davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
BANKING.
FRANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE 4UOTATOIEB.
am OTHER an

rsuHRseHB AHD OTHER SECURITIES.
0Omptroller's warrants.
tennessee bonds, old. ....................s. 70
tennessee bonds, new. 20
Tennessee bonds, Capitol. ........"........ "
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
snooreed. So
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad b'os'
endorsed. .....-.s ...........s.:.... ..;.:.. -
East Tennessee and Georgia kslfoao onosj
Tennessee eoupone, fundable. s..,......... 70
Tennessee coupons, due July, 1859. ......... IS
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Bonds.,..... ~
0ity Nashville bonds, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Oity Nashville bonds, signed Brown, Mayer. -
Oity Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. 70
Nashville corporation coupons. 20
Davidson county bonds issued 70 Tennessee
and Pacific ROAD. u
Davidson couoty bonds Issued to LOUISVILLE
road. sssss sssss 10000 W
Davidson county bonds Issued 20 other
roads. .ss.ss...ss ..s.ssss.ssss'ssssssssess ~
Davidson county coupons. 20
Davidson county warrants. ................. IS
wilson county bonds, LONG, ............... "
" short, ............... 80
Montgomery county bonds. 66
Nurfreesbor0 coupons. .......s...........,, W
louisville and Nashville Railroad Stock. rs
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock. 6S
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock...... AZ
EAST Tennessee and George Railroad stock. 90
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad d.. 60
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Stock. so
South Nashville Street Railroad stock. ..... IS
North Nashville Street Railroad stock. ..... 80
Spruce Street Railroad stock................1O 100
Suspension Bridge stock. s-,..........~... so
Ssanters' osns sgock-..'-'.. '..'......"'s' .
1ni0n Bank stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 28.-Flour fairly
active; Western superfne s. .00a6.00; extra
s. T547 90; family $6.25s9 90. Wheat firm
er but prices unchanged. Corn 60a61c.
Rye and Barley unchanged. Mess pork
$500. Bulk meats ana Bacon steady and
unchanged. Hams 17s15c. Lard duh; &c.
Western butter; choice lots 20a22c. Whis-
XIV Q2Ic ---
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
THE COTTON asAKKEzs.
Montgomery, AIa., Aug. 20.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 20.
The Montgomery cotton market closed
quiet. Low middlings 19,c Good de-
msnd. Receipts 10 day q bal-s; shipped
5 bales; receipts days IS bales; shipped
81 bales; stock 263 bales.
Macon, &C., Aug &c.
Cotton-MarkeG much InOre brisk than
Tor IN my weeks past. Ruling price 1Sic.
Receipts 8 bales; sales 55 bales; shipments
Is bales.
Philadelphia, Aug. 20.
Cotton-Middlings 22!c. Ths market
closed firm.
baltimore, Aug. 80.
Cotton-Middlings %; net receipts :.
bales; gross Is bales; exports coastwise =
bales; exports to Great Britain = bales;
sales AZ bales; stock 54S bales. The
market closed firm.
Boston, Au9e 80, 80
Cotton-Middlings s2sc; net receipts 80
bales; gross 300 bales; exports coastwise IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 28.--Flour quiet
and weak, deMand small. Wheat-NO. 2
sDrine ST. rs; No. 1Sl.70. Corn CSC. Oats
2ic. Rye &c delivered. Barley go;
Whisky S9a90o. Mess pork $l4 756l5 90
Dry s alt meat firm. boxed shoulders Az.
Bacon frmer, shoulders &c, clear rib lie,
clear sides 1l3t1I4c. Lard unchanged
II gs 81 5065 20. Cattle quiet; q 60a
q 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
BANKING.
BANKING.
~~~~-C--,0~~-~ ,o.~~.~C-.- Nv ~1O~1C1o,ooo
Third II aEiOnal Bank.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

BOARD OF BTRECFORs,
" ". BERRY, OHAs. Z. RILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAE, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL T. CARTER.
TtRAHSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE
i Business and deals in United States Bon(s
and Gold: EDGAR JONES, Cashiar.
W, W. BERRY, President
INO. RTRRMkN. vion Prazida7+ ssn1 :,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-FIOur steady with
moderate local demand; old extra So 506
700. rev Wisconsin $500. Wheat No. /
Spring Sl.22; No. 2 $116I61.1 II; No. 8
red winter SLOT; No. 2 S125. Corn, 3st.
Oats, 27tc. Rye 5Sck. Barley 641d65c.
Mess Pork held at SIS 90. Lard, SIC.
summer; SIC winter. Bulk meats lower;
shoulders held at &c, 6sc. offered short;
clear ribs g., bid, 955c asked. Baeon-noth-
log 2oing-about out of market. Whisky,
90c. Buffalo Freights lie. for corn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2S-Flour dull and
nominal. Corn meal lower at 81 70 per
bbl. Corn 55658c. Oats 33c. Ba-
con-shoulders sc; clear sides 11sc
Lari dull and nominal. P0tstess in far
demand at $1,000 "a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
new York Honey MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-MoDey easy
at 465. Sterling dull and heavy at 1881,
Gold stronger and gradually advanced from
112s to 1884. Loans from So TO per
cent for use. Clearings S51,000000. As
sistant Treasurer discussed $341, 600. Gov.
ernments strong at close, and advanced 10
3 in sympathy with gold. The Treasury
bought sl.000,0OO at 112.2}61l245, and
paid for them in legal ten.ers. State bonds
closed dull and steady. Stocks frmer with
increased dealings. There has been an adj
vance throughout the general list Of from J
to 2 per cent. The greatest improvement
was in St. Paul Common, Pacific Mail,
Northwest, Ohios, New York Central, c.,
G. and l. c., and Western Union. The
operations in Erie to-day were limited and
fluctuations confned within narrow limits.
The advance in Ohios is attributed to the
operations of small sale In the stock, and
the advance on New York Central Is oc-
cssioned by revival of the story of ten
per cent. scrip dividend with Eve per cent.
cash called up. The market closed up very
strong. --.s - :.
Sterling Exchange.-Bank Bills, 1854;
U, S. coupons Of 1881, 1854; 6-2Os Of 1862
1l4s; do. 1854, 114s; do 1865, 1145; do. new.
llas; do. 1857, ia; do 1858, l135; 10-4Os;
1923; currency 6's, 112B. Missouri bonds
93s. Tennessee, old, 733; do. new 73i;
Virginia, new, 81; do. old, AZ; North Car.
DINA, old, 334: do new 21
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
louisville MaEkets.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2S.-Tobaeco firm
and unchanged; sales $40 hogsheads. Bag
ging 1430l6c. Flour, extra family 5000
as 20. Wheat, choice red and white $l.35
al 45. Corn 56658e. Oats 2662Se, new.
Rye 60662c. Me-spork Sl4 90. Bacon
shoulders s.; clear rib 10s6IIc; clear sides
1l!6115c, packed. Bulk meats-shoulders'
&c; clear rib a2c; clear sides 10tc, loose;
sugar cured hams 16MI7c. Lard 9!693c.
Whisky Soc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-Flour quiet and
steady; $6.75s7.00. Wheat-dry red Lisa
$3.50; white Scales. Corn 45a46c. Rye
unchanged. Oats SO Ale, for old-26a30e,
for new. Barley dull and unchanged.
Mess pork $14 75a14.O0 Lard demand
fir and market firm on part of holdsrs-
kettle at SIC, freely bid; SC asked; steam
nominal at Ssc; summer saleable at So;
hsld at SSc. Bulk meats held firmly, hut
less active; shoulders 6sa6sc; clear rio 0s
&c; clear sides 9.c. Bacon-stock light
sales 73 10!411 Sugarcured hams firm;
winter 16aal7c. Hogs S4506550. Whis-
ky 90c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
Macon, Go, Ang 26.
