The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30
Get thirty aed the right- Of the nation. AMI she


aspect Bhsrty ADD the rights OF the nation AMI sbe
ea that by he administration Of proper constta-
,sflaws all the wannjs OF the State would Be heale,.
adds, let us derive from past misfortune a. example
lesson for the political life stat i opening
ore us. Tor the future Let every edo. 10
and astonish Europe with the spectacle Of united
zen and people. Miss Nightingale, English lady
weath, arrived az Cons antinople with 81 for
Fnyhsb wounded soldiers at scutari-
---sI Fdrnund Hssu the new Governor General Of
,aes. arrived at Quebec The Constituent Cortes of
lin, under the government met and elected Gen.
Miguel president by III, senior Hcros receiving IS
o.-ghe King Of Bsigum opened the legislative ses-
a. HIS speech assured the Hoase that Belgium feels
re strongly than the value of Atty also
ntons that industry and aourishing AMI that
ON uercal treaty has been concluded with Mexico. :.
Cass, United States Minister at Rome presented his
dentiais to ius *. raising him to the rank o. resi-
The American clipper Herald, Captain Baker, from
lac 70 New York, fired at and brought to by the Brit
fhip Froserpine
The steamer Manzar sres Of the st. Martha Steam
VACATION Company burst her boilers between coneio
La Vuelia, the Maydaena river, killing forty ,r
" persons, and ssaldiny many She il a COM
Fte wreck Among the principal su ierers Is tho Ma
nal Guard OF agena who wer. fastening TO JOIN
government forces on the plain Of Bogota.
A terrible storm occurred in tina night on the
keay and Black seas. At Constantnopie the mnarets
tie Mosque of the Sultan Achmet we're blown Gown.
rty English transports lost The Prince and
Nymph foupdered, with all on board. Three mail
|smers were stranded The sanspareii was drven
hore and IRE from her machinery. The Britain
had five feet Of water in her hold The Aganennon
stranded, but got afoat again The samson's
Lchinery damaged. The Retributaon saved by
rowing her guns overheard The Terrible also
ped The Henry ~. and Pluto were both lost, and
out twenty other ships we're damaged.
hb-A severe gale experienced the west coast
England and great damage done to The trading aeet.
New Granada prohibits the extraction of guano from
I6-Great popular Icitement existed in Cuba as the
oplc expected general outbreak in few days
l-Ths Canadiaa legislature voted 800 goo towards
British Patriotic Fund.
ls The sre OF the Allies on Scbastopol was amos,
tirely suspended. The Russians were reinforced by
h9-Another storm occurred in the Black Sea, and
Allied ships suffered great damage.
20.-Nr Soule left Bordeaux for Madrid Domingo
as gave battle to the Peruvian General Moran,
cquipa. The former had 500 men, 1900 OF whom
IRE either killed wounded, and Elias narrowly es
-General Espartero rendered his resignation with
at Of his ministry, to the Queen Of span but she
sed to accept 1t.
23-Thrty five ships belonging to Edward Oliver, Of
yerpecl set up to auction in that por Advices from
nstantinople announced the following ministerial
anges in Turkey -Reschd Pasha made Grand Vzer;
Pasha made Minister of Foreign Affairs.
24.-Iiarro Harring the legal agent Of North Ameri
company, ordered out OF Denmark. .Advices from
1eia, in Michoacsn, between the government troops
rebels in which the latter routed great
=. 1t was believed, however, that, Notwithstanding
10 reverse, the revOutonists were gaining ground.
26--The Russians made sortie from Sebastopol but
so reRnscd, the English capturing nine guns.
26.-The Prussan Chambers met in session. The
assans attacked the French lines at Sebastopol but
IRE repused, witha loss Of go men; French loss IS
Succession Of actions sustained by the govern.
snt trcps of New Granada, under General Lopez and
nsral Herrs against the insurgent forces command
~ General Melo. The fighting continued from the
ID to the Goth The insurgents defeated, retired to
pgota where, the 26th, they attacked by the
vsrnment troops who occupied the outskirts of the
ty having fortified, at the same time the hill of
iptO with five cannons that taken from Melo in
10 II the former skirmishes the plain. The French
English Consus at San Domingo interfering in
unwarranfabe manner with the liberty OF the press
~ indpDepdept action of the of Hayti.
