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IRK1TAL OF TBS CANADA AT B08TM.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Debate the War Questioi in the
British House #f t.wis,
TBI BXCITEME1T OH THE CONTINENT.
The Awfhl Slanghter of the Koasiani at
tho Terrible Battle of Citato*
Ae? <fcc. Ac.
The ateamihlp Canada arrived it Boston at Mia yester
day, ud her mailj for the South were deipatohed la the
lltmcos train. They retched thla city about two
?'clook tkla morning toy the New H?vea Bailroad.
The following la the lateet ne*c?
A gorwBUMt committee of engineer* have leported
that the Britlih mall ?te?irifr? a-e null; for war purpoeei,
owing to their peeolur ihape and the eiposa.-e of the
?nginea to ihot; hut they m'ght trite t< troop shlpi.
The papers lay that Jthn Duffy the Celled States Cia
m at Galwty, la about to rerlxn.aa the appolntmeat doei
?ot pey expeniee.
A letter from Smith O'Brlm, of Oatob?r 1, (ty< he hei
?o Intention of (loafing, auc hM received hu tloket of
leave for tlx months
the Canada pateed the fere w uteenihlp Sarah S?nls,
fcound from Liverpool for Portland, no Wednesday inst
ill. s. a. will probably arrive at ?orilanl to morrow.
The British Hunee or 4>orda.
DIBiTE ON TUa VtH (jl'IMTluN, ETC.
The Karl of Garaarvuo, :u iut?r jg th* reply tJ the
Queen'* speeoh in the Huu<b f 1/rln, and tb* Karl of
Xhide, la aeeondlng it, mertly rcace.i iu santim*nt*.
The Marquis v.' Vluilear la complained that tbe *ps*:h
gar* 'no iodleaUoQ of iba present pu?iaoa or fature ta
tenlien* u to tha war. Id c h?r ooun ries nominally
lea free the* England, inf^roiitnn nvd o??u given to
th* p'ojjle, bat tha Brituh vara k'pt la total Iguorauoe
fey tha governmeut Greater flrmn-'a on tha part of Eog
land won Id long alnce haveie Had tba u'Xiah Uifli salty
Britl?h want of aaa gy had deceive". the Cttr Into the war
la whleh Karepe would t-oon b? p.i^g'd
^fc* Karl of Olsrenden defended tba gore-naeat
The Ccar liming hi* long rvijn. had given proof* that
he desired paaoa. Tba present position of tha affair
la, that no anawer h*n coma fr >m Sc. Peterebarg.
Lord Melmesbury aad Earl Gray a'? > spok*, tha lattar
(?marking tha mismaaaeeifcent of tie aimy, all ',be
general* on the roll being unfit for **rrioe.
Tha Earl of Derby noticed that tha speech oontalnad
Bo ail a aloe to any atbar foreign relation of Britain
President Pierce's message referred ta important que*
Mora pat ding with Great Britain, bat the Qaten took no
aotloe thereof. The Earl of Djrby also reriawad at
length the reoent prooee tings of tha gOTernment.
Tfce Kail of Abeitean defended hi* delay and unwilling
B*e* to aEgaga in war, and daaiei t?la< either an Aus
trian or Russian tool. He avoided giving any fa ther ex
plana tin*! at presen' of the niaiory of tba Ea* era dlf
flonlty. He defended Prince Alb >rt from the reoent im
pn tat ion a, and Lord Harding# did tba earn* .
A debate ensued on the aubjea; of the preai baring
olrealated thoae imputations
Several lorda lndtgaantly denied having any oonnectioa
With tha pr**a.
On the 3d of February Lird Ljnlhurst, referring to
yeper* before theH?u'e of Lorda, aaked tf it waa true, a*
ITeaeelrode had stated, that the draft of the Vienna note
Waa submitted to the Oiar for approval before it vaa
Oommunicated to the Port* f
Lord Clarendon replied t rat the no'e wu of Frenah
origin, that It waa forwarded to England for assent, and
thence to St. Peteiaburg, but wai refuaed by the C*at
?rleea it shoul 1 name through tha recognised mediation
Of Auairla. He *app"*?d, bat eouli not aay, that France
bid previously aent It to the Porto.
Lateat Concerning the War Q,ueaelon
Tie leading f<atiw of the iateet news relative to the
W?r ard itiaffeotaoc the different eountrlei, areembraaed
Is the following?
Bbkloi. Jan. 80 ? According to letters from tbli capital,
p hil?:eC to the We ir Zeitu+g a report we* current that
ft the aittlrgrf the O nnatl o S ate the Prinee of Pra^sta
ba'. pronuuboed blmael' erainst *11 neutrality and tar?iv
?tua'iin. ? He wa? reedy to do h *nor," he eaid ' to the
?obi* qualit'.e* of bl" brother la-law. tha Eme#rnr Nir .10
la?. but, a? a Prn'aien priooe and b?ir preaumptlveto the
throne, he did rot }ieM'.at? to declare *h?t tb? moment
vaa e. fir Pmina tn t?nma a d-ol>iv* attitade and
to notify to tbf CabiLete of Europe that a refusal to a?
?apt the prrpoaitiona of tne eooftrence w,nld for?e Prm
?U to tekr her >ta?d br the ai > of the Western Power*,
ftsd to follow them to all eitremltlea "
Viwjtha Feb 3 ? ?ep->rt aay tha the Emperor of Ana
trie ba* declared to Ouo Orkff 'ba! if the Raatiaa*
er"<ee tha Par nbe h? tid eon'idar It th* aam?- m ? de
Olaretion rf war
Anatria k a lata en t*?e aeeeptaeee of the f rojaot of the
13th.
PAim Feb 2 P M.? Toe AHtmbtU Wali'naU anaoune*a
Unt If deKI?e'<fT fad ?o day an interview with the
feinieter of Foreiyn A(T- r?, a -d that the rsp'y of lhn
French goreri ni> st t th? de nand '; r an explan<tlon
Ba e by the Empire* < f Rna la wae not ?uih aa to aatlffy
that minister, who arni>rd'n?ly d*inkn''ed hie paeaparts.
M de Klsaeleff In fae'., ree-ived hta reply yesterday,
fttd waa to quit Paris thia vemntr
The aame paper at* da, tbe proporal.a tending toward*
?penlrg new nagotiatioi s, of wblc*! <> nnt Orlnlf ?aa (be
fe< ?rer, have nut been deemed acceptable either In Lon
don or in Part*.
Adv'oe* from St. P'te-abnrr, of Ihe 24th alt., it ate
tl *t tbe Cxar ?ll' give Inatruoti ">n? to bis fl ieta to avoid
Of'iaione, whilst the operations againat Tnrkay will be
Wkoroualy pro e-.nted on tbe Danube, and that he will
Hart a declaration of warfr-m the Weatern Power*.
tceordlrf to tbe Paris errretipondeot of tba Chr/mirfe,
th< Fienab gorervnent Is now making bona fide prepara
tions for war on a grand scale, and baa decided o rend an
ftrtny of 80 POO m?n to the East, whilst England, It 1*
Mid, will send 20,000.
The Herald < t tbe 2d inat. atated that thearmy estimates
for tba esanlnx financial year provide for an increase of
10 000 men, whilit tbe active forees of the rvyal navy are
Uj be augmented tj the extent of 10,000 ataman and
?, (00 matinee. ?
Vmnia, Febrna-y 1? P. M ? Tbe Raas'an regiments
Of the gnarn have reeeived orders to leave for Ktga and
the Bait to provinces on the 1st of If ?feh.
Kaiafat, Jan. 29? Fha Rnnaian troop* la Little Wal
Ischla ate cloeely eneircung Kalafat
9r. I'mvnrio, Jah 34.? Tha ear aralnat Turkey wll
fefvifcrowsly proeecnted. Count Orl-fiP s mission li re
ported in <his aenae
Aeeori'lng to the bnlletlna of Omar Paaha, the battle
fnoght at Citale bad coat tbe Tn'kt a thousand m*n in
billed and wonnded, and the Ru'slaas a 1mm of thrae
Or fonr tluea that amount. Tie victory was cer
tainly on the alda of the Tarki. tboee fores were by no
?><-ena superior in number to thoae of the Russian*.
A talegraphle df apateh reo?ived In Paris "rom Oonatau
ttoople da'ed tne tTth nit., eta ee that the Turkish
?Uemers retarned from ^toum would start araln for the
Week Hea undar tbe erco t of the ships of the c mbloeJ
??et which wae atii: ftt ftrope I| .as stated that
Mother KngUsh (tesmer had gone to Sabastopil with
?eepatohe*. It waa al>o said '.hat the "orte had aoe*pted
tb? reraioes of tb? Hungarian Geti-ra' Kla.ka and Ml
?otros'ed him with >a frn^ortaat c mtnand in Asia. A
???rnber of fnrelgn ? fll8<r? have also been admitted into
the a nry el A*la (ieueral B vraruay d'Htlllera had <on e
r>r the l?th to examine p?-?. naily tae furtiloa lion oif
th* Hoepboyie and the Dar'ane lea
VmniA, Jan 28 ? Pub is opinion in our capital is favor
able to the Turks, even In military circle* Our govern
ment appear* t? eepera'e ite>lf a very day more and more
fton Russia. Count I iftaff will bav? great dlflcilry In ?o
eompliablcg bia miselon, S t Htate haa suff*r*l more
thaa Austria from the Rd?eo Turklah "iffor-nse The re
nolntion of the Ra>ai?n gov?mm?nt to mnaid-r a* lawful
yaisc* alivaarels uaaUetirg tbe Slack Va wt'h mas tioas
?f war ?n board, haa atarm?d the SrltUh oommerelal
W rid very little
lettera from fSalati state that the raster part of the
Britiak fleet bad re uraad to 0? atant-nop'e, la or^er to
Boavof troop* aad ammunition to Varna
Tbe Pari* errreepon'e? t of tbe M.rminq Pfft writes ?
"I learn fr^m aa authentic source theobiac'iof Giant
C loff's tnLsalon. He 1* charged to endear .r 'o bind Aus
tria to Resale, aad is em owerefi to >maa<; ee? ret pledgee
from Aualrla; or. at least, a favorab'.e neu iallty in tbe
Impending struggle H? i? farther i jstrni*?d to persuade
Austria to become thainterm ?di*ry for tba propositi-** of
ft eoenter- project to that wb<ch Ko-'aia has at praeert
order conslceratloft; aro towt'eh it t*, therefore, mani
fMtabe will not aaeeat Tee day afrer Doiot OrUfT*
antral at Vienra, he fecalved am one but Ciunt Mey?n
dfrff Tre next day he saw M de Buol and th* Em
?ror With M de Bnol Onaftt Orl <ff hail aonversa
?n that almost awaked th* craricter of aa alteraa
Mob."
