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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

1e5g- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, SchuckeTs' and Omstcd's news depots
At news dcpots at Wedlcll aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's IFS Ontario Street
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23


THE OLD Forks CoNcERT.-Chapin's Hall was
filed last Dight at an early hour by the ellie Of our
city to see and hear the Old Folks from way
down East" The Hall was crowded. but as all
could see the stage, they were satisfied
The Old FolksWith their ancient costumes, were
welcomed with hearty applause AZ they filed the
stage and ranged themselves in the "class" for re-
hearsal. The tunes sung we're mostly old church
tunes such as rang through the great square meet
| ing houses Of hundred years ago, when worship
pers believed in the Injunction
"Hgh your thoughts youf yooer raise"
/ The "Odo on Science" was repeated ia answer
/ to the hearty and continued applause and while
all the pieces were good "Miriam's Song" the
Solos ON the bugle and clarionet by the brothers
| Hall, aud the "Dyiug Christian" were especially
80. Nothing could be more exquisite than the In
strumental quartette, between the brothers Hall
aud two members VI their band, with iis echo imi.
tation.
Miss Jennie Twitohell sung a song OF Homo in q
very fine manner. She has powerful as well a.
sweet voice. She was loudly eaeOred, and respond
ed with humorous song. She viii DO favoritC
with the Cleveland people.
Don't fail to go to the Old Folks tonight. Sc
cure seats early.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and SnuI TO to b g. Diez II Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

THE Iron CITy.-This boat will be expected in
TO morrow morning.
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I1, For City News, sec urst page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

Gsy- Sec advertisement of Dr. sanford's Liver
nyigorator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

rnInAY lonNIN0- srpr. aa, Is5n.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

s. s. Barrie-Coal Oil
Pelton s. Brted-For Dungirk
Pelton Brood--For Chicago.
Pol1n Il Bpcd--For OsdepAbuBh
Coal Tor sale-Aleh Jones'
To Printers, p. c. Coutlyuu.
Coyojale EurssH.s- Edward Taylor.
Insurauoe-lI. =, Brayion
Confectionery John Schrink.
shswls-E J. Baldwin Co.
Imnorl' nj shppers-Bus. notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

PoLIoE UoURT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
John Sha:teo for disturbance was liLed So and
costs.
Mike Doye. for similar offence, fined 81 and
costs
James PELLET and Alexander Mcclure same of,
fence, fined SO aud costs
John Ray, same offence, $50 and costs.
VIM. Ryan, for destroying property, fined SIS
and costs
The incipient robbers whose arrest we noticed a
day or two SINCE were sent 10 the Reform Farm
-sS
NORTH ONO NJ. =. CoNFERENCE.-This body
adjourned on Wednesday evening at 10 O'Clock,
having held an evening session. The charges
against Rev. Mr., Wright were sustained and he
was expelled from the church and Conference
lie appealed from this decision TO the General
Conference which meets at Buffalo. The charges
against Rev. Mr. Kapphann we understand were
also sustained and he was expelled from the Con
ference lu the case of Mr. Clark Johnson who was
reported TO be insane, the Conference decided to
continue him on tIial for another year aud accord
| ingly gave him a charge
The appointments for tho year ensuing were
made, but so far We have been unable to get q
copy for publication.
/ Tue next Conference meets at Norwalk Huron
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

EDITOR LEADER-Dear Sir: You say ln Tuesday
mornings issue that "Chapn's is a beautiful Hall,
but the Melodcon or Academy Of Music would be
better suited 10 the crowjsn attendance"
As [ have heard that some interested parties
have taken considerable pains TO circulate false
reports relative to the capacities of Chapiu's Hall
would here state that by actual measurement or
numbering of the seats, the Meodeon holds just
one hundred persons the most, and no more II
balance this feature, Chapin's Hall is accessible
by one short figh OF stairs with railing on both
sides. II has both foot lights and head lights all
Of the seats are upholstered, and the stage is so
arranged that the whole of it can be seeu from all
parts Of the house.
Being the lessee OF Chspin's Hall, desire that
the fact may be known, and only ask Justice for the
Hal JOSIAH STACY.
rrEvFrAND Cpnt god
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IIolLowAY's PILLs yellow Fever,


