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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
CIATEM ALA.

We have files of the Ga-eta de Grd'co'dlG TO the
Goth OF December. 49,
of November and the President delivered his usual
message.
He commences by congratulating the country upon
It's being in state Of peace, and that notwithstanding
the late ravages of the cholera the people continued
10 prosper and the resources Of the country 10 De
developed. After aluding 10 the termination OF the
in Nicaragua the President refers with regret 10
the questions that have arisen between Costa Rica snd
that republic, and states that he, 10 conjunction with
the Government of Salvador, had offered his media
ton. With all the nations of Europe the republic - AT
peace, and question that had arisen with the neigh
boring republic. Mexico, was in fair way OF settle
uent With the other Central American States the
best good feeling exists. Trade and commerce was
steadily increasing and great advantages had arisen
from the steam line established between the Pacihc
ports and Panama TO aid and increase in every way
the permanent benefs of this trade the President
recommends that the ports and the roads leading
thereto should be improved and ask the assistance oi
Congress for that purpose.
dl2 res. do Rice ga 10 real, the aroSs SAT- % qq+
Correspondence Of the Panama Star and Herald.
GUATENALA Dee. -, 1885,.
On the l3th inst, the gold and silver crosses
awarded to the surviving officers who served IN the
late Ncaraguan war, were distributed at the palace
Of the Government by the President In person
The authorities have just published the entire re-
ceipts and expenses Of the Government for the year
CONN enciLg on the st of January and ending on the
3st December, 1856, from which It appears that the
entire receipts have been, from all sources, one NIL
lion forty thousand one hundred and fortyfour dollars
Fix reals end three quartios the expenses one million
twenty four thousand three hundred and itty-eight
dollars and one quarto; thus leaving balance in the
treasury of fifteen thousand hundred and eighty
six dollars, six reals aud quartIo.
regret TO say that the cholera has carried of
large number OF victims in Honduras-in the depart
meht of Gracas over 5000 persons having died. The
greater part of these were attacked after the opening
Of the graves of some persons who died of cholera some
twenty years ago.
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Deaths.

In San Francisco De- 81 of cOnse.tve fever Mrs Ruth L.
Anderson, late OF Massachusetts aged II years
In Shasta Dec H. Mr.. Elisha Vsdme,re aged - yes,s
In Ned Bluffs Dec H. CHARLES Oliver eldest con of warner Ard
t"Ioels fsl, eyed 10 years and II months.
merly Of Iowa
N San Francisco, Dec 3, Sylvester Murphy late Of Pitts
tuph in the 9Th year Of his age
In San Francisco Dec. IS Miss MARY Ann McCnn native
OF Longfred Ireland. aged 2i years
san Msteo County Dee = the residence Of Judge Fox
Mich. - " ~ - ~ r'A' 'A'' VI - ''
IN san jose Dec 2 Sarah p. H. dan sher of Reason
rAA ;. Jordan. eyed 10 Yeas. -
HI pon slst rl.sr County Dec. 10, " H. Brown aged
AZ oeo Fellows Rsyine iub& County Of consinnjon Dec
10 rshhnh hl<rs aged y years formerly of Vermont
San f,sL cisco, Dec. IS Edward H. PS dses of NANTUCKET
Mass, aged q years. u -'si'N'A''
shire, England "''e VI SN''P
Al sPAnishsoSu Dee - hsr.b,n Stephens. us,v, Of Maine
aged - years. '''' " 1"'-''
saIns Anpbel sg,d 2ycsr - s'N W.
A. John Bull Bar, in tAsycTss County "
mcrchtr .sed g years native II On.s.nt Pr.nc. f'
In San Anc-co, Dec d Of consumption Ps.,r E.r,,.
native q lf,iAod, ARD ~ y~a-..
On Nesr0 hD De- ST. Mr. Mary Ann John, ased II y,,rs
In Fan Francisco Les ~ tsp u. w. HaanaerIes "a w.
gips - 4 54y~Es
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Married..