M 1TI1IFNTS OP TBI ALLT*D FLKIT0.
The fo 'owlrg ea ra'ive of the iroven- n*s of t^e eo-n
bleed fleet* In the Biac^ Sea is cn'.euef'l ^ ' tbe Boc'on
frr-n letter' w-itt*n by oft! ?er* of tb?fl?et. Th*
?ombined u*et* enured the lliaek S a on the 4th of /anu
nry. and c? the a'temoon of that day. while lying at 'he
?atranee of the Boepboros tbe signal waa made. 'Tarts
?re tn be proteeted fr >m all a?grv?alon by ee* or land "
On the mx rnleg ef the fr'h they were J?la d by a Tdrkish
??laadron it fl*e ?teamar*, witn troop-, and imm ediately
net ea'l for tha eaatward la the Iftarso, a of the 6th
they anchored in the Hloope IUy, ramaiolng there two
days Tha traces of he recent bat'le th-re wa pain
folly evident. In the ruined town, the el?tree*e.l app?ar
ftroe of tbe iababitaa'*, the wrecks whish at-rwed the
?bore, and the hundred-: ef matilai?4 bid tee which were
ht*g nnbnried. at tbe mercy of tbe dogs aid vultnr*s
f<)a the #th six of the allied fl?et, wltb th? five Tnrklah
Bteamere, get nnder way for TrablnVe where they ar
H ?d oa tbe 10th Tr*b?laoade I* said to be a miserable
Tarkl?h town, defeaded oely by tare miserable fort*,
W^lcb are scantily supplied arlth cannon Here th*
JPn-klab Meamara 4t> charted a portion of their am mini
? a?<* le 'ha erecla^ the fleet ealted for Hatomm The
I ->?? iqtudioft had their gun* loaded aad ahstted fur
aatiea. fk?Ttac ^Mtd at TraMacafe that * Ruibi
fleet bad bni mi off tbo plaoe. Thar arrived at Ba
tonm, which la tba aiarait anchorage to thn Turkish
frontier, am -tba lttk. with out having mm ika Ruatlaa
?quadrou. They found tba Tartu assembled hare <a greet
forca, and wanting nothing but powder The Tarkiah
steamers immediately oonmenoed discharging tha rs
ma Inter of their am monition, and with tha Uilod fleet
iaft Batoum an tha afternoon of tha mom dar for ainope,
arriving thaw on tba 18th. Tha town of Bataun U a
man village, with a single fort, oa a point.
On tha evening of tha llth, four T??wla of tha allied
fleet, Including two English and two Franah svsamers,
?ailed for Cooataattaople, to eenvoy tha Turkish itee ners
thara. A lattar from an officer c f tha fleet state* that
tha whole squadron wo aid pro baby, after tha arrival of
tha Caradoa with despatches, return to 0 nstanttnople.
nnlaea soxeth'ng new tnmel op Three days previous
to tha arrival of the allies on the Turkish shore. the R??
slan stsemer* weie there, trying tha range of their i noa
at some ot the Turkish porta. At tfloepe, the Turks were
busj m get'ieg up gone. ? tore J, &o , from the e hips lately
rank by ihe Russians in tha' harbor.
Tha London Timet ray*:? I. nay be of some impor'aaee
to remark that whan tha allied Arts left their atohorage
in ti e Boaihorue, on tbe 4th of J*nu?r?. tbe admirals
Bailed) in pursuance of orders the/ had reaeirad to pre
vent any frefch agnresnlnn by tbe Russian Bret no the
Tarkiah coasts But at that time tba ?rdirs lubssquent
ly despatched, whloh direct ths alli'd forie* to re
quire all Russian cruiser* found Id tbe Black Sea to
return to Sebastopol, had not reaohed Coont?atlaople
They did not arrive there ontil tb?? 12 h of Jeaas y, end
they were immediately despatched to the by tha
French steamer C'aton, whioh would probably And
tbe adm^M on tbe l&th In tbe roada of Sioupe The re
aolt of She ulaari >r instructions would b?, that tha
8 rati are authorised to aot with greater ri^or agalnat
such Kantian cruisers aa tbay may fall in wi'h, and in all
caee* to a* or' tbem back to rtobnstopel If it be trae that
a con*iderable rquidroo of Koseiao fm?'? la nil 1 at ?ea,
it la cot lirprobabla that n collision of aoma importanoa
may hare takea pisee.
TO H rm.ma IN RUSSIA , KTO.
The Kmperor bad expressed himself in terina of diaap
probation with reepiot to tha treaty of neutrality con
cluded brt*een Swden and Deamark.
Io all mtlitar* eirolei at 8t Petersburg, an Immediate
m"Hiis?v.oa if tbe whole army waa expe>te'.
Ihe KnKHUna have comm. u ;ed their maroh from K v
jova, to attaok Kalafat
COFVT ORT.nFK'8 MISSION.
Rsttux, F?b. i ?The Ttmei oorreipondent telegraphs
that Ouut O.loff proposes that the U?rman po *er > s%>ald
dr?w ap a joint declaration of n utr*ltty uuiier all clrojtu
atatces. If ote member of the o <ufec?rati?a beattack"',
Ruesie makei oommon eaase in bar defence with all tbe
nut
Should any territoMal change* arise thriurH war, R<m
tl? indrrtakoe to coa.lu^e no p??ce wnhou: Culj csnal
dcring be iut^r^et of the Germ in Pr?er?
but Orl IT has b<vn nrisuoceaeful at Vienna, and hU
mf'titn 1? hrjelera at Berlin.
Tbe Ckranide'i VUcr a an j Berlin oirre?pond?nta re
p*.rt by telegraph that Orl"ff'aov>-tire* ba1 heen totally
rej'otfd by both Power*, and tha Ki>g af Pru*eU it aaid
to have fappatoha^ an autograph lettar to the Kmperor
Nicholas, stating that if be permuted in refualog p*aoe
on tha terms agreed to by tha Viennn Uonferanse, Pruiaia
will be compelled to take an native part in onjunotion
with the Western Power*.
The Time*' leading article say* : " Tha new* torn 9er
manr l* of tbe h'garat Importanoa, acd wan ant* a strong
belief that tha Gorman court* aie received to aot in strict
union with the Weataru Power*, and in deeUed oppuiitlon
to the dtrrard* of Rnraia "
Tba article mentions that Orloff had no . visited Berlin,
but tha Brt-t r>lnii>t?r tbera hau written him, directly re
jrctlEg the HnnUn profoaltloo, an autograph letter
from the King, te tba name effect, nocompanying the des
patch.
1 be Post make* a statement t>-> the lime effect a* that
mentioned in the Chronicle's Vienna advlo*' and the
Tima' l< adicg irticle. namrl;, that Cjuat Ha'i\ had drawn
ap and aubmltted to tha eonferenoa aa afli jlal not Ho*
tli n, <!ac'a:lng tbe propoaal* af Russia lrreeoncUabla with
t*Me of the Four Power*, and also declaring that nego
tlat:?c8n;a terminated This U in fact a refusal of the
condition* propoitd by O.'loff.
BU68IA WILL BK NOTIHKD TO KVACCAT1 THI PBIN
CIPALITIBS.
The Pott ucdaratand* that a< *oon as thl* notification
of the breakirg up of tbe ooaference, whloh la now on 1U
way, reaehet Ix>ndon and Paris, the Western Powers will
at osoe address n summons to Ra-^aia toevacua e the
Prlcclpalltlea, aid in tha event of hsr r?fa*al they will
Mm wsr.
TOB HL'f Rf AV IMBA887 IM LONDON.
Tha Timti sajs it :* nnderetood that Baren tlrasow will
leave London within a few honr* for Danaatadt He paid
a farewell visit to Earl Clarendon yesterday, at the For
eign kffiee.
The Londov liSS ^?the fo'ow.rg patUoulaw of the
^Vri'^U.'^h ot ^anu^rV^ Tarki.h troop., n*
o& Mail Pacha ~d
to ? '.took the Ru.?lan?. who had the ?"? ??
the village of Citato, whloh U about S heuri m,r^.^u?{
Kale'at The fore* of Ik cn?il Paoha *"
thr-e regimenti of regolar ?ti >'7 eta
Ba>hi Biiouk., with bU gun* Ahmed
tloned at ?<>me diitanee from the "'P. '*
lerve troops, contUtiog of dm onttaliM, *ud
'"be Bu-.lao foroe in the villa,. of thr^ bat
tallons of lulentry. oommendea by Colonel
three equadnoi k tf htuaara, Md two iqasdrowof toi
'^TtaCtrttwI'li *"!!> " *'11 ** Tih"*?w?dU
but the pwitlon of the Ra?.i?o?. ?h ????<"*
t:ibut?d In ill the bows ef ?n
t-xtrat end which li inrrounded b? a doanli r.itch, ren
dered the attack extremely wiril.itiK, *? the "n*?' ** '
,heitered, were enabl'd to diiool a ?*?"
tfce Turk*. wubcnt tbe letter beiuf eil? t- "P1' * ?
Id .pit. f f ihU evicent lle.dveiitage, I
order. fur the attack end threw h^'. 'h'^T
?Bdf-?lbc??r?fb?ll. flr.d from all be 7"
drei tbe Turku rroetvrd vert eerlon. inj
? hi, rreomrtince eomeebat cU*r*"'^ ' ^!?*r
their imp> tuo*lty *u bj no ??*?< obeoied^ T?? greeter
portion of tb. eoldleri, wt.o had never h.fore *
lofH to iiuik^y, u?T?rUwl-? clipped Indoraineble
C?Af*f r ? dwperaU ?trtiggle ih*y attacked thahea'M,
U0 fought bud tr hand with .w^.d a-j J biyinet Tue
mutlenwM frightful. TM RneriftM ta win bogtei for
qu?r?r. In th? feve r of the fl^at the Tarki lUtened to
rotbiog. end ileugMeved, -ithnut ?ity, all who
their handi. The Munuhnani of ihe Crime*. ??>?*???
rat^wi'htfce Radian ermf. io rata appealed ?? ??r
character of Mur.ulmaa.. Ne quarter we. eiren tot hem.
