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The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

DIGsER WoMEs ON The TURP.-The Mariposa
correspondent of the San joaquin Republican
announces The following race as having come off
arfrench Camp. on the Frezno. lew days ago
twas an Indian squaw fopi-racr, distance three
hundred yards-pnrse $50 Messrs. Shannon
and Craddock entered Mustang. and Bouriapd
aud Roane entered Chmilea. The race came of
in The presence oi large number of Americans,
about one hundred Indians, and few Celes-
iials They made a handsome start, Mustang
taking The lead and coming through the pools
about ten feet in advance Of her antagonist. The
hackers Of the latter banter TO run her agansi
any woman in The State. without regard to age
or weight. any distance from three hundred
yards up 10 three miles, for $500 a side.
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auprcuuc Cour, necixlau.

This Court has been busily engaged for some
days past in delivering decisions, one Of which
is matter of interest to all tax payers We al
lude to the decision the question as 10 wheth-
or sheritis were authorized to collect taxes. The
argument was used before the Court, that the
sheriff vas Judicial officer, 10 which the Su-
preme cnur. answer, That the fact that his
election is provided for in that article of the
Constitution which treats of the judicial depart.
ment of the Government, does not in any man
ntr cohe him with Judicial powers"
They further decide, that the fact that sher-
ifs are empowered 10 try the rights of property
with the aid of sheriff jury, does not clothe
them with Judicial powers. They also say that
the.trial of the rights of property is merely for
the security Of The officer, and cannot be called a
judicial proceeding
They further declare, that they can see no OBJ
lection to sheriff exercising the duties of COL
lectors as there is ne constitutional inhibition
and there is no incompatibiiiy between that
duty and other duties assigned them under the
laws.
Auy other decision on this subject than the
one above given, would have been disastrous TO
the credit of our state, and we pleased that
our Judges have so promptly decided this ques-
lion.
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SUM IEO -.
In THE DISTRICT COURT of the ninth Ju-
IL dica District. State of California.

IN THE DISTRICT COTE of the ninth Ju-
IL dicial District. State of California.
Wm. w Smith Samuel Sturgeon.
Stale of California, county of Shasta. SIS.
The people of the State of California TO Sam
Uel Sturgeon, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear aud an
swer in said Court, unto The complaint of Will
liam w. Smith, filed for the recovery of four
hundred and seven dollars. alleged TO be due
and owing to him from you. upon an implied
contract for the direct payment of money. fled
IN our said court. within ten days after the SER
vice OF this writ, if served in said county-wiih-
IN twenty days II served IN any other county in
this judicial district. aud within forty days il
served in any other county. or alignment by de-
fault will be taken against you for the sum o
four hundred aud seven dollars and costs OF this
suit, &c
Witness wm r. Daiugerfeld, Judge of tn.
ninth Judicial district OF said State this 81 III day
of November. A. D. 1855.
W. S. JENKINS. Clerk, d. C.
SPRAGUE & McMURTRY,
A,iys- for Plif dl-3m
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COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
County Officers.

Distrrt Jadge-Wm. p. Daingcrfield, of Shasta
Comfy Jndge-J. c. Hinckley.
Assocnfc Jndges-E. X. Shed, of Shasta, and J
Nj. Goewey, Of Horsetown.
County Treasurer-G G. Farquhar
County Cierk-Wm. s. Jenkins-Depuiy: H. |.
Van Horn.
ShertG-Iotn A. Dreibelbs-Uuder Sheriff " m.
Magce; Deputy John Hale.
Cousfy Assessor-James Heaburn.
Comfy Smoryor-A. n. Stont
Public Admfnisfrator-Benj. Swasey.
District AHorney-Ephraim Garter.
School Commtssioner-J. n. Chapel.
Comfy Physician-Dr. james E. Pelham.
Board Of SHprrisOrs-lst st District, Riley C. Bah
cock; 2nd District, l.. II. Tower; Sd Dis
trici, W. H. Deunisun.
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Township Officers.

