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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15
NEWS FROM ScRrHay xgxlco.
our matsmoras Correspondence.
MArANoRAs. Sept. 20, lsGo.

Grad IaDleaur ~ Tie Opposing Forces Chances
Ecc3ly BalaFotd-A Ae'c General IA Command
II Re L5erdl Kogces-P Programme 81 he En-
seing Campo iga-Gea. Cdrcqidl Disappointed.
Disguised dHd DtstoNdc,t- MoRsrs IL ne T,,te-
rior--GOr. lidamgJ osd ne Fo,ign Mer.
chants Moia8oyus Hcas II Iaic,rst-- Market
Report and Fb.m,cidl Slaieg,ela, DC, DC.
Gen. carvajh has just returned from the int.
rior and reports the condition Of the two contend.
ing parties 10 lie as follows:--Gen 0rtega, with
from ten to twelve thousand liberals, j. cncampcd
near Cuadalajara, while Miramon, with six or
seven thousand reactionaries y again n the city q
Mexico, aud Gen. Vol, with three thousand rcse-
tionares, Is closely besegcd By 0rsega In the city
Of Cusdalaiara. As you have probably already
heard, Gen. Cobos has been driven from 0aiaca,
with loss OF eli bis force and artillery. 1t 4 re.
portcd here that he had three thousand men aud
twenty tw 0 pieces Of ordnance.
General Carysjal thinks that Ortega viii not
make any advance movement upon the city Of
Mexico until he has taken Guadalajara COR he does
not consider Al all proper to leave strong posi-.
ton garrsoned by bis enemies In the rear. And a.
General Vol hes only three thousand men, and Is
surrounded % twelve 1enssnd, tie probabilities
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Besides this, other entered for Eng sh
houses N Zacatccas, making total u Eugish funds
sezed upwards Of half milton. There very little
American money enterc1
The ccnduo,a business Ike everything else ia Mexico
depends upon fe of the liberal forces be
Gu~dala They should have arrived there day and
should be advised Of their suoccss u1s lo who de-
ferce the place. II reported to have 0te Against
thcs opposed than double the number Although
the sirongy fortified there appears be douot
Of e result Of The siege sun, In Mexico everything
uDceg tain.
Yoar correspondent rcssmes bis journey 10 morrow,
and hcpes 10 be Ia the heart of the three lays
from whence you may expect authentic reports
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AcArrroo, sept IL, 1870.
Arrival y Ne cyare-At,<mpt 20 ssise Governor Ama6
" ne Governor n SfraIoa- Troops Sent Aeaina Ia
Pa, d.
The United States ship oyane arrived hers 10 dv from
Ia raz, Lower California; having touched ~ hsxStAn and
San Bias on the passage down.
At Mazatsr she landed Governor Roo and the refu.
gees from Ia pax Vega, the Governor Of suaoa being
Of their party, about to seize smsor hcn MazAt-
isn1 and II s said, to shoot him, when he escaped and
took refuge on board cf the cyaue, whose command
afforded him passage to this port, from whence he viii
probably proceed the country and see President
Jusrez touching The late revolution In Lower California
General Vegas motives FOR his towards Anaaor
are mot known Che processes TO be q bcraD, but II u
thought that he desires 70 install Of hts friends O..
vernon Of Lower California ami having the power ntens
70 try and exercise II Independently x the Juarez gJgcrn-
menf
At the last Colonel Arsuo tAmadors deputy1
was IN full possession Of Ia rsz and preparing himself 10
hold ~ BE considered 70 be Determined man, and II
remains 70 be whether the troops srt there from
Mazatlau BY Vega can whip him out.
Her Brltsnnic nscstys ship rylsd,s or twenty guys,
vas al hasstlan the 10Th TO sal next day for Ia Pa
an wen On board Of the oyane
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our Vera Cruz Correspondence.