Gutter. of blood ran. own :he .?.*? from U?U
hntian ?Uc?nter. X- add to the h rro-? of tbe Bceuo it
may he Mated th?t a number of pige wbtoh had been let
loo?e were Men eating the <Wd bodrex. .
AM who ecukJ ?c?pe the alaagbter touk rafuge In art
doubt at the head of tbe Tillage, and th noe
. ourderou. Sre upon th- Tort., who return., igor^
ou.It. but not wi'hoii neelrlng oonaidarabU iojurj from
rn",\TurkiVh^^f^
tif ?ni'.eaTuitni to oppoee th?ir pateage.
The Ru-eiane. flnding themne ree ?rirroo^ed^ and har^
log no outlot for etcape and io rwonrw hot the tsrnoUl
energj d?i?ed from dupair, no other ai?rnaHT' bat^ to
eon<tuei or dl?, reo< mraenced the ficht with d,"*P,?t'0?'
and in a rlgorou. lurtie they -ueceert^d in oapturirg two
gun*. It should be .tated that tie Ta-k., u^ntheBr-t
Kuceeoa (n t he .ntrenehmento, commitul the iaare4ioie
famit of mt destroying the ?oeoy'. gone.
Wbli* the battle we. thn* going on ia the vtUag*,
twelve battaliona of infantry of the Rwian amy art >
inna?iron ot oa'alry. w<th e steen pleoee *1 oannoe, war#
brought to tbe a?.t.tanoe of the beeieged. a* attempted
to alaee tbe Tuih. between two dree, Ufonnatloa of thU
waeg^ten to Abmtd Paoha. who, by' a .kiltul m?craT^
direc t hi. ?oldme to the potat, in otdt to prere?? the
jnneUon with tbe be.ieg*i troop. For ttU moremant
be made u?e if three of hta reaerrad battalkma.
The a rlvac tape of the pMitlM ?*a "?* tha
the Turk, who wara o? grcnad which elope t toward, the
Rm,?. tat th.! tar wire la thr^ ***? gr?t.r number
than the Tnrka. In epite of thU di'
Ku.ii n. were entirely beaten, and d?d in tbe gieateet ate
order Th.y were coir pletely reu hd. a faet e inetitnttng a
rlat of arm.*" tbe part the Tarh. which d-je.gr^
honrr to them, and r.UblUhe. another impor ant trutk?
that the Ku.riaci ea*not eope wtth J' ' J
equal ruroberi to thfrnwlvee ia opeo W4i
can oily bop* for any enooeia eh.n they nare a mach
more powerful fnroe thaa tte'.r enemy Toal
theee twe Btmullno?oii? aflU'. am-aot to nearly 4ww
men, among whom are Initialed 60.?J'*rior,/l
Tbe Vnrk. hid about 8(0 killed aad S#tt ">u*^ *11?
were lent to the hoepitele af Wlddln and of whom U I*
hoped tbe peeler par: m?y h. eaeed.
Arcordiug to the p nion af i^m^ropean oncer i no ?
at Wide in, thie affiir 1. a moet g lorloa. 00#f ?' !
aod if not pr duetire of any n.aV rial reeuit, will at lean
prove if great moral advantage to them.
On the rest day tbe duteiaaa atU upted *? J9?* "J*
the redo-.b fr. m wpleh they had been *''*?? '? "
cUht, but the .fpeaaare of ^e turUih kattaHo*
4t>co?raged them ftc m the atUn.pt, and they beat a
"ami a time of the attack upon tho Village, tha Totklih
-olrtier?, pir l-o'*tly be H?.\i Bttonk., oommittad the
fault of etoppi g to pil!ag? before l?i g oatirety
of Tietory. aofi bv tti- m?ana. iad-.p-lin* thecal. o*_
tamed ? m? tnflint irtlclea, mocht* ? oe prejqJiae e. the
,,n.ral lnt?r?.t. It l? t" r?gt?'ted that I" ha? i tot b*m
soMlble U) ilerlve all t*e idvaatrga frrm thl? affUr of
wbi.ih it i? .uareptlbia, at i*aat eo f?r a? reeirde matanal
(mrrfit, knt, a. f?r a* f ganll the moral tffect, ' here Ui
D?lHiB*a|tPaeba fought like a lion, and "''"like a
than a ienwrei He had twe horee. killed undnr h.tn He
^MMdVlk two ball-, me on u. .hgul^r, aul an
other ?e tke wriai. A Utrd bail etmck tbe eoabb.rJ ?f
'ihe lurki tock from the field of bat la. leildae a num
__ f KrirM,g ft treat r??OT bmIiu, ?4l>re?, iehtko#,
Md dwntl't*, *lM> majy
Tl. latter ceneoled therm. 'Ira. or their by the
?IttM of vitofeii c-r hardftU of foR I* J
aid.t or danger, wkleh the? plaoed by tbwir bed. of pa a
ae a M>lare to th.lr eoff*rt? g>- ........ ,w. R....1.D
Juattee b?. ?een do?e to the bravery of t?ie Fue t*n
ofbeev., who co?ra|eouly ?H tbetr dntv, ba'^r" *J1
woendfd vy the . jl<ler?, wh m it wae of ien e?oe?.ar/ to
prick with the point ?< tbe bayor?t lu o- e_ to i re?n.
them frotn running aw.y of th? '
tia were inoorp< rated a-nn?g th? RiMlan yv-P". ?"?
former lore# were lo very odor 2
r ffio*ri, end were coe'lnvaUr .uoj-?Ud to th.tr j-eva *
Wailiehlan raptaia refneeit to merth vgatnet the Tu *
and be eon.uir mated hie ref .?al by htoemf oal hu
wmIb* Tali facte na? be relied on
Tee WnUachiaa aoidieri are c mUnually daegrtlog to
. wT tL . k ? whoee prl.Moe U^rd-. ly beaming art van
t^elw It iTTlleV-t that th-y will .hntly nnd-rU.a
' .1Bedi torn Re?tdee tht?, although I do a >t rta?
t he^aat aToartoto, ll U laid that f)e.er 'acka it a>out to
TJZl to WieEi *t aU evenu th. Tarke will be r^
?f^d I. WaltoehU ae rt^eratw. Th. T?kUh ^Uer
eejoye a reyutattna tor hooeety aad good aoadaet waia#
U III' tha?pTOTielon. whUh are a^.'eary are fw le
ready m- a.y, aao no burden U Ihwern ?,nihe laaaWUu^e.
So iuah eaa.ot be ?id for the ReeMaae, wb? V^
ndeed, charged wtth all aorhi of odtoui acta Abo?t tw?
eat off the heada of three Wellaohleae aad violated
ftsea ?om Thua th* RussUne are itnift protestor*.
Whea the Turk* reaehtd th* village, with tb* rl*? of
assisting th* utortuoit* lahabitmta, the culprits kll
MM|li
The OmObIm ?riutpe-llii Aatlon of tb
Mimb fDWiri.
[Treat th* Lnodoa Times, F*h I ]
The destinus of Korope ku< upon the MiIn of th*
two ar*at Otmu pewer*. WU1 th* cabinets of Vieaa*
u' Berlin anil* th*aNl?M heartllj ud ilitmlf with
tb* Krai eh and British governments for the atioMiuaa
of the existing territorial iiru|niHti of Europe? If
thla bo ao. than U ev*o /at a poseibtllty that th* nosttli
tla* already begun upon a wwaa of th* Dumb* may ant
rise to the proportioas of a ge**ral war. Th* poiat at la
in* to, la reality, oaa of tar m n-a Immediate moment
to the Genoa* sovereigns than to th* Western Po vara.
Let a* ap*ak of *aeh la torn. Oi* of th* princi
pal object* which th* Ruaaiaa Emperor now aaak* to
r?*lt>* la th* ooaqaeat o> th* noitha of th* D*aabe
?in other word*, bo dMlna to *eal np th* prtnoi
pal outlet for th* ooaamere* of th* Austrian
dominions. Now. tba Daaab* la and Austrian
river? for all praotleal purporee, a* mash so *a the Rhone
la a French or th* Than** aa English river- Of eou *e
tba Austrian Cabinet la amustd with propositions for In
demnification, hot It woold be junta* posidile to indeot
eifjr the Emperor Franoie Jo**ph for th* lor* of hie head,
aa it woald be 10 oompecsat* hie subjects for the loea of
the Daaabe. Th* Austrian should rejoice t* aee Karepe
rUing la arms to light a battle p-colarlj bis oaa. W*
dismiss th* bypothesl* of neutrality aa aa worthy of a*
riou? notls*, tbouM th* struggle arsume a chirsoterof
reality. Before two month* of war are over erery Power
in Europe, with th* exception poaallly of Spain,
will b* engaged on on* aid* or th* oth*r Let ne
assume for a moment that Austria should aid* with
Rus-la, and with all th* ether Germvn govern
ment*. against France aad Eogland, against th*
population of Germany, of Hungary, a' Poland, of Italy.
Surtly L imbardy woold mak* hers?l' heard oas* more,
and with effective ailte* th* result might b* very differ
?nt L?t us ask the oeoociUora of Francis Joseph to oon
sider what the ?ff?ct wool > be if some 10,000 Frecohmea
ah : ald cross the Lombard frontier tlx weeka hence, aad a
il'ct, manned with Sogll'h blue jacket* thoald sapport
their operatloaa on eltter aosat of the l'e.iinaul* I Woald
it cost the t?o govern me .tt maoh pains to set Italy oa
Br* at lb* foar 001 n*ra 'i Hungary aad I' iluid remain;
tl t w? do not thtnk the Au'triao cabinet can derive
?r uohsatisfao'loa ftom th* oon'amplatl jo of th>?* pro
vine**, if th?ir dli content were backed by Western
Ian pe Uo ml'ior poiuts, saah ?i the rate of Trieste ao t
V? oioe, in oasa ol a war between Austria aad th* aaral
Po-er*, w* r?*d act dwell, bat would btire th* *aae ia tti
fall simplicity for th* consideration o the hoa** of llipi
burg. A'Ur a I why is the young Emperor binod to toe
trinepbant fledge of tb* Ci?r f Th* Hoogarian opera
tion* in whish tn* Russian army 'as engaged were an
dertsken far more for th* Emperor Nicholas7* owa scot
rity than 'or that of the dominions of Fraool* Joseph.
