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FROM MExJCO-CIyU. WAR

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE steamer Tennes-
see from Vera Cruz, with dates to the It'll, and
Mexico dates to the 5th inst, has arrived. Civil
war was raging throughout the country. The
government troops near Cyla, were awaiting rein
forcements. The other party some six thousand
strong, were fortified at Celaya Gen. Alvarez was
also in the field with three thousand cavalry, oppo-
sing the new government. The downfall ofZuoiago
was considered certain.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Volunteer bill was taken up.
Mr. Stanton favored the bill, but thought the
disturbances in Utah could be quelled in one cam
pagn, and therefore any increase should be tempo
rary. He was not in favor of employing regulars
for this duty. He was opposed to any increase of
Executive power at this time because he had no con-
fdence that it would be properly applied.
He thought he knew the motive of the admins
tration in asking an augmentation of the army at
this time. 1t had saked its existence the adms-
sion of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution,
and to do so it wanted additional patronage. There
are now one hundred and eighty-fve army commits
sioners in Kansas. Kansas once admitted, Calhoun
will certify the prosavery members of the Legisla
ture and if disturbance results, the Executive will
have pretext for using the troops in Kansas.
He asserted as constitutional principle that the
President has not the power to use the standing
army except in cases of open public with for
eign country, or in of a rebellion in State OF
territory
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, rose to a question of priv
ilege, wishing to submit the journal and minutes of
the Special Committee Kansas, to show that the
committee had not executed the order of the House
The Speaker decided that it was not a question of
privilege. Mr.. Harris appealed from the decision
Mr.. Stephens moved to lay the appeal on the ia
BILE, but it was disagreed to BY Is majority.
On motion of Mr.. Marshall of Kentucky, the
further consideration of the subject postponed
till tomorrow.
Mr.. Boyce made speech in favor of the peacea-
BILE adjustment of the Mormon difficulties through
he mediation of commissioners He argued that
this was far preferable to war and in consonance
with humanity.
Adjourned
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, March ll.-Returns from l5s towns
give Halle Republican, 29, 900, and Cate, Democrat
$4,000. The Legislature, as far as heard from,
stands l40 Republicans and 80 Democrats.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CONCORD, March 11.-One hundred and eighty
towns give a Republican majority of 1900, which
will be about the majority in the State.
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FROM CURACAO AND ST. DOMINGO

New York, March ll.-An arrival from Curacao
reports rumors of revolution in favor of Baez
Dates from ST. Domingo to the LIST ult., state that
Baez held his own against Santana. He had an
abundance of provisions from Curacao and had pur-
chased number of schooners and converted them
into men-of-war.
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TRIAL OF COL. SUMNER.

CARLISLE, March 1.-THE trial of Col Sumner
was commenced to-day. He was arraigned on two
charges: of conduct to the prejudice of good order
and military discipline;and violation of the articles
of War in sending challenge. He plead not gull
ty. The prosecution rests upon the correspondence
Col F. Lee for the defence testies to the insulting
language OF Gen. Harvey toward Col. Sumner dur
ing the trial at Leavenworth. Essential witnesses
for the defence have not yet arrived.
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FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, March ll.-Governor Denver has is
sued a proclamation pronouncing the circular in
structing the enrolling of the Kansas Militia, signed
by Lane as illegal and a usurpation OF power
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WEATHER REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE weather is clear,
with wind from Southwest. Thermometer 49o-
Barometer 29.46.
WASHINGTON oon.-We delightful. Their
mometer $50. Wind due South.
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I SECOND DESPATCH. |

CARLISLE, March IL, P. M.-Col. Harris, Col
Summers witness, arrived this afternoon and will
be examined tomorrow, which will probably close
the evidence Sumner is defended by Hon. F.
Watts,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March H. 1853.
The Kansas bill was resumed.
Mr.. Polk made speech in favor of the admission
of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution
Mr.. Benz amin eloquently examined the history of
slavery and defended it and the decision of the Su-
preme Court.
Adjourned
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G. Tebbs, W. G. Ferguson; Newcastle and Newport,
J. j. Engle 80
LEwIsBURG DIsrRIcr.-E P. Phelps Presiding Elder.
-Lewisburg, II. G. WeStwood; White Sulphur and
White sulphur circuit. j. II. NJ. Lemon and j. l..
