The New York Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1861, Page 8

8 ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL. Sewn from Central America, South Pacific, Bandwich Islands and California, 91,056,429 IN TREASTRE ON FRE‘oHr. LARGE FIRE IN HONOLULU. ‘WHE WARLIKE FACTIONS IN NEW GRANADA. Mo Tidings of the United States Frigate Levant. @ONFEDERATION OF GRANADIAN STATES, ery key Be ‘Me stcamehip Aricl, Capt. Wilson, from Aspinwall, February 16, arrived at this port last ovening, bring- fag tho passengers, mails and $1,056,429 im treasure, which ieft San Prancisco on the Ist inst, The following ibe =, LIST OF THE ARIEL, 30 8 % ES ri geseirssse : SESESESSE8 @ur San Francisco Correspondence, Say Francisco, Feb 1, 1861. Pre Almaden Quicksilver Mnes in Operation Agrin—~ Shooting Affray—The Cos of a Murderer—Loss of One @ the Passengers of the Steamer Sonora on hur Late rip, de., dé. ‘The works in the Almaden quicksilver mine have been ‘again pat in operation, and in consoquence, the great evils wander which the seekers after gold have labored ainco ihe unjust interference of the federal government in tho @@ars of the company aro happily at an end, tho prio of tho article has at once docreased, and bout seven bundred mon, unemployei for two years, are now engaged at remunerative labor. Jn Santa Clara county, whero the mine issituated, the ro- cing over tho decision of the court waa gonera! ant Sincere; and, though sppenls have beon taken on bot’: leah tins haceaens Cones of the United states, all are Satistiod that justice has been done, and no efforws of par Siew, > matter how high in station, can prevent the #ac- @eeaful wo king of the mine hereattor. Charles Patrick was shot and killod, by « mar namot ‘Wasson, at Churntown, Shasta county, on the 22d ult. The bloody decd seems to have boon dona in seit defence. ‘William Williams, tried and convicted of tho murder of & Blanchard, aud who was to have been hung in dacra- mento Jast friday, has bocn granted supersedeas By the Supreme ‘Charles F. Deog, one of tho passengers on the Sonora os ber last trip from Panama, was loss overboard on the orping of tho 24th ult, NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA. Our Panama Correspondence, Panga, Feb. 16, 1862. Movements of General Mosquera—Ilis Demand for a Cal of the States of the Confederation—The Ti between Oxping, end Mosquera Wars and Rumors of Wars—the“ United Mote of New Granada’ —Their Oifensive and Defensive Aliance—Mocoments of Naval Squadrons—News from the South Pacific, de , de., de. By the arrival of the Fuglish steamer Conway at As- pinwall, on the Gch inat., dates bayo beem received here from Bogota tothe 12h of January, Honda, near the ead of navigation, on the Magdalena river, to the 222, ame Cartingena to the 21 inst. General Mi ra has taken vp hie headquarters at Ambalema, © short dis- fiance from Hovda, and say four days’ mirch fror gota. The previous report, therefore, of his Buying reached the plains of Bogota it incorrect. He is supposed to baye about three thousand troops with him at Amba hema, while all the important towns ou the river—Hon la, Mompos, &c., &0 —are in complete possession of his fol Dowere. General Briceno, lately wi comny government forces on the river, haying ft the Bunce, hie flotilla destroyed or weken pos of by the revolutionis's, and his command oon vouted, bas himself fled towards Bogota, Alte Monquera’s avaiable force, imcludieg the troops sa loned at the various points on the Magdalena river, is gaid to be about five thousand, To reach the plains of Bogota from his present position will be no easy matter, ‘with such a large force. But bis pian appears w be to avoxd a battle with tho government troops at Bogota, az % shown by the published correspondance be:weon the President of tho Granadian Confederation and himself, We this correspondence Mosquera req:ires, among other things, that he be recognized as a lawful belligerent, on. titled to all the rights of war, and not asa rebel; and in @eier to put an ond to the present struggie, be aske for @Bo calling of a Convention of all the States of the Con federation. President Ospina is also required to place at Mberty