Th? oanipaign wHch th* Rossi :n General* conducted in
Hungary the; mutrt otherwise hare conduct* 1 in Russian
1'nlat.d In saving Hungary to th* hous* of Hapsburg,
tb*y s?T*d the European prorlcoee of th*lr owe master
Huch Is the simple *tat*ment of Auatria'a obligations to
Russia ; but we have yet to learn that questions of
iKn'tmeot can be permitted to lnSaaaoe th* de
cisions of a great goTernmer t. To thee* loniiderattoaa
we wouM add, that if by aiding with th* other Earopeaa
Powers th* Austrian monarch should anaoeel In making
war imprscibie to th* Russlave. be will have saved th*
Emprror Nicholas fr"m dfstj action and his empire from
ditmtmberment Sorely th i- ii the beet proof ofgrati
lad* which o^uld be glrea In return for aerrie* per
forn ed.
Id I'ruMla, Indeed, there ls not tb* ram* amount of die
e nteut as In the provicoei of which the Auitrlsa empire
D> oocktltuted 8o far she enjoya a felicity denied to ber
nt ighbor and elly. On the other baud, whereaa Auatrla
ia not immediately asaulable by Krano* ia any of her
froelccas su* Lombardy, Prussia la opsn to *T*ry blow,
bere eaa be no doubt that the m Jltary spirit of
the French nation wi uld be h ghiy gratified by at
least a partial restoration of th* old Napoleoaio 11 flits;
and thty lie very invitingly to the hand oi the great Em
pe or's nepbew aad auscessor The qunatl<>a then re
mains for the attentive consideration of the Prusalau
oablset, if they could now hop* to rouse the apirlt of
Gertnsny agsinst the Freneh lnradfr aa in the time of th*
war of liberation ? The fl^ry youth of Gsrniany then
oame forward to be slain In heaitomba for ' ht oaue* of
their country's frtedom. W* doubt if th*y could b* in
daeed to Igbt with the tam* degree of vigoi ia support of
Russian aggrandizement. It may also be sail that th*
p?< pi* of Get many have had some specimen of the man
ner ia wbi*h the ralen of their eoantry understand
th* meaairg of th* ttrm " f-eedoui of that
talii-maalc word which lcdu??d th?ir fathers to
spill ao moch or their own cr*duloa* blool. Be
tween th* war of liberation and tha pr*seat titn*
we h?ve had the violated promise* of 131ft, and th* r*
action aiaisst th* i*volullona>y outbreak of ISIS All
the?e matters eons dered. we have very aerlo js doubt* if
the German Kiogs oon Id load their subj -ot* to a rtaewal
of th* strrggie* ol 1803-16 even for the <ake of German
tbrrnes; but w* bar* no dou 'it at all ?boald the point
at issue be n ervly th* ag|randi>ement of the Roasiau
Cur Tb* pubiia will be glad to see that the telxgrapqlo
da>patebe* we publish ta day announce that the Crown
Piince of Pru ela nai ranged hlmitelf decisively on the aide
of the We itera Powers. If his oounsfl <?acted up^a. he
wili have saved th? Pi ussian Moncrohy Now or war, the
tim*> baa ooae to show th^ worl.l tsat thsre Is some uae
in the van armaments which bare beea kep". on foot la
Germany line* 1815 If properlj diree'el at the praaaat
mcment, they may preeerre the pea** of the world.
No mobb A kmt Farms During Mr. Calhoun's
ado tl?r*U<? cf ihe Wi- Department, an ?r hit >rder<i,
f?r -it>g by the troop* ni at Ooinell B nfft.
l'bre? 01 four yeara esperlere* snfBoetf to nhow tha'. while
It mtlj irtftr?'?d with the milr.ary Ih'Im r?qiir*l, it
?'??> falltd to pay pecuniarily. Bo it ??? abaauoned A
f?? j*et a ego It ?i agait es??yed. by order, ?t nearl y all
rrniutd [Oni* Up to 'hi* time It hu n:t>il tin aervloe
a l<t ? of i me thnnaends of dollars, while tta Interfere toe
wi'h th? ni.ary dn'l s riqMrad of tnopa hit not
brfn tern than dntlf* Mr. CaThouu'x tim?. Henas, wa
Ukc it, is th'oeufe of iba following gaaeral order juit
picnjolgated:? .
GBNBBAL ORDKR&? NO. til.
Win lir.tKiaiMT AnjrTAjrr 'inuii'a Ornrs, \
IVurtHisiiTO.f, Feb. ft. 1851 J
It h*a b?eo a?ctrtaleed. fiom fair experiment*, that the
eultivatiua of farms by the troop* at r? unta itattoaa, ai
a tn? as a to pruraata economy, baa fniltd answer the
eiproia'tota which induced its iatabk?htneot? the ex
prBiee r?c????Mlj trc.irrd barb g 'i- eic ?)?<! the pr la
oerivd from the eale of pr^'ac's It is the:e'jre arnt
ed tbat the ayiitem of onttivitloii k own an '? Fein Cat
tore " inetitu>ed by General Order No. 1, dated January 8,
H61. be diacoi.linn-d rh? cffls?rs Is cnarje of thledaty
will, under the direction of the atveral offioers aommaod
toy. take the moat tITestaal for the aale of
ever? spiles of property appi'it i-iog to farm culture,
anii the fnnd< thereby a-;or:iln? will re trana arrad to tba
SnbeUtenet P'partnx-ot. Cro,a wnioi may be io ooarse
of arowih a', the receipt of ibla orier will ba gathered in
at maturity, nnlee> ? juat dlapoiiUon of tka e*on* aaa ba
MtlhtMW In ri '.rrcta*, the pr tceedi will b? cre
dit od aa above. B. order of tht S?ere ary I f War.
8 COoPEH, A jatant OenerU.
Douritic Ninctllanf.
The bn-lceaa cj?d t.r I*l;ta bate oo nblaad together
for heeatahHibment in 'hit city ofa merehanta' as
ctarge, and to attend tbere every day at the meeting*
for toe transaction o' mareantila bnatoaea. Tne more
meet aUo looka to th? format'ea of a Clumber of Com
merce to attrnd to '.he trade iat*r?ate of tb? place.
Tne Cleveland Lye. nm > *? rescinded their Invitation to
Joba M'tohM to irctnre beto?e them, ra account of the
vie ?a avowed by hla paper, the GVuta, oa tha (la vary
q oration.
Iktblligbwck v rom Africa By the arrival of
the schooner 8. H. Townsend, Captain Rtwland,
from the river Gambia, West Coast of Africa, we
have received advices to the 22d of January.
The btig Draco, Capt. Silver, of Salem, was
wrecked ia the Rio Pongos on the 22d of November,
and became a total loss. Pan of her carge was saved
ia a damaged state.
The following vessels were In port when the
Townsend sailed Bark White Cloud, Hall, from
New York for Cuba, 2!Kh January; Isla de Cuba,
Miller, of New York, from Monrovia for New York,
do.; Maty Varney, from Rio Pongos for Bissau and
New Yoik, uncertain; brigs Hamilton, Ropes, from
Bissau, do.; Gambia, Muller, from Salem for Bissau.
The To (intend spoke on the 15th inst , in lat. 37
deg. 30 min. north, Ion. 74 deg. west, ship 8. Bernard,
of Bo ton, I rom Charleston for Boston.
Sf?*M?OAT DlBASTtHS OR TBB MlSSHSIPPI.? The
steomhoat disasters for the commenxmeat of the
year lsr>4 have t>een nnusnally numerous on the
wmttn rivers From the first of January to the
evening of February 4, thirty-eight steamboats have
been badly damtgea er totally destroyed. Eleven
have been consumed by fire, (allowing seres to have
been burnt st New Orleans,) thirteen have sunk and
will be total' y lost, and fourteen have been badly
damaged by tnapKi"? and other accideats. Besides
the Ftesmb oats destroyed, there have been between
one hundred and fifty and two hnndred coal boats
snd barges sunk on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
The loss of propeity has been immense; it has been
estimated at vArinng turns, from one to two millions
of dollars- There has also lieen a large nnmber ot
live* loiV but the exaet nnraoer eannot now, and
probably never will, be correctly asiertained. Should
the eoming months of this year prove as disastrous
to river craTt as January and a part of February, we
shall not have a steam or flat boat on any of our
rivers.? St. Louu RtpuUican, Ftb. 14.
Movbkbkts orTsoors inTsxas.? Two eompa
nus of the 7th Infantry, lately stationed at Fort
Brown, Com p. A, utder com n and of Lieut. Mcln
tyre, and Comp. I, Lieut. Pa'.frey, have been ordered
to Fort Belknap. They left for Corpus Christi by
the Minna Scheffer on the 10th inst. The troops now
regaining at this post are three oompaniei, B, M and
K. of the 4 h Regiment of Artillery, ? BrownsvUU
Flag, Jan. 21.
Bickmw on titb Mis^is^itpi Rivrb ? We learn
that here has been considerable sickness on board
the New Orleans boats lying below. On the Choa
teau there bad been twenty-one deaths up to Friday
las<; on the Ale<*k Scott thirty, and a large number
on the II. D. Bacon, inese boats are all lying at
Cape Girardeau, and all crow Jed with German emi
grants. We understand th?t there were ten er twelve
deaths on the Westerner alone, during her recent
trip. ? St Imu s fntrll gtnrtr, Ftb. 14.
Tub MrDoNoon Win. Casi It is stated that
the decision in the McDonogh will case, recently
argned in the Supreme Court of tne United
Mates, will be pronounced by Judre Campbell in a
few days, and that ii will sustain the validity of the
will. The property left by the testator is estimated
to be worth from seven to tea millions of dollars ? one
half of the income from whiofa ia to be applied to the
etaoation of indigent children in BalUnore.
WIS WS BT TEliEGRAPH.
AflUn I* Albany.
OAKAL UOOW?lXOWU KIU1 *0 BZTOBT
momt raoa tu room's rooun? oontmhd
1LB0TION3? MB. CLABK OVBTXD PSOH AMD Kk
Hllllll IMT4LUP U TH1 immmt, Itc.
nuwoiMiia or m i mw tobk nuu>,
Auut, Feb. 18, lUi.
Both branehee Of the Legialatare inoraaaed la aambera
ateoe yaetorday, j*t i> nsither was My important Matter
taken np. Ia the Senate Ilea i lumbering the MalaeLiqaor
Mil, having b??a pJaoad la the kanda of a aeiect oonmlt
tee aorna two waeka ataoe. Tha ooaaaalttee an dlvldad,
aad two roporte are oipeatad oa Moaday or Taaaday.