WATSON; Franktord. J. p. Etchinson and j. l.. shy
der; Greenbrier, J. S. Sixeas, one to be sapplied
Blue Sulphur, A. W. Wilson; Monroe, j. J. SarJ
gent; Union, j. F. Iiggett and A. T. Bowds; SWEET
Springs Johnsev Leaf Cnvington. A. Burman and
j. +. Chittum; Bath Alum, j. +. Graham; Warm
Springs, p. B. Smith; Highland, saul b. Daily;
Monterey, l.. ID. Nixon; Crab Bottom, NJ. J.. liaw
ley Greenbank, C. C. Cronin; Little Levels, }. l..
Gardner, one to be supplied
TRANSFERRED.
j. Sanks. Z. Welty, j. T. Phelps and J. Forrest,
transferred to the East Baltimore Conference; }.
Montgomery, transferred to the Peoria Conference;
J. Poisal transferred to the New York Conference;
W. S. Edwards, transferred to Minnesota Con
ference.
Nd-T The steam saw and grist mill of Mr.. John
Tschop, of Carroll township, York county, Pa,
was destroyed by fire on Friday last with its con
tents, consisting of about two hundred bushels of
grain. The loss is estimated at about 81 900, upon
which there is no insurance.
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LATER FROM FLORIDA-DIILY BOWLEGS
WILLING TO EMIGRATE
SAVANNAH. March l0.-Advices from Tampa Bay
state that Billy Bowlegs' negro has come in, and
says that the Indians willing to emgrate. Billy
has sent for Jumper to hold talk upon the subject
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A STEAMER STINK

DETROIT, March 9.-The steamer Globe, belong
ing to the Great Western Railway, capsized and
sunk, while loading live stock at the Michigan Cen
trail RAILROAD wharf this afternoon. She had over
one hundred head of cattle board, many of which
were lost. The vessel will be raised
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VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE.-Richard Bacon was
brought before Justice Mearis on Wednesday eve
ming by officer Barringer, of the Middle District
charged with driving his horse through the streets
at an immoderate gait. The Justice imposed upon
him the fine of 50 and costs
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BURGLARIoUS.-The residence of Mr.. James j.
Buckholder, situated on Eager street, near Eden,
was broken into yesterday morning, and a gold
watch, valued at $40, together with several arti-
cles of clothing, stolen therefrom
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VIOLATION OF ORDTNANCEs.-Wm johnson and
VIM Grace, both colored, were arrested by officers
Enerstne and Frazier, of the Eastern District, OF
the charge of imlnoderate driving in the streets
Justice Audoun fined them two dollars and costs
each, and sent them to jail in default of payment
Samuel Ellinger arrested by officer Cadi-
more, Of the Eastern District, the charge of re-
tusing to clean the snow from his footway Justice
Griffin fined him 81 and costs-S23l
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New IMPRovEMEyTs.-T row of old houses ON
the South side of East Baltimore street, High,
is now being demolished to give place to new struc-
lures. 1t is designed to build in their stead four
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POLICE.

CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Oificers
barton and Willig yesterday arrested man named
VIM. Williamson on the CHARGE of bavinar rone;I,od
a lot of stolen goods, knowing the same to have
been stolen He was committed to answer BY JUS
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And again: "To get rid of the Palmerston Gov
eminent, with its arrogance at home and its truck
ling abroad, its submission to national dishonOr and
its disturbance of the worlds peace, is gain to
England and to humanity. But to obtain the high
est amount of gain from so hopeful an event. we
must have a Ministry including those three great
elements of sincerity ability and progress indicated
by the names of Russell, Gladstone and Gibson
The trial of the Royal British Bank Directors is
still pending, but drawing to close.
MaZZini writes to the London II nes, denying that
Orsni guilty of any crime in Italy, and concludes
with the following paragraph: whatever opinion
of Orsini may be entertained by those who frankly
appeal to Heaven and Earth against the attempted
murder of tyrant, and do quietly witness, without
single word of Indignation the lasting murder of
whole people in Rome, none has right of taxing
Orsini with dishonesty, theft and collision. The
agents of Louis Napoleon ought to be contented
with beheading his enemies, without eliminating
them"
The London Post SAYS that three vacant Carriers
in the gift of Lord Palmerston have been conferred
on the Dukes of W ellington and Norfolk and Earl
Harroby. Mr.. Hayter, late whpper-in of the Min
istry, is to be made Baronet; also Mr.. Grfiths,
distinguished Irish Civil Engineer.
A colliery explosion occurred at Mountain Ash,
w ales, killing nineteen men.
