The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-09
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SAN Francisco, Sept. s.--Advices from Colima
| Mexico. to-day, 10Th, have been received.
| Affairs have greatly improved in that State and
| in Queretaro. A general depression of business
| has taken place at Mazatlan, the seaport of
| Coma, which has become place OF considera-
ole Importance since the opposition line of
| steam ers from San Francisco regularly touch
there. Many new buildings are being put up
and new business agencies es, ,ablished. Stages
from Topic to the City Of Mexico will commence
trip In seven days.
Another revolution has broken out in the
oIate oil Tamaulipas-Canaes, Gomez, Seepas
and Cotonada having pronounced against Gov
efnor Garsed. Provisions are scarce IN several
states, and famine is threatened, In the
state OF Guerrero beans are sc. pound and
corn So bushei.
General Almonte has protested against the
conhscation OF all his property. part of it
belonging to his wife and children. The matter
Will be Investigated. Angel Miramon, believed
70 be brother OF the General executed at
Queretaro. has been arrested at Huamantla,
having arrived from Havana without passport
The escorted stages are regularly robbed on the
prHcipal high roads, the only department
Wnere travellers are secure being that OF Topic.
general LoZado lately issued decree etfecJually
drlVlng the bandlis from his department.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 5.-The Nevada Demo-
cratic State Convention met yesterday in Car
son City, and nominated +. Anderson OF Lander
county, for Congress; K. IL. Taylor and II. p.
Clayton for Judges OF the Supreme Court.
Presidential electors were also nominated.
From Canada.
TORONTO, Sept. S.-The express robbery extra
ditlon case was up again this afternoon. and the
magistrate promised decision in Den. lhomp.
gl s0D 3 case tomorrow. Morton and Charles b.
Inompson were remanded until Thursday.
memorial from the distressed people Of Red
river was presented in the City Council last
night, asking for relief. j. G. Breckenridge and
James NJ. Mason are here.
OTTAWA, Sept. 8.-The trial of Whalen was
resumed to-day. Constabes Jordan and Pennard
stated how their attention was first directed to
La CroiX. They brought him to town and he
pointed out the spot where he saw man shot
and described the particulars of the tragedy. j.
La CroiX, an Ignorant Freuchman, showed he
was extremely unwilling or afraid to come for
Wardln the matter, but that his first statement of
the circumstances connected with the murder
closely agreed with his evidence yesterday
Witnesses testified to Whaen's mysterious aud
suspicious movement in the Parliament House
on the night of the murder. j. }. McGee tessl-
fed TO Wbalen's visit 10 his brothers house on
Monday January 2, under an assumed name
Buckley, the messenger of the House, gave evil
dence tending TO shield Whalen. He said he
suspected another man, whom he had seen
lurking around the House. 1t is believed here
that Buckley will be arraigned himself. Other
witnesses were examined all of whose testimony
although clrcumstanta points strongly to
Whalen as the perpetrator of the crime,
Inc Crown counsel appear to feel satisfied that
evidence Will be produced to convict Whaleu,
while his counsel expect to break it down, and
they are equally confident that Whalen will be
acquitted. There are said 10 be seven Orange
men on the jury. O'Reilly defends his chal-
lenglng Roman Catholic jurors on the ground,
as he alleges, OF the well known sympathy on
the part OF many Roman Catholics in this vlcin-
lty with Whaleu. The refusal of Chief Justice
Richards TO allow the peremptory challenge of
Jurors, IL Is thought by many lawyers here. will
present good grounds for an appeal for new
trial.