Governors Salgar and Pratilla, of tho Btate of @antandor. To these demandes President Ospina replies @t length and with great ability, stating tua: Generale ‘Pasada and Fnao, in recognizing him in August lact aa belligerent in civil war againat the government, had not acted in accordance with their instructions, for the oxo- @xtive power could not consider those who had taken up arms {against the iegitinsie govern- meat in tho light of belligerents entitiel to all ‘the rights of war, but the constitution aad laws re that they should be regarded aa robols, and that pophodeceae te ed the nation, had ordored all such w wih regar treated accordingly. eye tocalling a Convention of the States, Preai- Gspine says that the constitution confers no euch a upon him, and to do ao would be a clear infractioa of that instrument. And as regards plociag at liberty Governors Salgur and Prada, ot Santander, ho declares pak gd te do 80, as they have both boen gi f jou againet the general goverument thi my the judicial autboritios, and uro not emarl of he ene te “ conchides by vo 2g, Mosquera @umrm and disband bis troopa, and lea ropublie, if the really decires his country’s powe « alleges, This is supposed wo bo the Presidout’a ultima tum, and it remains to be seen whether Mosquera will courinue the revolution, and rick s battle on tbo plaing Bogota. The government forces at Bogota nunber shout 4.000, Desides a reserve of about 3,000 milit.a, primc!pally mount Oe, who, i it {8 statod, have agreed to assomb eat a given and join the government troops whoueyer Moe: fod # his appearance before Dovota. It 1s believed oy at im any that the government i on to daveat jera in the event of his marching to the capita! and a attack upon it, ag the dociared pol Ospiza ie to concoutrate all the aval = 'pererement at that point for its de —— of Mosquera contend that cht among tbe governmont troops an ; And as Foon as Hho males b j of the capital hundreds a standard, and that th H furreader at ducretion om Que or tw Uae, by his pub- hora in any other imed thst Genora) © tothe country, Jowover that may aquora ia Bot yet known. Nor is it cnown whether lis offorta ln of peace will prove svalling. It ie dus to capior to atate that Prealdent Oegina, in Pe perition Se hes assainod towards Coneral Mosquera in Lsilo tnoomautent, aram sgainet tho gourral President, public proclamation, decia nfeicration to be MA state of war, and closed the porta thon nae @f abe rovolutioniats agninet fore'g: ~ yma tos, fon Was wout by the furvign Ope ie poahdong a OOUREFY LO Lbeir resprack ; Baderal Yor ynora kar rec Yo Oramie. to the Govornor of Bol wrmwond tbat ar. pal object of bis mission wes goon after his arrival Of powder was sont up Thia Commissioner cont had had an | pins acd va. He further states Uist Genova) fervan ia wo oXandon tho if tho Presiden per wpe in refuning + oon yoked rane a moofing of lowe of the seve < PI 2 = ____NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1861. eaiee Oar Tee corerantman | ‘The Commiseigner further Way 8 |S See Cations, and ‘President of Cy la republic, who lately joumed Menquare’s stananrd, is PimChiel. Sr. Jaan seoaeta einen arin ete Tee embe l Benoas vo tbe of Gen. ‘States Bolivar, Magdalena and Cnuca have formed aa atlisnoo ebuaive as covenaive, styling them. selves the ny agin ng nd New Granada,” invite other States ty noting Governor of the State of Poltyar has ad- Greased @ belligerent Lote to the Governor of the State of Yapama, threatening the invesion of this Iethaaus if the latter does not ia future, during the cvntinuance of tbe revolution, observe a striet neutrality towards Potrar and Magdalona, He bas algo addresse4 a circu- \ar Lo ibe foreiga Consuls residing on thia isthmus, of the Jollow ng purport, translations of which have been fur- pwhed by the American Consul at Panama to the Depart- went of State at Washington and Flag Gillcer Mont- gomery, commanding the United States naval forces in tbe Pacitio, and in case of the invasion of the Lathmus by tho revolutionary forces of the States of Bolivar and Magdalena, no doubt that officer wili take good care nae tLe rights of americans in this quarter are proper!; tpectod by