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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-11
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN At PORT And.
MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL.
RIOT in BELFAST
CAPTURE OF THE AMERICAN BARK ADRIATIC.
THp CAPTAIN IN IRONS.
IMPROVEMENT IN COrTON AVID CONSOLS,
&c., &C.. &c.

PORTLAND, Feb. 10, lSbs.
TIE steamship Indian, C-pt Jones, arrivet here AZ IL
O'Clock this morning She let Liverpool at 9oclock On
the mornsng Of the 27tb u Her dates are consequently
four days later those By the Arabia a. New York
The Lcadon Tines OF the 26tb ut devotes sixteen
co,omus TO tie wedding Of the Princess Royal ami the
Liverpool papers OF the 27tn contain little else.
The latest Jews FROM India was maily conveyed by
the Arabia.
Fresh disturbances rad broken out in Bosnia and the
Porte had despatched large body OF stroops there.
Arres az persozs suspected Of connection with the a.
tempt to assasnate the French Emperor continued 70 be
made.
Incendary pr ocama!ons bad been posted in Lyons but
they resulted IN no disturbance Of the publ; peace.
The steamship City OF Baltimore also sailed on the 27h
uN from Liverpool, and TIE North Star was TO leave
Southampton On the same day for New York.
The steamship Niagara, from Boston via Halifax, ar
rived q. Liverpool on The 25th uit.
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THE GREENWICH STREET TRAGEDY.
Two OF the Gang Plead Guilty to Man.
slaughter and are Sentenced TO the State
Trason.


Before Hon. Judge IogIa aham.
FEB. lo.The People Jas 7ooe and Ddni 7snbroot,
alias Sailor Dan-Tesc young persons stand charged
with the murder of Teresa sptzlen in Greenwich street,
Of which crime Maurice OConne has been convicted AMI
sentenced toexecnon. This morning both withdrew their
plea Of not guilty and pleaded guilty of manslaughter
IN the first degree The Judge sentenced Tooe to twelve
years and three months and Tenbrook years and
two months Imprisonment in the State prison The Judge
remarked that Toole had formerly given similar plea and
then withdrawn it, II WAS therefore in The opt1n Of the
Court whether they would receive the plea again not
but as the District Attorney consented the Court would
receive H. He then reviewed the circu. tances Of the
ELECTED the trial Of OConne and said that bu.
for The mercy OF the AC. Attorney the prisoners might
now be on trial for murder The Court made the dier
epce IN the punishment because although renbrook drag
gsd the woman Lo the room, did DOT appear that he
bad abused her as the others bad done.
The Court then adjourned to Friday, when IIagan the
fourth person chsrgcd with this double crime o. and
murder, will be tried. unless he enters plea OF man
slaughter the uegrpe.
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INDIA.

The further details of the Inoia news, brought by
the Arabia, contain matters OF interest Sir James
Ouram remained at Aumbagh, with 1000 men. It was
said that the rebels threatening TO attack his posi-
tion. Sir Colin Campbell going TO Fu1ychur. The
insurgents at Kotah in great force, said to have de.
throned the Rsjah.
The Azmgbur frontier was threatened. General Grant
marching towards it,
The rebels defeated at Cawnpore had fed 10 Bthoor
Calpec The Gboorka column OF oqer 1000 men under
Jung Babadoor had left Ncpau for service the British
territories.
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Irish Observation-Disclosures OF 81. Ps1rsck's
Day.

