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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

THE STEAMER CURTIS PEcK.-We yesterday
enjoyed the satisfaction of examining the recent
Improvements made 10 this fine vessel, to enable
her to fully up to the requirements of the
law relative to steamers. She has been thorough
ly reftted, repainted and renovated, and provided
with althe various appliances to minister to the
comfort of passengers. Her engine and macl.i-
merry appeared to be in perfect order-ndeed, to
our Hnpractised eye, the whole vessel seemed to
be quite as new as she was the day she was
launched. Captain Davis was sat hume," and
during tho afternoon welcomed on board, and en-
tertained in the hundsomest manner, a number
ofgentlemen, who called to pay their respects.
The s'Peck" is by all odds the finest steamer
on the line between Norfolk and this city, aud
we glad to know that her gentlemanly conf
mander enjoys enviabe popularity with the
travelling public. During his long connection
with the line, no accident has ever occurred,
whereby the life of single human being has
been endangered; and as the Peck is now pro.
vided with every safe guard (includng one of
Francis Life. Boats) we may safely predict mono
will occur.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
From the Lerlngton Gazette.
TO THE WINGS OF THE RICH MOND DISTRICT

Now 10 vorr time RI achieve the mos, tri,m, han,
..ot 9 hs snsr awe;ted vo, rhs fsor ss IN
vi nnot inant has in Won N. onIv bnne to
anae he snmbe nno embersi Of the Wh,o fir, in tn
nd borin;no anJibs evas ri nor onv vn,r STATE mr.,
tbs Who'll IInon are turned NINA vo' in snx'ons ard
nv 80 ona tht ,har haI, ,y;sh.s an5 rat -nas
:' Iii ~. ho 1890 h., - 80 m ~; ia 4
,oven,enI in i; VOW ranks Y aloe have he
-. s,mat nd ~ ,Le s,cred ,ba cose for h;pb N
w w. lan strnooied and +; h,ch the have
aen sn o;s.sv md flnIiv vanonisbsd YonI be
eId s ; =; which th a ., ot;mn,erina bnn :; nn,
bI,y ~ ;rend h,;,J n nns tJ,fs1 ~ ",
All, 1 tion ~ and hrne dow NV be most or.nt nm
s'on d anu FL pS or "1 h, ad
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alu II ',e .e h;nn ir 49, ~ CO. ~, e
si,p+s &c IN he In. NJ d,v WITCH Won o are cn,1
nes.sa L. as " ' , WI a 10y % YOU ore '" VIZ
upon py exey ho rssnv. "n area, w. pufs th
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ION y" Pu','si u, rt eveiy Inan WIN we salI'g GUN
mon Impulse en upon y4u1 vi ~ aa' anu ue'a ~
MS serves. MS Is !'nle Oh ali o hes, whsM ot
man1 n, we HhadN' anu iaust oF ooeSeu,r Ihis Is
e'sis when every atrlot must eve himself u 70 the
sa rice' ana WIZ e "is tue Gnon, W.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

Observation-Disclosures Hill Monument was
twice struck by lightning on Wednesday after
noon. Persons who were in the monumen,
thought it was going The bottom of one
of the rods, where it entered the enrtf, was
slightly melted, and gentleman near she top
who was passing down and holding by the iron
rail- received shock from which he did not re-
cover entirely for couple of hours. The So
cond shock sounded Ike the crash of large
quantity of glass thrown down the inside of the
monument.-Aurora.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

The SHIP LocK-We a,e glad to be able to
announce that the work upon the ship-lock now
goes brayely A fine foundation has been
reached at last and the labor of laying the stone
will soon commence. The Engineers of the
Company have brought all the modern appliances
of art 20 bear upon the work, and are really ac-
compshing wonderful results. The corner stone
we learn, will be laid Inappropriate ceremonies
in few weeks.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

zHPTH
Seven Clerks on repairing to the Pension Of
fee, this morning. found upon their desks yellow
envelopes. containing printed biitet-deur, which
ser require''. - --.hair services were no lon
walls will he made in the same oitlvo Vs.. ss.s
row.
1t is reported that Mr.. Guthrie, the Secretary
of the Treasury, has to-day issued orders to all
the Auditors of the Treasury. directing them rot
to appoint any more New Workers to clerkships
in Washington. the New York Custom-honse
patronage being deemed their full share in the
apportionment of his species of Government pa
tronage.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

A RoAl WE'LL WATcnED. The Hudson p,vx D;,
rad, $50 miles in len IT, employs a25 sf,s ,s,p
stationed a int walls alag the whole lergtf Of he
ne. a.. J,st beor, r. IN stondss tacl waNs over
every tunnel wi ch. rail, chm and rlyt is il; a"l n
order and Tree from obstruction If 60 he ,skss liz
ing tr Tin. signal to "cnmc on md = m nm il
does at full speed. If there is anyhnsSrone he wav
a red flag, al night red lamp, and thf engine on
seeing it promptly shuts off the sieam art 99un ia IN
whistle to :'put down the brakes" Every inc.- OF he
road is carefully examined alter the passage oil each
train.-N y. Tribune
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
VOICE FROM THE MOUNTAINS
Gl-All Wing papers requested TO copy.

