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of doubt, declaration of war The day fixed for
the meeting Of the Congress was the LIST of July conse
quenty by the next mail from Mexico shall receive
the news OF its installation Nothing will be done in the
way OF declaration of until the official Of the
action OF the 4th Of July Convention is received which
news will be brought down Immediately by the British
frigate Eurydice, ii is supposed Government makes
great buster about war but at the same time making
active preparations secretly of most energetic nature
as am assured by those who know what is going
The intention is TO send thirty thousand men to Texas
and with this object orders have been given to General
Paredes Commander-n.Chies of the cantoon stationed
at Lagos to march with all his troops to San Luis Poos
The number OF these troops is said by to be 5000
men, and by some 70O0--cannot say certainly
The greatest activity employed in the orfcston of
Vera Cruz, and the castle Of San Juan de UIua -he
fleet left this place the 10Th ult, destiny unknown
and has not yet made its appearance, much to the
noyaace of American citizens who feel quite uneasy at
the entire absence Of all time when they
are sure to need it. Gen. Amonte has been very
like since his return and breaches up TO the knife
and Yankee annihilatonn 1t appears that he recon-
mends very strongly the issue Of of marquee and
has brought it is said from the United States copy Of
the DOCUMENTS which granted to prvateers our
one thing that If the Annexation is consummaed the
Attn Of July that will be the result of it. and that i'm
mediaey Seme few shouts of Federation by troops
but merely insignificant The people universally in
favor of Federation, but they do not want it to come in
revolutionary form. ssHN


From the N. o. Bulletin July 24l


MAzArLAN, 23d April, lsi5-On the 18th inst consd-
cradle excitement caused in this place. occasoned
by body of artllerymen marching through the princ





val at that place the officer in command received orders
from the Collector Of the Aduana Terestre accompany
OF the clerks Of the said Office with Scstigos and lay
forced embargo at the point Of the bayonet the
perty Of the only two American houses in the place,
Parrott Co.. and Mott Talbot Co, TO satisfy de-
mand for duties caused by law of the State of Snoloa
1884, which law annulled in 1897 by the tariff of
that year and from that date up to few days previous
to the date of this the Custom House had demand
ed from any house such duties. The house OF PARROT *
Co., of course was embargoed, property to the
amount OF S45 ooO to satisfy the claim only amounting
ia tha chadf In
the house of Messrs. Mott Talbot 8, Co.. with the OBJ
ect of laying an embargo their property but Capt
Hope OF H. b NJ irigate Thaa, inerered and prevent
ed the embargoes being laid Of the partners Of the
said firm being British subject Mr. Parrott who, for
with much patience the indignty to his person and
the diplomats relations between the United States
and Mexico suspended he has seeking
redress from the Mexican Government and properly
called in the'Frenoh Consul to witness the proceedings
which Illegal and unjust from the commencement
judge competent authority in the place had passed
sentence or judgment in any shape FORM the pro-
ceedings Mr. Parrott has gone before the Fench
sui and made out his protest and will submit il to his
government to be settled with the other difficulties
pending with Mexico. There are at Mazatan nearly
dozen importing houses and not single
Tor duties having, it appears determined to take his
revenge out of the Americans Many respectable citi-
seeing these scandaous proceedings, have used
their influence to conciliate matters IT proper
mark that in the 1884 this State law mpos-
Of to e Of the
This duty paid up to 1887 when the tariff of that
year took effect and the Central System OF Government
was established the State Governments were abolished


the General Government abolished all the rights of the
States make and enforce laws. II appears that all the
duties have long been paid agreeable the tariff
Of 1887 which general disposition Of the Supreme
Government


ArnlL elrH-The Prefecto of the Port has addressed
letter to the Governor of the State, complaining ia
strong terms against the violent and unjust proceedings
against the Americans, and very properly pointed out
that they caprices OF the Collector and from the
concourse of people who present, it sufficient
to disturb the peace Of the port and bring the
EApril 25h.The embargo on the property ofthe Amc-
rcan Consul has not been raised
ing has taken place to that effect The Consul is deter
mined to resist the payment and suffer his property be
sold. military force again demanded for laying
the embargo Mott Talbot Co.'S property, but it
sui that il he would address letter to the Ieie supe.
rior de Hacienda, his property would be released but
he has refused and is determined Let the matter take
it's course. Other outragcs will follow


Twothirds of all the claims OF American citizens laid
before the Board of Commissioners caused by the
of the motives why the Central System of Government
established as the States had always the General
Government in difficulties.


BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-Eary In May last
we, in common with many of contemporaries,
gave currency to certain horrible disclosures Of crime
said to have been made by Wyatt Ga convict at Auburn
then and under Indictment for the murder of
don fellow prisoner,) to Mr. j. ii. Green the Gre
formed Gamblern-the particulars OF which doubt
fresh in the recollection of readers The trial OF
Wyatt for the murder beng close at hand the Chaplain
of the Auburn Prison. under sense Of Justice to the
prisoner comes before the public with fat denial OF
the truth of Green's staements and we comply cheer
fully with the request to insert the contradiction


From the Auburn Journal, July 80


STATE PaIsos, auburn, N W July a5th, lsi5


Mr.. OLIPHANT-Sr In justice to unfortunate pri-
in chains, awaiting his trial at the next sit
ting of the Court in this place. feel in duty bound
say to the public, that whatever Wyats character and
conduct may have been or however many murders he
may have committed, and may ultimately be revealed
to the public through the proper channelsyet all Mr
Green has said about Wyatts having confded to him.
that he, with three others, whipped thousand
lashes at VicksbuTg which had been the of Sc
ven MURDERS and that Gordon was the seventh man he
wyat) had killed and that he (Wyatp positively kill
ed the man St. Louis for which innocent man YVES
hung and that he (Wyat) said he killed Tucker in
1889 between Natchez and New Orleans, is untrue, to
my certain knowledge.


Mr.. Green's visits were all made in my presence,
while Wyatt confined in his cell, room some four
by feet in size-hencc all that passed between
them could be distinctly heard and known by all three
OF us.


have no disposition to nure Mr. Green but should
do violence to every principle of justice and humanity
were to remain silent and see fellow being tried for
his life in the midst of that prejudice which has already
condemned the criminal to thousand deaths, by MIR
Green's published declarations Of Wyatt's own confess
sons of bloody deeds and horrid murders when in
atty the prisoner has made such confessions & him.
to my certain know ledge


TO avoid this unpleasant task addressed private
note to Mr.. Green calling for satisfactory expana-
ton, but in his reply he utterly refuses single
traction and the only alternative left me is to let the
prisoner suner ths great OF asanuse tne pup
tions of Mr.. Green
hope to be spared the disagreeabe necessity of re.
sorting to newspapers of the day to any further
impropretes of Mr. Green this subject If am not,
will give specific catalogue Of them in my next


All Editors of newspapers, whether political reli.
gons, requested to give the above insertion in
their columns act Of justice to injured man. and
very much oblige, fa


Your obcdcnt servant


F. MORRILL,, Chaplain.


THE U. 5. TRoors FOR TEXAS We yesterday
received the following communication from an OF
fcer of the Sd regiment of infantry, which we pub
lish with much pleasure, the information it
tans must be OF interest to the families and nume-
rous friends of the officers of the regiment


Nsw ORLEANS, July -, ls45.


GENTLEMEN :--It may not be uninteresting to the
nds Of the 3D. regiment of infantry to know that they
leave tomorrow morning the steamship Alabama for
the Bay Of Aransas Corpus Christi Texas and any
other nae kagcs inte Off