The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-26

Goethe Galveston News,of the 18th instant, nne
letter from one Of its cdflors dated New Orleans,
March II, from which the following isan extract
ever some DAYS past. il has been rnnored that A
expedition was on fanf for revninsianixins the
northern States Of Mexico. and though nothing
vevv definite II vet known. am In possession ~
sufficient Information ~ state thss mn opportunity
will now he presented 20 snch Of eur citizens rs
wish 10 take part IN this enterprises by going out
n emirrants To assist In laying thAfonndsfion ~
the Sierra Madre FernhIic Chi. Iockridee. who
has hem In the rity for faw favs awaiting dr.
patcha. from the North. and who leaves on sunday
e,r Galveston has inst handed the enclosed
'ettor. which he wisber rublished In the next is-
sre OF the News. his object In visiting Texas 10
IN raise as rnanv good men and trIia a. can he
mustered nv the Ist of ApriI. when II IL exnecteJ
all the necessary mans for the successful Issue OF
tho expedition will he completed 20 TAR 90 can
term tho rian Of operations is 10 avoid All inter-
ference with the neutrality laws aud land the men
In Mexicn ms erigrnRts. without arms or mimi
.nns of war. which already en- roufn for Nlafa-
ur,-ns. where the first organization Ia TO take
place.
gagged In this movement for some timo and that
he has received the most cordial cooperation Of
some of the leading men Mt the North. where the
necessary means have been raised; and that
whether he meets with success in Texas not In
procuring men the expedition viii certainly atart
aaout the time named In his letter. The States.
ont Of which the renubiic IL To he formed.
already In open revolution against the Central
Government. aud have invited assistance from the
United States: that this scarcely be called
fllibusterine movement inasmuch as no part Of
tina neutrality laws viii Ia violated The States
have each declared against the Zuloaca Govern
ment. and. soon IA the required assistance car
ha furnished are prepared to declare in favor Of
viaurri who il expected tn be nlacad at the head
If the new republic The ahdicatinn Of Comon-
fort the prob fhe recall Of Santa Anna. the weak
ard unpopular character of the new Government.
all favor the present enterprise. which has been
regarded inevitable consequence for some
time past though 80 favorable an opportunity "a
the present to strike -uccessfrl blow for liberal
principles, was scarcely anticipated so soon.
LAND SALES IN KANSAS The President has issued
hi nrocle nation fer sales Of rr,c lands the land
In Iuly rext. The first sale at Kiekapoo en- the -
Irlv embraces 79S OQ5 arres. and that on the 10Th.
oil d72 The sae at Lee ,mpton on 'he5fil Ju y
will emhrs ce 46 acres ana that on me lynn s'h.
stI acres: making an aggregate Of 9i2l2 acres
These will he the first public sales of government
lands in the Territory.
NOVEL suit has been commenced before justices
court in Tro- N One marty has snAd another to
recIver $40 alleged to have hetn promised him for
"a valuable consideration procuring wife for
the defendant.
JUSTICE IN ENGLAND Thomas Morch. late Mayor
ef Preston. an doctor by PROCESSION forged will
leave him all his property. servant brought the
fraud TO Fight. aud h. who had been entitled t. the
resp CT OF All from ms position, was sehteHceh b
penal seIyituie for life.
FINANCIAL PRESSURE BUENos AYRED-A letter
from Buanos Ayres dated January - saws, This
city il now in great commercial dstress Many
hous falling aud hides are without prIc AS
there are no buyers When landed here last No
vember hides were selling freely at "a cents: now
they can be purchased in the city at from Is to II
cents. was Offered in the interior frst-cass dry
hes at II cents The stock of dry bi les i'll this city
is 10000 TO cn000G.
ERYsIrELAs-A disease called by this name is ra-
ging in Houston county, Geo gia, on the OcmuIcee
river II baf ~ tho medical science and has proved
fatal to forty fifty p rsons within the space Ola
few miles
HoLpING SLAvES.-The Loui lana Legislature has
lust passed bill to prevent free negroes from hold
ing slaves In that state. The practice must be quite
common to require act of the Legislature to pre-
vent it..
Burglar, continue to infest Washington. A few
nights ago the residence Of Hon. Chss J. Faulkner
was entered By party of them, through second
story window into which they climbed on ladder
After stealing several articles of value they decamp
ed without waking the family.
The insurrection of the Christian population in
Turkey, which supposed to be confined to
purely local lis gradu iily assuming European mpor
lance,