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THE NEW 1
THOLE NO. 6747. MORNLNu H>HW
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OK K HERALD.
jgUIi^iY, FKBRUa3y 15? l855- * Wn ?WQ CEYTS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALIM.
ONE WIJEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
THE MINIS! cRIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND,
Xtsignatlou of the Wfcole Abfrdeeu
Ministry.
The Earl oi Derby Unable to Form ? New
Cabinet.
DEFEAT OF AUS^iA IN THE GERMANIC DIET.
MPWTATT IMELLIGCVGE PROM BBRLW.
OTGtSIVE ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.
WO CHANGE IN THE CRIMEA.
Tht Cora aiid Cotlou Market* Dull and Derliiiin?,
4o., ko? too.
Haufas, Feb. 14, IS 55.
The Tto.Mil Mail steamship Aula, C?pt. Lott, arrived at
' hit port at half-past one o'clock thin morning, and
a ailed again at three o'clock, with a eoutkeaat wind,
for Boston, where she will be da* shortly after noon on
Thursday.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the Sd instant, and
er advice* are consequently one week later than those
?eceived by the steamship Atlantic.
The political news is of a highly important character.
As was predicted at the departure of the Atlantic,
the resignation of Lord John Russell was followed by
that of the entlie Aberdeen ministry, and up to the
latest moment no new Cabinet had been constructed.
Lord Derby had been Invited by ner Majesty to form a
new ministry, but his efforts were unsuccessful.
Affairs in the Crimea remained In precisely the same
condition as last reported, and there had been no fight
ing of importance.
Germanic relations were in as complicated a condition
ax ever; indeed new difficulties were daily springing up.
Tbe Asia passed on the 4th Inst, at llilO A. M., off
Xineale, steamship City of Manchester, and at 8:13 P.
M. on tbe mine day, the steamship Baltic, both bound to
Liverpool. Feb 12, at 7:30 A. M., passed a brig water
logged and abandoned, with only foremast and bowsprit
atanding. painted greeen inside, porta outside, a red
ribbon and full figurehead.
The Liverpool cotton market had been dull during tbe
???ek, and in some instances a * light decline in prices Is
quoted, a* compared with those current when tbe Atlan
tic sailed. The week's business amounted to 47,004
bales.
la breajstufb the transactions hail been to a very
Inoder&te extent, and prices of wheat and flour, although
not lower, wot* certainly somewhat easier and had a
Oeclinirg tendency. India corn had declined Is. per
?480 lbs.
Tbe market for provision* was quiet, at about previous
rates.
ConroU closed at 91 X.
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
PROGRESS OF NEGOTIATIONS.
ivronTjjtT actio* or tec obbxanic dist? acs
"HIA DTtKF.ATTF KNKHGHTTC ATTITUDX OF FKl'SSIA
? TH1 SAKDL-'IA" ALLIANCE, ETC., ETC.
No fighting, but ver y Important diplomatic more*
.rr.logou. Prussia checkmates Austria.
hi the session of the general committee of the (ier
manic Trtet, the propositlen of Austria for a general mo
bilization of the federal army ha* been rejected, and
that of Prussia, to place the contingsuts only on a war
'toting, is carried against Austria. Some anxiety is
?It as to what course Austria wll! pursue under this
ibeck. which preve- > the Emperor of Austria having,
is he expected, the command of the federal army. Pro
'labijr no step will be taken until after the formation of
the new ministry in England.
The intelligence of the Austrian defeat cauied a dul
ness in tlie funds.
Prussia is preparing for action. An important ill s
patch, dated Berlin, the Slst ultimo, says the Prussian
govern mtnt has decrred the immediate mobilization of
her own atmv, and the fourth and sixth corps are order
ed to occupy the pi urinces of Saxony and Seiesig.
The Prussian Of. patch, date January 21st, add rested
to tbe cabinets ot i/oodon and Paris, states that the re
sult of the last conference at Vienna harmonises with
the views of Prussia. Prussia is not informed of th#
tenor of the preceding deliberation*. She regards the
admission of ? Prussian representative to the Vienna
- conference ae indispensable to her accession to the
treaty.
Th* demand of France that a portion of the French
army be allowed to pass through Prussian territory la
categorically refused.
Denmark has appointed a military commission to
dace atl the Danish forts in a state of defence
THE SARDINIAN ALLIANCE.
.i.e V eaties between England, France and Sardinia are
published Sardinia engage* to send In English ships
16,000 men to the Crimea, under the commnnd of Sardi
nian generals, and England agrees to lend Sardinia a
million sterling or two, tf wanted, at thrve per ci-nt, an 1
.''ranee an i England together guarantee to protect Sar
Inia duriag the present war.
A por Jon of the French army has been detailed to the
eid of Austria, and it will march through Lcmbardy, to
?irore to ths Italians the reality of tbe Anstnan alliance
with France.
The Turkish Ambassador at Vienna hai received
plenipotentiary powers to attend tbe ennferen y? to be
heli* in that city
THE 81' E OP SEBABTOPOL.
'Ahuary 10.? It is nn del stood in camp that consid
ble deviations will be made from the original plans
' attack . with tbe view to take Important points of ds
ace in th* flank and In the reserve. Two divisions of
the French army will immediately leave their camps on
the British left and take up a new position on tbe British
right, llie object la partly to stop suppilee from reach
ng Sibaitopol by the new road which tbe Russians have
.^ade from Inkeruann.
A despatch from General Canrobert of the 10th, says
English have ceded to the French a portion of their
> a, namely ? Tbs works commanding and deetiaed to
tier in the breach of the Malakoff Tower, on which a
rions attack will most probably soon be male.
JavrAKT ll.?-A cold, frosty day. A large 'tuantity of
arm clott ing was received In camp, but more Is want*
*4. The lieoeh are assisting the British to build huts
i id stablee. There Is some grumbling among the British
?pectin j the alleged injustice and partiality of th* re
it brevet.
JsgraiiT 12.- Several desertions to the Russian* have
?>een repotted. There Is nothing doing by tbe British
cept getting up shot, shell and provisions. The Krencb
id Rusiiaas exchange a few shot*, and a constant ire is
<-pt up by the riflemen. Last night was th* coldest y*t
-perienesd. During the night a body of 3A0 Russians
? tucked a point on the French lines, when a short con
1 let ensued and forty Russians were killed with the beyo
aet. The French force now numbers eight divisions, of
?,000 men. and tbe ninth division ia on the way to the
rims.
Jan. la.?' The Russians oelsbrsted their nsw year's
?lay within tbe city with apparent gayety. At midnight
ell th* ch#pei bells were ringing. At oise e'sloek the
Russian* within tbe lines commenced cheering. The
. reach, taking It ae an insult, opined lire npon the
.>wn. The Rnmiena Immediately replied along their
whole 11m of defence by th* innt oansonnade yet *t
per.eneed; tbs earth works flashed forth uninterrupted
flame, rsp. l and unbroken an fl'.e firing, and showed tbe
As fences swarming with men. Undo? cove- ?f the
tiring a strong party Botfiane made a sortie on the
front an I flank of the British left, la tae atte-k the
>?o%ans csftiirefl the Brttteh r lette, aalalsq \f?es in
the covering parties; but on being engaged l>y the regi
ments retired towards the town.
f-.'multaneously with the attack on the British, * strong
KteV.? was made on the French, the Russians penetrating
within the parapet and spiking three mortar*. The
i rench rallied and drove back the <?nemjr inside the lines
of his advance, and at da/break tU? batteries were all
I quiet. m
Ja.ipabt 14. ?The sanitary condition of the itrltUh
army ii improving. Theestabllfhment of a centra! depot
for provisions ha* much relieved the nutTeriuga of the
army.