? Batter of considerable motntat, being a queattaa
whether the State aaoald expand aome thirty thenaaad
doUara ia erecting bridges over water ehaaaate la tha otty
of BaAalo, waa pretty freely diaeoaaed. It aaama that
aama tea j tara aiaaa tha eitiaeiis of that plaoe laduoed
tha Legialatare to ooaatraot a ooopie of oaaala, oaa rua
alag directly to a large aaw mill, at a groat oaat, aad
aow they want tha State to build six bridgaa, at a ooat
of flva or aU tbooiaad dollara eaoh, for tha si postal
haaeflt of property holdara oa the side of thoia
watora. Mr. Broaka aad Mr. WUllam Clark atroag
ly oppoied uilag tha funds of tha Btate, contend
lag it wee for a leoal purpuee, end that if Jaffalo deilreJ
thoae bridgaa the property of the city ahonld be taxed
for the purpose. The fact oane out daring the dlscas
atoa that similar epplieati >aa are to be made from Buf
falo, lltlca, aad eeveral other places oa the line of tha
eaaale; to a hat aa extant oaaaot aow be eatimatod. tha
Buffalo application li the pioneer, aad should It mtet with
eucceee mill ton* will ha voted ia rapid auoceialon for
similar expeadlturea la various parte of the State where
eaaale, fender*, ho., have twenty yeara aiaaa been ooo
atruoted. Six thousand dollar* a- pieoe for oaaal brldgaal
Tblah of that, ye holdrrs of the treasury hay.
Mr. Bntobtaa, Senator from Brookljn, reed a miaority
rrpoit oa tha *nbj?ct of New York harbor eaorosohmeata,
proteetm* sgain.i tha appointment o( commissioners to
diataib tha praaaat water Haa in t.-untof that ait* It
contains several strong arguments agalaat tha bill re
ported by Mr. Brooke, whleb gentlemen from tha rural
dislncu lists aad to with considerable InUreit. The light
hae aow become one betweea the cltiee of New York aad
Brooklya, aad will be proeeoutod with mack Tiger oa bath
aidee c urlng the section.
Tha committee in the eaaa of tha ooateated seat in tha
Senate have eloted the examination, aad will present
their report on M >ndey. Tbere is considerable aaxtety
oa all sides as to the result of the ? .te in tbe Seiate,
theugh tha publla ?r? uoaalmoaa in tha belief tuat Mr.
Storing bad a tbourand majority over Mr Ulakrly. Tie
troth Is this, that th ? dtmosratto printer, aot knostng
the rxaet orthtgrapny of Mr Storing's name, appdad for
Information to Samuel 8. Browne, who waa a eandldate
for a State offlea, ?h? ia 'ormed the printer that the cor
i?oi name was Adam Q. Storing; aad so a Urge number of
tlakste w era priated and voted, the middle lstter G. being
aurplusage, aad upon whiab the certificate of tha Stete
offloera waa given to Mr. Blakely.
The eatire eessioa of the House waa spent In dtfl^era
tlag open the New York ooateated scat. Mr. Clark In
jured bimself greatly by hie obattaaey in eadeavoring,
for several daya. to prevent a vote bring taken. He ao<
aupied a large portion of tha time to-day la self dafeaee,
aad though witaeeelag the sattiag of the atroag oarreat
against him, atlll clung to hia seat with great partinaeity.
Finally, at two o'eleek, the dircussion having ended, tha
Speaker pnt the question a poo t ?e resolution reported by
the committee, declaring that Oaaiel W. Clark la aot en
tiiJed to a seat in the Hi use of Assembly, which raanlted
in a vote of 77 In favor of oxpaillag hi a and only
nine against It. So Mr. Claik waa delibera'ely ousted
bom a aeat whleh aa haa held during one half tha sea
aion. The question was then taken upon admitting
Pttriok M. Msguire to the saat aad the enjoymaat of aU
the honors cf a Member of Assembly re pn seating tha
Tbiid dlatriot of New York, when ha waa declared ad
inlttad by a vote of sixty- flvo against twenty oaa. Pat
rick then stopped ia front of the Speaker'a deik. tiok tha
oath of i ffioe, and was dnly initiated into tha tha datiaa
of legislation, aad ia now prepared to perform all hoaor
able asta wbloh th* hard shells of hia ciatrlot may require
at- his haada. or hia aoastitueBts generally deaire for their
aaaeolal welfare and prosperity.
The aoUoe given yeatarday by Mr. Clintoa, that ha
ahonld apaadlly introduce a bill to carry out tha provi
alona of tha amended constitution in relation to the
oaaala, haa awakened tke sleepy wkiga. They are aow ask
ing for delay, loasmnch as 1 1 waa previovaly arranged that
aa influential person outside and a leading Senator were
to prepare aneh a bill as wcuM best suit tbem. Mr. 0 ,
however, being the pioneer, and having taken tha lot
tiatlve, will not likely be deterred from preeentlng hia
bill, nor be o '(rawed by the atrong maj jrity against him
in bo1 h branches of tha Legislature.
Were it not that the mem aera prooee I to Troy oa Wed
nesday of next week, to take dinner aad extraa. It might
be txptc'ed that tna Legislature would ootnmenoe dla
poalng of tome of ite bnslness t-'uoh boirg the eaaa, how
ever, not mnah must bo expected during the coming
week. Only twenty tl ree atti hava yst been passed alnee
the oommenoecaeat of the aaaaloa. With what amount
of joy would tha members be greeted upon returning tj
tbttr constttaentf, if ao larger number ahonld be adopted
daring tha remainder of tha aaaalanT
IEW YOBK UKULATCRB.
Alramt, F?b. 18, ISM.
TBI BAXBOB Or BBW TURK.
Mr. Hrraanfoa, (nt. dam ) of Kings, preeeoted a ml
?ority report * dgprae to any notion by the LegUUtare re
lative to the harbor of Now York.
Rti-orrs.
The aaanal report* of tho Industrial Saving* Baak and
thn Commlialonera of Emigration were presented.
bills nrTRonccio.
Mr. Hopkins. (whig) of Waahiagtoa, introdnatd a
bill for tho erootloa of a brlvge otot tho Hndaon rivor at
Albany.
Mr. Biraor, (whig) of Monro*, Introduced a bill organ -
lalng Superior Uourta la Rjcheeter, aad other el Um, whoa
(wild
Mr rxawr. (*h?g) of Altiany, Introduced a bill for
O'gtrlilrf tho AHaatlo and Pacific Traaaportatloo Com
pat v. Alto, a bill to laoorporate tbo Pabliahera' and
Piliitera' Matorlali Mannfaotarlcg Company .
RILLS REIT) A THIRD Tl*l.
I a fetation to tbo aota of tbo eommiaalonera for bnild
Ibk o ,nrt houre aad jail In Utloa.
to amend an aot fur tho promotion of tbo public health,
pawed In I860.
To ant hoi lee highway labor on plank roadi la Saratoga
county.
To am-nd an aot Incorporating tho Niagara Gouty
Sevlcga Bask.
To amend tho charter of the Tillage of Saratoga Ppilngi,
Relating to ini'lctmenta for burglary, ko
to authorise the eiacttoa of Police Jaatloe la PeokaklU,
and for other porpoeea.
CA5AL BRITOBB AT BrFFALO, XTO
The Senate weot into OomrMm of tae Whole.
Mr. Fjxld, (whig,) of Qrfema, eallec for the ooniilera
tion of the report In relarliin to boUdlog bridgea orar the
oanal in Buffalo.
Mr Brooks (whig.) of N. Y., oppceel, by* atleg that
the bill propoaee to holld elx bridgea, at the ooet of
925.0(0
Mr PrriiiN, (whig) of Erie, advccatnd the bill, contend
ing that by ontting through the itreate. for making tha
oanal, the State la bound to reitore communication to the
pnbllo.
Tbe debate waa farther continued by Meagre. Field,
Bro< ka, W. Clark and Bkhop.
When Abe question w*a being taken,
Mr. Fold moved to fcy the queetton on tha table. Oar
ried.
No other buaineaa of intereat waa t ran noted prior to
adjournmrat.
Aatembly>
albant, Feb. 18, 1864
?xw tobk aLBcmoa.
Tee apeoial order on the New York eleetion oinwii
taken np.
Afwr a lengthy debate the reeolntion declaring M-.
Clark lot en Itled to the aeat waa carried ? area 71, noee 9.
The raeolotion that Mr MeGnire waa entitled to tbe eeat
waa earried. fha annual report of the Auditor waa an
nounced. when
The Huiae adj.umed.
Further from Mexico.
TBI WALE1B BXFBSITlON, ?TC.
Balthobi, Fab 18, 1864.
New Orleena paper* of Bonday laat are reoelre'. They
contain City o( Mexico date* to the Si iaat.
The Walker expedition waa the all exciting rabjtst in
Maateo.
An oBolal account ha! been reel red of the oap'are o?
Re bo! led o and Enplnoea. Ttej had been well treated on
declining to aeeept thalr liberty on parole
A forged eheek lot S3 000, purporting to be drawn by
Aaf'eiacn k Savage, waa jreeeated and paid by t^e Bank
of North Carolina, at Wilmington, on Wedneeday. fha
yoong man who preeented tbe oheek, named P. W. Rogera,
had been arreated, and the whole cf the money reoor
ered. .
Steamboat Colilalon and Low of Life.
Cbarlwto* Feb. IT, 1 884
A eo llalou occurred on Alabama river on Monday be
taeen tbe ateamer* Magnolia and Wetnapka. The Utter
rank and two or three Uvea were leal.
Henry Damagaa Agalnit the Krle Rallrwad
Company.
Elsiba, Feb. 18, IBM.
Ia the Supreme Court, la the aaae of William Rtnaom
agatnat tbe New York and trie Ktilioad Company, for In
jortea received by a enlllaioa at Chemaag, oa tha 4th of
July laat, the jory tbla nxmlng rendered a verdict of
814.000 In favor ol the plaintiff.
Horee'e Telegraph Patent.
Washimoto m, Feb. 18, 1811
Profeeror Moree to day applied at tbe Pateat Offlca for
the renewal o hla telegraphic Invention for aeven ycara,
from tha 30th of J owe next. ~
Arrival of tha City of Manoheeter.
PniLAi>aLi'niA, Feb 18, 1811.