SHASTA TuwSsHiP.-Jusfices Of he Peace.-E
X. Shed, Alfred Cadwell; ConsfaJles-J. Nc
Turk, E. II McCuley.
CLEAR CREEK Tow wSsHiP-Jpsfices-J. NJ. Goe
wry, f. b. Barnum; ConstGJles, w. S. Palmer
Pliny Conger.
FRENcH GuLcH Tow wNsHIP-.Jnsfices-E Dick
iuson. G. w. Swartz Constables, T. E. Snttle
W. A. Myers.
CoTroswooD TowssHiP-Justiecs-E.W W. Good
rich. ID. c. IIonioon; COustaJies, J. C.. Under
hill. n. L. Sanbora.
PiTT RfvrR TowSsaIr-Jnsftces-A. Lamber
ton. s. Thoronsiiman; ConstaJles, R. G. VII
ksashly. Ignatious Noble.
SIERRA Tow wSsBir-Jusficss-W. II. Angel s
Baker; Constitutes. James Love, Isaac Shvuse
SpGAR LoAF TowSsHIF-Jnsficcs-R +. Gibson
W. Johnson; Coststa5ies, Andrew Lytle, Wm.
Orr.
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WILTON HOUSE.

Corner Battery and TaHJo Streets,
San Francisco.
BIZ wALToS SMITH
TINE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY OF
Il Shasta County. takes this method ofiuform-
ing bis friends throughout The Northern part of
the State, that lin connection with Mr. D. n.
Walion,) he has leased for term of wears
the above new four story Granite Building. aud
II is now open for the reception of guesis-the
house being situated in the immedia vicinity
OF the Steamboat Landings. the Custom Hcnse
and Post Office, and the centre of Mercantile bu-
siness offers inducements 10 the cling public
not surpassed by any house in The city
u Furniture and bedding entirely new
Charges Moderate.
J. PLUMMER SMITH.
San Francisco, Dec. 22d. 1855. da2-3m.
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TIMES or HOLDING COURTS.

k9TH JUDiCi,L DISTRICT.
Shasta Copnfy-4ih Mondays of March and June /;
e,d sIo,,sluy OF September, aud 3rd Monday
o{ November.
Coinsi County--lst Mondays Of May and Au-
gnst, and 3rd Monday Of October.
!9unc Couaty-and Mondays of March and June
4h Monday of August, and 3rd Monday OF
December.
SHASTA COUNTY COURTS.
Held the LIST Monday of February, April,
June August. October and December.
AT said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business of The County Court and
Probate Court in such order rs the Judge may
determine.
Board Of .Snrc,risors-Meet lst Monday in May.
August, November and February.
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u 1t is said that Russia will not accept the
conditions offered by Austria for the settlement
of her difficulties with the Allies. The lie Nord.
RUSSIAN Organ.) says that ii is only an old ru-
NOR refurbished up. Russia does not think the
war so sad an affair as TO justify them in the ac-
cepiance of any terms not entirely honorable to
them. Indeed. from the tone of the press, she
seems TO think she still occupies the vantage
ground " in the present
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

HoRsE FLESH As FooD.-The editor Of The
Union Medicnle gives amusing account Of
dinner 10 which he was recently invited in Pa
ris, by VI. Renault Director of the great veteri-
nary School al Abort The objecI proposed was
comparative test of the qualities Of beef and
horse flesh. The horse flesh was obtained from
fat animal twenfy-tlIree years Of age The
editor speaks in glowing terms of horse f~sh
soup. and il may be said that a new article Of
food has been added to the French service. The
Tartar tribes eat horse Hesb; the French are
learning to be civilized.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

~ Further news from Indiana shows that in
almost every county in that State, the Democrats
have passed resolutions in favor OF Jesse d.
Bright as our next President
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

