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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Pm.sruucrs Arrived

In TIE L. mail steamship Fs0a from HIr,s lRd Costs-
M,ssrs J. " Tsppsn f. s Hoyt 4 SsTtoni j. = aud v do
Saayar n Msisri John Ssrtoni Cspt H-~es w l. Town.
-eud Nontholon W. Wise, T. CaFredo Bruiu hsxvr u
dspstchc Matthew Morgan NJ. Morgan Nile Rogers Nine.
Hutton aud Nile. Annie Hutton II. Fse, Daber-
c,au ~ Huddy Mile " Tlmsn, IL Corteux de Can mont,
ady and Mr. aud Mr- Farley Mr.. Opdyse T. foIer,
Mile Francois Rayel and child Mile c. Duyan, Nine Clsi'
borne three children and servant, Mile Csbom-, VI Lb9I-
ger lady and SON Nile Limburser, " II. HcyGecAer, X j.
Seyensos VI CouIto Dr. j. Berserot and two chdrer Aug
Rerserot Nile Amonon.. Mile. NJ Sches. NJ. Rensrd Mrs.
Robbins " Robbins Nile. Robins and friend C. q. Taylor
aud sdy John H. North. g. E-g, Master ?. Pss;nri
Ulnsn wife child and servant ksrsdy Ciemen,G r
Garcia Gacis, Dr. Wcker.ham, lady three children
two servants Nile. Julis Ryan. Bo,rry schwszen
and lady Schseppi lady child and A. 0oot
heart and adv Edw Locul and lady NJ Stefanoni A. All
rent. Mile Spear H. La Msgche lady and two children
NJ Pereh, VI Roudnels. X. kredercs Alys Spar, Nmr
Morecam and daughter. Nine Psckhsm, Miles Ella, LlI>is
and Abby Pee ckhsn. Capt f. Garnsr CsreIe, lady aud
tive children, Emile Csrrers. A. King, NJ Mstneu, Gabriel
Rsye A. Rush and lady, IL Baron de Nausrncsn sdy aud
of French Legation a. Washington, John Wright
lsdy four children aud servants. George \. Rss'r
Sisters of the Sacred Heart Miss BRANDED Mile r. Camu
Aurol jean Iore, Ed~ p Dean, Mime Marie Seins
ruska G. W Bouon Il. stewart, Mile. L. Cooper, BENJAMIN
Chn-y children Chss Cooke David Milne, phsto
T. Claude H. g. Roone, Mile. Bog..st Mme Provost, Mne.
Bertrand Nile. " Lichsn,tein ME-. Wolf T. Hoare, ady
and child Paul Brilliant, Mansn, NJ rophof, b Wlkins,
4. Eswaulf A. Rosscn. l.. Duaocq, a. Gohbooh L. Jay,
Nine Blum and children 4. Ulmsn " Bernheim, VI selg
Boch Jean Pierre, sly and children, Mme Buher
l. Lehman j. Lechenein, NJ Bloch, NJ Lebmsu Total. 2io
passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
MdRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..........SEpr.
Cleared.

stean.hps- Chesapeakc Crowell Portland H. u. Cromwell
4 Go. Edinbnre Cummings. Glasgow, K Craig
Ship.-W Rahboue. Pratt, New Orleans W. r. Frost; D..
Webster, Spencer, Loudon, T. +. Morgan Wiley.
Bark W. Brookmsn Brooknsn New Orleans, Stanton
Thompson; p C. Alexander Colcord Philadelphia s. w III.
well Co. Tempo (Sicl. Mont-haw, Palermo Barclay
Livingston; Tidal Wave White, zanzibar Basset Bacon
Co: Atlantic Freldhu-s Bremen Stanton Rusrr; BraIo
Guzt,uo Msrseiles, LSwrcuce tiies Co. Mercy Ellen,
Lu.comb. Buenos Ayres Harbrck Go.
Bngs-n Trovstoe. Dixon. CAPE Town Shhen ronsdes |;
Hidalgu, Whilemor,, ~. Msrys Ga. Simpson Msyhsw.
Schooner-Noolk Packet, Bed.l Apalschicola, r. Post
W L. Montague, Trsvrrs, Baltimore j. w. Mckee Flying
Cloud Carmsn West Indies, Smith Jones L Go. Aehes,
Harvey Havana r. Gmsrtin; r. Beush, Branin, Pnilsde
pha Jas. Hand j. Anmack, Psace. Wilmington, McCready
Mot l. Co.. Clara, Crowe, Boston, 4. How.s.
Soops-Thomss Hull Hull, Providence master; Southport,
Hine, New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

