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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
I'm -Keno.hn County cours.

In the matter Of the last VIII aud Testament Of Elizabeth
Bruggankamp, deceased
A READING AND FILING AN INSTRJJ
heht IN writing purportig he last will and tes-
lament of Elizabeth Bruggankamp late of Wheatand in
SAID county and the petition of l. W Webster of Kenosha
Guy IN henosa county, and state Of Wisconsin and taking
due proofs OF the same representing among other things
tha SAID Elizabeth Bruggankamp lately died al Wheat
anu Aforesaid and that said instrument Is the last viii and
testament oil said deceased and that he the identical
w webster named and appointed said will as one of the
executors thereof and prayisg that day be appointed
te nearing OF the proofs Of said will II ordered
sald petition be heard before the Judge Of this Court on
SATURDAY the sixteenth day Of January A D. 1851
sha.
And is further ordered, that notice thereof be given to
the es OF SAID deceased and TO all persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to SAID day OF hearing in the Kenoha Tribune aud
Telegraph weekly newspaper printed and published Al
hshosha III Sald county JON Il. JILSUN,
Dated. Kenosha, Dec: 29d 1885 [aw2sl County Jndss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

Nessrs CO.: Geullemen0f late my eyes iaiea
me 20 hn couli not read any by ctndleght The
glasses selected by you suit most admirable can reRu the
finest print the least strain fatigue to the eyes.
take pleasure recommend your glasses to my eDas.
Respectfully, H. hho"EN'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
II. CARTER Il CO.. CORNER COMMON AND
- TCHOuPIToULAs STREETS, offer for sale the follow

H. CARTER & CO.. CORNER COMMON AND
.. TCHOUPToULAs STREETS, offer for sale the follow
ing MERCHANDISE:
$50 pockets JAVA COFFEE
100 bags BLACK PEPPER;
20 AT.T.SPICE;
2s1 mats CAsSIA;
50 bags RACE GINGER;
100 box.s ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE;
70 kegs GOSHEN BUTTER;
50 E. PEARL Barley
20 half barrels SPLIT PEAS
rsss 1000 STRAW PAPER.
"a MACKERET
la SALMON,
ia HERRING,
GOLDFISH
EEI,s,
\ TONGUES and
SOUNDS,
HALIBuT FINS.
GO kegs NAILS;
500 boxes SOAP;
100 u. STAR CANDLEs;
100 =. SPFRM
50 . AnAMANT1NE CANDLES;
100 q. sTARCH-Cinclnnati;
50 e. CoI-ate's PEARL STARCH
~ 125 =. CHOCOLATE and COCOA:
100 =. ASSORTED CANDY;
20 D., SHAKER PRESERVES
\. LARD OIL,
SPERM OIL,
WHALE OIL
LINsEED OIL,
TANNERS OIL,
NEArsFoOT OIL,
e. SWEET OIL etc, etc.
30 =. SMOKING TOBACCO;
rs SNUFF;
100 o.. PIPES;
q, barrels CIDER VINEGAR;
100 boxes YEAST POWDERS;
E $50 ., PIE FRUITS;
h'-"'A 100 E. PEPPER SAUCE;
40 =, sALERATusi
n so gross BACKING.
u TOMATO CATsUP,
r. WALNUT CATSUP,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
HARvEYtS SAUCE,
JOHN BULLS SAUCE,
ESSENCES,
OLIVES, etc., etc,
20 boxes ITALIAN MACARoNI;
% 40. .. vERMICELLI;
10 ,ierces FIGs-In small drums;
300 boxes RAtsINs-rAyers and MR.
50 baskets IEIDSECK CHAMPAGNE;
\ 100 boxes BALTIMORE COVE OYSTERS;
1 500 packages PICkLEs-Barrels and Boxes
100 dozen BRODMs;
100 =. PAINTED BUCKETS
50 TUBS;
- dozen WASIiBOARDS;
80 TOY PALS;
50 =. BRCSHES-Assorted sizes,
Il ROAST BEEF,
ROAST MUTTON,
- ROAST TURKEY,
BEEF SOUP,
MILK,
ToMATOs,
sAEsAGEs,
CLAMs,5
LOBsTERs,
SALMON
Is half pipes BRANDY;
= 2o} =. scfNArps;
40 gallons Dunbar's NORWOOD CoRn1AL;a
50 barrels OLD BOURBON WHISKY;
"a E. RYE
200 boxes CLARET;
50 :. HAur SAUTERNE;
20 :. BRANDY PEACHES
VI 100 q. CHERRIES.
A complete assortment of j. G. wERB's PATENT LAMPS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
MORE HOME TEsTIMONIALs