" From the Norfolk, (va.) papers. we see
that trade has never been so brisk as it now is
in that city, which has been so recently, aud
sorely visited. by the yellow fever.
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YRE K A HOT Ell
AND
S L A c. E III . L S E,
Miner Street, Yreka.
nol0-tf S. H. BROWN, Proprietor.
WANT E ID.
GEO. j. BROOKS S s. co..,
p AP Err w AREHOUSE
I2S SANSOME STREET

NOR sale 10 600 rms Fine Printing Paper.
IL % $32. 2i< 81 PAX Sc. % <42, 80 ZIG.
1000 rms fine Book Paper. "a ><3S. 40. "A >lS
10000 rms Mannilla-al sises in small bales
oil ten each.
5000 Palm straw Crown and dbl Crown
900 gross Harris Playing Cards. Blauk Cards
Cap and Letter Paper, and Lightbody's celebra-
ted News Ink, together with large stock of
News and Fancy Job Type, from Conner & Sons
Foundry. also Hoe aud Ruggles' Printing and
Job Presses.
San Francisco February ?, 1856 3m
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Revolutions passed nj fLe Democratic Pri-
mary Meeting nj HEorsctown, Feb. 22d,
1870 gf

Al an adjourned meeting held at the house
OF }. G Spencer, on Friday evening, oed Feb.,
the committee on resolutions reported the fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions:
Whereas. we now about 10 take th, incip
lent steps towards the nomination of Demo-
cratic candidate for Presidency, we deem it our
d"'y 10 give expression 10 our sentiments upon
the issues OF the Democratic party; therefore be
il
Resofred. That we deem the agitation of the
question OF slavery dangerous to the welfare of
the Union.
Resolred, That we believe in the sovereign
right oi States to of themselves whether
slavery shall exist within their territory or not,
and that Congress has no power to Interfere
with the system OF slavery
Resolred That The platform as laid down by
'he National Democracy is the only true policy
upon which this Union can continue to exist.
Reso'red. That we scorn the idea of dislran-
chlsing any man because OF his religions opin.
IONS or The accident of his place OF birth.
hesoloed' That we congratulate the Dcmoc-
racy OF the various Atlantic States, who have
achieved triumphs over Fanaticsm and Know
Nothingism.
Reso'ged, That we fully approve of the course
pursued by the Democratic Senators in the Cal
Norma Legislature in saving their State from he
utter disgrace OF being represented in the United
uy 'hdt feneSaue, f1enfy .. oote,
Resolred, That we cCurteousy invite the De-
mocracy OF California to unite in the ensuing
campaign, and redeem the character of their
State from the foul stain cast on her fair name
by faction of office seekers, known as Know
No'hings; and we pledge ourselves as Demo-
Gratis. 10 use all honorable means to secure u
majority IN the coming campaign of 1856.
Resofced, That we nope our delegates to the
State Convention viii moi vote for any man as
delegate to the National Convention who ia not
permanent resident OF California, and an un-
wavering Democrat.
G.. w. HARE.
JOHN C. SPENCER
SHERMAN MOSHER.
Committee on Resolutions
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SHASTA COURIER.
Democratic County Convention.

