The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-11
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TELEGRAMS.
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OUT BY THE BRITISH AND HIS FORCES
SCATTERED--FURTHE FROM MEXI-
CO--MIRAMuN AT THE CAPITAL

SCATTERED--FURTHE FROM MEXI-
CO--MIRAMuN AT THE CAPITAL.
New ORLEANS, Sept. l0.-Later advices, via
Havana, from Truxillo have been received. The
commander of the English steamer Icarus
ordered Walker to surrender the town. Walker
obeyed and retired down lower the coast with
eighty men, and, according to the last advices, his
force had been reduced, by continued attacks, to
twenty-five men. Walker severely wounded in
the face. Seven of his wounded followers at Trux-
lilo were placed on board the steamer Icarus He
had also lost Colonel in the contest
Advices from Vera Cruz of the Sd inst had reached
Havana. Miramon was at the Capital, concen-
tratipg his forces, and the Liberals were rapidly
advancing against him.
The Juarez Government had declared the bark
Maria a legal prize.
[sECoND DESPATCH
New ORLEANS, September l0.-The brig Kate,
from Truxo on the 3lst ult., and Ruatan on the
I'd inst, has arrived. She brings four passengers
connected with Walkers expedition. Walker
evacuated Truxilo on the night of the 2lst, pur-
sued by the enemy. AT the last accounts, only one
Of his men had been killed. No opinion to the
fate of the rest of the expedition can be formed.
Further from Europe per Steamer Bohemian
FATHER PoINT September lO.-The steamer Bo
hemian, from Liverpool, the 30th ult., for
Quebec, passed here this evening.
After waiting until quarter to l O'Clock this
morning, we were compelled to close without OBJ
tanning any news by this arrival.-Reporter.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-Oficial advices from New
exico of the Sth of August, state that eight CON-
panes of the 9Th Regiment of Infantry have been
ordered to Bear Spring to commence the construc-
ton of Fort Faunteroy. Other portions of the re-
giments from Utah being distributed throughout
that territory in accordance with previous orders.
Two companies are to be stationed in the vicinity
of the mines OF Arizona.
Il otoJ hat +hoa e Al
japanese Embassy in the United States according
to accounts rendered at the State Department,
were only half of the amount appropriated by
Congress, but bas since been ascertaned that the
War and Navy Departments have claims for the
| presents to the Embassy, including implements of
war, and for personal expenses from Japan to this
country, which will probably absorb nearly the re-
mainder of the $50, 900 appropriation.
A special agent has been dispatched to California
from the Attorney Generals office, to obtain infor
nation and convey instructions relative to the gold
mine suits and other legal business of that State.
Six separate bids, mot yet opened, have been offer
| ed for the use by Government of the telegraphic
| line to the Pacific. Several gentlemen represent
ing telegraph interests are here on business
nected with that subject.
Arrival of the California Express
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. lO-The Pony Express, from
San Francisco on the 10Th ut., has arrived.
Several strikes of operators for the tenhour sys
tenn had taken place. and were partially successful.
Political mass meetings were engrossing public
attention in California.
Senator Gwin was to make his first speech in the
campaign, at Stockton, on the 30th. Much bitter
ness is expressed against him. Some of the county
Democratic Conventions require pledges of their
legislative nominees to vote against Mr.. Gwin for
Senator.
The contestants in the Broderick will case have
applied for commission to examine and take testi
mony, to show that the will could not have been
executed by the deceased.
desperate attempt had been made by prisoners
to escape from the California State Prison. Four
were mortally wounded.