HOLLOWAY I1LLs " CHOW rCVcf' lhe
scourge of the southern portion or The States, is cured
prevented by tho timely Of this great aiebio RENE
dy It ioots the hidden Of this dire disease BY
action The disea ed liver, aud rcargzes the vital
energies amer removing the confession itself
7''' "' ,no ~ i'V a., co., ., =, - ~
'"'N' '"" "' ''' D''s7'''' " - w. ,,ts.,ss
~
10 CHtLLs and FEVER Chllls and Fever -
ne of r gre Attest rcmrds that has ever been laid
fire the pub c for Etver and Asuo aud which has
ceved the ghcs. cucomuus fr The press ard the pco
pls is Dr. uOSIETTER's CELEBRATED BTrTERS
W no would endure tho tuurcs arising from this tOrrble
ii., ,,b, IL r.r no sl s,srv cured Who yy,ull rr-
ul'aaae' "heH II V'n "' 81 'uSl' '''i'e "'' "' ''
due slorpcss nights, burning evgrs aud icy chls aleT
atly whom r,nply can bs ulaifed for mere tr dy
- ~. 80. - g., ,t..
AHu VOL huW many l'uhl's H"b' "' r'l"i0
auder this doady blight end do nothing bus gulp down
..,, -. - - 90. .,,.,, ,. ,t,o;r 4, ir,. o..
quhne until il becomes us common Us tneu USly Mc"
aud vet they not relieved. None but the oush and
,oplI hesitate 20 rr1re these vpluahlo Bittors and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
Tho Great vital RsgenernUOr,
TREESRGMA AR!
Bot sale by GAYLORD \ HAMMOND,
and WILLIAM FISEE.
dOr6 dRw " atn AGENTS Cleveland.
that Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE INFALLIBLY

That Professor woods Hair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
threo luirs swosk any maginauuuse Perfectly, re-
the Lair. mGto more sof aud hasuunl than any ol,
aud tia SCALP f0u from all diseases to no greatest
ggu stat anun judges Attorneys, ptetus, Clefgymen,
Pioical ahd Gsntivneu anu Inda Yf all classes,
much ia us iayuT Esad thu ioIIGwinS anl lgdge;
HuHoRY HHovH. 81 Charles Co., hov h9v ID, 1871.
pROF. o. wouD-near slr' some ilme lait summer
nduood To 1oas Of your iei hus,galye aud
wonderful, Wo iasl nnr dulg T. You and
Our tts sons head for SONS time had hs sTfecty
covered with aud sgms called soad s,at me
hair almost Hnihoy cnus on u quepea, when lnnhd
SS I'd sawS hito oos o6 sss bot oar safp-its
aud that ol al oar irnas yofy fey APP removed
soou saIad NJ, aud W. view Ihal oul hoy has
eSia We Sss thareia sssd % GoIsiy oslasad
Re1oI,ins Ss gstlooS ,snySI yl sfs " '0
'''' '"" "'''' aEo. $50 ". IlGdi9loTnAAI,
PRuF woop-Dear Siri NJ hat had, ior several yoalsl
Sss s1SSS s TiaI Sd dsd s
sary IN drusgiug H.. Whom COMA iced usha youL taH
and having cdh ued III within the lArso last weeks
Il %s turned % s anr s5loL saL n aes1a ", &
appoa OF s9l ani e'9I saw ses ass'
Whothcr 10 be la,f Restorative or hr 30 simple
purpose Of dressing o. beg % nv ab o s
pOriu'WinE all that Is olnimpa Tor l.s r svNoNns.
Cincinnati o, Eeb 70 isfi -. ils f9ira 4& d 4 q,
PRoF. woon.Doar sr; hy iha nayire 9i m i.hu U ~
induced to tTy . ibaS ths feo tgs 1si May. 3ed
nonrly every nuir head came uut. Now hy hf has
come In great dual thckeg un ever was, N0hing nu
duty and symputhy that Il a tp rnmnunirpio tn 0theis
Win ace aiaiuted have bre would induce lue to gvs
this puhlir rg unen OF ha bohthtA nave ieNoea
AVN ~ NnaTATuspectfuY.
A, n. JACOBS.
M Ia mi ~ u bottles nf three si1ng viz
TstVe mndinul sud amhli tho sNAll h0da plhtt ana
reaiIs ~ oua dol par hotui tbs neduh hus ~ eaee
twenty er Ce Ht tunio pruputiou thun he small tut W
Er iva dollars per h1e he large solids qnatt ~ e'
cent uiro IA prOpurou Hnd folhiS i'' 'hiee N''' Pe
| % ! WOOD 60 Prophoiors, No ~ RIosdwAY,
1 Vofk and Ma. IIA MARX stIuot 81 lous, MO-.
| And sold by al Dfugssls hnd AHucY So""A Nealo''
| a,la
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