In oakland Dec q at the residence Of the brides fathe BY
the Rev Dr. Yer Mehr Mr. James Wilson to Maria daughter Of
the late William Rev olds esq., Of London s,..
In Los Angeles Dec 49, Don Francisco Ao to senOrits
In Coumbs Dec 10 Mr. George McGregor to Miss Maria An
toinette Hobert. ~ c,,, -,
In Shasta Dee H. Mr.. Trial TuuEa,e TO Miss Haunan Kelly
In Msysvle, Dec A. MI Owen Owens to Miss lciphene g.
Al Empire Ranch Yuba County, Dec. l6 Mr L. H. Wells to
In Maiyssile Dec 3 Mr.. John NJ Cole to Miss Harriet
c. Knox Sacramento Miss Sarah socunb OF San Francisco
In San francisco, Dec z BY the Rey Dr. Scot Mr. C. g.
In Sacramento Dec "a BY the Rev M GSbeI a. the res.
den Of MR. sS Mis- bD sn g. s1aS sS''
In San Francisco Dec - at ST. Msys Church by the Rev
p Gsashe Mr. John +. CouhD to Miss Mary Ann Fennns'
In San Fisncisco Dec a. by Justice Hanahsn, M. Peter
Van Bever OF hsnposs TO Miss Caroline oursesu1 OF San
In San Francisco in Calvary Church. Dec q by the Rev Dr.
Scott John WiDs merchant of San Francisco, To
Mrs Jare NJ. Wheeler.
At sweetand Nevada County Dec H. James F. Drake to
In Msy.vlie, Dec: H. Henry J. Ward to Sarah roCmy
wLiddcu by the Rev R. P Cutler M Nm, Graham of stock
ton to Miss Marese, T. Ateman Of Portsnsath n H.
Julius label to Mis-. Mary Helene wolta,.
In San Francisco, Dee a. by the Mr. Christian Eicher
In M.Iiinsa' Dee ~ by the Rev. j. W Bryer Dr. Rizon
s eO Costa e . s4s W Us 5 VI sy the
Rev H. wsy NJ Ss%pel Myers, Of Geysrs.e' s0nO'
IL San frsDccO, Dee 49, BY the Rev. Edward s Lacy Mr.
W Reed, of joaquin, TO Miss A. Ausds;e Holden, of
Massschusetts
In San Francisco Dec % BY the Rev B. Briefly George Ii.
Siuorion San joaquin, TO Miss Mary Hsnnsord Of Port
snc, Ne.
IL san Francisco Dec. ST. by the Rev. r. Briefly BENZ I.
Hsnord Miss Emily McPherson adopted daughter OF John
short, esq, all OF San Francisco.
In San Francisco Dec ST. by the Rev. B. Briefly the
Howard House, &. PARK MISS ebeccs Kelsey, oil of
San Francisco.
In San Francisco Dec 81 Trinity Church, by the Rev Mr.
ThTa Mr. Edward Sosson OF Msysyille TO Miss Emeine
Maria only shtcr OF the late Daniel Green esq., 81 Camden,
NJ j.
IL San Francisco Dec 81 before Orn Bailey Justice Of the
Peace Gabriel A,usya and Gertrude Chayis al OF San Francisco.
In San Francisco In ST. Marys Cathedral Jan. BY the Rev.
Joseph Gala she Mi Hugh McMulen 10 Miss Mary Brode
nick, both OF San Francisco.
In San Francisco Dec by Justice Bailey, Mr.. Alfred Claude
In San francisco, Dec 81 by the Rev Augustus Kelner Mr.
H. Oakland Dec. 81 BY the Rev T. T. Prevsux Senior Frau
San Pablo.
In Portland o. t. Dec. IL, VIM. A. Day Miss Prseils NJ
Gray.
III Marion County o. T., Sept q Mr. J. F. Nathan Weller to
Miss Olive Porter
In Marion County, o. t. Now u Mr. James f. Miller to Miss
July y. Smith.
In Linn County o. T., Dec T. Mr. William Hale to Miss Rs.
chel Alphin -. . .
In jacksonville o. t. Nov. q Capt W. W. Fowler to Mrs
T. Gsss. =,
Rowe.
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at, rvArd into the river, and retired IN launches TO
Castillo, where they spread the alarm.
The eyi-disposed fellows Who were there LET hre 70
the houses, threw the guns, rides and ANN nniaoo
vbich thew could not IKE with them into the water,
and putting property provisions and cattle on bosrd
tie ogden they set on, for San Juan Del Norte, and
.iolped within ten uIls- Of the port. mr.,
Ills took place on December ~ On the tn
they were taken prisoners by 100 North Amencan
SOLDIER who went up the river in the Morgan, and
On the 18th they we're 10 leave 81 prisoners Ii On
American vessel 81 war for the United states.
Lieut. JipeneE whom the fllburers took With them
va. taken prisoner and awaited himself OF the fF-t
opportunity TO return By way Of Sarapqui
According 10 advices from Col Cau.y, dated Dec.
Goth everything being prepared for An expedition
70 Castlo-haaks 10 the aeigeRcs aud GOODNESS c!th
rk,ch L,svt. JmeHe. defeated The tIlioEsters ALONE
Csuiy viii find the river freed from the enemies
The bank of Costa Rica under charter granted 10
Don c. Medina vas organized. and would shortly 60
in operation.
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Two WEEKS LATER RGON CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR.
sl,565,77o 9s i'm Treasure.
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
INTERESTING PROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC

The steamship Moses Taylor, with the San FRANCISCO
mail, Of the 5,h inst. and 81 56j779 90 in treasure,
arrived here at about O'Clock yesterday evening
The following is her report:
The Moses Taylor encountered heavy head seas our
;pe all of the passage from Aspinwal, which port 'he
NJ, on the 10th inst at 3l5 p m. The U. s. steamer
Fu.on. Lieut.. Commanding Amy, left Asplowah on
the morning Of the 18th inst. for San Juan del Nore'
for the purpose conveying to tina, place Gen NJ b.
Lamar the United States Minister to Nicaragua. On
the go at 80 a. m. Havana bearing s. f. by f. 30
miles passed the Spanish feet consisting of one ship
of.the-ine, frigate two sloops one gun-brg and
one large steamer. oath, 5. s. h. Of Cape Florida ID
miles, passed yacht Wauderer, bound s. w.
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COSTA RIGA,

Our files OF the Cr0Rica De Costa Riea are to
Jan. ,. ,
The i,I ms HOLIDAYS in honor Of the erection OF the
state INTO Republic grind review Of 5ooo troops
was held, and medal struck IN honor Of i9e defeat
GERS and men who took part i, the war. 1t bore on
one side the inscription, Costa Rca Agradecda Pre-
mea el Vslor." and on the other Santa Rosa, River
" San Juan, Presa de Vapores, Castillo Fuerte san
Jorge" &c.
In the CrOniea of Jan. 8 we hnd the following ac-
count of the dispersion of the hllbusters by one Of
Costa Rics's officers:
Last night Lieut.. d. DOnisio Jmenez arrived from
San Juan del NOrte. lbis ofhcer was sent by Col
Cauty 10 rscopnoiter San Juan River, went far
"El roro, and seeing only single sentinel on board
the steamer "Virgen he boarded her with MS three
bostn,n with The intention OF sciziDg her, but on
l-ap1c on deck he was Immediately surrounded by
the hlibu.ers who were before concealed. Ga beiag
taken prisoner be addressed me pirates with resou
ton telling III, N that large force Of Costa Ricans
~ss advancing The tardns terrified LEI. the ~ VIZ
zen" taking tie principal guns I'D ;hr0s.0g them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

