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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, Feb 25 1858.
More Coolies and Slaus-Opera,ic- Profits
Markas-7obacco Crop-Neps dc.
The British ship Dream, Wilson master, arrived yester-
day morning from Macao and Cape Of Good Hope one
hundred days. with AL coolies having passed over the
side from disease, only twelve according to report
Santa Anna is expected He announced TO be here
by the British steamer solent which arrived from ST.
Thomas yesterday but he did not expeca.
ton and secret depuaion sad 10 be waiting his arrival
70 escort him lack 10 the land already enriched
small portion OF his person, and waiting the balances
thereof
Three charcoal vessels from the outpors recently took
board of the coast of this sland the cargo of SLAYER
from the coast Of Africa, stng Of 450 Bozaes and
landed them at ITALIA Piedra portion of the suburbs
tying on the hartor They were, however, seized by the
spanish authorities and at the deposit at Jesus
del Monte, 81 urb of this city.
fezzolni, with Maurice Srakosch, went 10 Matanzas
yesterday 10 give few concerts. present last
evening the Teatro scoD and heard part OF the per-
formsnces, ID being the benefit Of Amodio. The house
vas well rlied. heard the tercetto from civilian Te
beautifully yocaized by Arodio, Botardi and Tagahco
Amodio Coett and Tsglseco; the rondo from "Ce
nerentoa," cxqutsiiey sung by Adelaide Phillips, who
.cf,es Hnae rs O. sppauss and lastly duo from
All these celebrated singers were called before the
tain DUNG The eveaing, and bowed their scknowledg
Max Marctzck ard his COMPANY are on board Of tho
Isabel Tins morning BE has cleared over $40 ooe, and
gwen satisfaction for The company wild stop couple
~ weeks In Charleston
The sugar market ia rather active although purchases
are only made to suppy pressing wants. stock about
30 ,0Oo boxes s1d 10 900 old crop
hcasses has advanced being scarce; "a reals per keg
IN the selling price,
The tobacco crop promises 10 be full average one,
but planters nsnd the high rates which ruled at this
season las, year which exporters do appear inclined
70 eve consequently no business for the coming crop has
been transacted.
Treglts are declining Tho ruling rates beng f2 for
the British Channel for orders, ESQ per box for the United
atos and % 10 ~ per hid for sugar and % per hid
for molases Small sized vessels only have chance Of
benz engaged
Exchanges duh and declining quote sterling IL 10
per cent premium; New York Boston, Philadelphia and
other Northern and Eastern cities 10 per pre-
MUM New Orleans ~ 3 per cent premium (short).
Tie royal mail steamer Soent arrived yesterday from
- Thomas with London dates 20 tho - inst
Tho Philadelphia, rom New York, was not IN sight at
dunk last evening"
have been se'cd 10 mention The death hroe days
ago, In tha hoss,-Al, Of young ian named George
Nilcr, AGED O. cn'y one years, native OF Topsham,
Maine, SEAMAN on board rhip Chnmplain.
fts puthc health good. Weather cool and ielght-
mi Where else ca GARTH 4 there such a climate
cIioyf Afias.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
House or Representatives.
wAsuSersS, March 2, 1858.

WN"FI''I1Ni HHTNu I0Vo'
TN NAVAL o~1cTss AFvTED Nv THy RETIRING BOARD.
The House resumed the consideration Of the resolutions
from the seta Authorizing The President 10 appoint ary
officers affected BY the action Of the Naval Retiring Board
to ther former positions
M. WHITLEY, (aim) OF Dol, argued 70 favor OF the
resolution severely criiicisng the sccn Of the Naval
Board
Hr BooocK, fadm.) Of Va, opposed the adoption Of VI
res ltons oontendng that the proceedings OF the Board
OF Inquiry inst and that even ia decisions were
'eversed, many OF s supposed victims who now OK
pectns 70 get back into The navy would end thcnseye
sessrs WN1ow, (adri.) Of N. Q and SEWARD, (adm
BY seventy one majority.
The House then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

KocHsssisR, Narch 3, 1883
Our city election yesterday passed od harmonously
though sr~~ler interest than usual manifested and
DE Alaermsnie voss very close. rho Board s,sis
n repuhhcans and democratic Aldermen Charles n.