Jam. 15. ? There ha* been a continued falt'of anow,
aud It ia now three and a half feet deep. Preparation!
for a renewal of bombardment are progressing rapidly
on the part of the Britlah. Fifty new <iege gun*, thir
teen of tLe Urgent mortar* and thirteen thoutand ahot
,acd ahell baye been brought to the camp. A Polish de.
aer.'r from the Kuislans has given important informa
tion reacting the rsnge of their batteries. The guna
of the ene.nr have been nearly ailent all day. A more*
tnent hac beeO observed among the Russ'ans, and it is
reported that Qe?,t*ral Lipranii lias received stroug reiu- '
foTcemente.
.I.i.M'AKY 18.? The Russians appeared in considerable
forcr near Balaklava, wu cu it was thought they had
abandoned. There was a lie., vy fall of ?n>w to-day, and
it is now two feet deep on a level, llie 30th British re
giment of infantry have disembarked. The French are
very active in bringing up British powder. There has
been no (i ring to-day. The French batteries are quit*
silent; the Russians scarctly firing a shot, but active
rifle practice continued on both side*. The steamer
?imla arrived with four hundred bone*.
.Uncart 18? A despatch !n the Parts Pah it announces
that fire waa almost suspended on bath sides. All were
seeking shelter from the anow. The moral and physica]
condition of the besiegers was good, but the hordes
were suffering from cold.
Jawcary 20. ? A despatch from Prince Men.schikoff
Mates that during last night a successful sortie was
made against the French centre. Several were mule
prisoners and many killed.
January 22.? 1 The following report has come via Bu
charest ?Weather very fine, but the British are still
sickly. However, abundant auppUes, of all kinds, have
arrived? shot, shell and clothing, but uo houses. There
is no progress to report In the siege. The British 30th
and 14th regiments are disembarking. The French have
undertaken to bold the whole British works.
The galvanic apparatus for exploding twenty tons of
powder against the sunken ahtps at Sebastopol has ar
rived at Balaklava, and also the expected corps of divers.
It Is expected the explosion will damage the foundation*
of fort* Constantine and Alexander. * y
The new ltusiUn defences at Odessa are completed,
composed of twraty-seven batteries, and mounting one
hundred and ten gun*. The fortification* of Kalfa,
Anapa, KerUh and Sujak PaU are being itrengthened.
THE DANUBE.
Omer Pacha ha* sent In hi* resignation, because 1*.
mael I'aiha, appointed to the command of the army at
Itoumela, wai not pUced under hi* order*.
I arge bodies of the Russians were again concentrating
in Rrnl, and Sadyk Pacha baa proceeded with all hi*
available troops to that point.
The Russian* made a reoonnoissance from TultoLa, on
the 10th and 11th, between the Sulina mouths of the
Danube, and some{sklrai*hiog occurred.
The St. Petersburg Journal gives an official account
of the retent crossing of the Danube, and describes it aa
a reconnolasance In force. Letters, however, say it waa
really an advance of the whole Russian army, which
waa stopptd by orders from the Russian ambassador at
Visnaa, to prevent embarrassment to negotiations.
The RusiUna now occupy their previous positions on
their own side of the river.
Constantinople accounts if the 22d say a change in
the Turkish ministry is expected. Affairs are arranged
with (ireeee, and th* Turkish Minister is recalled.
ASIA.
Pcbamyl'a existence uJ continued eommiail 1.1
proved by a recent foray of hia near Tiflia: (O the
report of hi* death i* probably falae Kurdistan coo*
tlLue* !n a atato of revolt. Account- fiom the army at
K?r tire uocliangrd.
General (iuvon hat bo fa placed oo half pay
Tli?* Caai '* two ion* pasted tin otigh Mot cow no the
16tli.
Orrat liillalu.
IMPORTANT PROCEEDINGS I.N T:il HHITISH PAKLIA
HlliT- LORD DBKBY UXASU To ran A OAMMV
? THE BALTK FLEET OKPKHtl) TO SKA.
The wiek baa been oat of anxiety Io Eaglaad. The
Atlantic brought I/indon paper* of .Saturday, 'J7tb, on
tainlng I.ord John Rua?*ir? explanation of lil* resign*
tion: alao containing the commencement of tlia debate
oo Mr. RocbucL'* motion of want of coafidenoe in the
Xinlhtry.
| Oo the arena* of Moaday, 30th, Mr. Roebuck'* motion
| waa reeumed la tha House of Common* , namely ? "That
a aeUet coramittae be appoioted to Inquire into the cob
ciition <>f the Iirltish army before Sebn*toprd, and Into
tba conduct of thoae department* of the government
whose duty it b?i been to admiaiater to the want* of
that army."
I Meaars. Stafford and Ditraelli spoke, when tba Hon**
| divided, DOS for the motion, 148 against It ? majarlty
| againat government, 1ST. Whereupon tha Ministry ?*?
| signed.
Their resignation wai accepted, and the Aberdeen
Cabinet cnly hold office until a new Mioiitry can be
formed.
On the evening of Tuesday, ths 30th. the Quean sent
> for the Karl of Derby, the leader of the roaierrative
, patty. On Wednesday, Lord Derby waited oa lb* Quean,
and bad aa interview of two hours. When the inter
view waa finished, Lord Derby drove in haste to the
reaidence of Lcrd Palmar' ton, where a lengthened o-.n
(??rence took place. Tha public have not yet learned
a hat occurred between them, but the general rumor
wan that Lord Palmeraton would not aa?ent to the term*
proposed by I-ord Derby; comequently the Utter waa
unable to form a auflleientlr atrong cabinet. Various
rumor* then followed, pointing to Iiord Palmeraton,
lord John Ruaaell, and laifly to l/>rd Inndnowne, aa
thoee who would probablv be placed at the head of the
ministry.
Bothhouaaaof Parliament adjourned from Tuesday
until Thursday. On re a-aembling, Lord Aberdeen
briefly announced the realgnatlna. The Dak* of New
caatle entered Into an eiplanatlon In aelf defence.
The Carl of Derby Informed the llonce that ha had
been invited by the Queen to form a Cabinet, but could
not do ao.
The friend* of the Aberdesa ministry are dead againat
lord John Ruaaell for breaking up the ooalition by hla
retirement The Queen 1* reported to have written him
an autograph latter ceasuriag hi* conduct; bit 'In* is
doubtful. No ministry ha* yet been formed, and gene
rally there i* aomewhat of public ansiety.
The 'bill to give effect to the reciprocity treaty wai
rend a second time In Parllaoaent.
The Fngt ih Baltic fleet i* ordered to liianbU In 'he
Down* ready for sea the first week in March. Rumor
aay* that Admirala Seymour and Martin will commind.
Meesrs. Wataon, Wlney * Co.. n lamlon house In the
Auatialian trade. hav? failed. Uaollltiea moderate.
Italy.
Nomeroua arreata have been made at Florencs, oo Mia
pretext of a revolutionary ronspi-aey ha ring beendia
' covered. Arreat* have al*o been made at l.egh?ru, be
j cauae of the *ale of Maaaic'.an boali
Holland.
The Pu tch F.nvoy aent to Japan haa returned with the
1 assurance that Holland wUl cont.nue on tne foetlag of
' the moat favared of nation*.
The Laim Vwa
Brrn?MMr, Jan II H',l.
'flner Pacha a diflleilty with the Minister I* settled.
fSAMB.
ilia French Adm.ra. lebvinr Despomtna. whe com
mawM at Petropolowsky la recalled, and replaced by
M Konrlehen, et (Governor of lren-h ?la an* I ranoe
l U forming a wcond foreign keg. on
iPAt*.
Soma new arrests have been ad* oo Ui- *a*pletan
j of a Carliet conspiracy. Report* *ay that the CnrUsta
have raited sxtene.re fiMi .n Ii?!Ua4. A Ma-.r 4 latter,
i dated tba St th, any e Br *i'- la eertou-ly alek fie
police have baen ? a* 'thing She**' hnaktag '.tonae, *t
| fating I? 5 waa^m'en c<?c?nM tir-e
C omikrW1 '"WHpnft
London am. 7
Money in active, request. (bBHk J???rWably s!<>ady ,
closing at!>l?? a 91*. TU* bullion ur *??? 3,','i of Kn*
gland had increased ?1!<4.000.
