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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


mo. 539l.l
Whereas John b. Fins old esdeut of New Orleans who
died Ia this city year 1856 bequGathed the whole Of his
estate oer the payment Of his debts and egpcie)
tho erection and maintenance IN hsc city OF IN Asylum for
Protestant Widows and Ophausp TO be called the ink
Whereas The Supreme Court has decreed .The charity
CITY CORPORATION Of New trcans,n aud
Whe cas- The CITY OF New otgaus has hcen and Is now,
thRt uoetGa in absolute possession p t property Of The
succession consisting Of lois Of ground md buildings n's First
District squares Of ground iii eaIsuu City bauds Of Mun
and Insurance scrip therefore, with tho view 10 carry into
effect The object Of the teaetor. belt
forthwith OF all tp property belonging to the succession tfJ0hn
n Fink aeceased ana Finance Committee be hey
the t tnctioteer al the property Of whatever kind belong
said osae the tm ANA conditions Ns f ows e-wi
and three years in the notes OF tht purchasers 10 their own
ode bearing interest Mt x percent per annpn from
puneuay paid special mongge on the properly sold
fntl pHImeu
at theif cxlepe and will hnyc comply with The te5ns
above described within fcn days from the dnS
Of sas and in oil delay ur neglect on their part ihe
properly purchased BY them Wl he sold ihe account ana
FISK aud 1T ter expense, without any further notice.
For th0 bonds, stocSs and scrip, cash on delivery
R0'e d. Thai the cash and noteS duTSed from a sae
th property aforesaid te deposited ny the rreau e Of the CITY
Sul0e to sAch fuufe ae o she common uaae q may pe
necessary carry Into effect he objects ef tbs Will
Whereas Snee the ea hot John Fink, tbs executor
of The Esrte Mr. Buedeek, has received large sum derived
collection Of rents aid fom uthsrso1cs aud has fnd TO
acnoan [9f the sane NM paw 9ye y w ~ ey upon aea
faSfd Ihat the Finance Countttee he ard are hereby
decled cause Immediate legal such q ihoy my
ensdyr apple ble the 70 be taken against tnd N
for The ploet Of fhs interest Of The city o New
| otleans IN the premises .-4,--,,+r
| President Board Of tsslstant Aldermen.
| r9's"Sul Pgesidsat Board Board ii Aldermen.
APpt9''9 siSnedl sSfet's' ~ JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
/ A true copy; ..,,.s ..
| MI ht MkRioS a. -bhkEls StcEeitES.
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NINE LlBlAsqH. The reader is referred to
the advertisement. Of this celebrated eifyogant aud
Her residence is No. % Baronns s.Eees,
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FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he personally selected had manufactured to order
He would call particular attention to his styles of
sLEEPING-RooM FURNITURE, in Mahogany and Violet
Ebony
PARLoR DINING-RooM and LIBRARY FURNITURE.
FANCY Ak1 ICLEs Of FURNITURE.
SIX FUR siTURE STuFFs DAatAsKs and LAMPAs.
SHAPES, RIGS, SPRING BLINDS, etc.
EMBRoI Erred MUSLIN and BoBINEr CURTAINS
splendid of MIskoRs, consisting of Mante
Glasses and Venetian Medallens
coRKIeEs, GILDINGs, extensive variety Of such
goods,
Pure ALFEEIpE pIsH COVERS, Plates, Oil Gasors, Ii
onor Stands; DINNER and TEA sETs, in Plain and Or
Porcelain; Of Bohe1 e1ian and Paris Crystal
Glass
ANGY ARTICLES FOR THE TEA AND TOILET TABLE,
in Grysal Biscuit and Porcelan Fancy Tea and Coffee
Cups splendd Vases, saetes Clocks, Lamps, Jardl-
Lieres, etc, etc.
A Splendid Assortment of Bronzes,
Consisting Of Gsopps for Faors stauette Antique Vases
cioos e and copies the great masterpieces Of anti
quity by Babedenns and sapysse which Will ba sold very
low
Being unwilling any longerin CARPETINGs, he will
e ,hc balance that line of goods which he hs hand
sr PRIcE. Hts stock consists Of general assortment
of yaves and usses Rugs Ffeneh Meckadoes Also,
Mosquito Sctiugs and Canton Matngs
He always hand full supply Of CLARIFIED coLzA
oil.
ISr-
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nslsn sse tEsG Gs0tpsk-

