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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
POLITICS AT THE WEST.
Our Nebraska Correspondence.
Politics-The Gpld Mines.


OMAHA Cry, N. T., Oct. 10, 1859.
On yesterday occurred Senatorial election for
member of Congress, Territorial and county officers So
far the returns perhaps sufficient to justify the asser
ton that Gen. Esabrook, the democratic nominee for
Congress is elected by about 100 msoriAy In political
point of view this not thorough test Of party strength
in Nebraska. AS before stated the southern por-
ton Of Territory contains q greater population
than the norhern and the constant cry Of seconasm
amongst the south Of the Platte voters where Mr. s. G.
Daily, the republican candidate for Congress, lives, had
a considerable effect in inducing many de mocras 10 vote
for him; fer it is established fact and beyond the
shadow of an homes. contradctiont that Nebraska is de-
mocraic by good majority With the democratic head
OF the ticket elected there not much doubt but that the
entire Territorial ticket is also successful.
Notwithstanding the chance for doubt OF the success
of our democratic member of Congress quite number
of counties being yet to hear FROM the democrats here
somewhat exultant
The Missouri river rs now lower than las been known
for years and only boats Of light draft reach this landing
from St Joseph.
The news from the mining region Is quite cheering
Numbers returning with quantities of DUST expecting
winter in the States and return the mines early in the
spring One fact settled that To ain gold
there in good paying quantities requires machinery and
capital
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secession The vote stands Ease for, TO s2s agains.

q
Our Aspinwan Correspondence.
AsrswAIL, Oct, 20AP NJ
Where is Walker S7he Nicaragua Transit Route-Belys
Ense'prise-Preerrdtion Of Order the Iahn,us, dc.
Since the sailing Of the Baltic, at O'Clock A. NJ of the
18TH have had only one arrival at Aspinwall, viz
the English steamship Trent, from San Juan del Nortc,
which arrived at noon Of the day. She brings no
tidings of Walker the Fashion Where can the gray
eyed man Of destiny be9
The Panama Star and Herald publishes the communica-
ton Of "B" in the New York Herald of Sept %, and
comments on it. The following the card and COM
ments:-
TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD, =, ,..o
In Of this morning you make The that
the Information Ct ne public Interested wish tina. me
s e sncPs%g failure n on the part Of
for the II ans route The Of hundred thousand francs
Esq, United Consul San Juan del Sur copy Ok
which contract have. B.
We were not aware that United States Consus were al
lowed to make contracts their account with the
governments within whose jurisdiction they act How
ever b says so, and moreover, has copy Of the
tract in his possession, must be so. Why not X.
Garrsons used for of all the world knows
that II Mr. Runnels has obtained the contract question:
e. n. has finger IN the pie
If Walker has landed all former grants will be knocked
into a cooked hat.
Prince Polgnac, who came out with Belly chief OF
the military division goes home, via New York, on the
Northern Light Belly has not been heard from since
June, and those of his expedition who remain suffer
ing greatly.
Avery Of the late Darien ship canal goes the same
ship; so end two transit speculatons.
The Corez with SOC passengers, arrived at Panama at
ten O'Clock this A. ~ Her passengers are now--oir
hours fifty five minutes p. M-entering Aspinwal, and
will get away in hour.
Nothing from the interior. The Legislature OF Panama
have passed law authorizing forced loan to the extent
Of $65 000 to preserve order the Ishmus in of
any outbreak We anticipating hot by the
arrival from Carthagena The United States ships
stated at the last dates
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HAVANA, Oct. is, 1859.


