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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
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Hon John Ben returned 70 us osy yesterday from
Philadelphia whittier he had gone for his family ms re-
ocpuon most cordial and enthuSastic very large
the depot q The Louisville and Nashville Railroad and
marched IN proccsioa with him the City Heel where
be was welcomed home By Hon. Nell s. Brown, IN oos
ocIcbssted wherever he known. Mr.. Boil, speaking
from "a open carriage 20 ne iDmsoss throng thai
crowded I'll the svaab spaos between the hotel md Ne
returned his thanks for ne crd ercctns which ne hd
received ron these with whom 10 had lived and vhe
had sustained End upheld BIN In an the trying aad
just emphasis 10 the evih which eocopass country
and the oangeu 70 which the rcpublic subjectcdto
the honor which had been coaersd upon him BY body
for their ability nd conservatism, many o. whom would
have beco more compstsn, perhaps Than himself 70 bear
Tie standard and 70 lead tAs fdeads Of the ooosa.
Sesss them-ssd TO sSs rs!sscs a sns country upcu
the strcns sud sobcr Judgment Of me people 70
assert and MAINTAIN TIE constitution, the Union and Ne
H. ~: s, ss n s ss
deeply me majesy ssA povw q hs eAnss and nan, an1
the duties and responsibilities rsssias spou shem c
EsiDg who vas VII Am IA ne carriage, was oalsd %
earnestly Thai he VS. ocmpeibod 70 rsepond In . br1ef
speech, vhch chAr.risrss ef tAs povsv NE bosss
Bp rcmaSss, ipee pur,bes Il the people ncs Mr. Bs
N the psrlorS Of The hotel, oQcng hin their oougrasuls
IONS and shaking hs honsa hAnd - that q true ana
The reccpesu was spontsnscrs and enthusiastic; many
fray headed Who AsA known and aescczated With
Mr.. Bel from his boytood we're in The proosstoa- A
cheer amer cheer vcsi up with such enthusiasm e. 70
make the wetln friy ring During Ne rsospsoo speech
Of Gov Brown and tbs reply o. Mr.. Bell Ne ooscrvet
70 srs The hearts Of the people ere with him aad for
HIN. me display Of yesterday 10 but N Ind enAco ~
how the people G Tennfsec.e least. wiz rally 70 his
support and that OF ihe ocssf'uoo The un''s ssd Ne
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Since January l.. s2s, es7 asa 2iss5,s7s s2,2z 2a2
The excess Is again on the side OF the current
year, and the aggregate increase in our exports
since January Is now about t7,25o,0O0 over last
year and A. $50 900 over 1858. The chief items OF
export last week were cereals-of which VIC note
pretty heavy shipments to Great Britan-bread-
stuff, which wo supplying, as usual, TO all parts
Of the world, and miscellane ous articles The
cotton export was light last week, the principal
shipment being to Havre. Adding the specie ex-
port to that Of merchandise and produce, the &C
count Of the port for the week will show larger
balance against rs than the same week last year
did; for though the imports were light, and the
produce expert larger than last year. the decline in
the specie export was very considerable.
Money Ii very easy indeed, and We hear of Dor.
rowers who pretend to pay le~ than Eve per cent
We can hear OF no actual transactions below that
figure, but there can be no question but the sup.
ply at that rate Is in excess OF the demand. Good
paper was never so scarce ~ II is; the per cent
Treasury notes are wanted at one per cent pre-.
MUM. The reduction in the hank rate of interest
In England b calculated 10 encourage further ex-
panaon here.
Foreign exchange ID quoted 8at-ths asking
rates being 1895 for 60 day bills on London, and
llos for short xight-less the usual brokerage
in both cases. Cor bills on Paris, sl2f Nj for 90
day hills, and 5Ill for short sight. he5Arket il
very bare Of suitable commercial bills, and bars
are scarce and dear; hence many bsnksn are not
anxious 70 sen. The steamer Asia, which sails TO-
morrow, viii probably take very small amount Of
gold The next heavy shipment WIN be on sstur.
dsy.
