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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15
The Financial Crfsss

FAILURE or WAND AND NASH, or LOUISVILLE.
LorryIIs, KY, sep, IL, 1857.
10 announced that Messu Ward and Noah, tobacco
dellers Of his city, failed 10 day.
BANK SUSPENSION IN WASHINGTON.
WAsInsoros, Sept. Ia, 1857.
The long established banking house OF hessrs Pair 4
Noupe suspended paymen, this morning, owing 70 ain
Guilty In raising money on their securities They have
assigned 70 Fees, of Baltimore and IL represented
that their @seis largely exceed their liabilities.
SUSPENSION or THE CITIZENS BANK OF crscTsHA-T.
CrscrsyAr, Sept. ID, 1857.
The Citizens BaAk or smead Collard Hashes OF this
city, Suspended this mornps They have issued circu
lar r,srg the DO The nes Of The senior partner
and TIE present crisis In money affairs.
fHH BANK OF SOUTH COUNTY RI.
Providence, X l., Sept IL, lss,
The dlrcuy 10 the Bank OF south County IL only tenn
posry. Ther. DO doub. OF u abundan, ABILITY TO
meet Ne engagements.
THE oSTABro BAsT.
Urea, N. Y, sep< IL, 1885,;
The Supreme Court has appop,ed Edmund A wetmors
Receiver Of the Ontario Bank Of this city.
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esw ORinA~1, Sept Ia, 1887
Cotton unsettled: saes 10 day $500 bales At stre- bit
moi quo,sbiy higher prices kecoIps dsy 1900 bales
Flour % ss 20. Fed wheat, 81 TO- Lari frm II Ho
Bvws1o, acpt H-8P. ~
Flour sciive snt unchN ged sales $500 bbs al
81 81 fr surerabe Ohio, fsdlans and Mcb gan
40 ~ s5 81 Ter extra do Whest closes with iow gades
better sale. 20 Coz bushels, al $50 s51c Tor Oncaxo
rprng 10 arrive s1ho tho SPOT sagsc for common
MI. suse club, 81 os.sl rs for white Indians aln
and " rs for white Ke0tucky Corn better ssies &c 900
buseeh $50 eOc oat, unchanged Bales 900 bush
Ella 81 Soc Whisrey cell nj a2ac Freigbs-lbo Tor
cheat 20 Nee YORK LAKE. imports Tor toe 'ony eght
hours emo NJ At noon to dsy- 1000 bbls fonr a Go
bushels wheat, 2-t00 bushels o1rn. Cara EXPORTS
% 900 bushels wheat, 900 bushels CON, 900 bushcls
oets
Osvzse, Sept 1i-sP.H
Flour urcbsnsti Sales 500 bbh wheat nrmer sac,
IA COO bu,hels IT 81 o. for rsd, and eoc for ChcV)
fpnDg, ahoN Corn auIi Sales 800 bushels, At 7tc
Ffsbts cull and uscbstged lake imports 70 cav sscoo
bushels wheat u, Geo do corn, 1870 do, barley Oaus
exports -gl 900 hwBel whea 600 bushels wbes and
$500 DO corn saost IRON tho upper lakes f,r 0sweeo
CmCs6o, Sept H-6 2
Flour srsdv. Wheat huoyani salet AZ 1lc Corn FIRM
ssl.s 10000 bushels. at soc SIC Usu steaiy. Mip.
msnts 70 BUdslo1 500 bbs Gouf. $4,000 bushels ~aeat
n COO 90 cor, Shpme1i- 10 Oswegc NO Tour or ~hest
6s COO bushels Recs ps 70 day. 700 bbs lour,
6i,co0 bushels shea, 10 ooo do. oats
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Ihe sew York American state Convention
SYRACUSE Sept Ia, 1857
Ihe American Convention meets here 70 morrow. Not
large number OF the delegates here but those who
have arrived are principally the prominent Of the
organization good spirit 10 manifested among the dele
gaes, and there Is A apparent desrc inmate strong
ticket OF new men Putnam, OF Erie, and wilder, or
Albany, are the prominent candidates for Secretary or
safe Daniel Ullmsnn II also mentioned by some New
Workers. but the = apparently but little prospect OF his
nomination. Col \. Benton, Of Herximer will un.
