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Walker. If. 6Si 4o -. 2si 9. so so
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Total - l35 A.l95 Ss,324 1862 4O,2l 81
Als for Polk. 2 Loco do. on Con- 5 Nal Tor far elV


we canno, youch for the corectnes, of this vote


Our NEwYoRK PUBLIC ScHooLs.-Mayor
Harper yesterday visited the how Public Prlma.
ry Schools in Amos street, in the Ninth Ward.
The Schools are well located, the rooms spa
cious and comfortable, and the scholars attentive
and well behaved. The Mayer made brief
address to the children, expressing his grati6ca-
ton with their exercises They sung admirably
well. Among their songs was, We won't give
up the Bible, Gods holy book Of truth" The
young ladies who have the management of these
schools, Miss Susansh Whitney and Eliza Arm
strong, deserve great credit for the manner in
which they are conducted.


DR.. PisE's LEcTUREs.-These Lectures, Of
which the third was delivered on Sunday evening
last, before a most numerous and respectable au-
derce, in St. Peters Church Barclay street, con-
tinue to increase in interest and attractiveness,
which i, is gratifying to be enabled to attribute no
less 10 the truly charitable spirit which character
ICES the manner in which the subJect-poInts Of d-
ference between the various religious branches are
treated by the reverend gentleman, than 10 The de-
sire which night after night crowds the Church
with nquiriDg thousands. The snhject Of The In
vocation OF Saints was continued on the above
evening, when DR.. PIsE pursued his authorities de-
fensve Of that doctrine with his usual argumenta-
tive ability 1t was decidedly the ablest Lecture Of
three vet delivered. If we understood him cor
recty, the doctrine Of the Invocation will be re-
sumsd in his next discourse the coming Sunday
evening.


LATER FROM MExIco.-We yesterday received
advices from the City of Mexico as late as the I'd
inst. The most important intelligence we have yet
read is the refusal Of the Chamber of Deputies te
vote the loan required by the Mexican Executive
for carrying on the campaign against Texas. ma
orty OF the Committee 10 which the subject was re-
lerred reported that the Executive should be au-
rhorized to obtain loan ofthree millions ofdoar5.
On the 18th ult. this policy was strenuously advo-
Gated by SeTors Tornel and Rodriguez, and was
earnestly opposed by Seniors Sagaceta and Rosa.
The vote was taken on the 10th Of October and the
Chamber then refused, by majority Of 44 TO II, 10
entertain the projet de i0i recommended by The
Committee.


Those best informed in Mexican affairs think
revolution inevitabe-many that the train is alrea
dy laid, and that the explosion will be heard imme-
diately.


The Minister of Finance, Tigueros, has resigned
his position.


In New Mexico there have been more Indian dis
turbances. Analtempt was made TO assassinaie the
Governor in his own house. Fortunately il was un
successful, and the criminal was himself killed.
Various encounters between the Indians near Abb
ouch and the hleIicans had taken place, in which
many men were killed. The Me1icans, as usual,
attribute oil these collisions to the enmity of the
Americans ioolishly suppoeiug that the Indians are
supplied with their ammunition, sc. rom American
trading posts.


The Censor of Vera Cruz announces the depar-
ture of President Santa Anna from his hacienda Of
Mango de Clavo TO meet his bride at Encero.


A Frenchman writes TO lie Courier Francois
that he haa discovered some mines Of coal and CT
quicksilver within thirty leagues Of Guansjuata.


m. o. Bulletine.
LATEST FROM TExAs.-We Yesterday received
dates from Galveston 10 the ID inst, being three
DAYS later than our last accounts.
The Galveston News contains letter from Cor
pus Christi dated October 22d, which confirms the
report published some weeks since OF the descent of
about FIVE hundred Camanche Indians, headed by
the Inoted chief Santa Anna, upon rancho near
Guerrero, called "l.a PebSal'o," which they com.
pleiely destroyed, killing over sixty persons
The Indians were aiterward attacked by the
troops OF Mier and Guerrero, but they defeated the
troops killing about forty and taking one piece of
artillery, which they threw into the Rio Salado.
They then continued into the interior, killing and
taking prisoners, until they reached China, $50 miles
from The Rio Grande, there destroying The Rancho
Ramiras. Tney were then attacked by 600 troops,
Who defeated the Indians and took from them near
200 prisoners whom they bad captured. The loss
un the side g: the Indians is about 80, among whom
is said 10 he their chiei. Senia Ana.
Accounts from Corpus Christi state further tina,
Arisia is in command of the Northern f.onieT, and
IL was reported that VOL had half way proclaimed
against the Government.


rhe place was in perfect state OF quietness, and
! trade very good.


The last mails received at Galveston from the In
terror contain intelligence of the ratification Of the
long talked Of Indian treaty with The Camanches
and Ten other OF the wild Indian tribes.
The indicator, published al Washington, says:
:" The contamination Of this treaty, il kept sacred
BY b3th parties, VIII DO more 10 advance lhe
interests Of the West than dozen companies OF
mounted Een.


President Houston has entirely recovered his
health n. o. Pic. Nov. l6.
Arkansas LEeIsLATURE-In addition 10 what
we published yesterday, We give the following
state of parties:


Senate-Whigs 4, Locos q. House-H'higs IL,
Locos 81.


Yell tLoco) is elected to Congress by majority
Of 3 ,529 over Walker tWhig)


The official vo;a To- Governor IS as follows: Drew
{Locol S7sI; Gibson ia'his} 1856; Byrd (Indepen-
1-nt Loco 2,50l. Drew, the successful candidate,
IS therefore minority Governor.


Little Rock Banner.


NEw-YoRK Law ScHooL.-For an advertisement
relative 10 this course OF Lectures by TRoNAs W.
CLraKE, Esq. We refer our readers TO our sd,er-
,siog columns. 1t will be seen that The introducio-
~, which is to take place on Monday evening next
IS free to all This will be found an interesting and