New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-27
Later from ,,tlEexico.

The steamship Texas Thomas Forbes commander,
from Vera Cruz arrived at the quarantine station
on Monday morning, where she was detained and her
mails were brought up by the steamship Perseverance
yesterday. la ese .5H#, ,ig,Sz5 rg
The Texas reports the Tehuantepec Company's
steamer Leonora as having arrived at Vera Cruz on
the Goth nst from Coazacoacos, and that the British
steam frigate Tartar was anchored at sacrifcos
By the Texas we have received papers from the city
Of Mexico to the 10th and from Vera Cruz to the 2st
inst, from which we compile the following summary
of Mexican intelligence: s-usm5 a4.5s.
The fifteenth article of the new constitution, which
declares religious liberation, was voted down in Con-
eTess on the 5th inst The article therefore goes back
to the Convention for revision. '&5.
The bark Rebecca Adams, which was supposed to
be lost in the Pacific arrived safely at Acapulco on the
9th uit. ,=
1t was reported that there was great deal of snf
fering in Acapulco among the poor, corn being very
scarce and was elling at enormous prices. Besides
the poor of the place, there was number of Amer
leans there that were connected with the German
pediton. Their condition is described as being most
deplorabe utterly destitute and almost naked "
The law relating to the sale of the estates of the
corporations is said to be succeeding well in 0ajaca
The Constuyente, Of the 3lst July, in its report OF
the sales mentions six large estates which have been
purchased by the tenants; and at Colma the law had
been well received by the people, and provision had
already been made for the sales. -s-, .s. la.
man and a woman we're publicly executed in
Monterey on the 18th ut, for murder.
The Mexican Extraordinary, of the 10th inst says.
During the week Congress has done little or no.
| thing for the want of quorum most of the time.
/ From the country the advces are OF the most fa-
| vorable character. Everything seems to be going
ahead in the right manner. We have not received a
paper from the States without its being filled with
thanks to the Government for the law for the sale OF
corporation and church properties. This law will
| certainly be carried out So r~p,-s
| From the revolutionary sections Of the Republic
there IS nothing to cause serious apprehensons. l
Sonora revolution has been nipped III the bud and
was ended before it had commenced. Yidaurri vii
undoubtedly be compelled to abandon his project anC
leave the country, and Col Sayas, with his three hun
| dred men will if he gets his deserts, find balm FOL
! his disease in straight jacket. ..aN
| The Mexican Government issued decree on tht
I'd inst. granting to Col. Albert G Ramsey the privi
lege to construct railroad from Anton Lizardo, il
the Gulf Of Mexico, to Acapulco on the Pacific
! Ocean. zst.i
1 On the sth inst. there was the sum of one dolla
and forty-nine cents in the National Treasury 0
! Mexico
A phn was on foot in the city Of Mexico to con
struet various lines Of railroad from that city to 1i
erent towns in the Valley of Mexico. The first lin
is to be one to Tacubaya; afterwards lines will be
on to Contleras, San Augustin and other places. A
there is an immense amount Of travel between thos
places the enterprise can hardly fail OF being sue
ceSsul. d 5Ne '5#S' vi.
The Indians are committing depredations in variou
States In Zacatecas, Durango Chihuahua. Sonora
aud in fact all Of the northern frontier States they
committing the most trghtful ravages. In Chihna
hua they have robbed the mails and murdered man
4 people, amongst the number of persons engaged i
the mail service. -y g3 .g@
yidaurri has offered to the people of zacatecas arm
and moneysto defend themselves against the Indian
if they will Join his standard This appeal may dra,
some to his cause, as the people unarmed and G.
posed to the fury of bands OF rowing snvages.
Accounts from san Louis Potosi state that on th
4th inst, band of robbers attacked the nhabitan
Of Melada, robbing and seriously wounding man,
The authorities took steps to arrest them but had
succeeded at last accounts. tss
On the Isthmus OF Tehuantepec Padre Lope
is exciting the Indians III the vicinity of Mnatta
to revolution, and already their acts are becomill
dangerous to the peace Of the territory.
: + Tie locomotive the piece of road out from Ve1
Cruz is again i'll order, and is astonishing the native
with its rapid speed. Excursion trains are constan
ly on the move on Sundays. ...-.
. The Vonlito is making sad havoc in Vera Cruz !:
thepresent time, and many deaths have lately occi
II red. The hospitals are filled with the sick. ."
i Corporal punishment in the army has been abols
: ed by supreme decree. III "a 3, E5a IN. Es'
, MURDER or A Wire BY HER HusBAND.--:We COZ
: from the Canton (Miss) Commonwealth, the folio
9 ing particulars of most awful homicide which to
i place near that town: s 5S.s8 83''5S li
'i Henry Osborn, residing in this county about ii
i \, miles from Canton, was arrested on Saturday Ia
the 10th inst, for the murder of his wife, 1t appes
: from the evidence ELECTED on his examination, I'll
Il Osborn had been in town during Saturday last a
on his return in the evening quarrel ensued betwe
= himself and wife, when in u moment of passion
: knocked her down and kicked her, causing death
= most instantaneousy. ,g .ah irF
~ Osborn was examined before Esquires Prestly q
sh Whitconb, and fully committed to await his trial
I the next term of the Circuit Court, on charge
murder ss4y4Egy455 qyatgg, x 4ss s5@G&
~ &. d. ia X 81 sIll !.