Meas Of The Quaker city--7ne Ne,o Walker Movement
Sensation in Clbd-Heavy Weather in Hapana-Improre
ment in Public Officials Of the Phaadapaia-7ne
Steamer De Soto-7ae British Minister from Aezco, dc.
After most intense anxiety in this community, by the
nonarrval Of the Quaker City at this port in due tme
has been relief to learn, by the De Solo, that large
number of the passengers had been safely landed and
that no more damage sustained by the Quaker City
in subsequent storms have reasonable grounds for
hope that shall hear Of her safety by next steamer
AS we have no list OF the passengers board the
crippled steamer there many left to infer that
OF their friends are OF the number twelve who declined
TO leave the ship.
The new walker movement has created the usual guam
tty OF official speculation and commentary by those who
hold the rod Of censorship while perfect approval follows
the precautionary action Of Mr. Buchanan only poisoned
by vague suspicion that there is want Of sincerity in the
hand you interesting market report, covering
transactions for the past month. Our money market is
more easy-our merchants and planters more hopeful.
We have had heavy weather for the last two weeks but
without any serious damage TO crops shipping the
coast that have yet heard Of do not furnish trans
ations rem the journals herewith transmitted there
s very little Of importance, and your fote for these
things is well understood and highly appreciated, for
correctness in spirit and fact The health Of Havapa
has improved and be considered safe for Northern
constitutions.
We have with returning officials Of the suspected
condition and purse but the doctor along with them will
be able to take his own medicine while he administers to
others.
hear the De Sofa spoken Of most favorably by her
passengcrsnot gaudy but sac quick and giving every
comfort to be realized at sea.
Two soldiers robbed German gentleman the other
evening, named Couxeu They taken, and are now
In prison.
laborer fell from the scaEolding OF building
near the wharf three stories upon the pavement in the
court Of course he died, not knowing what hurt him.
These accidents very rare, owing the providen
oversight OF government officials having in constant OBJ
heryaon all new works. private public to insure tho
public safety.
Cen Concha lives and ia at home in the Palace. He ca
tcr'aned the British Minister 10 Mexico and his fanily,
whsn mere on the 9Th his way home, &c the rumor
ecng that Mr.. Otway recalled by his government,
&c, me particulars Of which you have received.
me ncws by the last steamer from Porto Rico 81. Do
ngo and ST. Thomas favorable for tho maintenance
other In ius!ry.
Weather good TO the eastward
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

central American A6airs-Com. Jenkins
Da,ien Exploring Expedition, Sc.
The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tmklepaugh,
which left Aspinwall 18th instant, arrived at this port
Yesterday she brought the California mails which left
ran Francisco the 5h ins and four hundred passen
srrs Her advices have been anticipated by the Baltic
which arrived at this port on Monday last .-...s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29
The Base Ball Match.
CARD FROM THE AGENT OF THE ENGLISH CRICKETERs.
EDITOR HERALD

NEW York, Oct q, 1857.
siR-Havng in the HERALD, well as other daily
journals Of this city report Of the proceedings Of the
late Convention OF the Presidents and other officers base
ball clubs of New York and Brooklyn in which state
mens appear rejecting njuriousy my character in
connection with the proposed base ball match with the
English crcketers appeal TO your justice to give inser
non TO the following copy of certificate received from
those players, and the original OF which shown
.fde character
ms y 70 certify that W. b. Davies appointed by us TO
clubs OF Brooklyn and vicinity ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-29

Albany, Oct. n, 1850.
All the Rietmonds N the Field-Fbur Full 7ickas at Head
Quarters-Not Seward Senator in Observation-Disclosures.
nation and Hesitation in The Rural DistricsRepu5lscan.
Discourdge-Laws 10 be Repealed on Certain Comin0en
cies, &c., &c.
The three Regencies at headquarters in this city
finally adjusted their respective county candidates. Most
Of the persons honored with nominations for office
such as are h to receive tho confidence Of their party
voters The democrats have Andrew j. Colvn for scna
tor He has been an active politician for quarter Of
century, and is probably well posted party matters
MS either Of his competitors He will have nearly The en-
tire party vote in this city, and in the country towns viii
be enthusiastically supported by the landholders, alias
antreners Mr.. Young, hoisted for Senator by those
who known here as "sore head" democrats will mol
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING,

