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FROM Observation-Disclosures items from Ter,,
state that i, is expected Santa Ana will ere h..
dissolve Congress, if the Constitution they -.
soon to presen, should be federal in its priucip..
He is at presen, absen, from Mexico oa d PIE, ).
i'll he,l,h. He has granted by decree the ps;r.s.
of navigating the Rio Grands to Dr. 2. G.,.s
brigadier general.


The shock Of an earthquake was felt on ,h. ls,,
ult., at Te,ela, village near the mountain, os
Puebla. At the same time the Volcano en;s.s
an immense quantity of thick rcd smoke. NJ
damage was done. 3


Loss BY THE GaLE.-The. Kingston HeraH !;
Tuesday states that, the Sts David, small s,.sn.
plying between Kingston and Montreal, wa, drive,
ashore on her downward passage on Friday, 3,
Howe Island, together. with ave bsrses bearlr
laden with -four. The passengers were bsorsb,
back by the steamer Prince ofsWales.


The steamer Oneida sprung leak and n,
ashore on S,opey Point She was owned at O..
wego, and will prove complete wreck. Several
schooners and barks were slightly injured BY he
gale on the St. Lawrence below Montreal





FlaEs.-On Sunday the boo, and shoe stole q;
Mr.. ]. Hicks, $50 Pearl-street, was entirely de-
s,royed by fire. No insurance. The goods inthe
store of Mr.. ]. S. Beach, o3l Greenwich.s,ree,
were slightly injured the same day, and Mr. Wn,
Kuyler of the Commercial Hotel, II Co,rdsnd,
street, lost some $500 from damage by water used
in putting out FIRE in his building. He was taly
Insured however. A, about half.past 4 yesterday
morning several stables in the rear of 10, in
Thompson street, near Prince were DESTROYED,
and about fire broke out in the store Of j. 7.
Seby. corner of Broadway and Anthony-s,ree, |;
was extinsuished with slight injury


Mur1sY.-L will be resollected that the late
English papers spoke Of a party ofone hundred aad
sixty-eig ght English Mormons being on their way
out to this couatry, with the design of colonizng
with Joe Smith at Nauvoe. A letter from Capt
Taylor, the boarding officer at tho Baze, gives U,
the next notice of their whereabouts


Capt. TAYLOR. in one of his cruiaes, on the li,h
inst. at the bar of the N. E. Pass, was hailed BY
Can't. Pierce, of the ship Henry. on board OF
which the Mermons were. Capt. T. boarded the
shin, when he was informed by Capt. P. the, the
passengers were then, and had been, in state Of
mutiny, from the time they were three days cut
from Liverpool.


AT the request of Capt. Pierce, and on his aft.
dayit, Capt. Taylor made prisoners OF the Rev.
John SNYDER and two others, whom Pierce pointed
out as the ringleaders Capt. Taylor took the
prisoners ashore with him. They have been since
brought up to the city by the tewboet Swan


TN 0. Pic. l7th.