The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-30

The South American mail amshp oIiuda which left
Liverpool Ibis mornng, wrecked late at night on
lurlongs Rocks Iiolyheai mails ana passengers
saved The ship Wild Rose from New Orleans set
ire by lightning at Liverpool and thirty FIVE bales OF
cotton .esi before the flames were subdued.
@7.--Ihe ship ". ii, Davis, from Liverpool Tor New
Orleans wrecked on BaIra Island, ana thirty per
sons lost Colonel Marshall, United states Commits
soner lift China for New York Ese Allied Admirals
fxec peried o. feen day for Russian ships To return
20 LaI bor- in the Black Sea.
as-rhe Queen OF Spain made her first appearance in
public since her confinement. The Russian troops
made general advance Kaletat when the Turks
sisted their centre but driven into their entrench
meuts by the infantry.
2p-News received from Australia that on 23d of las,
September the French had taken of New Gale
donia, the Phoque having arrived there from TAHITI
when Napoleon proclaimed. Military reserves OF
Russia summoned TO arms by an imperial ukase Ma.
poeon Ill addressed autograph letter TO the Gar
The relative positions OF France, Russia Turkey and
England in the Eastern question The Russians and
Turks fought at Iroana with great loss on both sides,
when the Turks retired.
opening Of the Sloo Tehuantepec road ut Mnatitan.
Changes in the Turkish ministry Ria Pacha appointed
serasAier, and Achmed Pacha Capudiu Pacha.
31.-Qneen Victoria opened the English Parliament
and her return from the House she chccred and
Prince Albert Kissed. Legislature OF Newfoundland
opened From Goth instant to this day destruc
tive fires occurred in Jamaica, W. l.
FEBRUARY.
"WEDNESDAY, 1.-The Congress of New Granada met Al
Bogota JUNO Arbellado was elected President OF the
Senate Manuel Muro President OF the representa-
tive body The ship Mary TENET of Rockiand, from
New York for Havana abandoned in sinking state
at sea and her taken of by the ship wesmorsand
for Liverpool
Carroll Spence U. S. Minister arrived at Constan
tinople where he sercnaded by italian colony
with Garibaldi music. Accounts from Lower Caior-
MIA represented the Walker party Is entirely disor-
gained
The port of Odessa was free from ice The Russian
Admiral Kcrnile, commanding steam division, passed
squadron Of the allies in the Black Sea- and although
all parties beat to quarters engagement took place
4-The oakbank spinning factory near Glasgow, Scot
land, was burned. The ship Bona De., Of Liverpool
from Savannah, lost in lat As N. and lon s4l4 :.
after living waterlogged for eleven and half days. when
four starving men died insane.
5.-Iord Cowley, the Euglish Ambassador in Paris,
took leave OF M. Kissel the Russian Amba ssador,
prior to the latter taking his departure for st. Peters
burg hight hundred Turks crossed the Danube from
Rutschuk Giurgyo In twelve small vessels, but were
received with murderous fire from two Russian batta-
lions, and forced to return.
en-. de Castebajac presented the Emperor Napo-
leons last letter to the Car at 81 Petersburg when
the Russian Emperor appeared much affected. An I'm
portant debate the g peace war; aspect OF the
Eastern question took place in the British House of
Lords . lord John Russell announced to the Commons
that Baron de Brunow Russian Minister was about TO
leave London. The Russian Minister left Paris "A
democratic conspiracy was discovered IN Madrid ana
fourteen persons arrested.
IA severe gale ragged along the English coast, and
the ships onian and Hamlet for New Orleans and the
New World, for New York, put back 10 Liverpool -.
Seven persons burned to death at fire in London.
The entire Black Sea feet Of Russia at Sebastopol
The Legislative Council of New South Wales met The
steam Vessels of the American Japan squadron left Loo
Choo for ,Ieddo, the sailing vessels going before.
Sharon Brunow, the Russian Minister, left London.
count Orlof and Baron Budberg left Vienna for st.
Petersburg
9The Gar replied the autograph letter of Napo-
eon and defended his Eastern policy in clear aud de-
cided tone The Italian railroad in Bologna COM
menced.