Philaaelphia, Aug. 2a.
Baltimore, Aug. 26.

r,.. 4e-N4. A'
Colton-Middlings 22tc. Ths market
closed firm. st 6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Consuls 92II; U. S.
5 2Os Of IS, $3.50, do '6T, 92R; 1O4Os
So.
FRANKEokr, Aug. 2s.-U. s. 5-20s Of
1852, 92s.
PARIS, Aug. 2s-Rentes 55f. Acc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2S.-Breadstuffs I'M
changed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29

Cotton iddlings a2sc; nat receipts 80
bales; gross 806 bales; exports coastwise IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-29
mAaKErs BY rELEsHAPa.
The Coston markets.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s.--Cotton firm;
middling ullsnds 9bai0d; do. Orleans 104d;
saies 49, 90 bales; speculation and export
5000 bales. b.
NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Cotton lower;
sales, 1000 bales; middling uplsBds 9Iic
E3NEw ORLEANS, Aug. 28.-Cotton--
sales $50 bales; good ordinary 1S1i183c;
| W middling 19ss20c; middling 20sa20sc;
receipts 158 bales; stock 6,946,
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2S.-Cotton quiet
and weak; low nliddling zoe.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 28.-Cotton quiet;
low middling zoe.
ST LOUIS, Ang. 2s.-Cotton dull and
nominal.
MEMPHIS, Aug. Cotton--scarcs and
firm; low middling 203e,
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27


report progress and to take reSess when were scs
sv lost or ruled OF order whom. ater iong us
;on The Committee rose reported progress ana sskeu
Lava 10 sit again, which granted, anu tue oeneo
sook A recess until n O'Clock. ,,,, ,,,ar
In the evening session. after consderapie rIegSns ~
anate the Senate Dy vote OF III 10 l. Determines W
have the Charter read through, section by section -
M WNslow moved to amend the second seeuoa ~
suhtutng the second section Of the bill as II passeu INC
assembly-to have one Board OF Aldermen. =
NJ TfFNANN spoke at length against the prOposei
amendlncpt After giving brief review OF MS own M
ection with the city government, he declared tat he
omnttee OF Seventy had right TO draw or present
barter and that Charter they had presenteu was
sbe most impracticabe thing that could have Deeh
ceved He WAS in favor OF having the BOaIu vi
men composed OF three REPRESENTATIVES TON % saon
torial district and Assistant AdermAh from e@OA
Assembly district. ..,... ana poo-a tcr
senator MURPHY then moved to pass over the second
ton and me third section also passed IN ORDER 70
rescb the question on the principle OF cumulative Young
Mr. TIEMANS moved 10 strike ont the sectol "Ee nc NC
,,ithdrew i'm oder to allow Mr. MURPHY 70 oner an
smend,nent 30 virtually destroy the system OI
tive voting as unwise, impracticable, ana uHconS'u
IOnsl. .Ao ronm,ttee re-
~,ed nroress without voting the question ana sne
S,ji Was made the special order for tomorrow Au-
5Oarued
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
NEW-,JERSEY.

PRINTING REFORMS-OPPOSiTION OF THE KING
TO STATE ECONOMY-TRIUMPH OF REFORM
TRS AND DEMOCRATs-DEFEAT OF THE GEN
ERAL RAILROAD LAW-PR0SPECT OF THE
PHIL ADELPHIA BILL.
fFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THB TRiBUNEl !
TRENTON, March 26.-The Ring Republicans
have little TO he proud their action the printing
reports this morning They did their utmost TO defeat
the reform recommended by the majority report OF the
Printing Committee leaving the Reform Republicans
and the Democrats 10 defend the interests OF the tax
pavers duty which they performed in most praise
worthy manner Soon after the opening OF the session.