Tbe aerew ateamahip aty of Mancheeter, from liver
pool, la coming np the river.
Tha Staaaublp Georgia
Nobvolx, Feb. IT, 1864.
The ateamahip ?eof|te la a till la Hampton Roada, aad
will aol lent e ?? long ae hand wtada prevail.
pnnm to captaih Tinn ir rum ia m mx
oisoo, an.
Boaroa, IM. 18, IBM.
AM twenty of tha Mii| nmhuti of Bort? |?t
ing twlmd a dinner to Captain Watktea, of tki Ill-feted
?teamahip Baa Franoleoo, It took (hit thli it
the bim How, do tort B. fortw prooiiHng, aadOaptato
Watki**, Mr. Ms Una, the first offloer of the 8. F., to* cap
toto of tbo Britiah steamship Amarlea, ooeapyiag p lasso
by hit (id*. Bposehoo wn made by Mr. for boo, Qaptaia
Watkina, Hoa. George S. Hillard, Father Taylor, and oth*
?co. Previous to too dinner a to*Umoaial of roopeet *W
made to Oaptela Watkln*.
Josh no Boon, Iiq , tbo mllHoaalro ship owner, and a
booholoc of aono sixty ye ars, m married horo to day.
Hark(U<
Niw Orlbasb, Fob. 17? It H.
Ow cotton market la naaottM tola morning by tbo ro
oolpt of tbo America'* oova. Nothing baa yoi toon dono,
buyuaelalmiog a doollno. Ohio fl.nrla (oiling at >7 82X.
Ooifwo. Storting strhaag? la quoted at 8 a 8jf prom.
Chullobto*, Fob. 17, 18M.
Oar cotton market la dull and declining, moro particu
larly aa ngarda tbo lower qualitlee. Tho rax go of prlooo
to day waa 7>?o. a lOo. Tho atook on bud horo ia
64,000 bake.
Metro from Venesvela.
[OorroonondoBci of tho Philadoiphla Exahange]
Pi'irto CLtiinxo, January 26th ? Contrary to tho ex
pectations of thoao oppoood to the existing administration,
the repoee of tbo ooantry not only oontianee nadlotaibod,
bat ita leoonreoa and minora! production* are being de
veloped to an aatoniahing degree. Dye wood* and differ
ent Tarietioo of timber are oomlng la from tbo oouatry la
Urge q aan title*, to bo shipped to England, where hoary
Mntrieti have reeontly boon mala, aad a permanent
market established.
Be mo Bao apeolmoni of copper and silver ore bare boon
brought la from tho mountain region, of pore quality, aad
tho Teiaa of eaoh iaaxhauotible. The agricultural proa
p?ot*of too country are of the moot oneour aging oharator;
partloalarly cotton, rloo tobacoo, and though laat, not
least, tho mgar cane, whloh la r? eel ring goaeral attention
and the foitorlnt ear* of the government.
Coffee 1a oomlng la la amall lata from tbo Interior, aad
commaada high prleea for tho Ualted State* and the Eu
ropean market* Tbo " dlaoorosado" or washed, autted
for Europe. aeJJ* at 18 a 18^ per lb., aad will ere long ad
vance fanner Tho " frillado" or unwashid coffee, fella
at 12o. a 13Ko- for the United 8tot?e. Hide* are to great
requiat for Amerloa at 16)?e. per lb. Iudigo ? Last aal?o
8 J* rs. per lb. for F.
Ws bar* >o Amorlsan voosola la port, bat leronl are
dally * x pec ted There are several vessel* for Europe
loading oeffee. Indigo, i yewcol, and tlmoor of varioul
hues and of the hardeot grata, whloh admit of an ex
quisitely clear and bean tlfnl polish Exohaoge oa Eng
land, ?8'? oorrency per pound sterling. On France, 4.04
frsneo tor 91 currency, ?
?treat Freohot In the Hudson and Daman
at Trey.
[From the Troy Budget, Fsb. 18 ]
The ralna and malting of tho uaow for the laat f*w day*
caused a sudden rlalng in tho river and breaking of tho
loo at thli point, laat night between elovoa and twelve
o'oloek. Too dock* wore submerged eight or tea foot,
aad the eollari oa the wool aide of ttlver atreet Oiled to
about the aame extent. Tho water ha* not boon oo high
np to thla wilting by one foot or more, sin so 1848. Aad
yet, It the rain had beea at all heavy, aad the weather
warm, the fro* hot would have boon tentbly diotruv
tlve. A* It la, aame property haa boon damaged along
the wharvee, although the lumber whlok waa moot ox
poaed waa principally oocured.
The greatest lose ha* beea a offered by the now otruo
ture of tho raliroad bridge aoroaa tae Hadaon. Tho oca
tral pier In tho channel waa undermined by tho fireshot,
and oarrled away, oauaing tho whole superstruitaro to
aottle over, and alnk do wo toveral foot. Itewas partly
aavad from farther aettllog by tho heavy ratio that w?re
will aeoured to tho tlmbero. Taooo are badly boat, bnt
they a till afford mueh support. to addition to thla the
framework haa boon faateaed ap to tho abutment* of the
mala bridge by haaoon, ao tbat there to no present ap
preheaaloo*. The work, however, cannot bo repaired
until the water subside*. . And what makoo it mueh
worse, tho abutment of tbo old bridge, to whloh the ad
dition that haa boon owopt away waa attached, ha* set
tled badly, and will probably have to be roaowed from
the founJalkm. Tbo strength of the old bridge la such,
however, that there Is no delay or damage In erosslag.
Starbuok k Co. 'a new aad extensive foundry oa Floh
Ialand a Undo considerably out la to the water, whob ha*
risen np to within two or three foot at tho window* of tho
first story, though It I* *ald to bav* oooaoloaod a* injury
aa yet to the foundation of Ue batlding. It seems now to
bo apprehended by many that whoa that little Island is
ralcot and filled acroea at the bridge that the outlet for
tho water will be oo roo trie tod aad dammed up above ao
to endanger the safety of the whole bridge. No doubt as
tho foreoto at tho north aad root are cleared off, whloh
now held tho moot of the news until long after our sud
den fr* thole, the largo bod lea of water oo often aad oad
denly precipitated Into the Hudooa will bo greatly aug
meatod. The loo at this breaklag up waa from a foot to a
foot and a half thick, and aooocdiagly required a tremea
dona tearing away before It moved.
The tee lodged thla moral* g at the nail faotory, on the
lower oxtreaJty of tho city. It had not moved at noon,
oo far ao we could lea n, at aay point further dowa.
About noon to-day tnal part of tbo now bridge sup
6->ited by the laat abetment fell to tho water, aad u liable
> beoomo a tota. wreck, if it is aot oaviroly owopt away
by tb* flood.
Aa it lie* at pr***nt there I* daagor, if a heavy body of
loo should ocme down from above, tbat the whole otruo
tnros of tho old aad saw bridge* at that point will bo
?wopt away. It Is diffiouit to eotlmate the loos, whloh
must fall very heavily upon the parti ee, end will a: a 3
pr> t? serious to the railroad* and to tho olty, by tho de
tention that will thereby bo occasioned In perfecting rail
road oenneotiens, whloh would have boon accomplished in
a f*w day* bit for thla untimely mlafortuae
City Intelligence.
f fi jTOunow or Waxbitiotos's Bihthdat.? ' The Order of
Called American will eilrbnu the rojarrnno* of the
Milwnr; of Wi>Ui(toi'i birthday, bf a pared* In re
galie. Tbe proe?e*Joo will laotode delegatioa* from
thirty chapten. There wili be aa addrera at Celtic Gar
den, by Jaoob Broome, of Philalclphte. Tu member* of
lroc?k)** Chapter will dine t> gather at TemmatT Hall,
and ball* will be gtrai by several other chapter*. (he
proeeaaton wl 1 be eeoerted by the Ooutlneutale.
A Smawi.? Aa the worhmaa of E V. Haughwout, 661
and tea Bioadwey, waa er gaged la taking down a ?)go. at
10 o'oloek on Saturday morning, the Udder, on whleh a
man waa atandlng, eltppee, end tbe man lortoaataly er
o?ped ?ith a alight bruiae. Tae ladder, however, fall
agalaat the window aad broke two large aqaaraa of plate
gla/?. and acecral pieoe* of a ipleodtuly decorated dinner
and dewert tat of colon, made and decorated txpreaily
by Mr. Baaghwoot for William M. Pickett, of New Or
leana. Tbe aet ha a been for aereral daya on exhibition
la tbe willow, and' attrnctrd many aa admiring group,
fometimta to the lBeonveniecie of t*ie paaaera by. We
are glad, bowerer, tbat aothlag more teriou* reunited
from the aoeidt.nt, aa a?Teral peraona were around when
it occurred.
Km.? A Are wu di?eorered on Friday night in the dta
tUlery of A. Da Bayer. 308 Kurt Sixteenth atreet The loaa
on tbe building wu 9300 ; tbe loaa on itoik, 9!i,600. The
preni?ea ware inrured la the New York Oity Fire Inauraaee
Company foi $800 ca the building, and $900 oa the atook
Tte origin of the lie la uakaowa.
Cerenar'i Inqueet.
Rbtlt or laroxiCATioa ? Coroner Gamble oa Thur*
day held aa inqoeat at No. 85 Anthony atreet, oa the body
of Rolxrt IHaa, a antire of New York, thirty aerea year*
of age, whoae death waa eaaned by eoageatlsa of the
braia, produced by Intoxication. Tbe deeaated it ***?*?
waa taken aaddenly lnreeeibi* la the liquor ahop No S3
Anthony itreet, wbere ha bad beea atopplng for aereral
daya past. The pol'ee aa 'ertook to eenvay the daaenaad
to the atatloa hooae, but he expired before reaehleg then.
Be waa then eoavered to the reeldeaeeof hia motaer. la
Aatbcny atreet. Tbe mother of dec* aet d teitlfied before
the Coroner to the intemperate habit* of her eon, and the
pbytieiaa deaoeed that death waa eanaad by eoagaatloa of
the brain, the jury rendertd a rerdlat to that cffcet.
