The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-18

tive of voting they did only 70 prevent the election
OF a Know Nothing Speaker.
News from MoxAco..
The Di0rO de la Marina of the 10th instant gives US
the following, under the head of Moxico-The English
steamer brought the newspapers from the Mexican
capital TO the Goth December and from Vera Cruz the
4h insant DuIirg the few days since received the
last by the steamer Mexico there has not been the
least favorable change in the general aspect Of ars
On the contrary IT that the forces OF Con- Uraga
continue to pursue those of the whilst the
prouncsmeno Of General Cuan and other chiefs in the
nsgt of Pueba has assumed grea Importance
from the fact Of part of the troops sent out to attack
them having Joined their ranks The Pro9co OF Vera
Cruz gives in its last NUMBER this point the following
particulars:-
In reference TO the detection Of the 1lth Regiment Of
As the government became n aaintea with this
fact It sent agagainst the rebels corps Of men,
ii To- who to-day left this capital win part Of the
medical corps and the fell ambulance with the neces
saiy war ammunition Five hundred men, under the
Dard OF Lieutenant Colonel JunguitO TO leave Vera
Cruz orer to march tawards Tesutan These forces
will be sufficient to re. establish order.
Another division, commanded by General Grsardi, and
composed ctthe three arms acccnp .ned by section OF
the medical corps with field ambulance ha, been sent
o . Son The
10 replace the troops leaving shs city te govssan,ent
=. sss2::sS1sS So n ~ h sns'Ds sse.s
Nse under the necessity of displaying the greatest
energy in order to sae In the beginning this reacensry
whole republic formed into n.sionai guard Fhe reSo
lution which overthrew Santa Anna is strong enough to
unaush those rcaconary generals who violate sheir
mcst sacred duties by betraying government which
ho0ored them with its confidence
Our Governor received yesterday at twenty minutes
past ten In the morning tecgraphic despatch Of the Sd
Inst Senior baria Governor OF State PucblA
TO the following cect-Pubhc tranquility continues to
reign here The iactous remain in the enyirons Of Zaca
not ha hi Of
Senior Castillo will leave to-day for Amo1oc Please to
keep me informed as to whst has happened in your
city. T. IBAIRA.
At half past oDe r. ~ the Governor of the State re-
cived from the Chief of Department cf Jaappa the io.
lowing communication
JA1ApA Jan J. 1856
Public tranquility continues undsturbed in the de-
partment under my command. Fsomethng should hap
J. MANUEL. oAMAaGo.
BY way Of Havana learn that the troops sent By
President Ccmonfor to quiet the people at Pueba had
been entirely routed. The presumption strong that
COmonort would not be able maintain himself in his
new position.
City Intelligence.
FIRE IN DaoADwAy.--Abou. half past nine O'clock on
Tuesday morning. fire broke out in two story frame
building in Broadway between Forty-dfth and Forty.
sixth streets occupied hat nanufactory BY G.
W. Haskell Co. The fire originated between tho shed
partition near the furnace supposed TO have been caused
and damaged about $500; fully insured. Messrs Has
kel estimate their loss at about $3.50 insured for 81 600
pany, and $500 on machinery in the Grcenwich Iuss-
rance Company.
TIRE IN WAEBiN SrRl1T.--About half past two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon alarm Of Ere given rom No.
SO Warren street II originated in the h:rd story back
room, occupied by Margaret h. During her absence
little boy, named Adam White, tried to put some chips
in the stovc they fell oil and set IRE TO the Loss
about $5--nO insurance.
Run OVER Killed HARLSS RiuRoAD CAR
Mary Rourke Irish woman lately residing Har
lcm while attempting to the track tnat place.
ct nine O'Clock cn Monday night, and In
stantly killed BY Harlem train from this city. Her
body was conveyed to the Twelfth ward police ton,
whore Coroner Hills proceeded to hold inquest Up
to the time of the closing OF the Coroners Office hc hal
not returned either with this with that OF those
led by the accident on the Hudson River Rairoad
oHEoUus or Wa. $. EAGIx.-Wm. =. Nage, Assistant
Treasurer Of the broadway theatre, who died last Mon
day. was buried Wednesday afternoon from hs late
sidence No. 1O6 Leonard street. large number Of the
friends Of the deceased in attendance among WHOM
many professional su, astors and Others and also
lodge Of Free Masons Of which fraternity Mr. Nago
tcry in soconS street to awai intermsn The Masonic
ritual rcsd and the beautiful and sugsve rites OF
the Order performed over the ooin Mr. Magic was but
rs years OF age at the time of bis death
lRofy.soa ScHspr of Columbia College, delivered last
evening at Hope Chapel thesdrst Of OF six leo
tulos ON the German Language and Literature. The
dence was net large, but respecabic considering tho
out door attractions The lecture was aHtuded prodc
tinp aua dspayed very extensive research. The
win undoubtedly DO instructive II not popular one
Ne noticed among tho audience Drs. Knox, Mcvcar,
President King, and several other Of the Mtea Of the
city.
TsE SOUND SrEAA1HsThe Fail River steamer Bay State
did not arrive yesterday tin IL O'Clock A. NJ in
quence slight detention in starting which
sened by tho freight train from Boston running OF tho
track. The @. Vanderbilt and Commonwealth, from,
stoningon and Nor.ioh came In, .. usual at about
ocioci They report the quantity Of ice In the East river
a. being greatly diminished.
AIBASY rEMss.---Tho trains on tho New York and
Harlem Railroad run through to Albany regularly
FrcuIas who would surround themselves with all The
luxuries Of the East win have opportunity, such
may never again present ITSELF at tho auction sale nm
nouneed 20 take place to days at Mr. 0scanyans Turkish
hhavG, 625 Broadway.