, 1855-05-19

Count Seamoisky is organizing at Thumla
second regiment of Turkish CoSsacks, il
which Poles will be enrolled.
Washington dispatches say that order,
have been sent to nearly all our navy yard,
to have all available vessels and materia
prepared for immediate service, and instruc
tons have been issued to the naval officer.
at the various yards to hold themselves in
readiness for sea.
CUBAN AFFAIRs.-An interesting com
munication from General Concha, respect
ing the Cuban conspiracy, had been laid
before the Spanish Cortes, recommending
large concessions to the Cubans. A vote
Of approval OF such course was unani'
mously passed by the Cortes.
Com. Newton has been detached from
the Gulf Squadron.
The LAST SPANISH OUrRAGE.-The Ma
tional Intelligencer has turned to the Blue
Book, and finds there is no such office in
the book as "Vice Consul at Sagna Ia
Grade" and Mr.. Thompson's name is not
found amongst the appointments. 1t ex-
presses doubt whether any such officer
was legally at Sagna la Grande, or wheth-
er the arms of the United States were
placed over the door of Mr.. Thompson in
virtue Of any legal authority, or for the pur-
pose of protecting any interest of the Uni
ted States.
SPAIS.-Madrid correspondence gives de-
tails Of recent conspiracy in Cuba, and
says that government has received conf
Dental advices from Gen. Concha, who says
that the condition of Cuba inspires him
with considerable uueasiness. He recon-
mends that concessions be made to the col
ony, and that the Cuban dispatches be laid
before the Spanish Cortes He begs the
government not to emancipate the slaves,
which he says would be a fatal measure.
and would cause Cuba to seek admission
into the United States. II the Cubans be
not pacifed by concessions, he says 10000
troops cannot retain Cuba for Spain.
On March 8, ia the Cortes, the govern
ment said that tranquility had been restor-
ed in Cuba, and that the government would
do its utmost to prevent further difficulties.
A vote Of satisfaction was unanimously
agree to by the Chambers.
MExIco.-Mexican dates to the 10Th
ult have been received. A circular has
been issued by the order Of the Supreme
Government, annulling the provisions Of the
decree Of the 3lst Of January, that foreign
merchandise should not be conveyed in
coasting vessels to certain ports. Nothing
decisive was known concerning Alvarez
1t was reported that be had fed on the ap-
proach Of Santa Annals troops, and that
they would pursue him to the neighborhood
Of Acapulco. Santa Anna had been re-
ceived at the capital with great enthusiasm.
PoLIrIcAL.--CoNNRcrIcUT.-There result Of
the State election in this state, indicates
that no choice was made by the people for
the Governor and other Safe Offices. The
democratic candidate for Governor, Samuel
1ngham, is ahead, as far as reported; VIM.
T. Minor, X. n, stands next; and Henry
Dutton, Wing and present incumbent, falls
far behind. At least such is the present
aspect of the returns The wings would
seem to have deserted, almost en- mdsse,
their present Governor and candidate for
reelection. A majority Of the candidates
on the wing ticket were Know Nothings;
aud, as q general thing, the Wings and
Know Notaings and Free Soilers were al
lied against the Democrats. ao-
The legislature will be hostile to the Ad-
ministration, and four Anti-Nebraska mem
bers Of Congress, viz: District l., Ezra
Clark, Jr.; 2, John Woodruff; 8, Sydney
Dean; 4, VIM. W. Welch. These candi-
dates were supported by both Wings and
Know Nothings.
TERMoSr.-In the election in this State
for a council Of censors, all the elements,
as usual, combined against the democracy,
and Of course succeeded.
KAEsAs-Returns have been received
from Kansas showing the election Of the
pro-Slsvery ticket at Bull Creek, Lawrence,
Douglass, Donaphin, Tecumseh, Shawnee
Mission, Leavenworth, and Hooky Point,
by majorities varying from 200 to soo-
The election was conducted with tolerable
quietude' Probably no anti-Slavery men
are elected to the Legislature. A large
procession paraded at Independence to cele-
brate the victory.
IoWA.-An election took place on Tues
day, April 8, to decide whether the Pro
hibitOry Liquor Law shall stand or not.
The result is not yet ascertained, but what
returns we have are favorable to Prohibi-
ton.
The Know Nothings elected their entire
ticket in Ogdensburg, New York, on
April Sd.
Noal Dow, Of Maine Law fame, has been
r D..tIonI