Nj Parker called up the two reports which had been
made the special order and moved that the majority
port be read and adopted. For incOmprehensi0e
reason the Clerk began read the white washing minor
iy report The Ring tactics begun by MI Fisher
OF Brunsw moving that both reports be referred
10 the old Joint Committee Printing. The speaker
decided that be done until at least part
OF the majority report had been read. The majority re-
port wac read, and Mr. Parker renewed Ills motion
OF adoption Mr.. Carse moved that the MI
nority report be adopted Il substitute. Mr.
Parker took floor and made forcible and convincing
speech In favor OF reform In printing rates. He WAS
not aware that the printers had claims on the
State than other artisans mechanics He did not
know why the state should snbsdze newspapers which
would de a natural death left to support themselves
He proposed 10 show that the newspapers were Te'poh
be for the high rate. which had been paid for printing
The Question OF reform was in sense partisan One
,,cs,se no Marty only but the whole people were de-
1dng better economy. The Press, Ike other callngs
was composed partly Of bOues and pacty o dsLohes'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
OBITUARY.

William s. Huntington, Cashier of the First
National Bank Of Washington died on Monday night in
that city after short Illness. There IS scarcely man
in Washington whose death would leave more percepti
bic vacancy in business circles. During the last ten
years he engaged in large affairs OF great extent and
Infinite detail which he managed with singular skill and
promptness. He OF those men who seem born
life OF business and he found his greatest pleasure
in dspatchng the mass OF work which every day de-
voved upon him with decision and insight which rarely
failed. His frank and generous nature endeared him to
a numerous circle OF friends and his sterling integrity
and worth gained him the esteem VI the continuous stream
OF official people who succeed each other 40 rapidly In
Washln gtOn There IL not State in the Union where
some one viii not to-day the untimely death OF
this cordial and unassuming gentleman. Ten years ago
he was clerk in the Treasury Department, freshly ap
pointed from Pennsylvania. Thence jay Cooke & Co
had the sacacity t. call him, and he h1s since been
identified 10 his and their large proht, "lth al tue
delails VI their WashingtOn business.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
RAPID TR4NSITi IN BROOKLYN.

A large number Of the capitalists of Brooklyn
assembled last evening in the Hall OF the Polytechnic
Institute to discuss plans Of rapid transit and to hear
the report Of the Committee appointed at previous
meeting The Hon Demas Barnes presided, and among
those present were Mayor Powell, Mr. Chauncey, Morris
Pevnolls John TruslOw Z. B. Litchfeld and others.
The Committee reported that it had carefully considered
the subject and believed that t was measure of the
most urgent necessity for the convenience, comfort and
saving of time 70 large portion Of the population.
The specified In the bill j. the most appropriate and
practical in Brooklyn for underground railway. At
iantcave is from 200 feet in width and Eatbus
ave 100 widethe former running from the South
Ferry to the city limits at East New-fOrk ABOUT nVe
miles along the backbone OF the city, and the latter o
Prospect Park and Flatbush, three miles in length No
change IN the established grade OF avenue or street
~ called for in the bill will any be necessary There
Is no rock on lines of the proposed routes but only
sand and gravel with occasional bowlders easily dis
placed. No route In CITY can present greater Iacl
ties and fewer obstacles for underground working
speechez were made by Messrs. Ltchfeld Jones. and
Barnes Resolutions adopted advocating the con
strctOn OF steam underground roads, and ndOrsnS tine
report Of the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
LYNCH LAW N NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26.-On Sunday
morning negro named David Jones robbed the house
OF farmer named Murray and, when the latter offered
resistance the negro shot him dead. The murderer was
arrested aud lodged ja but at O'Clock last night an
tnfuriaed mob broke open the prison and took him out
After shooting him twice. they put a rope round his
neck and having dragged him 10 the public square hung
him on a lamp-post SIX policemen came 10 the rescue
and cut him down keeping the crowd of with revOvers
and carried him 10 the police station. where he
died this afternoon lie denied that he murdered
Murray hut confessed other crimes. When the
MavOr Gov. Brown, and detachment OF Federal
troops detailed TO act civil under the direction
of the Mayor arrived the mob had done It's work. the
rngleaders had dispersed. and Only crowd Of excited
looker.-on remained. These were addressed ny Gov.