Messrs Sermons GentsI using for the last two
weeks the Pbbe Spectacles obtained IRON YOU ana
feel much pleasure in stating only the admirable con-
srucon Of the lenses frame Of advantage to
the wearer but your skill and good Judgment il selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient TO recommend you 10 al WHO
stand in need of that assistance Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, NJ, u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

Messrs SERMONS co inform the public that they have
received supply of their celebrated GLASSES, which
are so much in demand
The value of the BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested daily demonstrated by the opinion OF the most
respectable citizens of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

New ORLEANS, JanEnry IL, 1887.
Mesrs. semmous Co. Genemen-l take great peas"reh
stating that using your improved Specacles hnd them
e 10 the eve clearer enables much better by
candieisht without pain the think them superior to
nry have ever met with and cheerfy recommend them to
tie public Yours, respectfully,
T. G. TMIEHEII.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
AUCTION SALES.

BLACK AND COLOEED SILK MANTIILAS. SHAWLS,
b n n 2Seasonable Dry Goods, etc. iTPfF
BY Bf.ACHE BEAUMONT, Auctr's. '
"WEDNESDAY, 25th inst. at 10 o'clock A.
w NJ at auction their auction rooms No. n Charities
street, will be sold II
large assortment OF Coored Silk MORE Antique
and Pout de Sole Mantias and Shawls.
An assortment OF Seasonabe Dry Goods such Irish Lin
ems Linen Cambria Handkerchief Linen Drilngs Printed
Lawns Coonades Cotton Drngs Silk llandkerchets; Linen
Checks Blcached Cot tons, &c. -
n1-TERMS-At sale fe24
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
sIULi4,S COMMERCIAL COLE