A,ns 9th. ssesssed In bic staesat, spS.cod
m oser about ID. hail ,hs dessed wa srssxey
previous % ccmips into the s.ilery ~. =
% ,o,p deposss and ssy-I rscosnise The BODY a he
,s..d 70 b. that q Lewis Besrdsey Dc hes e~n aoppas
d. Metropolitan Hot. for the Les; three vee be has sesn
,i.v 5,,nsed In mind oT years. his deIansr meat go
rn Cor the last few days he hss osn eonhnse 70
Ms bed n O'Clock a evening be rot up ion' a "a vent
visited al The evening = nis rs,a.n. 1I ..s @
for him but without avail the deeessed ns1sy 49, sdy
y,ah. gd and 0thrr vauabies presume ne go arm
him when he went out lat a: hey are ns 2 - ~ a.
room dsccased clerk IN De once on =" '>S
~ Wisconsin hs hns len . wife and chic :,
Howard A, Baldwin, being duly sworn, deposes and
.sys-I an Officer s,tschrd 10 the Eisnn reines r'nee
su.n the Lafayette shoots Gallery Rro.ees ,. q On. ne
pace with the proprietor The place wss Lpi aie '1o
around the body Of the ereessed so sy 80 on
he IA there the marx Of pistol shot In MS head vnch
pruesied the orbit OF the eye esrcsed DIS pso saa ad
g. BODY removed the Station Hou. & was 10 "Ase or
money on bis person 81 the time searched th- oody
The Jury rendered verdict a. follows
THAT Lewis Beardsley, the deceased, came to his
death by suicide, in shooting himself while AborinS
under arrangement Of mind. -
As mentioned in the testimony Of one Of the wit
nesses Mr. Bearjsley was engaged IN the Office Of the
Secretary Of State of Wisconsin. He nephew of
Judge Beardsey of Utica, this State, formerly repre-
sentative in Congress during the administration of
President Jackson. The deceased was ~ years OF
age and native of this State. From the 'sct 'ns'
bis valuable gold watch aud pocketbook were m'ssing
when Officer Baldwin was called 10 take charge o. tue
body, il was supposed Mr. Bea,dsey bad been rosoed
after death; but the vauables were subsequently as
covered in his room under the pillow Of his bed, whefe
they had been left. Mr.. Beardsey had deeds ana
other valuable documents in his possession Inc
friends have taken charge of his remains for inter
me
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Markets..

es FRucIsco, Saturday Evsnirl JEn AZ
PLoJR-JobbiDe ,ses Of 80 qr.sscks .; eI2 SGslo
WHElr-6O BAGS sDld a. &C. -.
BAELEY-S.ss Of 30 ssss "a 81 50, so DO, 2" &C. Ne "
do a. 6 S.
O,T-s.les Of 100 bag, At 2,c 80 DO choice Seed &c
PoIA1oEs-Sses Of $40 bags a. CD. bag 49,,
BUTTEE6 hrsins Eastern Butter sold On terms ho' ss
RiCE- a btls. Carolina so.d Oh private terms
OYsTEsss4 1homas BaLnoie cold at sieilor a. ~
a 81 Is; 50 do. Price 4 Co.'S - 1913
sueaR-l0O bale. China No sod private ;erms
- - u boxes PhonE kIta stained sfd g. .eS
iioI a; sc. ,oxt
Day GooDs-Ssss Of u sPssu.. Pnr,s and y Sa'e
CsrL's Lsits private terms. ,,,...
NooDEkwAEE-ltO d0z thoep~d Psir,ec rAs -ne y -''
7 b. told U terms made pubr
LuseER-s.e, Of 5000 fee: Hum bold scantins a;
So 90 F-lci1s and 900 do Redwood bo-rd- q ~ -
sh.nses and 20 200 Lsibs ~ 8 D.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
CHILL.

VALPARAISO dates are TO Dec. Is.
The registration of voters for the approaching elec-
tiops has occupied the attention of the people through
out the country during the past fortnight. Some
abuses said to have taken place, but in general
the registration was legally and fairly conducted.
The unfavorable news from the United States and
Europe, of the state Of the money market has been
felt in commercial circles, but losses have
taken place. The next harvest promises 10 be an
abundant one. The reports from the COpiapo silver
mines favorable, and the copper mining interest IS
fourishiDg. =, e.. c
The diplomatic question between the United States
man. is not yet setted-Mr. Bigler waiting instructions
from his Government. In the meantime the captain
Of the Sportsman has resumed the command again
under protest. and sailed for Tngau to load ores for
Baltimore.
The question with the French Government relative
to the ship Phoque is not settled. On rumor that
the CHILEAN authorities were about TO investigate the
vessel the captain of the French ship-of-war Layoi-
sier who had just arrived in port, on hearing the ru-
NOR, sent armed force board for the purpose, 1t
would appear, of resisting the authorities The force
was soon after withdrawn, but the impression left by
the act has been very unfavorable. The MTcarto
says that Ar Lmperani, tue FreRch Minister, IL per-
sonaly unpopular IN Chill.
Congress il still in session, but no business OF i'm
portance has been DONE A Ministerial crisis has
taken place; the Ministers Of Justice and Finance
(iberals) have resigned the Ministers appointed to
ill their places, belong to the Presidents party.
The z. y. n. Co.'S steamer Valdiyia was lost on
the ll,h Dec. in fog in Bchuquen, about 10 miles
from the port Of Lico; passengers and crew saved;
no particulars are given. The Government steamer
Esmeralda had been dispatched 10 render assistance.
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FRICTION OF BONNEVILLE BY FIRE.
We are indebted to The Mdrysv,He Express for the
followiDg particulars Of the fire at Downevllle
Ian 1873