PRINTERS STRIKE.-The employing printers
of New York have refused to pay the prices as :
ked by the journeynen, and large numbers of
them have struck A number having left the
office of the Courier and Emo ,rer. that paper
advertised for number of girls to fill their places
The result was, the application of full one hum
dred females. Out of that number the necessary
quota was picked, and tie paper henceforth is to
be got out solely by females.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

BOSTON, April IA.
f. Baker Il Co.'s American carpet manufac-
tory at Roxbury, was destroyed by fire this
,parninsg nss ,$l5O,O0O. one third of which
out of employ fS sGHntamisy 300 hands me II
The Company had recently expended large
sums IN improvements in the factory.
;. Inc hre Is believed to be the work of incen-
diaries. ~ -No"'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

MRS. EMMA u. BosTwICK-Ihis lady, assisted
an efficient troupe of vocal and instrumental per-
formers has given a series of musical entertain
ments in Charleston within n few days past,
which are very highly complimented by the
press of that city. Read what the Nashville
Daily News says of her:
Mrs. BostUick's Concert-We had the pleas-
ure last evening of listening to the performance
of this truly distinguished artistic, aud are at loss
for language to express admiration of
her skill and refined taste. If Jenny Lind de-
served the title of Swedish Nightingale, certain
ty Mrs Bostwick well merits that of American
Nightingale. To natural voice of extraordinar y
| compass and sweetness, susceptible of al
most any degree of meditation, and a highly cul-
tvated aud refined taste, is added a person
| OF commanding and prepossessing appearance;
which, whilst the rich and varied strains of her
music charms and delights, her gracefuIness aud
| beauty almost cause her auditors to forget that
| they are in the presence of human being, Her
execution of the song Rock d in the cradle of the
deep" was truly sublime and beautiful, as, indeed
| was her whole performance. Mrs. Bostwicks
public career has been very brief, but the brilliant
success which has crowned her efforts thus far has
| placed her high in the niche of fame We are
proud of her because she is an American lady
she comes not with prestige of European name
| but has won her wayto the proud position she
occupies before the world, by her true excellence
as an artistic, and lady of refined character
and taste.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
wfilG MEETING IN CAROLINE.

At a meeting of the Wings of Caroline, held at
the Bowling Green the 11th April:
On motion of Mr.. Nimrod B. Dickinson, DIR.
BURToN B. WRIeHT was called to the Chair,
and H B Brook appointed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting to be to appoint delegates to a Couven>
ton to be held in Richmond the 22nd inst, to
nominate candidate for Congress in the third
Congressional District
On motion of Mr.. J. V. Keane, the Chairman
appointed DIR. John D. Butler, r. S. Broaddus,
James Garnett, Leroy Kemp. H. B. Goudman,
DR.. Philip S. Spindle, DIR. VIM. D. glastonbury
DIR. John ]. Gravatt, Mark Bouware, John A.
Miller, DR.. Benz. Anderson. Henry Kidd,
Pichegru Voolfolk, R. Hudgin. Richard Boul-
ware, Nimrod b. Dickinson, John V. Keane,
John Petross, James C. Luck, R. NJ. Bridges,
John T. Harris, Woolford Garnett, Thomas T.
Chandler, VIM, II. Noel, Samuel f. Swan.
Ri:h'd Green and other Wings of the county
who may be in Richmond as delegates to said
Convention.
On motion the Chairman and Secretar were
added to the delegation, and the Wing papers Of
Richmond and Fredericksburg requested to pub
fish the proceedings of the meeting. Adjourn
ed. B. B. WRIGHT, Chairman.
HI. B. BROOKE, Sec'y.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

THEATRE.-Signor Donnetti's trained Mon~
keys and Dogs performed at the Theatre for the
first time in this city Thursday night, and we
have never witnessed exhibition in which the
audience appeared more interested and delights
ed. The monkeys perform their feats of MINI
icry andl comicality, throughout the differe Mt
scenes, with degree of accuracy truly surprising,
while no one can witness the feats of the dogs
without feeling the force of Sir Walter SCOTS
remark, that there was scarcely any thing which
he would not believe of dog. Altogether we
have never seen any exhibition entertaining
and amusing than this, and all who are attracted
by novelty, or fond of witnessing the ludicrous,
will do we'll to avail themselves of the opportunity
now presented.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
Inc Teiauantcpec Ire ATTY Ratified.

