Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-14
TELEGRApHIC DISPATCHES.

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New YORK, Jan. l2.-The steamer Alps
brings Ilavre dates to the 25th. The cotton
market was dull, with sales in two days OF
1000 bales. The weather at Ilavrc wa.
bpistcrous. and the vessels recently cleared
for the United States were detained by al
verse winds.
There are no later Liverpool markets by
this arrival or quotations for consols.
Three million dollars were shipped from
London to the continent during the week.
There is 70 he a meeting of the merchants
and business men ut the Exchange to-mor'
row to act upon the report of the committee
| Of the Cape Ann and Yarmouth Telegraph
Louisville. Jan. ll.-Prcsident Foulke,
has published Il notice that those ncgIcctmg
to surrender half their stock in the PacIti,
Railroad or pay Il loan of fifty cents pei
share. shall forfeit all. unless they remit the
amount to him at Marshall, Texas, forth.
with.
ST. LOTS. Jan. ll.-By the overland Cal
itornia mail, San Francisco adyiccs 10 tho
l1th ult. have been received. Four through
passengers came with the mails, including
james +. Curtis, chief of the San Francisco
police, who reports the discovery of Il large
spring in the middle of the Culorad" desert,
Welding an abundance of water.
Both the Apachcs and Camanchc Indians
are committing deprcdations at the mail sta
tons, in consequence of which the govern
mcnt animals have been used to carry the
mails for some distance. The McXicans are
also suspected Of stealing mules from the
mail stations.
The passengers over the TelIauntcpcc route
failed to make the connection III consequence
Of boiSteruu> weather III the Cult Of TehatIn-
trper, and the mails were put aboard the
steamer Sonora by Il surf boat.
New ORLEANS, Jan. l2.-Thc steamer
Tennessee is below with dates from Mexico
To- the 9TH. Gen. Echeagaray pronounced
Dec. both ut Ayulta and declared himself Pre-
sident. but the movement was not seconded
at the Capital. The troops pronounced IN
favor of Gen. Robes on the 23d.
Robes had announced three delegates
from each State 10 form 4 iunta. The p"pu-
lace and troops abandoned Iuloaga. who re-
tired to the English legation. The junta
named Gen. Miramon for President Oh the
second ballot. The vote was ~ against ~
for Robes. The latter would remain till
Miramon's arrival, who was soon expected
from Guadalaiara with Il thousand cavalry.
Vera Cruz dates to the 9th stat" that the
Juarcz government was firm and that the
Liberals had taken Jalapa, Cordora, and
were attacking Orizaba.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-Gen. Jcrcz, hay
ing, by the resignation of lri>sarrl, been
left sole representative here of Nicaragua.
he has been recognised rs such by our gov
crumcnt
Beverly Tucker says there is not a word
of truth in the report that he intends to re-
sign the Liverpool consulate.
Much interest is manifested here in the
contest between General Norris Oh one side
and Messrs. Reany, Ncaiie X Co. on the 9TH
cr. for the contract for the machinery ot-th"
sloop of war number2. building AT Philadcl-
phia. 1t appears that three several boards
have considered the subject which is now
under Executive adviSrmcnt.
The . oreship Relief. at New York, has
been ordered to be fitted out to carry stores
to the Home and Pacific sQuadrous, and 10
proceed to ASpinwaIl in the course of ten
DAYS.
Louisville. Jan. ll.-Dnnald Nicholson.
the alleged forgrr, whom the New York police
have been pursuing. will be taken from here
to Illinois tomorrow. IN a rcquI>itlon from
the Governor. 10 answer the charges brought
against him by parties in that State.
ST. CAruARIyE. G.. W. Jan. IA block
of buildings occupied by telegraph. express
and insurance companies. as Office. ana ais"
by the Masonic Lodge rs a plac" Of meeting.
was destroyed by fire last night.