The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-09-17
Arrival Of the John L. Stephens.

Arrival of the John L. Stephens.
The John l.. Stephens arrived at San
Francisco on Wednesday, with New York
dates to August goth, and New Orleans to
August 9th
Miscellaneous News.
Sam. Houston has been elected Govern.
or of Texas by seven hundred majority.
| The New Orleans Delta saws there have
been so far elected to the United States
House of Representatives, "A Democrats,
and l3l Opposition.
Mexico.
A letter from the city of Mexico SAYS that
the Church allows Miramon 81, 900 per dav
to pay his expenses. The city tax amounts
to about the sum Of 81 900 per day, which
makes an income of $4,000 per day. This
allowance by the Church, however, is not
the signal Of good will, but rather of de-
sire to prolong the present order of things
until Marquee can arrive. Miramon is ne
gotiating for the assistance of 5000 or TO-.
600 Spaniards to oppose the Americans,
whom he supposes Juarez is trying to OBJ
tain. One or two small fights have trans
pired in the interior. The Reformo, of Vera
Cruz, denies, authoritatively, that Senior Te-
jada's mission to the United States has for
its object to secure American troops, but
that he only desires to negotiate small
loan.
The effects of the Tehauntepec Company
have been seized by the Mexican authorities
for debt.
Foreign News.
Advices from Turin represent that the
feeling Of hostility to the return of the Aus
trian Grand Dukes is increasing among all
classes Of the people in the Duchies. In
Parma the opposition to the return of the
Duchess Regent, Maria Louisa, who had Ia
ken refuge in Switzerland, is very strong.
The Red Republicans Of the Mazzini
school had created some disturbances in Par
ma by their open demonstrations Of hostility,
not only to the return of their old rulers,
but to any settlement of affairs upon the
bass of the treaty OF Viafranca.
Serious trouble is apprehended in the
Dukedoms Of Italy. The emissaries of the
fugitive Princes are fermentng discord, and
the people generally are bitterly opposed 10
the return Of their former rulers.
The victor of Modena threatens to level
the city to the ground sooner than see the
Austrian Grand Duke restored by force of
arms.
It is reported, by way Of Venice, that
the Red Republicans have proclaimed or
pronounced for Republic in Parma, and
that the Piedmontese authorities and agents
have been driven out 1t is also added that
the friends of order are ery~here fleeing
from the Duchies.
Since the conclusion of peace most un-
friendly feeling exists between the Austrian
and Prussian troops in Germany, who, in
common, garrison the Federal fortresses and
frequent quarreIs take place. A serious col
lision had taken place between the Austrian
and Prussian soldiers stationed at Frankfort
on-the Main, the particulars of which are not
given.
Ten Broecks American horse Stark Ohe
winner of the Goodwood sakes) was also
the winner in the race for the Bartinock
memorial stakes, valued at 900 sovereigns.
Fifteen horses ran, and Prioress was third.
The Nursery stakes; run for on Friday, were
won by Ten Broeck's two years old Umpire
by Lecompte.
The Steamship Great EasternGs completed,
and will shortly leave London, for Portland
Maine.