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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Is hereby given, thsta meeting Of the stockhold
ers Of the Frenchtown Canal Mining Co will
he held in the Town of orovilie, on the 10th day Of
June, 1855 for the purpose of ncreas ng the capital
stock Of said Company to one hundred thousand
dollars. BY order of the Board,
p, A. McRAE, President
uso p GuIsE Secretary mylO-td
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WIFE BeAreR.-Hepry Berons of G.,

WIFE BEArER.-Iienry Bergus of San
Francisco, in which city, on the corner of
jackson and Drum streets he keeps bill
lard Saloon, is discovered by the police of
that city to be "a man who laws his
hand upon woman" his wife--"in any
other than n spirit of kindness he being
accustomed to brutalize himself, by beating
her with his fists. This wretch, "whom il
were base fittery to call coward" has been
arrested. as he deserves to be. and if Judge
Coon serves him right, he will put him in
the chan-gang.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-29
order of the Trustees.

sec'y AMI Trees Channel Rock Mining Co.
April %, less
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LEGAL WEIGHTS The following are the
statutory weights, in this State, of bssbel
Of the various kinds of grain most generally
cultivated:
Wheat, 60 lbs. Rye. "a lbs Maize, so
lbs: Barley, So lbs. Buckwheat, 40 lbs.
and Oats 30 lbs The legal ton is 1000 lbs
and not, as it is in most of the old States
twenty cwt., of ll2 lbs. each, or 2,24O
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Card.

Doctors SMEDEs jenkins have removed then
once To the County Hospital, iynchburg and VIII Il.
usual attend to Nil professional cal = day or night
Feb 18th IsJsxtf
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DIR. j. L. fOuNG, whose advertisement ad-
VerSement appears IN another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
patients Than aay Jther. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
ORovILLE, SATURDAY, MAY 2sru. 1858.

STATE LAws.-we acknowledge a copy
Of the Statutes of California passed during
the last sessiJn, from John OMeara ESQ.
State Printer. lie will accept our thanks
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
FROM BOSTON,.
linden.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
Boston, July 81, lS5s.
TIE form of sentencing criminals TO death in this
State will have to he changed. Instead of Coz
dennipg item to be hanged by th neck until they
are dead, the language will be, "to bs cut up By
the doctors until you are dead" The change VII
be perfectly safe for the doctors m,y be implicitly
trusted lot to LET any criminal escape after he is
once placed in their hands. am led to speak o. this
probable innovation upon our customs by the peru.
sal of DR.. Henry G Cisrk's report, IN The Boston
Medic0i aad Surgical Journal OF the execution of
Msgee aud the Post.Mor.em Appearances This
report constitutes part of tOe records #
TIE " Boston Society for Medical Improvement"
Or. Clark begins by giving account of the
execution, which took place at ~ o'clock Il. III.
- Al the end OF seven minutes (he says all the
- sounds of the heart were distinctly audible, and
- the number Of beats 100 IN the minute. AT nine
minutes the number was -. AT the end OF
." twelve minutes the number was 90. ami the
pulsations fainter. At fourteen minutes
the sounds had disappeared. The body was
lowered at ID. at which time careful exanl-
nation of The chest revealed 40 perceptble sound
% or impulse OF the heart. \ small space under the
" left ear seemed 70 have escaped active compress
" sion, 50 that some circulation might have been
" continued through the carotid and jugular of
" that SIDE Hsf sn hour later. or few minutes
past IL, DIR. Ellis commenced the autopsy, and
from his minutes and those OF NJ. Tower, one Of
the pupils of the hospital, the following account Is
given:
IA II 20 slight bat regy'sr pu. atory move ueni
vss observed in the right srbclayisn vsir. Upon
Sppyrg the ear 10 tae ohes,, tlis secersned 10
plOcted Pom the heart tset c4sca gare distinct ami
neg iar snslc 5ect, wiki slight iDpulss, ~ Ii nes
minute. 1ne ctcSt cGs tkeg oi,Ee9 and the hart
posed, without IN any way alresticg the pulsatory
movsmsIts. Tre ngw aunole 'cas ~ faH aRdregi1r
motion, contracting aIa dilating with beau.fG drs-
tEcironss aud cAcrsy AT l. O'Clock, tue splns c0rd
having been previously divided, the uunbsr of con-
traoticns was ~ per mihu,e, having continued with
ouy ssort intermission regularly up 10 this time.
The pecul,s movements OF the anterior wall of the
light suIcls srsduslly but occasionally recurred,
either sportsneeusy, or exci.ed by pAsspg current
Of air until |. oe!,ck. Trey could AZ any moment
be excited by the point of the scapel.
AT 4j tee rnovone MS silt cottlnred withouts s.n-
ulus. F.yeweI noticed in ninuts, with conespond
ing intervals. At 2:i5 all su'onstc movements
c, ssi but tae pst ELL responded 10 the stimulus Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Personal.

