The New York herald., 1863-12-29

WsTn OHHt INC HaFk NfnahdH, uhutf
Captain iarrabee, ~hicn Iefi Manila for Cork Tor
orders, tbe IStb OF September last, with valuable
caro- Of sesars hemp, indigo oonee and pepper, was
and Afterwards destroyed The Amanda fine clipper
bark Of five hundred aud ninety hvo tons built at Maine
n 1861 and owned by Messrs. II T. Stevens, Of that
city. Tho other vessel burnt by the Alabama wa the
well known Eas, India aud CANA trader, winged
Racer, commanded by Captain Cammioes. Tho
vessel seft Manila on the stn a septenber, for
New York, ana also managed 70 fall IN WITH the Ala
oama, of Java Head and after undergoing .he pfen'
nary cOurse OF showing papers &C., was declared law
fol prize 70 tho Confederate and destroyed
Tue cargo the winesd Racer very valuable, beng
principally tobacco, segars and coffee The Winged
built Hoslon 1852, l7o1 tons burthen
asa owned in New York BY Aessrs- r. J. Iayser 4
states that the United States war vandcrht,
Captain BALDWIN, had MT st. Louis, bound 70 the hAss
e. sssss ., me me HrSs q ne "a
nous Osnfs1ersss cruiser.
sxszuRs IN rW CLYDE OF TUE ALLEGED REBEL
sTRAMBR PAnPERO. .
% Tharsday the collector Of customs at Glasgow re-
ceIved from the Lord Advocate OF scotland
70 the Pampero, under tho Fofe1D
=: sm s nss e
kssers Thomson, near Glasgow, aad was beng etted
90, IA the haIbor. In consequence however, Ot sonmo
arrived tho Cyas about three weeks ago fof he b6F
peso cf preventing tho vessel gong 70 sea Meanwhile
akos preoognitons 10 the oas6 and The Of
vessel appears to be the result tU
France.
DEBATE IN THE sENArs ON rns ADpssss rS yHs
KkPEROR- ENGLAND PEREIDoUs AND pisLOyAL
PAns Dec. lS-Evening.
In ne scnato today the general debate upon the a-
Tne MARQUIS Boissy criticized paragraph tho nd
congratualins the Emperor upon tho result OF the
eectCns lie declared that these elections were badnot
with regard 70 the number Of government Candidates
elected but account OF the manner In which, and Of
s u S
ny OF the constitution the laws relating 70 the press,
the financial situation, the Mexican expedition and
the Polish insurrection, which he declared was not
national but revolutionary n the extreme. The speaker
expressed his desire for peace Aodng TO the propo
sson Of congress and general disarmament the Marquis
pointed the impossibity Of attaining that object,
lhanks 70 the ingues OF England mercantile Power
Der adious and which has always desired ruin
France" The Marquis protested against the paragraph
OF the address appearing to say TO the Emperor DO all
that you think proper we wi follow you constantly
tho table motion, signed by ten Senator'S, purportng TO
modify the constitution
mention Of the Roman question lie called upon the
Poles 10 repodate foreign intervention. revolution
whsh overthrows one Kingdom cannot establish an
other.
The general regretted that the treaties Of vafranca
and Zurich had not been executed. The power Of the
Holy Father would then have boon respected Ihe
speaker ended by hoping for peace. and ,d:-'If
France must again make war lot her carry II on without
any revolutionary infuence.'
The general debate upon the address closed with
termination OF the sitting and the discussion by para
graphs begins to morrow.
rho supplementary election took place in Paris tho
l4,h, and the opposition candidate, M Pelletan, was
elected by majority OF nearly six thousand votes over
the government candidate.
fhe bin for a loan Of three hundred million francs had
been laid before the Corps Legislaif
The Paris Bourse on tho l4th was rather Dropping.
Rentes closed at OF. 3Oc.
AuntrAa.
Rumors circulate OF crisis in the
trian MINISTRY. It was reported negotiations had been
INTO with Prinoe Charles A0ersperg 70 replace
Archduko Raincr President Of the Cabinet. Il
also assorted but contrsdcted that Herr Won Scbner
ling had tsndered his resignation.
The Allensd OF Milan bad Published q manifesto from
tho committee inviting The people 70 prepare
action The Journal also publishes mem0randuIn
Of Carioaai TO tho Powers IN favor Of nationaitcs