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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

ASTStEtksxS aad S5E6fSe &aS GS2f GENERAL
Howard Fire and Marlns Insurance Conn
pany of Philadelphia.
Franklin Buildings, No. "a Walnut st., Philadelphia
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid in and invested s4Os 1870
CharteredCapia 100000
Insure against damage by Fire Marine and Inland
Navigation, at the lowest rates.
?. Mee..., T Rif1 fsso6 -. sgsnrlsr.
f %?sd' a. R %hsr, Geo. H a assoH
Ab,R Eyre y Edgsr I Thompson, T% EIsgus
T. TsSar. Herman Hsapi 5S%s. Y s sls
W. H. WOODS, Secretary.
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. log Broadway.
- NORRIS FRANKLIN, President
PLINY FREEMAN, Actuary.
Capital sl16s7O 22-and rapidly accommodating on the
Mutual Plan Dividends from 80 to 50 per annually
Medical Ezaminers.
American Life Insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
'0r'''' CHARTER PERPEfU, 'soOOOO
,o,,,, = u..., ALEXANDER WHILDIN, President.
JOHN Q. SIMS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
most favorable terms
AeENcY-No. lOa Camp street. q PqyaEs, Nov
fe26 Iy j, s. CoPEs
HITCHCOCK d LATTING, COMMISSION FOR
Of Camp aud Poydras Streets New Orleans.
hkTTISG New Orleans A W; n ednsIda
te26l y Frankfort Ky
TTNIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH oAPITAL-s25O,oOO
The Union Insurance COMPANY of New Orleans is now pre
pared the usual FIRE. RIVER and MARINE RISKS
NO. II CAMP. sTREET.
of Quarter OF Million Of Dollars and also permits the in.
participate IN the profits Of the Company upon the
cent interest redeemabe in FOUR YEARS. i insurers
prefer hey may dsGglye return Ten FEN OENI IN cash
An losses will be adjusted promptly and eqpitably
JULES poLHoNDE Secretary a. --'''''>'
DIRECTORS
+; w, OGDEN, Of the firm Of +: Gusachs, Brs. Go.
L. F. aESERES OF OF the 6rm Of Of A5al Gs5eres Co.
VICTOR MAIGNAU of the firm of y 4 n. Magnau
~ :; ZuNTs, Of the hTIl Of shaw 4 cunts
oh # 5s R CT Of hSS r@ 0Ps SsSa Owen Cobb
A. CHiAPEi.LA JOS. DEYSooDT. az
MOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, Of New Orleans have this day commenced
operations and prepared to take Fire, Marine and River
Risks at The usual rates.
DiREcroRs.
Jas. A. White, MI Musson,
Evan ], Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
ID. JaAison Paulin J. Martin,
omer 0aillard, John Eaton
n. Bouigny.
OMER GAIILARD, President
GEO. W. WEST, Vice President.
A.soEE1BER, sSretary. mo Iy
pATHS-BATHs-BAT HS-BARBERTZING No.
ID Is st. Charles street
ROLLINS Osee more his post The versndah are for
while stopped operation of his well establishment
Time great scan TO him better one
where he give at all hours Hot Cold yapor Shower or
Medicated BATHS.
His BARBER's SALOONS supplied with the best ariss
the country afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing have Been reduced down ~
ls assured that he can with aacy and dispatch
most fastidous
sale we'll stock Of fresh PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and the Dyes TONES of
the hair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

