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ORLEANS ACADEMY, SOUTHEAST SECTION
~ tivn Cirole--fteepth Annual SessiouThe Fifteenth
Annual Session Of this Institution begins The Septen-
ber 1851
The plan Of instruction comprises general and
TEN OF education II offers advantages the acquisition
Of Languages The French daily spoken in the School
the Classics are thoroughly explained
The lseation is sealthythe play grounds ample with
fine shade and shrubbery.
For particulars apply person by letter. Instu-
ton. NJ. D. DIMITRI, A, NJ,
nipaf
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Ia j. =. sINIONDS d. CO.. CORNER Of CTS.
tomhouse and Lcvre streets opposite the New CGs'on.
NM iIouse-C0PPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK.
w. Frs, Brass Fnisers and Workers in G1ivtuj2ed rgn
Dealers in Stoves, Timed and Jupaned Wares, PLUMBERS
WORK Of all descriptions.
In connection with the above business they keep coneny
hand large Of Brass Fiange1 and Globe Valves
Cylinder Bbb and Stop Cocks Steam Whistles AID Valves;
Well and Fire Pumps Steam Pow0 Magazines Torch
Baskets Rubber Hose Cast and Sheet Iron Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves, Willow aud GlaSswRrcs. Common and i'an-aed
Tin and Britannia Hardware CHS Pipes and Fittings, wi.ch
they offer for sale on the most reasOunbL: terms.
Particular attention paid Plantation, Steamboat aud City
orders.
by employ ing the klfu workmeu they hope
he patronage of the public iel "
BRAND ~ ADA ms, tSu uGt.SoOkS 10 LAYTON 4
u Coz No 81 Magazine street opposite the Arcade Import
and eHera in Domestic and ForegH HARDWARE. Sill P
CRANBERRY ETC. have in and for sale lvGra
bic terms complete suitable for the country
Planters, Carpulters BlaCksnIithS and others,
BRAND e ADAMS,
a27 lySW No. 81 Magazine street. opposite tn. Arcade
EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEA&S.-LEEI1S a
IL Co, Iron Founders md Mnufnc Of Vertical and to
Ioni9i Steam Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans SUI
CUR kees Chlhers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts for Bindings Furnace Mouths, Gratis Bars and al
MAci mery required for the South.
We have been duly authorized and prepared
ST!LLMANS PATENT BAGASsE FURNACE.
fel2 dEWly LEEDS L co,
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KITrREDGE d FNLSoM

LOOK MANUFACTURERS AND BEII4 HANGERS
respectfully inform this puoc builders
ing and have hand large and cnmpee assortment of
BUILDERS HARDNAR RE, consisting of Locks. Hinges
Bolts Sliding Trimmings Screws, Puleys etc which
they offer for sale the reasonable Attached
their they have factory where all kinds Of Locks
banks, vaults prisons, dwellings, made
the notice and ted Also aupe
article Of safe Night Latch for offices dwellings,
BELL HANGING in all lis vl ous branches, such Sig
nal other Bells for locomotives. Slips hotels, dwellings,
put up in workmalike and warranted give
satisfaction. Smith in general. JobhDg promptly
tended %.
aa-sole Ageurs for GRAY BROS PATENT DOOR AND
- III GIJIyT N,,S
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EERMIf L GES.
Winer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
kerl's,
2, A, FBLutstUekis,
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Asa~ DANIEL EDWARDS IRON, COPPER
%1.t% TIN, SHEET IRON. BRASS MOULDING, FIN
* ISHING AND BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISH
. MEST, Nos Is, 80 and 81 New Ievcc and 81 80 and
Al Fulton street. New Orleans
Facilities of the following described W1rk
superior . any other house in the SoUth or West:
thiTueys, BrecciIngs, Stills,
juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS. FiItererS, Nei-aT-
Copper Tin Worms Disfller and Sheet Iron
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srAA BARNES HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY. Miss.
t Thi, desirable Summer Retreat generally known
Iii throughout the Southern country under the
William Barnes will be opened the first day OF June
next for the reception Of visitors.
TIE proprietor order The increasing demand for
al his hotel has erected duriHg winter nd
doia building 2o0 feet long Containing "A -ge AID finely
ventilated Family Rooms, ID hopes bu able to accom-
moae all thar favor him with their patronage whether
transient permanent,
Thu many nair, advantages of this establishment
handing the finest prospects the Cuff with the pure
salt flowing dire from the and having never been
visited by epidemic have failed 10 impress vornS the
visitors from the different Southern cities and SURROUND
country
Attached the hotel extensive orchard containing the
choicest fruits spacious grounds handsomely ArrhnEeu Lmey
ventilated apartments for bachelors, Billiard Rooms and Ten
pin Alleys conveniently peay fitted and Bar stocked
with dre Liquor, and Cigars. i, ,
tarrage and Horses always be haG III tue shoEtea
notice. 49,
The proprietor determined expense that will
enable him TO continuance Of the generous patronage
received, and lender the say OF his guests
agreeable. ,..., - ,
Orleans the West will land AT the first
wharf at Mississippi City from Mobile, Or the East AT the
second wharf
WM. BARNES, Mississippi City,
or THOMPSON { BARNES.
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HISTORY OF THE SEA COAST OF MS