s,s,-ses,ss Loss 1sg EEGf0rsk--Ht. j. MEsF
liz ST Ehhrlag stftei, cqttsHsi % suQpiT t9t
LOSS OF THElIt without Eirss springs
aIion BIS pGlncple Of s6lt lasNieug Tbs
astnod has pseursd bim ansersNl ApprplEAn a % fsel
psnded as belp ingenious system Vt supplying Allt
FIUIAI TEETH hitherto gentaas ana in al cesea re3lof
oAr articulation iassti1n ad persect sa naua
appearance DEFY desetien BY Re closet o9aeIygf r
foveens These Interested viii and hese aaSen9tts n 74
sntsay and sernpuioasiy e0est H. " returns hts sceTe
s 10 The pha6itants of New Orleans and vicinity ler ire
enaya pyseiiee they haze taysEea b With tz the as
zasTg cy eud residences f5 ST. Charles strss aud 3go
| iE E
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BaoocH Form, Tha loser Of hrooci, can ret
saliias 81 slis silss*
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
sHERIFF's SALES.

FouRrH DISTRICT GouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS Ns.
Of New 0rlenns, ! M1GHINARD.-No. iiUz5.
RY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
~ directed ny tho Honorable the Fourth District Court
Of New Orleans In the above entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction a the City Hotel Common street he
tween Camp and Magazine streets. lNDAY the luth
day of November 1850 at IL o'clock NJ, The following de-
scFibed property, to Wit
Third District, sQUARE 20, bounded by Elssean Fields,
Cap GreAlmen and Mugnv streets Two Lots Of Ground in
said sqnare and having the following dimensions One Of said
lots forms the of Craps and Magny and fronts
MariguS street. by 1913 feet III Depth Another Lot Of
Ground square aud has front Of 80 Margny
street. by l2l teet in depth,
Seized in the above sHi
TEItMS-CaS on the spot. -#.-l... -.-s.g.g. ..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

de IN So4yeiie Iyen orlaps JAGhRslNo II So
A TTENDU que Caroline Aarons, femme
IN de S. Jacobs, pfdseiIa petition IN GOur fetat
dobtenr les eres 4 Administration Ia succession de feu
solomon jacobs, decide ntcstat-
Avis par present donne que celia peu CON
cefner, dayo dadure dix ons les ras1ns pour les
qrelles Il sera pas tait droit a la dite petition
Par ordre de Ia Gonr.
MO G.. mate
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" a'rEtmAS's TGSUpsUAIa tsss0tKsss-

" A'rEtluAfs,s U&SUrsoAL f1sUEkrss-
Cheaper superior any ohsr used n Southern
alm.te
Tta Tested and Recognized qualities
LIST. DURABIi4IT E-sNull TO the haSt slate ,soh.
3D. EafERMEA TO any othef 5ret KS
cf lesl5s being possible.
Sd. BEAUTYIi pEesonts smooth and grant Ea ace
stt. OHEAPFgS$It much less tkat, though IL "a
saed nny slate wood roof ara eH than ihs a0f
ce1npai9n fooug heretofore oafed 10 he pbhn =
soat of cutters and valleys,
6h. JN0oNBUsTTBfLITY-1t VIII resist aro bstterthap
a!sterooi.a
9th. CoEVEFIENCa It viii not sefen under tic hsa' of
s cae and protects the interior Of buildings From the IN
.anHe heat of summer.
Th. SGIDITYIt becomes harder End snnoether froEe
a0sure pu upon roofs of nny slope and being liz
weight does not require hsayy rtarA 70 snRPort It Ss IS
The TROPICAL R0OFINan u is ehofncal c.nlaoR3i Of
substoceB soyera Of which peculiar 10 alone nn ed
Ii proportions discovered by acts experiment and sxse CO
In thiscy.
Testimonials Of correctness the above in tno han
II te ageI and be verified by persen tng II be-
All orders isit at she Post-aaes Box No. q viii be
j. O. EATHMAN,
fa16 " nnrra- nf Ris~viile and ssrsit sta
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