1O-The Russian steamer vostock arrived at Shanghai
from Nangasaka Japan and reported that the Emperor
had ms q a of commerce with their Admiral
Senor Ccvallos, exPresident OF Mexico, arrived at
Vera Cruz from New Orleans President Walker broke
I2-The Russian frigate Aurora sailed from Rio de
Jane,o for the Pacific The United States steamship
susguehanna Commodore Perry, anchored IN q bay
DOMAIN and Lexington there.
I3.--Iord John Russell introduced new English Re-
form bill into the Commons Captain Elliott, late Gov
eraor OF Bermuda sailed from the island to the
government of Trinidad.
l4-Seamsbp Great Britain arrived at Liverpool from
Melbourne in sixty eight days. Thirteen large steamers
we're chartered by the British government to convey
troops to tho East Lord Aberdeen announced in the
at war The city of Loo Choo CHINA was taken by
the rebels, and Kespg Chung, the Governor, slain.
I'D J. NJ San Martin elected President of San Sal
yadOr-ayes, u, ga; nays, S,646
16-Fa,her Gavazni lectured at Exeter Hall London.
The Prince of Servia arrived in Vienna. The Mcxi-
e1aer to s Gs Walker from csors
ia terrific gale commenced TO blow in the Irish
Channel and lasted to the 10th. The american ships
drowned At Liverpool from boat Two Russian squad
rons advancing alafat, BY different routes met in
the dark and attacked each other, each saking the
other for TURKS.
Is-One hundred and twenty persons killed at the Ar
ley mine conery, England, BY an explosion. Commo
dore Perry shifted his dag TO the Powhatan, in which
ship he treat with the japanese author
ties.
received notice Of their release. An armed insurres
ton occurred in SPAIN BY the regiment Cordova revolt
ing in barracks At 6aragossa, under command OF Gene
M.-Georgs Sanders gave . grand revolutionary din
ner in LONDON. The Gar addressed war manifesto
TO all the Russian people.
East in the Cambria and Niagara At Liverpool, amidst
much popular rejoicinga
s-The American sailors were nnany RELEASED AZ ma
Fulton. All Spain placed under martial law, thing
unknown since the end Of the civil war.., General
24-The embarkAtion Of French troops for the East
commenced at Toulon Celebration Of the betrotha
of Sutana Fatma eldest daughter Of the Sultan to All
Galib, CT Redschld Pscha in Constantnople.
new patent Law passed in Belgium.
25.-The American clipper Oriental Was lost in the
river Irun, in India. Kehna s9tane Semiie sntsns
tro.hed to Ehen Pacha, Eddm Pacha, and Hham Pacha
.Zamit Pacha left Constantinople with 1000 men,
TO quell an insurrection in Salonica.
26-I0rd Raglan commander in chief Of the English
Army in the East with the Lord de Ros and Sir Bald
win Walker arrived in Paris in order to confer with tho
Emperor The French ship Vauban neared Sebastopol
and counted ten Russian sail-of-the line in port.
Two hundred and eighty Spanish soldiers and citizens Of
Sragossa arrived at Edax on the French SOIL but soon
dsbanded
27.-Mon. signor Bedini arrived at Rome from New
York. News received at New Orleans that Gen. ur-
quiza had elected President OF the Argentine Con
federation Lieut. ST. John, Of the British engineers,
attached to the Darien expedition, arrived At Panama
from the Gulf Of San Miguel having succeeded in cross
ing the Atlantic and reaching the Pacific by Provost
track The Black Warrior entered the port OF Havana
-. Lord Raglan presented to the Emperor Napo-
leon.
.s.-The L. s. mail steamship, Black Warrior Captain
Bullock seized by the authorities at Havana for an al
legged violation Of the laws The Turco Russian
dispute year in existence to-day Lord Raglan
left Paris for London.
MARCH.
"WEDNESDAY 1.-The Deputy Governor OF Uraga, and
other high officers OF Japan, we're entertained on
board the U. s. steamship susquehanna. Mails and
pas sngers of the Black Warrior left Havana for Charles
ton the revenue steamer Cor Admiral Corry's
squadron Of fifteen ships arrived ct Portsmouth, Eng
from the Tsgus. Found in England that 49s vessels
were wrecked the coasts Of the United Kingdom dur
ing January and February, and that H. liza emgrants