The following are tile last quotations OF sigh. ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
quotations being In al cases for gold
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I've vssks beysnd Ash tDe, 70 sosoUm0da>s frendB
- The sahsr si6s WIN hghk IA Rasesss zero 10
ssd here Win The vsv Vat hey sKht - abb V psr
uspass any nnbusasr msvsossS nsAe aganss Mexico;
Bet, Ne Knights sf tAs Golden 0rcs dA nss ssas ~
complimentary bah was gwen In homer q CAPT Ford DO
fore the party left IL supposed hero that The delsy Il
TIE Rangers In mot going immediassy into the aserior
has frustrated Gen. Housson's entire scheme; for b
positively asserted by Houstons friends that his design
was 70 withdraw Me Rangers allow Oortinas 70 return
upon another robbery expedition, and then, befosc tbs
sleepy force Of Uncle Sam could interfere, Old esm tas
Houston familiarity clled) Intended 70 call the force Of
Texas mo the Aeld and throw himself Il the head Of
oonauerns column Of i've ten thousand men, upon tho
Northern States Of Mexico. There the great defect
with irregular forces, that they cannot be made 70
and therefore, the best schemes Of commanding officer
liable to be spoiled BY the delays Of sabaltern his
fbs Dntrct Court has been In session here for the last
three weeks, with docket perfectly starting. One ia
dctment asne hundred eighty peYsous OF
treason and another ACCUSES the ike number Of murder
Besides this grand summing up, here any quantity Of
smaller indictments, which sufficient 70 keep
busy for entire welvemonth. Mott Of thOee iadted
belonged TO Cortna party, and
in the crowd which csue 70 attack shis place When you
consider that there not than eighty persons
the county liable 10 do fury duty must strike
jurors have hard time VI II word Of caution 70 the
criminals who capable Of fec thss they nesd
mot rush out her for participation tn the legal bun
nees. The lawyers here talk Of emigrat;ng because
at each session Of the court hsy arc kept busy pleading
cases TO which they are apponte1 by the coart tt-
At local election held here on sudsy last Mr. Geo
Dye was elected Mayor ana Aessrs +. Cummings, r. O.
kipgsbury, VIM. Douglas. Galvao. T. Z. De MAG F
Yturria, II. Miller, VIM Johnson and Oas. HenkIe were
elecled Aldermen
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There was reaction at the Stock Exchange this
morning, and all the speculative stocks we're lower.
No cause was assigned for the decline; IL proceed.
ed, In all probability, from q Simultaneous endes
vor Of ths bulls TO realize profits under cover Of tho
sdvoes Of the reductioof the bank rate Of interest
in kngiand. New York Central fell from 80 70 s2i
closing that bid against s2l yesterday; Gsisns fel
70 cAl. Rock laand 70 COT, Pacific Mail 10 ~, and
other stocks to corresponding figures Nothing
new has been developed In the Pacific Mad
mystery AZ Me close OF business hours TO.
day the dividend had been paid on 359ss
shares Of stock, and nc fraud had been
discovered. Many weeks may elapse before
the true state Of affairs is discovered IL Il, how
ever, pretty certain nov that no very large over.
issue can have taken place. and that no one win be
loser by any maud that may have been commit
ted, except the company, which is well able 70
stand the loss. psnsma reached Log Ut one hour
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fknoHrs.-haees ADVANCED, and This circuuaG1nnos
snoeo curtan eceneeuents. To Liverpool there were
s1pped bushsh grain q 3D.. bulk and baes 1oo
q Scs - Hhds ssew Z "a IS bSs poss ~ !. = q
10 Looda leo ssross bssS were taken q q. "a Ia
Glasgow there were engaged IL 900 buahs corp ~ IVA
"a IN shipperp nd IN sbps hen Tsopsc11vslv rnl
1910 bols Gcur - - "a. Two vesDsis we're
ior YORK and markst 10 oad with grain IN bun n Iod
HII.saiss Of zoo bsss ns1s ohsssy :. 81, ssr
nors---sAles Of 70 bales were made a Ia a lie
el3 per toni monthe ~
soiAsm -saiss q 81 hhds- Porto Rieo ana Ils bbls
Cupa muecovAdo we're made at D.