AMERICAN flKfllirfTfW.
Mwiri. B(P i Co. loport much activity du'fi t) th#
w*ek, and prices gi-ae rally improved. (ioveniunmt stoek. 1
?farce and ia demasd, while tUe demand farr Mtato secu
rltin l!V*w frj ior/* jtie< jocd, e?p?<''.ally lot Virginia, la
which !*"? ;iu?c :%iti bare been tnado. Mora doing in
railroad bonis, fiaiticularly in lllinoi* Central, which are
quo'.id at 6f y. a Bfl'i, and Erie Third Mcrtfageiat 78.
A large salt of Taoama had alKO been made at ?0 Olhor
broken uuote the market generally Arm at the following
pricti ? t 8. Sixes of 1842, V-8 a 90; C. K Sixes bonds,
1868, 10S % 108, l\ R 81 sea stock, 18A7-68, 104 a 104;
Pennsylvania Flees bonds, 78 a 80; Maaaacbusett* Five*
bonds, 101 a 108; Maryland Fives bor.da, 01 a 0*.'; Vir
ginia Sixes, 84 n 80; Virginia Hve?, 8 a 30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKBT.
Blown, Shipley & Co. 'a circular reporU the cottoa
market dull, favoring buyer*, and nearly -fi lower than
last week'a pries*. Other circulars aay 1- 10th Iower)
while sorts stale the market to be easier, but not qu9
lably lower. I'air Orleans, S *?'d. ; middling, 6 ','d. fair
Mobile*, ?>?d.; middling, 6d. ; fair upland*, 6^d. ; mid
dling, 6d. The sales of the wee., have been 37,000 bales,
including afcoro 6,000 for export and 1,000 for specula
tlon. The sales of Friday were 6,000 bales, cloning dull.
Mock on hand, 429,000 bales, of which 1K>,000 were
American.
CO BR UUR. .
Wheat and flour are rather ?aa.*r, Mea<ra. Brown,
Shipley * Co. say, and business (iiiite limited. Indian
corn la in limited demand at a decline of la. Western
flour, 42a. a 42a. 0d. ; Olilo, 44s. (M. a 40s ; Philadelphia
and Baltimore. 44a. a 44s. (Id. , white corn 44s. a 46*. ;
yellow, 43a. a 48s. fd.; mixed. 42s. a 42s. Ad. ; white
wheat, 11(. '>1. a 12s. 9d. ; red, 10*. 84. a 11*. 8d.
UVMBPOOL PKOVI8ION MARKET.
Richardson, Spence k Co. 'a circular report* bsef in
dim retail demand. I'ork sells readily, but the supply
coming in may depress the market. New bueon is want
ed. Lard U firm, at 4S>?. (id. a 60s.
livkkpooi. monecK market.
Ashes dull and unchanged. Nothing doing In turpen
tino o? tar. Common roiln stealy ? 5s. 3d a Ss. 8d.
Spirit* of turpentine unchanged, business m (derate.
Rice firm at 2Hs (id. a 29*. for Carolina. r,tnse?d oil In
moderate demand at 36?. a 36h.' Od. Oyewood* unchanged,
buainu s limited.
LOW PON MARKETS*.
Messrs. Baring. Brother* report the market generally
quiet and ui changed. Bar iron, free ou boaM in Wale?,
is quoled at ?6 If * Rails, ?A 13. a ?7, Scoteh pig on
the Clyde, 8 6a. fid. a OAs. fid. Breadstuff* quiet,?
white wheat, 80a. a 84s ; red, 72s a 70? (lour t'w.
a 43a. Coffee quiet; sugars firm at an advance of #d. ;
rice unchanged und qu'.et.
LIVIKPOOL I ltKIOlIT.'.
The IiTtrpool freights quotations show but little
chsnje.
* MAKKKT.
Puifngt t* by the Alii.
Rev Mr Bl? mlicld. page and lady, Mr* Parker, Mr*M ar
land. MUa Bartlett. Mr and Mr* Tuckrrmta. Mr and Mr?
HmU Mr and Mr* Campbell. Capt Payne, Mix < handler,
Miu Jane Smith. Tailor and lady, Wood and lady, Mr and
Mr? Hobinann Mrs Dodd, Me??r* Hear) an 1 three children,
Uarllatt, Brand, Pratt, Charle* and l.ouu Tbumn, t U
Qulncoy, Liarr of dcapatihe*. llimia*. Loedon, Patleieoe,
lloldrn, Latn, Knkland. Brett, Thorn ii?on, Lewi*, Mill, Lair,
Tanker, Souier*, Crocker, Moraan, John and Jamc* llutclun
?on, John and Thoma? H < handler, Leacber, llenderton,
Mitchell, Cusnlncham. Bpence, I, una Ion, \\ eatlieud. Tav
lor, ManUlef, llalm. Lemillet, tt' right, Law, Smith, niage
ton, Jordan. Welmiley, 1'erfnfoa, Burn*. Joha*ton Can
niunhim, Wright. Henry, Biggine, Morel. t'rowell, Salmon,
('roimrer, Sturck, John-Ion, PuUethy, IHni.li, I'layar,
Uver*. McKenile, Luthbrldge, Br-aleiuan.
Nlilpplii^ Intelligence.
Arrived from New Vork? Jon L7, Minnesota. and An?-ri<-.?,
at Liverpool : Rivendale, at Qneen*to? n. 2-th, John ll. r
tram, at Waterford: Jgth, Glory, at Il?lfa?t; JAM ??Urv.-lt,
at Liverpool; ,VKh I'alettin - atd Cobden. at Uravenud; l?t.
Sldd?n*. at Liverpool.
Arrived from Hoitotk ? 3ft b, Wtldflre, at Mai. a.
Arrived from \t llniiunteu ? 2Mb, Saltord. at Marr-eitlee
Arrived from t'harlo-toa? I'ltti, Cainpoan, at Malaga; 234,
Monthar*, at ; 28th Micmac.the Cl}da; 29tb, Joaephiue
Hardin?, Liverpool.
Arrived from Sataunali? Z7th, Franklin, at Waterford;
Sit I. Elian, llolUiead; lat, tVealmoreland. at Liverpool.
Anlved from Now tirleaui? 2!>tli Rajah, at (Jueeaitowa;
20th, lla/ard, at Genoa; 2Hth. Gnidfng Star, Spark th'
Ocean, Neptune: 2Wtb, Tirrell Atlanta, Bell llork; 2d.
Thompaon, all at Liverpool; Slth. Vanthm. at Port-mouth.
Sailed lc,r New York ? JBtn, Aurora, fritia Liverpool; rth,
William Tell, from Havre; .Kith, Am rican Eagle. Irom
PertMnontb; Slit, E Z, from Liverpool. 2d. Columbia, from
do; 3d, Princeton, do.
{?ailed for RtlHuort- 38th, Lor>>nio. from Liverpool.
Sailed for Charleit >?? 2ith, Rotunda, from Liverpool.
Sailed for Mobile ? ,11. t, Moutetuma. from Liverpool
failed fcr New Orleau ? 2ritb, California, from he Clyde;
*)tb. Fnoy GifTnet , St Patrick, Sunny South, M indermere;
lat, Revenue; 2d. Volant, all from Llverrool.
N'iw M*p or Caurat.m.? Mr. M. Milleaon, C. K.,
of California. ha? aent to the Si.w Voax HutaM> office
"An Improved Topographical Map of the Northern and
Middle M.'nee," allowing a new route for the Pacific rail
road? the tierra Nevada? at Kre<lonyara' Pa?a. I/eav
inf the railway route oat of the queation, thia la the
beat and cleareet map of the mining region of California
that we have yet aeen. It ia tery well deugaed, aol
well executed.