I'VE" OH1Eh-VS' n PHI I3-P MI,
The Picayune has received from spscial
messenger who arrived in this city to day from
Mexico, the important intelligence that the con-
tract concluded with Col. Sloo and assoc;.,as
Tor the construction of the route across the 18TH.
mus OF leEuantepec. was ratified at the CAPITAL
by the Mexlcan government ON the 2stll ut
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Health Of Vice President King.

MIR. King, since his arrival has been aalictsd
WIN severe spells OF coughing Last night he
rested we'll and seemed decidedly bettsrs This
morning but his cough returned during the dov.
Should he. however, be worse, he will 90 nm
the river to his plantation on SATURDAY. y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

Hon. Humphrey Marshall, the new Commits
sioner to- hina who arrvedat Hong Kong on the
18th of Januarys was received by the U. S. ship
Saratoga, with a salute of Is guns. Upon his
landing at Hong Kong. he was received under Il
salute Of II guns from the battery on shors, and
was waited upon by DIR. Bowring. HI. 9. NJ. re-
preventative in China. After stay of two days
10 Hong Kong, he proceeded to Macao, as the
guest OF Consul p. S. Forbes.
THE GARDEN SPor."-The seven counties of
Loudon, jefferson, Berkely, Frederick, HaInp-
shire, Morgan, and Hardy, pay an annual tax of
$4,000, and produce one fifth of all the wheat.
one>seventeenth OF all the corn. and one tenth
OF all the live stock in the whole State of Virgil
ia.-f'red. Herald
Arrival of the Steamer Union.
New YORK. April IL.
The steamer Union arrived this evening from Aspn-
wayla Kingston Jamaica, bnging 200 passengers and
100000 IN gold dust She left Aspnwal on the 3Ist of
March, and Kingston on the 9Th of April.
mn me Union brings adyices from Kingston tothe 7h
me yeow fever was prevailing extent among
the slap Australia with cnees from China had
slNea at trinidad The Australia was only ~ days
run Na,n"a China. The captain reIarts that he over
t'oa ann passed the clipper White Saual in Gaspar
Atlantic.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

The Washington correspondent of the South
Side Democrat. says 1.-The President is really
seriously indisposed. having had his life nearly
worried out ct him by squabbes over office in lis
gift"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

Scarcity Of Seamen for the Navy.-The National In.
egncer referring the scarcity of in the navy
says:
Captain Ringgolds squadron. appointed six
months ago for the survey of the Malaysia Poynesan
groups has not yet sailed believe for the OF
his vessels; and of rgates the
home squadron, after lying port Tor several months
waiting and trying in vain to ship her complement oil
had at last not many days ago. to go with half
Does this repugnancs to entering public ships
detrimental the public service arise from inadequate
wages impaired discipline or both combined! 1t is
very important inquiry, and deserves early and
rious examination"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

Commercial CoHveHtion.-The Governor Of Kentucky
has designated two hundred citizens of that State as
delegates 70 the Southern aud Southwest Convention
which is roassembe at Memphis, the first Monday
Jane
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is doing an immense
ouSlness The receipts of the main stem for March
which is there receipts for March 1889
OF si2ooOo The Republic suggests to the company to
reduce their fare. = :
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BosToN, April IA.

Destruction Of the american Carpet Works a
Rorbury.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16

FIRE.-We regret to learn that the barn and
stables on the farm of the late Ambrose Hutch
irson, about three miles West of the city, were
fired by an incendiary Thursday night last, and
totally destroyed, together with the content,
consisting of quantity OF corn and provender.
Three cows and four mules likewise persisted. a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
Local IftsllIgence""City Affairs, 80
EAGLE ALLEY.

We have been requested by the Overseer of
the City Hands to inform our correspondent
"Health," that Eagle Alley, being private proper.
ty, comes exclusively under the jurisdiction of
the day police. Information as to its condition,
therefore, must be lodged before the Mayor
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-16
BJtCKlNaHAM.