[y7 The State Fair Reporter for the Columbus
Journal writes from Zluesville as follows:
will close this letter with an account Of "dfs.
perate atttmpt at burglarG-a man shot dead ~
About II o'clock last night, after the family aud
friends Of a man distinguished in the educational
worll had retired TO rest, noise was heard at Il
lower window; the oducaiioualist arose, grasped
his deadly pistol, aud, followed by the alrightcd
guests, women aud children, proceeded to the
lower apartments, and discovered the form Of u
man The pistol was ruised-a sharp repOrt-and
the BURGLAR was shot through the breast under
stand that Mike Gallagher, who il IN the city, re
cognizCs the body as a celebrated New York hotel
thief Rcmorse has seized upon the yotary OF
learning who drew the trigger, and lac would now
give worlds had he not done the deed.
The attempted "scll' in the above will appear in
a day or two.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23

L,J' No HoWE Complete WITHOUT lT.-DR.
JAS. McCuNrooKs CoLD AND CoU0H MIXTURE cures
ough cold with the uni oertaoiy that waiei
quorches fire. aud is Tho prescription Of scientific ply
sciau and master Of medicine. Pfice only % coats,
Soldby wI FlSKE, Druggist
rtrvetsrd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
LAKE snoRE RAILRoAn.

Tickets on sale at the Union Office, d. Horton,
Agent, and at the Lake Shore Depot Oaioo, By
ron G. Harris, Agent RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-23
NJ. j. DICKERsON,
Late of the firm uf Ambler Dickcrson)
DENTIST.

vi. o. DANAAAAAN~CA'
Late of the firm of Amber nickcrs0n,)
DENTIST.
once 25a, Superior street, ReHisirs siors.
Dr. u Is new suit Of ready, and he would
be pleased 10 SEQ all Of bis old patrons aud Others who
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anss an1 orown tol exposed nerves capped aud sav
cd; also teeth aserol gold silver corate rvulean
base or platinum plate, with continuous gm which '
An foucb used cas mv23
TT'1 If any people in the world ever needed
Az apostle to cast their devils out 1t is ours who I've W
tbs water logged country. Tho miasnatio poison OF o1i
Bwaruns and Marshes becomes vefitahle devil in the
bood to rcyei in he Aguos and Fsvss which shake and
corch all. Ayers "AauE CURE " Is sad to be the
postlo need aud of urnrigbors who haystreo
confirm the ra1lyi -TlurlL Piano. w
BRYAN's TASTELESS VERNE UGE.
From state of AIaipo to pann Rouge
All know BRYAN's NgHmfUGr;
TrstelCSg, hahn css death Co worms
or all sizes, kinds aud terms,
Mothers feel, indeed secure
With this painless, peerless cnre.
Price 25 cents Sold by WM. FIsRE,
uep2,Rs Cleveland.
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Pans, JansarJ,I5s7