About the first of September commence Publishing
through the columns Of the PASS CHRISTIAN WEEKLY
I1MESa fall and complete history
Alabama Louisiana and Florida from the 1913 S44
The history will appear in each issue Of the Tes,
through at three months publication of the paper.
We would advise all who desire know the history
the first settlement OF h subscribe the Times
they will probably another chance procure
it, as 1t has been published in book form,
We will send the Times subscribers the following
One copy year advance %
One copy months in advance. ............. 90
One copy months in advance 50
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SOULE'S COMMERCIAL coll
<s-a LEGE, coinev Canal and Camp streets-Entrance
+ nm .fsHFa No. Camp street.
-g1=R.M Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial Cal
Arithmetic taught by practical in
strnctoas, impaired individually and not in classes.
Mr. Sone correcting posting
closing reopening Books; averaging adjusting Accounts
making out Account Currents etc. Office his
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pRADFORD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
II GINES, for Panrers useOrdes for the Engines
manufactured by j. n Bradford Co. Handsboro, Miss,
will be received by f. +. HARRISON,
at the office of Wright, Allen & Co..
IN Irarin Strant
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Is horse power of the celebrated patent Son,
ate Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their
and durable qualities from engines Of other
tacure now in excessive in twenty five States of the
Union. Pamphlets with full description, and letters 1877
different who using them will be by mail
pcaon to the subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans.
Hoard Son being sole popeors of the patent, they only
furnish manufacture the engines which they given
arepuaon and all pretended limitations frauds their
purchasers, they will learn due experience with
Mo ly SAMUEL II. GILMAN, 10 Cirayier
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VIyHEREAS by viftt. ri decree entered IN q
wv pending the court Rqppahsnnock county.
Richards Nkhn and Della Calvert fSe pisinihs
Calvert Hannah Jc Je aud John Jeh sd-ns
traitors ctc defendsntssons
adudged ordered, and decreed that the commits
directed IN sAd cause
should alnaus % said Sarah Henri
eta Birch fn b The said Ann cexe living
she was Grad whether her SAID husband
said Ann Coke and Tecer che lcit eha
descendants And for af purpose he sa
advertisements 10 be inserted m me Ns
and "union weekly for four weeks Tor INC a
child children, descendant OF descend
entitled her interest IN the s"d
commissioner and make out MS he OF
their distribution Of tho said estate
Now therefore, r. Meneiee commissioner q the circuit court
county hereby notify the said Sarah Henrietta
Irh II she be alive child children, de
other persons entitled 70 e
the said Ann Coke deceased 10 COME w before
at the Of Washington RaIpahannock county
Virginia. 18th day Of August 1851 and make out his her o.
their claim the said estate OF the SAID
Ann Coke decesscd. ...,,
JrIy o, 1887 >. r. MfNEEr9
July 14--wiw eo""isso''-
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The Texas Herald learns that three Indians were seen
the Fo in the early part of last week The Indians
came to the water hole within less than quarter of
mile from Mr. Martins house. where, being discovered by
a lookout stationed the house, they waylaid
the water-hole by Mr. Martin and Mr. Davis one
of whom the approach of the Indians fired his gun
and killed one Of the Indians the spot The other
two fled.
James Taylor who was wounded by Bill Hart, in the
late tragedy In San Antonio, is considered out OF
danger.
The Houston Texas Telegraph learns that the iron for
five miles further Of the Central road has been shipped
and negotiations in progress for the ten additional
miles to Hampstead. There 800 hands employ
cd in grading beyond Hampstead
third party has laid claim to the young girl found
murdered at Newbury New Jersey six weeks since
The Bellows Falls (vermont Times of July Sth says
that she girl of Putney, Vermont, where her father
and other relatives reside, and from whom nothing
has been heard since the 18th of March last 1t appears
that the girl was married last fall to man whose real
character she did not fully understand at the time and
the It'll of March they went TO Springfield Vermont
where they stopped till the 18th of the same month"; since
which no tilings have been heard from the wife.
Intelligence had reached San Antonio, Texas, that
Florencio Vas1uez who was shot at the time Mr. lnge
killed few weeks since by the Indians has since
died from the effects of his wounds The other Mexican
who, it supposed could not escape, the Indians
close upon him at the time he last seen,
tved to cludc their pursuit and returned safe and sound
to the settlements.
human being without arms or hips and no joint in
the legs below the body about four feet in height and
almost perfect in form about the chest head and face
perfect and witha goodlookng is exhibition at
Portland He shaves himself, ties knots, &c. with his
toes, which he person would his fingers enjoys
good health, and conyerses freely.
The St. Louis Pilot of the 9th inst states that, at a
meeting of the friends of the Weston and Canton rail
road held at Brunswick taken for
pcte reconnaissance Of the route.
Norcsse IAmonagne boy only thirteen years of age,
saved eight children from drowning at the burning of the
Montreal, of them nearly large himself He
is said to be the chief support Of widowed mother at
Sarel
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The St. Louis Republican OF the sth says German,
residing near Warenton Missouri, took passage ON the
North Missouri railroad and when he left the cars he left
oy Mr. William Hart, the baggage master of the road
About two hours after the returned greatly ex
cited and inquired il his n'oash had been found Mr. H.
.od him he had package Of money which he had
picked up in the cars the owner claimed H. and a
Yer counting carefully and finding all right he offered so
hoonsderabe for securing this money that we do
not care about mentioning it. IL was not received.
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OFFICIAL.