ENOt.ten Ovbu? Bern rr or Mr. H*miJ*?.? The en
gagement of the I.yric troupe at the Broadway theatre,
now extended to it* ninth week, drawa to a aloae, at we
learn with regret that Saturday will be ponltively the
laat night of their appearance here. To-night, Mr. Ilur
riaon, to whone vocal power* the lovera of maaic ewe
much of the enjoyment* of Kngliah opera which they
have experienced daring the preeent aeaaon, annoancea
hia flrat benefit la thia city, and independent of hU
claim a* an artlit poateaalng a aweet voice and powerful
execution, the bill of entertalnmenta will be *ur? to at
tract an overwhelming aa>Henoe.
Political Intelligence.
ELECTION IN FHILADBLFIHA.
The election for State Senator to aupply the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.Vonlkrod, waa hel l on Tue*
day .n the old roonty of Philadelphia. The vote, com
pared with that of October laat, ia >mall. The following
are the reported votea ?
// C.Pratt, j/tt. /tilth, Hamilton, Hrovm, Mormn,
K. A'of* tug. dem. K. Xoih'g. <lm. whvi.
16, ,M 3 13,171 It. '^7 IS.TS4 3,Mj I
Know Nothing majority 3.34'.'
Ksnw Nothing gain in four mootha 'J V>'>
The election of Mr. Pratt will give the Know Nothing*
a majority of one In the Ornate.
?ALLOTI.VOI F OR tTMITKO fTTATKA SIMATOH IN
ILLINOIS.
The following table exhibit* the varioua balloting* for
1' tilled Ctatea Senator in lllinoia, which llnally rcaulte I i
In the choice of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, of Madieon
cr.nnty ?
1* t 2d 04. Uk. itk. ?tK. 7tA. %ik 9tk. ;
fiuiubtiU... ft A II 10 7 t Ik U el
Matte?ea. 1 ? 'I 1 ? 41 44 47 47
Hblelda 41 41 44 42 41 1 ? ? ?
Lincoln 46 41 24 31 .'17 34 27 It ?
OeHen 2 ? 1 ? ? & <1 ? ? '
Williams...? 1 1 ? ? ? ? 1 I
Browning. . .? ? ? 2 3 ? ? ? ?
Swet ? 4 1 ______ ,
Koeroor. ... it 2 2 2 2 1 1 ? ?
Peming ? 2 1 1 ? _ _ _ ? ?
s>amni'<n.,.? ? ? 1 ? ? _ ? ?
logan ? ___ 3 ? ? ? ? i
MKIernand.? ? ? _ 1 _ _ ? I
JAMES 1*0 1.1.0 CE FOB FRIUDRNT.
The Harri?bnrg Itlegrmph ha* placed at the hea l of ite
Cflurrni the naae of Hon. Jatnea Pollock, preeent Ci?v- '
wnor of Pennsylvania, a* a eanJhlate for 'he net*
Prenidency.
POLITICAL SERMONS.
In the Iowa Hou*e of R?pre*entativea, oa the 22-1 alt ,
the bill m relation to the obeervance ef the Chriftiaa
Sabbath being under conalderatioa, the following am^nd
n en' wai offered ?
"It ahall be regarded aa a violation of the Stbbatfe for
clergymen of anr denouunatinn to preerh political aer
monk on the Sabbath day "
oiNKRti -til in.ru.
It I* ate ted that Geo Shield* decliaei rnanlng f ir I'm
gre*e In the ilietriet vaeated by Lyman Trurabtnl Senate/
eUct.
RAM AND ?AMao.
The Berkahtre 'ouatv t^tgh iepre??nt< the eunt^et b
'wen the Know Noinlnga and free aoiler* a* t it rife
between ram and Sambo
Marine A (klra,
Tn?f majeure >'i"?vri.La, having beea uaavoi4aM/ <te
talned. will Wave f >r Charlev'on thia morning at 9 o eloc.
pmlaaly.
Jeraef Clly New*.
Scmooi KaaaiNAfWN? Taien DaV. ? YeeteMay Pehl e
S..heoi No. S, la Son'H Sixth atreet, waa eaaaaiaed.
There waa a fall attea laaee of piyUe, notwlth*tan<i ag
the inclemency ef the weather. The male departaaeol
of thia aciinot it under the (.barge ef Mr. C. A. Verr.ng
t'-n, pr-a?!pel, aad Miaa P. A. Woed. aaai*Uat. There
are 1*' pa la co enacted wttb It There are In thafewmie
debarment 141 ichelar*, under the tat<-r?hlp of Mitae* ,
' itjai.n* f Wilaca, M. A. Varriadat, aad.AmeUe J.
M|?<. la the primary departaaea*. tbeee am Jl? ache
lata, taj/at by M ??"* la... ?o*ihee*e. and I'aeker
?be examlaatlea* of tb*aa diie^eat lepa rtaneate w ?*e
b'fh"/ anVefa eto-y
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CVBi.
Anticipated Landing of Another
Filibustering Xxpedition.
CKEAT kXtlTKMKJT 01 THE ISI.INU.
:M MEKOl'S POLITICAL ARRESTS.
?
Ccuernl fofltJ1*'* Pri\?te Xcrrctary Be|?orinl to
liuvr t)f\'n Thrown into Prison.
Arrival of the British Weit India Fleet,
Ac., 4c.,- Ac
me null ht?i?ihlp Ciox. ent Oil/, ??pt McGowan, ?r
lived y??Urday morning, with ? WMkV later new* from (
I la vara. She Wit New OrliiDi on the b.tli, arrived at 1
Havana on the evening of the 7th, ami aftei' landing h?r j
mail* and pa?ronger*, aailed the ore at 4 1'. M. o/? tl?e 8th,
and arrived at Saudy Hook at 7 I*. M on the l.'ttlt, having
eiperitnced strong galea <H wind from thil nor ilieaat
daring tLrce day.i of the pa?aage from Murina.
The C. bring* forty-two parogen and a cargtf of
cotton, tobacco, pork, merchandise, \c.
The C'olo*sna, an Fng'iah screw ihlp of tlie line, of
eight/ guna. and tbo Roicawen, aeventy four, alito Kng
lith, wrre at Havana ?li?a the C. C. arrived. An Kagliah
?loop of war arrived at Havana on tit* morning of tho
8th inat. ; name not known.
Wa are indebted to tha puraer of the Crescent City for
inMlligenc up to the thne of sailing.
We have received by tlie Crescent City highly impor
tant prlvnte intelligence from Havuna. Owing to reart
or pretended Information of tlie approaching departure
of another filibustering expedition from tlie United
States, and of tho organization of a revolutionary out
break upon the island, sever* precautionary measures
had been tuken by General Concha to repress any riaing
that might take place. On the Ctli numerous urreata
were made of sum* of the moat influential |>ei*oos in
Havana. Including, it la amid, even tlie Captain General's
private secret a ry. Ordera were al?o reported to have
been Issued f<r tbo Jeln.re of the Governors of Matanzaa,
Puerto friucipe, and Trinidad, who are aald to lie impli
cated In tli* contp'racy, but of the truth of this report
wo have our doobta.
Several enn.mpmeDta lied been formed, and troop*
removed to Indifferent points likely to be attacked by
M Invading force. The arrival of the British Weal India
fleet was, it la thought, the aignal for the execution of
measure'- which have been for some time la contem
plation.
The known to have been arretted pievtoui to
the steamer's aaillag were the following ?
Beoor It anion Pinto, Director of the l.icee (I.yceum )
f-'eni r Zf l.i rarrin Managing Director of the Cardenas
Railroad.
The Chief (jifinrar of ?am?
Dr. Jon I'rtuillos.
Fenors Rubin, fatbyrsnd two toit
Hi no i Cadalio
T?c passengers of the Cre?cent City were arretted pre
vie us to the venue a sailing.
Ihoae riiMor< d to have been thrown Into prison, l>iU
with respect to wlio*.e arrest nothing potltlve i< known,
are ?
Kuitr lguacio Coe.poy Ponco de I.eon
Marin's Morale* de Reel.