the Delixgorente, government United States should send a sbip-of-war at once wall to protect our interests there in case of necessity. Tho loiter is ag followe:— romp Braves ov New wires +) Ow Bovennion Brats OF Bou OanTHCAGR. Sm—T have the honor to enclose you two coolene? the hates {hace acdrested io the Governor of Panama, under dates of {he Iot and 37th January iasty in che fulliment of » du ened upon me by the Lagiaitsre of hia Hate af ttn oon. these notes you will that the governments of jsdateiis and Bolivar, in the the resent cris, have observed & ctreumspect and conduct im respect to that of Paua was thot tbey bavo aakid chat governia@ent ¢o main‘ain a tral’ position, a du 2 Ree tn it as welt by the spirit of the treatte he United States of North Ame fo the security and servation 0 ch her peciillar position as tho highway 0” ‘iniversal comreros have tnade lier the guar: daa 1f, untorcanately, which God forbid, the government gent nivaeas, and shall depart, fram the oats conscience ‘apd duty, ai alve fi @ war with its bretisin in the Staton? Sagdalsn and Bolivar, aud the ol states of the New Granadian Union, these ptatcs feel duty 19 protest against such action. But their, forces their nine if hostilities agsingt Panama should be the aad result, wi il never be turned wpatnst the regniar and macerial intarests of the ellizens of the government which you #0 worthily represent, but, on the centrary, shall be employed To protect aba to give erunpleie sreurity’ to. them: in, coord ance with that civilization and progress which a/e inscribed op the banners of the regeneraiors of the confederacy. It 1s proper, taoreover, to ti ou that, in case of invasion, te stvcr of Magdalena and Poiivar expect, om the part of the foreigners who seek the protection o1 your flag, the most strlet nevirality du-ing the contest which Will be toreed upon us by Panama, and hope you will afford to all the belligeronta ‘he good and’ humane Ofiiees which are demanded by the poulmophical spiri of our present civilization. | Be pleased to fore; t wir, the sen imencs of dist consideration and Feepeci with whieh 1 subscribe myself your obedient servant, N ANTONIO BE LA ESPIELLA The Governor ot bg State of Panama has already de- clined to observe a beutral course toward the States of Bolivar and Magdalen.., and has so notitied the Governor of Bohvar, as I advised you im my last letter to the Uxnain, and it romains to be seen whether the revolu- Louary forces of those States will make a descent upon 10, Tho Governor of the State of Bolivar states that, upon the receipt of the answer of the Governor of refusing to maintain a strict noutrality trans Bolivar, Magdalena and Canca, he will commence the of @ naval expedition, com) of the united forces of those States, against tho State of Panama, the cost of which shal} be defrayed by the latter State, Senor Arboleda, Commander-in-Caivf of the division of the South, earled hence on the 13th inst. for Tumaco, State of Cauca, in the English steamer Anne, with some two hundred government teoope, A tow days since one hundred, and fifty militia arrived at this place from the interior of the State. They are to ‘be wept hore for the defence of the State, and aro under the control of the Governor, Goneral Jonce, Resident Mipister of the United gem tod to the Granadian Confedera » arrived at Bogota on the 1st of January, and on the 12¢h of the same month he sent a Mr. Donald Molntosh as bearer of despatches 10 Wash- ington. Mr, McIntosh arrived here on the 6th instant, =. will proceod to the United States in the steamer Bon. Jose Hurtado, the eflicient Intendente General of be a a State of Panama, has been appointed by the President Granadian federation Comamissioner to Wash Fated Jer the Cass: Herran treaty. He expecta to leave here for the United States on the 26th instant, or 6th 1 from the y proximo, Sr. Lirgrdelnly of former Governor of the pod will probably succeed Sr. Hurtado in the Inten- eucia. Her Britanic Majesty's steam frigate Bacchante, bear- ing the Sag of Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Maitiand, arrived at Taboga on the 11th inst., from Callao, She 'will sail ina few days for Vancouver's