27.-Thc Sandman Chambers met in session. The
ut regular tram ran on the Quebec and Richmond rail-
I'D from Port Levi. Napoleon and Lord Pamerston
viewed the French army In Paris.
26-Fire of the allies Sebastopol very slack Gen.
nrobert reported:-The rain has ceased, and the
er Il improving. Oar works will exhibit fresh
Ftty. Our endorsements continue to arrive. The
ey stiI shows signs Of activity, but continues to
ated that several hundred Russian wagons laden with
Fcvisions and ammunition, were overtaken by snow
and lost and that at present there are only
Ne Of Jamaica met At Kingston.
DEcEMBER.
FRIDAY, Election day in Mexico; the people to vote
santss Anna shall retain power; result to be known
TIE LIST Of February next The Spanish Cortes de-
Arsd by majority az 200 to IL that the throne Of
Scn Isabella and her dynasty, the basis Of the
~ polite in Spain. The Spanish ministry il COM
psed ~ follows:-
Kxpaatsro. President Of the Council
Lnxuriaga. .................F Foreign Affairs.
A9u1xo... ............. ..Sustce.
CelAdo.......... ...... 80. Finance.
A0en0e.. ........ ....... Marine
6eaAxaI.. ............ 80. Interior.
Santa Crux... Public Works.
7G-Austria concluded . convention with The wester
svers defining her future action in the le
sateh from vienns speaks Of the Austrian Ang ~nc
eaty thus The convention was triple alliance. Tn
1T article in the Anglo French treaty Of alliance was,
MI <h~- R,~ NJ. AZ A
oeds 70 IT. and Austria has nov done So The sense Of
hs treaty probably is
fsriS Territory ~ Russia ss Equivalent 70 aeears
IL That Austria viii reinforce her army in the Princpa
e that Omar Pssha may a. once begin operations the
A sSsPs ~ S e western viii
see coo o0O At varna, which, In case Of need
nv Upland and France pledge themselves that the terri
il Of the Emperor Of Auttra shall under all
iecumstances remain uudiminished.
There Is secret article.
be Russian army with portion Of the Imperial Guard
the left bank OF the vistula-that is, the extreme
stern frontier Of the empire-whie Gen. Paniutin il
dyancing with the I'd infantry corps on Podolis and
olhyniA The Conference Of Roman Catholic Bishops,
ED in Rome, adjourned.
S--The United States steam frigate Susquehanna
we'd ct Acapulco to coal and water. Her commander,
apt. +. Buchanan, officers and crew, all well, and
oand home, after > four years. cruise.
SAdniral Hamelin resigned the command Of the
ench Black Sea feet and setout for France
npns appointed o. sas
I'd Gen. dAngey, Vice presidents. Colonel Ignacic
omcnr the hero Of the revolution Of the South and
who with 500 resisted the Santa Anna force Of
600 when in front Of the castle last April arrived st
capulc0 from New York. He had large supply Of
hnnticns Of war and money, which has had ten
enGf % run the revolutionary stock mp 70 par.
e. k4hs Panama Herald, of this date, stated:-We
af good authority, that treaty has been made
etween the United States and Eucador, by which the
tter cedes her sovereignty the Galapagos group
the United States, for the sum Of three millions Of
ollars. =. Alvarez in possession of Acapulco Santa
within eight miles OF the city with large force.
Assault hourly expected Bogoa by the govern
lent troops, under Generals Lopez, Herran and Nos
uera.
1O-An the English Baltic Feet standing FOR hone,
G. Napier travelling direct. Attack Acapulco
I'm santa Annals troops hourly expected.
@2.-Quccn Victoria opened the British Parliament
1A-Tbe Greek Chambers met at Athens.
18.-The Canadian Parliament adjourned to the 23d Of
ebruary. Lord Elgin addressed the Houses .. The
exican papers Of this day published account of the
otng for santa Anna in Vera Cruz and Mcxiso in the
m@r city mot single negative vote had been received,
the city Of Mexico the first day OF voting twelve
four uudr dandA .fvav nfc wprct