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Personal TntclIlge nee.

Nr. and Mrs. CAvfo.d, HsTapa; r j. Avery, SaFstjss
Springs; j II Robsrts Boston; h. Jameson, Psno W.
sDrssnt Boston, srri,ei At the Prescott rouss es.
terdsy.
II Tbor, pson saltmors g. ". seavsry Boston; spd
Thomas Y. Peil Phi ,dslpba, amoag ths ar ivlls
yesterday At tbs Coopsr House Broadway.
DEPARTURES.
In tho Tnitd state mail stesmshi5 Faehc for Liver
rool-hr Striker, of Miansota Mr. and Scott, Ohio
Kretzer, New Yok; Laz,rt New York Mr. aad Mrs
0 urcsn, San frsncscsj II " Norris, U bs,rer Of
dispatches 70 Loneon Merritt and sS-, New YorK Nr
lsdy, Hr b 0lm.t,ad E.w York; Mr. PiSIharI II Mr.
LEvai NY xrB Kembs, San Francisco; j satin,
ny, s,I.d p, b.Sr s Hols,m. Ss f,ssbrrs;
Gown. RtnMd, ~ PRUSSIA Nr sibioy Cai Mr. u q era,
aud LADY, Usigte, Mrs Morsan Boetcher, II slipper
Chitienesr, hueher New fers Nr Wioking aAm Bos
ton; csIt Il b sinel,r Livergco Bernard Va; Col
stGr eden bsaer desph. hos Father
Gavsrz', Trotter Cen " Webb, Gavin, N Fauikssr
ard lady, New York Roy ogilve Csn sds Csris New
lork frteIre wife a infant; shelton, Frethtrton,
nsn, Geipche, Paul, Bern.rd, " Hi Baltimore,
" Itryin
for charleston. IN the steamship Ma-iouJ N.,crton
ssner JoEcs s7d l.dy Ltdi and LADY, Dspiel
eh.ls ard lady Thompson, 20 Lryy, sws'helt,
sfs Lizzie Hammond Mr. Biseow, chs;ss ~ 50 ~ 7
lie ~ Butler, g weber Joseph Thomson, l. Harris
Ortnt hsrls Dursnt, Young ard ~ ia the steerage
for Norfolk In the stca nshtp Jsnestorn-A Grisws
lick O'Ntiil n II Briggs Barnett Philip Lin ,iey
| usn,wot.s, WIN j Ho.y Miss Clara Chapman Mrs Z r
h,oh and lady Phnney, d TsJisr, George Mills S
Hines and 10, Cobb, Evara Gso siaelsir Geo
| wwseis, raw Brenpsn- Mrs q Brsnnsn, Mrs kssy
10y ssr.s % n...:1sgs .:, kiss WI s.vd:,
G Bis.r W% os.a ss,s. s :si,sss. 4, os: on
Merely, Lisss Ragyald, sad . u shs stssssSA
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TEL, EGR Ar HIC

SPECIAL ooRREPosDKScr rHK YogK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan Z, 1851
Inc GntoH denies that Mr.. Gadsden thAs conciudsd
treaty with Santa Anna This denial IL simply prsva
ricaton We used the term treaty Ia its genera mean
ing eshoud have said, strsuy speakisg, that Mr.
Gadscen had sert on project here because Il will not
be treaty until approved by the President rancation
EXCHANGED snd confirmed BY the Senate The President
unquetionAbly, the to decline his approval to Mr.
Gadsdens project ard until he decides which course he
will purue the matter must remain An Official secret or
ponentity The project 1t is understood, favors the
Garay grant; and II s natural, therefore, the Union
should sudeavor TO have 1t dcstroysd Of the pro-
prston Of the Onion Ii largely interested In the sloo
grant, which ooaAisu With that Of oAray.
ASN0DEuaL
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Additional Particulars About tho stafford.
aAlro.

