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| NEW loRk. Dec 30-The steamer Ar
ago arrived lat night with Captain Marsh
nan and I, persons Of the steamer Ia1h
.imsr.ca, from New Orleans. the 10th.
which founjrrcd at sea. She had 2VJ s,l-
dcrs and l.O cabin passengers, aud crew
Of II men. 100 persons were saved aud
100 lost
The steamer Lofiyeth arrived to-day
from lIavrc, with the remains of Minister
Dayton.
NEW York, Dec. 3l.-Thc Juarcz
Government of Mexico offers bounty Of
from ninety to one hundred dollars to vol
untccrs from foreign countries who will en-.
ter its military service.
1t appears that there were one hundred
and nincty.sevcn sick soldiers on board the
North Amcrica when she went down. She
also had on board u valuable cargo Of cot.
ton.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 3l.--IIon. Geo.
NJ. Dallas died at his residence in this city
at o'clock this morning. lie was able
to be about yesterday.
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The newly elected
G overnor, Reuben Il. Fcnton, was inaugu.
rated to-day.
ST. Louis, Jan. 2.-Thomas Fletcher,
the newly elected Radical Governor, was
inausumted today.
California News.
VIM. Farrell, alias Minna Price, was ar.
rested yesterday for countcrtciting over six
thousand dollars in coin, in five and ten
dollar pieces, besides $3.50 in Legal Tender
$50 bills, found ut his headquarters on
Market street. Officers Lee and Ellis have
been after him for months, and have pur.
chased counterfeit money from him several
tines.
Several hundred negroes turned ont in
procession yesterday, followed by numbers
Of carriages. They made quite credit.
able display.
Thebark Ann Parry, from Puget Sound,
was wrecked near the Cliff House last
night. Capt. Trask and three men were
drowned.
Gold, on Saturday, the 7th. 222; Cur
rcncy I; Legal Tenders 46aG47.
NcW York, Jan. The World has a
rumor from Washington that Senator Nor
gan is to be made Secretary Of the Treas
nry. That Seward is to be made Senator
in the place of Morgan, and Adams is to
succeed Seward in the Cabinet. 1t is not
known who will succeed Adams.
The UcrdlHs correspondent gives full
account of tho recent important raid
through East Tennessee and South West.
crn Virginia, under Generals Stoneman,
Burbrdgc, and Gillian. The injury in
Aicted by it upon tho rebels is immense
and is to them probably irreparablc. Tho
lead mines, salt works. fifty foundriss and
furnaces, one hundred miles of railroad,
fifteen locomotives, two hundred cars and
q vast amount Of other property were des-
troyed. One hundred and twenty pieces
of artillery and many prisoners were cap
tvred.
The Savannah correspondent Of tho
World writes that Sherman will march
first on Augusta aud then to Charleston
where, with Dahlgrcn in front, ho will lay
siege to the. stronghold.
Dispatches captured on rebel soldier
dcvolve nm intention to send the rebel rams
out Of Charleston harbor at once, thus tax
ing an advantage of the absence Of our
iron-clods. This led to the prompt send
ing Of all tile monitors to Charleston,
where they now are.
The Richmond Scstixel has a report
which it discredits that Price is dead.
The Herald gives complete history Of
Dutch Gap. Canal, from the time it com.
menced. last August. up 10 the day Of tho
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