The Convention was called 10 order at o.
| clock P. NJ, by A. C. Lawrence, Secretary Co.
Conve:iiun. Wn. A. Nunnaly was unanimously
chosen President. and a. A. Mix Secretary.
The President briefly stated the object of the
Convention to be the election of Delegates 10
attend the State Con;en TO be holden al
Sacramento City on the 5ih March, 1856. TO
elect Delegates TO attend the National Conven-
ton, at Cincinnati, on the 5tll of May next.
On notion a committee Of three was appoint
ed 10 examine credentials and report thereon.
mold and Fairfield. who, after shor, absence,
returned and reported that the credentials were
correct. Report adopted
On-motion the Convention proceeded to bal
lot for delegates.
Mr.. Caldwell moved that the frs, two ballots
be informal. Lost.
Mr.. Garter moved that the Convention take
recess of ten minutes to prepare ballots. Car
ricd.
At the expiration of recess the convention
came to order. Mr. Lawrence moved that the
chair count the votes and the Secretary keep
the tally. Carried.
Upon counting the votes the following gentle
men were declared elected W. A. Mix. w. s.
jenkins, S. H.. Dosh J. G. Spencer, w F. Dain-
gerfield, James Lennon, George Williams
Captain Fairfield.
Mr.. Caldwell moved that in case of the absence
of any of The delegates at the convention. the
majority of the delegates present shall cast the
vote of the absent delegates. Carried
The Secretary read set of resolutions adop-
ted by the democracy of Horsetown precinct
which. on motion of Mr. Lawrence, We're adop-
ted the sense OF the convention
Mr.. A. Caldwell presented the following reso-
luion. which was unanimously adopted
Resolced, That we highly approve of the en-
tire course pursued by our Senator, S. Fl. Dosh
Whereupon Mr.. Garter rose and remarked
that if the Convention meant 10 particularly ap-
prove his course in voting agains, the Senatorial
cancns, then he moved it be adopted, which was
done enthusiastically.
Mr.. A. c. Lawrence stated that there was
vacancy of two in the County Central Commit
tee; whereupon the convention proceeded TO
Gil said vacancies by electing Mr.W. s. jenkins
and Dennis Dunn.
On motion the Convention adjourned sine die.
WIN. a. NUNNALLY. President
A. y. Nix, Secretary.
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n The Scolch have saying. Who cheats
me once. shame befsll him: Il he cheats me
twice. shame befsll ne.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

n The Louisville Times says there is one
live Wing in the Kentucky Legislature.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Tower House,
Al the junction of the Yrcka and Weaver
Vile Roads. IL miles from Shasta


f5SEa THE UNDERSIGNED @
H. would announce to the pub So
- lie, ard particularly to per- -
sons travelling to and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House . he is prepared 10 entertain customers
IN sly lie not surpassed by auy hotein Northern
California
Having completed his commodious building,
ana iurnlshed 1t in the best possible manner be
is enabled to promise The very best accommoda
tions.
The Table, as heretofore. will always be sup
piled with the best viands the mark ct furnishes
while from the large garden attached to the
premises all the vegetables grown in this part
OF the State will be furnished in the greatest
abundance.
He has also secure Corral connected with
hlse establishment, always supplied with an abun
dance of Barley and Hay.
JASON TOWER
Tower Hc"s" March /. 1854 milf.
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C. A N 0 N III o u S E..
LUNA HOUSE.

LUNA HOUSE.
G THE UNDERSIGNED
Eami would respectfully inform Ss..sssss ~
-.141...A the public that he has thor
oughly refiitcd the
"D~A HEIDU-"1
and is prepared TO entertain the travelling COM
mnnity in the most hospiiabe manner. He
hopes by his strict attention to business to merit
a liberal patronage from his friends and The pub
lie generally.
The Table
will always be supplied with the very best The
market affords.
The Bar
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Cigars.
Annexed is a good aud secure CORRAL,
which will always have on hand IA good article
OF Hay and Barley, at prices to suit customers.
Ia short neither trouble expense my
part will be spared, to- make this one of the best
houses in Northern California
+. F. TURBUSH, Proprietor.
Red Bnffs, Oct. 10, 1855. o2Otf
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Mr. \ c. Lawrence made several happy and
well timed little speeches during the session of
the Convention. which were very cordially re-
ceived by the Democrats present. Mr.. Garter
also entertained the meeting. The Convention
passed off very pleasantly. aud we hope that an
enthusiasm will be awakened whci, will be
felt in the coming election, in The successful
election of our whole Democratic ticket, both
State and National I
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
THE FOUR MILE HOUSE.