THB VARIETIES -" Dreams of Delusion !" and
The Victims" excellent and oft repeated plays,
were again performed last night the only change OF
cast being the substitution of Miss A. Graham in the
parts of Amabel and Mrs. Fitzherbert, which she
played in very proper and agreeable manner.
THE ST.. CHARLEs-The Ravels opened last night
to a crowded house, and when on entering, we saw
the mutitudcs, we at once concluded that we were
entitled to the old privilege of standing up, but were
agreeaby surprised, for one OF the gentlemanly
ushers Of the establishment, Mr. Grace with graceful
courtesy presented the number of reserved seat,
for which polite and unusual attention to the press,
the management Of the troupe, and all parties who
may be entitled, will please receive this acknowledge
ment. The pantomimists, rope and ballet dan GERS,
all acquitted themselves as admirably as the Ravel
people always do, entertaining the spectators excel
lently well.
TIN AAPHITHBATER.-The juveniles played to q
good house last night, the bill being "Black Eyed
Susan" and an afterpiece. The Marshes draw with
fortyhorse power no matter what the bill is, but we
suggest to them to adhere to pieces in which they
can have all possible aid from scenic spectacular and
machine effects. In such illegitmate dranatics they
chiefly shine, and with no little brilancy, for they
get them up well.
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Aucioneer, Office Ne. 8 Banks' Arcade.

BY N. PIGNIE,
Aucioneer, Office Ne. Bants' Arcade.
s.n ss os Hotel. ss11ss
street Camp and Magazine streets order and under
Eas xs% .na
ssa TX H. ee1ss 3!
sy = sSS#Ts';
4 = + e LOTS Che ~sos L.
e. Lfs JEST In .ss ss
y 9!s T. ass
N No .S.al. u so Il No Sso: NSE LOTS being tho whole
. ssssis ~ q a.sss
square No. ssNsisHr % 4 'iess G"Ts a1 u.
All and
M a e sqqs,sSo sl-rwELyE LOTS In .gs.rs No.
h NJ oTs Il s s.ls. r5o. I
q.tts and No fronting Mexico Square reserved
e. ess ~ a1f sH!a?z Ss In au.
H. II r. 4.
.s. and NJ 81 roPas MEXICO Square r:..f,.d
1STwEkyH LOTS
No H. ~ q and I'd s are NJ sty ey
NO ll2-TEN LOTS. Square No. l3 the whole
No l6 !n sqnares No. l2 Ne l26, No. H. No. 1928, No.
ors e 5 nf sa s' m sh0s sd n as.e
SCI h 'sSs 'S' moi Eo is sss No. IT, H.
LOTS each being the whole in these squares.
ArmA. Notary Public the 25th April 1875 per plan
taken hers'rom by O. A. de Armas Esq Assistant State
yeyo General exhibition the office Of auconeer
ps1 q LAND n.td in til. rear of til. town
OF hcDonogh, and comprised follows: First Hancock
street The extreme Of said laid
original plan second the division line between the parishes
portion Of tho town designated said plan the word Re
serve and which is depth If 40 spens less being
the upper boundary and fourth, Ihe division line Of the
property Of Ve,re being the boundaryhe whole sup
posed to contain 35 6cal arses bin
property the graveyard enclosed By plank fence which IL
not to he sold with the balance Of said tract.
feet french mea'ure) less front the Mississippi
by abtu forty arpents deep and fronting Ham
street. said parcel IN divided into Of 158 feet by I6
feet each and fronting said Hamilton street and another
tract in the OF the above described measuring
30 deep by 15S wle said parcel Of land
has some timber It, The whole according plan
A5-TERMS A Nd CONDITIONS One Rfth cash and til,
balance credit Of l. q and years the pur
chasers made PAYABLE the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage property sold with ali thu
notes to bear interest per until
tnry In ce OF nor paypent at maturity said notes will he
oeA per cent IN crest per annuh until fay paid This las
condition will no; be understood delay in way tn
payment of said
The purchasers will b, put in
their expense, and Will have comply with
and conditions above described within fifteen
of shle and In Of my delay part tn
purchased BY them will be sold for
| rsk Sihuut any further notic-
Acts of sale before Barnett Ed, Notary Pu bic,
| eXDcnse OF the purchasers M
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Tan ORLEANs,-Auber's opera "Thc Dumb Girl of
Portic' will be performed for the benefit of Mons
Deagrave.
The Sr. CHAELEs.-The great new comic panto-
mime "Banco' will be repeated by the Ravels, the
ballet troupe will do "Katy the Vvaudiere, and the
tight rope dancers will perform.
THE VARIETIEs.-The entertainment will com.
mence with "The Irish Tutor" DR.. O'Toole with a
song by Mr.. Seymour, after which 1.-The Marble
Heart" the dramatic romance which had such run
early in the season, will be performed.
THH AArHlrHEATER.-The Marsh Juveniles will
produce the romantic drama" "The Lady of the
Lake, followed by the farce Perfection, the favor
ties taking part in each piece.
ARAoRY HALL-Dr. Beales illuminated panora.
mas of Niagara and the Mammoth Cave, with other
entertainments.
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Revolution In Valparaiso Suppressed.
FRENCH F1L1BusrERs IN NICARAGUA.