James Buchanan Predent e Of America 10 all
Whom Il may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
Gccke has been appointed Nccklen
burg bwern Mt New York. do hereby recognise such
and declare him free enjoy functions powers
and privileges allowed most favored
nations In the United
In testimony Whereof have caused these patent
and tho zeal OF the United bcrcunto Affixed
Given under hand tho city Washington tho 9th lav Of
t. 81 july D. 1857 and Of the independence United s,n,cs
Of America the eighty second.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President
LxwB CA-, Secretary
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From the louisiana Courier.
LATER FROM MEXICO.


By the steamer Ceres, which up last evening
Vera Cruz mail was brought up from the Prussian
schooner Etennc DOlicre, which is at the quarantine
ground 1t brings intelligence from the city of Mex
leo to the 18th ult., inclusive.
The elections for deputies going through
out the country apparently with all for the pro
gesa party General Comonort seemed almost the sole
Sr. d. Manuel Guttiercz Zamora had been elected gov
enor of Vera Cruz. In the district Of Mexico the mod
erado and conserado united against the progre.aas
rather against the pos for the purpose of clectng ST. d.
Riya Palacio governor Some of the deputies from
this district among those who had not taken the oath
to obey the constitution.
If they do not take it they cannot take their seats
in the Legislature
There had been sudden changes in the ministry
the for which puzzlng the journalists. At
the beginning Of the month s. S. Ialaye and Fuentc
signed and succeeded by S. s. Lcrdo Tejada and
Garcia About the middle Of the month Sr. Castaneda
resigned and it reported that S. S. Lerdo Tcada and
Garcia would follow him. The MONITOR however states
that if ST. Catanea had resigned it must have been done
confdcntally, inasmuch nothing officially known
of it.
DEGREES had been issued modifying the limits of States
in accordance with the constitution Coahua and Nuevo
Leon constitute State under the of the latter
The Isle of Carman annexed to the State of Yucatan
Tehuantcpec and Sierra Gora to be included in adj
acent States T1axcala and Colma erected into two
States
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. a r. A. whitlock a Co.,

