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Later from Mexico.


BY the arrival Of the steamship ST. Louis at New
York from Aspinwall, we have advices from Colima,
on the Pacific to the 10th of July and from the City
OF Mexico to the 9Th of the same month.
note from ]. NJ. Freeman, Esq, Of Freeman q
Co.'s California Express written at Acapulco on the
goth of July, says
Its reported here that Don Juan Jose Baz has
been declared President Of Mexico.
The Las de Ia Libertad of Colima, on the 10th Of
the same month, has the following paragraph
The news Of a pronu,ciamicnto at the capital has
been confirmed There is now at the head of the
Government that renegade sans cuiOite Juan ]. Baz,
and the army Is under the command OF Generals Par
rQdi, Rlngel and IracOns. In due time we will give
our opinion Of this movement as well as of the de-
gree Of confidence that may be inspired by the three
personages above mentioned
The Mexican Extraordinary of the 9th ult, says
We have this morning received an official doCu.
ment which pteeludes our publishing to-day several
items OF news OF the country, which were prepared
for this issue.
We find in the same paper the announcement of
the death of eXPresident Don Valentine Gomez Fa-
rias, which took place at his residence in Mexico on
the ID Of July, at the advanced age Of II years.
Senior Gomez Faras had been Chief Magistrate of the
Mexican Republic four times, under constitutional
rule, and had served for terms amounting in the az,
gregate to one year one month and eleven days. He
was fayorite with the Mexican Democracy, and was
by them regarded IS the father and founder of the
party. He had been for long time feeble and un-
able to take an active part inthe politics Of his coun
try but nevertheless he retained the love Of his po
Iitca friends and the respect of most of his enemies
His death, although long expected, will be regretted
| by many of his countrymen.
Tampco paper publishes a letter purportng to
have been written by Gen. yidanrri to Col Zuazua
the hero of san Luis Potosi. 1t proposes the most
extravagant doctrines aad measures and is evidently
a forgery, intended to njure Vidaumis character
and create prejudice agninst him.
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gE'aN EsapeE! Eg.aM Rapes.! !

SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
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New NopToN.-A curious continuance, called the
'buoyaut lifepreseryng stateroom," is announced.
The invention consists in having the saterooms Of
steamboats, and ships 50 constructed and arranged,
that in case of the hull of the boat sinking, they
shall be capable of automatically detaching from the
same and floating horizontally on the surface of
the water thus serving lifepreseyers for the pas
sengers who may be on board. Each stateroom is to
be provided with water reservoirs provisions, recep-
taces ventioting and light passages. and every con-
yenience to preserve the health and lite Of its
pant.
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The laeeAs message to the President and the
President reply thereto appear in full under the
appropriate head, Only the first paragraph Of the
Queen message appeared in the papers of yesterday
morning It not being possible to transmit the re-
saa5adaH owing To the heavy storms that prevailed
along the respective lines. The town thought, how
ever thatthe published paragraph was all Her Ma
esfy degned to vouchsafe republican President
and many and uniavorable were the comments be.
sBoWsdup the curt and commonplace production.
Although everybody knew London was village of
considerable pretensions located upon dirty little
creek called the Thames, the entire waters Of which
would not raise our Mississippi sixteenth part Of an
incl It poured il uponit at once, still the opinion
was general ala decided that they ought to be able
% get up better thing over there.
III the evening however, q reyulsion took place
and whea tie Queens message was read in full it
was universally voted al appropriate, graceful and
altogether becoming affair -worthy the exalted and
igreproachable lady who presides with SO much dig
nIty oyer the destinies Of the imperial islands. We
were all pleased to learn that the Queen hadn't snub
bed Us, through our President, thought she had
fol although stout republicans in word aud deed tint
Queen Is popular this side the great waters, She ha
proved herself throughout protracted reigu to b
good, trne and noble woman.
Tie reply Of Tie President is in good taste wei
put and appropriate to the occasion. We do not see
how 4 could be improved. The suggestion in The
latter part Of II tlatal the nations of Christendom
sh0aId mite ia declaration that the Atlantic tele
gsaph should be forever neutral and that even in
time Of war communications should be held sacred
u alike striking and fcrcible It is quite likely the
suggestion will be adopted.
,o.A rTn
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A FALSE PBoPHEr-Mr. t. P. shafner, it viii be
remembered published card in the papers not long
since showing how the Atlantic telegraph couldnever
succeed, sha1ner might write another card now,
not on the cable for that is all right, but upon the
fallibility Of human Judgment and the liability of
even eminent scientific men to mistake occasionally
Dr. Larduer used to laugh at the idea of q steamer
ever crossing the Atlantic, but we learn on pretty
good authority that several vessels of that description
have managed to work therw way from shore to shore,
notwithstanding the Doctors laugh.
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JUsr THINK OF IT!-Forty-three years ago-and
there e feto remember the time we'll
there big fight the Ghalmette ptuta0, below
between Brother Jonathan and John Bull The
fight CAS- we suppose generally took place tie S
January. The whole country had been waiting for il ii the
most painful suspense for months and When the eht
of, took the of mouth ami lo1 iagsto
travel to Baltimore
The first rumor Of the battle was published in Miles, Register
Of Feb h positive appeared that paper
the 18Th that time, nobody called it slow but
isn't it ricuou to think Of nov, with The great wonders Of
ocootion ana the Telegraph AL around us and the stu
penaous fact Of the Atlantic cable flushing communications
through from London New Orleans nuctulymo time eta'
What would old ogy Of 1916 have said had any told
him mat 1855 message could be sent from New Orleans to
London hours according to the time Of tile two Places
though actually time nllit being o'clock P, NJ in
London here Or ha disuutch Forwarded in
London o'clock in the morning, could reach New Orleans
ut u O'Clock previous night Would he not have voted the
speaker Is fugitive from some mad house;
Yet this a1hiatiun and space is The present fact
Though there may be nothing wonderful in when
through scientific Pectacis, il is really very wonderful
with everyday notions Of time distance
This telegraph brings the subject Of Ion tude ANA the
this rotation ry oncs mind and affords and
rl-aan exercise. We know how it is aud yet it
- ring think Of written message being sent westward
nj such rate speed arrive its destination hours
before rather, gain six hours upon mother
earth inits chase Of the sun.
The Zig clock Hyde oodricl window, which gives the
time Of i tile principal capitals from Paris to san Fran
cisco will interesting aid the of the
ngls which the telegraph puts tiae and longitude
in 6si,ns not familiar with those matters.
horrible pun which sent through the wires about
the success of the Atlantic telegraph
epidemic Of pUug and COMMUNICATING lereabo Yes
terdRy we heard great number of conuulrumS puns
about biz telegraph, and though of them well
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Read Tnts /!
NV oRlr4as, August II, lei.