The Hon. John Slidell, United States Senator
from Louisiana, auived in Chicago on Tueeday last
Yesterday he was the guest ot the Federal ot,e-
hoders IN this city We understand that less than
20 persons yesterday proiiered themselves ~ Sdel
delegates to Charleston in 1860. lChicsgo Times.
1t is understood, says The Boston Post, that the
Executive Committee of the II nited States Asucu-
tuTal Society have designs.ed Gen. Caleb Gushing TO
deliver the address before the Society at approach
irg annual meeting a. Richmond, Virginia.
Mr. Sem. Brown, late Superintendent Of the Mich
igan Southern Railroad died at Adrian last week.
The ~ Y Journai If Commerce copies from
Virginia paper a statement that Anthony Irns the
fugitive Who was taken out Of Boston at the point OF
the bsyonet, ard was purchased from his MASTER Is
now in the Massachusetts, Pententiary for robbery.
This ia mistake. Mr. Burns is complstins theo-
iooicsl course Al Oberp and wss recently in Boston
on visit. His talents and prospects for usefulness
are ytry fair. Ssndusky Register.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

.. A. = n siew = rawa-t-Is. cccoufss-us sui
- clssen InstIg Pr olcsegy opinions, aud t. pE.
vide the Slave Power with band of interested
rnsrcensres ready aBy dirty WORK that uey be
required {. them There Is a story illustrative
Il tbs hoairg about. II 3 sdii that one of tas
Cr.torn. House officers Who went or to get NJ.
Howard appointed Collector. thought il prudeat in
crler 10 make known his zeal in the service Of
Sayery. 70 purchase llgger. 30 be bought.
no. low priced taby,' as Mr. Saw.a proposed.
but small boy to Wait up-,l him. IL = further
more limited that when he left Washington. be sold
h,s little niger to a Reil known politician o,
Maine, VITO was there trying 10 get Or keep an
aice. AID who j. now try ng to get into Congress
f-r,n that State. | cannot ycuch for the Truth Of
ia. except Is truth 70 Custom House nature.
There i great snake excitement in Salem.
couple of anacondas having escaped from Mr..
P,nJ. their owLer. One oi them, however, has
been found in the shed vhsIe ne was first kept,
though he had unques,!onably been abroad. as the
.hed had been thoroughly searched. Ihls fact
hogtd strong local sttacGaient on the part ui the
creature Dear is the shed 10 which his soul con-
f,rmsr The other snake IL still at large, and Sc
riously nterferes with the pleasure of picnic parties
in tbe reghborhood of Salem.
The Fraternity connected with Theodore
Pafker's Society are making arrangements for
course Of twelve lectures az the fremont Temple
uext Fall and Winter. Tbs, | fear. bodies no good
~ The cause Of conservatism. We thought that Nr.
Cboate snd Mr. Everett had fairly got the fanatics
down. tu. alas they are up again. And Dir. Far
ker and Mr. Burlingame are gong TO Brunswick
next week. 10 preach their pestilent doctrines %
The iugenuous youth OF the college situated there
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

ANo1HER PTTTE DAWSON ARRrsrED.-Ihe dance
house Of Nllism Hamilton, No. 3O5 Water street, was
entered by Cspt. De Camp Of the Fourth Pfecnc, on
Saturday night and ore Mary Ann Kstchun, CIR,
only years Of age, taken thence Tne visit was made
at the instance of the girls mother, who having los
sigit Of her for some time, but hsd been ap-
frzed OF her whereabouts through Germsc
formerly the Daughters lover. Msry Ann 81
once weti before Justice Connolly and mide
eihdsVi' that Hanu ons house OF prostitution.
The Justice ssued swAEaut for the arrest Of the pro
Pretor and Inmates Of the establishment: and ntsusted
its execution 10 Capt. d. Camp. Ths. oil ,er At II
O'Clock last night arrested lsmitOn, his wife and so
girls, bsirg al the persons IL the house.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
RAILROAD DISASTER.