Day.
The delegates Of the different Irish civic societies Of
this city held their third meeting last night al Tsmusny
Hail. for the purpose Of making preparations for the proper
celebration of the ensuing st. Ps,ricks dsyJames Kec
IAN Eq President Of the Convention in the chair Tno
attendance NOT very large but The following societies
were represented Friendly Sons OF Ern, Quarrymens
Association Ancient order Of Hherniaus Universal III
herman National Greens, Ancient Order OF Hbernans,
Ancient sons Of St. Patrick, Flushing Mutual Benevolent
and Burial Society, The Worknrmcns society, Blue
Greens Of Erin the Irsb vaonsi GrenaSers 600 rung
commanded by Captain John McCourt TIE principal ob-
ect Of the meeting was u ascertain the number OF sooo
tics disposed to combine in the approaching cclebraon
but Eve weeks are yet 70 earse before the Irish
ionsl festival occurs steps taken tov ards srang
ne the details, such proceedings being considered pro
mature.
Mr. LEONARD proposed that a convention should be called
Of one delegate from every Irsh civic society In the STATE
~ New York which should he considered Kind o parent
society for the guidance of ALL having e of bye lsss
70 them that perfect harmonymeDt exist
all the societies. This resolution agreed 10 without
disfen Tho chairman then appointed the following
mee ~ consider the plau and report s the next meet
iughr Leonard Judge Connolly, Thomas Herman, John
ONei Ed. Keepsn, Jas. Saunders, John Mcintyre jas
Bgler John fsnn ARD Capt ). McCourt- Judge Connolly
rel ored that he bad waited the societies assembled 81
Ibernan fall Prince street, and that they appointed
committee a Eve " arrange a spe,hod whereby they
could all uuNc in tue cslcbrstion Of ~ Patrick ay They
proposed thst the societies meeting at Tammany Hall
should cooperate with the and celebrate the day
society in becoming manner. This view the Judge
ipcided in He represented that the desire for
toon 1cnoWtnin cxtetr0 among all paNicS
and he favor Of the Tsmmsny ec<ng adourning
and going up 10 Prince street 10 meet their friends there
and act one body There seemed 10 be difference
io owhether Mr.. Keelee Mr. Gaynor ~ss che chairman
of the ccnsoldsied societies. and Judge Coccoy thought
shame that the members shouid be estrengcd on
Account Of a drfercNce between two individuals. Nc
thought however, sfev studying the matter that Mr..
Gsynor bad the bcst right OF the two. Judge Connolly
move ed that the meeting should unite IN boy with the
societies meeting Hberutan Hall but after souic-
what breezy debate, the mc,on laid the table.
Finally delegation Of five appointed 70 meet With
delegation from the other meeting 10 settle all existing
differences. After ev remarks from Coroner Consery,
the meetng sdiourned snhient 20 tho call Of the char
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The United states frisato Nasara, at the Brcok
lyn Navy Yard almost ready for the paIusng on
tho outside already completed and vesy little 10 do on
the nsdc Men are busy engaged In taking in her coal
which will be slowed three DAYS She will n,
in going trim by the LIST Of March next which time
she ~ ordered in commission
The United states storeshp Relief the BROOKLYN Navy
Yard is being hted out as fast AZ possible and will b.
ready for sca IN a week
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SERIOUS RIOT AT BELFAST.

Serious disturbances took place al Belfast The
ing Of the 25th. Some fireworks having been lie, OF in
honor Of the marriage Of the Princess Royal
gathered In the principal streets and evinced riot
disposition by throwing stones large bodies Of
ssbuary and police attempted restore order but
assacd with missiles. Finally the dstaban 10
such hegh, that the Mayor read the riot act and took
prompt measures TO dsperse the mob, in which he sue
ceeded after trouble, and by midnight the town had
assumed s wonted quiet Numerous arrests o the riot
srs were made.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Operations were resumed on the Lcvisthsn the 23i
and 2bth u and the ship moved forward about nine
feet each day During the proceedings an iron handle
sprung from its poson throwing all engaged upon in
various directions severely injurng several Of them
It was rumored that Admiral Lord Lyons would sue
ceed Lord saora dc Redcle Ambassador 10 Constsn
tnope, and that Vice Admiral Fanshawe would succeed
10 the command Of the feet on the Mediterranean station
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BELGIUM.

The Belgian government had not ntimated in the
Mor any intention OF altering the laws in respect
foreign refugees but would content itself with prosecuting
the two newspapers, lie DrapOu and lie Crocodile
Colonel Charras, who ordered by the Belgian gov
erpment to quit Belgium, about to sail the United
States,
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Appointments by the t.overnor.

NorARIHs PuBIIC-NEw YoRK.-Ef1neham r. Hyatt
Henry harrington, Otis u Swan, Jacob r. Amerman
George r. Baldwin, New York City; re appointments,
Henry H. Huolot, IN place Of francis II. iiiz
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PERSONAL IN7ELLIG E.NCE.