doubleday be the nominee for Compollsr Cushing ID in
the ft Id for nomination for Attorney General Dot u
oppo,ed by those who dvocased q new ticket poicy
The other prominent candidates that ONCE are Msdisou
Bprpel Of Chsutauque, ard Gen b Ross OF Essex The
selection will depend upon the reAu OF nomination for
Score tary Of State Stuart, OF Ontario and VIM Al Bird
Of Erie, are in The ned for State Engineer George W.
Warner Of New York IL spoken OF Zoe State Prison Inspeo
tor George A. Barney II also In the Geld. Lyman Odell
OF IivDgston, spoken Of for position on the ticket
either Is Treasurer or Canal Commissioner
PORTLAND II O'Clock P n
Returns from hundred and three towns foot up q
follows:-Aorrili, "a $50; Smith, 9b giving repub
hosp msjorty OF go fne vote ass year stood me
same towns: Hamln, 32,s8S; Wells, 1923; Patasn,
3,b77-gsipg HamliD majority OF 1888. The repubi
loss therefore 4bS The aggregate In these
towns fall short Of last year IL be3
The Legislature Ia overwhelmingly republican In both
branches
MONTHS mso,lty In the Slate will DO from ten TO twelve
thousand.
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arUBiIcAr CossnTn The Kings County Republican
Committee held . meeting last evening, at Mrs Prea's,
Jo-aemon street. Tor the purpose e selecting the time and
place for holding the primary meetings Of the party
cleo, delegates 10 Assembly Conventions Thursday
mig, the IL inst nxed the Time for the Jrims
rice, and Saturday, ats r a FOR the Auenbly Conven
tons Five delegates 10 be elected from each
The Assembly Conventions 10 be held At the folowins
places -first district, Doxey's FatAnis, Up. second
district, Mrs. preurs, p Third district, same time
and place Fourth district corner OF Fulton and ORANGE
streets Finn district, Fulton Adelpb street; nth
district Oteon Ftfth street seventh district Union Han,
kaen sireet. The Committee soon aftsr adjourned
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Sew York. Tuesday, September 10, 1857.


ILuTOp0
YHB NEW YORK HKRALB-BDIrrOE FOB uURoPB.
The cunard mail steamship Asia, Capt Lctt will leave
COS por, tomorrow for Liverpool
The European malls viii close In This city .. half past
ts1 O'Clock 10 morrow morning
The European edition Of the AnAID, printed In French
s2c English win be published q, ten O'Clock In the
tag Single copies, in wrappers six cents
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition OF the
usw HsRAp viii be received nj the following places
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me contents Of the Eur pean edition or the HERALD vii
pombipe the news received by mail and telegraph 81 tbs
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m utilization
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TWO GPEAT TaOrc #D-DAY.
Igo srotsny matches viii take place this Afternoon
ns Union and CentrevIe racki each for sb coodasncc
three milcs Lancet and Rose o, Warrington 70 70
The Cenueville, AMI Prince and Lantern lns Unoo
Course Tso suon exciting races day have
before nxen place in tbs country, tho chara,er ot the
horses and he large amount NJ money a. stake considered
should the weather prove propinou', ths attendance viii
~.
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The heath OF sdemoissls Rachel IL not improving
AL and the illustrtous srtst kinks more and more,
osrdiIg 70 TIRE Paris Paic Of becoming Christian After
her baptism 10 said that abe w psrtase OF anyhey
sacrament, viz thst marriage, II orcsr that soe may
DO ab 10 leave her Children In The hands guardian
chosen b. herself
ARRIVALS.