N EDOUARD GUILLOT,
go l4s ROYAL STREET, fTf
w JUST RECEIVED per ship Gutenberg, lfrom OtO
$500 TASKS Hoegs Cod Liver Oil.
1900 JOughis .. =.
5000 bottles Briant's Syrup.
1000 Fon's
$500 Aubergier's Lactucarum Syrup
600 Lamouroux's =.
40 Labeonye's Digitatis :.
800 Johnson's Asparagus
1900 TASKS Iodine Horse Radsh =.
5000 DeLabarre's Teething :.
200 bottles Vichy.
$500 TASKS Roges Powder.
1000 DIR. Lavlles Pills.
1000 Cordial.
GOO :. Wallets Pills
1900 q. Blancard's Pills.
800 boxes Colla's Santona Lozenges.
1900 TASKS Sugar Plums
1900 . Pelletier's
1890 :. Raquin's Capsules
1000 boxes Vicy Isozenges.
5000 bottles LeRoy's Purgatye and vom. Purgatve
$50 dozen Balm Carmelite Water Coffin
1900 bottles Duponts Ant-Mucous Remedy.
800 Paul Cages o.. .
1000 boxes Beef Marrow Paste.
$50 kios. Tod. Potassium.
Glass and Chnawsre utensils Of every description Thernoe-
ersi Capsules Morars; Syrup Weghers; assortment
Horn aud Shell bancets and others
Medicine Boxes Plantation Medicine Boxes, etc.
SUPERFINE PERFUMER Y-The genuine article
PERkON,S CHOCOLATINES for New YEARS. lifts boxes
and half boxes, superior other imported here
Ng-soLE DEPOT, AT EDoUARD GUILLOT's DRUG
MEMBERS CHOCOLATE 200 kilos super6ne Vanilla
N B-Mr Edouard Gullot Is pledged to receive none but
genuine articles. EDOUARD GuILLOT,
dl2 lm6W las Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

I UMBER-LUMBER-LU
100000 feet Ia and X dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
$4,000 feet IA and ~ wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tougued and grooved.
2,09 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and groOved.
100000 feet Z wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
toBgued and grooved.
20000 feet ~ Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR.
ing, square edged.
100000 feet dressed WEATHERBoARDS.
l5o00 feet Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards, Weaiherboards Scantlng Joists etc
$4,000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Shingles
SasheS, Doors, Blinds. Mouldings,
For sale At the lowest market prices IN lots purchas
by SIMPSON DORR
seSo y New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

/ REANS-7s bbls Gallpolis Red for sale BY
- JOSEPH Lands a CO.,
| dS Sfehoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

fxlLeIAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
- On u nov IA use plantations
largest and smallest classes; which Il nus ke M
three crops, with combination Of the following advntar
laior entire steam train. 1-
REQUIRES but pressure Of 30 pounds steam to sEe
z Isreqnreano additional water for The boilers
= lts pipes never "scale'i or require cleaning
q Its heating surface Is equally Distributed
BODY Of Juice 50 that and hard grained ear i made
o. The steam being all condensed and returned ~ h f
eiSsc no additional boilers required whore the mil
BOILERS large and 0maus Baeasse Furnace 4
pail Of cylinder boilers ~ inches diameter and "A set l
with Snaus bag Furnace, furnish steam 10 ii ~
DAY. - 'a Az A-@a- sugar
~ lhe fneumae Battery Grannlaior pni IN operation
ea ices expense 70 the planter than steam bat
esy or application Of King sugar IN part On eai
BY steam - e'.' =" 49, VI eAt"o's
~ taf.her information ApAnphet with full specifications
49, N he Furnished application the subscriber
wy = 10y prepared @ make
raors OF uiarhess, 10 be used direct Of exhaust
SAMUEL II. GILMAN
u 10 t1Favier frlea =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