yNPAyE Du QUATIst stEHfs1 1DEsTEICT.-na n
u af conduit An depot dpaves Qiaeme District
Auuoncaon payenue Washington ct Ia rue sixema
cnmrne epaYes-
On b5uc blanc tee noe aehe blanche entire
colnes ct la patt snpe tnte flu con blanche -,
che gTanie ct blanche ayaa des coheS tongues
une cheere poe et blanche.
reclRifsS cans
trails paYe lis scndus Fcnehere pnhqne au d
depot MER0REDf 2l de noVenbre ise u heureB A. b.
g. ]. FAYSSOUA,
Dapnta CanlnissaiFe des Rnea.
Nauvea. oelHana. ,e de ne.emtre lSfl nj 4
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DEN NtFPas.aaskasy ! 4


b any Pactica Dentist United States Tying compei
iion ana at pFces charged by the inexperienced
Persons requiring superior ben y should procure where
they rely upon he experience, skill ahd IN egrity which
Dental Science produce. E4qM.
Every Artificial tooth s assig beauty, which cannot
he detected very productions of grduay re-
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted aisiac for maseston md aricua
ton. 5s.,ls..
tracing Teeth without pain uPersedng anything before at
uned Iy the profession astonishing all witness it.
All Operations in Beni Try performed with cafeand a and
for cheaples utility unsurpassed by others Ungk
fuly apfligd Tee ren6deed fit guaranteed mod
craze charges. the following prices vii len guarantee
compaagg each SER desired and Il found as represented
after two months, tal hcir uaaey will nc retG ned
Fall Sterug Silver base. 70 "
Fui finest finish gums, bound. ~ W
Full vule;nized Khber equal gold from t9 10 10 "
Fall sets on caat gold base, beautiful 20 ta y w
Fail SO % gold base from 10 to l2S 0o
The most pesfset gems thaE can be gFodacei. -
Those equtug Artificial Teeth cordially invited 70 call
sid examine before gHging elsewheTe
DR. FiELDING, Dental Surgeon,
ne " le4 Canai etreet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
u. t. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

QrArRtEWn U0Un nE D1sTntrT Ia VIITE DE Ia NLIIF
de IA Nougelle Orleans ORLEANS vs. MfCHls
I'm VEHTU dun writ tic sntsie et Nente n
81 moi piTessa par ion9abe QHnrfieme Cont do District
de 1t NouVete Orleans are cdtssus e proctdefa 10
L6Npt 10 dc noSembre 1861 midi l'HoteI de IL che
de la Commune, les Camp et deS Magaaip
y yenie pubique ct adjudication dc la proprtt6 don't suit
IA description, snvolr-
Totiens District LET 20 horne par les des Champs
Eysees de Grams des Grands honnes 81 Mghy peux ter
rains dams 10 dit et Hyan les dmGDspss Svautes, say0r
Un des dts tarain nane fanee Craps ei Margny
Gi ped5 de face Ii Mergny 2S pleds de
prooudeur, ct rerc tertnn dams 10 meme lc 32
pieds De iacc M Maguy l2g pieds dc pyooIdaur
SaiAie dams Fatliife ci-dpssus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gu menion de Naturalization.
u. r. PARKER,
otT MS 10 shtrf ae liz Pnrosae d'oA@ans
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n,PAVEs DU pEuxIEssIlE DIsTR LCF.--Tl Z