From liverpool IN ct. am,hp Bsitlo-C W Adsms y X
prct and lady krs Burnham ais he IN s1rnhsn
lire Burnhan servant uammNck NJ urag. u "A
CLARK CLARK and lady Viz Msev C7a~t C.v
Rev Alex Cemens aud ladv III. lady and Servants
kiss Ulif Miss ndlh Cnft Re- LYMAN toienAn
& l-u an. NJ Goldman Nrs annie tjolema, Nrs 4
onsock Mes ada ComsloCk. Caytsp RichaI 4 @ ,rnns
Mts sarah Desso hdwsrd Iesno Ieiano Mr. he isou
aud lacy, helea ltr Donovan 81 u0remua Miss mar
l0tie Dntemus, N'ss Hen eta nO~emus roswell Iprv.
twfh, Niss Nsry nrburEh, fdes0s, a Emerson Mrs n
swell q tfph"nas Io1 and sdr = Try ard isdy Pro
lessor alfrea reenen 4hert julie ,uioh ard Th1-
cuiou Nfa Iaus Bals'sad Ti.rris snd lady Hokv
lend and l.oy We q iuet John coward Reen and
tain Mrs Ssr Planber Miss sarah tmbevt Laurence
- epete ~ ~, Besie arr LAD, Mrs "a dugson
NJ " ltNE9ch tiW y. buflum ard lady *iHs
~ ludhm Mes IN Ock as MrtobAey Nctionaf, wra
NrFftth y N Msrure, A MartineZ Thns Max.e, ~ v Ma
new, MITCHELL u Morgan, soore, krs 1hos ~us
Nove keyer and lad htss wary rtyins Mfs Perkins
eto two rleren, thlins, Chss rrobsing, RANDOLPH
Nils kmma 3sherct Mr. Snuh ard lady since latham
ldy Gnd Miss Hsrnah ~ ham Mas WIN AM
has Fsitain Tweddle Ir. Mrs u Yandeyoor Miss Y
NardeyOcr, y VI Nandevoort, sea " y Wskeman " >
bouns Add lady haes Martha I'd MARI ioung-1osi lSa
rr m London IN sbip IsndonNrs Henry Asney aud TIVE
children OF England Nrs Henry Plat Niss Plat InrsT,
Mas n Il nseY q y A. Ing sC.sckle Y Hay Baird
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M THAIBnG's CosoH7r.-hr. Thalberg vii commence
Lis series OF concerts this evening at Elpos -
loon. He viii have the assistance, Of Aesrs visux.emps
Rocco, Anschuix, and fui orchestra. The programme
alto geher is admirably selected; aad II viii be vel
enough to say tina: shall have very Little OF Mr. Thai.
berg In New York He leaves almost Immediately for
the rural dsty.cu
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%s~DEAN RICHMOND, one Of the Syracuse poiit-
clans, says, when the Central Railroad influence
want Legislature any party, democratic or re-
publican, is always ready to furnish the article
at the shortest notice.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


News from Central America and the South
Pacific.
Nav 0HIlAxs, Sept. IA, 1857
TIC steamship Philadelphia brings HA dates Of the
9th inst and Ban Francisco sdvioes Of the 9osh ult.
The yellow fever was increasing Of Havana.
The San yrAncisco markets were active
me Settlers Convention had nominated Hon. Edward
staDly he republican cAndidate) for Governor, and
MIXED ticket.
In Washington Territory, Stevens, democrat had been
elected TO Congress BY large majority.
By the arrival OF the South Pacific mail steamer ct
Panama have later intelligence from Peru and Chill.
Mr. Sullivan, the British Minister Il Lima, had been
murdered by elk PeruviAns Different cause1 (politcal
and wonen) assigned.
Caslla who absent u the seat Of war, had been
sent for to return 70 Lima.
Vivanoo was still q Arequpa
The Cost Rcan government has deoreed thai the
peced Walker expedition pra,icsl, and that those
peoted with or course will be punished ~ith death.
grand Congress Of the SpAnlsh- American States Wa
TO be held st San Jose.
The chip Ellen Foster from Boston, had arrived q. San
FYAr cisco.