For sale, wholesale aud Retail, By WILLIAM FiSKE
re. a. Superior street. Cleveland who will supply the
Amis Dc Femme" al the PfopneloT's prices,
aul0dkWlye
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III
SODA!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
saaessa"aiis writes respsosn. american s,ocka;---

tba Get for AmercAn securities has been during
est week veF, firm. There has been Q good de-
nand for u".sd States, Massachusetts, Maryland AMI
Penps, anita bonds soms moderate purchases OF New
of this company's bonds Pennsylvania frat and second
mortgage are In request at present quotations Illinois
shares remain quite firm closing buyers AZ ~ discount
the news Of armistce being pubnshed stock mar
ket became animated, and an advance Of about
per cent was established nearly all round. Conaos close
94h Q x for money and August account.
The London Economist says Of the finances Of Austria
The returns Of the Bank Of Vienna the severity
the war DRAIN The stock of specie has diminished
TO- go 1914 say million sterling, between the begin
ming Of June the beginning Of July and
to only 1876 997 while the notes In circulation have
risen ass a07A under the system of unlimited paper
issues Hence-One reason amongst many-AWtra's will
ingnees 10 consent 10 an armistce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
Return of Governor Simpson from Hud
sOn Bay.

|
Sir George smpsoo returned Lach,ne last sAtur.
day from his annual tour OF inspection 10 the Had.
son Bay Companys Territories Instead Of following the
old canoe route, Lake Superior and Lac La Puie SIR
George this season TO Red RIVER Minnesota
and returned by the same way. THIS is less Soo
rious and expeditions than through. Canada Hs
Jeff FJrt Garry the 2Sn June reached St Paul the
t~erth day and had not busioess detained him tina,
point he might have been Montreal the sixteenth
day.
BY the routs from twenty five thirty days be-
tween Fort Garry and Montreal considered fair ave-
rage passage. We glad 70 learn that peace and
p enty prevail al Red River settlement sad through
out the interior generally. Late fross in the month
OF June productive of injury 10 toe crops; bat
they stu promiee we'll for which the settiers ,naot be
ducing prices Flour sells Ut Red River a. 20s 26s per
cwt-about $40 per barrel. lot, taken down there IN
June py the steamer now running 90 Red river sold
Req River bias been agricultural colony for nearly
Bali century, and yet -four cells there nearly
huies Es ordinary value In Lower 0anadap rhe Red
River settlers are hear turning Of
teDton 70 agriculture than politics. present prices
they hod the former the more profitable pursuit Cana
dian annexation, told is good dead and The
Canadian g0ve Dment, which through emissares pro
mseo so mach but has done little, staa1s very low 10
one OF real Importance, was the appearance At For,
Garry on the morning OF the 10th June, of frst
steamer which ever navssied Red river, penetrated
TO the great hunting grounds of the interior
she emanen lev days and then returned Fort Abs
c'omoe, at The head Of the navigation Red river,
where the still hes.
The epterp,spg protector OF the route Who last win
ter hauled machinery nearly two hundred miles across
ano and built boat TO receive it, having accomplished
the feat OF placing steamboat Red river found him.
self unable to her for want OF capital In this uofor-
tunate dilemma the public indebted We understand
1. .s1 hs 81 H6 ay for
river which, Blu, LOT Their aid could scarcely have been
cont nued as we trust IL will now be.
The Earl Of Sou heck, who it will be remembered, &c.
ompaoied Sir George SIN pson from hence - the interior
We earn has poceededed on hunting 70 tue
country and the vicinity of the Rocky Noun
.aihs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

