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THE NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

By HOUSES PRINTING TEIEGRAPH-oFFcE 81 STREET.
HALIFAX, April IA, 1854
The royal mail steamship America Capt Lang arrived
1t this port at an early hour this morning, bring
ing Liverpool dates of the LIST inst.
The Cunard screw steamer TeneriTe sailed from Liver
pool the 18th for Malta and the Cambria from Kings
ton sailed on the same day, both with troops
The 5th Regiment of Dragon Guards were daily ex.
pected to embark at Liverpool.
The Liverpool cotton market continued depressed
throughout the week. and prices irregular ranging
from u to u below the rates current at the sailing of
the Europa The sales of the week foot up about 900
bales.
The London money market stringent, and
consols had declined to S524.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market continued very firm
and prices were the advance Dennistoun Co. quote
Western canal flour at 3ss 3Ss. 3D. Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Ohio, 3ss. Cd a sos.
Wheat has advanced-in some as much eigh-
teen pence per bushel The average advance is about
shilling.
Indian corn is generally quoted at about four shings
above the prices current at the Sailing of the Europa on
the 25th ult
The America sailed at eleven o'clock this morning for
Boston, where she will be due about nine O'Clock on
Saturday night
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Third EDITION.
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
Telegraph, Express, and the Mails,
AT THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
New York, Saturday, April Is, 1854.
Three O'Clock, p. M.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, April Is, 1861.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.
ROUTES
The Judiciary Committee reported against the bill in
troduccd by Mr. BARR relation to stage routes in New
York. Laid on the table.
THE APPROPRIATION
was taken up motion to strike out the appropria
ton to the Eye and Ear Infrmary was lost.
BILL PASSED IN DEFIANCE OF THE GOVERNORS VETO.
The bill to examine into the affairs Of the State prisons
was passed over the Governors veto.
THE TREAsURER's ACCOUNTS.
Mr. WALKER was placed on the Committee to examine
into the Trcasurer's accounts.
In relation to the Common Schools in New York.
Passed.
Authorizing town subscriptions to the Lodus Railroad
Passed.
Authorizing towns in Chemung to subscribe to the
Utica and Bnghampton Railroad. Passed.
authorizing towns to subscribe to the Oswego and Troy
Railroad. Lost.
The general appropriation bill was passed.
AUDITOR.
Mr.. CROSBY introduced concurrent resolution that
the Attorney General procesd against the late Canal
vanccd by him to certain Canal Superintendent Adopt
ed Adjourned
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
To neorIo The New York Inebriatc Asylum.
Relative TO tie manufacture of salt by evapora
ton.
the relief OF the Erie and New York City Railroad
For the relief of Win sburg Disponsary.
To amend the charter of the New York Dry Dock Com
pany. Passed.
For the relief of Brooklyn Female Academy
The Senate refused to reconsider the vote the bill
allowing town subscriptions to the Troy and Oswego Rail
road.
The Troy and Oswego Railroad subscription was re-
considered and passed
To take the census of 1855.
For the publication Of meteorological observations
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PHILADELPHIA, April IA, PM-Arr brigs victori.
Or Hall, Porce PR Wheaton, Jordan Galveston. schr.
lletrrnt Br Cameron, Halifax Mary Hart. Hart Giou-
Mass l.rviah Weber FALKLAND Islands, Geo Hoh
Wm COrbit, Hewitt, Fall River sloop Giassblower.
CID steamship City Of Manchester Wylie, Liverpool;
harks Edward Krouse Londonderry; Saragossa Turley
o. cans brigs Daniel Webster Campbell, st John Nh.
florida r) Harristroop Halifax Martha Knsman, Dyer.
PoI and sohr Maria (br) Siteman, Halifax Mary Gage
Dr'slo, and Triumph Miller, Boston, Leaning Godfrey
pnll River; Whildiu Cain, Cienfuegos: VIM Corbit.
Hewitt tali River; Connections, Scul New Haven: Err
mine Fowles, Salem Washington, Ludlam, Providence.
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Interesting & om New Mexico.

