The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-10

for the realization Of the plan OF Ayuta, had de-
ceived, in the most unpTncipled manner, those
hopes. by concluding cop.racts unous to the State
and advantageous only 70 himself and family,
by according indemnid CAUTIOUS for supposed
damages suffered during the las revolu-
aon; and lastly, BY conferring in violation
of the constitutional rights Of the State, the polit
cal COMMAND upon his brother, Don Zeferino with
out any other claim to it than that of his relation
shin with him, whilst he constituted himself Mill
tary chief. The act further declares that the
garrison by nominating, professionally. d. Eulogio
Gauter Valdomar as Governor and COMMANDMENT
Chief does not intend to refuse obedience to the
general government Of President Comonfort SO long
as it does not deviate from the plan of Ayutla- To
this document are appended two Official manifest0s
Of the newly appointed Governor, Sr. valdomar,
addressed one TO the garrison the other TO citizens
of the State, under date of the 3lst October, in
which he enters into more circumstantial deve
opement of the internal situation of Tamaulipas,
and demonstrates the unconstitutional character Of
the policy which his predecessor had pursued during
his administration.
We give to-day an extended report of meeting
of the Toronto Board of Trade in relation to the
growing Importance Of the trade of the Northwest
or Hudson's Bay Territory. There appears to be
prevailing fear in portions Of Canada that this
trade will naturally divert TO the United States,
| and hence this action of the Toronto Board, in
| der, if possible to awaken spirit Of enterprise
| among the merchants and capitalists which may
tend to deveope the benefits of that trade with Ca
NADIA.
We give elsewhere further particulars of the rail-
road collision at Alliance by which it will be seen
fhafn n ears WAS
and another into the saloon of hotel in which a
number of persons were sitting. Eight persons
were killed and several wounded. Those killed
we're not on the train, but the platform, in the
hotel or near the track. The train which did all
this mischief was running at rate Of about thirty
miles an hour, and belonged to the Cleveland and
Pittsburg line. The engineer o. the train has not
been seen since the accident
The Court of Sessions was occupied yesterday
with the trial of Charles Wills and William Connolly,
who kept a loan Office on the corner of Broadway
and Worth street, who are charged with having
purchased the goods stolen from Messrs. Crane 4
Stuthers, of 1T Broadway in January last,
amounting to about 81 900. The case was not con-
cluded when the court adjourned, and will be re-
sumed this morning. During the session of the
court, James Pender, Joseph Perry, Richard Green
sentenced to the State prison for an attempted bur
glary Of SIC 900 worth Of sill ks and satins, the
premises of Shutter Hurd, in Broad street, the
particulars of which we gave at the time. The pro-
ceedings of the court are given elsewhere, and will
be found interesting, as showing the way in which
burglars and receivers of stolen property do bust
ness.
The Board of Ten Governors met yesterday. But
tel. was done. Doctor Sanger, resident physician
at Blackwels Island, sent in a communication rela-
tive to smallpox which be said wss the increase
and suggesting that as accommodations were limited
patients he sent to the hospital in future. The
nlmher of persons in the institution is 5 $3.50.
beng an increase over last week. The number of
patients under treatment at the hospital for the
month IL November was 500, Of whom Isl were
males and 32l females. The number discharged
was las, of whom l24 were cured ana Is relieved.
Only three deaths took place during the month.
The Committee On finance OF the Board OF Coun-
cilmen net yesterday and decided that the 200
for contineen expenses OF the Mayors Office, which
had been stricken oct Of the tax levy by the Comp
tfoller, be reinserted. In re,stion to the Central
Park the committee decided to allow the liabilities
already incurred, but came to conclusion as 10
$3.50 600 for the ensuing year.
The Catholic church in Norfolk, Va, took fire on
Sunday last, and was burned to The ground. Il was
very fine building, and had recently been put in
complete repair, and at the time Of the confagra-
tion contained magnificent organ and many valra
bic paintings.
The new ship belonging 10 the American Coloni-
zation Society, named the Nary Caroline Stevens,
sailed from Norfolk on Saturday for Liberia, with
two hundred and fifty cmgranIs.