We are Indebted 70 The WdrysulUe Erpre.s Tor the
1ollowipg particulars Of the fire at Downevllle
"DowsIEviLLE, Jao. 2, 1853.
AT O'Clock p. M, on Aew-iesrs Day, the fire
broke out in the 81. Charles Hotel and IL hour aud
half Main street, far up a. the Upper Plaza, ~
gether with Bridge street ana Commercial streei, as
FAR the Methodist church, blsckened pile Of
ruins. TIE Court House and dwelling houses on
DuTgan Flat wer. saved, also the upper part OF Nan
street. The Congregational church and Frater-
nifty Hail destroyed. The Offices Of The Sierra
Ct-cA and Sierra Democrat were also destroyed.
Tie Methodist church was saved by tearing down two
other buidmgs. The Catholic church wa on tire sew
.rsl iin,s, but was saved with difficulty; sso the
dwelling Of Mr.. Langton, which was within 100 yards
Of 100 kegs of powdet, belonging 10 East nan Co.,
which exploded and the explosion was beard 10 mites
dirtatt and the air filled with fragments OF
timber yet strange 10 say, very serious accident
occurred. a. S. ii. Dexter had hIs arm broken, and
several others Lad lesser injuries from the same
cause."
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NEW work. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1853

ofguy boat. vss standing at the time up
on tie landing, and sow the whole crcun-
stapces 90 related sb,ve. | immediately got INTO
nv beet and followed her on board the stesmer. and
he a Ger Of the deck and asked him II he counte-
psnced .uch proceedings by his officers and men. de
ordered me 10 leave the vessel Immediately, or he
would br. ak ny bead
In subn Ittng the above statement to you nope
TIA, VOW II have the matter Investigated. aud tue
fscts reai, laid before the American Minister at
Lima for is information. 49,.
Yolls truly, DUANE, h"'ef OF Nv sup
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LlGIsLAIrRE ORGAyIzED.-The Territorial Legs
latuIe met at Salem Oh The 9TH ult.
The Council organized by the election Of the follow
ing ofic.rs
President, II. ID. OBryant of Douglas. Chief
Clerk Tbo- Is. Micou. A.sistan, Clerk, William
L. " hite OF Marion. Sergeant. alarms, George A.
EOdes.
The Lower House selected the following officers:
Speaker, Ira +. NJ. Butler OF Polk. Chief Clerk,
Charles RI. Hand Of Benton Assist,nt Clerk, N. L.
Gates Of Marion. Enrolling Clerk, q, l.. Rl sci.
S.rgeant-at-Ams, j. b. Sykes of Josephine. Door
keeper, j. Il. Brown Of Marion.
Tie Territorial assessment has been finished, and
shows that the total value Of taxable property Is
$l8,463772.
John p Gaines, formerly Governor Of the Territory,
is dead.
Preparations are making TO elect State officers and
a Congressman IN June next.
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PERU.