New YORK, March 30.-The steamships Northern
Light and the Illinois have arrived at this port from
Aspinwall bringing two weeks later news from South
America, and important news from Nicaragua.
The attempted revolution in Valparaiso has been
frustrated after severe battle of four hours duration
The Northern Light brings later intelligence from
Nicaragua.
A company Of French filibusters had entered Nj
carapua and seized the lake boats
No particulars Of their movements or designs are
rfp6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACT OF TIMBERED LAND IN
thu parish Of Ihorvle close to the McDonogh lands.
BY N. VIGNLE,

TUESDAY, april $, 1859, hmm e,iin nj ely nfter
the sale OF he Mellon Gh property NJ the Giy Hotel,
Common street. will be sold
HIGHLY VALUABLE TRACE OF LAND, adjoining
the M'Donogh lands the property of the city of Bni
known section NJ 3d. Township IL range east
tanning 62S 3'-l00 acres-payent No 1885.
This tract Is considered Of the valuable In the
State Oy for the immense quantity cypress other
timber which it contains hut for the admirable quality of its
soil.
Ss-TERNs AND CoEnITIoNs-one.G fifth cash. and the
balance cred o. l. and years, of PR.
chasers made able at the Czcas Bank of Louisiana
cured by special mortgage the property sold with all
vendors priv leges and the clause said no
bear per cent interest per nnunm from date until maturity
In OF at mhurit said will
cent interest per until fully paid This
don will not be understood delay any
of said notes.
The purchasers will themselves he in pos eson
n their expense, and will have comply terms
and conditions above de- crbed within fifteen from the
OF sale and in of deav neglect their part
pro purchased by them will be sold for and
risk wi hou any further notice.
Acts o. sale beo E. Barnett ESQ n p Mt the expen,e o
she r,1I
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WILLIAM PYBUS.
nIETAIRIE JOCKEY CLU

