The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-14
BY TELEG GRAPH.

NJ
VERDICT OF THE JURy.-The jury of inquest, who
had under investigation the recent explosion, after
being in consultation about three hours came in
last night and rendered their verdict. They cen
sure Messrs. Taylor & Co. for using steam
than they were informed the boiler would bear
| They also pronounce against Messrs. Willigon &
Walker manufacturers Of the boiler, for allowing
II TO go out of their shop or hands, knowing 1t TO
| be in imperfect condition. They also censure
Mr. Montgomery, the patentee Of the boiler, for not
| publicly condemning it. Messrs Pease * Muir
ply, likewise, censured for selling the boiler
after it had been exposed for long time to the
open air.
The steamer Europa brought in all IS, 900 letters.
BosroN, February 10.
| ARRIVAL FROM SmYRNA--MoRE HuNGARIANs.-
The bark Harriet arrived here this morning from
Smyrna Among the passengers are Captain
Giovanni Turecotte and Professor Pietro Havel,
| Hungarians who fought under General Benz. II
will be recollccted that they sent to Smyrna
| by the Turkish government, and afterwards given
free passage to Boston by Captain Baker. They
all fine looking, and neither over thirty years
| of age.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb. 10.
We have at present quite heavy northeaster pre-
vailing below, and there some apprehensions
| for the safety of vessels on the coast
The steamer Crescent City is detained until to-
morrow at o'clock.
The steamer Southerner arrived here this morn
| ing. at O'Clock, in safety.
The steamer Republic, Captain Hobbs, sailed for
Baltimore yesterday morning.
CoLp SPRING, NJ ", Feb IL.
| Charles and George, sons OF Thomas ID. Coe OF
| this village, were drowned in the Hudson river
| yesterday, while attempting to the ice.
Another boy was in company with them, VINO saved
himself by crawling out on the ice. Their bodies
were recovered about three hours after the unfor-
| tunate occurrence.
BosToN, Feb III, p. IN.
We have private advices from Honduras, via
Havana, January 10th, which announce that the
feeling there decidedly favorable to satisfac-
tory adjustment of the trouble with England Col.
Vancourt and other English officers, who had been
to Yucatan to the Indian chiefs, and negotiate
| treaty of peace had returned to Belize-having
failed to accomplish the object Of their mission as
the Indians demanded the unconditional cesson of
a part of the country, to be governed by them in
perfect independence of the whites. delegation
OF Indian chiefs were to come to the Belize this
month, to endeavor to conclude treaty of peace.
Accounts from Cape Town (Cape of Good Hope)
to December 8th represent that the Colonsts were
still attempting to starve the Government into
sending the convict ship away. The Neptune, with
Mitchellon board, remainedat anchor in st. Simons
Bay.
BosroN, Feb II.
The Honduras Waterman, a new paper published
at Belize, says that it is rumored that party OF
Spaniards stationed at Bacaar had penetrated into
the interior far Poliac where the inhabitants
met them and drove them back.
The Spanish troops at Bacalar are daily diminish
Bacalar, not more than one-half remain.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1910 D. m.
| The bark Arthur Pickering arrived at Boston
| from the Cape of Good Hope, which she left De-
cember goth. The contest between the people and
the government still continued, but the latter far
| triumphed, in consequence of traitors, who fur
| nished government with supplies. Great excite
| ment att Cape Town, and business paralyzed Many
merchants would leave if the convicts landed.
Meantime, Mitchell and convicts still cooped up
| in the Neptune at st. Smon's Bay. II is predict
ed, that If the convicts land there will be great
outbreak.
BALTIMORE, Feb Is.
| At New York to-day cotton declined of cent.
| 1900 middling Orleans l2I.
Flour declined six cents; Southern 1881
| Corn declined; $4,000 white and yellow, 60 cts
| Sugars firm; molasscs quiet; coffee dull.
Stocks frmer; Treasures l2s; Coupons Ia; Ster-
! ling 81.
An extensive broker here has failed.
From Boston we have advices from Cape Hay
| ten to January Goth. They say that merchants
| there are submitting to the monopoly law, but
hopes are entertained of its repeal.