W. P. COLEMAN, Esq: = ts9''
Dear sThe twentyfour inch a which purchased fror
you M TT Packwoos plantation has been ettsched u
the 8usarm engine, aud put in operation last week 81
much pleased with in respect both in regard i
plicityi durability, and quany grinds. timed the nil
when opeuon several tines and found my surprse thai
The mill grinding bnshe per minute therefore sxpeo
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with eaae
10 Sugar Planters you'd especially recommend your Mills
believing them superior any mill manufactured
Yours respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD Engineer
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A VETERAN sonoLAR.-The Hon. john Mcclellan,
of Woodstock Conn, died at his residence on Sunday
the Sth inst, in the SD year of his age He was the
Oldest living graduate of Yale College Among his
surviving children is the wife Of Prof Benjamin Sill
I;,,o,, Sr
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N. B. COINS,
Who for the past years has been the head OF
the profession in this city, wonld respectfully inform his
friends and customers that he has opened New Establishment
No. II Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post0fice
Which he them win in every be worthy of hal
patronage From IDS long experience in this city, he aer5
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public and wllu his hest endeavos approba.
on Of all who favor him with their As he has made
arrangements with number of the very hest BARRIERS the
South west customers may assured that they will be
tended to with skill pronpe5s and Dispatch at all times and
N. B. COINS,
No IA Exchange Place,
m25 2ptg Opposite the Post.Oflee
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4 seYENry-FouR GuNsair RusEp.-The Aueri.
Gan Submarine Company at sebastopof have success
aally raised from the hafbor seveaty-four gun
steamer called tic Turk Her machinery is almost
perfect condition # is estimated that an outlay
ot i've per cent will restore her to almost her original
value ahe win probably be purchased by the Rus.
sian Government
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sa1HTRs 70 THE 0oRAN TELEaRAeu,-Ia honor
ofthe great event Of the times-the success Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Mayor stithhas ordered national
salates r be fired IL noon today from Lafayette and
Jackson squares. His proclamation is advertised III
another column.
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The REessages.