An action was brought in the British Admiralty
Court by the owners of the American ship Leander,
against the steamer North American, to recover
damages for the loss of the Leander by the recent
collision off Holyhead verdict was given against
the steamer whose owners gave notice of an appeal
to higher court.
The London stock market had assumed more
buoyancy. COnsols were gradually recovering from
the depression caused by the ministerial crisis but
closed fatty at quotations Money continued abun-
dant and the demand light. The Bank of England
has made no alteration in its rates.
The demonstration" which was to have taken
place in Hyde Hark on Sunday, the 2lst, upon the
refugee question, was abandoned sin consequence
of the patriotic decision of the House of Commons
but nevertheless sufficient number of questionable
characters assembled in the Park to give employ
ment to the police who had been strongly posted in
the vicinity to preserve order.
The trial of the Irish priest, Father Conway, for
resorting to religious intimidation election
suited in the disagreement and discharge of the
jury.
A prosecution had been commenced by the Eng
lish Government against London bookseller named
Trueove for publishing lbelous pamphlet concern
ing the Emperor of the French, with view to in
cite divers persons assassnate his said Majesty.
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DEALING IN Doc MEAT.-John Brodzman resi-
ding at No. II Walker street, Yesterday arrest
ed by officer Hudgins of the Middle District for
vending buildings and sausages made of dog meat
He was taken before Justice McAlster, who held
HIM to bail for further hearing. Brodzman states
that during the last three weeks he had eaten the
flesh Of four dogs and liked the diet
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Fork, 10 M.y.viIIs, 50 u.i....a4 b.sk, nix time.

Fork to MsysviIle, so maaaaad bAsk. ak dmss
Leave Nj. sswAsx Aaly, axasp. sasAss, - =. .;
Leave .yssiis 1siy. esses sssAay, = am;
80 Ausvs = ~ aashi4 @y7P@
ssss s,ss t sl g iHs..:; Ha. CO.. c.. Mob L.s
Fork, Licking Station, and Busaiax Spring, 10
Prcs.onbu,g, 70 miles saA back, sacs week
kr. is.vs - rsss6sBs. ss E M',s.s e.
Leave Prestoubarg Thursday y Gam;
A1yss, Moaot Sterling nsa. Saturday s.!y w Sans
Bids extend route via Lanesville and Coal Grove,
to Pketon, aIao invited.
1856 From Mt Sterling, BY Howards Mills, Peeled Oak.
9.y..S S%s,s s ss"ss si as.s,y c s MILLS: and and
saa back, twiee weew. ft f4 tt
Leave Mt Sterling Tps.day and Saturday al s
Arrive a, West Liberty by = pm; .
Leave wss, t.,hsrsy Monday and Friday at 8
am; rfi
1851 Fro. ~. stsdag. BY Aafon's Run, Mount Ida,
and North Mi dletown, Paris, " miles and
back, six aimss q wsek. A rs
Lssvs Mt ssssing daily, except Sunday, at 6
Arrive at Pais ~ Hams A
'sE rLsvs aa.s dsilss szsspt snnday. al ! ? M;
oss, arrive Srr s stMs s.ssss s p Pn.,.- 3.
River Iron WossS, aaa Coases Furnace, TO Ir-
vinss q ulles saa bask. sviss vssk 70 Ra !
ye. iro. WeFks - sass = vssk Tie residue
w. lssys M~ Sterling Weasssday ssnA Saturday Al
- .pmaN. stnak& - 4..F
Arrive a Red p..ver I.sa Work. Jpn;
! Leave Ned ye.sser Iron WORKS ThIrsaay nj m;
arrive p. Irvine by II n; leaAM f~
Leave Irvine Thursday n p mi; tsas
arrive at Red River Ir1n Works by 6pm:
Leave Red River Iron Works w Wsdnssday and Sat-
urday at m, aI4iS
IA. Arrive at nat Sterling By lla m - = q
$3.50 From OWN. .syills, by Wyoming. Hilsboro, Pop
lar PlaMs, Femingaburg, and Mt Carmel, 10 M.
x Gilead, 50 miles ami back, twice week, with b
third weekly trip 70 Fiemiagsburg..