METAlRIE JOCKEY CLUB
s.e.Ssa RACES. rne Spring Meeting Of 1859
SSSA will commence FRIDAY, lst OF
S--.---Saa1sSS Aprll l55a, with Sweepstakes for
$50 :. years old, two mile heats; $500
scripon sg9 forfeit; four or more subscribers fl the
~ se su the race is run ana the second
70 Save hs STAKE Closed with the following nominations:
l. D. F; names b. +. SIGMA BY Epsilon out of imp
varieleta. ~
2. A. L. BnEamsn stMcGrath t woodsYb c. CAPTAIN
BEARD by imp Yorkshire dam by inn Glencoe. "
g. T. b. pondeSter c. POTS OES BY Glencoe dan,
by imp Snnps.
l. W boswell che PLANET by Revenue out of
Nina by Boston. Also CHI +. FANNY WASHINGTON
B b; r EeSenne, dam sarah "athingIon BY Zingales
" out Of Blimkey ~ ' i'A ~ ~ mp i'fhsh're'
G. James JAG ton names b. EFFY BYNUM by imp. Glencoe
by Othelio
SATURDAY Cd anril l85a-posts,aks ,,r oil, .o. ESQ.,,
mile heats bs half orsair nn M m nEe' ioI M
the Stake the Club to give SlO If tbe race is rn on ~
second stake Closed with the follow ng ,nhsrrsa
|, r. j. Wells of Aouisiana,
s. n r. Kenner, .
4 A l., Binuaman Of Nss,.irni
g. T IT. W. boswell OF virginia
TuEsDAy s,b Anr,-Irs,,. or i, c,, ,-.. ,,,oo
] go on o' mics, Cluo fuFse 1900
WEDNESDAY, 9Th Apr-Orleans Club Stake for two wear
olds oals Of 1850 heats mile; subscription $N forfeit
500 only 80 declared on or before the lst of January 1859
with S0 added by the Orleans Club city of New Or
leans provided The horse to save
his sak five snhsc fill the sake colts SO lbs
FILES aud geldngs SO lbs Closed with the following:
+. j. Wells by imp Yorkshire, out OF Reel
Also CHI by Ieeome dam by Wagner OF Fanny W gh
declared.
ltcomte names CHI by Iecomte Of Miss Riddle.
AS b. e by Ltcomie, out Of Eo tuIe--!ecared.
John Minor names CHI RESERVE by I.e ~om;e,
Vicine by imp Beshazzar out Of imp britannia Muley
Also, CHI c. N Akio by Voucher out Of Norma
Also, b or b. f. VERONA by imp Yorkshire, of imp
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Domestio 1ntsIIigsnos.

WAsnlHoroN, March 30-Ths PoaE0Mee Depaste
mens hsve dispatched two agents GoutA VIII r.
"tucs'ona % inquire into and pecnptly spcss N (
cases Of failure in soauecsiouu On a. tvo s.aak
Southern mail rootss md especially 10 s,pcRt q -
causes OF failure By ths Miaiinsuui sta9 sCouuu,v
to connect between The Gran1 Jsscsiaa - -
jackson railroads.&c. object bsdus d snforca -
faithful compliance With lie coalsssss ~ - col.
veyance Of the mails betwess Nsw Of,anas -
Washington within the schedule Hms.
new YORK, March 30,-The eoston Inar,6s sIa.sd
quiet. The aales to day wers 800 hsia, q -
before the Persia's news transpirsd Tis apo1uaioa
are nominay the same ~ yesterdsy's
Flour closed dull; sales to dsy II 500 MI & -.
vious quotations Wheat closed dull; - tessnv
5000 bushels at 81 TO 93c. for choices wiiss Poelr
closed doll and unchanged. Sugar clossa steady
priees ranging from 81 to u. Co6ee 1rn-ss661ne
from lol 70 12c. .sa
Freights on cotton to Liverpool sI6 s.
CINCINNATI, March s0-The Flour market eJosue
dull It nominal quotations. Whisky has dseII6ed Il
Bales to-day Of l25 bbs at 24c. Lard ciossd dull e
lie. Sugar closed quiet; mIes to-day lse .hhds -
6tc. to 7c Aolasses closed steady nIss todsy 10
hhds. at 34c. Coffee closed frn q he u I22c
LouIsyILLE, March 30.-Tbs river as tSfs poins 3
falling rapidly this morning. with fses eectse of
water on the falls.
| VIcKsBuBG, March 3o.-The leves baek ce Wssr<n.
ton broke this morning, and the town y Aooea
water is four feet deep in the principal sHestA
sr. LOUIS, March 30-The river at this point u
| rising slowly.
The steamer City Of Memphis and The PIansS ~
here for New Orleans yesterday.
The Mississippi has risen sx inches during H. -
"a hours. The upper streams arc unchanged. n
Missouri is rising slowly. The Illinois river 4 laling
| The upper Mississippi Is nearly stasionazy, Win
eight feet Of water on the bar at Dubuque. g
VIcKsBURG, March 3O.-The steamer Nebsasaa -
succeeded in getting the Vicksburg aaoa4 aeain.
The Yicksburg has sustained no other injssy than
slightly damaging her wheels snd rudder.
VIcksBuRo, March 30.-Reliabls fnsosl ~
been received at warrenton that The DiasS En1lnd
levee was broken through to-day 1t MstsksWS plsee
No particulars have been received here.
4 The river here is three inches Shove the highess
point last year and one and half inches shaw ~
highest point to which it rose in 1850.
The steamer Cherokee passed down q l oclock
this evening. S ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