The Wings of Buckingham he ID a meeting on
the 18th instant for the purpose of appointing
delegates to Convention to be held ut ScottsriIle,
Albemarle, on the 4th of May to nominate can
didate for Congress. The list of delegates is as
follows.
Thomas NJ Boudurant, M d Morris, Chales l.
Christian, J Darneille, w A Puryer. Henry
Spencer, VI Patteson Z w Cabell, ? r Pate
son. w II Carter, Cabell; r l. Patteson, y
Nc Kinney, C Vaughan S b Christian, Thomas
w McCraw VIM NJ Moseley, John A Lancas
ter, Alexander Moseley, r A Booker, r III ellis,
P Jones, r c Thornton. b NJ Pratt, DIR G ii
Harris, r Nicholas, F B Scruggs, w c Word
Smith, Drury Woodson M Harris, b K
Sergeant, John Stenson, Thomas Trent, Thos
A Patteson, James A Hammer, Col r Moseley.
Thos p Wright, w Kitchen, John Mere
dith, d w Mosely, H C Baughan. B Thornton,
Chas Pattesou, C C Nunnally, James Woodfn,
JOS Nuckods ] V Crute and ] Guthrie.
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successfully introduced into The French colony Of Alge-
ria. Two cro7s year raised, no distant intervals
Of tine between hem the second however being gene.
rally inferior TO the first in consequence of the premature
rains Of sutomn. That last year remark ably
hns. however, asd the second tobacco crop was OF
superior quality and in abundance The amount pur.
chased. according to custom by the French government
and that get aside for local consumption and for expoa
non, give the total amount Of tobacco produced the
.oony IN 1852 as I4oo 900 kiIogrammes OF this guam
IVY, voooo klosrammes will be used by government
"n 'ne place Of the amount previously pur.
chased in Hungary and America.
present. state of the crop, as indicating what il will
sA' yes', promses large increase on tina, of las,
49, me Government, it is expected, will purchase
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aston L',aAsr.--the funds and property Of the os,i-
ton are valued at sa5oooo, the cos, of ,pa s;,anr
and s's ooo and the expenditure for booI. ,hn. -.
s.S,'s Mc's Than 10000 volume. have been collect.
a. 80 -. Sosswe,, now IN Europe, authorized to
sxpsnd $4,000 IN the purchase OF Additional 49,.
CommeneinG with about eighty Thousand ~o,ks
fro@ debt and having vested fund Of also ooo ~
'ersst OF which il to be steadily applied 10 .ns,;0.
eescs'cn this must ultimately become one Of The ,rv.
Libraries In the world.-Seisrf.fe Am<issn.
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EMAscIpArIos or THw JEws-We learn by the last
arrival from England that the bill to emanepaie the Jews
passed the House OF Commons by majority OF 81 in
Of ATS II reported that the lords the Upper
House woull succumb 10 the measure, provided the
jority the Commons was over 40 II such be the
facts may expect 10 hear by the NEXT steamer that
the notorious Jewish disability clause" for 40 many
years bone Of contention in Parliament no longer
the ststuie-books Of Great Briiain.--N. Y. Mirror.
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SPIDERS THREAD.-Ausirian papers state that mer-
chant OF Vienna has lately presented to the Industrial
Union OF that capital the details OF series Of expert
mens made by him to manufacture spiders thread into
woven tissues The thread is wound on reel and two
dozen spiders produce in six minutes beautiful and deli
cate thread. two thousand feet in length. The stufs
manufactured spoken of being far superior TO those
OF silk in beauty and delicacy of fabric.
Scientific American.
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We Mr. Fosters benefit night. This
little in his line of acting this
him be tbs avorte with the hdbn
the National OF character just and his per-
marked by and refinement In addition
professional claims would which Indies
nsenbe Mrs Foster has been for two months al
sufferer bed of pain aud although
slowly recovering be long be she her efforts
towards The support young family.
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Georgia is mole State She has 500 miles Of rail-
road In operation Her credit is OF the highest order
her six per cent bonds selling the highest premium
and she gives notice Of her readiness to pay the in
erest her bonds for the six months in advance
tSeieaifo American
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BAD MAN GONE That chamber in which the good
man meets hs fate said TO be infinitely blessed what
them can be said OF the room in which bad, brutal
man grappes with death man not made bad by wan,
and the temptation which 1t brings, but by unlimited
power, and the boundess capacity for evil which al.
ways goes with unlimited power. Haynau is dead.
Gray haired and infamous. and with sixty years
oil life darkening about him. with The records OF heart.
less cruelty Haynau, the despors hangman, the woman.
uhipper, has gone down TO death. He del lately at
Vienna. "Speak i'll of the dead ~ Alas! What
good can be said of Haynaui What can be said OF him,
save that he added another word to all known language;
that henceorth cruelty the bsses murder the mos, re-
morseess will be expressed BY the two syllabesHay
nau. The vices Of whose life is private may be
forgotten at his grave But the vices OF epaue,ted
hehd, like Haynau, done in public 10 view OF all the
nations, cannot be covered up by any grave, how
deep Behind all his titles military tinse, behind the
rewards which his imperial employer gave him. the world
not Haynan the titled, the rich and favored but
Hsynau the butcher Of his felow-men He was born of
that miserable House of Hes.e, which, in ITO, made
the Ientonic name infamous by selling German men TO
Great Britain at so much per head He illegiti
mate OF shoe, OF that wretched house. Ascending
through the various grades OF the Austrian service he
was, IN isis, OF the most industrious OF all the uni
formed assassins whom Austria enpoye TO kill Italian
liberty. Then, ripe for murder large scale, he
transferred to Hungary He in at the death. tie
built scafolds He whipped women. He converted
every town into which he set his foot into human
saugh'er-house He proved, in word the force Of the
truth, that while military man. fighting for the right,
brave and true man. military man. fighting for the
wrong, is tyrant and butcher His brave deeds in
iiay and Hungary being done, be TO Vienna, and
the Austrian Nero crowned him with all the hoaors at
nus command. Nero withouta beard took Nero with
gray hairs by the band, and, in effect, with horrible
moekery OF Scripture, said, Vel DONE thou good and
faithful servant, 2"
his' 'h'', me wretehed man went 10 London. Paris
made melancholy pilgrimage over Europe, hearing
wherever he went. the worlds whspere horror al The
sight OF hin. There goes Haynau =, was never said
wtnout shudder And, at last, wen, home to Vienna.
to die
God be merciful 10 him We only notice this ba A
man 70 show no arocious i the Austrian tyranny OF
which he was only the too faithful instrument IL i.
dead but Austn yet lives the horror and the loatbinp
OF all Christian men--the Haynaa of the nations
National Democrat
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NKw York March 3l.-The steamer Star OF the West
has arrived She brings nothing later from California
The Star OF the West left San Juan on the 23d She
bring. no passengers She repors the healthy and in
fine condition She left in port the soop-ofwsr Cynne,
waiting orders.
The steamer Washington supplied the schooner Union,
Of Plymouth North Carolina, the 2sth, with provisions
The Union, from Aspinwal, arrived hero at noon-no
news.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

