The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

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Dor the future the pressure continues We shall be
sopeed postpone to the following day the publca
Non Of all advertisements which not delivered before
sP NJ BY adhering to this rule getting to press
vm be much facilitated and our readers enabled to
seve their paper at earlier hour Of the morning.
The News.
New Hampshire yesterday surrendered to the
Know Nethirgs. The victory is quite as complete
and overwhelming as that in Massachusetts,. Ac
cssdirg to all appearances the administration party
- entirely wiped out.
We are still without later news from Europe The
Africa, from Liverpool for Halifax and Boston, is
now IN her eleventh day out, and the Hermann,
hom Southampton for this port, is out fourteen
days. During to-day, therefore, without doubt wa
shall receive later intelligence by one or the other
sf these vessels. As Tor the Pacific, the belief Is
general that she is detained at Liverpool by some
accident. The Nashville takes her place in the
Enc, and will leave this port on the 2lst inst.
The letter Of our Washington correspondent, on
the first page, should be read attentlvey. Il de-
velepes o LEV programme with reference to Cuba,
originated by Secretary Marcy aud to be carried oat
by cur new Minister to Madrid, Mr. Dodge. The
length, breadth and scope of this new plan
10 e0mprehended in the negotiation Of reci-
pocisy treaty bet veen the United States
and Cuts. The alternative to bs presented
10 Spain liz, free trade with Cuba, or q repeal Of
The neutrality laws and the encouragement Of fNi
busterism. This is the groundwork; OF course the
mterstices of the plan will be carefully filed in be
fore the scheme is committed to the care Of M.
Dodge. This is. however, but one of the plots Of
the administration; anothsr is contained 10 the ar
- n - ~ g. IL
eussed in the editorial columns.
The Virginia Know Nothing State Convention as
senbled at Winchester yesterday. There was
large attendance of delegates. Nothing whatever
had rspspired with respect to the nominations for
State officers.
The annual ssturnalia Of the Ter Governors and
ahe members Of the Legislature commenced in
ssYnest yesterday. A steamboat jaunt to Rsndals
and Bla kwels islands, pretty speeches to the boys
10 the House Of Refuge, replies by the Juveniles and
all that sort of thing, len, zsst to the "Aow Of
soul' which folio we'd after. But unfortunately the
sesst Of reason was left Of the programme The
bards and the softs the tee.otallers and the anti
teeto a'lers the Sewardires and the X. Ms, could
NOS stand together, even upon champagne and tur-
tie soup platform. And 80 they fell out over their
cups ard punchbowls, and kicked up . precious
BOW. Our reporter has graphically sketched the
pTocee dings and incidents. After nights rest and
Refrigeration the party will to day, we understand,
Wait the Quarantine ground at Staten Island.
We have received our files Of Kingston (Jamsica)
papers to the 26th Of February. BY way Of Port
Ansopio we are informed of the loss Of the British
war schooner Bermuda, which vessel stood out 30
prominently in IL Greytown OCCURRENCES under the
command Of the la!e Captain Jolly. namber Of
tie newly arrived Chinese immigrants were in q
miserable condition. They had no work, and we're
PEELED in consequence TO resort TO street begging
and daily sets Of vagrsncy, for which many Of them
were sent TO prison in all the large towns. Pfepa
satons we're being made to have the island wogthily
represented 1T the Paris exhibition but find that
member Cf the House OF Assembly il of opini IN
thst IL must soon cease to bs an exporting coun
try, owing TO the depression OF its agricultural aud
industrial resources, resulting from executive ne
eject. A movement was on foot for the formation Of
. Baptist Church Union Association. The weather
waa rough aud stormy.
Our sdvicss from Hayt arc TO the 18th Mt. Our
Pcrs au Prince correspondent gives summary re-
port Of the trial which took pa in consequence of
IN assault on Mr.. knight, acting commercial agent
Dor the United Ssates with sketch Of the csnss IN
court arc the pecuarties Of The Haytien method Of
ccrdusting trials, ald an announcement Of the SEN
tsace passed on the accused. The fever Was raging
n Ac vessels IN port had lost mere or less Of their
efews.
New Orhsps papers OF the 4th instant, received
Ast evening state that news hss reached tina. city
Srom Havana TO the effect that the invading expe.
dition bsd dispersed, osipg to the 20 OF the
government Volunteers continued 10 nom IN.
Two slight shocks Of earthquake were felt n. a..
JagO de Cuba on the Goth ul,. They caused no
damage; but the inhabitants were beginning 70 feel
much alarm lest severe one may be about 10 occur.
as this was already the second time they had exoe
rienoed shocks this year. Mr.. Vim. Sydney Smith
British Vice Consul at Trinidad, was recently mar
ried at Havana, 30 Miss Bass, Of Montreal.
The Sandman frjgate Des Geneys, row lying q,
anchor OF the Battery, is an oH,ct OF curiosity TO
many in consequence Of the discussions relative to
he character Other passengers, both before and
after her arrival. These passenges are nov all
hnded, aud We understand that among those who
are supposed to be paupers and criminals are repre-
seA.asVes Of the clerical, legal and literary pro-
tessions. The frigste viii soon depart on her
yoyage 70 Sardinia, laden with -four.
Cotton Wss sctiye yesterday aud the sales rSacb.
ed about z 600 bales shout half OF which were MADE
in transitu, and the remainder was In mart for noms
cormnpson and part for export Coff q w. az.
tive, and the ssles embraced about 800 bag.. in.
tpded in which was tie cargo Of the Mari IN. ear
bags fair quality, q. lie, showing an advance Of Ic
re-, and snsn lot prime guilty sold At ll,,.
Oid mess Pcrt advanced 25c, yer bbl., having scla