, 1853-12-17
Latest News from the States.

The Hon. Ichabod Bartlett, Of New
Hampshire, is dead.
John Lee Sullivan will certainly be an
pointed Charge d'AtTAirs to Portugal.
The rumors which have been dissomina-
ted OF difficulties in the Cabinet, are utterly
without Foundation.
The President is determined 10 snsiain
Secretaries Marcy and Guthrie, al all haz-
ards.
A teleCraphic dispatch states the official
Democratic majority NJ Pennsylvania, oh
taincd 1t the recent election, 10 be 4o,379.
Mr.. Secretary Marcy writes to Josiah
Foster, whose son was severely injured in
The late Chincha Island difficulty, a COM
munication in which he says that The Gov
ernment of the United States viii demand
ample reparation for the outragcs commit
ted by the Peruvians.
The Democrats of Vermont have nomi-
mated Hon d. Kellogg for the U. S. SEN
ate, vice Upham, deceased.
There has been great conhagration at
Providence R. l., by which the loss is es-
timated at half a million Of dollars. The
fire ravased every part Of the city.
The ship Anne Jane, bound from Liver
pool 10 Quebec, has been wrecked on the
coast of Ireland, by which three hundred
human beings persisted.
The Hon. Mr.. Robinson, the Democratic
nominee, has been elected Governor of
Vermont
Hon. Robert NJ. McLane, of Maryland,
has accepted the mission to China.
YELLOW FEVER AT Moxrc oMERY, ALA
BAMA. Alobile, Oct. 2l.-The yellow fe-
yer iSreported TO be prevailing at Mont
gomery, in this State.
The FEVER AT Mobile, Oct.
2S. The board has resolved on discontinu-
ing the reports of interments in this city,
and have pronounced the epidemic stayed
The car containing the Eastern mail and
Livingston & Fsrgo's express packages,
caught fire Tuesday morning, between
Cleveland and Columbia, Ohio. The mail
was entirely destroyed, but portion Of the
express freight was saved.
DeATH OF MRs. WEBsTER.-The wife
Of the late Professor John w. Webster
died recently in Cambridge, Mass. She
was about 90 years Of age. .a tit
RuMoR OF MoRRIsEY's DEATH.--At the
latest moment, the rumor Of Morrisey's
death was in circulation, owing TO the bruises
received in his fight with Sullivan.
Mr.. James Anderson, the great British
lragedian, arrived at New York on the At
lantic, and after tour through the Atlantic
States will go to California.
Arrangements are being made in New
York to give John Mitchell, the Irish patriot,
an appropriate reception on his arrival.
Returns of the election in Ohio and
Pennsylvania, as far as received, may be
found under the telegraphic head. All the
counties in Georgia have been heard from,
and Johnson, the democratic candidate for
GtVernor, has been chosen by 2o2 majority.
Removal OF Mn. BRoxsoN.-The Presi-
dent has solved The New York problem by
removing Collector Bronson, and appoint
ing TO the vacant colleclorship Mr.. Herman
J. Redfeld, (he Naval OfIicer,) well
known as leading Cass man, and Of course
never suSpee'eu oi .ne sn'es' p:I;' ''"e'u'0 VI
van Duren'Sm or rree o''''Sn'
SALE OF GEORGE LAWS MrsKETs.-
George Law has sold his immense collec-
ton Of muskets 10 the Turkish government.
This alarms many for the effect il will have
upon tne relations oe'"een '"e on'e o'a'es
and RUSSIA
UNITED STATES SToeK'-The Wash
ington Union says that the total amount of
the several stocks of the United States re-
deemed at the treasury during the week.
from the Sih 10 the 10th inst, is more than
half million dollars-being S549,7Oo
DeNooRArrc CoxvEN1roS.-A National