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DISTURBANCE ON THE MEXICAN GULF RAIL ROAD, AND AssEMBLAeE or THE MILITARY.

 Late on Monday evening Judge Rosseau, of the parish of St Bernard sent letter by express to the Governo, representing that military force was ne cessary 10 protect the citizens of his parsh and par

 cularly those of Teror aux Beufs against the yio. lence with which they were threatened by certain small landholders and owners of OK -carts, who on posed the passage of the rail road oyer their proper y, had broken up the rails, destroyed the sheds ta- ken up and destroyed the stakes which marked the course where rails were to be lad, and wounded some Of the persons iu the employ of the Rail road Com. pany who had resisted their mad proceedings.

 The Governor being absent from the city, the letter was lmne diaey trans erred to the Attorney General who without moments delay, took the necessary steps. The Native American Artillery, the Louis- jana Volunteers. the Cadets, some companies of Louisiana Legion with their Artillery, the Louisiana Greys, Washinton Guards, Yagers, and Cazadores, were soon reused by tho martial call of the fife and these noble Volunteer Companies met the call with alacrty, and were route before the rising of the sun.

 Too much praise cannot be given to those who thus with an alacrity seldom equaed willingly repaired 10 the post of danger; and it s but another of the numerous evidences already recorded, which shows how ready citizen soldiers are, at all times to qnell disturbances, whether from citizens or others, at hone or far distant. There were, also, some Uni ted States troops sent from the Barracks. The vol uneers were commanded by Major General Lewls.

 In the evening ofyes.erday the troops, about 500 in number, returned to ihe clty, covered with dust, and worn from the fatigue of a long march under a broiling sun but they had attained their object The ringeader,a militia Mejor named Joseph Soils. with twenty others were arrested by them and made pris- oners without the firing ofa gun; they were then handed to the civil authorities.

 An act of the last session of the Legislature con- iinues the rights of the old corporation to the new conpany; and whatever may be the of the act of incorporation it is the law of tho land and no one should be permitted to oppose its operation by law less violence. If it be the tribunals "ny set it aside if the company carry il into effect, the same remedy is at hand-lN. o. Jedersonioa.