Brown who denounced mob law. ana pledged himself 10
execute the laws, and punish all offenders Those who
participated In tie proceedings OF the uob ara suppoed
IN hn rliirnid men.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

REDUCTION OF THE DUTIES ON COFFEE AND
CHICCORY - DEFENSIVE SYSTEM OF The
COUNTRY-THE UNIVERSITY TESTS BILL
LONDON. Tuesday, March 26 1872.
The motion made in the House of Commons
last night by Right Hon. Robert Love- Chancellor OF
the Exchequer for Immediate reduction OF 80 per cent
In the duties on coffee and chccory carried LORD
Muncaster Conservative has been returned to ParAa
ment from West Cumberland.
In the House Of Commons this evening, MI Mlche'
member for Leith, called attention % the hsgr1cefu
neglect OF precautions for the protection OF Scotland
against foreign foe and moved that the coast defenses
near Leith and Glasgow 30 strengthened Sir Robert
Anstruther member for Fieshire seconded the notion
Mr. Cardwe Secretary OF War admitted the plausbity
OF the motion, but argued that Liverpool should
be properly defended first, then Glasgow. There was no
danger Edinburgh Even Paul Jones cid not attempt
an attack in that quarter II should be remembered
that the great Improvement made torpedOes had reyo
utonzed the systems OF coast and harbOr defense The
motion was supported by Lord ElchO Messrs. Miller and
Kinnaird, and Sir James ElpmnstOne; but was finally
negatived by the House without division. The Uni
yersity Tests bill was debated and passed its second
reading by Il large majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKET


WusfSaror, n c. March h.Sprfs rurnennus firm st 6bs
Rosn gGe 40 merkeL Crude Turpenne % 03 f0f HAD
- 70 Tor fefoN DIP and Firrin. Tar steady ~ 80
NsE-ORLg,ys March 26.-BAH ~ g. Pork dni At - "a
Sugar du; Inferior, 6toi Prime demandl
Inferior Fermerng 2a-5 Fair Fernennz Per
+5c Prime. heboied 5lic Other unchngaL Er
ehange-Sserins let NeE YORK nghs; prsa1 ilo.
So Low 10 Good Lea Ss 25Q al; Fine Sl SOD SIS
good demand a1d seive ETtB Family - o. Grain bat arp
Corn 6oa6le Bsrey, 75asoc. Rge. &99oc. Provisions qu
demand Baconshoue s. .a3c Clear Rib SIDES. 7e Char
SIDES f0i.c Buk Meats dl; sholne a. 4f.c Clear hb Sd-
Clear sides 606ic Pork qgei -lE @ Whisky quiet s te
LOUIS 80. March 2tF.osrLoE ggNes nfl ei, otlrfs
Winter BE 90 Is; Winter Double kEir, IS s0s6 IS
Treble Extra S1Q s. Whst and cher; No. fal 81 -
Corn easier No Mixed fic No Whit e oats quiet ia ~
changei white 6c Barley frn best grades choice Fs
G0 5840c Wisg iun dali aad D.
II IS Dy Sa'tei fr demand offering Bleos
quiet; lot. of shoulder az a,c; C-erb sites IT,; Cfn
Sides lie HamsSngarure 0 l2ic. Lsrl ii hri
etc Cattle nEhange. Live Hogs uaclEeL Recipti5f0 bh.
Flour p Oo bush Wheat 5000 buh Corn hsD bush Oat jo
bush. Barley and 30 o bush Rye.
CLEvELsD March sFlour arr md IN Mr d,nui Wheat fln
No. Red nter ~ Al - no ~ .