The admirers of Henry Ward Bccchcr very inig-
nant that bis name has been excluded from tho list Of
preachers contained in the two volumes Of pulpit elo-
qncnce recently published.
duel was fought the 22d inst at Vicksburg, Mis-
sisspp between Mr. McArdlc editor of the True South
crner, and MIR. Partridge, editor Of the Wing The
weapons pistols at ten PAGES Partridge wound
cd in the ankle at the fist fire. Mr. Partridge formerly
resided at Norfolk Va where he served his time at the
case, and learned the art and mystery OF printing.
letter has been received by gentleman of this city
from President Pierce He states that he left FunchaI
in sailing vessel the 9th June and anchored in tho
Iagus the goth During the voyage Mrs Pierce suf-
fecd severely from sickness hut recupeatcd rapidly
after being installed in comfortable quarters. During his
sojourn at MADEIRA (Which cmincntly gratifying
Mrs Pierce though feeble, enabled to ride out and
enjoy the nvigomtng influences OF the balmy air almost
every day lie was to leave Lisbon for Cadiz about the
I'd of Juy thence in ten days for Marsees thence for
Vcvay in Switzerland, to enjoy the last of Summer and
early Autumn upon the shores Of Lake 1elnan. "l
Of he Ball. Sun.
The descendants of Governor Hutchinson and Lcuen-
ant Governor Oliver, Of England, about 10 institute
suits the recovery Of large amount Of real estate in
Boston, which they hold belongs to them under the 9th
article of the treaty Of 1874 The controversy is said to
involve number Of nice questions of public and real
property law.
The friends of tie Hon Lawrence NJ Kc,t resolved
that his shall be presented TO the consideration Of
the legislature of that State, mt its next session. for
seat in the United States Senate.
The New York Tribune says that Mr. Ullman, who Ia
in London, has engaged Miss Piccolomini for tho
approaching opera season. and Is in treaty with Mr. Gug
lini, the distinguished tenor.
William A. Scavcr late of the Buffalo Courier has sue
cecded Ihomls Ramsey in the cditorsiip of the New
York Churchman.
Among the speakers announced to address the mass
democratic meeting at Chicago last night the Hon.
Sidney Brcese We notice that Judge Breesc has beer
mentioned by his friends as candidate for election to
the United States Senate Judge Douglass successor
Among the visitors at Berkeley Springs Gen. Footc
of Mississippi Senator Kennedy and family, and Dc Bow
editor of DE Bows Review.
William s. Rowland, esq, United States consul at
Rign accompanied by Mrs. Senator Gwin and daughter
Of California, ut the H5td dc Bere, Brussels, on
the 2Sth of June last, route for st. Petcrsburgh.
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THE Army And. NAVY.

The u s. steamer Arctic arrived at the Washington
navy yard yesterday morning from Key West, whence
she had pleasant She left the Wabash Colorado
Constellation Macedonian, and Saratoga at Key West
In the fleet the health is generally good. The Arctic
brings home Surgeon Lockwood, who transferred
from the Constellation Passed Assistant Surgeon Hudson
being transferred from the Arctic ~ the Constellation
The following is list of the officers returned in the Arc
tic Commander III. J. IIartstene eutcnants, j. H.
McMuaney, III. M. Garland, r.. Z. Mctrea surgeon j
A. Lockwood; LIST assistant engineer, A. G.. Sinners I'd
do, J. s Albert; 3D. do. i. II. Brown. Lieut.. j. d.
Hamilton late of the Saratoga came on rs passenger
The u. - flag ship ST. Lawrence was of Montcvideo
the 18th of May. Tho following changes and transfers
have recently been made in the Brazil squadron Samuel
Forrest purscr transferred to the soreshp Supply sick
Purscr g. W. Abbott transferred to the St Lawrence !;
Lieut.. s. X. Franklin appointed acting purscr Of the
Falmouth; Lent j. SkerTett rctrnsfcrrcd 10 the Fal
mouth Master t. t. Potter transferred TO tho brig
Perry Master A. j. Mccartney transferred to the
snip supply under sentence OF courtmatial John
Mason transferred to Falmouth
On the return Of the Secretary of War an expedition
under the command of Mr.. f. f. Balc will be organized
for the purpose Of constructing bridges and improving
the crossing Of streams on the road between Fort Smith,
Arkansas, aud Albuquerque, New Mexico and also for
completing the connected sections Of road extending
from Albuquerque westward, to the Colorado river OF
The West, the 35th parallel of north latitude
portion Of the expedition will start from Albuquerque
eastward and another will go westward from the
point. t a-@ M
Inc United States sloop- war Savannah went In
commission at New York Thursday 22d instant, at II
O'clock Her crew consisting of two hundred and thirty
men, were taken from the receiving ship North Cnoi-
na On the arrival of her board preparations
were Immediately made to haul her in the strcan
ier narire guard numbering forythrec men, oil told,
presented quite military appearance, in full uniform
they were marched mp to the parade ground in the navy
yard from the United States ship North Carolina Lieut.
a. y Hays commands the guard and previous TO their
departure on board ship n,anuv red his men well They
tbs ~
snip North Carolina The Savannah will sail FOR tho
West Indies the latter part OF this week Its,te,
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MARX THE DIFFERENCE.


