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nIrp POET.

II ia with great pleasure that we ex'rac. from tue
Dispatch the following al!usion TO MY hope lie"
volume of Poems. Our high estimation OF the poetic
genius Of Mr.. Hope inoIines US to believe that the
e~ulogium is well deserved:
.y,a hovo hs.n favored with advance sheets Of the
e,r,h.omino vnlnme of :.Lsoni Di Mouata and other
Poems, by James Barron Hope 1t ab ,na h;c WI,
erder"and we venture to predict, will win for It's aG
thor a bright wreath of poetleal fame, II gives $ e ".
h hsnds {" Of the public, especially of Virginia, the ma;
live State and home OF the gifted poet the cord'"
reception which it cminen,iy merits.
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SOrTH AMERICA,

We have news from South America dated at Mon.
tsyideo on the ll,h and Buenos AYres on the 2Oth of
December. The navigation of the Salad0 river-one
Of the mos, important tributaries of the Parana-had
been effected TO a point not hitherto reached. The
treaty lately concluded between Buenos Ayras end
Brazil was much canvassed in the papers as to
whether The act was juditious or The reverse. In
Bucnos Ayres the markets were well supplied with
rev vheaf, and AT abundant; harvest was hoped for.
Gen. Urouiza had offered to reign bis post, provided
his retaining otic c. was prriudIcial TO the general in.
teresis of the confederation. In Montevideo, Gen.
Oribe, beng defeated 81 The presidential election, re-.
oue.ted leave 10 retire on the Paraua.
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THE NEW CABINET.

From the Washington Star Of February col
The Union Gays of the east of the Cabinet which
is now so universally regarded here rs the one that
Mr.. Buchanan has determined on:
"For the last twenty.f~ur hours public opinion in
Washington seems TO have settled upon the following
east Of Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet
Lewis Cass, Secretary of State.
Howell Cobb, Secretary Of the Treasury.
John Is. Floyd, Secretary Of War.
A. V. Brown, Secretary Of the Navy.
Jacob Thompson, Secretary Of the Interior.
j. CLANCY Jones, Postmaster General.
Isaac TOucey, Attorney General.
wv know Of no Information of an authentic char
acter which justifies the confidence with which the
foregoing is received As the cabinet, or IA 20 near the
cabinet that ouly a single change is suggested. IL
may be mere conjecture; but whatever may have
created the general impression, it is certain, 30 far IA
our observation has extended, the cast Of rhe cabi.
net above meets with decided approval. If this, or
a cabinet composed Of such names, is formed, our
anttcipatlons rs to the wise discrimination for which
we have given Mr.. Buchanan full credit will be en-
tirely realized. We express no opinion as to the cor
rectness of the list Of nance, for we have no grounds for
any opinion; but we venture to say, that if the list IL
the true cabinet, the public mind will be entirely ga.
tisticd that Mr.. Buchanan's administration will start
under most favorable auspices"
We have to cay that, from all the signs in the po-
litical horizon. we draw the conclusion that the gen.
tlemen named above are to form MIR. Buchanan's
Administration Foremost among these signs we
place the hearty acquiescence and approval mani
tested by the Democrats Of Congress, from all
all sections OF the Union. with reference TO this list.
True, here and there there may he a Senator or
Member. the partisan Of some distinguished gen:le
ma. not named ON it, who regrets that bis friend
may not be included. But, rs q whole, we are
very sure that it meets the views Of nearly every
Democratic member Of both Houses. Thus, it is
already rendered certain that the new Admin
~istration is 10 start ont with the confidence
and the warmest sympathy Of every Demo
never achieved before-one of iuestimable inpor
lance. as will be apparent in six months. In the
course of our long experience in such matters we
never before Witnessed so universal approval OF the
selection OF a Cabinet by an incoming Executive, as
is just now being manifested by all thoee to whose
sympathy and support Mr.. Buchanan must look
for the triumph Of the policy of his Administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
From ire London Presa
SIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE PRINCE
De J1GNE.