Don Jo*e Maria (> Farrill.
H? Governor of Malan<a?
The Governor of Principe
The Covrrnor of Trinidad.
Tlie 1'ilvute 8e> retary of General Concha.
For further deUiM we mint refer onr reader* to the
subjoined '.ettera of ou* correspondents.
Onr I Invalid (or rropoiirirticr.
H** asa, Kebru ary H, IMi'iJ.
Aiprtktntiont qf Another Rerol ti Sonar y <hithreak ? f.'W
MrcUtmmt -m he lllanii? Espectni /xmiUng of <i ftli
ItmUring t'.j />nJi'ton ? Retorted DetpoleS of JV? Span
iih O/Heert In H 'euh ityjton in Reference to it ? Remit of
a .S'/t'iiifi "A n f /Allien a> J'inar Del Rio ? MyUriout
llortm'uii of Jroopi?.Vumeroui ArretU of Surp tjn!
per/nnt amovqii (he m the Privets Sf ret ary qf (Jtntral
Conrhn ? f\n ma' ton if Military Com,* ? .trriiHtl of the
Hriiltl i W'ti India He" ? Anattinatwnt, dr., i fc.
There ha* bwn cnuelderebie excitement in cartaln cir
elc? in ihi* city ?inc? I ha<l the |ilea?nre of ad<lr< aaing
jou on the Ut inatant, via New Orlean. ?a report having
i?ot Into circulation, immediately alter the departure 'if
the atearaer by which that letter win forward*!, that
two Hpaniah ofHcera were paaeengrri in her who were
rent on a minion to Waablngtoii to warn the government
of the I'aiU'il i-'ataa that a filibuster expedition wan in a
forward atate of orxaniiation aomewhero in the vicinity
of New Orioana, whiiat other vtralona made New York
tbe place of organ I cation. At any rate, all appear eer
ta'.n that in tli* courae o'f the prevent, or early in the eu
auiug month, an expedition from the United rtataa will
land on tb'ahoieaof Cuba. If It doe* come, wall oil'
eered, with a aufRcient auppi} of provlaioni, and 4 bo re
aU, in euBlclent atranfth ta conquer any force under
the control of fitneral Concha, then Cuba will aooa be
free from Hpain a dominion, a rircumatanc* the reallra
ti' o of which could only afford Iniinite aatiafactioa to
every lover of the human race In thia hrmlaphere.
We hare, for noma day*, ha I reporta of thera having
been ao outbraali at I'inar <lel lUo, and the large num.
b*r of troopa that bare alncc left thla ilty wmll load
one to believe that thera waa noma foundation fur the
reporta, although, fmm the bart information I have
l*en enabled ta obtain, they origin* ted in thi* rircum
?tanca of a l<|ua?lron of Unorra 'laving rarol' ad at thai |
place, from what cauaa I am not aware.
On the 3d Inatant tha fpanlab frigate perla, brig of <
war Uentral VaJdaa, and war ?Uam?a t'randaro da
Aal*. Klaaco de (Jar ay. anl Don Juan de Auatrta, pro- |
reeded to rea. having oa board a large number of aol
diera. AH -orta of reporta tiara bean in circulation aa |
to their destination, of which I da not believe any an i
tbtntlc Information ha" been obtained. they having, aa
I leara, ?ailad with *ealed ordrr*.
There have been aeveral arreala In thia city witbla
the |?at two or tbiea daya of highly re?p?c table
rreolf*. Mihat gToonJ* of a<ru*atio? eiiat agaluat '
them of coitr-e I am not awira. A friend of mine, a 1
gentleman engaged ia trade, i)n whom I called on Tw -a
day laet, waa thrown 'inlta Into a ?tate of ex?itameat
aodalamiby thia circumataaea. "I expect tliem bere
diitctly,'' ?ald ba, "for <;od a aale, take eare of your
aeif."
Aax egat tho a aireat-d I have retard tha nam'* of
Seuor lcbe>an.a, managing dlraetor at tbe (Jr?at Wia4
ward Railroad (?enor Ram< a Plato, a ."[?aiard an 1 tbe
Preaid'nt of tj<a Ucto, and ti * n- phew >f a eaMflM
lawyer mubtd (juUr, ao*l aVo the private aacretary of
(}en> ral Toacha. Jt ia aaid that a regularly org?atr- l
c< n 'piracy baa been detected at. i that n> perfect aaa
tha laformatkMi of **ia governtnent that Ita nfflrene were
m |>oe*aMioa of the paee worfi wbi:b ain<- 1 th"m
miaalca ta tba place of meeting of the soaapirataf ? it >?
alra ua?l?r?t<>o4 that a largo <le|aait of arm* baa ti"a
aei/ad by r%| Moa/iao !a llieeoualry aal tbal Ua
ba? ma la a large atnVi of prl?".--? Tli* ? are a
treat varlaty of ropcrta ia c'reala' too, tb- tralli or
(alt'buoa of which It le Imi'Oealbta t? aeeai^ain fom*
aay that am re tfcaa tweaty per*?ai ba e be' a ?rre?te-l
la thia r.ty, and that I < oaaba, bavlag aa erVa.n'4
that bl? aaaaeeiaaUaai waa t'. have W* e the (r-t a t of
the <on>p ratore, will ta ke b4i |r?reate after tbe oaaa
aerof tha f*pam*rda, aoi that a bWiy ?Mr* ma> be
KOt aatieipaW.
A large it mber ?f yer?<ae are Mrferatood '? '.a??
beea ?t.d-.ealy order* J la leava tlae ieia?! '???Un'er, ba>
tbe owiy nan e I hat a beard w atbiaed la ' bat of -'? <r
Heruar-'ei.^rto. baa bat r?"-itl f ratorae ta tba lelea l
he having baaa ergac '. ia oae a t "he aafarteaate I ope
rxpeditawa
Tha troopa etfaaga ta ralata, fooerafl; ea?a tb. "ty
at aagkt.
(Ja tba evawtag ef tha lit beaerai Cm* ita ar
campaaiad by a a warn ? eta V aal a itraag b*4y gear I
procee-kad '? n>orar* dtetaat a. a'e ease faar ar tra
miia*, Wbara 1 a ale reload aa a?aaapawat a t eaae 4i
or ?%).! haair*4 aaaw baa baaa knM. ta prrtawt iba
aeaa'.h of 'he rtvar of that naa?e
Cbaaaao i agimltti, a itw tahab tad by -??*?? oa
flOVb*.
Another encampment u underatood to hare !x>-a
forwd near GuAwabacon, OTideatly with the tot* at of
defeat!.1!** the More r??'J'e from *?y attack by it for e
landed in Ita war. AH fa apparently hurry an I confu
atou. Heveraf men of war an1 *t*Wd to have left Iji*
bailor in tha night, an J theie it, I betiere, but one
, Spinlih man -of war In tbt* harbor at thi* late.
From information I bar* tbt* moment rloeired, I
bell* ve the greater portico of the troop* that hare ial't
thi? city hare proceeded to Trnidad, thr eipected ex
pedition being, it ia auppoaod by the authorities, dvatiaed
for that locality.
On the morning of tin lat <n?t. her Brttioue Ita
Jeaty'a line of battle *li.p* Bcacaweo and Colo a* it* entered
thin harbor, the former bearing the Hag of rear Admiral
Arthur Kan ^liawe, C. il. Hhe mount* aeventy gun*, wbtlat
the Coluaau* came* eighty gtin?, and haa an auxiliary
arraw propeller, They are both eery flue locking xbipa.