cr,ai csy Ssd Ea7s Woo'-7ae Tinted States yasa,
Hvce- uiesea Erpmss--H-Avs q Mr. KcLaa< S--Tie
Bomeerdaer, Pcs,Pmea- HealA q vra Crtr, dc.
Al here Is mail about ieavlng svsl myself OF the
opportunity n letting ron know what has been done
hero What excitement and confusion there most
have been home when the news Of Tho conisna ed
sranish bcmbsrdnent reached you As yet everything
sisnes as uruaino, brick disturbed and nobody hur,
The spanish force hero consists o. two resseh 70
watch ihcm have three large irixntes two smaller
vesscls, and some Ave elk The way. What an
immense expense Tor poihng-for nothing VIA intended
spain can. carry war % ar away from homo. AL
this looks 80 strange, when here everything
knows thai this great feet and large newspaper head
nsA despatch boat 70 New Orleans and The alarm In
the Cabinet, brought BY the xsA,us gen
lcasn In charge q tho legation &c now s frightened
AZ The results Of his ncie, and one would vk why the
Hon. Robert McIAne roi here 10 attend 10 his bus
ness Instead q leaving II In the hands OF young aud
incxrotierccd mRn. The bark Maria Conception, about
which much has been sad ms been dlsmsnilod All
hscd coto under the Castle 10 await the decision OF the
court his no doub, world have been msic before
had " not been Tor tho threat Of the spanxris Nov
there dculty thor camp She Nlnsslsr Insist
ING that the commodore too hssty he gesa Indignant
AMI starts on for Havana with three q his ships TIE
opinion here 10 thai nothing viii be done upt1 zone more
favorable opportunity Oors for Spain settle the aar
when Jusrtx IL IN the ASCENDANT.
me health Of the city this sumner has boon ably
The city quite fall Of ooers from the United stites
ssaIn with but ntts N that Tue bark Rapid arrived
here The l&ih. No other American vessel IN port,
No other nsws.
Tx,a Csrx, sept ~, 1880.
7A< AnftcaH S7sadrcn a vera crys--yo Necessity for
Large FIRE. c,,rdtion cf k>rfcan Independence, &c.
The Uacd states STRAIN frgsts susquehsnna Ia here ss
informed you, and the Powhstan arrived this morning.
The Former came here IN eleven days from New York. and
The latter steamer fourteen aud bali days from Pills
tclpta.
am quite a. loss 10 understand The cause Of ~.
ssbliog 20 srge naval force a. this place. when
vcseel would b. quite suert give Tho necessary pro.
lection 10 Americans N 81 ANY ducul,y by either
land sea- - all that could be legally done without
authority fnn Ctrgwsa xovi he - scvo ans An sr1a
citizens CO board " wn0m 90 not th nk there are
dossp In The whole city of Vera Cr1x aug an osttaa
that aye noasant dollars would parotasa ever ceuts
worth Of American EfaFfry f~srs n tbs paea
I presume, however, that tie csrA&tiSa lelscs
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ta1r Of their way, and MEXICO meg yea be free and
happy country. DeviAte but ttle 70 the right
~ 70 tho le and the scenes which for the As my
yeas have daced the history Of the country and rem
dersds Mexico byword amongst nations VIII continue
70 DO enacted. heavy responsibility rests upon those
who undertaken the regeneration OF the country
May they prove equal 70 the task.
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ton and h uroer tho circumstances excuxAbe enough
vas no aprropraton Ct funds entrusted 70 their care
but = postpcpcment FOR short period o. ray
merits which yes not In their po~cr :, make. 50 far
a the English osnvcnsoa concerned tho ~ mpashizsrs
viii be fcw inderd The fGnd cssents ally Spanish and
Mexican ard ~ present shape entitled 70,
and ought never 70 have been admitted under, Britain
ne rass arrival ct vera Cruz o. the sss couduc,a
despatched by the Niramon faction vas certsnly
great piece Il gcoi fortrne AMI attributable chiefly
70 The fact that the rcmsancss thereby made prn
ciraiiy Spanish. No the seizure Of ha Qua
nslusio conducts known ,nsI "a attempt Wa msae 70
the departure q another condacsa from this city but
AFTER sbc example oct bF Robes and Msrqaez Mr. Mathew
fseicn L, % scvcre ,ess,he more % a very ngly ~.
touching the safety OF Of 5000 90, belonging
70 the bondnoiaers, had Tor some time previously becn
Ouins 70 au.reatenlur movement made anon pueblo.
oroe Of iwo Thousand men was de- patched, es days
almost impossible 70 ascsrtAin with any degrees Of
opinion appears % DO that oregs has dpa.chei CON.
siderable force 10 aid in The reduction " Gustalsaa
which strange 10 say STIR holds out Tais ascompllsasd
and the rcsis in better state, II Il supposed he viii
sTvapced ruard o. The main body q liberals wouli
srRw 70 be IN Topic del Rio, frog whcnce 70
Guansasso various desanhcd parties are chartered,
with about 600 men, maintains his position IN san An
sustn about Ave leagues nom THIS city and although
have ali proved uSsucsesefa 10 clear that vita ordi
sry energy and activity the liberal rarty coah Within
short periof, ccrccntfAtt eCnc - GOO mcn ro1nf
Tie civ OF Nexco which, with garrison Of eight or ten
toassd dsaseced and IA paid ro0ps, could long
hold out II r., therefore, confidently hcpst that may
shortly look forward 70 different state Of shinr'
ne liberal party, ri the eleventh hour, have much
more 4, fear from pretended friends snl Diplomatic med
aims than from tho OF their rppo.snts AMI "a IA
against The false advice Of The and the insd1s
Of The other ney ought % BE- cautouet uasnskod
By comprnu uninAaenCod ~ the siri.e ~ nsu Who
have siieuea revelations, ard VITO fDr Their sci
nsb ends have sver betrayed The best Interests 81 ther
ourty, et them steadily rurtle tcs rev SIN st
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
NOTICE.