Ben a r. A. whitieck a Co.,
I3 Beekman Street Of Nassau, opposse the d't0r
House,
PRopuEroRs THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE cssAST CABINET,
IMPORTERS Of Cognac brandies for druggists and
nercants use Dupuy, Hennessey, Pnet Cas-
In Co the highest reputation and sole pro
pros Of e celebrated brandie the native proof and flavor
Cognac, viz
Vineyard o. Chateau Bernard,
IAyeur les champs dor,
superior vineyard, yienx cognAc
ALSO
Exclusive importers of the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaser SchnapIs,
Aud several sherry Port vines &e 40
porters, and cigars direct from shippers.
S CHAMPAGNE, CsEMAST. 81
BMSEAw. 90 are The exclusive owners Of this wine and
arc receipt shipments regular packets and beg those who
NAV MOI have given under their that
slpco detaoy Of flavor aud quality TO wine at
imported.
Benz. N. Whiuoek,
Etwd A. Whtlock
Fredk J. Hsversick BEN r. A. WhHloNh W.
Oliver w. Dodge,
Henry Cammcyer.
May 26-1ys
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BY rELEGRAPH.


NV yosx Io,v "a TIE STIR of the West has ar
;i nom Asnnyall ON the 4th of july with California
.;Is ~ IN. 9oth ~ Inn. and aho,t A 500 900 In
oce J7,e c,an.d. allied The same day for Havana
rIg rrnad sat-, s,sa, freat Roanoke and the sloop-
~ war Cvano were o Aspinyal The latter was bound
t Roson viii f;ftv of Walkers soldiers The former
nod ~, hoard pa ~ Makers men twothiris of whom
,ye,,. s;cJk
T,ere n matthias, from California The crops
r.; the southcr mart ~ the state were suffering seriously
from the drought Money was inactive The mining op-
ayatons were act;ve and increasing largely
In Oregon Cen Ine has been Reelected delegate TO
Congress- INIT NV n greatly decreased majority
Aey;cas fr,,, pa,, stata taf Gen Vvanco still held
Araouna int WINS stilI surrounded 10 the government
troons and would be soon compelled TO Weld
Aifa;rs in Nicaraea were unsettled Ryas refused 10
ot in CONCERT VIII The allied Generals collision wns
shortly sxrecd III e, tbe S,onese who favor General
Wo,Ss, and ~, rha,nnris, t,.'
SECOND pisrArch-
The Star Of the West connected with the Golden Age
which brought down nearly two millions of treasure
She passed the 25th of June the Sonora with the
mails from New York on the 5th and the Sd of July
the John L. Stevens, with the mails of the goth.
The California markets were dull Breadstufs were
depressed. The crops on an average promising.
passenger by the steamer Thames, from Greytown,
reports vessels from California cruising OIL Punta
Arenas with 900 men, arms and provisions for General
Walker.
There is now In the State treasury according to the
report of the board of examiners the of S24 066 80
The San Diego Herald that there have been with
in the last three four months twenty-five deser
tions of United States troops from the post at the Mis-
sion.
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington, July 10, 1851

A L the election held on the 9th instant the follow
IA named gcntemcn unanimously reelected
this for the ensuing year, viz
Cabcry George Parker LOWS Johnson Cas HILL George
Graham d. Todd, George Lowry, s. r Franklin Robert r.
Dunlop
meeting Of the said this day Thomas Cabery esq
unanimously re elected president Of the board
July 1l-1
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h
II DEpLoRABLE AFFAR.Wc have learned from various
that dcporabe tragedy occurred recently in
Morgan county Kentucky, thc day is not givcn) A
quarrel and difficulty having arisen between Mason the
democratic candidate for Congress in the ninth district
and Cox, the know-nothng candidate, the latter was
shot by the former and killed This is truly melan-
choy result. We knew both parties well, and marvel
that gentlemen of their intelligence and gallanty could
have been provoked by political differences to such
degree of violence Mr.. Cox the late member Of
Congress from this nint district and maintained high
character in his party and in Congress General Mason
democrat of great popularity who has also represent
Cd the same district in Congress
Both gentlemen native Kentuckians and usually
bore themselves with moderation and conciatory tenn
pers slight difficulty occurred however, some weeks
ago, when strong language used by both parties Mr.
Cox declaring that if it intended to charge him with
abolition tendencies for voting he did for Speaker Of
the House of Representatives the mpuation was base
faschood General Mason replied with great severity ;
much to make of Coxs friends dissatisfied
with his failure to proceed further in the matter The
feeling thus cngendered has, doubtless been namcd by
subsequent discussions into the violent conduct which has
resulted tagically Such occurrence must be deep
ly deporcd by gentlemen of all parties and especially by
those of that party which needs violence force
satisfy the people of its truth and justice.
[Cfcpnad Enquirer Of July IL.
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4Attack on he Quarantine.