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Gubernatori.l Election In Malps,

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. H-9P. n.
Our State election came or to day. Eightyone 10 wns
have been heard from and they give the following vote
For Governor Morrill, republican, 70 244; Smith, demo-
crst, 1882. Republican majority, 6,6b2
The vote OF Portls nd was-Morriu, 1873 Smith, l4S7;
scstteriDg, Last year Hamnn republican, received
a,43s ana Well democrat, l,157; Patton straight whg,
and scattering, $751;
The vote smaller, and the repubHca, majority dimn-
Ahed from last year.
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re- CuEvALER Pryor Of the Richmond South
newspaper fret demanded Of Mr.. Buchanan the
bead Of Governor Walker in charger-now be
will be satisfcd with an old pair Of his brooches.
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Loss OF the Bark john Bird

NEW ORLBArs, Sept IA, 1857.
Tho bark John Bird frc m Recxland Maine with q largo
or lime took are in her cargo yes.erdAy anG souisd
and sunk.
Adyices from Baze state THAI there 10 only sixteen fee,
OF the bar and that tire works for deepening
char nels are proving detrimental rsther than otherwise
Amosicus Engine Company No at Boston
BosrUu, Sent Ia, 1857.
Americus Engine Company No. g. Of New York. arrived
In this city this afternoon from Portland and were re
oeved by the America Company OF Roxbury, whoss
guests they They attracted little attention md ad
miraton by their fine appearance.
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PROvipNcp, Ses IA, 1917
Arnold C,ot, or Bellngham, Massachusetts, com mttei
suicde sundsf morning By s'rarguauon with scarf
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oPsNIsc or rss FAIR oPais AnruC.- IrsrrUTs The
twenty ninth annual fair opens the Crysa Palace this
evening. Il begins cartier In lac sca.oa than EsrL
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GNnRAf NnwpAPR pKsPArcH
CONDITION or COL. BEsrOE DOL. BEALRs ExPEDr.
TIoT, ETC.

CONDITION or COL. BEsroE -ooL. BEALR's ExPEDr
TIoS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept Il, 1851
Col Benton continues to improve and his physicians say
he 10 IN fair say OF recovery.
The notifications made 70 The overland mall route 70 TIE
Pacific, the instance Of Hon John 8 Phelrs bat which
require the Of the contractors folio ~s-rhe
starting from 81 Louis psss fuyther west than
Springfield, Missouri ,hsrce by Fayetteville Van Buren,
and Fort Smith, Arkansss to Preiton texas, incrsecrg
that point tho nom Memphis via Little Rock Pres
ton and Fort Fillmore 70 San Francisco
lclier received from Lieut. Besea PARTY states that
his wagon road expedition ca,hed Albuquerque on tue
9Th OF Augus TOrn for Fort Defiance Thoy will fol
low tho whipped trail pretty closely. The Nevajos wore
troublesome The party were all well.
We have received no mail from the South io.dAy.
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Nsv HAVE, Sept. Ia, 1857.
A spirited town election OF here To day for the
choice ~ Assessors and Board Of Relief The opposition
elected their ticket by about 200 majority.
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News from Havana and Key West
OBApLRr0s, Sept. Ia, 1857 "
We have havana and Key West dates OF the etn nssn
yellow fever bvob out at Key est the 9Th instant
DR. MaxweA, Of the Marine Hospital IL the emily death
ported.
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Departure OF the General Williams.
PORTLAND Sep, IA, 1857
The steamship General Williams sailed for Liverpool
via 81 Johns ~ Y. on Saturday evening
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News from WASN'T agton


TKBMs OF THE SETTLEMENT WITH NEW GRANADA-
pYssArcHKs FROM CAPT. HUDSON, OF THE NJ
AGARA-APPoIsThBhTs--A Ero., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA, 1857.