Carr, aenocra,, wss elected Mayor BY about nys hun
dfsd majority.
o~~poo, March 3. 1858
TIE charter election yesterday rosuiied the re cleo
ton, BY snail majority, q l. h. Croker democrat for
MAJOR, over Ancrcw Van nyek, opposition. rhs demo.
crHn elected two Aldermen ana the opposition two.
oncaSo, March ., 1853.
The municipal election yesterday passed OF quietly and
tie vote the largest poiled. Tee entire rspubA
can ticket elected by sversse majority Of 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsHIsCrOs March 3. 1858.


The Army Bill-vOun,eers and Regulars.
III very probable the House OF Representative oil
pas Dill Tor the increase OF tho army BY the addition
OF volunteer regiments. 30, WHOM the bill again comes
10 the Senate the friends Of The viii amend
II 30 - 10 increase the regular army and is believed
that In thR shape The measure will ultimately pass The
reason why 30 many members favor the raising OF
unteer regiments Is in the hope getting more patronage
distributed amongst their constituents whilst tte increase
to the army-which Is only to be Temporary aso-woad
not afford any new Offices worth speaking npou,. The
administration does desire yoluuteors for several
reasons Young ard his followers can DO inundated
asubmission TO the law without condot will be
humane and equally ~ efficient Q mode OF setting the
question volunteer force ia against the Nor
bgbt Ia Inevitable The rllnoians and the Mssou.
rians with their traditional hatred Of he Nornons could
not be restrained; and h by no means certain that an
updscplped force opposed 10 the trsred fanatics OF
Utah. would a. matter Of course, able put them
down IT. therefore, Congress- should p~.s a law suiho
rizns volunteer force, it Is very do6au If the Pres
dent would sanction IL And. If tho force raised It
would DO used wholly for garrison duty How ong could
volunteer force be keot together under such cIcum
stancest They'would all desert in months.
The Secretary OF War will DO able 70 bring some
ak thousand troops into the hsld carry In the
Gent ia the purpose though IN the meantime sum
will leave frontier posts almost entirely exposed
lhe responsibility Of the loss Of life which may in
CONSEQUENCE OF the absence OF all protection
upon Congrees-the Presids nt has done his duty
Unless the army can be strengthened, is absurd 10
suppose our settlements extend into the wilderness
amidst hostile savages Yet the very persons who pro-
fes TO be In favor the expansion territory
most loud mouthed opponents OF the Army bill
George Sanders Ii here LOBBYING for sam Colt
He bss apartments at Wizards, and gives din
ners and suppers daily to members OF Congress
and army officers. Colt is trying 70 secure through
the aid OF his friends in the navy, large contracts
for bis pistol from The He has already
cured order for about $500 600 worth. BE Is trying
hrmbug the Secretary Of War into purchasing add
uonal number OF navy size pistols with extra rife sOcks
troops. absurd idea cannot be imagned-the
only point of the joke lying the that would give
Sam Colt large of money. He also hard work
his application for renewal n his patent by Congress-
and hence the diffusion OF terrapn and champagne by the
renowned George and the soi disnnt Col Colt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04


PHILADELPHIA sTocs Nossn
ruiArmrrus, Narch 3, ts.a
soc,s s'eofy. fcryylvana nvcs, ~ lrafn M Hsl.
road AIN. Nrrr- C~ns, 60 toug Island hs rusd, A. -
repnsyiysnA IlAso@s, a.
~. oxaK.~. s.rrh a Las
Co;;ns-saina TO-DAY ia.Ooc h~ss 81 srufrsiy -
cAansed prices. Surar cui Moasrrs, 1or. flrur
- 30 asa 50 IArd, "a bbls., fAc, snc IN No. IL
Bulk pork-f1rs, &c. ast.~ shsalEcrr cc ~. Nn1
sides, TAa sTac ne osr~~, rtc fic rr~rtss
changed. sterling s--hAnse, lVi Q i0i etchNns. 90
New YOrh, s9h.> To-.
no.s N.rrh q fsss
Coson,-sAlcs 10 ear $500 bAlos u !, alk ~ ma.
dins rTlres sdxancfi NJ -s s@ss ~ ~ "a .laFrm
days foot up 10 600 bal~. ard M rccsra n 500 nscs
CntnImrr~, hArrb q IEta
Cotton unctsnged sAiss % esy. 500 tsisa
lusr~s, Narrh a isEs
Cotton marie, quiet sales 70 as,, aoo talas "a
charge 90 New York, y pr ocni a -ons hanEt 60
Georgia morry.