FrRRY-BosT CoLLIsIoS.-Shortly after o'clock
hart evening n collision Of serious nature occurred
between one Of the South Tenth-Srcet fcTyboais and
Se Peck Slip ferry boat onco;a by which the latter
lad wheel-house and portion Of the ladies cabin
stove in The South Tcnih-strce boat was in advance,
and was steering the river 10 the slip on the
WiIlamsburgh side and the other was continuing up
On her course, when the two boats came together
with great force causing damage above stated, but
No person was injured. The Oneo,a disabled,
and floating up to the Grand-s,reet Slip the New
York side landed the passengers on the dock, and laid
mn. The collision was the result Of cupsble ncgl.-
ssne. between one or both of the engineers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
DiSasarr~. Sc.

FHtEs"t from letter received b. Me.. Malcr Kruger
n"reEs oi he .Hp C4o Capt Wooster. relative 10 the os Of
IL. bark HbyioSer dated
cukESsTo~,, Aur .-OE tbo O. Alf. fell IN with the bas
Ma ynow.T II SevNvrk Cart T. At iYI New Og-s lof
Nsiies f ~ gone rrf fre vss.l washing 20
pieces took cf the captain two e, one cook a.n
three l5 hy.. bet 7th eA in Win
IL, slp BTilg May. Of Sewlux. aED1a tsr is,
pool Cap; MAY icck the thf'e psSsIcer on boad III.
u took sa.is r-s:rT sid a from the oah, -
worth from $50 - t4-. w. have sean.n ct
thi- dro-n- me h's
b.iof- ssing; N" next nist d. Drmswies "' ''
sss isEsn with fycr and died n. l7h 4 Autls- r,
NV BEDFORD, Sep. s-The scir osr, 81 snd ,s yo.I
port, with e herring sBd istss, bolnd Tor III
wss Gna by wr-cssr abandoned ara seost into ms
of wsr, and s.t. s kc k,ns; hua va, bsiiy in 6s
She bad BE-. collision with brig Mar b 81 psD 80 "a
lss bound r. h- I. also badly dsI sF"t fn OF hoard
M, krer 20 Y.,wood v sj,.r e. Bosrd tnde'~""'e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

PIsfsrArlos.-A fine testimonial presented
Ast evening at the store Of Nessrs +. " llaughwout
& Co., The manufacturers, To the ladies of the firm of
West Caldwell & Co. During the crisis this firm
hcd, and effected acomposition with their creditors
SeT 50 cents the dollar for which they received
iGl release. Some months aiteward, however, find
hg themselves in condition to pay in full, they did
-, witt. interest. As tokep Of their appreciation Of
his piece OF honesty, in these da; as TO he
almost startling, tse creditors contributed 81 80,
which hessrs Hauehwori J. Co fssliQaed into ~: 40
beautiful services Of Elr for the wives of the prin-
80, partners, and set of knives forks and spoons
Ar the wife of the junior partner, Mr.. T. L. McCon-
psn. The sslvers bore the inscription
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

NErors.-At the meeting OF the Jersey City Com
mon Council last evening, AID. Ihurston, Acting
Mayor vetoed the licensing by the Council of nine
places for the sale OF liquor the ground that they
are not required: not inns or tsverns and not
provided with the accommodations required FOR tray
errs under the CITY Ordinance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

IT,. tn.ns>- o. The artisan Bank, Trenton N'"-
J.r-.y. has ceased Tor the pEe-ent L. 'reu'aiins
notes are well secured by depo-ii- WITH Ia" >'a'e
Treasurer.
In, Manufacturer Banh has commence bl-'"
AZ Elzabe,hport " J. p y. Sart-, Prrrla' '' jane
Wilson. Cashier.
On. dollar note. 81 the Iron Bank hor1-to"h' "
j.. formerly Rockawa, altered 10 80, are n 'r'"'"-
ton.
The following were the quoia'ion- in the London
market On the 18th gt:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
TUESDAY, Sept. 3-r. N.

