The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
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An RIVAL
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
AFTER
Very Short Winter Passage.
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Threatened InsurreCtion In Italy
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ARRIVAL OF The NlCARAGUhN MINIS ter.
DEATH OF THE RKV. DR.. OGlLBY, IN PllIx
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OPENING Of THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT,
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lntrigues Of the B0urb0ns eR the
Continent.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
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STATE OF THE MARKETS,
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The American mail ste amship Baltic, Captaia
Comstock, arrived, yesterday morning, from Livee-
pool, after passage of eleven days and twenty-oas
hours-a remarkably short one for this season ~
the year. She made her last outward passage in
ten days and half
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 8th inst at 3
O'Clock p. M and brings one weeks later intel
ligenee from all parts Of Europe.
Mr.. de Marcoleta, Envoy Extraordinary and MI
mister Plenipoentiary of the Republic of Nicaragua
to this government, whose arrival has been expect
ed, is q passenger in the Baltic A severe indlsps
sition detained him two months in Paris. Tho
object of this mission is the consumma alton Of tho
canal question, which has been so long sgi-
tatsd, as well as other matters of public impsr-
tance and the arrival of this diplomatst, whose
friendly views toward the people and govern
ment of the United States are well known, Is q
sure promise that the complications at present ex-
isting will soon be removed, and rights 30 defined
as to render fruitless the attempts of third power
in its projected encroachments, (too well known -
our political men, however, not to be enabled 70
Illustrate them Mr.. de Marcoleta goes Immediately
10 Washington.
The steamship Pacific, Capt. Nye, hence, ar
rived at Liverpool Monday morning, the ID
inst. She left New York shortly after noon on tho
22d ult, experienced very severe n. w. and nsr-
thery gales during her run from the banks Of New
foundland to Cape Clear, and suffered some damage
to her paddle floats from the fields of ice. She
arrived off the NV lightship at o'clock on
Monday morning, and off the Rock lighthouse
shortly before ii O'Clock; completing her ran
from port TO port in aboui Ill daysl7 hours and -
minuies The following is extract Of a letter
from Captain Nye, of the Pacific, 70 E. X Collins.
Esq agent in this city
VI MAI srElsEs PacrFic,
| LIyERrooL, Feb. 8, 1851
The Pacific arrived at the n. w. Light ship At 9
| A. M ON the Sd aud ct Liverpool after three snd .
hall hour. detention At the bar a. halt past To- We
lost full thirty hours. by ice on the Banks; ani wsrs
compelled to run thirteen hours to tho south snt
southwest before finding place that could be pens
trsted. That brought us dead 20 leswsrd ssws haf
heavy norssssiy gale ana ter se.ri.e sea ron ,as
but we'll repaid by the increased eondisncs givsa
passenser. who have witnessed the beautiful per-
| Torrance OF the ship In heavy weather My sdmira-
| tion OF the chip is unbounded codd not, had
not It, believed that IL were possible TO rum ship
az heavy sea as / have ever seen in tie Aasatis
ocean, without fsrthins, damage or inoonvsnisass
Such is the fact Our engines were not stopped dur
| ing the voyage, and are In perfect order.
We learn, by letters from Paris, that the Pres
dents do,ation bill, is almost certain Of being re-
jected by the Legislative Assembly. In thatev
a national subscription is confidently spoken OF.
Such step would, undoubtedly, be a severe cos
denim alton Of the conduct Of the Assembly
A collision has taken place at Mostsr, in Bosnia
between the Turkish troops and the insurgents, in
which the latter were defeated.
The new government OF Hoslen has publisheds
proclamation to the inhabitants OF the Duchy, by
which The Die, Is dissolved, the fundamental laws
OF September, 1913, and the Frankfort fundamental
laws for Germany, are abolished, and all laws
passed since March, l5is, will have only provi-
sionsl validity.
The Holstein Stockholders have resigned in ia
vor Of the new Provisional government In tAeu
proclamation they state, that the Germanic con-
federato intends TO protect the established rela-
tons between Schleswig and Hostein.
Vienna letters state that, the Count de Chambsrd
is laboring under a serious llness, which threatens
10 terminate fatally.
Mr. Felix Pyat has on the application Of ths
French government, been expelled from Switxet-
land.
Annexed were the rates OF American stocks, at
II n L.. .lu ~ sr.s.