Pa-~~os,, Nsrch 3, ist..
Flcur nrm and IN "a demand AZ -acfArg.l grcrs
wheat FIRM Rcd, ~ o3asi os. whTf " ~ o. ~
Co-n-whio lover yellow sdvsneed ~, tsc A.
yellow. $50 a o0c. Nhbkey dull a gic 81 - Pew
sons quiet and rstheF nrneT AZ ccr-e ave. NJ isis
hour Yesterday, RIO w~ spd Coz ioc iosc-ths alisr
price for select
rFusrurrrs nsrrh = issa
nrcadstUfs quiet Fiou~ arn AZ o. 80 o. WEST
DUH and rrics. barely mainla'nef Eci, ~ asi Cf.
whte, sl 2Osti 20 Corn dru a So q SIC ~ c1rss.
iOIc alike IrovlsioCs quiet Mcas fcfk. gif fc A
81. lard firm AZ ioSc. iohr. whskey eur a.
"a q. DC.
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AIAASr, March 5, isss.
rwrfuo~s
ByN slo.s (ssm )-yro~ sAs ssp~~w,~r. Of Kings
county icr the rcps~l S the xstrcpolsAs rcace lac
ny Mr. warm (aeu -Tron ne Mes yosk Medical
College, sskDs tor .. approprs.nsn Of $4,000
~ Mr. sorr (sen by bl provide Zoe the payment
Of interest co pr,tc~see osnai drsfs
~ Mr. NoKes (rspl Tavess,y IN the spsc'nim~st Of
trAsss. Ass fssessb-,, - sivs @-rr,sd sonsa ta~
lossr 70 sEpes o. thss pseeesv = " 49, 'Avor.
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,ss es.rs .sS y .. sss ne rss., :, 20; .ss
necstvs and osbsr sss~ ofnosrs
b, NJ ls ye.@ y = F-o.las for ne .rassa.ss. q
the charters al scorporsled ctes Also, llcssAs s
lumber Q, rOs1iss pgsir 4 me cry q Ms YOrk.
ny Mr. fcrs (r~r l-reisnv- 20 buxs and barking
b Nr sHAknEwr TO aes.nsls ne sal.ras Of osroers
Il the ststs government
NE ccor,sr, q Me ~. extended 10 Hoa p.nis
M s-ss,~ tbsp sect INTO ersestIys s~~-Ls.
Ihs ssAs he'd q,.ns storm, kH"csass .e~ssss, lAs.
Ne sosasn.noa - so,.ss.s Sns. so%.ss..ss. " q
bsfeor Nss'~rs ~ the 6cmccr.uc frcass q Brsnsan
apd scbu'lz, ut al the nominees coparmcd-the
The name q I-'eel v raineles sent 10 today
for espf oinsneri A. cAna APPRAISER
A--~asiy.
AIA.ss, March 3, 1853
The Hon. PANEL Dsckinson occupied . yss. 10 Ihs
Houss during tho morning se-sica.
Mr. psytoD's chs'ee, made last nghi that &C ec
wAs 10 be- PAID On the passage u the brookyn Local
sessment bill pssseo In the s~nste anA h amended
IN the House ny himself and Messrs. Daryss AM B.cb
RANKS savrSgs RAMS
Mr. Cs.rsorf bui prsveni the RANKS Of issue frcm
being connected Nth .syss- bssss, made 10 .u~ns
al the stale before orcerei third reading
su~gY
he report OF n. Cooms-sae's ~ tue ,~nsl rand
u stAte Of The lind, IN reply 10 Tie re~oainas " Ae
Assembly seLt IN. The CSmmLssic ners state lhsi
,bey have unos band pres enl nor prospccuve
70 pay the interest the teo nail ssd bal debt
c-p 500 Coz from The list deneeuc, otr, gul~ss
be had 10 borrowing On credit Of the s.nsing fund.