The treaty of settlement between govern men and
New GRANADA having been Concluded, and miuatement7
having been made In reference to IL, and misappreaen
sons existing to real points Of settlement serd you
the following correct state Of casc:-
First Provision has been made for the appointment Of
commission to investigate oil the claims Of osens Of the
United States against New Granada from 1918 to the
present me and among these the claims arising out
OF the PAnams The amount awarded In each
ID 10 be paid by New Granada. The right II granted to
the United States establish coal depot on one OF the
islands Of the Bay Of Panama. no! than hundred
acres extent the United States 10 buy lease the land
from the owners and New Granada relnqushes a power
Of taxation over the land buildings thereon erected.
The Minister Of New Granada In the name Of his 20.
vernment, expresses a regret II the which
took place At the riots, New Grenada to Ill er
fort, to proIecu.e and punish the offenders.
ne New Ora madam Minister has informed that II
an attempt made to collect the passenger tax the
mage tax the correspondence hx II will be rert sd by
the United States.
In order to make tho payment, New Granada assigns
half Of the amount annually received from the rail.
road psny and guar nes 70 AXE provision for the
residue.
NE Navy Department Is in receipt OF dispatches from
Capt Hudson, of the Niagara The nautical concluded
the telegraph cable might be aid October a gros.
r,sk. He thinks viii be deferred to July and the cable
hand sold. He asks specific Instructions 10 The
move nenn of his ship.
Capt Andrew Miller, FRS, Infantry, resigned to day,
TO take effect from the 3lst OF Ocsobsr.
Tho President has appointed Henry Potter Postmaster
at Port Huron, Michigan, and Sherwood s. Merritt Po,,
master n Norwich, N. Y
James Buchanan Henry, tho Presidents private secrc
tAry TO for the North recruit his health
He viii be absent some two weeks.
The defence OF Lieut. williamson read 10 day before
Naval Court Of Inquiry No. q court No In ses
sion.
Capt Meigs declares his intention have the ne Hall
Of Representatives ready for by the LIT OF Deocmser
An i'm porant circular has Just issued from the genera
land office relative 70 pre- pton rights OF contractors
for carrying the mails through United States territories
west OF the hississippl.
Commodoros Kearney, slost, sAter, Person, s.orer,
s,rrsham whitsle Baby, Page aud Kelly arrived here
10 day. and Stopping ct Wizards also Josiah Randall
OF Philadelphia Richard Yeadon editor or the Charleston
Criey, John Perkins and Mr. Gayarri, OF New Orleans
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CHARI nTor, sept II, 1857.
The steamer Columbia from Ne~ York, arrived here
three O'Clock this afternoon She experienced q heavy
gale of Aaeras had her paddle boxes carried away
out otherwis she was little damaged Capt. Berry re
nors that the Southerper fifty miles Asen Of him
Thursday, and that the gale lasted twenty hours.
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WAsHlrGY0H, sepi IL, 1857.
There has been . severe hurricane, with heavy rains
from Friday evening I'LL this morning., In North Carolina
and Southern Virginia. The telegraph lines down aad
the railroad trains obstruoted south Of Petersburg
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Coroners' Omcc.

TBE LAfs SHOOTING CASE IN us Bowrrr-ErAMsAuos
fRsosyR Coroner Perry proceeded 70 the rombs
yesterday examined the Norwegian, Peter Arneson,
Who sands charged With having shot the boy. George
Johr s,on s the lager bier saloon No 2eo bswery, on
Wednesday evening last The examination reads - FOL-
lows
Peter Arrestp benv duly examined before the under
sspec ding law the annexed charge, and be-
ing Inform cd that he at liberty 70 or nos all
or any Questif put TO him states follows, VIZ
Qus ston. What 10 your namef Answer. Peter Arnc-
o. How old are you7 Thirty .nire years.
o where y ere you borni A. Norway.
o. Where DO you liver A. No 200 Bowery.
o. What 10 your occupstionS A. CArpenter.
Have you anything 70 say, and II so what relative
10 The carge here preferred against youS A. All that
did was In self defcnce IN der fear Of m, me
PETER ARSEs0N.