BALTIMORE, April Is, 1854.
New Orleans papers Of Sunday last received They
contain news from FL Paso to the Goth ultmo
fight had occurred between party from Fl Paso,
and party of men under Dona Ana The Ell Paso Party
composed Of seventeen Americans and Englishmen,
and number Of Mexicans. They well armed, and
had two six FOUNDERS The fight lasted twentysx mi
nutes when Dona Anas party fed leaving three dead
the field The vctors captured large number of cattle
TIE American Consul had been arraigned before the
calde OF Ell Paso charge of having said Santa Anna
had sold part of Mexico and would pocket $50 900
thereby. The Consul refused to say anything to the
charge but held himself responsible only to govern
ment. He was suffered to leave the court
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Supreme Court-6pocaal Term.
Before Hon Judge Clarke.

TIE CRYSTAL PALACE INJUNCTION DTsSOLvED.
April 15-Orson d. Num- against the Association for
The Exhibition Of the Industry Of Al Nations Theodore
iSedg,cick Willtam Whenen, Alexander Duncan. Watx
Sherman, and William B. Duncon.-After hearing coun
sci for the defendants the Association for the Exhibition
Of the Industry Of All Nations and counsel for the de-
PENDANTS Alexander Duncan and others, the appca
ton of said defendants for the dissolution of the nunc
ton issued in this action bearing date the Doth day of
behalf of The plaintiff it is ordered that said injunction
be- and the is hereby, dissolved and vacated, with
costs to abide the event1
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.
In the matter of opening such parts of Sxtysecond
street not opened coded 10 the corporation
the court appointed John John Advise VIM. B. Ripley,
and Weare Parsons, Commissioners Of Assessments.
In the matter of opening such parts of Sxteth street
as not opened coded TO the corporation the
court appointed John Awise Andrew Clarke, and VIM.
s. Milledoer, Commits ioncrs OF Assessments.
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Affairs In Great Britain.

LORD ABERDEEN-THE WAR EXCITEMENT.
1t rumored that Lord Aberdeen would resign but
the GloJe-governmcnt REPRESENTATIVES the report
The London papers full of proclamations &C.. reg
ulating the details Of the war;
Some further official documents of the Russian series
are published but show little additional news.
PARLIAMENTARY RESPONSE TO THE QUEENS PRocLA.
NATION ETC.
Parliament had moved address to the Queen in an.
swer to the declaration of war; assuring her of the
nations firm determination to cooperate in vigorous
resistance to the projects Of Russia whose further ag
grardzement would be dangerous the peace Of Europe
TIE Earl Of Malmesbury asked if it was true that a
Russian fleet had left Sebastopol operate on the
of Circassia2
The Earl Of Clarendon replied that government was
not so informed. Ten Russian ships from Sebastopol
reported near Perekop, north Of the Black Sea- The
combined fleets at Beycos Bay, Admiral Lyons hay
ing just returned from cruise
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH, ETC.
In the House of Commons the Attorney General gave
HIS opinion that the sale Of Russian ships neutral
ties If bo,d fde would be protected in law. The Attor.
ney General further stated, that Great Britain cannot
end does not rego Tie right Of search IF neutral vessels
for articles controtdnd Of icar.
The bill TO double The income tax had passed the
House Of Commons.
BANQUET TO THE EARL OF ELGIN.
banquet 10 be given TO the Earl of Elgn by per-
connected with Canada-Lord John Russell will
preside
AT the Queens drawing room there were presented
by the Countess Of Clarendon Mrs. Daniel f. Sickles
Madame Pagce Mrs. Upham, Misses Caroline and Anne,
liza Penny. Messrs. Sckles, upham N L. Upham and
Welch, attended.
sHIPwRECKs-ARRIvAL OF PASSENGERS FROM THE
RUSSELL STURGIS, ETC.
The ship Isaac Webb had arrived at Liverpool, with
sixty passengers from the lost ship Russell Sturgis
previously reported)
The ship Regatta, from Newport. at Plymouth had on
board the master and six Of the of the wrecked
Swedish hip julie lost her passage from Newcastle
Cor New ork.
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City Intc'if~cr &C.
sLooP UrsET IN TIE EAsT RIvEE-Loss OF ALL ON