sfrcAl oErKR
The bill 70 remove tie sis OF allegheny county wAa
'aktr up, and The osccsscn occuec osi q ne morning
-ess op
NysrnoAnos Isro rfn ArAAs ~ cAsr1s aaKDxx
TIE report of the Conniiee COtnns~'.. "a Nsyxa
ton WAS received me report ftstes tt.t "A cpince
~ the committee tina, SItber invest gsiios % b. ossie
toto the e conducting the srs-a = the Castle
Garden Fri grant depot. rescrt'or ,asef for the
sppcintu nj o. SPECIAL nmittee q nvsstSAron-
Mr. BsAon (dem) moved 70 ay the report On the table
Loaf
sr SMITH (eem, moved the adoption 81 the report AMI
resolution, anc aov.ca:cd his motion al cngth, Which
adopted
poiAS sxIKY ooSTrrED xr
Tie Attorney General has sven Opi.ios In reply
TO The res oluuoo OF the Assembly, thai noa Necessary
Ter member 70 reside IN the district for whiea be .
elected
hr. CRAM dem moved that Hon John G. soc,y he
declared EMIT I'd 70 the seat from New York aud thai the
petition Of the contestant De dismissed.
The House postponed the matter for week. after
hard struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
TAe Cenneesseut Democratic State. Conven-

NEw HAvxS, Conn, March 3, 1853.
Tie Democratic State Convention met here to day ].
n Phsirs, OF supsbury, was chosen President
Cen sancs Pratt, Of Hartford county, and formerly
member Of oot gross nominated for Governor the
nrss ballot The vote folows.-PrAu 1872; G. M.
ingerscll isT; James c. LOOMS IL.
The osber candidates nominated follows For
Lieutenant Governor John Cotton Smith, or sharon; for
Secretary a s,ae, y. williams. Jr- OF Stonpgon; for
Treasurer Daniel Warner, Of Fact Haddsm; for Comp
troIler, relss C. Child, Of Woodstock
THIS Afternoon the Committee Resolutions reported
series. but ~ woodward, Of hiddleown, thinking they
Cd noe fer enough In support of the President moved
70 amend them. lie wN supported by C Ingersoll ana
osbers, and opposed by Mr.. Strong Of Hartford, and
c,ber-
Amer o rather warm debate the resolutions and
.m~remeui~ referred back W The committee who
r,rcr,ec after the resolutions amended 10
approve 81 policy Of Mr. Buchanan expressed In his
psusurAl address and several messages Tho resolu
then Adopted under the operation Of tho pre-
ycas question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Brrrxz-HaaRisos In Brp kiy a. on Saturday, Feb
a., b IA. Rev ~ Lewis JAsB w. BUrcaKR 10 Miss VI
fIs ~AEIy BAssi-os, both n Brooklyn
T~sss~T-Psrr.-Oa Tuesday, Feb. Q, Ut Old Bridge
~ the Rev. e. G 8is ..a,l "A, Joil MAlxR,
a. Too rs,y IN Me- MAHr psrIv. "f Nee iu,bsm . j
hzu- CUrsuG AT =. ADS church Brooklyn, CT
"Wednesday Msrcb 3, ny the R,v q Guitar y p and
u~ Nv james Thomson rsctW of 81 Johns church, ot
SomervE@, NJ WHyoAD 3sirs 70 SAsAH youegoss
dsusss~r Of tho late Edward Gum ing e ~ Brook yn
sAss CT ths Reformed Dutch church & Bergen Neck BY
ne rev Aaron l. rs'voli, GIRax vRxnAsD 70 lsAanIA
pss1se 10Th u O Du-vie Hudstb equity. New Jersey.
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arrw- 20 r~o NfNs Aururn fs~rrnv Acrvrs-
fr~isres n wI-,s, cfNc ma Fusca street. vas yesi-r.
Gag ~tfrrcon wr-ttsd W rrccr max. q warrari L.
@fat ~ 10 suoF, MAy@ remsnn, compliant %
iswss tsssh, - usn cagghi Ne 40 ~ Carrying psce
49, ri rccT 80 a. the crice % -arue Iscgiufon q No
- So ttr.,t A s.lurcaI l.st rhomT-cn, alleged,
- ss-a - ~ hsfylast Cuu-s. dsi~ fsaier shon
trmee - ar rAnAgtsn Gu beng brov ghi hesore
~ NaYar. ~ go hela 90 eNnnuIumfion.
ofre ssrtuells 20 ue Mayor's squad tcos INTO us
tsl en sWrAnt one "a John, kcepc- Of ~.