Within two hour* alter they came to anchor, an ai<)
decimpof the Captain (ieneral, In full uniform, want
on beard ttie Admiral'* *hip, with, It ia presumed, the
euatoirary ruurteoua Invitation to the Admiral to land,
and on the next morning tbw " grand atate carr.age, "
with the hor*ea head* decorated aith (lather*, nod two
footmen, aha with tha coarhnan wore their (fetching
aearlat llvetie*, waa driven to the Knyal Arsenal laodinf
place, Where Admiral Kauahuwe diaembarked , after
having paid a brief vtnit at the Palace, he again entr-*?d
tha atmto carriage, anil waa driven to t*e ItritUh Con
lata, where he waajolnel by tha Brltlah Cooaul tieneral,
and they together rlatted tlie General of Uar.ue, who,
I undtntand, ia an officer of the aamt* raoU aa the Itri
tiab Admiral. Cn the eamitng day tbene aomplim-Btaiy
vlalta were returned. On i-'tutday dlrine eerrioe waa per
formed on hoard the Hoereweo, aud number* of the
I'roteitant* resident In thin jlty embraced the opportu
nity to viait that ahip, whore they were received with
marked courteay. Home frieada of mine alaa went on
board the Coluaaa.a, where they >11 ma every attention
and politeuoi* waa exhibited to theui; aa officer Searing
them company, and explaining the minutin- rf the
machinery, he. ltut Monday loat wa< the jipnd
day. Ou the evening of that nay Qeneral Coneha
received the ItritiaU Admiral, Captain* Ulanville, of the
B?>cawea, and Rohinaon, ot the (VJoenua, with auch of
Hie other BiitlMi officer* who** rank ent it l?-l them V>
the honor, at a giaud banquet, which went oft urltli gr?u"
ecfd'. There were oo lea* lh.ui four military baud* ata
ttoned on the Plaxa de Atinai, where they dlacouract
moat exquialte mutio until i|uite a Utejhour. Tha ave
niog waa too chilly (or the more dijicfce of our f.i ih
ionabl* fair onea to lounge In the volant**, liateaifig to
the tnuai*. wl.iUt they exhibited their chtrma. although
I noticed uot a Tew in that podliou long after 9 o'clock.
the Kaghah Admiral, I learn, ha* paid a vlatt to tha
Moro Caatle, where, o( courne, Ita ?u " dellglite*l with
all he uw. I doubt if tha cell* in which Katramji** and
Kelix are immured were allow u to him
On Hunday laat, (ien Concha again attended the hull
tight. When about to leave the pi*/* In which the
bull ring ia aituated, th* |.ole of hi* carriage gave way.
and t Ilia brave man iind human* pliiln.nph*r(?** h**nl
pettlihly to ejaculate, "There in miafortune In every
thing now
Ilia he then know of the pretend--.! conapirary and *t
pedition v
A negro early on themorning of Monday laat, ran Mit
of kia oiaater'a premiaea near the I'laxa Tel Tapor, hav
ing chain* oa In* lega for pualabment, with an old r? r
in hi* liand, with whleli he killed I'tree pfrtotl and
wounded aererely twenty other*, and wa* permitted to
mule good h * escape.
A murd*r ?a* committed outatde the wall* on the
night cf tha 6th ln?t. but inch clreumatancr* >re <
toe lieiiueat occurrene* her* todemand much lit- nt mi,
enper ally In ?uch atlrrin; time* If pareiitted by tv
tatea, I aball have the piearnre of addr***ing you a rain
very shortly POtKlBlttrj'BUt
Uavtka, Tab. >1, l?V
/'..tinea/ ArretU ? Nmtri of H> :h /^?nctinnari" bt n j (
Intlwltl ?* (*>? Oimtral M' Xturti of I'rotci ,t*inn ?
Iht Aitfgrd f.,n<;>iraci/ Saii I ? hi'iWa" Ik* Most lit
Jlutntial M'}% in tht l-land ? Hslm,\r Al*i" i of f \?
Th* ilfii i' Ihe Uri ,h /''??' /.jjl -- 1
Adrtn'it'H of to Carr y Oi .'A* W*j>i #4 e ,W-< !.*/?*? of
(.enrrai C'onrh a. ?fr., rfc,
Iho community here w?r* Hir>?n nt'i - n -tarnation
tlie day btfot* yatrr lav. by t!i uaouai*M?il t( au
oi? roe? jx litical arrrat . Rain / > I'lato On- . i ':liw n(
tb al.ioo, (I yntiim) m taken to priaon, f>?! '? ?. I 'p lu
the coor?e of the la/ by J. Antonio E brr* r ?, t.t
mioiatrator of the railroad, 1 W"; tor J<>? Trn,.lli nut >(
oar mutt diatlagoiabt'l auhaiara, and n - f ?-. >.i ?
or our aio^t .nfluenlial ' amlia. tlit Hewjra Harbin, i
father and two aoni, ami a Mr. Cadal>? aa ?" I .uaa( of
eatr?m Id our community The it rat parU name i in t >?<
foregoiog liat i? a Catalan. and m . u lartiwti ? with*
kla people.
Tb# movement which General < vmIm ? >p?a*? to b>
in preparation *uib?e<-*a our Br?t iiiti igei ? ? aad <i r
targral ?ea)tb, and hia effort ia <? nip the |>lut In tie
bud, by taking tbe mo.t important of tht or^a n' mate
rial into aafe kreping -and. at thi a.un tiw, pritllt
tbi-reby for any Incidental e?poaa< ? that ma/ aetir
red on the part of the goe^rnraent. Tb* priaon*ra ba*?
b*?n dlatrilni trd to tbe ftoyat Tvnu pria >n, t'ue ( aitla
at tbe Pnnta. Moro, tud < abaaaa?to the li I fortraaa,
Mr llnto, in after to make laroareaiost 'obi oi > < i'.Ioo
with bia f r i- nda
I am Void that m ny oti?< r trrnu w?re m? l? rett*r
.lay, and that up to mm o'clock Laat evening, n 'i*te? i
paraxon had h* n auppl.i I with new hom?? a tba damp
olla of our prlaooe? end that other* had baen t*k*a to
Htlaiuu for iocarwratioo thar?, for tbe p<iri?>>? of
kreptog down eieit*ni*ot bet' . I hare b>-?rd tK* foUow
Iff aameo nteotiona>l a? *a>< u( *!??? ? U-e raptur?e?f
yeaUrilay, wlleh I am ?tron-ly la iu ?' ? . do ibt btor*
Item knowiedcof thr io?r. tl*n *aat af . .nfldeii' <? a
tbe Kiurce fiooi ?b?n rm detlrad, Tu< y ara, hia it<Ml
l?ncy, lijna- i( Coeapoy roa<-? .!e Leon? the Mai tm? M<>
ral?? tda BmI Piulfni' oa, aad Jo-> lliria 't Kari l'i
Ity teirgrepb, a itic* ??? ra<?lted laet eveatnf that
aixty priat n<-ra a??id arrive in the ctarea the night
made at Qeafi>*goe, Trinidad ?n i at%?r p^iat* of th?
aoutb aide. Arrr.U bate b??a made Nalann aa 1
Card>naf but how many weara au' .4 ?.???! the am ? ut
Of arreate j.ropoa?d la tai'l to M orar t.ir?a huo !r M Tt?
hd "oa dit of jeatrrday night, up n tba I' lata 4a
Arwaa *u, that ordara had bean u-na>l frotn lit" -?
cretary a oftra for the anaet of th? sot- mora of iba
Jariadictlona of Matac ia>, Trlnl la aad 1'ieiU l"itn ij?
under aaapicioa that they bad boon tamp-rri * tb by
patriotic priaciplae, or patriuti-- Hpaaiab g'AI
H ia probe hi* that General ?'?>?. ha baa bean pr*patia?
for tbe aeiraHDt a ? ba<ag ma >. el n <?? lk? '?y In
November la?t, ep|?itBtrd far a parade aad ml?a of
troopa In l.ooor of b?r Majeety, wh.th wee ?udd'al >
au*f?ade?! withaut ea aa aw.gfc- ' tba etory la rtrm
iatii/i of aa laiaatioai to a??a?loate <#?.??rat < "?< I.* I d<>
not better <- f>ot bi> life might hav* b??? !? daagrr if ba
bad ha# a pre?#nt oa parade tbe day afladod to K**ry
arreat that hae he'u made ao fer baa aMonbte^ly mvi'
meay r?an'a t? CaMcha, to Hpan ah i .i- la ? W
Mia Oilatio Wall- ii I a Vert h?- baei t ? .*a u < tod tn
the pe!a a vbrra ah* iiaa raraned the m?at aw' *4 > I
klodly att#at.<n Iwm <. i.?ral and Mra < ??' ba aa '.
