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CAsssse. So. ls-Privzfe ADVICE frsz
Mckee state that San luis POsos 10 being
ev,enatrd by the imPerialis's- The hb<r-
ais were fac, sending new troops R-gu-
lar shipm-nis Of arms, clothing, etc, are
being received. Americans are constantly
arriving and swelling the ranks Of the
Liberal army. Every effort i. being made,
aud with success. TO pay promptly for ship
meuts in coin. Large orders had been for
warded to the agents Of the Republic in the
United States, mostly for artillery and am
unition, for both the Gulf and Pacific coast.
The Liberals will Immediately foriify all
important seaports.
Washington, Sept. l8.-The following
is statement of the receipts and expand.
lures of the United States for the quarter
ending June 20, exclusive of trust funds :
receipts $3,2l4,33O.92 expenditures 3d..
224.427O1.
1New York, Sept. 19.-The CONNER
ciars money article says: The upward
movements Of stocks is fully inaugurated,
and gold is weak in anticipation Of large
receipts from Europe. Governmental stock
quiet and firm.
New York, Sept. 19.-The steamer NeU
York, from Aspinwall, brings advices from
Panama to the 18th. The Legislature has
met and the election of Gen. Vicenate
Olarte as President, is announced.
New York, Sept. 9.-The HeralTs
Branzos Santiago correspondent Of Gen.
Lew Wallace's Mexican fllibusts, ing
movements says For some time past Gen.
Stearno of Illinois. Coolis & Co.. New
York agents for the sale Of the Mexican
bonds, with other parties in New York and
Washington, contracted to support Car
avajal with five million dollars worth Of
material. A shipment was forwarded and
the balance was getting ready for shipment.
Casavajal had also contracted for three
million dollars worth of hospital stores,
ard the contractors expected to realize ia
hulous prices. The great object Of all this
supply of material of war and medical
stores was for the equipment of force of
| 10000 Americans to be recruited
in New Orleans, New York and other points
within the United states. Maj. Gen. Wal
lace to command this force, which was to
concentrate at Matamoras previous to an
advance to tho interior. This force was tn
wait for Wallace at Matamo-as. He had
an interview with Gen. Caravajal. The
result was Telegram by Wallace to New
Orleans to forward Immediately 5000 men.
The 10Th inst. found Caravajal an exile and
resident Of Brownsville. Wallace coun.
fernandez his order for 5000 men, and
much disguised with the charge in affairs,
now p, occeds to Monterey to see President
Jaurex.
Chicago Sept. 2l-Sinco July Goth it
| has rainrd here and throughout the north
west for 81 days. The amount of wa
ter fallen has been unprecedented. being
2O4 inches. The corn crop is greatly dam
aged. Great damage has been done by the
flood.
Chicago, Sept. 2l-The Southern I'm
ionist delegation arrived At Cleveland yes
ierday. and will arrive at Chicago TO night.
They are on . great tour. speaking u all
the prOnisest places in the North
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