80 The Official proceedings Of the Board Of Al
dernnen will be found on the fourth page.
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NE are under obligations to Lpscomb's Elk
press for papers III advance Of the mail.
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MErAfRIa JOCKEY GIup SwEEPsrAKEs-T two
sReepstake races announced for the ID Of January
nest not vet being filed, are still open fer nomina-
Tons, aud will remain open to the LIST Of October
Tue particulars are duly advertised in another pant
8g our paper.
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The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
PE u b d RS
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DeRfYIERE's TaounLRs NOT ENpap.--It beinq
understood that the gallant zouaye,e bayjn9
Waggled out of his difficulty at Savannah, started
back to New York by the next steamer nom that
2 ~, The longshoremen are keeping a sharp
lookout tof him. As there Is New Jersey process
out against him, for contempt Of Court which stIl
lelds good, the amorous Frenohman may find himself
ina tight place again as soon as he lands
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qtfs REsEDuE OF THE eAntE,-A dispatch from Mr.
Field states that there are about eighty miles If tbe
cable left on board the Niagara, which win be ne.
shipped 70 England.
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DISTINCTIVE. a fire occurred in Memphis on the
llth, which destroyed drugstore and sa3de
mandatory. involving less in the aggregate Of
about @80gG9
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lea Il Perf,ists,

Lea $ E'errtlts'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
Pronounced by Connofsseurs
To be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND Applicable TO EEERE JARRETT or DISH
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
his brother ut Worcester under date of May, 1851
" Tell LEA PERKINS that their SAUCES highly es.
teemed in India and is in my opinion paiaabe as
well as the most wholesome sauce that is maden
Extensive FraudsE
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of New Exh
biton Of Foreign Sauces, obtained by LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE The wotld vide
fame Of which having led TO numerous FORGERIEg pur
chasers requested that names of LEA 4 PER
RIMS are upon the WRAPPER, LABEL STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing yepne spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents in parts the world 10
advise them of any urngemcus Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS, .
405 Broadway New York.
stock always in Also orders received for direct
shipment from England, aui6 2olv
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hB- Look out for limitations OF Lea x Per-
& Sons nnlt 2plaUwly
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Free EXHIBITION. They hang people in public in
girgiaiai and Judge Thompson, of Wheeling, has
ordered Burns, the murderer Of bis mistress, to be
hung % bill, where abont 100000 people could get
= good view
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Boo9s, sFaoes and BT0ga9ea.

At Wholesale.
Plantations applied with prime Ditehlng BOOTS, Russs
BRo9ANs, wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf, stray aud 0p
sssptf HATS, as ae lowest market press By
FROST II Co,
Nc 10 Magazine Btrest
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4 CHARLES O. BIER. VIZ d, sTFy3zzs.
G. q. BIER &. co.
No 95 CAMP STREET NEW on AVS
1f,,,,F,at.5s.F
AItl'lats Of
, RI r. n = sae2
- ooffSS' 1isA ASD sa1A1.ls,'S S2RkERs
their various branches.
Sheet I.eed Lead and IRON pines all ,.s.s st, ts#
Bath Tubs Wtsf.band F,asins md Seed S.
Baths Water CIosets Ieo3 and =fi5sf I t. =
lift and Force yarioas,,atter5s Rec, p JzI,TTs,4s9s
t4REGIAE and pFAR " sg3fISr ,JF,5 o5.ta,sa F
works or without article for
We have constantly on hand alaree and vel ssIctei
mentof '''s wa 9s'ss'ss 49,
s,.t =, a :, :, ! q -. y ~ X y etc
sizes; Yashstand sink BatIsrs ssn,naos
for hot or cold water Iaeer#Issr J fIis, 49, 60
Also Plated Cocks Oh ali sjnds. I2s H. - t,iiff
ltags and Hose Pines from, q M . i,cJss 1,s -
usually found in a similar astal ,sb,,s,t
We have the celebrated ~ n >-r..s t,
has nro.,a,, "a Ia AZ lz.. -, - ~ y W. 80"
Also. the celebrated (ba a ~. w. s@ -, e
sizes to cook for families Of from one to I've persons sisss
NAV VIII COOK torstE hundred
are also Agentstor the celebrated JRFPREEs DOUBLE
aG,iNd l'lft AND FohGhPgdP withs solid EndiR Rubosf
~ .o EslFeelFee Sizes Nos 3and q prices $40, F33
anu Fae water from 70 to 81 feet pepeniieniar, aa
oroe the same from 50 to ITO feet clear With on
Vt Invented: .-..,,,..
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FEnsfeEfeI,,s RiEtel,a.

G50 doom HoSrETTEKs BIrTERs-m store aud for sale
By
ag1s 2pssEIW o, 0. W0UDAAN.
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French Perfstmersg.