TNEE subscriber having bought all the
Tools, Stove and Furniture belonging to
the Tin Shop formerly owned by me aid re-
Gently and now used by JoHs ". WExsELI.Jr..
and having loaned said Wensell tools, stove
and furniture aforesaid, during my pleasure.
does hereby give notice that sad property is
my own, and has been loaned as above. and
all persons are hereby forbidden interfering
with the same as il is wholly mine.
DANIEL SCHRACk.
LewiSburg. Dec. 81, 1889.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
MARRIED.

On tho 18th inst. hy I.rag gloe, 81, PETTR MARTIN
AMI Miss ELLEN iESS,tl:. all Of icgishurG
On the 18th inst by Jno Enmi.t EsI JNCOB BURNS
of Chlpm and CAfii tRtSE ktNT2 of p,nrs To.
On th, 18th iust. by l;av Z. .GITisumyer DAVID Az.
MILLER aud LEAH NURAND both OF N.Iliecresk TIP.
By y :. S.audykunst. Esq 2lst uit, WILLIAM HUfS
and Miss CAFuARiNG Z SiOPbELL. 10Th uIt, David
". NCAgTi and Miss HESEILTTA L. ALLAN-all Of
Brady Tp.
In Sunhury. 18th inst, by Rev. James D. Rear'on.
THOMAS b. GRANT, and Miss AMELIA WIAETON,
all Of sunbury.
On the l9.h inst. hy J. D. Barr Esq. SEYMoEE AN
MONS and Miss CAROLINE KLINE. all Of Delaware Tp.
on the i2ih hist, ~ Rsy. X e. Npurr, rfIER HER
Die and Miss EiCiE daush of Hon John ". Mayn-
ard. all of Wiliiamsport.
ou 're 10Th inst hy Rcv.G Krotel, JACOB EICEI-
IDLTL fpreman In Union orrcr. formerly of Lcwi,bur)
aud Miss HARRIET L kSlSNAN all OF Lancaster.
by Esy Ups hnls lgth inst. HENEi HAEICN and
Miss MARTHA tau ,htrr cf VI. .tsWarth o5 Ey7yg.
.'l ipst. PHILIP NirIENJYER aGd Miss rANN 4
KIM EY Of franklin. Also hECH'D NIDDLEsWAR Il
and Miss LOUISA KINNEY OF Beaver.
In Milton, Nv c. G. Cutler. HENRY GEIGERanl Miss
ANNA MpGGER, both Of IoGtour Co.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
auditors IEo.ice.

In the orphans Court Of Union county, in the
matter Of the Estate of SAMUEL SrRIckLAND,
decd.
TA1HE undersigned Auditor, appointed by
the Court aforesaid, 10 distribute the bal
ance IN the hands Of !. Merrill Linn, ESD,
Administrator of said deceased, 10 and among
those legally entitled to the same, Will meet
all interested at his Office on South Second
street.in the Borough OF Lewisburg, on Thurs
day, the "a day Of February, i. b. lsGo al 10
O'Clock, 4. VI. JAMES B. HANLlN.
Jan. 6, 1860 Auditor.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
UNION COUNTY STAR LEWISBURG CHR0NlCLE-JAN a. 1850
News licm5 from O.bcr Counties