AAVlNG RECENTLY REFITTED and Ia
IL ken charge of this roadside Hotel, | am
prepared to furnish The public with every COM
Tor; and accommodation possible under the cir
cumstances.
Prom my long connection with the hotel bus
mess. feel no hesitancy in promising satisfac-
ion TO all.
My Beds, Table, and Bar,
will be found to be not inferior to those in any
other hotel in the country
HA and OATS. of the best quality, always
on and IN abundance. A. GROTEFEND.
Nov. "a, 1855. no4f
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A Valuable Ranch for sale.
HewlinS's Ranch,

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the ranch
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THE
SH A STA COURIER

ruoiication Office in Courier Building. on Higb
Work should be left anu "eo
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

GOLD HUNTING REPEATERS,
UST arrived per steamer Golden Age. and fol
~ sale by BRIGGS, DEY s. CO.,
Sim 9S Montgomery ST.. corner Cal.
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HOtsE%, E00MS, &C., WANTEk2.
L1rRNfsiiED HOUSE wAyTED--TS A coon LoBA.
L. Ton, near troaaway, BY an uneyccptonabe tenant
toomy II the reader has such lose applying
Y w. Goodwin az Broadway. Possession required
before September J.
IIOJsB wANTEB.-FART or A HOUSE WANTED by
small family; 70 consist OF two parors,
back basement with bedroom IN the atc house must be
IN rcn'ee ncrhhcrhoot and not 70 cxccad per
Addrcrs small Family, Herald office for thrue dsys
THREE OR -FOUR APARTMENTS wAETED-rv A
u location suitable cloak making
artmenls to nc suitable tor The pose dwell
Address, staing rent and other particulars NJ W
hcy 2 SIS New York Post Office.
WANTED 10 RrNT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
w house, havng al tho modern Improvements bewecn
Twentieth Streets
Address b. f., boz 5ts Post Office.
yNANTED-To PURCHASE, FOR CASH A SMALL.
w modern buh two three story brick house m a 10,
specabe neghborhood he side OF The CITY ,ovc
Ninth st. Address stating price location &C. 20 W. H. 2
SIKH Venue,
yxTANTED--TO PURCHASE FOR CASH A IIousE
wv with garden and stable TO be deslrably IN lronk
W. not 10 exceed three miles from ruon ferry Possas
on required LIST o. hay Apply 10 Mr. SMITH 6s Washing
. street. Brooklyn
WANTED. TO PURCHASE. FoR CASH. Urr r.
w stocked drug store, In good neghborhood for nbv
slca n. Address Doctor, Herald Office for two daxa ,e
lori lily, lowest price 1un Of stock IN spse AMI av 90
dai receipts which viii receive prompt confidential te
TO, by the advertiser.
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REsTAURAyTs.

CRrrN TURTLE souP-sERvED UP DAILY At II
NJ ". NELLIE old Siar Hotel, 90 and q, Ifspenard
fTtet AARON A. Levy, caterer
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rvOtJTNP. HOTEIA FOOT CANAL sTEgT, NEW YDrE
directly OPPOSITE Collins line " EesmeNs This bouss
j. Irasari ocf ted and central - buslnss Inc sns
r os let 10 transient permanent noarnr 81 rr8u,a
ale terms BLAKE ROBINSON, Pfopflears
IIOTEL IODGINGs--GENTLEMEN WILL 20 WE'LL,
IL 10 remember that they obtain good furnished
he Gnbe Hotel corner Of Fan0ort aad William streets
Al her option.
THE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. BROADWAY
1hs aid large hotef newyfurnben and IN thorough
order having aDn0u,fnents tie highest
invites the attention ~ travellers.
bD,D ROOMS Asp BOARD. ~ Is 70 50 DAy.
On suiv and orr red - IS
e and 81 pog dsy Parlors and osaroou 81 % 81 per
tay. SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
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x-rw DANCE Musrc.-T1rr SEASON IN vEyyrorr
" los No. Atlantic House Polka Redowa. orean
Ia.se pofs Bellevue House Polka neiowa: FuI,nors
Uovss rSlsA. fpt.shso apd sr see by VA HALL 20 M
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BILLIARDS.