Justrece,ed, fresh assortment Of PERFUNERY from al
the best Paris manufactures.
LION & PINsARD,
les 2ptf % and 6 Royal street..
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New Orleans, March 49, 1858.
have used Coins KRperapeum for ells fever and
has cured oArely believe will when everything
else fails. A. ". SMITH
Irlna
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years will abotionize the border slave states Then
the task Of enslavng the cotton States will be com
paratveIy easy, and We will be made tributary pro,
vnoes of abolitiondom
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I INSURANCE AND COLLECTING AGENCY


New York Life Insurance Company,
NORRIS FRANKLIN Presided.
PI1EY FREEMAN, Actasy,
ActaaI Capital, slQ2956 25 and raaillg acsaHas
ius=-oa tie ltatasl Plan. DIVIDENDS 3}FEa CENT.
ANNuM Interest payable thereon IN cash
American Life Insurance ana Tsast Ea4
Pany'
Capital Stock.
CHATTER PERPETUAL.
ALEXANDER wHILLDE;s, PFsssse
JOHN d. SIMS, Secretary.
Riskstakeu on both WHITE and SLAVE IITEs, III sss
1aostfsyozableterms.
NIB. BEEFf1Ig;e * rs,
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Hedlea zzamns7ss
sge Agency, No. 81 oqfoulelet street New 0aaus.
j. S. l0PEs, Ages
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DATENT INDEsTRuorIBLH WATER PIPES.
u CHARLES Q. BIER. VIZ @. sTEpHzaA.
O. @. BIER &. co..
No. IS CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
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FIfty TIlongand TIoIse18.
OWE PRIZE 70 ETERF NFEs TICKETS

FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND E1eHTs-
FIVE PRIEST
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Setting or nt yWoOdl's.

GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE OF
s. N. DiOODY's SHIRTS
GENELEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North
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Great LosUsta1tu Remedy.

4. CAMPBELL, 90 Camp St.,
0wneFoF the PRfeat for the #FfDif4d State
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-21

n~ A correspondent of the Petersburg
Frpress says thatquite romantic affair came
off in or near Weldon, N. c., a day or two
back. 1t appears that young gentleman
and lady became very much enamored with
each other, and as is usual in such cases,
where love is reciprocal, proposition Of
marriage was made by the gentleman and
accepted by the lady. The license was Oh.
tanned and all the preliminaries arranged in
order that the two fond hearts might be uni
ted in the holy bonds. But "the course Of
true love never does run smooth" As the
time approached for the nuptials. the young
gentleman was taken with a throbbing or
peculiar sensation about the region Of the
heart, which produced a skittishness and
desire to vamose, consequently he took the
first train for Raleigh. The young lady,
who possessed true North Carolina grit, was
not to be outwitted in this way. With a
Eve shooter in one hand and the license in
the other, she took the first train in pursuit
of her absconded lover. At the beautiful
iowa of Warrenton she overhsuled him, and
imagine their "pheelinks" when they both
described each other. The lady still armed,
upbraided her lover for the ungallant part
which he had played in their mutural I'M.
derstandings, and the same time offering him
terms Of capitulation, which, under the cir.
cumstances, the young man thought it best
to accept, and the twain were soon made
one, and they went on their way rejoicing.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-10-21
closest confinement. But little hope is now
entertained that his reason will ever be fully
restored.-Richmond South.

"MURDER WILL OuT."-If we remem.
Der rightly, it was Lord Eldon who was pre-.
siding over the bench of London criminal
court, before whom the incident occurred.
A man was upon his trial for the murder Of
q man who was found dead upon Hampstead
Heath; and bullet in his body showed the
manner Of his death He had been last seen
in company with the prisoner but as there
was no other testimony bearing against him,
he stood with unabashed front before the
Judge, and smiled in ridicule at the attempt
of the Kings counsel to ccnvict him of the
homicide. Lord Eldon was holding in his
hand, and listlessly between his fingers, the
ball which had been extracted from the body.
Presently he beckoned to an officer to ap.
proach the bench, which he did; when his
lordship inquired in an under.tone, if the
murderer had been searched. "He has,
your lordship; but no money was found up
on his person; nor is it known that the de-
ceased had any money in bis possession, be-
yond about a sovereign in change. The
only thing we found was part Of street
ballad, from which large piece had been
torn"
"Let me see it" said the Judge. 1t was
handed to him by the officer. In the mean
time. in manipulating the bullet between his
fingers. hislordship detected piece of blood
dried paper; moisteuing, and gradually IN.
rolling it, it was found to be three-corner-
ed piece of a street ballad and on comps-
ring it with the torn ballad, which had been
laid before him, it was found to fit exactly,
and to complete the whole. This piece of
paper which had formed the waddiug Of the
gun, was at once put in evidence; the man
was convicted; and afterwards made full
confession of his crime. We have never
heard more extraordinary confirmation Of
the truth of the saying, that "Murder will
OUT" and it is an incident we'll confirmed.
Knickcr6ocker.