SUULiG'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE-An Institution for Business ASpirHn's--
sS E3 Located nj VIM. Gaunts Writing Academy,
-.y--I...-ssss Camp and streets.
gentlemen wishing qualify themselves thoroughly
practically for the vaous durs Of the Counting Room
and business pursuits generally offered I'D yanages
and facilities 1T this Institution than other in the South
everything taught by practical exercise would be learned
in the Counting ROOM and instructions impaired Individually
and not IN classes. The study embraces D0u BILE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING practically applied various
branches Of business: FENMANSlP characterized for ee
Gluce, rapidiy and legbi'iy; COMMERCIAL CALCULA-
TiONS embracing species of computation for
business man TO know worked By aay and cancellation
system ey Taught in his institute; BOOKS posted closed and
reopenei with dispatch and onVhe This ns
tue in perpetual session. and pupils time
tnI course on any branch they desire and ATTEND
houos from A. NJ to ?. NJ. Terms moderate and sasac
ton guaranteed in every fei ly
s.ta, VES.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND
IN HEATING STOVES of the latest improved patterns
LIa Morning STAR Charter Oak ShaHGhRi,n Econo-
> mist Hoktng Ranges, and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves ~ their own manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute at short notice. all
orders for Sheet Iron Ghmneys Brecchn Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans and Pines Copper Brass Work They keep
hand large stock OF Tin aud Japan Ware, suitable for Steam
bna Hotels and Private Families, They for the
manufsctnre Of McCRACKHN'S Patent EvNporating
Sugar Pam They have certificates IN their possession that this
Pan, wild! the qdanity CT has eyap0atrd
the quantity Of cane juice of the best Pan in TheT have
working model al the Pan, which they viii lie happy exhibit
any one Interested in The culture II Sugar Game.
WtEEl.Elt 4 FBf}~TSLT,
d29 ly 2ie Tehoupitouss, Front and Il Fulton streets.
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Alderman and Justice Of the Peace.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
His EXceency Governor James Pollock.
Ex-Governor William +. Johnston.
Hon. Robert NauX Mayor,
Hon. r. T. Conrad, Ex-Mayor
Gen John Cadwallader Hon. j. R. Tyson
Col James fage Hon. James Cooper,
Hon J. R. Chandler,
Thomas A ibone, Presdeat Bank Of Pennsy lvania.
Andrew NJ. Eastwck Esq, President City Bank
Joseph S. Riley, Esq, Secretary =. :.
Charles 5. Boxer, Esq, President Girard Bank
Messrs. Livingston Co, Robert l.. Martin, Esq,
Brown, Hill It Co, 7. W. Bailey, Esq,
Messrs Hay { McDey
JEW ORLEANS REFERENCES, PERMISSION.
His Honor, Charles NJ. Waterman Mayor.
Messrs. Taylor & Hadden merchants Al Magazine street
:. r. Pitkin Il Co, merchants, Is Camp street.
Payne, Steele Co., wholesale grocers, q Tchoupi
touas street
Cady Holmes wholesale grocers Gravier street
Angelo Costa Esq. &c Old Levee street.
+. A. Hail. Esq, 20 Canal street.
Col. Geo. W. Roberts. Jefferson City.
Messrs. Coke Il Breaux, attorneys, 6S Camp street
r-Fe Risks Stores Dwellings, Cotton in Presses Cir
Houses; also. Marine and Inland Navigation isks
taken low rates of premium as any other espobe office
All losses adjusted and paid in New Orleans Ten per
cent returned on premiums. O. P. NJ iILER,
General Agent for the Southern States.
r1- Office No. Is Commercial Place. fel3 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

ENXTEA WEIGHT FINE SALT-ln,oOO BAGS
u Extra Weight Fiue Salt suitable for Havana mar
and delivered vessels free and in good order
from Brooklyn Warehouses, Agers, lowest market prices
Apply 10 THOMAS j. CASEY,
feI7 3pIm % Camp street.
NOR SALE-IOep0 HOWE'S GELEBR ATED COTTON
rERS-1his great labor saving machine is one
Of the Improvements of the present time Those Plat tiers
that examined the Cot Picker. it well
aGsprei for cotton p king and believed will do the work
OF Aud They substantially made aud not liable to
get out of order weigh less than five pounds Price, SO
u. W. T. BISBEE
felg en- "A Commercial Place.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Notwithstanding, both rough and dressed
from the very ber for sale $l4 for rough
and so per for dressed in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed to order.
fel9 sTAR FLAMING Nli.!.S New hlSNn.
rEt,IING OUT-SELLING OUT!-1n R0YAR
= street between Toulouse and ST. IouiS-MLlE G. CUE
would form the Ladies that she will sell The remainder
Of her nagif. assortment Of EmbodereS. lrapeIee
Fongv and Variety Goods Of al! kinds Al VERY Low
PIiCES lFV SH
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--.-zz. UNITED STATES EXPRESS
4 * f5MGA LIVINGSTON 4 GO prnprietors-U li.e. NJ