News licm5 from Olbcr Counties.
There were 20I buildings erected in
Reading city, last year.
The Brewery Of Godlob Fritz, near Shs.
mokin was destroyed by fire.
The Democrats of Clinton county, meet,
lith Feb. to nominate Representative Del
egate, aud elect Senatorial and Represen-
tative Couferees. Those in Center county,
net on the 9th.
Thirty Sheriff. Deeds were acknowl.
edged in last Northumberland county
Court.
The Geman Reformed Church of Milton
have reno leled the interior Of their house
of worship. and again entered upon its use.
The Methodists are occupying the base
meut Of their new house.
An IciShman is committed to Jail in
Lock Haven, having stolen property from
several persons in that town.
Perry county declared for Cameron as
her FIRST choice for President, and Bates
her second.
A correspondent Of the Milionian high
ly compliments DR.. Eve!aud Of that pace
for his dexterity and scieutiic skill in ex-
tracing teeth with hut little pain. This
he does by applying to the offending bone
a small electric charge, Diminishing its
sensbiIi,y aud that of It's vicinity, and, il
not making it a pleasure to lose a tooth,
IL ln If
l.. Ilaiues is appointed Post Master at
Beaver Springs, Snyder county, in plscc
Of Albright lloch, resigned.
\ man in Muncy, on whose premises
quite store of stolen articles Of various
kinds were found, escaped from the con
stable while under arrest, bounded into
the fields towards Nor,bum3erlnd county,
aui escaped. His name is Robert S;ahl,
and he had been thieving for months.
James Powl, genuine Black" Re
publican Of ScllnsSrovo, has accepted Rob
ert Swiucford's challcugr fer a political
discussion, and suggests 22i Feb. ut Mid
dlehurg, as the time aud place.
\ Cameron Club has been organiz d in
LewiStowu.
We have been informed ty workmcn,
nf hi, plac-, cmp.ayei b. N,>,rs. Mar i
Grify, wnp ar engaged IA railroad con
>.r,rs.uart = e" hr lj'ar in Ergiai1,
.har rr a-.,Lrt - ,yr "k-li, uris in that
: ..r. ~, .,.g.- tf.. H''t mcu t2v,
... 80 in-I.r.G "a u. .a ''rr -uautre-
,ui n.;.r prey Q, o.. + ii ., '.ioo .
Tnr con,rac. i 81, t..i jos! -,b'c f.r .
he acts of one Of ra,.r lfj-h hands wao .
was charged with having tampered "l;h a
lave We believe the works Of those gen
lcmen are located in Jefferson county,
where Brown and his accompllces were
.uhg.-SanJury G"-ehe.
The Lewistown Gazette notices the
'eath in that place, on the 18th lust, of
William Ross, E-q, formerly editor of that
'aper, a member of the Legislature from
'lfflin county, and State Agent on the
'enn'a. Il. Il.
A man had bis arm broken in attempt
ne to jump upon a car in motion near
iuncy Depot.
The Pottsvillc Miners Journal contains
cry full statistics Of the Coal Trade, a.
customary with that paper on the COM
icnccmcnt of each year We copy from
the following interesiin: particulars:
The whole quantity of Anthracite and ,
,her kinds sent to market, sums up
n 1859, S,SS9,1S1 tons.
Il 1853, 7,T4;3Ss "
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

There are a number of influential citi-
zens of Ottawa, Illinois, in the prison at
Chicago, awaiting trial for the mons'rous
wrong of feeding and harboring poor
slave! 1t is stated that there is so much
sympathy expressed for the prisoners that
the jail is crowded with visitors, from
morning till night, and that there has
nothing happened in Illinois, this many
day, that produces such an increase to
the Republican ranks.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
Dissolution Of Partnership.

TE7HE Partnership heretofore existing under
the Firm OF J. Il p. S. D,ja1d.rfer. Of
BdiTiloe township, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Ali persons indebted To
tue said Firm will please call and settle their
accoanis, asi those having claims against the
same are requested To present them for settle
meui 10 Jacob DleleGderfer.
NIB. Afer the I5rh OF January, $50. | will
leave the Books Of said Firm with Saml Ew-
ing Esd. for settlement and collection.
JACOB DIEFENDERFER
Dec. 81, i ID 1859 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
ETncrtGrs' Wntina.

"HEREAS, letters te>ramentary on the
w estate OF William Mcclure, late Of the
Borough of Lewi>burg, decd, have been IS
sued, and, granted 10 the subscriber, in due
form ot law, notice IS hereby given 10 al per-
sons knowing themselves 20 be indebted 10
SAID estate, 10 make immediate payment; /;
and those having claims against the same,
Will presen, them duly authenticated Tor set
tcmcni. WM. JONES, Executor.
LewiSburG, Jan. 81, ls6Gw6
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