Four wears ago Senator Douglas returned 10 Chicago
after his gallant triumph over the opposition In TIC M
td States Senate IN securing We passage q The Kansas
Nebraska bill and the repeal Of the Unconstitutional COM
Promise and he WINS insuted and made the victim OF
every conceivable ndignity The flags were raised at
halfmas the bells olIed, marks OF public DIS
pleasure at his return and whom he attempted 10 ynd-
cate his course he driven from the stand by bses
aud ycs aud cnrscs, and was compelled 10 nee lion inc
Infatuated abblc,
The frst plst that Senator Douglas visited after being
driven out Of Chicago four years ngo was the democratic
city Of Joliet the only city in the northern part Oh tho
State of Illinois TINT waveed In support Of demo
cratic principles Most of rcaicrs remember the well
come with which lac received Ills presence among
ms WAS greeted with the deafcning shouts OF adnirpg
thousands. IL was here he made his opening speech )
and IL was here he found democracy enthusiastically In
favor OF the measures for the support Of which he
coiyed the excavations Of the people of Chicago.
few DAYS since Senator Douglas returned TO Chicago
again after having passed anosef crisis IA Washington
Ills triumphant reception " we'll known to readers.
The Same people who had insulted him four years ago
were ubiant over the event of his return and turned
out by thousands to give him glorious reception They
were 80 carried away with enthusiastic admiration that
they would lcoscd the horses from the carriage in
which the distinguished senator made his entry into the
citv and hauled it themselves had not Mr. Douglas in
good taste positively told them he would get out of the
carriage il they did 80. n
This time as before, the next place Mr. Douglas Wis
tcd after his arrival at Chicago Joliet on his way
south TO bloomington and Sprinield, When the
rived at the depot though several hundred had
blc to sec him. he received with respectful silence
There was no shout like that which his presence sponta-
neously called forth four years ago, though many OF the
,,nc men were present Ii Is true effort was nndc
10 get up cheer upon his departure, but it proved
miserable failure.
We would ask our readers to mark the difference in
the receptions of Senator Douglas Certainly the con-
ras Is striking We opne that the fact that Mr. Douglas
returns this time after having opposed the democratic
national administration and the democratic party in q
measure Of policy has much to do in the change of the
feelings of the people of Chicago towards him We know
II Is the Of the GOODNESS exhibited by tho democ-
racy of Joliet.
But, have said all along, the democrats of Joliet
do not want TO make the support opposition to Le-
compton test Of democracy Nor will they make war
on Senator Douglas any democrat for his opinions
that question II Mr. Douglas will do justice to the ven
cradle statesman that fills the Presidential chair,
which inclined to think he will do the democracy
of Joliet will give him such reception and such vote
as will terrify the abolition traitors
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OFFICIAL.

Jamss buchanan, President n The United States Of a, raom
y
Satisfactory evidence having that George
Porter q resident Of amore) appointed Of tho
Sublime Porte for Washington BALTIMORE hereby recognise
hun as SUCH and declare m free exercise and enjoy such functions
powers and privileges allowed tho the most
favored nations in the United States.
In Testimony whereof have caused these
-ni and tho seal Of the United States To BIO hereuno
Given under hand at the city of Washington Of
H. ~ July D. 1885, aud Of the Independence United
sacs Of America tho eighty third.
s-a ~ a,rse JAMES BUCHANAN.
ny the President f1.s itA
Lawns CAss, Secretary Of
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collision took place the New Orleans and jackson
railroad ON the 10th instant The engines tenders and
man cars OF ooth trains were smashed up, and much
damage done to the passenger cars One fireman and
one brakeman were badly injured Mr. Hubbard Of tho
firm OF Grecnleaf Hubbard Of New Orleans, and Mr.
Mbritton mail agent for the route, were slightly in