The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-24
Our spezzfa Correspondence.

SprzzrA Italy, Jan. 2, 1851
Resignaion Of Capt Ingrahdm-Liem. Woriey and Lieut.
Dor,er-Edats Of the Crisis Upon americans Abroad-
Movements Of American Ships, de-, dc.
This day Capt d. NJ Ingrsham has resigned tbs com
mand Of the United States steamer Richmond, and ro
turns home in order throw up his commission in tho
United States Navy.
Lieut. A. y. Marley left here. the Goth ult. for tho
came purpose This, with Lieut. Dozier who left tn,
Richmond at Genoa, makes three from one ship. Lieut.
Huger executive officer Of the Ioquos, will also resign
All these gentlemen from South Carolina should
other States follow the example OF South Carolina and
secede, thore will be scarcity OF officers
in the Mediterranean, as no officer viii remain N
the navy after his State shall have left the Union We
now that the South is indeed in earnest for when
men give zip profession upon which they depend for
their own support ana that q tner iamlhes SHOWS
that there Is deeply rooted feeling IN their minds that
the South VIII never return into the Union undcr the
Compact az IL now stands.
Died, board the United states steamer Richmond On
the 31s of December OF consumption, Lorenzo Gacomo,
native OF Italy but for many years resident Of Ports
The United states storcshp Release sails to morrow for
Boston, having board thirteen invalids from the Medi
The United states steamer susquehanna sailed on the
Oath ult for Naples Mossna and the coast OF Syria
having board the contributions for the sufferers IN
Tho United States steamer Richmond leaves here to-
morrow for Gaeta and Messina.
The Iroquos In dock at Genoa, having broken her
back.
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Italy.
Alta dinner given at Southampton the sth inst, upon
the occasion OF laying the corner OF the Hartley In
stituton that city the usual loyal toAsts having been
given,
Tho MAYOR proposed The Health Of Lord Palm srston"
winch was received with cheers,
Lord PnsEeroS in responding, said trust that the
bequee which you day commcmorating the foun
dalton wiz place the town OF Southampton upon par With
the otns great communities OF the country, and upon
evei WIN is public condition. and with the Ind vidual
and ntenectua cultivation which prevails among it's in
nAbuAns lCneers) Gentemen, have laid the
foundation, and all things have Int "A
took leave 70 say this morning convinced that thu
foundation we have laid Will be the oundetion on far
greater structure than that which you Contemplate An
your proceedings to-day When " IA found that Won haya
these institutions these OF instruction and thas
opportunities OF reciprocal intellectual Intercourse moi
only citizens, but others who take an interest
IN your welfare viii be induced progressively year after
year 10 add 20 those which, however they may De
efficient for an immediate purpose, WILL am persuaded
snd hope BIO inadequate to provide for tho future
tnteagcnce OF the town You have been kind
enough TO refer 70 questions IN respect 10 which
hope you represent the feeling OF the countyani you
have expressed your satisfaction at the in which
the govornmcnt Of which have the honor to be MON
Der, has conducted the public affairs which have had
20 dispose Of Tho autumn which has lately passed. and
the present winter have produced three events rc
markab perhaps, any which have been crowded
IN the same space OF tmc and Ia three different quarters
- NE Gobs.1 You, Mr.. Mayor, have advsrted TO the
events which have just taken place IN Asial the
occupation Of The Chinese capital by the allied Engah
french FORCES any man, twonty years ago, hed ted