sLooP UrsET IN TIE EAT RIvEE-Loss OF ALL ON
rOARD.
To-day about IL O'Clock, small sloop strlck by
rqra' wien off Cover nors Island, and ccprized. The
South ferry boat Wyandank crossing at lie time and
Il plot oblervng The condition of the SIC op fastened
20 ler assistance, but arrived too late to the
d. owping men.
Three or four men were rcen upon the soop at the
time she went over and they not sight when
the Jerry boat came up, it was supposed they had all
sunk and persisted.
small boat put off from Governors Island fo- the
wreck but it is hardly possible they could have been of
service.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Atlantic, West Liverpool E X Collins
SHIP SIP St Patrick. Whitman as Liverpool osden
Ship President Fillmore, Nelson, Glasgow, Durham 4
ipsT Austin, CLARK 6 eslysstSn Brewer
ship Marathon. Tyler, New Orleans, Eagle 4 Hazard.
Bark Loretta Fisk Close Cientnegos, Elwell 4 Co
Brig Crawford, small Jacksonviile Mayhem Taibo. :
Brig Frontier, Hoyt, Wilmington, Brett Son Co.
schr Marst Darlington r sevsscont Halifax A Leary
. schr Stephen Taber, Tuthl, New Orleans, Fosdick 4
ssST EGn,rGss winssw Noble s.uEgss cssrnsn
schr Ii Huntley, Hammond, Richmond, Van Brunt 4
sehr Lyncbburg Nelson, Richmond. c II Pierson.
schr Judge Baker Logert Richmond nBrunt slaght.
sloOp Rhode Island, Hull, Providence, master.
Steamer Novelty Bell Philadelphia, J & N Briggs
ARRIVED.
10Th ut with mdse and I35 passengers TO Sand. En-.
s 70
On m ns la Is T. en Tor 'sw sI b
Ion 60 40 passed ship Defiance bound ence for Liver
sa;ss sPpsT RGa,a w Rsg dsy With
Bosion; March 81 lat 5s n 4s 20 sgnalired whale
h y s Esd ssn S'sn r Sas A
showing blue signal with white ball and small piece Of
ship Sheridan cirh Liverpool March 1S with mdse and
a. s o% 5fsSS With
great quantity of icebergs to tho number Of about
hundred The Shad pilot on board two days Had eight
ESip T. iIartshorn, Liverpool and Belfast 27 days
where fer repairs with mdse. to Xercga Co.
April g. lat 81 40 N, Ion 70 40 iceberg The
pilot the pilotboat Julia 225 miles east of Sandy
slim Northumberland Lord, London, and Portsmouth
Feb 20 with mdse and i6l passengers. TO Griswold,
Wiley March H. lat 40 80 lon y 90
hurricane NNW. carried fore main and mzen
lost all tho sails and rigging attached and
hove her beamends had to throw overheard 60
OF cargo to right her On the Banks saw large
qus nfcs OF icebers and field Tee March IS lat As 90
reported speaking ship OF Bath, painted black had
lost her formast and rudder gone; wanted asance
9th lat 80 r. Ion 40 20 chip Sir John Franklin bound
y (from baltimore for Liverpool
Ship Matilda. Lee, Newport w, 30 days, with railroad
iron and 20 passengers TO LIS Griswod Left Newport
docks 9th Mt the weather being fepgy obliged
poy boats 10 conduct the ship aud towbea tho
river usk March ~ lat $50 Ion 1889 spoke Br bark
herland, from Coast of Africa for Iverpoo 2ist
a Ion 26 20 passed large ship steering r. about 1000 tons
painted black white moungs bust figure head and bright
mnsts with the loss Of her topyalant fore topmas
and bend OF mgen opmast she having replaced the
mast with topgaant mast ana topgaant sails in place OF
tTsails 4h inst lat 70 40 Ion 80 So in company with
An frgate Ound W The experienced heavy westerly
gales. spit sails, etove bulwarks, &c.
Irrk Join Wesley (of searspoIh Curtis Hnyrc. ~ days.
Bark Laurence (Beg) Jansen Antwerp. 81 days, with
mdso ana "a pafsengtrs. to Notteboom Co. -
Brig Johann (Brem) kohn Bremen, days, with mdss
and S passengers order Had two deaths on tae pas
sage Prom list 70 Ion 49, lon 20 saw large aaaAW
" Of icelergs,
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The Southern Convention.

BALTIMORE April Is, 1854.
Wednesdays proceedings in the Charleston Convcn-
ton, detailed by the papers, show that nothing def
mite done. The whole day consumed in discus
sing the Pacific Railroad question.
bell took place at night and was grand affair.
The reporters of the NEW YORK HERALD, Tribune and
Frss had been elected honorary members of the Con-
venton, which had caused some excitement, and was
denounced in the Nescs and Standard
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DrpARrMpYr OF STATE,
f7fss MI WI NJ OF tJI-kIbf
WAsms IToS, April 10, 1861.

