The Trinity times., 1855-03-31

Oi the United States. FROM September jOth,
1913. to December 3lst, 1854, the entire
number Of immigrants arrived was 3, ILL.,, 80.
CUBAN lSTELLIGGNCE.--We have dates
from Cuba up to Oath Of Feb, being ten days
later than previous advices.
Four battallions of citizens had been en-
rolled, and fifth was in course of formation
for aiding n the protection Of tlavana against
The anticipated Insurrection. All the schoon-
ers in port and tbout the island, had been
taken up by order Of the captain general, and
converted into gun boats for guarding the
coast.
Among those reported to have been ar
reste d on suspicion of abettng the supposed
revolutionary designs, is the brother Of r.
Butler King, formerly Collector of San Fran
cisco. Also, an American mechanic resi-
dent Of Havana, employed on a neghboring
estate IN putting up machinery. The latter
was hurried off to Matanzas in despite the
proffers Of some fifty of his countrymen to
give satisfactory sureiies for his appearance to
answer when called on. He WAS heavily
ironed, and thrown into prison.
| 1t is reported that the trial Of Messrs Es
trampes and Felix has been concluded. The
defendants were arrested some six months
ago, and have been lying in the Moro Cas-
tie ever since. The charge was founded on
the fact, that a large quantity of arms and
seditious papers were found upon the vessel
in which they arrived at Havana. They were
tried by Court Martial, and it is stated that
Senor Estrampes has been condemned to
death, and Mr.. Felix has been sentenced to
the chain-gang in Africa
Rodriques is the name Of the party who
disclosed to the Cuban authorities the late
conspracies.
Several British men-of war were in the
! harbor of Havana at the latest dates.
From EURoRE.-Lord Palmerston has al
length succeeded in forming new Ministry.
The following is said to be the list of the new
| Cabinet:
First Lord Of the Treasury-Vscou
| Palmerston.
! Lord hancellor-Lord Cranworth.
President of the Council-Earl Granville.
Prvy Seal-Duke of Argyll.
| Foreign Secretary-Earl of Clarendon.
Home Secretary-Right Hon. Sidney Her
bert.
Colonial Secretary-Sir George Grey.
Minister at War-Lord Panmure.
| Chancellor Of the Exchequer-Right Hon
| W. L. Gladstone.
First Lord of the Admiralty--Sr James
Graham.
Public Works-Sir William Mo'esworth
In the Cabinet, but without ofice--The
Marquis ct Lansdowne.
President of the Board of Control--Sir
Charles Wood.
According to the accounts from the Cri-
mea, the French soldiers are impatient for
the assault upon Sebastopol, and General
Canrobert has been compelled to moderate
their ardor.
A despatch from Vienna, dated February
| Sh, announces that on the 23d alt. the Rus
slams at Sebastopol made sortie, which haG
caused the French very heavy losses.
The Zouaves in the French camp, it is
stated, had mutined, and demanded a retreat
from the Crimea. Four hundred of the mu-
tneers, it is added, arrived at Constnople in
chains. on the 27lh, and were to be forward
ed forthwith to Toulon.
Snow had weakened some of tire works
before SebaStopol, but they were being re-
paired. In the trenches, the Third Division
of the French had taken the place of the Eng
llsh and were continuing the works.
The number of British troops now before
Sebastopol, is stated to be $4,000. The hos
pitfalls are reported to be crowded Further
British relniorcements, accompanied by three
| generals, had arrived at COnstantinople, and
were to proceed immediately to the Crimea.
The Russians, in their sortes from Sebas-
topol, make use OF the lasso to capture pr-
soners.
Add Kader has begged the Sultan to
! give him the command Of the Africans serv-
ing in the Crlmea.
The British have commenced the railway
| at Baakava.
| Sir Charles Napier, who has been deprived
Of the command Of the Baltic Fleet, SAYS,
that worse manned, or more inefficient set
Of crews never put to sea He declared
! Cronstadt lmpregnable, and pitched into Sir
James Sraham FIR not giving him orders to
take Sweeborg.
Prince Napo!eon is at Paris, and was very
warmly received by the Emperor.
From the s. F. Herald we extract the fol-
lowing telegraphc intelligence -
WASHINGTON, Fob 27.-The House passed
the Navy and Fortifeation Appropriation
| Bills, and on motion Of Mr.. Latham, the bill
establishing United States Circuit Court for
the District of California, with one Judge, at
an annual salary Of S4500.
| The following telegraphc despatch was
received in New Orleans at a O'Clock, p. NJ,
on the day tlst March, the steamer sailed for
California, and two days after the steamer left
! New York for Grevtown:
New ORLEANS, Mar. }, 1850. p. NJ.
The steamer St. Louis arrived at New
York to-day, bringing dates from Southamp-
ton to Feb 18th. The news from the Crimea
is unimportant. Lord John Russell goes to
Vienna as British Pleaipotentary to the
Peace Conference. The Car has called for
800 900 men for the Crimea. &c, 200 Turks
have arrived at Balaklava. The British Par
lament had not assembled up to date. Mr..
Soule arrived at New York in the ST. Louis.
STILL LATER.
.Arriral IF the Cana3a, Naples Joins The
WesterA POWerS-No Fighting at Sebas-