Il. IRE Editor Of The " Y. Tribune.
SIR: consider the safe running Of cars to bs
tie greatest important object OF the day. Ii the )ao
cars on the late train upon the Nsy-YoIk and Erie
Road had have been provided with doube.dsuged
wheels, the care would have been KEEP. on the
track, therefore prevented tie destruction Of bje.
Double hspgs wheels would run from New-York to
Lake Erie ON one rail Only In the road, precisely
the prirciple that the two single Hanged wheels
COW run upon 10 two rails. If double Hanged wheels
can be used win safety upon railroads, how important
's that they should be adopted for the protection OF
y # the people OF this whole country. Know
IVY ssie ard prsctics sble use Of the double
asseed wheel reh to proclaim it. from one END o.
tre ara 10 the o..';; ne future l.. BAIL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

TIE soleviog yeese,s hsys bs>a q-sr.stsa.i s..s
Fn6sy: Scaoorer A. i. Howe. i.om Haysea. oos
vas lest CO tbs passage, f.oa yellow fsvsr. .ni
sto,hsr VS.. sick on Siiysl ron tie sam, eon,;.at.
TIE scleoues vas ordered t. bs cissAset All faui.
gated.
SEPT j. Rogers. fioni IIsyass. tssse q bsS ce.u
died II Havms ari ssVeEsl as siil s.e. sas IN
ordered 70 be clsssssd sod funisa.ti
SL:p Ial.srs, fsom Nes-odes5s. tbs vessel hss
sdro 6esths on tie pssesg, home bl. tbs LAa.ts u
Ler crew Is reported As be:i bsi; detained foi ohsS
vs.icn.
BIZ n. snd j. {. Gilmore. from CsTdsss. hsa,s
good sId CHGsnss repostei 30 ~ ~thoG, lnfsci.ol,
disssse; dttsirsd.
Bask Htniick ami brig G.. l.. BGcian, tTom Peaes;
g. on eoaid vel, sTi fsyorse.s repor, gissa Of sas
leA,A Of PoSoe. Ths ueulick ami Bsc,sr wsrs Co.
tanned fCr cleaning.
Ship Adler ircm Bremen, this vessel hal tso cs,es
Of smsl rox en- boS5, AID her health Is Otherwise bsi
size wi. be te.arsd ol Cleansing her sck hsvs bssa
properly cared for.
Big Charles Eiwsli from Ssgus 10 C;raais. co
sicktsss on boa,d ard Ssgus reported to be hsa,hy.
The bs,k Lsuretts ffom the tame Plscs WAS al
light, but beth vessels were deta.nej.
Bark Ellen Morrison from Rio, which pace a ~
ported as berg healthy the csew were al well.
i,tsired.
Schoonsr Aolus from Tr,ss Island. which plscs "a
healthy, or a, last accounts; the scaoores wss
detained, though all hards well.
Schcorer ADna Maria from st. Martins; ell on eos'i
well; detained.
Sohocrer Fssbion fiom At,skspn; heath Of pa.
eocd aid crew well; detained
Bark j. NJ. Morales from Hsvsns; three OF tas
crew were siek in Hsvs,s, aud several are 4, now a.
Quarantine Tie vessel ordered TO be c'esuset All
fumigsted.
Schoorer Stephen Hotchsiss from Ssgus; health o.
crew good srd Sssus reported to be free OF diseass
Tie Health Ofi,er is preparing an oi'ic'a STATE
meut of oil the of yellow fever tha; have b'ea
under bic charge durrg the present season. Tas docu
ebt, when completed will show state OF heAta q
Quarsnt ne which may sstonsh tind people, 1t beos
much wore than in 1856, when there WAS 40 much
excitement about it, The OF fever numb sred
by hundreds and the desths have been very NJ ner-
ous-those who ought to be posted saying that taers
have been over one hundred. The statement Of de.
Thompson Will he published in few days, If the Con-
mlssiouers of Hesh deem it advisable to give tbs
figures publicity.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
SIXDAYSLATER FROM EUROPE
BY THE VANDERBILT AND PERSIA
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA AND CHINA.
GWALIOR RECAP u II r. ID.
A CHINESE FORT TAKEN.
Causes and State of the India Rebellion
Sailing of the Atlantic Telegraph Ficet.
THE NEW CALEDONIA BILL PASSED.
QUEEN VICTORIAS VISIT TO Tue CONTINENT.
Sailing of the Atlantic Telegraph Ficet.
THE NEW CALEDONIA BILL PASSED.
QUEEN yICToRIns VISIT TO TUE CONTINENT.
Cotton Firm COns0is - l.9 to % 5-S.