WASH sGToS April 10, 1851.
To all to whom these prerents shall gree Ting
Whcrcsr John f. Champion, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PonpotC ntsiy of her Majesty tie Queen Of
Great Trsin aud Ireland, hath made requisiton in con-
foImty with tie provisions of the 10th article of the
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
the mutual surrender of fugitive criminals concluded
Washington the 9Th day of August 1892 for the delivery
up of Inie W. Van Aeinan charged with the crime of
forgery, committed within the jurisdiction of Great
Britain,
And whereas said Daniel w. Van Aernam has been
found in the State OF New York within the iuri dicon
Of lie United States and has by proper warrant and in
due of law zen brought before George w Nor on
Commissioners duly appointed by the Circut Court of
the Jnitod State for the Soufcrn District Of New York
cr examination q raid ell ~rge of forgery and whereas
tad Con missioner bath deemed the evidence sufficient
to authorize the commitment of said Daniel W. Van
Aornam, and has accordingly committed him, ell Of
which appears by copy Of the proceedings transmitted
by faid Conn missioner
Now these rreicnts 20 require Of the United States
Marshal of the southern district Of New York, any
otor lullic officer person having charge custody
of he aorerad rsnel w. Acrnam to surrender and de-
liver him up 30 thomas McGrath who has been duly
horycd by the aforesaid pleniratcniary to receive him
in custody.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto signed my
and carfod tho sca OF this depart men to be affixed at
Washington this 1hurfday Of April A. D., 1854 and Of
the OF the United States the seventy eighth
w. l.. MARCY.
writ Of habcas corpos applied for and issued by
Jrdrc Ingersoll returnablc on Monday morning. The
ccvsed therefore stiu remains " this city,
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SANCTION OF TIE NEW LON.
Tic Sandman government measure for loan OF seven
Millions Of dollars is sanctioned by the Legislature
IxTQuAToR OF THE NEW AUSTRIAN CONSUL RE-
FUSED.
Tie austrian consul az Smyrna during the Koszta az
fair IL appointed Austrian consul at Genoa but the sar
dnian government refuses his cxequator
CHANGE IL THE MINISTRY ETC.
The ministry Is dissolved and Baron Ward ordered 10
quit the county forever His expulsion pleases the
Tcople.
NJ santi "a appointed Minister OF Foreign Affairs
NJ ralayicini Of tbe Interior.
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THE COMMERCE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF MAIQUE
HONOR TO THE UNITED STATES, ETC.
Tie French government makes similar announcement
with the British respecting the of neutras
1t also at present will not issue letters of marquc.
The Minister of Finance reports that oo0oo persons
have subscribed 10 the Loan the subscriptions amounting
to sGT COO COO OF francs-twiee as much ~ wanted
The Minister Of Marine has addressed circular to the
Chamber OF Commerce, highly applauding the United
states FOR refusing letters Of marque.
The greatest activity prevailed in fitting out the cxpe
Gitonarl Amy.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, April 15-2P. M.
Ashes and cotton favor buyers Flour is dearer but
unsettled the sscs embrace 1000 bbs State at 81 SO
ST. Western, at IS $50; and Southern at $50 So
per Dbl Wheat rye and barley held above the views
OF buyers The sales Of have been confined to Is
0c0 bushels ct 81 sSc. Provisions ere in better de-
mand at odVacs Whisky is held at 2sc. per gallon.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, April15, 1854.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS CONCLUDED.
RlIL-TIE STATE PRISON DEFIANCE
THE GOVERNORS VETO
The Supply bill taken up in Committee, pending
which the veto of the Governor the State Prison bin
announced and the bill was passed owe the veto by
"A to Il,
The consideration of the Supply bill was resumed
No amendment of moment were made, except reduc-
ing the compensation of the managers Of the mpeach
ment case.
The bin was reported to the House, and the report
agreed 10.
Adjourned at s O'Clock this morning.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
resolution from The Senate relative to Canal Auditor
Newell WIS laid on the table,
PASSED
Amending the New York school law.
Relative to the salary of the Secretary of State
Relative to the New York Insttons for the Deaf and
Dumb.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
resolution to examine into the affairs Of Columbia
College introduced and rejected.
THE SUPPLY BILL.
The amer dments to the supply bill were passed.
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Markets..