DNIseELSp LEu. 81 lCO1.
On Monday, tho 18Th, u numerous depltat.oh OF
the Engii5h residents at Brussels, naval, military,
and CIVILIAN, waited upon the Prince dc L;gne at his
motel in The LIE Epyale, TO declare :heir rrprobatioD
of the personal vu!g Miles Uttered by Sir Robert
Peel agninst he PriLcc, in his tts:eputaoio spsech
II. Birmingham. The drpataticn expressed q hope
that the "ffruc- would Dc Judged by him TO be-as il
was, in faci-au ie;l.ted ebo.u;ion of low breeding,
highly aispleasing 10 lie !.pg.isn o: I'll parties, and
which the unaniLAuus ccDsure %, the anglican press
had placed III lis true ligit-as unbscomiug e Gsn.
ticman. i deep r-grc: vas also slguiHed that the
nobte'na:. selected b. the Sag of the EcIgians 10 be
1s special Ambassador az the coronation of tie
QGcun Of England in le3S, and lately depuicd in The
same capacity 10 the Emperor ot Russia, should
nave M; wilH an iasalt from al Euglrsiinan, utter
" urprovoksd, and couch-d III terms unknown 10
The language aud 20 tile senittnen;s OF hoa"rabIe
men. rho Prince de LiSur, III warm term-, nc.
knowledge The compliments paid hln by the tcputG
lion, and observed
.GentieneE, believe Tie that | aE. InQ.t grateful
for This your spontaneous at OF courtesy aEi good
viii; aud ] am deeply sensible Of the generous kind
ucss rha: has prompted you thu. 10 rep-l the Vulgar
a-cT. s.ion rn"e:iEntdE:y !I.G5 :con me hy Sir Ro
bert Peel. lcohlufs vor ~ hg liercuated that | do
act suiIer the d,sEieasurc ] NAV cxi erieuce II: tbs
luw.hr.t iudigni!y 10 affect lor one ins;an: tie high
respect ans -idr,Te rercrL long and cordially enter.
tnim~d by me for England and the English. Ine coarse
yerbiase adopted by SIR Robert Peel to reyiie me
(yaminj, and as luca l.! r.gurd il with proper con-
tempt ou,, without .scA!ng that p-rsohage, should
chance ever place me in unpalstanl" contact with him,
! shall no. hc-Ita,, 10 sny ii,at lie conduct towards
N. has pern that of m unIrrDred good for nothing.
f,p,f Ff.rs -. ,y,..-Ic "
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IRON W~AhHINGrON.

WAsHIxeToS, Feb. 2U.-rha Hon. j. G!ancy
Jones has written q letter 10 Mr.. buchanan. Presi'
dent el.ct, requesting him not 10 place him in his
Cabinet. lie aid 10 in consequence OF the opposition
to him in cartsin quarters in P-nn.ylvania, aud In
order to relieve The President elect from spy embar
rassment upon the srtiect. III.
Tie Senate have called upon the President for al
letters, if uny, whica may lie in possession 81 the
government from judge Lscumpt. in v;ndica,ion q
HE judicial Conduct it, kansa-. This Is preliminary
TO IN. confederation OF tns nomination Of NJ Harri.
son, which Is set apar; for Monday neIt.
Il il stated here among NJ. Cas- friends that he
today receive! a letter from Mr. Buchanan, Ffssi'
dec, elect, formally rendering hun the appointment
Of Secretary of State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
RENEWAL OF NIGHT TRAVEL,

We are happy to announce that the cars on TIE
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
are now running regularly teics a day. The Oh
structiops Of ice have been removed. and the Boats
LOW 20 no to Washington, from Acquia Creek, day
and night. We congratulate the travelling puo'o
and Mr.. President Robinson, upon this return To
good old customs, and sincerely trust " mey Do an
entirely profitable, and "permauent arrangement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
THE BURDELL CASE-AN HONEST MONEY
WRlIER-SPEc!E FOR III SOUTH

New YORK, Fen. ia DISTINGUISHED member OF
The grand jury stated 10 day :ha:i il was impossible to
indirt Mrs. Cunningham for The MURDER 81 DR.. Bur.
dell, unless more direct evidence should be aiduced
than has already been received.
Hudson, the money writer nj the Herald. sworo in
'he Superior Court To day, in the case OF Bonner
against the i'ot"si ana Missouri lead company for sa.
lniy, tina: no had written al article in the Herald i'll
favor Of ;hs company, and stating il had declared a
dividend of = per cent, although knowing a' the
inns tina: tha company had never been fully organ.
lied.
Tho steamer Empire CITY. which called today, took
in .uecie : 49,, 900 lur NcIs Or,rans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
MIrHJGAN

The Michigan Legislature adjourned on Monday
last. Acts we're passed, ~disposiug of the lands given
the State by the General Government TO certain
Railroad compsniesi a banking law. to be submitted
grants in Kansas; and organizing an Independent.
Supreme Court. Resolutions were adopted instruct,
ing its Representative. in Congress to admit Ksu,ss
as a free State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