The United S'a'es Mail steamship Vanderbilt. i. Z.
Leievre commander, arrived at o'clock on Sunday
morning, from Hsvre and Southampton on the morn.
ing Of July %, with 2i5 passengers, an unusually l~ss
cargo, and the United States mail.
The weather throughout the pssssss has been quite
favorable for laying the Atlantic cable.
At 10 the morning of sailing parsed the steamer
ARIEL, off Point Start.
A steamer from Europe passed Cspe Race at about
con yesterday, and handed to fisherman four copies
Tie Liropooi Northern Times, from the Goth 10
lie Sd of July, inclusive.
Her name was not ascertainsd, and the customary
dispatch from agent in Liverpool having failed to
come to hand we unable to cay what vessel was.
The probability is, however, that il ws the Roysi
Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Judkins, from Idvsp'd
on Saturday, the 2i.h ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
BY THE PERSIA.

From lie papers to hand the following summary has
been made up.
The commercial advces are NECESSARILY very impor-
feet, but the political news will be found CT the highest
interest embracing does news Of the recspture oS
Gyaior by the English and the taking OF Chinese
font, mounting l38 guns at the mouth Of the Peiho.
An ,ficisi telegram to the Foreign Office, received
on the I'D Of july, yates that the steamer Csods ~,
rived at Suez on the 7tb with dates nom Calcutta 10
10Th, Madras 9th, and Gale 29l Of June iocg Kong
to the 7th of June, and Alden 10 the llth Of July.
The forces under Sir Hugh Rose had retsksn Gwsior.
after severe fight Of four hours.
Tie remainder of the Judesn news is Of an uniu-
po;tsnt description.
The fort at the mouth Of the Peiho River, mounting
i38 guns aud backed by large body Of troops wss
attacked on the Goth OF May by the English and French
gunbosts and taken. The lose Of the Allies was trh.
ing. The Chrese stood 10 their guns very fairy.
On the I'D the forces commenced advsrcrg up the
river The weather waz cool, and the squsdroo 10
good heath and spiis.
Srthoussnd French troops, originally destined Tor
Cochin CHRIS, are on their way to Pechs'ie'
From Carton information Was that, on the "a "
June an ineff.ctus s,tempt was msde ny the Aine'
route the Cbrsse braves Oh the mountsns 10 the
vicinity.
NsDepo was IN pos,e scion the rebels, and the Va.
gIsh merchants had gone en- board her Msjssty ship
Sun -'ise.
NJ .. Ddell Ii3cules the idea Of French inys.
sion Of III glsro.
Tie Psiis CoDierep,. ~ ~ 80 ~
la Pye.,e, Prince Nspo,.,-1 ofgao' complains o.
-, - a.. -, n, The press in the
French cclOLies.
The epidemic st Bergszs wac dimrishing
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
couNFRCnL INrELLJGENCg.

The following are from The L'1erf"oi hoytbern
Times
LyYPPooL COrToy MAREET.-LwERPooL, July
The ns.ol' 10 Cotton eonnisd modsnis ~ Day ssf
n. sale. noe Friday cO bales inc ding 10 'psoals
cu sne or ,xpot The qusa,y Of American 0da being
sFk, prsycUs Fsies were barely sustained
LnERFOoI, July 20.-1he sales Of Cotton today
were 700 t4,, the being hardly 70 hfm ana A'art
cesdns ;hsr stocks freely.
LlyYRrooI July 2i.-Tbe sales 70 dsy were aoou'
,,csspg COO on .pec1.ion ssd ior export TAs
make. wa, ea and there h 30 change 70 noe IL p'ie
LwEnpooL, July 2.-The sses to-day were W"
-. n, s 200 were specsson and br export. Pl!o,s
. .,p maintained, and there wa s rqury ba, h'dei.
a. 40 feel, that The make, continues very Inactive
LIVERPOOL BREADsrCFFs M,RKEr.-Athougn
,.,. h.d arrivals Whes: holders were h oH
Turssy mceests ba.ins, Core and the sn~ss au .s
,e.zed Tues'sys pric,s while the lower desnsnoos so'.
ID azd 70 h Flour gls.ted except t1e ~" aus's
Of French sad Am- csn; Common sos we're "a e'' "s
Co.soIs.-LospoS. July 23.-Copsols are o. 70, 9
o., for mcusy. sni q, g25i f't ssssSa"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

