The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-06
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Bosros, TUESDAY, Feb. 4--Accounts from bue-
Ayrss to December IL state that thcre was some
prospect of an amicabe settlement OF the troubles
between that country and Brazil. There had pecii
a conflict between the forces OF Paraguay and
those of Buenos Ayres relative TO the occupancy Of
some neutral lands by the forces OF the latter. The
Paraguay troops, eight hundred strong, were dis
persed. The BriGsk Pocket. in its monthly retro
spect says that the country is just recovering from
the i'll effects of the prolonged war Large qranti-
ties of provisions from the back country had come
in to be forwarded to Europe and this country The
finances Of the State were said TO be IN an encour-
aging condition
Steamboat America--44nothsr Boats CretD saued.
WLmINoroN, N. c., Feb 3.-The schooner Star,
from New York for Wilmington, North Carolina,
picked up off Cape Hatteras, on the 18th ultimo,
the boat Of the lost steamboat America containing
Captain Broadwell and nine men. They were in
good health, except the captain. who had suffer ed
from exposure. The third boat, containing six
men, remains to be heard Of
Riot among The Coal Crackers.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 6.-The coal crackers at
Richmond; the great coal depot, have struck Tor
Iriotous conduct
U|Marshal Keyser and q posse of police have pro-
cceded TO the scene vi disturbance, and read the
riot act. The mob was ordered to disperse, but
they refused some twenty more, on their refus-
ing, arrested. large number still hold out
in opposition dcfying the authorities. The bells
have been rung for assistance, and large rein
yet been made Of firearms, but there apprehen-
sions of serious consequences.
Burning Of the Rochester Collegiate Institufe.
RocHEsrER. N. Y, Feb 4.-The Rochester Col
legiate Institute, situated Lancaster street, was
entirely destroyed by fire, with its contents, at an
early hour this morning. The Institute was a
large ur-story stone building, and valued at
8 900. The amount of insurance Is not known,
but the loss il believed to be fully covered. The
fire was accidental.
The Canadian Government.
TORONTO, Feb. 3.-Lord Elgin has stated, in re-
ply 10 an address from the grand jury, that the
government will certainly movo to Quebec after
the completion Of ito TWO years in this city.
Decline in Cotton.
New YonK, Feb. 5.--Cotton declined TO- day a hall
a cent, and only three hundred bales sold.
Wreck of the Brig Usion-Safety Of the Martha
Sdnger's Passengers.
NEw ORLEANS Feb. 2.-Intelligcnce has been
received here of the wreck of the brig Union, while
on her passage from Chagres to this port.
All the passengers on board the Martha Sanger,
lost in the Caribbean sea, have been rescued Sixty
of them brought to this port, and the remain
der, numbering thirty, were left at Key West.
Destructive Fire.
BUFFALO, Feb. ga fire occurred this morning
which destroyed the large range OF stables near the
Genesee house. Twenty five horses, and large
number of carriages, consumed in the flames
together with harness and other valuable articles.
Ohio u. s. Senator.
CoLuMBUs. Ohio, Feb 5.-The Legislative con-
vention has adjourned, die, without being able
to elect an United States Senator.
Cotton Marketin Neto Orleans.
New ORLEASs, Feb. 1.-THE weeks sales Of cot
ton amount to IS 900 bales. Frcights in American
vessels to Liverpool l6ths and on British 3D. fo
cotton.