NAVAL s1onDL~-1hc naykse was qu,ss A AZ a x5no
Sr sprs surpsniine, end ~ d "a 81 " Sor cossoo
p.o.!uoxs.-ro rk--Ths market was heavy and lower.
wnlc NE s.lss embvaccd sboss 800 bbs. inepdne new
~ N2 ~ Besf vas saeady and In fair requsss, vth
ssiss q - 200 bbk including country ms@, II % .
-, repacked Western ~ $40 90, and EXTRA duo af
I'll rs 81 20 Prime men nominal ~ e18 o1s
end beef hAms f13 sle Cut Dce were m mir dernaad
Win sales Of 900 hhds and usross ~ % p)<o Tor
nrn win sasss or about 700 bbh and usross II 90
Nc Included ube saes wers 200 bbls rspsvts1 scv
Juse delivery q i0r. Butter was plenty and duli while
ohsese vas Unchanged.
Rrr ~ firm, Win limited saiss
sxsaws--Tbe marke vas quite active, Win Q sp>ou,a
hhds chIs6y Cuba mnsrovsdos, mnsAly q $50. 5rc
Ir Yehahe goods, asd II fc Sc. for eroosry No.
ne hfew AGure fcs prime rhe sales aso swkrsc~X
7n boxss and 90 hhds Molado a D. 4
wssxKr Sales Of 900 bbh were made a N "a
fcsAcnc-Bustnees quiet; 10 change b pr,css rbc
Are embraced hhda Keutscky = Gxc. - 1sJes ma
sss, ~ 10 u ossss sd lsaf - lee.
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IN the day. but Afterwards fen back 20 1885, closing
that bid. At the close stocks were steady at The
following 6gures;- Virginia 6's, 90 . !; Missouri
e's, "a .; Canton, 2l3 n; Cumberland Coal, l3a
. lAa; Pacific Mail, sst D; Now York Central, s2&
. J.; Erie, 22i 4; Hudson River, 4s3 4; Hailem,
lsf !; do. preferred, 400 . Al; Reading, 42a
al; Michigan Central, 500 l; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, l23 q 4; do. guaranteed,
25laa Panama, 1881 Z; Illinois Central, 6ls q
I; Galena and Chicago, 64l ]; Cleveland and
Toledo, 500 Z; Chicago and Rock Island, 693
al.
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How 60 Make New slave states.
TO THE EDrToR or rux HERALD.

NV YoRk, May n, 1880.
ns well known that The f6l Agricultural devsopsasni
Of The ssase Of Texas inpossbIs now, from the want
Of water, - Inst q NE Msaappl basin BY the period
cal excses ON Tue rsnsedy fw these two res evils
may probably be procured By dravna OF INTO TIE Rio
Grsnde pan o. the waters Of The Missouri and in the pas
sge hrsatne BY systematic canals the lands that have
point ard Pscs Bsnccs pcrt Duncan for the terminus
q grand canal one u al acquainted with the ground
cannot 80 any more natural obsaces Than thcse psces
ary 70 rive 70 engineers tssk fov M work Of reclaim
ING tvo birds q Ne area u that ssos u Ne republic
W,WP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
BEARD II C0umcilmeu.
THE PRINTING or THE TELEGRAPH CABLE CELgBRA-
TON.

The following veto was sent to the board OF Counc'en
at their last meeting, but not reached
MAYORS 0ruu, NEW YoRx. Nay 81, 1880.
To THE HovoRARin THE Board or CouNmMKS-
GEsIlAxsI herewith return tho resolution pro ,csng
10 thousand cop~s Of the report OF the SpecA
Committee appointed In 1858 to make arrangements for
the celebration Of the Atlantic Cable that report pos
ressed any merit, which Ia doubtful 10 quite certain
that no public interest attach 1t this time Tina,
oelebrs uon-the event which create t-the attending
crmstanoee and perfos upon the oocason have
passed away, and have NO longer any pubic value Bot
however mertorious the charter ntervenes 70 prevent
the Publishing Of the report except By contract under
and upon sealed bias and after publicly advertising ton
dsys This restriction Of the chsrser imperative, and
muat cantrol presents an insupersbIe barrier 70 ths
adoption Of this resolution therefore return without
APPROVAL FERNANDO WOOD.