Exorrysy,T ~ How ARD sTREEr.-Between aud
o'clock yesterday afternoo. >. ''Is- y~ ~u,w,,d
created in front of the pr, 'i'''' W. -
street, occupied by Philip Wolf, D.Aa' "
pute, in consequence Of the cries Of ',;ar
-O'- "-'A' "-' ter Of
the place, that murder WAS being committed. M7.
sergeis were dispatched to the General Police office
with report TO that effect. siI ofic Of the detec-
tive squad Instantly repaired to the premises in qa''-
ton, ,Dd found tha, Wolfe had been laying violent
hands OF biz repu,ed wife. He was accordingly ar
r'sted srd taken before Justice Brennsu ano hsd
lin 70 bail IL the sum Of s}0o for hs Appearance 70
sLswer for he cfeLse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
The Ministerial Crisis i'm Canada.

IONVNIV' IIUuy, Juy oVi IVF77'
George Brown, the leader of the Opposition, was
yesterday intrusted by the Governor General with the
formation of new Ministry but has not yet succeeded
in completing that important duty. The House me
this afternoon, when further adjournment until next
Monday was asked for, in order to allow Mr.. Brown
more tlrae to accomplish his tack. Great exctenen
prevails in our political circles.
ToRoNTo-S P. m.
Mir. Brown has succeeded in forming Government
Cabinet, and the announcement CT the same will be
msde on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, July 81, 1873.
We have Lcsvenwortb dates of the 18th inst, per
Ulited States Express to Bonneville on the 3lst.
portion Of the expedition OF Lieut.. Ives, which has
been engaged in survey of the Colorado River, has
returned TO Fort Leavenworth from California, via
New Mexico.
Lieut. Upton, Of the I'd Artillery, ard Capt. Gibbs,
Of the Mounted Rifles, accompanied the psry. TGe
steamer Mink has just returned from Fort Rsniall,
having lsnded the detachment OF the ID laiantry
there. There was no news al the post.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Serious Railroad Accident.

BRIDGEPORT, Angus. I, ISJS.
serious accident occurred to the night train the
HOusatonic Railroad near New.Milford on Saturday
night, by its running over COW on the track. The
middle car was thrown down an emba,kmeut of thirty
feet killing Levi A. Mills, esq. of Fairfield formerly
Of the finn of Mills, Bro. & Co. of New York, seriously
iIiuing Mrs. Bassett Of bridgeport and slightly inur-
ing some five or six others
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Burning Of the Whaleship COrfcZ.

BOSTON, Ssturday, July ST, IHJN.
The whSlesbip Herald al New b ecford brougnt as
passer ger Capt Lskemsn, late of tine ship Cortes
before reported burned at sea- also the third aud
fourth mates and two sesmeD, charged with setting
fire 10 the Cortez T6ey re brought 20 tais city
this morriug by the United States Marshal. Two wit.
nessts also arrived IN the same ship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

The RuNoR AGAINST JoHN A. WAsHINGroN.-Inshe
fo,lowirgpsrsgraph, which wetske from I'.>R etmond
Sou, will probably be fourd the origin Of tas runor
taat tie pressnt owner Of Mount Vernon was about.
to remove We.hirgtors remsrs. TIE LHioH D.Iao-
crGt rernsrks:
Mr Jno. A Washington having driven very hsrd
bgrgsin with the ladies', compelling them % pay
800 0C0 for the grave Of Washington and adjacent
snG no. worth, intrinsiesly more thsn 80 900,
Tie CA050ttesrtNe Adrccate suggests that sn exsn-
rs;or be msde OF tie tomb 20 ASCERTAIN whether the
occupant may rct have already disposed Of the bones
Of his il.ustrous sIcsstor to 7. Z. B.nun.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

BEAUTIFUL PRESENT FROM Louls NroLsN 10
CaSADA CHuRCH.-We see Il stA1eo IL 1"S o.
Thomas Dispato that the Emperor Napoeon ns'
pIes n,ed to the Chzrch Of ST. Ihoma'' tnrcusn tae
Rev. Nr. Trschor, a vsluable dessert o' si'ef' H.
cic;ed il spsrdd Gaze with tee lmPeiai sfms' ae'
con PANIED by gracious let;sr. AZ ihs guy WAS IN
tero,d to ad tie missiop viii bs rsiii'i 'f IN tie
10th ofAvsus, next .. 81 per ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
FIRES.