ITO SMOKERS OF CUT TOBACCO-THE UN
aersgned RESPECTFULLY informs city country dealers
and consumers generally that he has lately added his
factory Of SNlFFS, which obtained Universal
Exhibition At Paris IN 1855 the manufacture Of ali kinds Of
SMOKING TOBACCO, which he
pure and Of pleasant taste
General Depot his Store No. Is street. Manu.
factory At MeDonoghville. La
Of SIN A. DELPIT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

pRADFORD's PORTABLE STEAM EN-
ID GINES Planters use-Oders for the above Engines
manufactured BY J. N. Bradford 90 At Handsboro Miss
will be received BY X. 7; HARRISON,
,st the office Of Wright, Allen a Co.,
sRT Son l20 Graz 'rstTeet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22
- II. II. FOLsER d co.. NEW LIS.
esHys wee and Ichouptoulas Streets between Qravier
zu-u and Poydras Streets New Orleans offer large
81 and well assorted stock Of

swedes and English Bar Hoop, Sheet Boiler Iron
Agents for the celebrated Tennessee Ion
woods Lewis CO., a. the Cumberland Iron Works will
be continually supplied with full great supe
roIly other descriptions Of ro fully established
They also agents for Isaac Straub highly approved
Queen Of the South Ms and have an
Of the various sizes, TO which attention is invited. as
MOTICE--HAV ING MADE PERMANENT ARRANGE.
~ nenis with Messrs Dubois Msh, for future
Horses Mules Cattle Carriages Bugges etc. Of every
crpon At their Stables on Union between ST Charles
and uarondeet streets Our hrst sale will take place WE'D
NkSDAY, Dec. 30 1851, at II O'Clock.
Persons having Of the above for sale will
ness faithfully aud promptly attended BY leaving their orders
with the undersigned.
An fee Of One Dollar each invara ably accom-.
pauy stock vehicles
For further particulars. apply
- MONTGOMERY SMITH, Auot's,
Anans iraaA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22
- McDONNELL,s KEsTAURAN1

-1177l7T n NUnn0n
M This well known and long established Res
iaurant will be ready accommodate lis ems
toners and BY the 18th in wilt as heretofore he
aonndany supplied with everything the market affords
Ihs Bar now open and well furnished with the
best Wines and Liquors.
The proprietor hopes strict attention business to receive
generous share Of the public support NJ. LEON DUBOC
es IN the concern.
90 JOHN MCDONNELL.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

aad popular Family Medicines which they on supply
General Depot Special Agency, No. ISL and II 0bartsu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

A. ST. LOUIS HOTEI.-DURINa THE PAST
summer ih,s elegant Family Hotel has been thoroughly
III cleaned, additional impr0y added and Ia general
renovated Il will open for the reception o ts friends and
patrons on THURSDAY LIST October next Patrons viii MI
ways nd the Hotel Stage aAd baggage Wagon on Inc arrival
Of cars and steamboats,.
sci CHARLES L. GtrMRFT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN THE
Il House Opposite the Gaiey rheater thoroughly repaired
and retted the Barroom respectfully inform the public
their friends they will be OPEN THIS EVENING and
solicit OF patronage Having had long experience
this business and Il being their intention keep the
Liquor be found they expect to satisfy all who may
them with a call.
where will be found the best the market Affords
seg THoS- W. DICK co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-22

" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. : In
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the Ores
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for year ending =.
June ~, So4o-N2c 70
Amount Of untermnaed risks, July lss l56. 1853 %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

defeated sDd had 70 rereAA ths people would rise en-
mass and repei whatever forces might DO sou by tic
enemy"
4 en- credibjy informed thai overtures have been
made 10 81 vosurri b. the cenr sss, for terms Of
cpciation and compromise but he has emphsrosy told
that be Ia for the 'ccussituton pothipg" and
that useless for them 70 propose Ting that will
covct eth the constitution and the principles set forth
and Dalrtsipt by the liberal party.
Tho letter OF Minister NJ Forsyth 10 the Minister
OF the Interior 1t the city OF Mexico, receiver with
great applause by the citizens OF Monterey les. week.
All agree thai he did perfectly rGh and that the proper
" OF Anne, lean citizens ehOud rot DO utsrfered With.
Inc tamc pager furnishes tho following intelligence
our correspondent At Roma informs Us that news had
seaened there that the Indians had de-ceDded upon tho
heuAca silver mines 10 Mexico and took away all the
Pey mat could be Of any value TO the savages among
wnnn we're all the horses aud stock This YguaDa mtpe
pas oeen recently opened by American oomTany. II
~ oeheve, TIE nearest to tho Rio Graudo Of all the
silver min bereto'ore worked in Mex'co.
BY decree OF the Of Tamsulipas dated AT
sasAmoroe en- ire 2's inst tie following expor. duty
has Deer nd-dortes 81 per head mues So mares and
asses 80, oxen bulls aud beef cs,te 81 So COWS and
calves 81 20, eheep aud goats, with or without young
from 80 10 81 cents. This decree Il Calculated 10 greatly
diminish the EXPORT OF the above prooer, from the couo
ry and TO increase tho price Of these animals CORES
p0ndiDgly.
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Police IntelllQerce.