We have not the full dssai Jet Of the wreck Of the
StAfcIdstre.
private stter says the large boat which capable
Of containing one hundred persons put from the wreck
with only fsH seamen board and the smasst boat
With !, uftesn.
Is furt or stated that .hs sst rate with pistol la
h'nd sYsnt'e the asssnsers ron getting tho boats
P.rops who are well acquainted with that sicsr, how
ever ironounts this statement false.
Captain Richardson hGd been cophoed by illness to his
csbn, !or several Gays previous TO the disaster
despatch from Halifax Of the persons
saved from the Staferdsh're, folo Messrs Alden
Leet Morgan and Stephenson mates; Cobbs, Withsrt "a
and Rice Buys; some men, oAnlss unknown and ve
male and one female passengers They hourly
pectsd at Halifax at last lps and Mr. Allen wo Id
Immediately leave for Boston
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Naval Intelligence,

The frisas Cumberland, Com. stringhs n tina " ship
Of the Mediterranean squadron, Port Mahon Dec
where she had been rsdttipg, and expecting to
sail In few days for Genoa. She arrived the 2eth
Oct from spezsia. All well.
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ANOTHER EXTENSIVE CONFEDERATION.
Metropolitan Uan and La Fargo Hotel
i'm Ruin"

Our city was again visited by ano. per hos' ue-
structive conhagration this morning. A. ou' one
O'Clock flames were seen issuing from Metropoh. au
Hall, and in the course of two hours that immense
edif:e, together with the new hotel known as the
La Fargo House, was in ruins.
The fire ragged with such intensity chat the smoke
oozed through the walls of the Metropolitan and as
a consequence, few Of the iremen deemed 1t pruden.
to venture inside tho building for the purpose of
bringing their hose to bear upon the flames. They
could do nothing but pour the water in from the
streets Owing to this unfortunate circumstance the
fire gained such headway that they found it neces
sary to merely endeavor to coane 1t to the hotel and
the concert building but in this they were unsuc.
cessful.
The fire spread to the dwelling houses on the op-
poetic side of Mercer street, and at the time
porter left, the prospec. was that several of them
would be laid in ashes.
Owing to the excitement which prevailed among
tie army Of fremen at work and -
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Disaster to tho Schooner Ellen.

HALIFAX Jan, 7, I653
The schooner Ell n Of and from Richmond, Va, put
into Darlington, s. the 6en of January In want OF
ssils Tie captain WA killsd nine days ago.
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Tao Lost Cutter hamilton.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 0, 1871.
Ths body Of Lieut. Camiilus saunders, who lost in
the revenu cutter Hsmilton, has found al, was
brought 10 this city to day.
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From Boston.
MURDER TRIAL-RAILAOAD ACCIDENT.

MURDER TRIAL-RAILAoAD ACCIDENT.
BoroS, Jan. 7, 1854.
The nry In the trl Of Davii Dempser for numbering
his WIFE, into court this afternoon unable to a,ree
npcn . v,rdio and after receiving additional ins,ruc
tions from Judge Shaw they ie cd again. The jury AZ
ierward stood ten for aviso and two for scquisAl
ard we're discharged. new trial has been moved for.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr.. B,Ijamin Nudge, Of Lynn,
while walking the trak Of the Eastern rai oad
Ipswich by the train dragged several rods
snd much injured that It win be yessary ampu.
tate both legs. Mr.. Nudge Is Commissioner OF Esssx
county.
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THE LAKE SHORE WAX.