yNPAyEs DU DEUXTFtIfE DISTRICF.--TIa II
IA ftE c0ndrit epaves du peINsme pfct ehGoenuff
d-4 r1es Bia1vlc tia9eS. contne epaveS- .,.....
Une Chevre noire q b gnche.
tine Ghevye jaime et hlrncile.
Une Uueyre blanche ayant ~ poll lchg o..... "A
Tn Cbeyfesn hiArc,
Tin Chevfaau iRuna et n0ire.
ST les dts amin serou, pas ftenfR dAn tto aL g
les fas payts is yendns enchsre pnblgue lie uN.
Df 10 az novenbre 1881 il 10 henfes a.. Nj.
Nouyele ORLEANS, 10 noYernbre ls6p - u a.. 0.. ..
nl6 " 19 D9pnts GomrntsZalre des Enes.
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s(tlp ORLEANS lailp Crescent.
IN nAxAap xAynoR.

suMxKN FRg.AsUnEs.
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MUTIEE FU SNAIA TAIArK'A -
In Assessment Rolls o Tenth Representative District
Fourth Municipal Distrfct will exposed for examination
the Recorders office Rcnss street for
thry days from and after the Isl Of October 1861 daily from
10 O'Clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. N.
~ +. ADAMS Recorder Fourth District.
New Orleans Sept. &C. ls6O se29 At
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| S.ECOND DISTRICT POUND-yVas brou ght
= Second District Pound of Bienvie and CAL
| streets eStfny--
enc bay Horse stripe head branded On left fore
| shoulder about fifteen hlnds high shed all round
Which claimed within five days and the
thereon paid viii be public auction, said Pound
I MONDAY, November fg, 1850 at 10 o'clock A. NJ
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HAR.DW ARE.

Cg;ARIEs THREsHIE, GsUGGEssoR
&SIs1ST TO ELLIS IHREsHIEl Importer anu beaier IN
* Hardware, Cutlery, gtc,,
<V y No l0i Poydfas @ between Camp and 81 ohaile''
Builderh' Hardware and Crates. =, , s
Cabinet and House Furnishing Hardware
CaJsuters Tools In great variety,
Anu lfen ene @ '9S, ~ ss yo,I ! ion ~ 1ires ol ly
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with proper appliances and q few years experience,
sugar can be produced as eheaply, pcuod Tor pound
and bogsbead for hogsbead, 10 Southern Illinois or
Indiana as IL, Louisiana. beg leave to be under
stood as not commencing the above named Esap'
orator as better than all or any OF is rivals bur as
simply mentioning it as the frst ever brought 10 my
police that gave me confidence that nOtsrup
but unexceOtiouable sugar may be abussSSsnaV ana
cbeaplv made from the newly introduced plant oy
means within the reach Of every farmer IN 'ns Md
Ole States In my Judgment, wsSeroeer corn can
be probably grown at Any cents per bushei' " Is
cheaper for the farmers to make their own susaa
than to buy il rom abroad. And if there be sun
better machinery than that on which '"S oPn'Vn 10
based, so mucn the better for my argument
The Sta 6es have traversed ave completely
gridirone6 with Railroads. / may be wild IN esti-
mating nc cost of those now tayerslDg the ta'ee
State Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois at Three Han
DIRE 4 Millions OF Dollars but think that not far
f. ON the truth. OF coursc they could not to-day
eel for over Two Hundred Millions-probably not
| for that sum--so that their stockholders and cred
/ itors are One Hundred Millions out of pocket by
their construction. But the actual value of these
roads to the public is equal to their heavy coat
Corn is now selling quickly and in vast quantities
for thirty to thirty five cents per busseI at hundred
of inland stations where il would not have beer
worth more than half 90 much in the absence o
railroads. Industry and Improvement are thu
stimulated millions of acres not worth owning
few years since are being settled and cultivated
and the Midwest is advancing with measured ba
steady steps to the fall development of her un
> equaled resources, the realization of her magnifi
cent destny. The cultivated area and the eggre
gate product of Indiana, Illinois and Iowa 10 1877
viii be at least double those Of 1860, while thei
population viii be increased during the next decad
by from fifty to seventy per cent. regret to ad
tgat the rush to pixies Peak" in quest of gold
1860 seems likely to mere than equal in magnitude
though hope not in appropriateness and bird II
{ fatuatioD, tho kin ired folly of 1859. ne.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