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is reported a. follows
The exchange market has been very Inactive since
last, We hAve not been appraised Of any in
Of either foreign domestic. Inc do and for
most classes Continues unab.ted but the supply nas be
at previous figures, which repeat e foDowsACear
sterling bills 100 lo9x and 1921, the latter excep-
tsnal figure. Bills with shipping documents attached,
losk'a 1cSh and l0SA Francs 10 . bl3x per dollar.
Sixty day bill ON New York, &c, and x per cent
discount Sight z y per cent pr e,nium. -
The Peoria Transcript says of the Bureau Val
ley Railroad that
The freshts rapidly increasing. On Thursday las
two trains brought In forty loaded with produce,
principally grain destined for the East and Chicago
The earnings of the Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad IN April, 1850, were *s5 o55 IL in April,
1859, ts7,esl 81. Gain in April, 1860, s7,s7s 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23


The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $25 ,907,ll AZ, and the balances
81 ,435 00s ~.
Mr.. Haws, the City Comptroller, has returned
from Chicago, and been placed in possession of
the facts of the controversy between the Mayor
and Mr.. Stout respecting the City Chamberlainship.
The opinions of Judge Bronson and Charles O'Ce-
nor, Esq, affirming that the Mayors power to re-
move Mr.. Stout for cause was not diminished by the
act passed at the last session Of the Legislature,
were laid before Mr.. Haws. and tomorrow or next
day Gas soon as he has had time to look into the
subject and confer with his counseD decision may
be expected. We have reason to believe that the
decision will be in favor of Mr.. Platt, newly ap-
pointed Chamberlain, whose bonds as rendered, are
for 500, 900.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks
presents the following aggregates as compared
with those of the previous week.
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In - N hour wH heavy, with sales of 600 7oo bbE
70 0a ~ % fer extrA eouthern -four W. m iHr -
msno, WIN Aos Of 400 bbh., closing saalsr fsr sons
gsdes and within the range Of tho above quo1asioua
X hour v9 unchanged, while ne saIss snhrUced
about $50 bbls, reported sold in Ios. Or -
wS heavy q quotations. aad salss nniseS
ior export me sales embraced about 70 900 bcshe;.
ineiudl,g milwaukee, club s 81 "a 81 2S cosiue ~ Al
~ iof prime; Iowa spring at 81 %, Chcaeo sprIa mr.
70 NO a. vi 10 81 "a red stats n 81 a. "a ,uIau
not OF western white a 81 S. Corn was n rod supelv
ana prices wore lower, while thcrs was n dsunanS -
export The sales were large, and were repovSsd IN D.
sgGtgate IA The neiehborbood d 100 900 bushslp n
Guiding unsound or dislery casgoes II SEQ go; eooI
70 choice mixed Western ri 0ec . Tic. ana Wes1srr vel
low al &c TO. and Il CSC Tic for round yeliov
Souhern vhae was steady, and hed q Sic narisv NJ
Irregular. A sale Of e,006 bushsls limos soid q n
barey mAt was quics ~ TIC ssc Osss were slsedy
llc. &c
o.rrrx-rho market vas quIss; 100 bsss a. no sold
- iSc lec Tho stocx OF RIO co6ss On iks ISsh Nav
l5co was 1916 baes; sales for ooasumptua ssnaSs6 ~
~ begs. Stock a RIO No IA DAY q ~. 40
l1ees eees hancaibo, 2s9 baGs IAgsayra - -,
Csyon, 1900; Costa Hca, 2<20 baxs Java mo- IL m.
government bags, 100; ~. Domiseo, 80 -. ssher
$40 bags Total bags and rnais % - ~
stock q RIO on Nay 10 ~ New Oreans w. - ~ -.
baltimore, 600; 22d, Nsw York, l1sla Toeni a 20
orroS.-The market was quite sssady vh1Is - 49,
about 1000 bsss cosns vhh u rsareiof
We following qsotatioos,-
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Exports from the Port - New York to Fo-
reign Ps~ts COR the week Ending May -,
1850.