TERRIFIC HAIL STORM AT GERMANTOWN Pa
ieHerday afternoon about FIVE O'Clock terrific hal,
Storm psssed over Germantown doing c,naide-a NJ.
damage. Several buildings were blown down and IN
naii stohes "nlcn were Of unusual Bze Comparsd 70
pigeons eggs destroyed large number OF panes OF glass
TIE glass in the Town Hall wndo~s vera NARY nj
broken Two men named Smith ami Humrnell AZ work ~
an unfinished building, were injured by raftsrs peins
btoFn upon them. Smith reported 70 be serousls
butt, Hummeil not dangerously. The storm was OF sbo;
duration, but the wind blew hurricane while Il lasted
The building upon which smith and Hummell were
work war ST. hchsels Episcopal Church. on ags street
been placed in position the day before preparatory Be-
roofing in. The Wind blew the rafters do sn into tte
BODY Of tue church. precptatng the men along WITH
tue falling mass man working at Egeustne's Gqarry
mace narrow escape of bis lite Re wac standing uea-
large chesnut tree and the force wind striking r. the
Tree was blown Gown within a few inches u him To.
s1eus OF Sni ma coal yard the depot, we're bio III
ooSn, the fragments lying scattered around Ia Queen
street, tree, t~o feet IN diameter broken IN two
snc aong the sdes Of the railroad large brsuces OF tee
are 10 DC seen, which were broken of by the wind 10
one place the lightning rod Of ho was twisted into
DOW oy HE nuTriceoe the storm ne from the noth
west ana extended TO the southeast and covered soace
OF aoott mile 10 length by about fourtbs Of mile
III pfeaotn, principally line with Germantown zee
nue. Az chestnut Hi Is was very severe the lumber ia
eoAfo yard near By being hurled every circctlou
Tee gfra in many houses vas broken fences blown
some cases ~hcle fields OF being eveled win tho
sonnd. The s.oIm seoms have spent s farv yvi,bn
the LIMITS oe-crbed, there being ltle or no ram baI n,
heavy WIND cast Of the line Of Broad street. wits 10 the
SCUM Inc Guy entirely escaped its violence
l.. oyer, July o. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
POSTAL DIRECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign and Domestic Malls.
TIM OF CLOSING AT THB NEW YORK oFYrUB.
DoxErIc.. Albany, Buffalo and Canada 3A5 p M
ws.sin ea NAM GsG T Erls RsS AN and 6 \ \
mails. ~ A. N. and ~ p. N.
s'n "A' p p , ses%sos r. A n .nas En-
euTDAr MAILS On SUNDAY all malls close n this
Office at ~ Pm.
GiLITosuri. by steau-hip on Friday
The Overland NAH Tor caiitornia issvea 81. Louis
s sssry Monday And THURSDAY al A n. Letters
81. LouM.D -' -
g. LAxx Cry The Overland Ms from H. Joseph Me 10 sn
LAKE CITY, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday Al
via st Joseph"
HAvIrA....Ry s!samA6ip Quaker City, SATURDAY,
So PACIFIC .By Steamship . on Friday. "a
New orles. BY steamship Tennessee on
be placed IN III. ODce nj Vew Ysrt sx dsys " Ia ia
- yious 20 the above das)
nste ounart packet at this port, being once
month, the steamer Ksrnak win be desDacbed
WIN malls fgr the Bahama Lslands 70 be andsd
ut kaseau, Mp. 80 A"A
FINE OF CLOSING AT TEE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY. TIE Overland Mail 10 Bol,bay cloao, In H.,
NJ folio ~s:-yia Msrsolss ca lac "a Aud isis ~ n
ssch month Via Southampton on the l2.h aud
oALcu1TA. Sd, lOth 18Th 18Th via Msrsere. An ,as
. Nth 2th via northampton. '
snpton ah sni ath ' w oo"~-
sgBTKiLA.. Via Mgrsles add fuez ON tho IGN vi, oor,h
sDroD sod suez i2li -
SauRirIus' yn aoen on toe 4in ga On -, the month
~ .zL. wa soc'hsi = st5u "a W q'n BE- month
Ss rDe "hrseihss i3 ave a. % s ave r Noo-c
dsss sbnud auY OF Lase tg'as q. II f~siny he nall h
iSSGicsed be following svebicg wv
aboye de Should n 'i-,e lies gsi a. ,ppSst a.
n~I Is @ssv aicied .le .-sTgir w, Luz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

DgATH IN JAIL OF A Son OF Rev. JouS Y. NAV
rTA few days ago forgery ~ q small amount was nor
petrated on the bsDking house Of w. r. Blrksdac u
OF this city, and three persons suspected OF partci
pating In the crime Among the number was Frances A
Mst, who s said to be, and who has Acknowledged him
self son o Josn Newand ha', the eloquent preacher
forgery discovered young Eaf1 WA found on ;ho
other side OF tho river and cosKet order 10
be arrested Bo declared himself innocent OF tAe aeya
tons, but az he had living rather and d,si
I2ied lie tue river, between 81 Louis aud New Or
lelns, MS proies.ltous not received With great
degree OF credence. Hig eXamnation with that OF hs
comp Nous, wac 10 have of la day Two but on
SuncaY night, in bic cell be SEIZED With apoDo ;.ic
bsant died a. nSe O'Clock S Lous Rspubiscan July H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22
DeeIioe In Nhea. In ChIcsr..