nniI1RD TABifs, TRINNiNGs Of Tysrffis:y S NJ;
ID and a appat aius essential To- connected with he nj
of billiards. 90 be had at the msnufactory OF oCONN6H
CoLIENDER. SO Ann street. -Four good second hand tsl
for sale. - -
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IMPROVED BTrifARp TABLES AND CusHIONs--I|
tented February ~, 1866 warranted mahcmalcalIy
rect and Iossessne equ. elasticity m All seasons For
only by MICHAEL PttELAN 30 Chambers street, up 81
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A y A.-THE MBnsERs OF wALDENsE LODGE
a. NO 0, A. p a will hold public meeting ~ East
rosdwAy on Wednesday evening, August H. F1enis OF
Protesansn Invited 70 attend Doors open at O'CLOCK
SpeakiBt 10 commence at half CAST Z
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pERsoNs WISHING TO PURCH lsE billiard
4, h,,s VIII md Y 70 their Advantage ~ call at W
wiz be sold cheap.
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nEDICATi0N or THE NEW HEADQUARTERS OF
~ the Sixth Ward Fremont and Dayton Club Brooklyn
Ladies' invited TO be present
The hail. Gate the Dutch Reformed church, OF
Count and Butter streets Brooklyn viii be dedicated 10 FIRE
mont and freedom this Tuesday evening.
Reserved seats for ladies.
Judge Kimbai Joseph Hexe Esq. and Col. Z. l.. Snow
will address the meeting.
Good sir ging may be expected.
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pARTSFR WASTED-wIrH $4,000 CAPITAL, IN
splendid manufacturing establishment up town clearing
-2sS yearly Also sale, splendid clothing establish
nen vicinity OF New York price 600 half ts value Also
superior German hotel street: 81 m Apply al
~ Bfo1AMay room No. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

recccesicc OF Mexico as gu independent Republic,
BY the mother country, Spain. various claims fer
io-ses sustained by loyal subjects Of the Spanish
crown curing the struggle were admitted By tie
MEXICAN kepuoiic, together with other elaine By
sutJec'so 81 o'her Nations; and that those clasms
were fixed AZ their different amounts bv formal
Convention On the subject. TIE settlement of those
clsims has gone an with deleacy as all things dp
Oh Sps nsh ground for in this respect Mexic,9s 40
not disayow the characteristics Of old Spanl and
proceeding slowly but DO. surely. various reysious
If the said Convention hsye taken place a, difier-
ent periods in zach ease that the remainder ow-
ing on the original amount set forth in the Convex
ton might be r, duced; but, by some unsccounts-
bic process resulting in sn opposite effect. viz:
that Of increasngit. Thus has the original amount
been doubled, and the remainder now claimed by
Spain l. about six millions of dollars.
IL appears that the Mexican Government, some
time since, caaed for another revision OF these
claims, on the ground that fraudulent claims
had been introduced at the last revision, and de-
mandiI thst this revision should take place at
Madrid, the Spanish Minister residing here being
strongly suspected of conniysnce in the last rsvi
zion. This would appear a very reasonable de-
mand, nevertheless the Spanish Government have
refused TO accede 10 new reyisal on the presump-
tion that il is not necessary.
On the refusal of the Spanish Government, the
Mexican Government took new measures to test
the validity Of the claims which they had already
admitted, and compelled the claimants to deposit
their titles with available security for the amounts
already paid thereon, threatening TO c0nhscate tho
property OF the Spanish holders should they refuse
to do so, and actually carrying out the threat IN
several cases. This high-handed measure. in d.
rect violation of the Convention. coupled with
other causes Of complaint of a miner Importance,
have induced the Spanish Government to recall
their Minister, and have the inf rmation from an
authentic s.urce, that a squadron is preparing Ia
Spain which is TO be- joined by several of the ships
belonging 20 the feet at Havana to back the do
mand for immediate restoration Of the property
corfscat,d, and full payment of the outstan ling
claims, which the new Minister appointed to Mex
leo is TO present. Ere long you may hear OF
second bombardmeut of San Jusn de Uloa-this
time by Spanish fleet