The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-01
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA's MAILS.
The Preparations for the Great
European Struggle.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC AT LIVERPOOL.
Martin Van Buren, at the Carnival at Rome,
&c, &cy &C.

The steamship Canada arrived at Boston yesterday
morning On the way up she ran ashore on Georges
Island where she grounded about six O'Clock, and re-
manned fast till half past nine, when she got OIL anu
proceeded to her dock The agent despatched steam
tug for her mails but she returned too late for the eight
O'Clock northern train.
The government dispatches forwarded by the
ear,v train in the morning. but the mails did not arrive
till after midnight.
The English papers contain Of interest add
tonal to that telegraphed from Halifax
At midnight on Wednesday the Goth inst the Canada
came in collision with the brig Belle Captain Mayer from
Boston, bound for Halifax, and sunk her almost immedi
ately. Mrs KeeAer lady passenger, and the steward
Of the brig we're drowned; all others on board were
rescued the Canadas boats and at IA NJ the 30th
were put board the steamship Arabia bound for
Halifax. The Canada lost her bowsprt and sustain
cd other damage by the collision.
The steamship Canada reports las it anticipated
she would her arrival here that she exchanged sig
nails at 81 P. NJ, Saturday, the 18th inst, near
Holyhead, with large steamer supposed to be the Col
Inns steamer Baltic.
The advices from Buenos Ayres to Feb q received in
England state that the government of Brazil had deter
mined to interfere in the affairs of Montevideo and it
vas said that Montevideo would be occupied by Bra
lillian army of 900 All quiet at Bucnos Ayres
The last anniversary of the birthday of Washington
imposing ceremonies In the harbor several Turkish
English, French, Dutch and Austrian vessels of war,
also the u s ship Levant. In the morning each ship
the American ensign at the masthead At
the Levant fired salute Of twenty guns, which
Immediately followed by similar salute from all the
other ships of port. In the afternoon, Captain
Turner, of the Leyant, had eyee board his ship.
letter from Rome, dated the 9th ut says
The carnival is over. The last moecolo went out
IL pel
Erebus after having glttered for two hours in way
that quite put the poor stars to shame This has been
splendid season; tile number of English and Americans
is quite fabulous, and they have been well amused
in the Eternal City by about forty grand balls and
innumerable smaller rfum'ons darng the carnival
Princess Dora received all tie elite at magnificent
fet, where the spendor Of the palace and the
amount of riches displayed might have astonshed
many crowned head. Prince Toronia had vast
crush ball. and the French ambassares the Countess
de Rayneyal gave grand rout at the Colonna Palace
Nor gGSS ae pen pnone once u Wee
Last week. too, there large entertainment given
by Mr.. Hooker, partner in the bank Of Maqnayy
States, Mr. Martin Van Buren,, at which many of
the most distinguished residents and strangers in
Rome assisted The Duke Of wellington, who has
been enjoying the carnival here present, well
Cardinal Altier Prince Massimo, Sir Alexander Mallet
the Duke of Sormoneta, and others But now all the
gates, except the hunt arc perforce over, and the
correct Romans given up to fasting and saying their
prayers
Annexed is list Of Americans entered at the banking
house of Livingston s Wells, Paris
New YoRB-Jues Plunkett E w. Corning, J. II, Rath
bone A. b Bullions r. B. kimball James Hognet G. G.
Smith, J. L. Jernegan, d. j. G. Adams, W. R. Donaghe,
A. Van Bergen, R. Bainbridge, H. Herrick, G. H. Hop
peck, d. Sickles and family Thos. A. Pateson Capt
Asa Edridge, August Belmont /. d. Abbott.
Observation-Disclosures N. Bliss.
KENTUCKy-H c. Morgan.
MAssAIUsErrs-E NJ Rollins, G. ", Tlden, j. B Glo-
yer, W b Bacon
OMo-W. L. Johnston.
PKsNsYIvANIA-H L. Fassitt Charles Pepper T. W.
Evans.
RHoDE IsIASp-Mrs. s D Eaton and family G. B. Rag
Iles, Mrs. Amassa Mason.
vIRGISIA-Charles Grsham, D. H. Gordon W. F. Tur-
ier.
Advces from Umea, dated Feb 25, state that the He'd
wig So6e Larsen, from Limerick, which arrived at Con-
santinople Jan. 13, hailed by pirate the 10Th
January of the Sea Of Marmora which, under the plea
of obtaining supply of water ranged up alongside but
finding the armed and ready to defend themselves
sheered of again.
The Commonwealth, Captain Garribaldi, cleared at
London on the 10th ult for Newcastle and Genoa