At period In the history of The grain trade on our
city bias the whea. market undergone such sudden
ons have occurred during the past eight
and in 20 previous year has there been much money
lost the same amount OF wheat.
On the 18th Of april last standard spring wheat sold
e0c in store Shortly Of this date the European war
broke out, and breeds.us all the world adysnced
toe lst Of May the aboue grade sold at 81
81 o5-daily advancing till the 10th, when reached
81 80 Since thas date It's has been steadily aud
aiar mngy downward On the 1st of June II was 81 Is
on the LIST OF July 92c; and yesterday IT closed dal ~
56ca decline OF seventy four per bushs ia sxry
two days. We give Us downward course follow NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-22

from - sew Orleans Prcaypns
The steamship Indis0ea, Csptais Flar .uiy 49,
Santiago, monday, the liaa inst ders, from Brazoe
Is in specie, -ssAnolA brings si6o $50
left Brazos on the eeahouse, Captain woodhouse
hides ,~sr New York, with large cargo Of
Of bst d. seu-erey are TO the 9Th ust Toe BSll@in
In the - stsses that Governor Vdaurri was assent
ec,ds 10 ne u,s,oued ii varisus points on the Upper
Grapse to repe anticipated invasion Of hioosters
ander CAPTAIN 6enry, OF San Aot,oo, Texas" During
his fence his Secretary, Gonzales, rs the acting Co.
TIE psrcr learns that engagement took place
ye Goth ult at the haceoda Barcs, 10 Gaada,sjars,
bet~een General Puebts, Of the liberal army and Pora
carre,c u She opposing party, ~bch the latter WAS
defeated me forces .ns ,gen are said 70 nu noer
Al sst accounts received II Monterrey General Vol ~as
at Gus,sjus,a wN com" 000 men, Mejis at Qaerelaro
and Marquee a, Guadnsj'ra Tue latter was reootei 70
tionsry desertiop. or ziazoas wnereabous no
intelligence From Toe capssl the same intelligence O.
drsenson among the chiefs 70 reoorted that We have
| KSeaoy received by way OF Vera Cruz
| THE cNIL WAR IN NORTHERN MEXICO.
BY the schooner Red Fox, 'aptsln 0ipnans from Tam
pco the I'd rss we have ,wo weeks later advoes from
Genera, Guadalupe Garcia has arrived a. rsnpico.
IBIS vis,s says the Pr,srst, has or i,s object 70
IortAncen Aund,rg elsewhere. IN the sauna namoer u
The unfortunate difficulty OF this officer w,th tac com
msnder In Chief General Zuazsa, toe PrinSa siys hat
The copsti'uouslst is comoistey broken up, aud
thst w operations are, for the present, completely
paraly Zed.
In the r,ean.ne the react'onsry partv tarng advan
tage of The discussions OF the liberal leaders, are following
up he war with rene wed gor Not only san Llls
Pol0si threateped, but expe1it,oo OF 1000 meo
against Tampco itself, sait be organizing, under
the command of General Moreno
The Ptismd r'dcnes this reported expedition, as did
that Of General VOL; bat apprenty IN expectation OF
tome hoetie movement II announces the ARRIVAL from
Vera Cruz OF twenty our ana four hundred
stand Of small arms art,iierynen, sumdnon 4; also
from New Or cans large quantity Of cannon aad uuske,
powder.
Ex Governor Cara had also returned home from Tam
pico
and Mes were preparing IN march Zaoateoss, which
WAS held by General Ortega. Recording the rum,'
that che former officer had pronoun Of Sants
Anna, the Pytswd say 1t needs confirmation.
We find in the pagers notice OF fevers nal a. THU
season At rappco, whence infer tina, btu city and
port are still healthy.