ARTIST oF AIfHGKp FuonyE Pnrtr --ssamue
Prince German pcdar from the provinooof New Bruins
wick, arrested yesterday IN this city charged with
being fugitive from Justice in The province where s
alleged he feonously sold quantity OF goods belonging
TO his employer Mr.. Daniel Mayor, and fed With the pro
ceeds To this city, rots for Ausras II Ia further Al
leeed that be brought the stolen property this tate
and then disposed Of H. rendering himself amcpablo 10
committed for examination.
BURGLARY IN Jr,syY CrY--TnE sroES PporEErY Rg.
coyryp-On the night Of the 80 inst the yelling OF Nc
Jonathan NJ Staples, in Jersey City, entered by Dor
glars and robbed 81 clothing and ewery 70 the value OF
$3.50 ON Saturday most 81 the property was found
store IN William street ard traced 10 the possession
OF janice Hampton, who sold ID at the store Hampton
arrested. and after examination ~ the lower
Police Court locked up In default Of 81 900 bail 70
answer charge Of stealing them.
srABmSc ARRAY Simon wullocheger, Swss tailor,
arrested yesterday, charged with stabbng Anthony
White In the leg with knife, innIc,inr severe wound
Burpey of the American Hotel. Fulton street. Who made
an sfdsvh In regard 10 H. wullochlefer was taken 70
the lover Police Court and committed for trial. He
claims that he used the Knife IN self defence White was
conveyed 70 the New Y fk Hospital.
CAPTURE Aupopp BURGLAR The grocery Of jacob
Bower No IL Mulberry street, broken into on Satr
day night and robbed OF two tubs OF butter with which
the thieves escaped. One Of the thieves youth named
VIM Meehsn, with others Ia and about the
tore at the time OF the burglary, and yesterday he was
arrested and confessed hs guilt besides stating where the
butter could he found He taken 70 the Lower Police
Govt aud committed Tor trial,
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D1ed.
BRovS.-0p Sunday July IS, n his residonce, AZ Sta-
plcton, s. l., Pmip Brown, aged ~ years.
The frenos end relatives respectfully invited N al
tend the funeral from his late rosdcncs at apesop, s.
will be taken 10 Green wood for interrnent
CoSSuI--Cn Saturday, July IT, sfter lingering NJ
NARY Francs CCSNtrI nece and sdocted daughter
CT Thomas and Cstharue Connell, aged Is years and
months.
The friends OF The family respectfully invited 10 a.
tnd the funeral Tuesday morning, al half past ton
O'Clock from Der sie residence No IS Madsoa avenue
Cow On sunday morning. Jolly Is, MAurs LuDLux
CowL OF VIM. h. ana Mary A. N Cosi, agsd years,
6 months and 10 days.
The restves and frepcs Of tho family are respectfully
Invited W sncra the funeral from the residence Of M.
parents Nneyseccnd street. between Third and Fourth
avenues on Tutsdsy afternoon, at Que O'Clock
CtRN-On sunday July Is, CAIIuENE CURRY, aged c.
yesrs.
Her friends are requested to attend the funeral from
No 3S7 West Twenty sixth street this (Nonday) after
noon, At hal past three O'Clock
GAIAozrR On Sunday, July is, ExrrISr CAGCHFH, In
fsnt daughter of William and Cathsrne Gallagher.
The furers will take place this Monday afternoon, al
West seveneeh street. she Is loet 10 earth above sho
Will bs found ancst the stars and the ihrope where
babes surround.
GRASr Suddenly, on Saturday,, July IL, NJ her resi-.
dence, No gas west twentieth street. Mrs MARY OaxIrr
GRAM wdow 81 ths late James eysnt, OF Psugh eepsie
and osoehtsr Of the late iohn W. oakley % THIS cay
