Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1859-01-06
AFFAIRs Ar THE NATIONAL
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The DiGeaItieS BetVFeen Sllin
md MeXicO-The Latest News
from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS se-
spectimR M miHGrSRk NeRAtl1s0f
~ AriZOna-
From them. Y. Heralass GorrespOndeancs,]
WAsHIsaTse.SDee. 2s, 1885,
Notwithstandisgtf the news from Eus
rope thatsSpainS was still prepaEingfo
send more-ships ofwar toMex1co, tits
not in the least likely that war will be
declared, or, ans. hostile ,interference
made directly in favor of or against Ell
Their of the parties now struggling for
the supremacy- y The wisdom and fore
siehtsot the Spauish officials in this pant
of the wbfldihase undoTbtedi yaPresen'
ted a step resolved Upon at Madrid which
might have involved the civilized world
in hJeFFi6le 6onfiicE2 0gaTM OILS
The Cabinet sat today till alate, hour
and it is understood, had under con-
sideration Mexican affairs It is said
important intelligence has just beel;fe-
ceived from Mexico. The news, pub
ished, to the effect that General Mira
mon had defeated Degollado at Guadla,
lajar, and had taken that place, though
coming in a telegrapKid despatch from
New Orleans to the Mexican Legation,
is not believed by those we'll iaRormed
Of Mexican ~affnirs, ,s1o,s-1' ne e.
sGrsat efforts are being made here 10
haWbug the government and Congress
aRds BY newspaper correspondents to de-
ludesthe people, about the fabulous mins
er&lswealth Of Arizona. While il must
be conceded there is no doubtthat good
silver aud copper miues exist, which re-
~quirsrther application OF .iarge capital
aad mining SILL, L am assured, on the
best authority, there is no %evidencc as
yet o. auriferous deposits or "~washinSs,''
as in C~&liferei2, TO reward individuals
Without Capital. &7a I csalstt e
Tue GOVERN nent has H0tr9et received
iafosrim 3t:oR of the rctarn Of he fffbus-
ter vessel Susan, nor ofthezlanding of
Gilibusters in Nicarag9a.
.IGE AGAS4
Tariff SpecuIations-Tllc PaciaC
~ sSHRailroad RiH.G -
fFrsnf the Correspondence of the Baltimore
Saaf.1s+ - 'naa''-ns- szHi
It will be difficult to carry a measure
IN Congress for a par;IciAl ~rcv3s:onsof
the tariff for the benefit ofthe iron or
wool or any other particular Interest
The cotton and the wooden man ufac-
tarers will insist upon the SAM meas
ure Of in ere Used protection thasi Civ
en- to ron,-aRl the advocates-of low du
ties will resist both. Neitherthe com
mittee of ways and means, IF the uoGsc
will report a bill for the increase 5ofthe
tariff, except under Instructions AFc.
to specific duties is so generally
deprecated by tie Democratic pafB fhat
the measure cannot succeed BlIiie the
Democrats have a majority .iasboth
houses. Tt appears probable that Con-
gress viii deyolxc upon. their ipniedi.
ate s&ecessor the rclutien OF the ques.
tion.
Meanwhile, proposals for the loan of
ten millions, as authorized, will be is
kued,and expenditures of every descrip-
tion will he reluce as far as pnssi9le.-
The House: if it was really in earnest
In passing the twenty million pension
hill, meditatcs an increase of tho ma
,tieHal debt to that amount But they
probably depend upon the Senate to ar
rest tire motion, and the Senate may
throw the same responsibility upon the
President, who, it is believed, will MOI
hesitats to meet it, zs-zsa4
The Pacific Railroad tiIi, with all
the various propositions On the subject
will, no doubt be Houehet osHs conclu.
sion next week. The naeaspre. brought
forward by SenateGwin; js.as perfect IS
any that has beenzo9sfedrand til
with some notifications, do not pass
, it is not.likely that any.sother will -dbc
adopted at this session.
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