rtatf ffre e.rner ~ rhaftau ana fnxser ~rcsts wno
49, aefff, the r~r1r~ as asert sevefa Snuih
utteries, auoas shch ne rslAF~co sna pokcolaoke
ANY kutrlea 10 w4 takar before Aocordsr BArari
1F evan natior
hsfssf - sseruss 'tfsuFn roIfcr rssrifsr~r~- -
ssrFsant hufusy ga rs~ ~ men. made auosber de
foeni uFon a. aiEgud 'sicy shop % No - Ann sucet
Yesterday mrrr no, 49, n o'cccx AM succeeded IN
affrstrl seFes. Iarte. ~ AZ q purches no ri-v
~ ~ etsf sffsstet 80 s~eprr III NE plase Wni
NfAaY snt t~p ett~rs ustn-d Chsrlrs Frnaes ani r.
Naii iyors vhc, ~ Yer wvA ius qusrtty o.
hoets, poi~y y, AZ, q hruukbt befse zoe Mayor.
hckAy 80 hsii q Ne a a. o. coo and FrAnc. aad
lgars rach ~ 90 al - sAt cxAsninaiion.
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Tor the foc~ing csirs vzThe missions Of santa Gar.
and Dolores confirmed TO 3. Aimpy. Bishop o.. sad
che mission Of San Jos occdrmea 10 zane also Cor
t~o LOIS the city Of s FraIcisco, confirmed 70 JACOB
T. Leese and others.
Gen. Tram Nye has en- sppcinted Untsc states aar
shs for the Northern Di:so II nos place Of David
ann removed.
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Appalling Cata4ts ophe

APP11nh8 VNt2AtIOFhe.
BrRNiE0 or THE STEAMBOAT ELIZA BATTIE-NnARLY
FVkTY LIVES LOST.
New ORLEANS, March 8, 1885,
6espAach from Mobile states that the steamboat Eliza
Rattle was burned Il Kemp's landing. Demopoiis,
Alabama, on Monday morning Thirty nine lives were
Lost and twelve hundred bales of cotton destroyed
Among the Lost was Rev. Mr.. Newman, Of Louisville
Ky. Many of the sufferers were frozen in the water
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SorrWwnv FNvxwrMirw-we iearn from the Car.
uare H-ruia thaf m@~sing " m. p.utvs o. Le.ke
c-u'y h~s w~s heid a. usf plaos on tLe sth iasxnt
- whct nesfurr~ were afc-tcd fnr o-rsn q
fgrrufura .nscctston 20 q prrrranert f,ssntauon
GO shess rcrtheFa Tlsute-s fmgruve your systeun q
sgfTutCfe, epeoarsTe eow~stc mNnufscanre~ and y0l
al 40 mere ~ >outhsra undergraduates tnan al the %
lfica N'.lors % o. oui q Consraas.-y.,g Oyiscri
P6ay1as, "a ~
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NEw OSlSAss March 3, 1858.
Gen. VIZ walker arrived here 70 day, and has taken
bis old quarters Gen Henninssen Is slso here. Gen.
wslkeT vclczAriy gave bal day tho of o. 200
~ appear before The cout <th Monday IN April
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WASHINGTON, March 3, 1885,
ny the arrival OF the mail lAis due we have New
Orleans pspsn containing additional Mexican news
brought BY The steamer Tennessee, a. that port
The evuusss Of Guansjuaso Quercsaro and zaca.ecas
~ee Il csAya The LATEST accounts and general ASTON
with zuioaSs's forces wss expeded within week.
General Pascd Was shout 10 enter Allende
-Four ousand constitutional troops with eighteen pieces
Of artillery had been reviewed In Orixaba.
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Mr.. Ey~stcs Grafton on Charity.

PBnApxrPnA, March 8, 1858.
Al the auction sale this morning gentleman paid
hundred dollars premium for the nrst choice Of seat ct
The delivery Of Mr. Ey~eH's orstsn % Charity.
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The Debts Of Lawrence, Stone a 90.

BOSTON, March ., 1905.
Al the adjourned meeting today Of tho creditors Of
Nessrs Iawruce Stone o., before Judge Ames Of the
Insolvency Court claims were allowed of about 100000
making the total debts thus far allowed aenin,, the Arm
rocs up s2,0T1 900