ltEepsfi Scpl. ~ n.
The Stock market has been very tame to-day aud
the speculative movements less than usually interest
ing After the opening transactions, downward turn
was established and before the session of the Frs.
Board closed, decline OF from to 2 cent had
taken place in majority OF the prominent; shares.
There no especial activity, however, in anything,
and the prevailing sentiment for the day with bulls
and bears seemed be that of great indifference as
TO the course OF the market. The most decided de-
cline during the day was i'll Panama and Pacific Mail
Company shares, the former selling down 10 ll3 u,
the Second Board, and the latter t0 9-a fall OF &
cent in the hrst, and Il in the last from yester
days quotations. The decline in both these
stocks is partly owing TO the movements
toward rcopeuing of the Nicaragua Transit route
under the " he Stehbins Canal Grant; but has bzrn
accelerated doubtless by the realizing sales of parties
who were buyers Il, low figures. AZ the Second Board
prices were still lower without much demonstration
the part Of the bears but after the adjournment here
were symptoms Of greater firmness AT the lowest
figures given. Upon the whole however, the markst
Lad very unsatisfactory look, as compared with the
promising aspect q. business Saturday and Monday.
The Galona earnings for August, as per tho official
statement annexed scarcely come up to ancipaions.
1hc expressed in regard to dividend in October
by the Rock Island and which still used to
purpose by the bears, appear more reasonable under
this exhibit Of traffic the Gaena and the effect OF
favorable returns on other roads during the same
month is TO some extent neuralzed in the market.
The trade in Bonds was quite moderate for the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
MARRIED.,

lRVIN-BURGETT-On Thursday Sept, 2 at the residence
of the brides father in che Village Of OiyesbGrgh Rchland
County Ohio by the Rev DR. DcHendorf Of Haysvile Ohio
the Rev l. C. Irwin Of Lthopols Ohio 70 Mss Jenre T.
rldcs, daughter Of Joseph Bmgett, ESQ.
MACFARLAND-COLEY-O Monday Sept g. by the Rey
Tho-. T. Hastings, Joseph L. Mcfarland - Miss Sarah j.
Colsv, both Of this city.
MILLER-sTRrBE-On Monday, Sept. s, j. r. W. Milcr Of
Bradford County PENN Sarah " SIub, daughter Of
a. Strube, esq, Of this city.
WATTs-TIBBALs-In this city Monday Sept. g. al the
residence the brides father, hy the Rev r. = Wiley,
Chrss Church. Henry Watts, NJ D., 10 hss Hcnuetis
Tibbals. all Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Alhauv Cattle Market.

W.sr ALsaSy. MoEsay sept D. is'"'
The f1owins Of The nninb~t nt m ~"
cciysd here Central Railroad, oF hs week enoihe ~
Cattls............40l6 Fs; Hoss....s-'. 10
She-p..................3.5 Store h"Ss......'''
irov. Yards, Wet Albany there rre ys'drd -
quality good Jas; week few ot ~ N"Y P
oi h- arst s,ing readily ~ 80 20 - ~ q 10 ~ hNc
weight in oneq1suce II the srge arrivals tsther win over
h,f over The other grades n brisk sr1aHl ~
5ic i good Illinois ll5 strcrs Offering ~ i an" 10
taker- the Eastern fok- not buying iars-, usual
SHrrP ar. arriving freely and the nas, i cyctocket the
Offering. of 27As oG which hsv. h.n %
York No doub, their pleasure lriP 70 The h-
p, improved their quality bat b. here do not So -
spprecste sales fol - IS g head, 81 g lo nv"
~sighr q,
F,r Hoe ar acuand 2oco offered and mos; al soid
a So 20 So. No salc for Store Ho.s.
Estimate Of cat;le: ..
Held sS
...............fjo jo5
R,iaed Albany ....... 76S Form " .lss-ss 5"
ID.
Icfa
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Rerciuts Of Produce

Rv Eri- RalroGi-l0N hbls. Whisksy, ioo do. Whcs'
jo do Flour $50 bush Whea. lS9 psss Provisions So d
Ch.e. 1000 DO Butter o DO. Ashes - do Lard, IL do. Ia
hacco sides Leather ~ rol- do 100 bales Baac Robe
- do Hops. 20 DO. Wool 50 do Hemp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
DANIEL CARPENTER.
Acting General Supe1ntsndcn

PREfFRRED KEEPING OUT or DASGER-Polceman
Swane Lindsey, of the Twentieth Precinct, was yes
terlay suspended from duty and pay for dsobedence
Of orders in refusing to 20 down TO the Quarantine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

TsY SrprniSr,SDrvr oY PoLicE AND rHE NV
U.vxs RAILROAD CoxpAsY.-A copy OF the resolu-
,;ou a.lopied by the Police Commissioners, directing
Me- General Superintendent to enforce the ordinance
>yohihitips the use Of steam below Foriy-second
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
by TeIegr0ph,