MAKING DIsUHI0N PAY-THAT NEW PARTY-A
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REPUDIATION--
BUSINESS AND MONEY.
From Our Own Correspondent.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 49, 1860.
You must have 80 many things to remember,
good and useful ones at that, that / doubt not you
have forgotten our having in this city weekly pa
per- called The Southern Monitor. i think have
suggested this important fact in former letters /
read this publication regularly, first in The Inquirer
where its editorials appear originally, and having
there enlightened one audience, are fixed up in
quarto form for The Monitor where they reappear
in conjunction with few fre-eatpg paragraphs
made for Southern use, and cOpious sprnkling OF
advertisements, the WHOLE under the circumstances,
making quite funny affair. TonteDsfy the humor
of the thing, this young thunderer is the or
gan Of Governor Wise, and )aet week placed bis
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FIRES.
yIprrN SEVENTH .yrSuy

FIRE IN SEVENTH AVENUE.
The alarm of fire at o'clock on Tuesday afternoon
was occssioned by the burning Of some straw in the
rear Of Schafars brewery, No. 81 Seventh avenue.
No loss was sustained save in the destruction ofs few
bundles OF straw.
FIRE IN WEST IoRTY-FoURTH STREET.
On Tuesday morning fire occurred in the dwelling
of Mrs. Meyers, No. 2Ol West Eouy-fourth street, in
consequence othe careessness of her children playing
with lighted lamp. The building is owned by John
Boyd and was slightly damaged.
PRE- IN DAN STREET.
Alta late hour Monday night, officers Toole and
Black Of the Fourth Precinct discovered fire in the
tenement house, No IS Oak street, and extinguished
the flames before they bad gained any head
way. window curtain was burned, and the wood
work near by slightly scorcbed. The fire WAS caused
)y a caldle being left burning near the curtain.
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the publication Of Republican paper al DAWN.
yermirOn county Illinois ItsavOn the nom.n,,,sn
of Lincoln for President.
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RUNAWAY AccmESr.--0n Monday afternoon ~
John II. Lee was driving down Broadway with hns
pa7of horses, when Of the corner Of Forty sest,
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CITY ITEMS

1919. -. ~ oh.rs.,s, .ssnius Ms Pasa vn
afpsa, =, ~ " p'an",, Amins in sonnambua, san.
Poneu " D,s"'" I'D Amodio, in the prinsosJ
co~a,e"' tomorrow, Dor Freyschuz win be =.
pfa,ec ,of ,be la,t time On Friday Mds. 6assanig.
"iu make her farewell appearance 10 Paccins 0pera
ao and on SATURDAY, the last Of the Patti Natinsss
is announced, wien RoSsins sparkling opera win bs
performed.
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the Gaze thus far Is not strong against him.
Mary Wilson, white woman of Adairsville, Ga
recently arrested at Chattanooga for trying 10 run
off negro. She was in mans apparel. Whether she
wanted to free cell the darkey does not appear.
One day last week in the Maine Legislature there
an interesting exhibition by procession through
the Senate Chamber and Representatives Hall, of
eight giant men, viz: Gen. Henry =. Cotton, Sheriff
of Lincoln County 29l lbs. n. A. Farwel of Rock
land, 235; Sumner Whitney Of Presque Isle, of the
Senate 262; Samuel C. Hamilton of Biddeford, Of the
House, 235; Raymond s. Rich of Thorndike, of the
House, 254 Enos Phinney of Jay, Of the House, 25i
Mr.. Morrison of Pennington, $50; and j. w. Davis
of East New-Portland, 245.
1t is understood that number of the members Of
the Connecticut bar are candidates for the vacancy
occasioned by Judge Ingersolls death. Among the
most prominent named are the Hon. Alfred Blackman
of New. Haven, now the Clerk of the United States
Court for that District, and the Hon. VIM d. Ship
of Hartford, now the United States Attorney for
that District.
The Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures while
in Cincinnati Last week. called on Mr.. Longworth
The following colloquy, among others, ensued:
What is your age, hr. Longworth 2" said one Of
the Kentucky delegation.
Can you not tell by looking at my hair 4" replied
he.
Well, no." continued the Kentuckian; Z" in our
State we do not determine by that rule the number of
years man has lived"
CO." said hr. Longworth, and a very good
rule It is. Now, mark me; whenever you see man
with hair as scaLt and gray mine act him do wn as
being IN the prime of lite-or about 20 years old"
The funeral of j. w. Pitt Knau, one of the Last
oil the pure descendants Of the ancient kings of Hawaii
the dynasty conquered by Kamehsmeha the Great,
took place at Honolulu the 9th December Keoua,
the great grandmother of knau, is reputed to have
POSSESSED the highest chief blood according to Hs-
wslian geneaogy. The funeral drew out large con-
course OF spectators. The stock of Alis is dwndng
down TO a mere handful
"A Madam Howard celebrated for her intimacy with
the French Emperor previous to his marriage, and on
whom he bestowed handsome income Immediately
previous to that event, aferyards married the son Of
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
Republican County Convention.


COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION will as
semble at Marysvile on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18Th,
at p NJ, to elect Delegates to attend the REPUBLl-
CAN STATE CONVENTION at Sacramento on
Wednesday, February 22nd-whch meets to elect Del
egates from California TO attend the National Repub-
lcan Convention at Chicago.
The Republicans and all other voters in the county
Of Yuba, who willing to cooperate with them in
the support of the candidates to be nominated at Chi
cago and who opposed to the policy of the pres
ent Administration to federal corruption and usurpa-
ton to the extension of slavery into the territories
to the and dangerous political doctrine that the
Constitution Ct its own force carries slavery into all
the territories of the United States to the reopenng
of the African slave trade; to ANY inequality of rights
among citizens and who in favor of the immediate
admission of Kansas into the Union under the consti-
tuition recently adopted by its people of restoring the
federal administration to a system of rigid economy,
and to the principles Of Washington and Jefferson of
maintaining nviolate the rights of the States and
Tending the soil of every State and Territory from
awless invasion and of preserving the integrity Of
this Union, and the supremacy of the Constitution
and laws passed In pursuance thereof against the
conspiracy of the leaders of sectional party resist
the majority principle established in this Govern
ment at the expense of its existence, are invited to
meet in their respective precincts and elect delegates
to the County Convention in accordance with the
der added schedule:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08
Another Stir in Mexico.

According to latest accounts from Mexico,
the Liberal Government was about commence
ing determined line of policy in order to
establish itself and break up the opposing
party. 1t proposes, we are told, to organize
a regular army, and to invite troops and vol
unteers from abroad This is bold step,
and shows, more than anything else the un-
compromising nature Of the civil war in that
country. 1t is bid, as we look upon it, for
American aid, and will have the effect to
strenthen the general opinion that the time
has come in which the American G Government
can assume towards Mexico the policy advo-
Gated by President Buchanan.
Another important item of news which
we have, is the statement that French and
Spanish fleets were expected at Vera Cruz,
to enforce the pecuniary demand OF Spain
against Mexico. This report may possibly
be true. We know there have been for some
time past hints thrown ont. that France and
Spain were watching for a chance to settle
their accounts with the erich man" Mexico,
in manner not tall relishable to the latter.
Should they attempt such II thing, we may
expect that the Administration at Washing
ton, will take some action in the matter 1t
has as much as told us that it would.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-08

CORRESPONDENT of the New York Herald
says that as there remains in the hands of the
Secretary of the Interior an unexpended bal
nnce of $4,000 from the FL Paso and Fort
Yuma wagon road expedition, efforts will be
made to apply the sum to the opening of the
road from Ell Paso directly through the sill
yer regions of Arizona to Tubac thence TO
the Colorado river The San Antonio and
San Diego Mail Company are said to be will
ing to run this route, and thus carry mail
thro. the mining region, where there are sew.
en- large companies at work. If the construc
ton of the road is authorized, an effort will
be made to confide the work to the charge of
some engineer officers.