SUPPOSED BoDY oP Mr.. HUARD FoUSD-A tele-
graphic dispatch was received yesterday morning by
Mr. Vanderlinden, from the Coroner at Pointe-a.la.
Hache, expressing the belief that the body found
few days ago, opposite sobrandts plantation, sixteen
miles below the city, was that of the late Louis o.
Huard of the State Legislature who was lost by the
recent explosion of the steamer Princess.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

HEAVY CLAIN FOR DAMAGES has been brough.
by John 2. Cockburn against the owners of the late
steamer Princess, by the explosion Of which he mar
rowly escaped death and sustained serious injuries
under which he is still disabled. He lays his dan
ages at $4,000. T. j. & A. j. Semmes are a..orneys
in the case, which is before Judge Hr'ell, OF the
Sixth District Court,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

NEW ORLEANS SCuooL OF MEp1cINR.-From the
following gentlemen.G. w. Peddy, s. J. Hail. R. G.
Hopkins, j. w. hays, NJ A. Martin and H. S. Brant-
ley composing the committee, we have received an
invitation to be present at the annual commencement
exercises of the New Orleans School of Medicine,
! which will take place at Lyeeum Hall, at II o'clock
| tomorrow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

NJ F.HYER, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EN- GINEER,
IN. Mar removed his Office to ANTE Ir, where he will
attend to locating and surveying lnnd and will GENE
RAJ LAND AGENT in the parishes Of ST. Helena, ST. Tam.
many Washington and Livingston
Price o. Governm mt lands, under the graduation law1
cents ly
mo. .CULBEkTSDN IL CHARLES W.CUl.-
HERrS0S, Attorneys and GouDseos at-Inw, No. IS ST.
ioas Exchange Alley between Csn sud Benye streets
New Orleans. - jail DIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

CREOLE CouRsH-This afternoon Satimpka, Billy
Nc Cracken and Big Mason the three trotters who
lately had such a prolonged contest, will try their
mette again fora handsomep pece of plate, mile heats,
best three in five. Advertisement states particulars.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31
SPORTING--RACES.
CREOLE e TROTTING COURSE.
Grent TRHTTIEG RACK, TO come off THURS
. DAY, March 81, 1859.

SABINhA BILLY YMc'RACKEy.....BIGM Nc MASON.
Nile hehS best threa IN hve in harness; prize Silver
Plte. Race to commence At half past O'Clock.
The three horses contend for The Plate
tr which rottef last Thursday and Friday. evenly
closely they mate ed that they had
fore one OF EN- conld be declared the vco The beaten
ties each think their able TO have the
the iiog pubic s to see them rot TO-
geher the proprietor offered piece of Plate for
them to contend for his time the horses
BY experienced aud professional drivers public may
look for one OF the most interesting houg
Ne Orleans
m3l 1t WILLIAM PYBUS.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Prvate letters re-
ceived in this city from Mexico give the details of
secret treaty said to have been entered into between
Miramon and the Government Of Sardinia, by which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

1t is said that bleeding partly,hlind horse at the
nose will restore him to Sight, much for the horse.
To open mans eyes you must bleed him at the
pocket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-31

The hills change, the woods change, almost the en-.
tire face Of nature changes nothing seems stable
and immut,ble except the rivers, which are consinu'
ally running a,cay