Pkr VaJse. Pigs. Tdi,N-
F1osr, bSis... 800 sl,s5l Irsa task ssta
F'nitnre, rkp ~ Lunser, n. 5000 1rso
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.


TUESDAY, May 22-G Pm.
The following is q comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive of specie) from New York TO
foreign ports for the week and since January L.
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The New Orleans papers OF Friday, just re-
ceived, report an easier money market Exchange
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23

each. .nSs
- -. :. 80
store lo4 No ias yrcni o.. M. "a iseo
Ry James n Miller.
acuse and c q ooh - bst IN and sh 0svs7 q 800
No 1T SD ri, 10 exlcoa .......... ECO
= saith n, bsn Sin. r ioth sv, 10 free l'foo
os = = 10Th ~, 20 n n In. y lsesh n, 2ssfso
cseh.,.,..",.'."".".....,...............I ,sos
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Impsrtations (othsr than DRY oseas -
speeis) ut the Pert II New Ye1ns -
Week endlna MAY No. $780,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-02
a Corrupt LegIsIaturs.

IF we may iudge BY the accounts IN the pa
pers, Biack-Republican as well as Demo
cratic, independent and neutral, there was
never a more venal. corrupi. and alto
gsther infamous legislature In New York, or
any other State. than that which has inst ad-
i5urned al Albany. T. was in session for
mere than a hundred DAYS, and its whole his
tory is marked with nothing else than the
most hagiious and shameful action. The to-
tai tate tax has been Tun up TO three mills
and lhree-Quarters larger than II was ever be-
fore. There has not been a single measure %
any public benefit enacted the pro rata bill
and tie railroad toll bin both failed; and the
only bills which have finally passed into laws
were those involving money. Even the Black
Republican Governor became ashamed and in
dignant al this acton Of his partisans, and put
forth bis vetoss in quick su,eession 70 stop
TIE infamy. But corruption would not be
baked. and the obnoxious bills were passed
high and dry over his veto, and the New York
TEncs tells how Il was done.
0Noman Of common intelligence &c saws,
Sc can doubt that their action upon these bills
has been purchased and paid for. 30 system
attic a disregard Of the public iutsrest-so
methodical a contempt for justice, deesn-y,
andths rights and wishes Of those concerned
can be explained upon no other hypothesis
than that Of bribery" And still further
q Thu t'ere bribef 20 Do 90. Their votes were
bought and paid for. II the grand Jury q
Albany coun y would 90 its dufy-if respect
able men, eggplant Of The facts, would give
~instiee the bsaeft OF their know'eige-we
believe a score Of members, al the lowest est
mate, would be ind cted, tried, convicted and
sent to the penitentiary, for the crime Of sell
ing The public interests 70 put money in their
own pockets"
"And such is the tore Of all the papers il
the State. But the experience % New York is
| the same as that Of Maine. NJ chigan. Ohio
and al the other States where the Black Re-
publicans have been strongly in power. A
/ great cry is raised about slavery, and thatalons
e made the issue in our politics, while corrup-
ton and fraud and malieasance and bribery
abound az hons IN our state affairs, and al.
tract ltlle or no attention. Is it not time ~
people had roused2 Is slavery the only eri
that threatens the country or siiiets tie PEG
! ME 2'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-02
a DiaboIical PIot--TImsIY Arres, OF
a Villain
Tran BE DsiToa larrrlserI

PROM the Detroit Aivrrfserl
The amour. Of dsvillry IN man IS aslonish-
ing. Adevelopmsut las recently been made
AZ Mount Clemens az a plan for robbery that
equals in atrociiv Of design anything that has
come to our knWJladEs this many a day. lts
accomplishment would, almost to a certainty,
have involved loss Of life, and an amount &C
personal suffering fearful 10 think o. Happi-
~ &c was frustrated, though hv unconcious in
strumentatitv. The chief men were arrested,
for other crimes, before they had time 70 per-
feet their Internal design, and before any Of
the details mentioned below were known.