THE FIRST ARREST UNDER The NEW
LAW.-Ofisers Steveus and H.r-isan, on Thursday
arrested q maa named George Miller, under tie lns
of which Tho following il ,lc Charge mad. on oath
That the accused is u vagrant mud n disorderiy per
son, in hat he leeds II dissolute and disorderIy courst
Of life, 1nd CaDuot give n good account # the IN can
by which he pracGres aliveIihOod." Justice Mear'
committed the accused 10 Ills elnshouse for the space
OF twelve months. Measures IRE no* being taken &c
arrest al persons who cone under the law. ana com
Ii. them to the Observation-Disclosures Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
For he Engui,er

Messrs. Editors ALLOW me to suggest 10 Tie lead.
ing Democrats Of Jefferson Werd the propriely Of
calling Il meeting at IN early day, Tor the purpose Of
selecting cos,E.!ent men To represent Jefferson Wnru
in the City Council. Tho necessity for this i obvious
10 every Democrat, and Il Inc proper men be eeIect.
ed, there is scarcely a doubt o! their ei=c.:oI.
Yours, A JEFFERsoS WARD DEaocRAr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
MANY voTEas OF THE WEST END.
For The Enqn,rer.
DELEGATE EROM LnrISA CnIINrY.

FKUM LUUISA
Messrs. Editors:-Havipg noticed in the columns
of yurr Paper, that Mr.. Pendleton, former represent
taiive Of this county, will not be n candidate for re.
election TO the Legislature. We beg leave 10 call
attention to Mr.. WIN. G.T Nelson, ~ a gentleman
whose natural abilities, eminent attainmeuis, End
accomplished scholarship, enti;le him 10 the cor.
%siceration of the people Of the county fill The va
cancy caused by tbs resignation Of Mr.. Prnd!e'"n.
Dir Nelson is TOO we'll known through the county
to require q word from u, relative 10 his proficiency.
OuISA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The bill for the new sppov.
tionnent Of representatives. in the Legislature passed
on Tuesday. An exciting scene followed. in copse.
quence of an attempt on the part OF the Democrats
TO eIpunge a protest of the Republicans against the
manner OF passing the act. Gov. Bissell has vetoed
the bill.
The personal liberty bill has passed the Wisconsin
Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

TEE TwESTT.SKcoHD OF FEBRUARY will be eel.
,ee,ated in this city to-day by our handsome and
well-drilled Regiment of Volunteers. In addition to
this, two of the volunteer comprehensive glorious
old "Blues" and the gallant "Young Guard"-will
"wind up the BALI at hight With too balls. No
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

SINGULAR EFFECTS OF THE COLD.-The
Nantucket (Mass.j Mirror suys that vixen the ice
broke up lust week The mholn eastern shore Of Long
ioGd, iIom Jeremy's Cove to tho bridge of the Mar.
rows was found filed with eels to the depth of two
or three iuches-so thick that O SPEAR ,brust IN ar
raudCm took out zen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
NEW Jersey SENATOR

TRENTON, Nj, Feb. l9.-The ballcting for G.. s.
Senator to day by the Legislature, resulted in the re
election Of Hon. John Thompson, Democrat, for the
term of six years. The vote stood:-Thompsop,
Democrat, 81; Randolph, Old Line Wing, 30 Field,
Republican, 8,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
EuGbE .S,,yn poy,r,,,

PnoviDENcy, X. l., Feb. l9.-The Republican
oti'c Convention to-day nominated Elisha Dyer for
Governor, anu Thomas G.. Turner for Li.urenan,
Sovernor. The American State Convention have
dominated tsa same ticket, with the exec p;ion Of
Lieutcuaut Governor,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
PROTECTORaTE OVER MEytro n

PROIECTORATE OVER MEXICO.-The Prem.
"a, Published at Havana, announces the .rrivaI in
hat city Q! the NeIican general, d.. JoaQuiu Rnnrel.
"h"' 1t Gays, - on his way hitiier with tine project Of
n pr''"t'orate @! The United Siatcs over III. M"ricon
nAi'on;' the reaiisa!i"n ~ which, the nrensa thinks,
wonid bs n deHthbIow to tie Mexican Republic
General Rongci wiI! remain in Havana but a few
day. longer, when hU will proceed direct to the Uni.
It'd States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

4 BUCKS HEAD q THE PRESIDENT
ELECT.-ihe Albany Journal says that an accom-.
pilsAed te1!!, -iD!st OF that city has prepared for
presentation 10 Mr. Buchanan an elegant hall rack,
having Tor its centric ornament n finely prepared
bucIis bead, with spreading aut!ers, the whole eur.
mounted by 4 preserved csyle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