SAVANNAH sep. 7-Arr. L. = If. .tssnship Flodaa, "
IoTb
BOSTON. Sept. 7ln. ship Chsrmcl, Lucas, Liverpool;
bark La Rain. M-r.ez, Nslseiiss
Beow-Bsrk jane Bryant, tom Shields; schr w. B.
n from New Drrals
Ntw-ORLEAS>. seIt3-Au. sip Wellington N-vYoIk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

The Rev. Joseph p. Thompson OF the tabernacle
CHURCH made happy presentation speech, which was
briefly responded 10 by the gentlemen Of the hrm.
Nearly ahundred gentlemen were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

N.t Earnings. sGo4sf 90 4n4l2 81 4290I7 "a SH57 O5
The Boston papers state on the authority of tele
graphic dispatch that the Vermont Court has decided
the law passed by the Legislature last Summer in
reference 10 the election OF Trustees by bondholders III
possession under mortgage 10 be unconstitutional.
TIE design of the Law TO give bondhoders in
possession the privilege of selecting their own Trns-
tees annually in the manner az stockholders in
Corporation now choose their Directors. The de-
ceion of the Court may be in strict accordance with
legal ideas of constitutionalty. but il seems an ab
suri,y deprive the real Of property Of ts
management. Under the present ruling of the Court,
understand it, Trustees, however incompetent
railway managers, may remain in the possession of fat
salaries the prejudice Of the interests of the bond
nUidets during tv their natural lives unless
foreclosure and sae under the mort gage takes place.
We annex a comparative statement of the exports
exclusive of spcce from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week and since January Ist:
Tote. f., ls5S; sss,, 1s: is37; 4is1s;,, tsss;
Previously rcportrd......536 66sI24 4s'S7Ol5 4l5739
snc. January ist........54,l4eza SGtIoe5 427j,a1o
Interference tothe negotiation oiiree millions dollar
by the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company
in Europe reported by the Fultons dispatches and
to which we alluded yesterday. We learn upon good
authority that the statement first given is sub,tan
tioy correct although, as surmi-ed, purchase OF
amount Of eco coo taken in Paris by prominent
Spanish banking house, and about 500 900 was sub
scrbed in London by various parties. The Iron pur
chase was for 81 600 tuns which makes up the sum
total to upwards of s3 coo 600 reported. The parties
who have been engaged in the negotiation arrived by
the Fulton, and bring portion of the money sub
scrbed with them, in the shape of Sterling Exchange.
Tie Atlantic and Great Western Railway which is an
enterprise but little known in Wall street, inersect-
the Erie Railroad nj Olean, and at Dayton, Ohio,
makes a connection with the Ohio and Mississippi,
thus forming broad gauge line of road by way of the
Erie to ST. Louis. The distance from Olean TO Dayton
is $50 miles, and of this about 200 miles already
graded. The expectations Of the managers that
the lire will be completed within eighteen months.
TIE shipments of iron will be commenced this month,
and the work viii be pushed rapidly possible.
The cost OF the road estimated at about $50 600 per
mile.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations FOR the week corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Messrs.
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