lie Common street
We prepared forward Express Goods from New
Orleans to all the principal Cities and Towns in the United
States Our facilities being such enable to offer Ship
pers advantages equal if than other Express
Company in existence. We have flrmed connections
and will forward all Express hey ond routes by the
wo renowned American Express Company of New York city
they having Offices established in all The principal Towns and
Cities in the Union,
We will forward weekly TO the following places, viz
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore
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( GR2NGE's FIRST CON- CERT, gwen rHGRsDAY,
February &c, 1856:
l. Duo-rrorn Lucia di Lammerrnoor Donizetti
sisnors Geresa and Tatflaelli
8. Romanee-From dno FOss.I ',,,.....-..,...verdi
Prayer-Fr0rn TrOy",ors Eli;
s. Ara-From Ernan Verdi
G. The celebrated LA ANG Polka expressly composed
Mime A. de la Grange.
! AFi'-FF'm Il TF0s ssm9r Tsan
' Tnes A. Dc la Grange and stdeuiais Ds'''i
~ s,,,,n..,-,.,1 sgnor ceFesa e.,,...
10 sp'""n' Lied Nine stsdsabufg Snm'eF'
sisnos Geresi and Taiianel
signors Ceresa and TsianeIIi. ~ iez5 Il
ZINE ARTs-MRs V. j. SULLIVAN THE WELL
known Artist lately the West would respectfully beg
ss A s y fST
Artist d ss & e Sc be pe more pop
pa than other style of Painting having found its to all
The consists transforming Steel and Nzotnt Ensrav
msgnfcent Painting, which, and finish,
GELS that Of painting on Canvas. -
Decorating Of Glass China This art imitation of
H She Gi DONE w
Wo.Aed, SIX, Chenille, Linen and Gold.
facilitates the abr reduces the Of
rs sullivan also teaches the line art Of LEATHER EN-
knowledge either of the arts be
tanned in from five 10 len lessons PrceFifieen Dollars for
The Masonic and Odd Felo fraernes respectfully
rhey may her ability 10 npaft Instruction
as MEL As her earae,er as lady to whom the care Of young
suas Studio the corner of Julia and Magazine
streets. dSl I'm
NINE DE GOO-THIS WONDERFUL ASTKULO-
l GlSI still continues Triton Walk, door below the
hear your planets read: thousands have done and her
Office with cheerful heart She still continues TO show the
separate together and speedy marriages. will give
nation of absent friends lost stolen goods describing
Madame he has boi,les Of the CHI
SESE MIXTURE, or Cure for Drunkenness Also a small
nople, prepared by Turkish Warrior L. liregUr-
ureh There will be danger of there being any old maids
call.
Don't forget place. Triton Walk, below the
corner of Apollo street az 3m
NINE FRANK, THE CELEBRATED ITALIAN
Nl PHYSICIAN and GHIRoMANuER or ASTRoL OGER,
has taken rooms at 1885, Harone Mime F. will divine
tracing the Line of Life Sickness: the Line of Intellect
il BHne a. many tine as you are to be
with i've prominent points of the Dspoon Lovers Wishes
Nine FRANKS of divning your destiny upon purely
Charges one And two dollars each
B-me F. will also prescribe for female irregularities
and complaints. For all urmties of this character
certain remedies which have been known fail.
All communications in regard TO health free d2 BIN
A srffULOGG AND pHKGNOLOGY.- ALL
correctly stated by Mime ALwYN at is Jnla st. I'd door
and be consulted all concerning love- marriage
business corJship law and will tell the Of
os The Aadume speaks English French and German. Office
hours from A v. 10 Up NJ DO
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CUNDRIES-
> WHISkY-30O bhls BoyIes Rose;
500 hf bbls
go bbls old Monongahela.
FL0UR-luJO e.. Superfne.
LARD O1Iy-i0O bbls choice Winter Strained
CANDLES-l0UO boxes Proctor Il Gamble star;
800 Heat, Woods Il Co.'S
800 half and quarter boxes
HAMS-100 tierces Sugar Cured.
BRANDY-l00 quarter casks Imitation Cognac;
For sale by JOSEPH Lands CO.,
TchouDitonlas street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
q oRLEANs THE ATNa.socIETY xAsI;

a ORLEANS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MASK.
I SpED BALLS--THE24rH FEBRUARY, 1851, GMardi
~ GRASP a
y3 Mr. RUFFIER respectfully informs the gentle men
subscribers to the series Of the Bas given 81 the Ma
sonic Hail. that he has obtained the Of the Orleans
for the last Ball Of the SERIES day Of MAKD GRAs
This change locality occasions necessarily unforeseen eos
the Ball therefore decided that all invita-
tions rendered gentlemen for that evening
be Ball. they requested to
make application Mr.. Kuier the ONCE Of the theaer
which will be opened SATURDAY, 2lst inst, from the
hours of A. NJ O'Clock p NJ The invitations giren to
the ladies' and subscribers tickets the series Of Balls shall
stand good ''f |E
This Ball shall be given the the
others, and the regulations shall be observed
Families wishing boxes for that evening, OBJ
tain them the ordinary price fixed the administration Of
the theateY. fe20 At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