Lsaye Owingsville Tuesday and Thursday at
Arrive at Mt Glead by 6 p m;
Leave Mt. Gilead Monday md Wednesday al
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s6es From Red River iron orks S,snson miles and
Ls.v.RsA-bis~ IrasJ Vsfss rAsrsaA, ,ad sand.y
Ass.s = s6Ae byassz
" .aAsAsvtys n Rsd-Rivs = ~ r Gas 9 M q
1904 Freu Winchester by kacksssvah - Duna ways
! Aa'iS sos1ss Pssciss, y .ils sad h.sk. once a
..s:s x..ss.- z..sy...s
Leave Gouds's Precinct MendAy n am;
- Aujs~ st ~ s<AesvR< ~ - -. trfh
ssoaa s.sn aash.s.s. y Hsisa ssiss Hsas<, Dsyls.
vile Walnst Valley. and bsaewnys,to to KiddviIis,
- ass psA ksak, sasa . svssk. tas-j
Leave RchmonA fs.aday - 7a m;shf
Arrive. s:Ix k.!sy;x. ~: y : =; m
1905 From Ricbmss1, - Elis1ea NIrsias. 20 miles and
back, ths@ 49, week. With thsss additional
weekly t.iss d.si.g vssssiag 'sssoa--say h0m
Ie-ys.Rjsh~asA Monday. Wednesday. .ud Friday
- Arvi,. pI ID irvine incl hv r.p "a -
Ls.,. Irvine Aosd.y, Wednesday, and Friday at 9
Arriv. !. RieAnosa " lI.a
Departures and arrivals at Hams hours daily except
sso7 From Kngson, 81 Nsnclch nsrsst, scagod Cain,
"a. and Rouaa s.O.s 70 Mount Tsrnoa q miles snd
Law Ris1pssu sassrdav 1t sansa q
Lave Mt. Y<soa Sap9aystSan;
ssos From sonsss& y dasdy D.lI.s Lilo. Creek, and
HaM y Ross Hill 70 London, 81 miles ssd back once
ssa9 week. hita $500 is feRst
Leave Somssst noaday At 8 sm s
Arrive at L0ndoa By s pm; N 'fatA ~
Leave London T1sooAy Ut am; tss3 ftN
Arrive At Sousrsst bye pm. sWA
sa0s From 1sussses By dioass BsSwass Ksllys Store
and Dfbbi-ll's Store, TO Whitley o. H., A5 miles
and back once wssk. i8
Leave Somerset Wednesday at a;
Arrive at Whitley G. H.nsxt day by III am "
Leave whitley O. Il. Thursday at lpm;
Arrive at Somerset next day by pm.
96O From Somerset by Watarloo Roystoa and Russell
g Springs 10 Columbia, SO miles and bach, once .
week. 4@ Ars sAa
Leave Somerset Wednesday ct Am; t
Arrive at Columbia next day by llam m;
Leave Coumbs Thursday ct 3 IN;
Arrive at Somerset next day by 5pm
Bids for two and also for three trips week invited
Sh Bids to end at Jsmestown, emitting Columbia in
sGl From Somerset by Waterloo, Harrison, Qoca Min
tonyille, Mftonvills, (scsl,) and Poplar Hill to
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Leave Msuw vs.Aas.an Aosd.y, Wednesday,
and fsaayas eAW .ss,I
Es.s I Ssssi;: s f.s:.,s " Ts-.a.y = ..4 s.....Ay
,s,o A A,,,,s !: s,ss, Mount yw.,sa..ss- y sRa
Leave .oa., W'sAins0a Tsa.dsy, rIw.a.y, .sd
als;ss Sass,ssf = 3spas.a:,iu. isas e sy pm ta
i..ys . sAsvs.sd.,'s Tuesday, hntsd.y, and Sat
Arrive 4. Ha.a, w..Ai.s,onhy Ism.
Green River, Clear foins, and Bear walIow o
Glsseow 6 sess sad back daily.
Leave New Havsa daily oa arrival Of cars say a.
Arrive Arrive &C., :. o'.,sss II; sysR. !. 8,
Arrive |. Nsv Hs.ss syAPm:
0sss 2.aF. ckas Pains. Bar svslew, Prevst.ls
ks.A Is.s ssss:, ~ DnIphs Springs to
LAAss Nss Fis.a taily .nisAI 4 osrs--4ay a,
An;~ :. so.ls.s Gnsa sy u > mi
Leave Bowling drses daiIy aS 49,
ssls From NV H.vss. = WiaLl1., ksiiiax Fork,
A s.k -. .as9 - vel. y Lebanon, = rides and
I..,: k.r ts- 1t,t,y J. 40 en-, .,'
Hs"s H..s. is% '..ss: = y = !. d,
L!.:s ss t.s :ssii lIs,:s s:ss saturday !. I. !.