State S,orhs we've inactive aud it;le Irregular Ns-
.ouris were well sustained. California new Bondsl
declined T. cent. Railway Bonds arr generally
frmrr Michigan Southern 2d Mortgage went up 20
JsI. Lake Erie and Wabash II Mcteaee advanced
!: La Crosse Land Grants Z: and Fond fu Inc J.
Illinois Central declined !. The Commission Brokers
nnd little iucrea- Of busine~~ and there = u"
indication YET Of more active participation
on the part OF the public in the specuiatlNe
movements of the dry. The closing prlees were
for New-York Central, 20. G79s Elie. i lSt' Ga
lena M e}I Rock Island -. a72i; Hidson River,
2sl as!; Reading, 49i a ~; Michigan southern
"a. Pa Preferred, i6i ai6. Toledo, 3il Jai Pa
cifc Mail, 30 d9Ol; Milwaukee and M'sssiPp, 1T;
Panama. Il2lall3; Illinois Central, 'jd'ji; Mis-
SCUM Is, sis dsi3, &c.
The foreign bill market confines dull without mucn
change in quotations. The range for sterling bankers
bills ia lC9i Commercial BILL, 1924 lT9i
Francs 513i id5lI! The sale for the Boston steamer
were unimporant.
Tie business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sIOs.l72 G5-s64 eco from Custom; Payments,
sl79,59l o.; Balance. $l2G6s,76 100 90.
Frcgh,s arr rather more active rates arr nominal
To Liverpool $40 bbis Flour at d.. $40 boz.s Ches-'
steamer at 3js geo bbls Rosin at ls2d. To London
50 uns OIL Cake AZ l. Cd. in bags 100 boxes Cheese
Mt 3G.. To Antwerp 5000 bags Coffee at ic 800 bbs
Ro=in az 2s 90. a 3d.; 80 tun- Logwool at ~. 6l.
To Hamburg, 400 bbs. ROsin at D.. Measurement
Goods q, 3os. To Rotterdam 30 tuns Quercitron
Bark at &r.; 800 bbls. Rosin at 2s 9i. brig of 2D
tons, from Georgetown, :. C., TO Kingston Jamaica,
with Lumber, Mt sl2 80, and back to New York from
Aitakapas, with Sugar and Moasses, at 81 20 = hfd
vessel 1900 tuns from Philadelphia to Jamaica and
back, for 81 800 vessel from Wilmington to jam
aica at $l2 for Lumber ont and Merchandise home at
81 e tun.
s. Draper daily auction sale Of bonds and stocks
will take place tomorrow Wednesday, at l2l o'clock,
at the Merchants Exchange.
The Clearing House exchanges to-day were tl5, ,6o9
s5s 81 and the balances ss73,979 93. There is no
variation to notice in of dscoun, in the open
money market. The demand continues slack and the
supply abundant, at rates recently quoted
The official statement of the earnings of the Gaena
and Chicago Union Railroad Company FOR the month
l,fx A., C,I1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
Murkcts-c.ttrrLLy RtrosrrO g9s Try Y rHsgyE.

ASnES-rlc marse l. without important change the e-.
ruauG j. fair ~ for h0-i srd.
COTTON-Thr ina'ket j. firm, aud % mod'r.iT extent
sctv. .s. IL l7rO ba- We quote ioows The export
.incr Isl in has haes Liverpool 55 hayr'
l,l57. sEwYoRK CLAssIFlc.rios
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
corro- sr4rtnr,r. Aus. 81. isis.
Rr-..ir,s fl- h yeaF ~, closcd

No cotton hi. y.sr hs- Montgomery
S. ORLEANS. The average weight o 'hc bi" j. SO - Tho
Co., oil bale average 81 aud pscr q n !, lie
ysDs he crop Of South Alabama, AZ i- estimate
sos
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08
SyfoNp mann
AUCTION Sllbs,

2W Detroit Mi !s. 62. 81 shares Peoples Bank loo
XNV st p du Lss 20 % shares Metropolitan Blk lO7.
80" Del H. West RS 1S 40 shares Guodhne r. l. Co 9.
S,VtN NHIrro~n City y 10 shares Security +. Coi0t
-N~' Hands 80 10 sh's Humboldt y. l. Co a.
65s Rep. l. Co. poly scrip ~ a. " 'H' - l. ~''4''
10 shares Citizens Bank.,lOO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

IMMATURE ALAANAC......rHIs pAY
SvN-Rises S-ts........6.2l MooN-sets... oW
wArER....THis DAY.
Sandy Hoo. 1882 Cows lsasd. s:22 He'll Gate. 10 e
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

Presented
To
MRS. WILLIAM c. WEST
Mr.. Charles q. CALDWELL
by the late Creditors Of the
Efm Of
~fsp. CALpWsLL L Co,
In a. know Of and prompt fidelity moral
alton manifested BY them sabseqarnt ~ the Con-
nsJcisl Crsis Of 1887.
New York. SEPT. 7h, lSS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