THE ExeKRiENIR or A PASSENGER.
The following letter is given in the Cincinnati
Gazette as the editorial correspondence Of that
paper -
BUFFALO, Dec. 30, 1868.
After leaving Cincinnati we saw no visible change
IN the appearance of tue earth until got beyond
Columbus, when We began To see snew, and a. we
drew nigh to Cleveland the snow was about six
inches deep, and the air cold in proportion. The
sleighiDg very good at Cleveland, Erie, and in
this city. We presume that 1t is good all along the
lake shore.
We got into Cleveland about six o'clock in the
morning, and Immediately found ourselves in COM
Portable quarters The new and spacious dining ga
loon which has been opened by Mr.. Stevens, st the
very depot. Notwithstanding the early hour, we
found fine bot room, sith acco nmOdations for
washing clean towels aud as good breakfast as
can be got up anywhere. Everything was clean,
neat, and spacious. The walters were attentive,
OF Mr., Stevens NJ Cleveland, as q place worthy OF
public PATRONAGE, and glad to know that it is
receiving its full share.
At bali past seven we were on our way again; the
wind blowing fresh across the lake, and the big
waves came tumbing in like the swell of the ocean.
At twelve found ourselves in the notorious city
OF Erie before reaching which warned
against getting iato any vehicle to take US around
the break tbai not In the employ Of the railroad.
There lot Of ErieaDs who have their sei Chs at
the depot, and exert themselves to entrap women
and unsuspectIg passengers into them, on the plea
that they are the same as the others, working for
the company. When they have q load, of they
start, and sf,er getting hallway to Harbor Creek,
where we take the again they will demand from
esch of the passengers q dollar aud if they wont
pay it, t.Hv ttnHv turn them out and leave f'"-'
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The sunbury and Eric Railroad.

PHLAsEPmIA, Jan. Z, 1854
The Select CosDc this ming passed the ordisA
adopted BY the Common C9upcii Thursday night ap.
propria ing s3 0 600 to the Erie and sunbury Railroad
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The application Of HorAtio Jones TO Judge s-en for
troec vAcatipg the appointment OF A. hsrtndae for
superr tenseni on the Geoesee Valley Canal, made BY
Connnonsr Follett has bees denied the holding
that tbs power Of appointment In the refer I'd 10,
vaa With the ocmnissioaer.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan Z, 1854
Mr., Hobbie, First Assistant Postmaster General has
been confined for several days TO his bed BY india
position.
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The Great Western Railroad, &c.

DETROIT, Jan I, 1854
Tbs Great Western Railroad will be com pleed In one
week from to cay and win be opened for travel on the
Monday following.
The Ioes by nre At tte Albion Female Seminary was
about sl7, eco Insurance, $4,000.
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Democratic Convention in Ohio.

IlNCINNAf, JAZZ y Io0R
The Democratic State Convention met ct TO-
day, and nominated s. r. No rs Of Cermont for JaSge
Of the Supreme Court and A. Miller for member Of the
Board Of Public Works.
Resolutions to support the general government and
adopting the resolutions that Ohio democrats organize
and adopt their political creed the Baltimore Platform
OF 1854 adopted BY ls7 27 after which the Con-
Seutou adjourned,
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wHKEIIsG, Jan. Z, 1885,
The river here FIVE feet seven inches, and Ia
rising; but navigation Ia closed.
DETROIT, Jan. Z, 1854.
the thermometer In this city this morning st. cd at Va
degrees boov zero
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sySvNys, it was impossible to obtain any correct
information as to how the fire originated.
The night was quite still, and the city was perfect
ly illuminated Looking at the entire building from
any quarter, the flames seemed to proceed from the
centre Of the mass and to steadily extend on each
side.
The excitement in the city was intense. AT ore
time it was said that tie ST. Nicholas Hotel was
burning; at another the Prescott House; at an
other st. Georges Church, and owing to the perfect
illumination, it was utterly impossible to fix even
the place without going to the spot
After the fire had been raging about an hour, a
general alarm was rung for the engines from all
parts Of the city, toepair to the spot but this was
uselsss, far as the down town firenen were con.
eerned they being already the spot ad attn work,
having proceeded thither from fire in Ann street.
Next to the ST. Nicholas it probably cost more
10 construct the La Fargo House chan any
other hotel in the city. The front Of it was built
Of marble, had just been finished, and was to have
been opened tor the reception of the public the first
of next month. The extent of loss could not OF
be ascertaned at the late hour at which this
was written but full details will be given tomor.
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TELEGR HiC.
The Latsst from Erie.