80 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
BRESSMAkER, most respectfully infors the Ladies 81
New Orleans that she has commenced business at No 1866
Canal and that she will be most happy execute
orders entrusted to her case.
The styles Of Wslkng and Evening Dresses: Robe de
Chambe and Ball Dresses made few hours notice,
the most reasonable terms. .
will wait upon Ladies' at their residences when
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
MILLINERY.

II - WORD IN SEASON-ARs. ~
AE4SA L X Il corner Of Poydras and ga ~
W. rondelet ttrees has determined 10 close her E1
xNA4 WINTER STOCK. ard therefore offers her
assortment of Perfumery Feathers Flower Laces, Embroi
deres Head Dresses Ribbons Tule Trimming, Of all
kinds well Bonnet and Manlas at 20 below
the usual prices. -,=s ag-.
would well for strangers visiting city call before
purchasing elsewhere and examine the articles there offered
nj 6u-f-l3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
rroALL wHovALUE EYEsIGHT

A complete assortment of j. e. wEBBs PATENT LAMPS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

THE UNDERsIGNED, ATTORNEY AND coUH-
seilor Law begs leave tender friends
and the public generally He will in with his No
t9a pursuits attend 10 all business before Courts of this
CITY and state to SUGGESTIONS and bankrupt estates 10 ths
collection of accounts and bills of exchange expe-
Renee as notary public wears ena
bes him 10 undertake with confidence the Investigation titles
TO real estate. A NAyyTRE
HJ-Uiice, 33 Camp street. d. Am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25

slbsc7ipIion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS co
Prize-A brick house. houses and veranda,
corner Burgundy and ST. Peter Streets valued ST. OG
Cd Pr2eA brick house, adjoining No l, and 'front.'
ing Burgundy street. with vernniai e,5u
Sd Prze\nother house, adjoining No. 2 with Veranda
fronting also Burgundy S5uu
ith Prze--A of ground, with the buildings thereon
Bourbon street. between st. Peter aud Toulouse
year p 6oo0
9th Ize--A hree story brick store, granite 'front.' on
Tchouptoulas street, between Notre Dame julia and ~
Commerce streets 45GO
9th Pe-A three story brick granite front in the
Third District levee street, between St. Ferdinand
aud Monegut streets fronting the RIVER 1900
7th PZe-A pltunlioa GENTLY, Parish OF Orleans,
about miles fir IN New Orleans measuring go feet
tientiy road, by $500 feet in depth together
CROP thereon 800
Ell PrzeS-os of ground of different value, amounting
in all TO- i,if'
amounting 42N
7,OGI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14
jersey City News.

BrRcARrEs.-The dry goods store Of Messrs. Anthony
and Greene, No los Grove street, Jersey City,
tered on Friday night by forcing out window the
back door, and robbed Of silks the value Of about $500
fancy store in Newark avenue, Grove stree,
also entered on the same night by OF false
keys but for reason the burglars left after tossing
the goods about, without taking anything.
The grocery store Of Meesrs Hocomb lIancox wa,
broken into on Thursday night but the burglars only
took uncurrent ~ BILL this being all there In the
money drawer nj the time. The safe containing this
money and books not harmed. No arrests have NJ
yet been made In any OF these cases
TIE CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT TIE Poor, given at Odd
Fellows Hall, Hoboken, Friday evening, quit,
successful. The hall crowded and about $500
realized which has been placed in the hands Of
nittec for iudicious dis bursemcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14
MARITIME INTELLlGENCg.
ALMANAC yoRk-fHs
guH RISES ............. IL NOON 10
Port Of New York, Dece mber IL, 1857



