The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-06

Additional European Intelligence.
LATEST CONCERNING THE RUSSO TURKISH WAR.
&c. 10, 10.
Disaster to the steamship San Francisco.
HALIFAX, Jan. s, 1854.
A tslsg aphic despatch from Liverpool, N. 8, dated
yesterday, says the Maria Freeman, arrived there
ports that the Goth December in lat 3S 49, len Co.
1sn In with the American steamship San Francisco,
nom New York for Ban Francisco, with her cecks swept
beats gone completely disabled. Gould not render
her any assistance drftsd out Of sight during the
gala.
axCrrExKNT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS TO SEND RE-
LIEF TO THE STEAMER SAN FRANCIsCO, ETC.
SPECIAL ooSRxroNDKSos OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Jan. SIX n
News has Just arrived Of the wreck Of the steamer
San Francisco which recently left New York for Cali
orna with the Third Resm nt Of UAitsd States Artl
derry on board she was in Lat. SO 20, with her
,asoks swept, boats lost, and wholly disabled
Senator Gwin at applied to the Secretary OF Navy
Cor aid but there not government vessel In any port
At for immediate service The Secretary Of War, on
Being applied to By tho Senator from California ordered
nsrebant stsLmer to bs chartered at onoe to 60 In
viii orc er several revenue cutters the srrand.
The rtesner had from seven to eight hundred on
board with three months provisions for the crew, and
twelve his provisions for the troops. W.
Loss or tho Ship stanordshire Confirmed.
FoRrY.YoUR PERSONS SAVED.
HALIFAX, Jan. s, 1854
Ths loss Of the ship stsaordshlrs fully confirmed
asspaAch from harrington N s. Of the I'd, says three
eoa have landed twenty nine and woman, saved
ro the ship stsordshirs The schooner Expert picked
up fourteen men and landed them At shsbourns making
In al forty four saved including the four mates Captain
csasdssn and s the rest ON board went down In the
ship
More Marine Disasters.
HoLnH' HOLE Jan. 8, 1854.
The bark Averon from Ssgua ID Grande for New York,
ss arrived hsrs IsAky with loss Of sails boats and bull
wsrks stovs
The bar Auedia arrived here reports tho lst inst,
In lat - Al Ion 1884, fell in with boat containing
Capt Abrahsms and the Of the schooner ArabeIa,
Of and from New York, for yiruins haviug abandoned
hsr tvs hours previous in . sinking coalition.
The big Cardsnas Of Portland from Curaeao for New
York. vas dsnastsd Dsc 0, and abandoned The crew
wore taken ON board the brig Mary Emily, from Para fer
New Havsu and carried into Woods Hols. The CArde.
nAs was afterwards picked up and towsd In here.
AnAars In Washington.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE NEW yoRK HERALD
Nh. aADsDRN's TREATY WITH MxIc0-rUE TEHUAN-
TErIC RoUrH-MANGUvRING OF THE ADMINS
FRArI0N, ETC.
Ths ssws Of tbs treaty forwarded By General Gsdsdsn
10 WashiDgton and which was exclusively publishsd In
ths NEW YoRK HERALD has ssd great sensation here,
tbs South especially, regarding II of the highest i'm
portsnos to their interests General Gadsasn kept his
counsel that although psrssas procured in the
city oe NAxoo to watch his movements not one Of them
wa aware the 18th u the date Of the last mail that
any treaty In existence Some wros thsir employers
In this country that matters remained In atv qo while
otAs vsnsured to Assert that Mr. Gadsdsns miaon was
- satrs failure.
Mr. O. l. Ward was the ssorst agent sent By the ststs
Dspaxtnsnt 10 Nsxieo General Gadsdsn laoksd upon
his presence there nsalt and quite bitter feeling
vas created which resulted in Mr. Wards coming houns
ssmsvhAt ~ hs went.
ms Tshuantepso grant recognized In the treaty ID that
a Gaxay and the loo ussg every effort to
ths treaty ssnt back to Mr. Gadsden with fresh instrlc
ons to head of GAray people Is very probable
The adm sgse to keep the matter secret for
sxistenos but the document Is In existsnes, have
stated, and must come TO light At an sarly day.
AsMODEU5.
rHH CALIFORNIA STATE BONDS.
WARRINGTON, Jan. s, 1854.
The Ioss Of ths WINFIELD Scott prevented the funds
transmitted BY the agents Of the State Of CALIFORNIA; to
their agents in New York. 10 meet the interest the
State bosSs due the rst January, from rsachi New
Ys and the interest therefore, has mot yst bssn paid
Stops taken here with eminsnt hanhsr to advance a
oscs the amount to the credit Of tbe Stas Tho
nsxt steamer win no doubt bring the rsmittanos v.
TIN ATTACKS ON THE HHRALD's CORRESPONDENTS
MIR. CUTTINGS RESOLUTIONS, Hes
wAsMSGroN, Jan 8, 1864.
Ths administration scavsngsr h9s says that "Pstsr
tbs Hermit was abolIonist and afterwards became
Pierce man, TIL seorstAry Guthrie revoked his promise
% gvs him clsrkshp. We caunot say who the scavsn-
gsr takss Ms for but In plain Anglo Saxon, 1t simply
q h that ws were aboiionst or that ws evsr
sshsd ssr expected would take, or wsrs prombsd IN
cdass undsr the present administraiion. II ever We
mould apply We intend try for somshins better than
csrkship; but ct present advised regard al gov.
srnmsnt officers paid such begearly salaries that vs
claim merit for prsfsrring the post OF hon.
ora private station The administration organ also
seousss us Of wearing beard, but even this state
nsat not true though II It true W don't exaotly
- how It could BE- charged NJ ~ sin. Does the
administration intend to control the cat OF mans hair
- well a. his oosaoisncsf
Ths Union ridiculously calls the tabling Of Mr. Cut
ting's resolution proof Of the strength Of the admins
ston In the House. The record shows thar but three
smoests out Of New York voted against the motion to
tahls IL the ONION really vsrdant enough 70 suppose
hat all the in the House but three admin
issAss-~snf The truth ts Mr.. Cutting made his move
without onsulpg his Political friends, and no practical
Issue bsinsa pparsat the resolution it quietly dis
posed OF When the proper time arrives and distinct
issue can made. dinsrsn ttSsult win be shown
PETER THE HERMIT.
NAV AGENT AT wAgHN0roS, ETc.
70 mn REGULAR MwHrAPR AGENT.
WAsmn0ror, Jan. s. 1854.
ne ssnsfs "a, ooaarnsd A. 9. Alsn = Navy Agent at
csS.s!a 'ohs Asrdslsy, q ths Eighth Iafsatsy, has
n ss.al tsaAyAls NAssusss Il treaty MN