Am,s 1,. s,:s \ E:';9s sls.s: ssssss: Y s..i
Arrive ssNsw AMss byy ; -.
s5i5 From EmiA6ncs, ~ MeG caads, 10 Sprngpor Is
miles and back Gx t1Aes 4 week 70 Ns1 C.stic
and twice awssk Ghc rssldbas IA n :
Leave EmSnsacs daily, except Sunday, at ga M;
1:.y: .y: s.s s;s 49, sz = "a 4hs,.4.,
Arrive ~ Spdgopet " ~ a; "
Leave Spaaspe1 1onday and Thursday at m;
ss Lsass Msw CA1lle daily, except Sunday a = n M,
Arrive RIninence by 8 D na. ~ i =
Bids 10 exsaA U end 4 Port aoyal invited
ssis From Shelbyviis. BY Isass sAore and Souhylle
to Mt. Eden. 10 lailss md hsck, oncs ! week
cave Shelb will VeAne >
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Leave DsnvilIe daily, except Sunday, ii II a m;
Arrive - Akhpaessile ~ ~ -. s,.Al
sss, 2lon N'esos.siiI.' s, p.fi.. Co..: Landing
| sad Pisa.sat liiq. ~ AamsAabssG. ~ miiss and
back siF uHe.,s wsek.sss 49, fs-s
y L.,e ticAoia'yins daily Srespt spndsy, at ,
I arrive 81 H.rrod.h.rs by 1p..,
Leave H.rrodsbarg S.iy, sxssps ssad.y, at m;
| Bids to conussnce At LsMpgtea and 20 by Keene,
BE, oni,dug NckolasviIe, ,invia1 -
'''a 'is% ssx csssSss css.ss. X CHM; NM . nsssa.
soowsnsoa, y miles % ssa bsss, l oncs s ~ssS.
Lave 0sovgstown Friday at 8 N;
f...S. As.ss c.tS q oysn:ss nyspm' ss
ssss Fra% ssesssss sSsss"9 cRa L...surx and
- sroadwsli, TO cynshianA' 70 npilss and back,
Leave Georsssowa Tuesday and Friday ., 6 m;
Arrive at cyusAts.s by ma a.; a.-
Lsass cyathisnA Tsesday aad Friday at l2 IN,
Arrive At Georgetown by a. A ~
s5a4 From Owsnton by Msesdcnis and curdiners 10
Mouth Of Sugar Creek, 25 miles and back once
Leave owsnton YhursAay AZ n;
Arrive At Mouth IT Sugar Csssk by pm;
| leave Mouth Of sugar Greek Friday al 8 m;
1856 From Pieassrssiiia BY HssAi.Asaa, Rranknten
asH locsport CD Gratis, 70 Owenton. go miles and
~ N 6ack. twics . ws1k. a i9aa Pa
Arrive at Owenton by PM sh-
Leave Owrnton Tuasday and Friday at 8 q M;
s Arrive u y PHasaresiias by o pa. sfrie
1886 From New Cass BY Campbsllsbusg bedford, and
Milton, 10 Madison Ind, w miles and back
y three tunes week to Milton, and six times a
week the residue. sss. ~ =
~, Leave New Csstto Monday, Wednesday,, and Fri
day 1t IL am; 49,
y Arrive at Milton by 6 p M sas3 gaa4
Leave Milton Tuesday, Thursday, aid Sutura' AZ .,
Sam; -
Arrive at New Castle by pm;
Leave Milton daily, txcept Sunday, at =, am,
Arrive at Madison by II IN;
Leave Madison daily, except Sund NV a, !. nm.
Arrve at Milton by llpm iP"' 4
9537 From Jericho, by Sligo, To Rs,s.. ,s n.. Ind
| back, six tiWAA a week. ' ~
Leave JERICHO da'ly, excsra Sunday, at n m;
Arrive :. Bedford by 4 pm;
Leave nsaiore daily s1cept Sunday, at 6 a m;
| at,lvo strive ~ jericho Wy 10 a N. 4g
~ nius 20 commence route at Smithfsd invited.
sa'S rom Carollton, by Worthwhile, 10 Port Royal 1.
] miles and back, twice week t+
1 Leave Carrollton Monday and Thursdsy at m;
| Arrive at Port Royal by IL am;
Leave Port Royal Monday and Thursday at u m;
Arrive at Carrollton by 4pm.
9539 From Carrolton. by Sandiftr's Store. to Camp
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