Tne Latest rom Eric.
RIOTERS ARRhsTSp-orHBRs pIsPIRrrxD MANI.
FrsTo or GOV. BI0LBR-PRoP0SlrIoN OF THE
BAlLRoAD COMPANY, ETC.
Erie Jan. L 1854
The two Kirkpatrchs, DR.. sherwn, and John X. Jack
have been arrested and taken to rttsburg This pro-
ceedipg has ompletely cewsd the rioters and former
prominent leaders are abeentng themselves from the
Of operations The Marshal here and determined
to snforce the law and protect the railroad company
their rights. The present nditon Of affairs proves
that discrimination and spirit alone required to qus
the riot
The following despatch from the Governor puts Hn.
Thing teuch upon the iiJters' procsedinss;-
HARRrsBrRG Jan. o, 1854
To ALFRED KING Mayor and 7. vscxsr, sheriff Erie,-
], Wilin m Biger, Governor OF the Com nonwsatn OF
Penny vsniA Tor the purpose Of enfor obedience TO
the laws ard In order to administered
hereby aubt rise and require the sao A. KING asd T.
Vincent to call upon all good citizens and, necessary
the military, TO so in suppressrg riots II any should
and TO preserve the public peace ami also
obedience to the laws and the orders and DEGREES IL
the sup Court Of PeDnsy mia against the dssruc
ton II the property Of the Frank in uan Comp nd
icrihs that ADVISE obedtncs t. The orders and de
u tie united States Court You will also give pub
ncty 10 this comm alton.
(sigDeo,) WILLIAM BfGLE2
The fell wing detpatch was received bore to-day
HARRISBURG, Jan. Z, 1854.
To A. KING Yay Of Erie:-
TteIAfosd propose, IL the peopls will let them, to
lay down the rAcA for the tine being lthal not ,sct
ittsburg 10 discontinue pro csedngs against KtrI paos
and Others fr contempt. We think you hal bsiter
espt; the Govsrnsr desires it Call tns Councils, and
have their acli, u la mediAtelJ.
Sispeo--E Babbiit j. G Marshal, c. A. Kslso, g j.
Bail, james stiDner, and .. A. Htlh.
Our authoritss t.egra phsi in reply that s unsas
factory TO Erie, ard that Harbor Creek all not consent
to the laying Of any gauge wbatsvsr The old track.
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The MINIS ERIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND.
Supposed Interference Of Prince Albert In
the Politics Of England,
Sc, &C., Sc.
our London Correspondence.

our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1858.
The Ministerial Crisis IN Eagland-7he Eastern
Question.
The resignation OF Lord Palmerston, and the con-
sequent ministerial crisis in England, are still the
topic of conversation. not only here but in all tn,
European capitsls. The opposition organs boldly
deny that the noble yiscount and ex-Home Secre-
tary resigned on the Reform bll-an opinion 10
echoed by most foreign journals; and the MssxisA
Pert, (P.s plSsumed orra. s'--'--..-
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The Southern Steamers.

THE CRESCENT CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS Jan. 0, 1854.
The steamship Crescent City, from New York, via Ha
vAna, La coming up
THE NASHVILLE AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Z, 1854.
The new nau steamship Nashville, from New York,
arrived at hsr dock in this city at o'clock this morn
fu1,
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Iouthern Mail FasIur.

BAIrnons, Jan I, 1854.
We have ~ nall To nisht south ee Mehnosd.
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LONDON, Friday Evening, Dec. 20. 1853.
The English and French Fleets Ordered 10 Enter
he Black Sea-FHm altitude Assu,ned by Ves-
tnn Pours-C Commencement Of a General War
The Dueis IA Madrid bo,ccea the american nd
French Mn,,tos and bsicecn the Duke Of Albo
and M. Sorit, Jr.
have not much to write to-day, but the letter
bavet TO write is Of paramount importance. am
enabled 10 stste undoubted authority that orders
have been sent BY the French and English govern.
ments for the combined fleets TO enter at once the
Black Sea, should the admirals not have done %
already. The Instructions TO tho admiras are that
thsy shall stop al Russian ships feuad cgviaiAg n
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