Charles Smith, lately convicted Of burglary
and attempt 70 murder at Mound Clemens, and
sentenced to The State prison for life, while in
iaiI sent for Deputy Sheriff o ". Bennett,
cf that county, and divulged 20 him a plan
that be (Smith) aud several ronfedsratss had
laid 10 destroy . train on the Detroit and Port
Huron branch OF the Grand Trunk railway,
and rob the passengers. They intended to re-
move he bolts that held the timber cf The
I Ciaton river bridge, expecting thus 90 -hro o.
atrain down the ~embankmeut. A man named
Bowman, who at the same term of court, was
convicted Of burglary and sentenced 70 the
STATE prison fer three years, was one Of his ac-
complies the names az The others be refused
6 reveal. This confession was maze on the
Alb inst.
As coafrmstorv OF tie truth If this state
ment he informed he officer that a piece OF
lead pipe, an oil can, and some other articles
had been taken from the tank house near the
bridge ard deposited at a place be mentioned,
( and who're, on examination. they were found.
He stated, also, that be had commenced the
work Of removing tire bolts, but had accident
siiy dropped bic wrench into the river.
Supposed confelerates have since been
clnssiy watched. though not altogether as a
precautionary measure, for the eonapirat0rs
would have found that their plot wouli have
failed, even bad they completed their prepare
tons, the bridge being so constructed as 10 be
perfectly safe though every bolt were with
drawn.
tt is not to be supposed, however, but tina.
men capable Of conceiving such vinai1y would
have found some other means CT accom-
plishing their purposes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-05-02
InterestlnE ID MeEIeo.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-Aceounts received
here to-day from Mexico, brought to Calves
ton BY the revenue cutter Dodge, state that
Niramon. on returning from the expedition 10
Vera Cruz, arrived az tbs capitol on the l7th,
where be was received By the firing OF cannon,
ringing az bells, and other evidences OF reioi-
cling. He was accompanied BY 1000 OF ] 500
men. There were diverse reports as to bis
future movements. There is no question but
that bis government was suffering from great
embarrassment, especially from the late extra
ordinary drafts upon his treasury 10 the
meantime forced loans and contributions OF
The most extraordinary character were being
levied in every direction Tor the immediate ne
c~essities Of the army.
The minister offnance hadordered no treas
mv drafts to be paid for the present. and thai
ne courts in adiudicating upon claims agains.
thegovsrnment or government property, should
give only formal Judgments
The British and French ministers were hnsy
with their plans OF compromise into which
Ulev wers seeking 70 draw our minister.
MeLane.
he government Of Vera Cruz was nearlt
In ss embarrassing circumstances from the eX-
{ haus.ed condition OF the treasury as that Of
Mirsmon-
An attempt would be made at the r~eorsani-
| zaton Of the liberal army in the North, an,
I f0rthat purpose Cen Degoiado bad gone 4
Z Tampieo, but in the State Of Vera Cruz thi
want Of means would compel iths Juarez gov
eminent 70 act solely on the defensive.
TIE United States ships Brooklyn snd sar'
| atoCa, are still at Vera Cruz-ail well o.
/ board. The city and fort were also healthy
though It was reported that one case Of vomi
bad occurred.
Z aThe Diar5 Ofcial 81 Mexico is qaits as FREE
IN its abuse against Capt Aldham for hsFiDs
issued his protest against Miramon's uncivil
I lied bombsrdmsnt OF Vera Cruz. az It Is il
wholesale abuse Of Captains Jarvis and Tur
ner for having captured Marin.
Tbe PioagHHe says; News from Ianpic'
states that the union % the Tsmauiipas, Goa
huiia and Memo Leon troops are preparing e
unite with ether states IN the interior, to al
upon Mexico, which, 10 is believed, can b.
] contaminated BY July, if not sooner.
The reactionary General Ramirez, had
battle With the liberal Governor, Zacatecas
at Saliasz, and defeated him.
Ramirez entered the city 70 rob or force
io1n-aB customary Finding no money in tn
! houses Of the merchants, be entered BY fore
those Of the foreign c0Rsuls. He Violently
opened their safes and broke the seals Of th.
consulatss, taxing as much money as suite.
his purpose. he consuls are now in MeXic|
I making their reclamatious.