o. the port compare "i'n
- Ear lgl c bales fxPoRrSncrass 70 Orvst bIltaI,
e a. decrease France Be d-crra-- u other iOelsn
r-,-,, u Total increase IL rIport-. 31s"' osfr
Tke following are particulars II operations III the phcpa
southern III srs.ts since our ia-t circular; -
Ntu OsLE.ssTh- annual Priee CnrFssf + rrc'i''o '''
morning. Ne make III. follow iIE .Ntr4et- n,
tr,a! rerspts this port since 1T s.p''io' iroT 90
sosr.-. bs-. THE amount Includes 10 - e--
rrr.ivcd Mobile Florida ana Trs- sd M "A
Deducted Prop-r shown 20 II S.< -
hrx an inrr.a.s compared With h.t year oi s os-
Th- Total export. since Sept 1857 ~ haes OF "ai
o67l tale. sATr.d Great Britain a5. 70 franc
q. 7s 10 the north and Of Europe and tf"5 - ie
State ror.s The receipts at al tie Atlantic ana Gun
,r,, rr he dates rrcrc, sho~n o. OFT genera
cotton table Ar- 6it BARS but he actual crop men made
H., 70 n. 1T pr Tie Ne York shipping dad Ton al
I.f with the i.r-nc. stocks Augusta and Hamburg
csr-- overland Sc viii Be fer from oo hs.s al in
of BALI compared with The crop oi at S-sr
The reported during the smounf - Gli bales
AGAINST receipt. issels ca the drnsenry being caused
b. .hipul-ui. on factors and psnt-rs' account.
Tls erk-t prospects Tor .hr coming crops aql-aI ~ ~
orally favorable --,triaiy le.fng staple cotton, the de-
ad fer which be expected 20 increase N proportion 70
' nprov--i;. soins srd IN the manufacturing IL
t-r-.i- AZ bone and abroad"
MoEnI--Recer:s for the week ending AZ. n 5S bales.
No foreign export
trod.rs, TIE total SAILS $50 bss aud hs
rios.s firmly and tsysrty q; The e1o,sors annexed
FI.ish. " Liverpool ID
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

Totsl.......... 12,46j 0j ill5.Ti - S5LleJ %
Corrected earnings for JCy. t57-S3 81
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and Qun-
cey Railroad for -four months, to sept were az fol-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-08

Total . 4ssOo7 SO sIl0.5lI 81 %9s62o II %lo45S7 rs
On, rstns EXP 81 5S 66063 III 696T2 II GnO00 r|
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-05

- ~. ,..;,iuaatss from 8usnalu8to, Queretaro aud
Eaestecs were Of Ceaye at the latest accounts aud
sn,s~emept betwees them was expected within
.h GENERAL Parodi was about 10 enter Alende
;,h bis forces. The Bolstia Oyi.apeH0 Gays. the
Estates Of Vera Cruz, Puetls and O6sca were ear
..ne.ly engaged in organizing forces ID do funeral
lonors 70 the Znloaga Government"
The Courier Fraacas--formerly tie Trait Un'os,
and such suppressed by the Zuioaga Government
had again been suspended and allowed to resume
publication only on condition Of altogether abstsiniDg
from local politics.
The troubles in Sonora between Pesqueira and
GaBdhTa continued.
The legitimate Cabinet is reported TO be composed
as follows: Minister Of Foreign Relations ST. D. Leon
Guzman; Government ST. ID. SAINTS Degollado; JUS
tiee, Sr. ID. Manuel Rniz FomentO, Sr. ID. Melchor
Ocampo; Finance, ST. ID. 6. Prietoi War, vacant.
TIE Ner- -OrlcoAs True Deita thus sums up the news
by this arrival:
"The new government is slowly falling into ss'me
sort Of organization, and is busy promulgatog edicts
appointing new officials, and regulating revenue
arrangements. The clergy are making desperate
efforts to recover their importance, 10 regain posses
sion Of their c0Dfscated estates, aud 70 efec', II
p1ssible, close union Of Church and state.
The new Administration Is increasing 1t. mlutsry
force and garrisoning all p.rts of the country to
insure its allegiance by bonds OF force. In several
States much turbulence and di-eord siill exist
the dscontented not appearing to De the advocates
of the late Government but Of still another which
they desire to take the place Of the present. Large
bands Of robbers marauding in different sections
Of the country, and in many instances, had overun
and plupdered whole villages. In the village of Gu
antls however the most formidable band met check.
1t was commanded by Angel Morales, and, making the
assault, was repused with great loss by the armed in
habtants, Morales sain, and his body hung up in
market place. The band, which composed Of 80
convicts who were enlarged during the revolution,
were preparing for a second attack under the leader
ship OF Quirino who assumed comm and on the death
OF Morales.
"a formidable movement was on foo. in the States
Of Leon, Jasco, and Guam uato the object of which
was the confederation of the three TO resist the
new Government. This movement was cRusing con-
siderable uneasness at the capital among those in
favor of the regime, which Is seeking popularity
by hberstng large numbers Of political prisoners
which itself confined.
"In Chhuahus the Indians were committing dread
ful outrsges upon the delenceless inhabitants, mur
dering and puDderng.'