their fr.'n^a, Kba baa aula a <".iciM aanaeU' D ta
Kpaalab aortrty, U>>m I. Or ?iagaaca ef aaaaar, fa' bty
ajxl i*l'th of lanfnage, at b?a?e aafiag all aa*i'?ai Ur?
and Uloaia. aad err a tb* vaaaaa an < baraaod ail <1 aa ?y I
or Jealv?>y< -lia ? to If ate la tb* ?'pao.ab a?rr> ?? of tbe
litb laet , for ' a4it aa a UtwrUt br?a? ag grwaa-l at a
new i-, at for Ue "m.a?? ?w?ewt
tta ba >? per* of tba erew. arr1?d yeeterday, *f a
Rritiab btv fr< m r*. Johr.a K V., *? '.nd t . N<taaia<
w lji> b k? d oa tb? '- i. a- ?? Raofa, \r> wxtwact
oa 'be lrih Jaaaar?-b??tag aa?? ' aa.ia aa>i tight
??a'xrial aa i 'twibiag of tba irew naly
Tbe in.i'?li brtg ?' ear I *p> gka, <j.mma?'.?f ii?n /? k
yit retaalr- ? a port udM tb? let latt arn?? t tba .
ablp Of tk? I'M faaco w?n, Ttyaaa i#l U0 u??n fiuta
K ,a.t>a Jamaica t-aimaotor W. T (?kaaetlla l? >g
ti.a !"ag of H'er Adaa r?J Wr Artbar lia?lu?i C i ?
? bo baa neeo rweired by tbe ' tpU.a 4>aaerai aba
? r>at Wal of parade aad iMitt dlapiar It la aaid Ha*
{bit mt|aiR'*at preoen a ia ??r b arVar baa k"? taiaa
l4nib(a af, aa tbe moat farorada aaaerm foe ma. a?
tie ar '"eta aUeb bar* boo* for aaata Una* wa.'ia#
Icr -??e aneb nuatewleaea aad praat ge Aba er
lived oa the let. tba W? borea pawer erree ?r/yet'i?f
?btp M tb* ttae f oteweaa, of ? gaae aa 1 ?M ear
p - )!?*n>?? Im ^-aiaaaatae. froao aaan> poef, la
. raipaat' pwtkag 4awa twa or tkrae p^r< af tt a ba a4e I
ai d l.m ta of Caflo 'on * "*al??raaJ ittrae ??
v ? nMaey rwiti. Ka<4 will, bafoee kanaf '?> h >
V. -..VI lata at 1 n a kVo4 take a Ulo porUer- tbe iot?r - t.
(Of Mioa larottae Haea of MoaWaaJ aiooa of fharVe Ft.
pa 1*^ .of tbat atty? tba aaarrto.< ta be coaeainaat'
a?tt weea. aa I laara ham raid aeUaortty tial ag ' > ?'
afaiag ?p>> Mia La Vart, al Mr- Hrow.r a Hat< I I
fo?ad tbaa*. tf tate arrlraV Kibolre'l ??odwarda?<
lb aaa J ilea Web* fa^a of 4a?baaa? Be, r a., Mra
ilaaaCVaaiat b liaigk. of Pea T'<rt at; Ma ga
| i .ta f%?Vdy. da laaia Va*a. af ?*???* aa? *ai *aa
? 1 tai Ja?aa ItaMbev af Ne. > "Tb MmUt Ira, a
W ' >aae af VaebtMlaa 0 T-. lUaaaU, af
?aa'lMd J?ao lalate Ha'rd ate? af aoMdiettae
boa -- I ~ t ' tr*r ? i? aa Wtaa '*?????, i*.
1 af i^tiatalfM* t?.
I URBIVAL OF TAP nvOBTHEI.\ UGBT
I
ONE WEEK UTER FROM CALIFORNIA
DETAILS OF TH? |S? E W 9 .
la Own
AFFAIR8 IN NICAR10QA.
The Excitement at Lo? Angelt* Th*
Two Murderer* Hring.
Vote for l iiitnl Mtufn Mmutor.
ZNSX A K f lOVI&ai.
Nrwi from Orrtou, llir Writ Count #f Imiw,
and thr Saniiwirh hlaid*
IMIlt; INTKLI. liElfiS*
MAUUIAOKS, IHUT1IS, AND DLATHJ.
THE M A K kETM,
Ac., Ac, itA.
Tb# ?teaniaklp Northern Cept K I. Tinkle
puugb, arrlaed earl/ Ui>t evening from San Juaa ?i? Kf
Weet. Virgin* the detail* of I>an nHk'l l*t?r nowa f oai
CUl'tnli
The Northern IJfbt brought tho |>a*e?ngf r* n l ape,*' ?
which Uft fan Fren.-laro in the *t**mer Nerr* Netad*
mi th? -4tb ill January tb* [>??**<?' havlog b^?.i ;hw
formed id twenty out day*.
Iha folio* in# U tta upeda Uit of the Nut Ultra Ugbt ?
I'aife , Bkcob A: Co. . $200,000 J Uuraari fcC?.... M/XW
Adanik ft Co 1 47 Droxel k Co , I'lilta ItO, 4*
Wella, I ?>K'? K Co. ?0, ISO NewhouaakfpaU," U.'JTfc
lirdir 6,4100 ? ?
Yi Hellgaian A. < o I6 IKJ0 Total $470,401
Wa aro Indebted to Mr. Ilrnmaa K Hatch, puraar of
the Northern light to tlia eipitnae* of Adam* k Co.
and Wall*, Fargo & Co., and to tb* Han t raaclaoi N?wa
depot of J. VS. ,-ulU>ai?. far Ulaa of California a ad other
| a per a.
Ilia Northern Ughl arrived at Kfjr Woet on tha mora
fog of tha 10th aud wa* ooaled Id 9', iioura, and lafl
for New York at 10 A M The 1 . 8. at* aavr Prinretoa.
Captain F*(Je, wa* at key Weal, to aui on tha lltb f<K
I m>a(ola, u ruler order ? liom I be N ov? ilepartrn'al
Jolin Shannon, boatamaia't mat* of that ittamir, lied
of a| oplety on 2*th January, and w*. b?na<l at Ko>
Waat . The ofUcer* of tb? *hiji, hi* eieaamate*, aad a
large ounitcrof the crew >Jr*a*od 10 naval Mil or m, at
tended the fiinaral.
Tha route arnoa t antral Auierlca I* pwfloctly haa'.tfcy
aod in exralltut condition, tlia river belof '..igh an] tha
road ,n good order. Nttaral of the company a eiie?e-l
carriage* ate on the route, end artel tlia eipectat.uae
Of tha 'oDtracti r Through t1i* t nlirinf eaertloa* *<
tl>a c mpanv'e agent at I'mt* A ran* a, J N. Scott, K*| ,
tha paaiung* r* ware enabled to rroae from alilp to akip
la tha unprecedented tliort time of t*?aijr all hour*
The Soetharn light toft m tta tiMbnrof haa Jutl,
t* 'iuary #, Hrlliah mall *taaiu?r !?** *ai? II Jl M '/fig
of war poatog U|>t. Naplor.
<ol. WL<elar, tha American M'Uiotor, ralurnad to 'aa
Joan on lh? mil, frwn ? trip tw^ranad* to proeura Um
arct l*oa of h>a pr?da< < ?or, W ? ,or FV ilaoi! Tha j?a.t/-?
conaiatmg of Cr>l Mbeabr Dr Caultran, Tutted f"a!a?