Total increase in 1859, LIS, 5,399 tons.
The Muncy Luminary speaks of iron
ore having been discovered three or four
miles northwest of that Borough.
1t would not, perhaps, be going beyond
the truth to say that the great majority oi
the iron works in Pennsylvania, are eth
er under the SheriiT's hammer, OF are in
a condition to undergo that ordeal. This
is a serious truth, to which the debating
Society at Washington appears to be per
fectly Indifferent. If our present reve-
nue. laws are beneficial to no one else, the
Sheriffs at least cannot complain of their
effects Su"bury Ga-ette.
A painful accident occurred in Pine
township, Columbia county, on the eve
ming of the lst inst. Achild OF Robert J .
and Dorcas F. Lyons was so terribly
burned from the explosion Of a fluid lamp
that he died iG few hours after. He
was their only child, little over three
years of age.
E. L. Piper sold the John Leiser farm,
a short distance from Watsontown, to
Isaac Vincent, for Sl06 an acre. The
farm consists of 102 acres, bringing a
price of Sl0,S12.
IRONwoRKs SToPPED.-There are six
furnaces in Centre County, and of these
only two are in operation, viz. llecla and
Eagle. Within few weeks two of the
largest operating firms have stopped their
works, thus throwing hundreds of work
men out of employment. Thousands Of
tons of iron of their manufaciure are in
the market but there is 10 demand for it,
What beautiful commentary upon the
Democratic policy, "Protection for the
sake of Revenue -
Isaac Mace, hailiag from Hollenback,
Luzerne county, was arrested, in Wilk,s-
Barre, on Friday last. He had stolen
some twenty -four sheep, within few days,
and sold them to one of the Wilkes Barre
Butchers. That chap deserves to be sent
to the Peuitenriary or to Cougress.-Ber-
rirk Gn>cne.
The Post Office at Northumberland has
been removed To SCOTS new building in
Queen Street
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

NOTICE j, hereby given that letters tesla
- ncu'ary o0 the las; will and te>taEr .t
9i JOHN M~!iEL, la'e Of BgF-!oe
township, tHi.u county. deceased. haze beer
granted 70 the subscriber, by The ".,'.r I
Union coIa'y, ia due form Of lav,.he alI
person, indebted to said estate are roGuesi"dto 90
make inmeia' payment, and those having
claims against The same viii present them
property authenticated for settlement to Ike
subscriber Nth nj jeiar.
JOIN SCURi"K. Executor.
Fast Bn1liNa Iannlrr O. Is-..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

Z y the notice rf the Assignee Account of
I Levi ~Icruer aud ]. Woods Brown, Assig-
roes uG Wan. N.iRrri. Having flied their ac-
count, WIN. Jones Vas appointed hy the
Court Of Union county 10 audit and make dis
gFibutIou Of the amoua, IA the As gnees hands
&c, aud Will meet all Partie, interested, al
HI, Office in LewiShurr, ON Wednesday the
first DAY If February 1860 [ai 10 o'clock. 4.
". Of said day) of which You will please take
notice. WlI. JONES, AulJiyr.
Jan. 1, ISG0.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
CT,TETSlL.

4 general meeting Of The members Of the
y Union county Agricultural Society vii!
be held al the Office OF J. A. Merlz in The Bor-
cugh of iewisburg, on Tuesday the lilh day
Of February next. between the hours of and
o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose Of
eieciing officers for the ensuing year.
J, \. MERTZ, Rec. Sec.
Jan. is, 1850.
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E'Ss. /.
Lesris5ssrg, PS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. -, 1850.

nyppTI1H, Manufacturers, Merchants Nerhahie'
A D,hni Hs ,s. ;' CIV and Country. PGhshrrs-
4, who wish to buy or ewoaIi 40 veil to % employ The
.olumns Of the L,,ol9 cr"n,, mnrh ,t !,
'i1, ~ active solvent producers, consumers
- 49,. a. any in the state
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
SDecial Wo:iCa,

VENAX Collectors and Tax Payers of Union
county will bear in mind that we are
much in need OF fund, TO meet current expru-
seS, and hope that By February Court they
will make strong effort to supply an e&haus-
ted Treasury.
ROBERT ii. LAIRD, Treasurer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27

rTDrs. .Backhouse and N.C-Puriy-
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons-have formed
partnership IN Lewi>burg. DR.. bacAhonNe
has derived benefits from residence IN Ter
many, and DR.. Puriy has had considerable
rracuce at hi, former home IN Inc North
eastern part OF this state.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-27
NOTICE.

NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
twoea las. L. LoRpFLL ard Gro. E. L.U-
nLNsL,cyr, trading as Jas. E. LobdelI q Co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. TIE
business Of the late firm will be Se,Ied by
Geo. E. hau lenslagerwho alone is authorized
10 use tine name Of the firm il settlement
JAS r. LOHUELL
GRO Z. LhJDENSI, ,AGER.
White Deer MlHs, UairH o., Pa. JAM. 1850
The undersigned Intends to carry on busi-
ness, at tie cd stand, and sol.clis 4 share Of
the public Taironn@e.
iS.2i3 &. u. E.LkUDENSLAGER.