Taken before me, this eth DAY Of February, 1851, r.
". PERRY, Coroner.
KIND ny A FAII-A DAscsnoUs srArcAu. .-Coroner
HIS held inquest yesterday 81 No l3a Clinton place,
near axth avenue, upon the body Of child ave years
old named Louisa Meixnea who died from the ELECTS OF
fail receved by being precpiaed over the sssiroase On
The above house from the second 10 the brst hoor
sppered from inquiries made BY the Coroner that within
the past years less than Eve persons had fallen
over the OF this house. and that some OF them
were seriously Injured The railing OF me staircase, ~
vss shown only about 30 inches 10 height and oouse
ouontlyv for children and all careless
teysons vho had occasion 10 enhr the ms jury
IN this case rendered verdct OF Death By noture OF
The skull accidentally received BY Milling down the stair
way Of house No. 1S2 Clinton place"
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Additional frOma Mcxf1~
EH0m tina MOhlIo Rax icIAx RaA N

ltIVm to0 4OOti0 Neg btor, fo0, u,
The Nsxcan war ship Guerrero, 1hloh lsI y ra Uruz
on the NNh ms. arrived at this port ON Churs6 even
nc Ky nm sn ,Ss ssrvI az Te S,s nscs S news from tho
The Guerrero was placed at the dbposs Of Ool. okr
Buterned, - the Commissioner appointed By the ns.
him 70 this CITY on his way 70 Washington. Ae q .
bearer Of important treaty negotiations bstwesn
Dr. Crawford the bearer Of despAiohes from Nr For.
syh 70 our govesnne and Don 0regOro BArsnduSaud
on the p1 u
that when they Ieft the citylof Mexico they fur
every sI or easht leagues Of travel should the treaty
be acceptable 70 our government the Guerrero will un
dsIgo repairs q this porti not she will resurn imma
aatey 70 Mexico For other parcu We refer TO our
VERA CRUZ MEXICO Feb Il, 1857.
this port 70 morrow for Mobile have an opportunity Of
sending you few lines Tho Guerrer has been oaoed
Hexoo who has been appointed conjoDtly by tue acx
can government an the American legation at hsxoo 70
nss pssss
the two governments.
made known, but We have been spprsed from private
Of enough 10 convince shat entered into By
our sovernmsns WI give American co commescs 90
The creates. credit u dae to our worthy an talented
that government has able TO enec. 90 muca
and We trust that The government Of the United s,aes
will meet the overtures of Mexico becomlug spirt
Mexioo needs sympathy and 1 We would do sught
10 nteract the influence which the nstoss Europe
are daily seeking to gain in this country II behooves us
to act promptly.
Col Carlos Buterded, TO whom the treaty in oil It's
details has been entrusted IL American Citizen rosi
dent some years in Mexico He 10 well kn0 xn to
citizens and epjoy the upboundet confidence Of tho
Mexican government and better evidence oould have
been given Of the entire reliance placed by that
ment upon his zeal and disoreton than his present ms
sion.
Tho Guerrero brings also Don 0regorio Baranduraud,
second Secretary Of the Mexican Legation at Warrington
Cspuo pemmino, and Dr. s wsiie Crawford; United
states army besrer of dispatches Or Crawford during
his short stay In Mexico has greatly distingushed him
self by daring asoents OF the volcano OF Pop
petl and the s,achhuat and tho Reports OF his opera
tons have been regarded with peculiar interest He IL
the only who descended the Iltacnihuau The
Doctor carries with him specimens Of tulpnur from the
VOLCANOES 10 accompany and illustrate his report.
From the Interior the 10 ost encouraging. The
revolutionary party have met with most decte re-
at San Lu and Arso has been taken n spite OF
The exertons OF the ohuroh party Their influence
we'll % numbers ID daily lcssening Tho country 10 be
coming more settled and every hing betokens that
brighter day for Mexico pprosching. Great prepAra
tons are making In Mexico for tts coming carnival.