he frierda ~ the family invited 70 snend We IN
neral on tuesday orDos a. ,en O'Clock at the church
% the holy Communon, Sixth avenue, corner Twen-
ptth street The rswains viii be taken 70 Posghkeepse
wyTNop On saturday July ", after shcr, Illness
AuSsp scn Of Joseph Grosvepor, Of wsllscks Theatre,
agtd l3 years and months
the beart wAfrxr, only child Of Chaa. G. and Hannah
Ctoe ssed 10 years and IA days
The friends and acausntsnces respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this Monday afternoon, at three
H1IsIE,D-o On sunday, July Is, LIpu H. only child Ot
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Isaac and rahmine u. HalsleAS, ssed uoulas .aa n
rSe frissds end relatives or the family. s,s. 49,
grandfather JcLE Cox, eouiy oyitsd 70 sses1
the fupersl this Icposy, afternoon. a. two o'clock s~
no. 2Sp west Thirty sxth street, near Eighth svuass
BARRuSor. saturday, July IT, or cholsr, h nh
FEANFs Ann. daughter OF john and France Hxrsssss
The relatives and friends the family are reepectNu
uvtet 10 attend thu funeral from the rssdscos ss
parents No 1856 schrmerhoru strsct brooklyn tnis men
uot,re
HrrnrRr-On Sunday, July is. a, two O'Clock A. NJ, 4
cropsy on the chett, RossaT HuIT VI the lTm Of Hui
bert 4 Petit.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend sAs
funeral. the residence Of mother No Ils aa>GG
street Brooklyn, without further notd ,atrn.
JosFs On Sunday evening, July H. at bis reside o.
peinvap, Tszwel county, l PnLAsDsR 7. JONES, fer-
IATHRoP.A Butternuts, Otsego cossty, N. r., q,
Necnosd.y' July "a. Aycusr. LAIgsr IA The 2iss yoar
granddaughter OF Rufus Clarke.
kAxsI1I On Saturday, July II, JAazs d. MsRssr. n
Tbs relatives and friends Of tho family arc res,eo.y
invited to attend tho fureral, Tuesday morning. q
eleven O'Clock from his late residence, Bsrrisou wsss
Plans on tho arrival OF Inc Harlem cars leaving rwoov
elk street at 8 80 O'Clock A. Y.
MoGaAIu On Sunday, July Is, MARY McssAm. wts 4
Tho friends tf the family and those or Getty L~4us
No II, O. r., are respectfully invited 10 asssA h
this Ciouday) afternoon At two O'Clock.
tEopsa-0n Saturday. July IT, MARY Arm GARaAss.
The beloved and only daughter Of William and yaaD
Rhodes.
Her remains will he taken 10 Cypress Hsis Ccmstssy
fer ntermen from the residence OF hcv psrcpts Ne ST.
Broadway, ihs (hoaday) afternoon, as two O'Clock
SMITH On Sunday July IS Eliza VIC Of IRA III Su>fn
aged 81 years months and days.
The FUNERAL WIN take place Tuesday morning. sine
O'CLOCK from the residence Of her son. No. 80 Sss1h
second street, Brooklyn, ID. The relasyes and frsnl
Of the family and those Of her law Captain Jssa
c. GriDg ann II. BALDWIN, are respectfully v,eoues1e6
10 attend, without further notce
rsrLes Suddenly, On Friday, July 10, JAmna r. TAG.
Tor, aged SO years
B,s friercs, and the members OF Masonic ColumS..u
Lodge respectfully invited 10 the funeral frus
his late rcsdepce No 81 Dominic street. oorper q HuA
this (Mcndsy) afternoon, at two o'clock proceed y
Green wood Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
WAINWRIGHT --On sunday, July 18, JoeEp AIN waa,u
aged 80 years and months.
Hin friends and acqunrtarces and those Of brothers,
Edwin and william, invited 10 attend tbs funeral III
Monday afternoon Il two O'Clock, from his iats red
deuce, No rs Heater street.
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w,,,,smsburg C,sy News.