Mr.. I.nnc yass was killed in Monroe county on
the eth instant, by the falling OF a tree. He was re.
turning from church on horseback when the tree fell
across the path that he was travelling. knocked him
from his horse and caused his death in q few mo-
ments.
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doubt, each will be well attended anu
some aud attractive display. ,,or,u
To allow those employed in THE once :" vrp "snad
D;tv Of celebrating the day, no paper WI" 20
So, a., on;,. O., m orrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

A black Snake measuring 4 feet 8 inches, wal
killed in Harrison county, on the 9th instant, by th'
son Of Mr.. Eli Everson. Ii was found summing "
self on a log, and after considerable resistance on III,
part of his snak-ship, was slain. Those versed IL
s.iyns of The weather ssy this species Of snake nevel
shows itself until the tina! breaking up of the cold
weather. II this be true, We may hope that winte'
is over.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23
THE HOG Cn0p

CINCINNATI, Feb. ls:-Ths Hog crop for the pres.
ent season ha. been officially made up, and proves
to DO twenty, eight per cent. shor. Of last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

The Culrepcr Observer says The dwelling OF
Mrs. Hannah Cannon, near Rock Mills, RapPahan
nocl: county. with its entire contents, including some
i've or six hundred dollars in money. was consumed
by Ere. on Monday, tie l6th Instant, about ! Q clock
p. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

PA-RIcx CcusrY.-A correspondent Of The Dan
wills Register, writing from Patrick Coutt House
gives the following item of news:
y "The weather has been decidedly cold this season
and it has proved quite fatal with our old people
Capt. John Ta;um, = prcminen. citizen for a number
of years in this county, disd Oh the lst OF this mo:ith,
aged -; and Mr.. Sharp died Il few days sinre, aged
rinl citizens. John ID. Chca:ham, died q few weeks
since. aged about 81, with soins disea-e of the lungs,
Cheatham and Tatun were both representatives from
this county for several yesrs in The Legislature; the
former was a lawyer Of prominence at one time IN
this county. and vas run b. the Wing parry. | think
ia leaG. iot Congress, against the Hon. Wm. NJ lred-
Tay.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccIpEST.--We regre,
20 record q most distressing accident, which bsfe!ian
interesting little daughter Of Mr.. john J. Thompson,
uf this city, Oh Friday last. I'se-rs that the ch.!.'
who va, Only seventeen months OF sgs, vns playing
about the floor, and while the nurses attention was
diverted. fell back in ii large pan OF boiling water,
which had been heated for the purpose "f cleansing
some dishes, and placed on the door bu, for a moment.
A physician was Instantly sent for, and ever, thing
that human skill could devise, done 10 relieve TIE
little sufferer /, was ali 10 no purpose however.
the child breathing its last yesterday, ate. the mos;
intense suffering. which continued from the time Of
the unfortunate occurrence 10 tue nor: o. lis cscta'
-lPet. EIprsas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

APPOINTMENT OF WEST poIST CApET.-Hon NJ
X. II. Garnet; ha. given the Wea; Point Catetship to
which the Sixth Congressional District IL entitled, to
John K. Garrett of WestmOreland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

The Fredericksburg Herald says Son Tuesday
We had quite q good supply Of rock and perch II
market, being the first Of the season. Forty cent
a bunch was paid. Mud shad were sold on Saturday
al so cents q dozen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

THE AMHERST MrRDER.-AmbrosA Tnnlin is the
came OF the person killed at the Buffalo SPRING.
Sunday. he was killed by Willis White, Jr. Ton.
lin had { wife and several children. The pafties
were connected ~ msrrisge. Tor.!ia rece!.e.
several slabs und died ~ about fifteen minutes
White fed, or horseback in the direction = Rock
bridge. We understand d reward las been offered
for his apprshersiop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

LARGE Hoo-Our friend. Henry Heirick, slaugh.
tered d hog a few days Ego. &c months old, which
weighed SOB pounds. This beaia Monroe aid She.
nandoah. and admcnishes old Rockingham TO guard
we'll her Iaurels. Next year Greeubrier will be utter
her. Grcea6tier Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