CINCINNATI, April II, 800.
Flour has advanced pc. under the Americas
Barrced Lard is in good demand at SIC and is held
at &C. Money is tight; New York Exchange firm at "a
: -tmium.
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s;llnin.


GENERAL PARDON TO THE LopEZ INVADERS.
Tie following is tecgaphed from Madrid, of date 25th
March
hc Queen has amnested al prisoners implicated in
the Lopez invasion of Cuban
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Fatel Rr LII ,,ad Accident.

INV HAVEN April 10, 1857.
An Irshman named Robert Dorr, fell from the top OF
freight yesterday in this city, and the train passed
him. killing him instantly.
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State of the Weather.

SNOW bTUHM EUSTUN.
EosroN, April Is, 1854.
About four inches OF has fallen here since two
O'Clock this morning The weather indicates change
10 Isin.
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Ohio Antl-Slavery Convention.
CINCINNATI, April IA, 1853.
The ntSavery Convention in session here during the
pest week, adjourned sine die last night.
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OF Kccton.
BOTTOM April Is, 1854.
Rumors affecting the credit of the &c .ltuate Bank
have been current here for mcry days very large
amount OF The bills in circulation and it is reported
todcy Il at TIC bark has stopped payment 1t is certain
that The lufoA Eank refueos TO take its bills.
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THE WEATHER IN ALLAN


heavy storm prevailed here during laGt n hit.
No boats have yet arrived and the express train nom
New York is not up yet.
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LATEST BY MAIL.
tn POSITION OF AUsTRIA-sTOCK OPERATIONS
FAILURE.
PARIS March 81 1854
1t reported that Austria is inclined to approach
the policy of the Western Powers This report coupled
with rise in consols cauaed rally at the Bourse.
The Thee per Cents closed at 90 CO. and after the
regular hours done at 90 So The Four and half
per Cents closed at IS co.
Tie failure of Leroy Declared Co.. bankers in Paris
is reported 1t joint stock association and its liza
bilities are considerable
BETWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY.
VIENNA, March 81, 1854.
Greek mercantile house has just received despatch
fat and took three redoubts.
The rupture between the Porte and Greece complete
The Austrian Bank yesterday declined the proposition
of the advance hard cash the security
of the State domains Ra3
THE MOUTH OF THE DANUBE STRONGLY DEFENDED By
THE RUSSIANS.
CoNsTANTINoPIE March 90 1854.
The Retrbuton and Cation had returned to Beycos Bay
without having freed the mouth of the Danube.
1t is supposed that stronger expedition than at
first thought necessary would be required for that pur
pose.
EFFECT OF THE PROCLAMATION OF WAR.
LONDON, April IA. NJ.
The parliamentary debate the address Of the Queen
occupied twenty nine columns Of the papers.
War was formally proclaimed at London in the Royal
Exchange, Friday, in the presence of the civic
thorites.
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Brig Axei Cswe, Hebund. Port Talbot 81 days, with
railror iron to Punch Meincke.
Brig nannsh Baleh tof Lpbsc,, Smith, PASSPORT. days
bulwarks, de-
seLr Friends Longman Ocracoke NC days. with naval
stores bound to Boston Put into th port
OF being leaky, and to repair damages.
Schr Matagorda 0hree masted Purchase Virgna 3days
Schr Jamestown Smith, Virginia. 8 days.
Schr Mary, Smith, Virginia.
Schr p johnson, Smith, Baltimore, 4 days.
Schr James Pearsall, Williams Rockland.
schr John Potter, Samuels, Rockand, 8 days.
Wind at sunrise, Ne meridian, do; sunset, Sc.
lby SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEaRAPHI
r.. -.x The HIGHLANDS. April l4-SundoWu.
more than short distance -" ' ""SsAAo' 80
Wind blowing hard from the East
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE

| ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-THls DAY.
SUN RISES. ........5 % MOON RISES. ......... 81
Sun ...........6 80 HIGH WATER. 10 10
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rp DO. south hmsA ships Dirigo Liverpool Pyra-
miFehs Giasg9w; To- Fayal; Lady Franklin Cadis Elk
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THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, April Liz AM,
Nothing important by telegraph has been received this
morning.
The report that Sir Charles Napier had taken Russian
frigate is contradicted
report current that Russian ship from the Black
Sea with produce has been seized at Waterford and the
sent to Jail prisoners Of This is considered
doubtful
The Turtukai victory is considered dubious.