81 SO. Oass ~. Rslnol PeiEO.,an
que at De. los; 22H21tc. or small lots.
BrFrL0. Mach 6lonr quet sales western spring - - .
l5 White - 5o0s 90 Whea du and unchanged .is Of
Danth Spring 81 AHSi o.; WLe Wl-er AZ ~ trl A Cora
Mode degand quoted = S. jac. OltsSaes et y Ne1 A. -
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

At the charter election, yesterday, in Little
Falls " " the entire Republican ticket elected by
majOrities ranging from 40 to 100.
The Virginia Legislature adjourned sine die
Yesterday, without passing the Tax bill This resulted
in a Conservative caucus, AZ which the Governor
quested TO call extra session. which he has done. and
the Legislature meets again to-day.
The statement attributed to Senator Sum
ner, that exPresdent woolsey OF Yale College will
attend the Cincinnati Convention ia cOntradiced. Dr.
WoOsey. IL IL stated. has given Mr. Sumner
any else any warrant FOR such statement, has
he entertained the idea OF attending that COnven-
tiOn.
The leading members of the Kings County
Republican General Committee have signed and for
warded TO the Republican legislators u document in
forming them that the defeat Of the George Law Ferry
Reform bill has had most depressing effect upon the
Epubcans OF Kings County and that. II the bill be
passed the County VIII probably give Republican
majority next Fail.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27
GERMAN REFORM MEETINGS.

The Reform organizations of the Tenth,
Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards-German ana Amer
icannet at the German Free School, in Fonrthst lasI
night and organized Committee OF Arrangements Tor
mass meeting to be held at Concorda Hail. in Avenue
A. tomorrow evening, to urge the passage OF the new
City Charter. About IL organizations sent delegates
representing IL ia estimated least 10000 voters An
organization effected by the election OF slxtus
Charles kapf President Several subconnttees were
appointed
The German Reform organization OF the XVIh Assem-
bly, District Seventeenth Ward j. Boekal presiding. met
al No III Ave- A. last evening to make preparations Tor
the mass meeting Thursday night. and 70 discuss
measures OF mun.cipa reform. The German Reform or
ganZatOn or the XNlIth Assembly District Mr kOhler
presiding, met in Thrve. last night and took active
measures 70 extend It's operations In view OF the munic-
pal election 10 be held after tue passage OF tho city CHAR
New-York tribune., 1872-03-27

ANOTHER GOVERNMENT SrCCESS-PORFIRIO DIAZ
FUGITGvE-A L. >. CONSUL IMPRISONED IN
MONTEREY.
Mexico, March 2G-The Government troops
attacked and defeated the insurgents in the State OF
Tabasco after ght OF hours. The revolution IN
Tabasco "a considered over all the leaders having fed
Porfirio Diaz is reported to have gone to Newfork
and the other leaders OF the nsurecon are said 10 have
gone 90 Northern Mexico by steamers from Vera cruz 20
Havana and thence 10 New-OreanS, where they again
sailed for BraZOs Santiago.
MArAMOROs, March 26.-Gen Quiroca.' with 600 cav
ary has started for Monterey, leaving Cen Hlnoosa IN
command OF CamargO COrtina has advanced into the
state OF NuevO Leon and threatens QurOgas cOmmuni-
cation with the interior. The revolution north OF Sierra
N,dre an pears 30 be waning. Officers are still mercl-
cssy exacting the forced loan ut Monterey. several
foreign mercantile hOLses have been closed ana the
merchants imprisoned. J. Urch, the U. ,. Consul, has
also been imprisoned.
CORrINA INDICTED HY THE U. ). GRAND JURY
OF BROWNSVILLE.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March 2G.-The Grand
Jury indicted the Mexican Gen. COrna for levying war
against the United states, and made presentment OF
the fact. NJ armed ba'ds OF Mexican raiders stealing
cattle on the Texas border for the purpose or securing
protection from the Untod states Government.