NEW YORK; July l3,--On Saturday night the mob
from scguincs Point attacked the Metropolitan force
while guarding the quarantine buildings. The
gagcment lasted hour fire used both
sides. The mob was defeated One policeman was
wounded. tttea
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vI,IIE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK, or Encyclopedias,
containing everything Cor the reference OF the pol
ans and statesmen OF the United sacs edited by W. Cukey
1 vol svo 81
July Ia FRAYCK TAYLOR.
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ltHARLES LEVER.--The Fortunes of Glencore !;
by Charles Lever author cents
rcnlc the Holy Land by w. c Prime author Of Boa,hfc in
Egypt, &c. 81 rs
Just received and for sale by
TAYLOR d MAURY.
June IA
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Suddenly Sunday evening, 18Th instant THEODORE
TER city United Capitol In
4sd year Of his age.
invited his residence
rs cupurs1 i27 Pennsylvania avenue, evening
o'clock. .
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BEs. 4 L. A. wHIruock = 90,
wooIIens.
WOOIlens,
1857,
WILSON G. HUNT q CO., IMPORTERS.
80 10 Sc Park Place,

wheeler g Wilson.
MANUFACTURING coMpANys DpRovfn SEWING MACHINES
Faniiies Mangfaoures and OAos
YTyHESE machines combine all the improvements
Tint have been and increasing snc
and the approval and COMMUNICATION that they have re
ceiyed warnn. poprcors warmly recommending them They
nsny long 10 ert them thoroughly ana hAvo
given cnt satisfaction
simplicity Of construclon AMI consequent
from arrangement n need Of repairs.
"a, Unexampled and raiidiy Of operation
An The remarkable perfection their stitching and their appca
biHty TO q variety of purposes and materials.
Principal Broadway New York and at their agencies
in the principal cities Of the Union.
MAY
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Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company or
Philadelphia.
Csrstai $500, 900 Oh

tap'fol 500, UOO---CHdrfsr Ier7efldl
A LII the profits divided amongst the policy hold
IA Descriptive pamphle,s forms u nppl
cations and information the subject Of
Furnished on application without charge personally by mail
Agent Tor Washington JOHN RIGGFS
Northwest corner q Penn, and 18th street
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Men Lmcled IN oedar County, Ioca.

CHICAGO, July lion the night of the Sd inst a mob
broke into the Jail of Cedar county and Notwithstanding
the desperate resistance made by the sheriff and guard
took therefrom two named Gleason and Super con-
fined on charge of horse stealing, and hung them
great excitement prevails in the negMborhood.
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CHARLESTON, July l3-Tle steamer Isabel arrived last
night with Havana and Key West dates Of the 10th The
United States transport steamer Fashion had arrived at
the latter port with Col Looms and suite on board.
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Pequot House, New London, Connecticut

TJNHIS favorite summer hotel is open for the
reception guests The house delightfully."- situated the
mouth of the river Thames Long Island Sound. elegantly
furnished and advantages for bathing sailing
fishing easy from
boat or railroad and has facility for and
The subscriber all those who him with their
that effort will be made their aud
comfort j. @. PACKARD Superintendent.
June 3o--d3w
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United States Patent once,
Washington July TO- 1857

washington, July 10, I65I
ON the petition of James Sanford Of ReddiDg,
" Connecticut praying for patent
him the 18th October 1s43
for from the expiration patent which takes
place the 18th day Of October, 1851
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Monday the 2sh Of September IL O'Clock
notified appear and show they
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons the extension
Once their objections, specially forth writing twenty
days before the hearing all testimony by party
be used at the said hearing
with the rules the Office which will be furnished appca
The testimony the will the september
depoons other relied testimony
the Office before the morning Of that day arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered Also that this notice be published tho Union
and Evening STAR Washington Republican, Baltimore
syvanian Philadelphia Daily News, New York Boston,
for Socm
Der next, the day Of hearing,
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents
r. SEo OF the above will please copy send their
bills 10 the Patent Office, with this
July 1I--1aw3w
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NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-THE steamer Texas from
Vera Cruz the 7th has arrived with dates from the
city of Mexico Of the 3d.
The local elections generally favorable to the gov
eminent.
The papers filled with discussions against Santa
Anna
The steamers Meta and Comet arrived at Vera Cruz on
the 9th, and left on the 7th for Minatitlan