The Valley Democrat says:-"We understand that
. portion of the people Of shenandoah ae ngita:ing
the subject of removing the county seat from Wood
stock 10 Eiinburg. Eiinburg is a tourishing little
village, five miles south Of Woodstock about The
centre OF the county"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-02-23

tue masses u! the Democracy O! Virginia, that
man is Henry a. Wise; and Whenever the opposition
or discontinued men IL our own party shall deliber.
ately proclaim that he must be put down, aud that a
Legislature must be specially packed 10 thwart hs
measures. and pu, him down, they vii! want TO know
what il lneaus. And the answer is got tn be made
clearly. distinctly, e,nphatically and Hnequivocally.-
And unless it should be satisfactory and pfsubstance,
woe be to the assailaut. | maintain that Mr.. Wise
has done nothing since he election to cause any other
than feelings oil full confidence in him from the De-.
mocracv7 II he has. LEI US have the specltications;
let his accusers, like himself, step out boldly into The
arena aud maxi the charges. II they are well founded,
they will be condemned Immediately by an intelligent
people; If not, the accuecr must fall discom
fitted and crushed. The people have no gym
pathy with the personal and selfsh schemes
Of disappointed politicians. and will not be made
parties 10 them. ] sincerely trust that, if there be any
attempt made in the State to pack the Legislature
with reference TO the schemes of any man or set of
men, that the Democracy will put their heels upon il
at the eli c'ion in May. Lee: us have q Democratic
msjori,y, elected in the usual free and untra;Lmeind
way, and, when hey assemble In the Legislature, let
them put this man and that man behind them, and
act as they think proper and right, and, for the best
interests of the State aud the country. l hope there
IS no mau iG the Safe. 1 care not how humble he
may be, who would consent to run as the collapsed
candidate of any man.
Now, what is ths meaning of this everlasting at
tempt to sew disssnsion between Senator Hun
ter and Governor Wiss1 Is there any cause for
III Is there any CASKS bell; between them -
Will either OF them esy sol Has Mr.. Wise
shown any desire TO displace Mr.. Hunter in the Sc:
ualel Has be not avowed, over and over again, that
be will no, resign his present honorable position du
ring his constitutional term 10 take auy other pIece7
Hos any one ever heard him express any dissatisfac.
ton with Mr.. Hunters course in the Senate | sus-
pect nut-at least have never heard him, and | have
frequently conversed with him in reference 10 it. No
man in the State admires Senator Hunter more than
| do; and | should be loath to believe, as | do not for
q moment, that he entered into the feelings Of those
who would SOW ,ares between him and Mr.. Wise -
The Offices and honors of the State belong TO no man,
or set of men-and whenever the people, through
their own action, or the action of their 40.
credited representatives, choose to continue or
change them, a general ecquiescsnce should be
had. Otherwise, our free government i. not worth
a fig, and freedom Of elections is a humbug.-
When the Legislature meets, if, in their wisdom,
they think Mr.. Hunter ought 10 be reelected to
the Senate, they will do it, and there will not be q
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THE SALVATION OF THE UNION.

We clip the following from the Ne'' l0'S Courier
ond Ehquirer. 1t will doubtless prove as amusing 10
opr readers as il was to US
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-30
Arrival Of the North American.
QUEBEC, July 81

QUEBEC, July 81.
The steamer North American arrived
from Liverpool with dates to the 18th inst
The mutiny in India was spreading
Twen'y-three regiments joined but were de-
feated outside OF Delhe, bu, still held the
city. Gen. Ancon, Commander in chief,
died OF Cholera. Sir Colin Campbell sue
ceeds him.
News from China is unimportant.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, l O'Clock p. NJ
Sales Of Cotton to-day estimated a. 10 900
bales. The market closes steady. Bread
stuffs quiet and provisions generally firm.
LoNDoN. July 10, uoon.-Consols to-day
range at 81 3-4a9l SIS.
An adress has been presented to the
Queen, praying her to use every means to
suppress the slave trade, ther, by securing
the .lulfiIlment of existing treaties. Lord
Palmerston pledged the Government to car
ry out their request.
LIvERPooL.-The Chamber of Commerce
gave grand banquet to the officers of the
Niagara.
Latest advices from Delhi stale the
heights aroun the town are in the posses
sion of government troops who attacked anr!
drove down the rebels wittin the walls, cap
turing twenty-six guns.
The steamship Erin, from Bombay, with
China mails, was wreC ed on the coast OF
Ceylon on the 9th of June. The passengers,
mails and specie were saved. The cargo,
valued at million dollars, was total loss.
Details of recently discovered cunspira-
cy show it t. 5e the most serious yet disco
vercd. Mazzini is llege to have escaped
in ship carry ing the flags. The Duke was
looked for hourly VIXEN the India mail LETT.
The loss to the Bengal army consequent
upon the meeting is estimated at thirty
men. 1t is believed the crisis has
passed. The latest advices indicate a pam
ic and desert;on among the troops, The In
are acting vigorously. Sir Colon
Campbell has started for China in the frig-
ate San Jacinto. An English gun boat has
gone up the Canton river to attack the
Junks.