"Look Out fob thi Ioi whin thi Bill
Riku* "?The "aatnral bridge" aeroaa the rirer eeatinaea
to be caad by pedestrian*, horaea aad aleigha; bnt la or
dar that all aball hare timely waniag ef It* anticipate!
moring Mr. Greea. tb? Superintendent of the B eton
road, ha* aiationed a Sag man on Van Btnthuyaen'i paper
mul, Ba b, to wat.-n the movement of the lee absre that
place, ana to aucouace the breaking np by a waring of
the flag. Another haa been placed on the depot at Ea*t
Albany, to keep a lookout on the aignal above, who,
ahouk the loe ccmmeaee moring abare lath, will aa
nonnea tie faat by the riagiag of a bell, whaa ail oa the
rirer nut reach the ahore ai rapidly aa poaaible.? A 16a
ay Jtrutnal, F>b It
B1KITIBE INTKLLIVBHCB.
lormwli vt OvMua Miaam
?tia uura ma oao.
laltle Urwrpoal Hew York Tab 9
Kur?pa. Liverpool NewYoik Feb 11
tfeoigo Law New York Anplawmll Feb 90
North Pter New York A*pluw*n. ...... Fet 99
Mar of ?he Weat.. New York *ao Juaa Fat. 90
Bermana.. . New York.... Bramea Feb 99
Ueaate Boetoa Urerpool Mar 1
Arctic New York Urerpoul Mar 4
Oarlew New York. ... . Hereto. a, Ac ... ..Mar T
America Boetoa....... Liverpool Feb 22
auiajiac roa www tori? nan oat.
?m Rvn 9 40 I noon nan. mirn
?r* ?r? 9 40 | hwib wato. 00 66
Pert ef New lark, February 18, l|U.
CI.KARED,
Bteanihlp Florida, Woodball. Revaaaab, 8 I Mltehllt.
Bteamthie Maiiea, Fotttr, Ohuietua, Speffari, Tiltetoa A
Co.
8??a? ?hlp Jaaaatiwu, Cavtndy, Nerfelk, Aa. Luilaa k
Fleaeaata.
^ Ship Great Weattrn, Fnrber Liverpool, 0 B MarahaU k
Skip General Waiblaften, Swift, Lirerpeal, Netm.th A
Bob.
Phlp Lno ? Tbrmpton, Peadltten Liverpool, InmlThosp
?ca .t N-rhtw
fblr Dirl*o, Toat* Gla?*ew Dnnham .t Dimea.
Shir F J Wichtlhtaaea (Bitm). Daara. ana, Antwerp,
Btanohea A l!?kart.
Bblp Uyinet. Br?tt. Bna( Koar, J Heary WUHaait.
Btilp I 0 Bkrstr, 9?rner, Ai al.ohioala, lalpu Fo?t.
Bblp Cord -lla, Bifhop, < hari#?t ia, matter. . _
Park I'atrla (Bram), Blppei, London, Thompaea k N*n
lan*.
9 ark Waybeicett, Carte* La Plate Rirer, OnriiaU k l\m
Drrrraga. _ _
???k Jrnei Batk (Daa>, Data Ble Janeiro, I Be?k A
I vahardt, __
Baik Vim. Atkiaaea, OaraaaaJteijeii Orarea A C<?
hark Zldoa, Tbnrlew lanaraj^tl Br?tt tea A ..a,
? irk Vretbera, aoeek. Watt Indie*. Neealth k fleri.
Bark llreln, P.p??, Ferte lieo. Btanr** A Co
Setk Jaaper Bean***, Cbarle*t?n, Doab.m * Da on.
?ark Id ward, Patleiaaa, Aealaehieala. ?*<<* A Ht&rd.
Bark M B Wel?, Bnit?a, Norfolk. FA Bloea?*ld.
?rig Wwdola ( ileekJ, ?cnadV Atlnrp W r Schmidt
tstsss&ssis^satiint^ii
I "at BaNigaig?m ns*
Brig Ttb??, fnjwi, uk?')rtoi, 0*e Balhlw.
Bohr Delphi*, footer, HeaTiiu. Simpooa, lutet, At
Bohr Win (Br), l*aob, Halifax, WbMlwright A Co.
Mtf Joha H JnN. Mill*, Mokllo, Bogle tllllrt. I
Bohr Talbot, Whiktomore, AtUum Majhow, Talbot
Co.
Behr AxtiMi, Bint, JaetooaTille, Ac, Hayhew, TUB*
1M* Wiitit ?efchhiM, Haws. CkadMtaa. Um
8& US?* Kiohmeai. O H
1ilS*?ikr
Bohr
Sohr
VMM lui
je. 1 fl'lK
SlSS IS,1; ' H "-4
I ARRIVED. ^
.^SKiSS1' ? ? ???? T.I
I Ship Phaitom (clipper, of Intel), Hallett, Oalla*. I
I day*. Tl? Kit iuitao Ju 14 (where .he put In l.r.ttf I
I u?k). SttoiM-wT w Biiiy. r?b a n? a* wku*5 I
I In* la IbtHtok, duriag ? now .torn woat aoheie ?? Fir I
I Knoll, Ml vu got off thi* mor^Ui it t AM, after 41oehL I
I bi on* lighter load ?| Ui nir|i, ky itumlmfmi I
I Bmiot, without reeelTiag My material dimui * I
I Dn,t?'' BmmM An*^ * I
I bark BriUUnt (of Vuna). Miller, New Ottawa. ? 4?,1
I with tour, to Kokirt A William*; tomoI to muter. I
I . Bil* ill ?? both, Pitt* Pin, V day*, with 1.41a rakkor. I I
I ko H K Con lag. Feb 1, let 23 14, loa M 80, (Mho pile the I
I Jabe. William*. 10 diTi 1 oaoo for Curaooa, allwoll I
I Bohr B H Towniena, Rowland, Setback, Blver Oajml I
(Wool CoMt of Africa). Jan a with hide* andpoaaax, I
P VwV 1*5? * Blaghi. f.b If lat 37 30 M. lea U f wl
I ?W? Bt Born art, of aad for Bootoa from Apalaebliila. |
laBjkr Tictr (of Hampdeaj, Coloon, Jeffonoa, Oa. 8 4ai I
Fy1 th aaral etoreo, to Dollaer A Potior. r*b lfl. B tract I
| IWF&2L&SK1 " ?*? ??* I
I *ohr Jooeph aarob, Bart Alexandria 3 day*. I
I Bohr Emerald, CtowaU, Norfo k. 8 for FrevM KM I
I BallV (?',cV?/^),rt8iwd/.4Vu?taiJ
BSHSS jjSfiSSP83? I
I Behr C^jEiSiT' I
I HAILED. H
I London; AgBM (Bros), Bromoa.
I Bid 17th, (Uanohip Batto lite. Mob**
I Wtnt during the day from WBW to BW.
Memoranda.
Bhlp Leedee, of Boetoa, akont 440 toaf, eloTea yean el
lallt ia Plymouth, Mm*, wm (old a tew day* itaM I
?16 OtO, eaah, to Mt**r* 0 A L Blanahard k Oe. Mew ftck,
Bohr Blliok, of ProTlnootowa, 118 tea*. 7 year* old ballt
Bia*x, wa* *eld roetakly to Capt Joee* laew aad ether*.
Orliaa*, for ?8,800. owh.
Lacwchid? At la*t Boetoa, ob Thanday. ky Mr DaaM i
Kelly, a keaailful firat *1m* frelghtiat chip of about 11
ton*, oalfed the Boitoaiaa, owaed by He**r* ualleadet A (
She hai fot a flgare head a fall leagth figure of Beajaa i
Fraaklla. ? _____________
Telegraphic Marine RipwC
OALTBBTON? Arr Fob 11 brie Ceador, OhaM,
H?ia)d Marin* Oa*Mpm<?BM.
PHILADBPBIA, Teb >8-*rr bark Blk, Haiaaead, Bi
tea; brig Aaaa (Br), PePrai ol*e, Palermo.
Old iteamor Keaaobeo. Baader* NTork; lokr* Jeha Ia
outer, Bute*. d<; J W illlamaoa Jr. Wlauaere, PreTideai
Geo WMhlngton, Camp, Btatta Iilaad.
[ Dbutori.
ftt ip Jams* Cobhbb, uhut itu the month ?( the Kk?r
waifallofwafcratlaetaoooant*, Bad it war thong ? t wow
prove a total Ion. Three iteameii, engaged to aaeiit h<
ooald aot novo hot. Bbo htl boos partly *tripp*d of riggt
and (kilo, tnd farther effort! wore being made to aave Bart
tbo oargo. Yeoool aid freight iainred for 980.000. on* half
Baltimore, tbo other probably in NTork Her tabaeoe w
ininred in Frnnoe. Tbo remainder of oacgo waa worth 1*
than $3000, and wm aot ininred.
Brio Draco, lott at the Bltor Poaga*, hai tart of h
oargo laved.
Bomb Amabahth, of Portland.from Tlrgialt for Boat*
wbioh went at hare 1b tbo gal* ?' Dee V, ob Daxbory beao
wai got off aot long ilnoo, aad bow Ueo at Oock'i wharf. Db
bary. wtg ordoro Mr. W. Paaldlag, who ooatraetod ta g
her off, roooWod 9350. 8ho appear* to bo Tory little i^tar*
Dor oarga of oon aad Hoar waa *old ob the beaeh oomo Mb
elnce.
Bchr Libebtv, of Bath, aa ihe bow Ilea at Narragaaa*
boaob without lalli, oabloa aad aaohora, waa *o:d at aaatfc
ob lltb laot for 9300. Oept. B. San dan. of Soath Klng*be
waa the porehaaot. Voieel and oargo iainred at the ea?
ward.
Bchb Tho? L eland, of Ot Bgg Harbor, fro a Niwbora I
NTork with aaval itoree. waa totally loot soar Beaato
Inlet, NO. abt Itth Init. The orow barely taoapad with the
Utoo ob a part of tho dtok. Abt 443 bblaroaia aad tvpwlk
wore laToi. Wt at material* *ere oared eeld for 9>0.
fcHR Babah Ann. from Rio Janerio for NTerk. aahoro i
tho month of tho Choaapeako, haa goae to pieoea. Her earn
of oeffoo, rained at 180,000. ha* beta pablioly Mid for 9W,
notice to Mariner*.
LIOHTHOTDB Olf CAPB PRIOR, PROVINCE OF OOBUWW
?PAIR.
