,hv but no account s 10 be found Off,
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News from Texas.

New ORLEANS, July IL, 1856.
We are In receipt OF Galveston dates to the 10th inst
The Rio Grande had overfowed its banks the rise OF
water being greater than has been known for twenty
years past.
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News from Central America.
rREvoLUTION IN COSTA RICA-PROGREsS OF THE
GUATEMALAN ARMY, ETC.

NEW ORLEANS, July IL, 1856.
strong revolution had broken out in Costa Rica head
cd by the party which opposed to the late invasion
of Nicaragua.
Advces from Guatemala state that the advanced guard
OF the army arrived at Santa Anna the 1lth June and
cordially received
II was reported that COL Gomez and other officers
OF the Mexican army, had gone to Guatemala.
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T III E L A TIE 8 t Ne WS
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TeleGRApHs.


From Washington.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN MAIL CONTRACT CASE
PROPOSED RECESS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 49, 1855.
An important decision will be rendered tomorrow by
the first Comptroller in the Of Glover and Mather
against the Post once Department for violation their
.contract for carrying the mail from Louisville to New
Orleans About two hundred thousand dollars have been
awarded damages, This is OF the contracts the
POSTMASTER General recinded and has been before the
Comptroller for decision upwards Of year.
Ifthe House fails to to take up the Senate re-
solution fixing the day Of adjournment, Mr. Cngman will
sprovided he get the floor, offer resolution take
from the last Of July to the first Of October Quite
q number Of republicans have promised to so for it,
Important from Mexico.
DEPARTURE OF THE SPANISH FLEEr-CONFISCATION
OF THE LANDED PROPERTY OF THE CHURCH, ETC.
New ORLEANS, July IL, 1855.
BY the steamer Texas have Vera Csuz dates TO
July
The Spanish fleet had departed from that port.
President Comonort had decided to sell all the lands
belonging the Church and other religious corporations
The Constitution and Church Property Decree
generally applauded. State is to be formed, under
the Constitution to be called the Valley Of Mexico.
Hostities had been commenced by the States Of Leon
and chihuahua against Tamaulipas.