FIRF Is GREENwIcH AyENUE.
Yesterday afternoon ire broke cut 10 the iraus
buuong corner OF Gfeensich avenue aud Christopher
street, knoFn as the Wsverley Dnirg Saloon. Tue
ire orgissted in the kiclsn on the second aoor aud
was econ xtirgushed Damage 10 ths amoupt Of SlOO
wss sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

SrIRiTUALIsT CAMP MEETING Is LAKE COUsTY.-
The Spiri,usisis Of Weukegan and the region rouad
soout sd camp meeting at Benton, 10 tbs: county
on Sunday. There some 2 600 people IN stiend-
aree. Addresses were made by nunbe' Of Spirit
usists. smcpg whom were Mrs. stowe, trance me-
tuD.' Another camp meeting 10 20 be held al toe
tame place Sunday after next lChicago Journal.
FLoGGrsG OF LUsAIIcs.-Much excitsment exists
in Cincnr eli at the cruelty paci:ed toward the To-
MATS OF the Lunstc Asylum in that city by the keep
ere, who ere 10 the habit of hoggo2 sai bss.pI them
HItteyer .ley are Is6elious.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
North American Outward Bound.

M0YTrEIL, Ssturday, July 5I, lSjS
Tie steamer North American sailed from Quebec at
70 oclf ck this morning for Liverpool with ~ csbn
and lJ2 sieersge passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

,,,.. DISPATCHES TO The =. \. THlsV'h'
80 Ssseai Corroporfrt
WASHINGTON, August ], l51S.
No oficisl Intelligence kss been reserved oy 'as
State Department or the Meiic'n L'sa'ion Co,
g. The report of Gen. ZulOsga's fad and flight
e. 1e,;co. rumor came from Matamoras to
affect; but no mention is made oil the iAcs ia
-. of The same date from Tampico, which IS
four dsJs nearer the capital
TIE event il, however, expected thouga II
n,ch,be that Zulosgs viii be succeeded By some one
rrp,es, ntiog the same principle, though perhsP'
uounslly opposed to bm
Gen. Robles, the Mexicsn Minister, VIII leave
s,r Mexico on "Wednesday morning. on temporary
leave of absence He obtained Discretionary
,o,cf sone time ago, and Dow ayss him'elf OF IT,
tomste WRIT after hi, long absence aid to confer
,s,,.n.ug on the questions between the Two
Governments. Mr. BNsndaran (D, the Presoh'
Secretary, will act as Charge d'Adaires' aud tne
Leesiion is kept opeD as heretofore al Gen. Rooless
re.idtnce.
Before Mr. Nigel obtained the pa'spor. for h's
return to Mexico which was couotersgned ~
Robles. he filed an affidavit IN the State Depart
ment saying that, in refusing payment OF the tax
ts did rot intend to resist the authority OF the
Government, but only to protest against the pro-
ceediDg and that in re,ortiDg to extrer ties, which
he did, he acted directly under the ADVICE OF Mr.
Forsy.h Under this declaration, similar to that
made By others, AID at his own urgent solicitation
tewss permitted to return. He was informed oy
Mr.. Buchanan, at Al interview on the SUBJECT tha'
Mr. Forsyth, n advising him 10 resist the tax SO as
10 compel an expulsion by the civil authorities
acted WIorgy.
sLod Napier returns to Nabsnt on Tuesday, having
had en- understanding with Gen. Ca,s az to the gen.
,rN policy concerning emigration to Fraser RIVER
and rent dispatches accordingly to Gov. Douglass
There is no intention whatever Of Withdrawing
the ten million loan advertised by Secretary Cobb,
as sbsurdy reported by blundering newsmonger.
The Treasury wants every dollar which he can beg
or borrow, and the present spssmodc improvement
In the customs revenue is not expected to continue
beyond the present Fall imports.
- The Spanish mission was offered to Senator M,l-
lory, who declined it,
From Al Occasional Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Aug. /, 1853.
A prominent Western politician is about to make
full and clear expose of the secret appliances and
inducements employed by Mr. Buchanan aud bis
agents to carry the English Ksnsas bill. He kno VS.
whereof he aflirms, and will place not only the Ad-
ministrstion but its Congressional converts from
anti-LecomptoDism, especially the Ohio gentlemen
in most unenviable light. 1 do not tank ne can
now be seuced-jt is too late. More apon
ARGUS.
To the Associated Press. -, ,o-o