By the last accounts from Arequpa, the Govern
ment party and the revolutionists both remain in 3
state OF mastery nsctvty-the former intending to
attack and the latter waiting TO be attacked. Gen.
Castillo says the Tacna correspondent OF the Lana
Co1aeycio is waiting until be has force OF one hun
dred to one before he makes assault. The people
in Arequps according to late accounts, are in state
of great deinorazation the Bishop and many OF the
Clergy have Jeff the city.
Tue Apurimac is still the coast. visiting all the
port. waiting for something TO turn up. II. b. M
sbip " RetIibutiOn" watches her az cat would
mouse and thereby doubtless saves the foreign mer
chants from much annoyance
In Iscra some extensive commercial failures have
taken place The houses Of jose Maria de Vale and
Jose Prohiesy Calvert have failed for sJOC,WO and
three second class houses tor aggregate OF Sll0O
Business suffers much from the revelation. MuleeeIs
and hmen He'd, ana cargo cannot be brought
down from or conveyed 10 the interior.
From Lima W. lSsrn that Mr.. Lomer, well known
a. trader in the Chs.re slave trade has been ar
re.ted on his return froV '- United states charged
with having organized q ".. ier expedition in that
country in aid Of General EchS.ique. II to con-
.st of 800 men brought out IN large steamer what
A fine Lew field fer Waker, Tor which Lomer WAS to
receive double the amount OF the expenses, If the
pedition came out, but not availed Of and the
zane sum and 20 900 tuns OF guano beside, If the
pedition was used for the service Of Echenique.
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= E,v.d. Dee a. Jane. A. and Gterse g. win Children OF
II and Jane Moorc.
In San FrsIci.co jan ) Fr,nt W. Painter, SOD j. b.
an Cam. W Painter a,sd year, D onihs and days
A. Stars Poiet o. Dec. 10, Us Lacine e's 81 ivy
A. y,sr. ,,t a.
In Benton County o. T.. De-. Chapman H.~ey sed 81
Poi COUNTY O. T. Dee. g. Ers Mar act E. wife oi
hen. y Glory, az, ] n years nouihs and II dsys
In Washington County o. T., Dec - hennet'A bN~t se
"A molths.
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FIRES.
FIRE ~ BROOKLYN.

FIRE ~ BROOKLYN.
About ~ clock on Tuesday night FIRE broke out
in frame dwelling in McKibben street, near smith,
and also communicated to the adjoining building both
being owned by German named Jacob Ganner The
buildings were damaged by fire and water aooa,
So 600. covered by insurance. The fire issupposed
70 have been the work Of an incendary.
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=, -, ,,,..vhsIer. is I27, $50 barrels Of oil and
POI 10 IA ,onpds Of bone The average quantity Of
y, g., Zach hip which includes American, French:
o. %,aUso and Hswsiispl is Si5 barrels and TO- $40
nounds Of bone, which Is an improvement over the
sversge for 1856.
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SALVADOR.

The Gdceta del SoicadOr of Cojutepeque Is to tue
o6,b of December The elections had taken place,
and Congress was in session. The papers are aoso-
lutely destitute of political news. The question OF
Costa RIGA and Nicaragua and the preferred mediation
of Salvador being the only subject of interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
OREGON.

The steamer Pacific arrived at San Francisco from
Oregon on the sd ult., at o'clock with dates from
Portland TO December II.
COMPLETE RETVRss or THE ELEcTfos.
The following returns OF the Territorial election are
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AN INSULT TO AN AMERICAN VESSEL.

NNLIHV' BtNs II IOJf.
VIM Mills so, Uuitrd State. Consul
SIR: beg TO call your attention to outrage
United BY boats crew on the property OF my ship,
and further insult TO myself, by the commanding
oficer of tie Peruvian war-.teamer Yzcuchses. The
facts are follows:
This afternoon between and o'clock my boat was
con ing into the mole for the purpose Of taking
Toe I'd NY ship aud she approached the public land
ing boat belonging 10 the steamer Yzcuchsca showed
"a rum the Government stairs, and although there
wGs sufficient room for the boats 10 have gone clear
without coming in collision, they did through the
willfu stupidity Of the officer in command OF the
steamers boat. Ny men did all they could to avoid
il. While The hvG;s we're together the bowman CT
the steamers boat took he toa,-6ook and s'rack il
.h-o5gt and through lie s.NtGsrd q2;.t4T
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FRoN LrBERn.-By the Europs letters have been
received from Liberia as late as lith December.
One from President Benson, ci that date, gives the
following ol inions:
Believe me when tell you that would not nave
.py of the incidents reversed which We have passed
Though this year in Liberia. Every Intelligent and
pobe-hearied Liberian much good resulting from
the hard tin OF part of this year. and does not hes
tate 70 Or, nounce the condition of Liberls really
better than ever.
"Domestic provisions and breadstufs are cheaper
Than when wrote you last. Good potatoes are sell
inc AZ Is cents per bushel up the St. Psurs River and
more are ered at that than sale can be found
for. The mail is in, and am this moment about
leaving 10 attend the opening of our national far
Wr,ruyR IN FLoRIDA.-A letter from Florida,
ds,,d the sth inst, says: 1t has been very warm
All Winter: pesch-trees are in full bloom, and all