C< Baul at tiua'.emala < <> I uh< r, of Naw (h eaaa 'a|?t
Birlibj, D A Capt He Hi ,??o, of Va? OrWaaa aaJ
Mr. ifart, of Taoo* aaaa? la/1 Vjigia Ha;, ft* Rirti, aa
Ilia '/6th of .'arii.ar*
"u tba 'JVtb lif ) rncha 1 iba raotj, of lUa rrrolutloa
Ut*, wbero tlie/ wi re received uatn arm* bjr tha oSnaw
n c minaixl fl.oniorro, aeelag tba crowd, aa1 aai
fcnoe r,g tLc oc ta*.<t? o I it, Aral a 2i jM?<ja4 attot, W h. oil
abattrr?>l a gala rear tha Mlnlater, aod covered hi* party
a tb duat and apliutara. TVa ng tUa Ar*t tiaaa Iba
' olonal waa a?ai lO'let 8ra ha *i?kkI It ear/ wed
Tha par*]' aoou after **iii u'o town outer t ha A/nan
<?a Hag aad were >or 1 ally racatea't lay ' .oaMario, who
la *u1<rtg aaeeialy from dia<-aaa of the liter
Col. Wliealar will lake up hie retWieoee at V.rgi a la/
i.util tba c.loia of tba aar, of wblrh thara it ao :maa4.
ato iiroafioct. OUmtrra ieatea lly galaiiag groaol, aad
a* Hi ptobably auccea.J eaaotua.la
Miiit of tli* Arret i ana who j > uaJ the raaota' oaa tj
t-ai If have left .n 0n/ml < < I < tat *ad Ui !?i a iU
ram a la.
r r Pavla baa Uan trial by c.?rt rwartia. for abaoUai
lapt. t U gatau and *| on lot'
11m Jal oa friagle ab.rb left laa f'ram aro ia*aa#<h
of tha ( ? co* l*Ua4 trea*nro, wa* ia ita Jua 4tl hr
February 6, tba eipadl'tua baring proeod aa <aUro
failure.
Th? Krnatorlal Klwllwi.
| Frtitti tbt'tv )ritn'i>T'Wi, Jta .4 |
itkHi ? (U'tival ul lk? kl'vU h?l lit l'?H
fut?i ap to '??! *T*uiu( <?? 'h? lit* niital,
H I. MviHaxI Hv rraaitvntv " ?? iw nisitrl by iba vblft
la mm M UmI/ luMtO Fm i >m?i Hiim ^aioi,
tn-1 Wa M l.w la vatauni mM
by ? of lrB*?-r??4 in '* rut
iit villi > rr <ol u 1 1 ?? |>r?tkxi?I< ?Vi,*t?l.
tl.v two b?nM? an- t In Jv'at er lut li? an ?
uf rteeimg ? < alt*'! -t?t?. Evaalaf. a* Wntut'tf, tba
nib I l>? nlBM ' f 'on MrN>n{vjl ?M ailk'lnfa tf
bit ffi?a.l Mr Dint PaaaU* fr*>w Caa Kr?a-t?<.i lal
tba "<? vat aftarvtrfo. at * gvaartl ts.nt.
rtttfarj W M.tot.U Ir'.rn * Haaalty, tba ITU. l?
7 >j?v<1ty, lk? ?!<! In'lvtlt* 'b?i? ?rv tvrtilj tva W4
Urtiof. a Mb bat iltll* tar til' o !a tba raatall Tba v-at
t'l i.| tuta* ratifa-l frntn lira t?? ?larva, an I tan aaai
l<r Mai i>" fa II, lalhai. lla^'tlaUl ^ra|?? Hvrbart,
K?a?H?f, llillirrt txtfrath, r?*tl. I rrr?U >>Ma, t>ay,
*ulU?r fa liar Hartal awl a a-iuibvr uf u'bar*
Tba faltav t,g .* lb# ftilt ?rf thalvvntrtva btil-.lt
for liv(n, r<) war-It M<f'?rbla .at Vr??-larvi , tba >*4iag
natfblaU* ?
Krf y-< nr Hrn4 Va?
Hmtln". '/>? t? mmrAt ku *rvM I'rimf
rirti ? it | : a
r.?.,?4 41 4 IT || T
Jhtrl. .... 4. ?s I II *
K'iartb II I T II 7
nfU 41 yt II 13
rtlU 4? M IT V:
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I taktb aa M la lz
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tlavrati. . S> *t It It *
t.-lfU ta W 14 U \
TbllVatilh ... ?? M 13 13 a
raartaaatb 41 *? II IS ?
ritaaaU * U l? 11 ?
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fetaataaaU .. ? ? 1% I. ?
I ?bt*vatb .91 1 I It T
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Tvtaiiatb *? 14 1 1 II
Tattl; Ifti '* ? 14 IS II
Ttatt; ?t'ta4 . 31 * l? ll !?
Mai?tr af Ibt ? Matty fi>ataa?<r at ?a?i>a?
A aoat brutal >a4 alU'?rt<>aa ?tM?i ?at rata tat 1 1*4
I ? IMIH I . I"!,-.' la iw; Mr Jattpl ll?a>y
? 'iaf ltar.l?t"?t.r?f ?it ti ?H ?a4 ?artta4 a
bw < he If t t??U va? vf*aa la taa piva* Ml ba
vat fatib'. (tfga4 ?ltbya|?> 4a aaa a?4 ? bat. -at
? at* fen.** la I t /?"?! I- >tli ^ al.n, ba4 ba- n ?ta4 la
bill'r / b.a< H? ?>? 'wt ???, ba' a tka 4ra*4f?: art,
aVMt Lad Mtt?|Ma>lMl Wa fvwal ba vat atlia
>)?' ?|rM<Db?> fb? ttl an rvtba-l. Hit It la aai
kr.' aa atat a^ ?at af murnj tfcarv vaa ? It It
vol IMta, b<-vta?r, tbtt tUt -?a?toi?T b*4 raaa *a4
III 10* U-a day baton, ta-l v?. ? tpy ml la ban aaarty
it atib imi< la tttlt batlt (Jm; Irti ll.M
a* ' I' ai itViaii, aaa>?l OrlMtb*, bad baa* tabaa
I art a# tba aaaaar ba I bv?a rt^avara# Tba aa?l4w
a 'ft | ratably b? kaaj b? J?4f* l ;?<b aa Ik* ?*>yla a/a
tNli l Tba tutara bia fat*, aa4 Ma
U tb#t a, r. <*itM 1 alia blwl It U tb /vfi' ha ba4
awtaaal'tt ?
*? Ia4 lb? WWv'af aarttt-atera af Ik* aiMtr 1*4
, o.allM at tka a iaal la Ika rival I$trml4 mt tba
; lb Jaaaary ?
Tb* aaavt <tabftlaral 4*a4 vb ab baa ?Wr aaaa* aa'.t >
?-.r wti'a. ni yavytlrakvl I* fVamwa laat T Varalat
tfl.l Ibaaat ?? tVaah I". Mr Ja.tyb Haalaa, Irva
*aa4aMaa vaa at f vai '<???' vaHar a? t
. ?b'tvaf af bit r???, ?,!?aM to M >ytai ?<?tv4
Mr *' I it**; bat ba*a ataaytaf la tba t?aa af la'? at
ibt tvt, m" af Mr. Htaity aba vaa tlova. bw ar?-?W
t?4 bla alb at aartvrr, Mr Tfvylar. b* a< ?av??*'
? - ? Mr MH aMM Urn hmtUim, "
U>t, k# talte4 'U vaaa* of Mr R-aC? <*? -?
.aa ?#?? ? at aa aanrvr.to it/v* a *
??<a'r%. ?a4 fa?*4 Mr tMay 1/tof tai UJ ?"
? ? 4y , vitb Ua av" yat ' >l-ra' ' ra'ia?t Ma to**t|
> raa vv < **4 al?nat4 ?0 tba ?T***
tttiiv<?i mtitpwri Uliiliw'l
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