The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-07
Arrival Of the Anglo Saxon at
Portland.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
Renewal of the Bombardment
Of Gaeta.
a WARLKR MANIFESTO FROM GARIBALDI.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS,
DC, &c, &c

PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. g. 1851
The steamship Anglo Saxon this port at half
past this evening She left Liverpool at half past
The news s unimportant.
An Influential meeting had been held at Manchester, to
devise measures to relieve the cotton trade from the
anxiety resulting from the dependence the Southern
II states OF America. Resolutions passed recon-
mendng efforts commensurate with tia importing dan
ger to prevent calamiies approving the steps taken for
the formation Of cotton company, and expressing the
desire that the company recently launched should CON-
mence operations without delay.
Several American vessels have been registered at
Liverpool under the British flag, in order to enable
them TO carry salt 70 South Carolina and return with COT
ton without fear of capture.
Il was expected that the Indian Eve per cent loan OF
f3 600 900 not to be delayed eyond the 2Sth
| trial had taken place the Thames Of a peculiar
steamer for the conveyance Of troops In inland waters
The steamer nearly 400 feet long, and accommodates
over 500 troops 1t draws only two feet OF water.
Tho steamship North American reached Liverpool at
/ zine O'Clock on the morning Of the 24h.
Tho Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown the afternoon
Of tho oath
The steamship vigo from Liverpool 2Sd for New York
took ESQ COO sterling.
The steamship New York left Bremen the oath, and
would leave Southampton on the 26th
The newspaper bag of the Associated Press will be for
warded by the morning Boston, and will be due
| ct New York at midnight Of Thursday.
The london Post says there consultation at Paris
II on the affairs OF Syria.
Prussian gentleman has had audience Of Napoleon
md presented autograph letter from tho King Of
Il Prussia announcing his accession to tho throne
The Moniter announces tina. sennsa consnLatam had
been presented the Senate and ordered that
of tho proceedings of the Senate and Corps Legsl t BIO
placed at the disposal Of each journal every evening
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily Ns says
there doubt whatever that extraordinary naval and
military preparations being made by France. The
excuse the menacDg attitude Of Germany toward Don
mark, and the speeches Of the KING Of Prussia.
Tho Bourse quiet but pretty steady renes closing
at 67f 45c
Count Persigny had refused TO allow Emile Oliver to
establish newspaper in Paris. Other applications had
also been refused.
ITALY.
Official dispatches that at eight O'Clock on
the morning OF the 22d the batteries Of Gaea
edly opened heavy FIRE against the sardinians The
latter promptly replied and compelled the place TO re-
main SILENT and the beseigers continued their fire.
Fourteen vessels were before Gaea, and at
noon on the 22d the feet got into line The Sard
nians were actively engaged on new batteries.
Naples Geographic despatch Of the Esd says the bat
| tteries Of Gaeta have slackencd fire.
Tho official Gd-ee OF Naples publishes declaration OF
fkho blockade of Gaeta.
The sardnian tro.ps despatched to Abruzzi and
| Calabra.
Reactionary movements were everywhere suppressed
and reactonary bands had recroesed the frontiers.
Garbadi in letter 10 Vigilance Committee in Italy
atcd 18th Of January, calls for fresh donations TO pro-
.cure the necessary for facilitating to Victor
Emanuel tho acknowledgements OF the rest OF Italy The
Icommitteo urged penetrate every Italian with the
Itdea that in the spring OF this year Italy must
have million OF patriots under arms. Ho also says
yourna should be established to ncnlcate upon tho
electors the choice OF deputies who having their first
|though, the reimbursement and integrity Of Italy shall
obain from the government the armory OF the paton
General Turr had returned Turin aftcr visiting Ga
ii -ibadi.
II was reported that Garibaldi had sent message OF
concord and Cancellation to Count Cavour, and had
Ifalcn into General Tsrrs opinion that attack
EIvenetia inexpedient
Another version says that aribald declines TO adjourn
Ikhe work Of deliverancc unless the Italian Parliament
IEeleaves him Of his solemn engage ments.
DENMARK.
Tho Minister Of Marine Affairs had ordered ar equip
ment q the ct. squadron. twenty two vessels, ncud
ing gun and boats reserve force OF eight nun
rcd and ninety sailors had been ordered TO assemble on
The LIST of March.
committee had been appointed to purchase gun
boats
Tho Minister OF Marine Affairs had announced that
certain number OF captains OF merchant vessels can be
occved into the navy, If prepared to undergo course
4 instruction government training schools, which
Flpcn in February.