I,URNITUaE AND EXPECTS OF A GENTLEMAN REMov-
L ING FROM THE CITY AT AUCTIoN.-on Saturday morn
10 o'clock front of my auction rooms shall sell
and effects of gentleman removing from the city con-
ssting Of
Enamelied cottage chamber suite
Mahogany French sofa
and chairs
bedsteads, bureaus wardrobes
Walnut sofa table with marble top
Looking glasses, clock, grandoies
Card, breakfast and chamber tables
Washstands toilet sets
-Four superior feather BEDS holsters and pillows
Best hair and shuck mattresses
Blankets comforts, sheets, sc.
Curtains, painted window shades
Three ply and ingram carpets, oil CLOTHS
French and China dinner and tea ware
Tin safe, cooking stoves kitchen utensils &C: ,,,,,,
Terms cash. JAZZ Y. McNOlhE,
Ap Id hucuoheef.
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by GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctions

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-on
Monday 4h shall sell in front of the premises,
O'Clock p M excellent and conveniently arranged frame
rooms, with the 10, which u stands
the adjoining lot being Nil OF lot No TO- In square No. i
fronting 18th between and streets
running los feet 10 inches wide alley the
Smithsonian Institute,
for the deferred bearing interest
from the sale deed given aud deed OF trust taken II
tie indispuable. -
And Aucnoneers.
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ADDITIONAL pY NIAGARA.

BALTIMORE, March 3lThe report that an English fleet
had entered the Dafdanees caused panic on the Pads
Boure The umor conradcted, and prices recovered
Advces the Cape OF Good Hope slate that the irgae
Mississippi sailed the 22d February Tor Japan.
The acknowledgment by England OF the independence OF
Paraguay had been published Assumption January I'D
Advice. from Buenos Ayres to I'd February state that
civil var still raging and attack upon the city was
expected the following day Foreign residents, with the
exception Of Americans in favor OF the cause Of the
city. The British charge had been expelled.