Offieial aotioa la given aader date af Madrid. Jaaaary 1
1884. that from tha lit of Ma*ph of tba proaaat year a a*
llKhthon*a, tetabllihed aa taa north aid* of Oat* Prior, wi
be llahted erety Bight from *u**at to luariae
Tbl* Ughthoa** Ilea ia 43 dog 83 m In 40 eoa aorth latitat
aad s dfg 6 mla 82 **a. w**t loagitni* from tho Oboerrata
of BanFireando
It* apperatnt 1* of tho third oatadioftrieal or'or. with
Barmaaant light grand model The aWvatioa of tbo lnmieei
focu* above tho leril of tbo *oa I* of 138 8 moire*. ((89 87fba<
and prodncui a ianreat of tweatj-four m 1 >e, althongb it wi
only bo Tlaiblo at a diitaaooof ab?at flftaea miloo, aooerdta
to the aiako of tto atmoiphere aad the eltvatloa af tl
obietTtr.
Whalemen.
Art at * Bedford Feb 16, *h<p Niagara, Olongh, ?
Oeoia, Labalna Oot 34, Koratiaga Not 18. with SillO bbl*
M do (r oil 18.000 lb* hone ob board; (eat hone aad *ald 10
bbl* wh. Report* tMiohfd at Roiatooga Nor 13, Polar Sta
Hol'v, NB. aotilog tiaot leading Oata: 14th, If catenas.
Barjamia. *L, nothing linoe leaving Meal; 18ti. IT arret
Smith. HHolo. all not n ported. Bptka Jan IS lat 18 IS
lor 33 16 ? , bebecca Slmi, Gar it, NB, sleaa (who ipoka tl
dey prrtioa*. CbamploB, Oardaer, If citport, oao biaociah
Jaa 18, PersambBoo 1b *Uht. Beot'tama. Tower, MB, fal
bd In for provialoa* (who reportad at Whytootaoko No- 1
Tabmlroo, Nail, FH. nothing linoe leaving Oaha; 8 jphl
thorn ton, Trnng NB RO wh.) Spoke Dae 11. off On
Born, Waahington. Bolley. do, olean;) 18th, TrltoB, Deral
do. aolbing ill eo having Weitern liland*. Th* b ha* baa
aortk of the Gulf Stream abcat 10 day*, hariag eaoooateca
heavy weather aad mash fog.
Are at Bong Koag Do* 4, BLB Jaaaey, Kar*h,of Falrhav*
frcm Qnam.
At Bonoluln See 22. b- letter from rgptDivoll. Mareac*
*B; h?d ibliped by theBerj n ? ward, for MBedf rd, 4H
gala; Wm Bamlltoa, for ao. ol,4'9 do; Tcaa* Amerloa for ?
Tork, 21,178 do; and M>.618 lb* one br the Meahariea' Own.
at do I
the Kren
ahani**' .
per gal. and wonld fit for aaother Maaon.
Heard frcm on Callao Oronad in T?ee Sappho Bandfari
NB. fiUO ?p; Joa Melg*. Allen, de, I 300 af; (rep at Paita W*
29,) 1,480 ap Emerald, Bauble* do SuOl;: Catawba. Swat
Naat 40 *p 30 wh; Bageala, Wood. N B. 1,400 ip 200 wb-l
thia warn; Colnmba*. Cerr, do, 8W*p 40 wh; Apphia Mart
Folger. Nant. 280 *p :80wh; Wm Rotoh, MonalaBdrr. W 1
480 ap; C<.nrer. Howlaod, do. 1,100 1 p. nothing ainoe laarii
Callao. Off Callao Jan 9th, Z* jhjr. Oardner N B, 8H*p.
Ipokea*
Ship Zurich, heaoe for Saranaah, Fab 13. 40 mile* BIT ?
Frj lug fan ffcoala
Bart B A Kinrmaa, reported by ahlp Atlantic, wa* b<
ban oe far Cardoaa*. aad not from Maneillt* for tbli |
a hence *be anired an the 13bh alb. . _
Bark Jam** Halo, beaee far Pantaoola, Pah 13, lat ST M
Ion 74 1U.
Bohr D B Hawhiaf, heioe for Cbarloatoa, F*b 13, off Frj
lag Pan Shoala
A atoamer, rappoMd th* Aaia. (Tom Mew Tork fat 1MB
pool, waa p*?o? Fab 10, Otorgea Shoal M 20 mlloa.
Paniffn Ports*
A!?JiBB-FaaaedMoT30u?ot30), thip Shirley, BaeU. m
alia for MTork.
Bbiatol^Ib port Jaa 27, ihip Dlaaa. Cotter, far NO(
l'aio abt 14 dayi.
CuMnr.ui IB p*it Feb 8. brig A Blanohard BlaaahaH
foi B?iton Idg^
Hoxo Kor*-Ib part Ceo 11, (hip So* Wltoh. Fruer, ?m
Namca to embark oot Ilea for Paaama, to work oa tha rail
AB*BILLB*-Ia pert Jaa 24, ahlp Mary Olorer, Cbaaa, IM
nk batk Frnit?r I awn, far 81f Jy aad Ba*t*a; bril
a *ndor>oa, Llnnekia, for f Tork; two BttmnIi lord*
road.
Ma
NTo?
Kate
aad other* a* a ota
St Joiih, MB? eld Feb 7 ihip JToha 0 Oalhomi,
Liverpool.
Sak Jv ak, Mic-sid 1 Jaa Si, brig Allta, Swaaaoa. NOrJ
*WJ7th aad pat ba*b BV h. Capo; being hi aa *
? he *e*i*l ihort haad*d. Waa promptly aaaiatad by ala*p *M
wir Albany.
BOSTON? T*!egraphod Fob 17. Br brit Mnweagor, u_
a Wi v Cite of Niw Tork, Matbew* PhUaJ
f kP Biggie*, Ooree aad a market; brtM
lr i* ? (Bt>- fcwe * Ltiorwael: Bmpl'r, Chaal
ReLiey, Baltimore; *obr* Bglaatlae, Wm laton, and Frank,
/aekaoBTille; A Lewr ioe. &llea. NYerk. M
?hip* ' hallenger, Naptaao, barb* Ve.-aaodiaa ? veto, Ma*
gila BaHm, T,a*.lla, briga Bolaa. Manaeal J Harria (o?4
prtTiooalyj, Y K HI ah bora Cotmap liM. Hoeron, LaaiB'
Onlld. Beat* Clara (mppoied for lulNftt
i' F*f \nf B*r* Kimball which *ld oa It or*
V' ^ Cardeia* to 1. ad for Qa*eaet?wn; WM
ml* printed aid trr I- Orlaana.
C II a a I. KB TOM -Are F-b 14, Meamahl* J a* Atger, Fveeah,
! W H Clear* (Br) Sawier, liar; or ia.aad, Bait
1 J* *toam*hip laabeila Kolllaa. llaraaa; bark Claepatn
UV' A*"*."'- ?"<? ahlp Lady Bobart (Br), bad
Idiet^ br.ga Lad, ?,f the Uke; Bn.iela, Joaee, FaU Biro*
ohr P Atmatroag fYork
SldF.b 17. tl* at Abb B Holme*, Bam>
? oad, aa* J p Fiah. Baboo-k NTtrk In the bay a ha*?
Talmaa. from AnalaflhioUa.
i' *ob i.l, fehr M iart. Tfnnt New Toik.
. OILIaNs? Atr Tab 10, ahlp Indiana, Coffin If Talk,
o. Bay. Charlee oa Cid ahip- Je*?phl*a. Jaml
*ea, B**ten; Vickibnrg, Hathe*. Mlert; berk* Mery BUaa
tatb, Ht?taoe, City Pclat Va; J*r?rlaad (Br*m) M altar,
B"T*B' brig Cid (Span). Bacriata, Mallorea and Baroil. aa.
rolTUM-Cli Feb Ifi, *o^r Baml Uiimaa Beiry. M
loik. 8 ir.al far a brig.
MOHroLK? Are Frb 18, aehr Proa pant, Nlebol*, Oeeka
port Cid ihip Ut liarrv Bulth (B-). Baw*. Uwh*!,
Baraanah; bark Otl'ne St Joha. Bodblrd, Barbadota; beig
Tramlt (Br) fa* a tar, Britiah W?* tlBdioe; lehr Jam?>tewB.
C'aBae, W?a* Inoio*. . , _ _
NIW Have* ? Air Feb 17 **hr* J M Vtnn, Cbapmaau
Mew Ir.rk; Trypbeaia. Blae. Norfolk.
NAWfuRT? la prrt t.)b 17. 8 aM bark* Pilgrim, Aadre*^
frt m Apalaehloela for Prorldeaoe (arc AM) Hrgatta, >bria
Cindaoa, from Baltimore for Boaton; lehre lagane, \tkia*a
froai Bavaaa (err AM); Oea Wtnh. 3nrt from Proridaa**
for Cl.arhaton; Care lire Stono f: < m do for Wllmiagtoa MO;
Dale* are, from do for Philadelphia. & Saw or. fiea Porta
moatli f?r Tlrrlela; Highlaader, Smith from Fall River,
aarii wd fcr Noif Ik; a*rj Mantle New Toik, and 8 A
Applat-a fr?m Bt*t a for >ow lorbj ut V?tboo, Wava, B
P bralnard. Pokoai k*; aiorpa J M Parktr J aa H*a*ett.aB?
othar*. JTeat to aea It.h.bark Jaa* B Williarn Maaaaa
(fl.m Fail Birer). for Apalachliela; aohr M WrighHagMO
theba Cr *' aeratal aohaoaara from ao
Tr'rk i^ai'*I'I'BIA? Cid F*b 17. *ohr Cap* May, Hon, M*W
?rt " ?o'1? w B Barling, DawmO.
0 Philadelphia; (loop TlgiUa*.
Sid, al op Rhode lalaad. Ball NTorB.
BA\ ASN AH-Arr Fob 14, ateamahip aagoata. ?
Totk; batk TiMob, lll<(la* Frevioanoe; **br Maaaala, *???
toa. Boatea. Old bth W Bephla Caia B*aC>o
r i" ',k "? bM* Manohoater, T**rh**a, W*rt
Coait of Afrioa.
WILMINUTOB? Art 13, brig Blorliag. Die key. Fraall
'ort. Me; 14tb, lahre John Bn?g eo, Lo?n. 8>arip?.t, Oi
1Kb, A aoilan (A*). Prndoa Bahama; Matilda HWVlKtVfl
-Cid Ittk brig Ale<*er, Aaderaoa. NOrlaaaa< *?*?
ilbO, ^f*rd, WTiit k; Marietta, Jtiia, d*: Tyra, AdBJJJ

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