The Trinity times., 1855-02-24
joined the insurgents in Poland. London
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Joined the insurgents in Poland. London
Times ErtrG.
SECOND D,srAroH.-Telegraphed ria Hal
flax to n. .. Picayune.-lmmedately on ro-
ceiving the news of the above, the whole
Metropolis participated in the general JOY -
All business was suspended. Crowds throag
ed the Exchange and Horse Guards Tho
nobleman, dav laborer and beegar nudce5
and elhowed each other TO learn further par
ticulars. Salutes of artillery have been fred
from Regents aud other Parks throughout
the city, while The bells seem to toll q solemn
| requiem for brave comrades who nave fallen
on the the blood stained heights of ,oebastc-
pol.
From private telegraphic source we learn
that another dispatch had been received from
Lord Raglan, prior to the sailing of She
Asia, which had not yet been given to the
public. Well grounded fears were entertain
ed that some discontinue had overtakeu the
Allies in consequences. The public were
clamorous to have everything known ny soon
AS received.
Additional News from the English Pa.
pcrs OF the 18th inst
The London Morning Herald says, that il
slructions have gone forward, recalling l.ofd
Raglan from the Crimea his successor was
not known. A change in the English Min
istry was anticipated
The English aud French fleets in the Pa.
cihc are 10 ronow the attack upon Petropo.
| loski, as soon as the spring fairly opens.
ANOTHER DISASTROUS GALEiN THE BLACK
SsA.-I The coast OF the Crlnoa was strewn
with the wrecks of many transports and sey-
eral mon Of war. A large number Of lives
were lost in the storm.
Relniorcements were going forward.
Two new regiments from Malta had been
ordered to the Crimoa.
French consols had fallen per cent lower
than at last adycos.
The Empress Eugena was in au interest
ing situation
Count Dillon was TO be recalled by the
| French Goyornment.
Honie Affairs
The Washington onion says, since hear.
ing of the indignty offered Mr. S plc. ~
| Madrid, the President has called Cabinet
meeting TO oOn'idcr tbs facts Of the case.
| There was disastrouso fire at Buffalo,
on the 4th inst, consuming four blocks of
buildings.
| The Nebraska sgiaion was being again
renewed, throughout the Northern States
Some provision was to have been made, the
| present session of Congress for the cOnslruc
ton of a Military Road across the plains
Several officers of the army havo already
gone forward to survey the rodte
MIR. Latnam's bill, fer line of mail steam
ers between San Francisco and Shanghae ri;
Japan, was soon be taken up. The Know
NothlnO5 Nnre parrViuy ulI b,lor. tbcn, a,
| the Western States
MIR. Soule has resigned the Spanish mis-.
sion, and the Hon. John G. Breckcnbrdgs
of Ky, has been nominated 10 FIJI The yacan.
| cy.
On tho 18th of January, in the Senate,
tho bill for continuing the appropriations to
the Collins steamers, was indefinitely post
ponod.
In tho Senate, on the 1alh, n message was
received from the President, urging tho
adoption of measures to suppress the hostili-
tef of ths Indians, along the overland route
to California. Tho subject was referred tie
Military committee, who will report bill to
organize torco Of 5000 mounted men.
motion to table The Pacific Railroad Bill,
in Committee Of tho W hole, ia the House,
was dcieatcd--ayes 54 nayr l27. II is stll
under consideration.
A JOINT resolution 10 establish weekly
express mail between st. LOUIS and San
francisco, was introduced in the Senate by
Mr.. Gwin, and was referred
Through the fundamentally Of friends,
aud large advances made by New York
banks, Page, Bacon a Go. have resumed
business.
The first train came through from Aspin
wall 10 Panama on the 2sth Of January
The revolution of Mexico is still progress.
ing. 1000 OF s3tnta Annals troops aud Off.
cers, including five generals, have joined Al.
yarns, and were TO leave Acapulco on the 9Th
Of Feb wlth the intention of taking the oily
Of Mexico.