The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-27

Ga Haiar Ia lko5as.
MonILE, Jan. 26-I4st evening a large and enthus-
astic meeting held here, addressed by Gen Walker
farron Bro~nio~, and others Walker disclosed the Sc
cret Of the government opposition the Nicaragua espe
diton and made proposition 20 Mexico ami unite
IA there. with view of acquiring territory e-oin
tons adopted by aoclanasion demanding che trial
Of Paulding and denouncing the government
Further from Kaa~a,
ST. LOUIS Jan 25.-A gentleman from Ieavenwosih
on The 10th arrived here this evening He travelled
portion of the with the bearer Of des,Atces from
Calhoun to members of the cabinet ii Washington the
tenor Of which derived from the messenger h. that
Calhoun rejected the returns sent 10 Gov Denver instead
OF himself the ground that under the Lecompton
schedule they illegal This gives ths State officers
the democrats and also majority Ia the council ON
joint ballot
MI Slower a democratic member of the Legislature,
shot in the stage Lawrence, and will probably
die.
Important from Hezsco.
NEw oHIEaS- Jan z5-'The Tennessee has arrived,
bringing Vera Cruz dates Of the 2lst The whole Of
Mexico was ia a complete anarchy Nearly all the mail
stages between Vera Cruz and the capital robbed
Almost every State and town pronouncing against
Comonfort The City OF Mexico u state OF siege On
the llth General Zuloagos brigade which the first 10
declare in favor OF Comonfot Dictatorship pronounced
against him (Comonfort The brigade holds the cita
dels aud barracks OF san Augustine and Sam Domingo,
into the latter of which he refused admittance-
Coaonor had assembled 900 troolr with artillery al
the palace and arrested Gen znioago, but afterwards
leased him parole. portion Of Iuoago's brigade
in favor OF their leader President while Others
favored Santa Anna On the 18th Comonor attacked
San Augustine. but Tepulscd The foreign residents
in the city hosted the flags OF their respective countries
Gen. Walker.
AUGUSTA Jan 26--Gen Walkers structures ON this
government made in his speech at Montgomery. said
have been in good taste and spirit At Selma he said
that of the opposition to his cause and OF the
high handed outrages committed against him and HE
men, that the Americans in Nicaragua favored the
establishment OF slavery.
Soalan Markets
SAVANNAH Jan. 2s--Cotton quoted 81 10y cents,
with fair inquiry.
AUGUSTA Jan 26-sales OF 500 bales cotton--quiet
but steady ranging from 81 to l0t cents
CHARLESTON Jan 26-Sales Of 700 bales cotton--de-
cned ! a cent
Nep York L<yilafsr
Albany, Jan ga plurality rule adopted and
Avord democrat elected speaker of the assembly
David Nj. Wilson, American, was elected clerk.
Ner Orleans Markets.
Nrw OnIEASs Jan 25-Sales Of cotton previous to
receipt of the steamers 800 bales but the
European intelligence being published exclusively in the
evening papers the effect the market not develop
ed Sugar steady at Al "A cents. Molasses gen
orally declined "a cents Flour had declining tenden-
Corn was uull al % Lard IN Kegs SA~se
Hams cents Cotton reights TO Liverpool active at
4 9th cent masters asking cent
Markets
Nrw York Jan 2G.-Cotton heavy, awaiting steam
ers news-sales to-day 700 bales. Flour, sales 8 500
barrels State 81 rs 81 so Ohio 81 IS S. south
ern 81 so 81 IS. Wheat firm quotations nominal,
Corn fir sales 900 bbs; white quoted 60 20 cents
Prime pork Is cents dearer Lard quet, 9i cents.
whiskey advanced cent quoted 2l3 % cents. Tuy-
pentine heavy at AZ. cents Resin firm Rice qnirt