New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-25
y,cp Dor Special Correspondent.

Since the departure OF the Eagle "a hours nothing
in he way Of news bias transpired, and commercial
,,orle generally who were kept in their counting
rooms on Sunday last by that steamer, have been
,r;oync the pleasures Of the carnival. We have
lsd balls without number, end the streets in the
sdopocns have been quite lively, though tho en-
nnsiaem Of former years is wanting, snd this feas'
IN 70 ia as masQueadng is concerned BIDS iair 500"
10 become obsolete. Tomorrow we relapse ih'o VIC
ouie; Of Lent with its religious processlons' as inc
only heal. eaye next Sunday, which ls deNO'ed 10
halle called dc pnata till the 9th Of April gives us
Che Easter HOLIDAYS. Meanwhile for the past month,
,s,sGallv. we Lave been quite gay-innumersble
,cirees and balls have been given: Quite large
,rrrise party was given in the Cerr5; Loaf night,
mo another takes place tonight. As presumed,
DE departure OF tie opera has increased the crow ded
houses al ChidirDi Circus.
OF courfe we have Lad the usual amount Of ru-
mors bul none worthy o. credit. Ii is surprisng
low The number OF sensaiOn exciers has increased,
tu, they are by no means expert. They 10 not
give auy probability 10 their stories. For instance,
The most important report III IT were trne) has been
ihei Gen, pIim was shot on tie 18th ut. by the
French Minister IN u duel; that tue news came by
the French steamer Vera Cruz Of the St. Nazaire
Inc, which arrived in Santiago de Cuba on the 1th
DIST Now we know that these steamers leave st.
Es,a,re on lie 10th Of each month, that II is im'
no,slbe for her TO have brought news Of what took
Mace n, Madrid on the 18th. j have seen Bel pan
iare,, 10 tie 10th, and We have those from England
10 HE lSth. in which no mention IL made OF such
On slnr: .till il liz insisted upon by the crsdnlous
here However, ere this reaches you, you will have
Lier d.tes from Madrid and VII be able 10 confirm
or depy this somewhat important TO Spain, If truel
TumOr.
tust our Government viii take into conndeia-
zion the letters Of our Consul at Matamoras. Lsree
ouant,iee o. goods of all kinds shipped hence TO
that lace the ultimate destination OF winch is the
Rebel army. Goods come from New. York here,
and are reshipped 10 Ma;amoras. a quantity OF
cotton cards have come ont, and have been or are
being shipped hence There never Was 80 much
tnde as now b,tween the two porte-llavana end
Ns,amoras. Unionisis here are longing for Butler
10 10 10 New-OIeans and Banks TO Texas.
The United States steamer W. Is. Reancy has just
some in b,t has not been visited aud osEso; obtain
INV information as 10 whether the officers and
Of ,le Haiteras had arrived at Key West or not.
Tic Anglo Coufeder,tt steamer Alice (alias Malta.
CORD. came in this morning, having lett Mobile on
Ibe 1854 ana tie bar On The l5tb. She brings 800
bale ot cotton s;iG several passcngers The United
States euuboa Huntsville, CAPT. Rogers, Is just In
from cruise IA tie Gulf; 10 news. steamer is
signaled 10 he leeWard OF tho Moro. There are
several Americans outside
As ] cIese, French steamer of-war probably
from Vera Cruz, is coming 40. Her Dews, II any,
will be too late for the mail 10y the Pacifc.