SERIOUS Ac,1prSr.-Captain Thomas Of the bark VIC
tory net with a serious accident yesterday afternoon
while endesvorpg TO get on board Of the Grecnpont
cars at Peck sp he had a moment before been in
ver,atIon with Mr. barlow Of the Kings County Hotel,
when the car passing he cniesvored 70 reach IT, when he
srped and fell upon the track with 90 much force AZ 10
fracture Of his legs below the knee. He was taken
into the Kings County Hotel and fruu thence conveyed
70 his rscence in Greebpont By hr. Barlow and queer
Grtfnbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

Tue NswLy DISCOVERED Ell DossDo Our en-
terprising merchants have not been long in catching
hold of the tempting bait held out in consequence Of
the tide of emigration TO Frazer river. The bark
Oakhill is advertised to sail Immediately for the
new gold regions with a foil and assorted cargo.
This is, in all probability, but the commencement of
an entirely new and immense channel to the intro
ducton of our manufactured and staple articles.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, july 10, 1858.


WASHINGTON, July Is. 1853.
Special Messenger Sent 10 Merico- State of A6ars
IN that Countrs-Pyesence of D,stingaished
"Crsasfrs Death Of OsOAo-.Victims of the
Forced Loan, &C., &c.
Captain Henry Gan examiner in the Patent Office)
left today as bearer OF dispatches TO the United
States legation at the City of Mexico. Il il under
stood such instructions are sent Mr.. Forsyth as
would indicate that our government il about to
wake up upon The subject OF foreign relations in hat
quarter. However, blessed be they that expect
nothing"
The news from Mexico render IL not unlikely that
Zuloaga, having bagged his pile out of the forced
loan from foreigners, will have slopcd by this time.
he has enjoyed uncommon bad luck for some time,
and now 10 cap the climax, has sustained an irrepa.
rable loss in the death of Osoo who expired after
brief illness at San Luis Pot0si. OsOllO was his
best fighter; quite gentleman. too and no great
lover of the church at that-though her champion
for the nonce scale la Terra ieoe.
General Tsias and other distinguished "greasers"
are III town. He is such feeble, delicate person
that am quite surprised he should have made such
" good time at the Sacramento races; but then he
had Doniphan and thousand he-Mssourians after
him.
Young Mr.. Garcia of New York who was seized
and imprisoned by Gen. Echeagaray few months
ago. is also here. SO, too il Mr.. Solomon Nigel one
Of the American citizens who were badIhe for
contumacy in refusing to consent to that NEST vii
famous forced loan. They Quilted his extensive
ewelry establishment ut the capital and then kicked
him out of the country. Both these gentlemen iu-
tend to apply to this government for redress; but
"blessed are they that expect nothing"
Mr.. Mata, representative Of the Juarcz conatitu-
tional legitimate government of Mexico, still awaits
the tardy action of the circumlOcution concern
which stands between Riggs bank and the temple
of Cloacina. Poor Mr.. Mata; he really believes
they'll do something for him. Perhaps they may
when all the country post Offices shall have been at
tended to; but "blessed are they" &C., &c.