, 1860-03-09

American troops, for the contingency sug-
gested by Mr.. Buchanan.
LEAvExwoRrH, Jan. rs The Pixies
Express Company have decided to run, in
connection with their line, poney express
from Leavenworth to Sacramento, Califor-
MIA. The time is fixed at ten days, and
under the admirable system of this com
pany, there is little doubt that this will be
accomplished.
The Post Office Department has ordered
the Utah mail service back to its original
time-mnking q weekly instead of semi
monthly mail. -
C1xoINYAr1, Jan. 2S,-At the banquet
last night, Gov. Dennison read dispatch
from Gov. Morgan, in behalf Of the Legis-
laiure of New York, inviting the Legisla-
lures Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Ohio TO
visit Albany, which was received with
great enthusiasm.
New YoRK, Jan. .28.-The ship John
Boyd was burued in ber dock this morn
ing. She was loading for Liverpool, and
had already stored 1900 bbls naval stores,
500 bales cotton, 900 tierces beef, 400 do.
bacon, 200 do. lard, and 10000 bushels
grain. She is upwards Of 1900 tons, five
years old, and owned by Mr.. Tyson.
A dispatch from Washington yesterday
says the Government is about arranging
for horse express from St. Joseph, Mo-,
- DIooo.v;iIo NoI;fo,n;o 70 oonnoot With
the telegraph to San Francisco, thus secur-
ing dispatches from the Pacific in ten days.
TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY FRATERNIzING
WITH INDIANA-Madison, Ind, Jan. 25.-
The members of the Kentucky and Ten
nessee Legislatures were received here with
enthusiastic demonstrations. Strong Union
speeches were delivered by the representa-
tives Of Kentucky and Tennessee and citi-
zens
The NATURALIZATION QUESTION AGAIN.-
Mr.. Joseph Schrierberg, who left Cincin-
natl about the first of October last, for a
tour in Europe, has been arrested in Ger
many, on pretended claim of military SER
vice due TO the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
He has been twenty-five years an Ameri-
can citizen, and will undoubtedly receive
the full protection of our Government
A bill recently passed the Florida Leg
islature for the expulsion Of the free negroes
from the State, but the Governor would
not FIX bis signature TO the act, and the
measure failed.
A Joint Committee Of the Virginia Leg
islature have concluded upon report, and
recommended the arming and equipping oil
the militia the passage of laws encoura-
ging domestic manufactures prompt pun
ishment for persons attempting to incie
slave instructions, and in vindication Of
Gov. Wise.
A movement is on foot at Boston by the
Board Of Trade to ask the President for
the mediation of our Government in the
matter Of existing difficulties between Eng
land and France. New York, Philadel
phia and Baltimore are solicited TO join in
the request.
LATER FROM THE TEXAN FRoNFER-A
telegram from New Orleans, dated Thurs
day, Jan. 26, says: Sunday last, Cortnas,
with 260 men, was above Matamoras, plum
dering. The Texan troops had returned to
Brownsville. The Rangers were at Rio
Grande City. The general opinion Of the
frontier was that war with Mexico was
inevitable. The disastrous defeat of the
Liberals in Mexico had damaged the pros
poets of McLane's treaty in Washington.
A body Of one thousand picked men, raised
in Texas, had proffered their services to
the Government to act against Cortinas