steamship Daniel Webster, Miner, New Orleans, Dec via
Havana sh, JPN with mdse and passengers TO Ro
ship canova of Bath, Hu,chngs Leghorn Oct TO- with
marble, RAGS &C. 70 Fabricou. Has had heavy weather
and been II days Of Georges.
:. Gihrailar SIN, with fruit, &c, to : r Peters.
Bark Robert Elastic (Rrl Allen, dasgow Nov II, with
Park Clara sull. scandela Msraoaibo. Nov IL with
hides, &c, tn sui Asosiine. Nov Lewis Chance
seaman died Dee IL John Murphy. ordinary seaman fe
from the mainops yard deck instantly killed
The experienced heavy weather the entire passage
Bark Aherns Barton, Havana is days with sugar &C. TO
Bark Maria morton Buckley, Savannah days with cotton
Bark Mary Louisa new 800 ,ons Jones' Port Jefferson
IL nn fowl 10 o VI Petit.
brig Msrrsrs I,r, Windsor, Grand Turk, Nov ss with
Brg Zeueika of Boston, Grozier Galveston ~ days with
Gotten and hides, 20 master
coal bound 10 Boston, 18th Inst between and O'Clock AN
went ashore before reported on Long Island beach
ing overheard between ~ and ~ tons coaD, by seamug
untress and owed 10 this city; the damage very tring
days with fruit 70 II ynIng Experienced very heavy
weather the entire split sails carried The fore
barge .hp showing apparently signal diamond
in II, also had large black hall In her spanker
and ship master. Had heavy weather. lost foresa
sskr Eesford webb ms,,'a sprasus, savannah, days
eehr Gazette Crowe1. Philadelphia for Boston
schr Ess Stuart Carroll philaaslphIa for New Haven
schr II Manton Crosby. Boston, 81 days
sioop I II Borden, Collins. Fail River.
Steamer Thomas Swami, Post savannah-
Steamer u Beach. Ramsey, Baltimore
steamer Poiomska, Cushman, New Bedford
Steamer Curlew, Williams, frcvidcnce
Sckr Mary Jane which arr from Dagen, 18th inr
ported having spoken ~ Charcs,on ship William Halls
from :, Lucia savannah with Load o. corsp," The
sbp doubt the ship VIM sswai, which NJ
Savannah sih ms from San Lrear, Spain.
Wind during the day sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

REASONABLE REVOLT AT TAMPIco-ArTAck on
GENERAL MORENO BY HIS HosT-DEATH or THE
TRAiToR-EKw CUSTOMS BULEs AGAINST SNUG
CLING.
The steamship Atlantic. at New Orleans from Brazos
santiago brought three weeks later intelligence from the
korther states Of Mexico
An was quiet except al Tampoo where singular
Unreasonable attempt made the 18th 81 NOyem.
Der. The Hanchsr0 gives the following
zen Moreno together with several Of the officers ~ the
garrison and some - the city authorities AT ampioo,
were invited 70 attend ftts the evening Of the 18th,
gwen 10y Ion faugo Gsaucr valdomar and others, with
fhe most treachcrous motives While they we're Teasing
by Of The soldiers Of the garrison and the
car0ad0res on The wharf The guests partci-
pating in the banquet were Immediately imprisoned
some Of the towusment however succeeded be-
rating them, 30 that order restored Don Waldo
the head O. his riot Wa killed by one Of
Roacgero says--"Thus did the man end his ornous
career who bad caused much human blood 10 be shed
" waeh away the obstacles the road 70 high position
which he never lived 10 attain"
Tie attempt would seem " be only another chapter
A. the political troubles Of that distracted state The re
dictionary PARTY have doubtless taken their defeat
with less res ignat0n Than at first believed.
The recent complaints Of contraband mporatons, via
the Rio Grsnde have produced the desired effect at the
capital and the Mexican Consul at Brownsville has given
pub lefty a circular from the Ministry Of Finance on the
subject
Hereafter, ano goods coming from the frontier shsl
be received ri the interior Custom Houses OF The state ~
capital Of the republic without having previously proved
the place whence they proceeded only by showing The
Custom House that may have issued The same wherein
shall appear copy q The invoice from their respective
day books specifying tie goods 70 be conveyed, under
PAN y seizure"