Island. Her Majesty's ship Pylades, from Mazatlan, Mexico, with nearly $1,000,500 sn’ specie, arrye1 ai this port on the 9th. Also, the British ship Tormagunt, from Mexican porls, arrivea on the 12th, Sho iz expectad to sail iy for Eygland, via Valparaiso and Rio, ‘The British steam oor- iU in port; aiso the American steam The later will eail soom for San repaired, a& hor yards havo resentiy 2 damaged. Tho United States eloop yok been hoard from. it is now thought 9 perished in the gale which dismasted wo American ship Daniel ¥i of Hoston, and which countered on t Sepcember lat. otter rom tho sandwich Islands, 2 @.scovered to Varparaiso, which port she recently reached in a disabled coud hing but & jury, met, ing lost her Daniol Kuiot the Sandwich fl of ay and tho Levant op the 14th, line-of-battle ship Ganges, that sailed from Sia Fraueicco in September, en ed asevere gale, by which her sails were much publiahed in a Now Jersey paper that an in with the Levant at eea is a sheer fabrieaston. ‘The Archbihop of Chile, who has been absent in Ru. rope for a year or two pa t, sailed hevoo on the 9th inat., for Valparaiso, ix +h steamor Lima, the govern meant of Chile’ bevirg declined to contribute any more fwods towarce bis eapport while abroad. If, on his re- turn, he takes an acteve p tboapproaching elections, aa it ie thonght he will—be omg one of the Dditterest opponents of the government party—he will probably be expelied from tbe country. to Ameri¢aa ship Avabolla, of New Bruxgwick, Maine, was destroyed by fre at Meibourne, on the IML of Nor vember. Her late maater, Capt. R. Harding, returned to the United States La the Ariel. WEWS ici CENTRAL AMERICA, rm neenpncicietnb as Paxama, Feb, 16, 1861. The Paname Rallroad Oompany's steamship Guatema's, John Dow Commander, with two woeke later intelligence from Central America, arrived at thi port on the 4th inetant. She rings avery heavy cargoand the mails for urope and Centra! America GUATEMALA, ‘Congresa ia im session, and has had under consideration the President's Mesrage. The budget for 1861, amount- ing to $539,199, haa been approved by Congress. The pub- Uc debt of the State amounts to $1,686,163, which is « ema!) sum considering the resources of country. HONDURAS. ‘The Bishop of this Stato haa excommunicated Prosl- dont Guardiola, and the President in turn has banished the Bisnop. ‘The reasons assigned for the excom- munication of the Prevident aro, that he has vated be property of the church, and dieposea of @ portion of Roots for the tes of the State. SALVADOR. Nothing of general interost has tranepired in this Stato of late, ident Barrios had arrived at Acajutla from. his late visit to the President of Guatemala, in the steam- er Guatemala, and prosseded thence to the city of San Salvador, There has boen # great deal of talk as to tho Buture of bis visit t@ Guatemala. It w thought by many that it had for {ts object the conquest of Nicaragua and Couta Rica--upom which States Barrios is known to Layo had designa for some tuno—in which it is believed I'reai- dent Cusrera, of Guatemala, sympathize. NICARAGUA, The Conerone of thia State met ov the 161 of January. The message of President Martinex, as waa to be expect- od, describes the country ae delng in s very distressing situation, althou gh tt hes made some little progress of late, Alhustom le made to the misupderatanding betwoon Salvator and ay , aud to the ponding treaty with tho United States, the non-ratifivation of which by the latwor, aa modified by } in lamented by Prosi. dent Martinez, who recomm ff ho F tion by tho Congress of Nicaragoa La iss present amended form. OBTA RICA, Conaiilerable + provaiis im Punta Arenas, ariting out of af House ofticera that port, which went into jon on the 28th of Javuary. ' It appears thet, besidon the regular umpost du tos ch rged on al) morchandise Introduced from that dave, the same amount of a ‘again exacied on all g2005 ‘akan from that port to any other place of the lie, and eran to t of the samo depart. chanw@ have m tbe subject, but as yet no answer has besn rec Cots is unadually dear thie year: thirtesn cons pound i the nomwal pring, bat there | none to bo had ia Nbo soarket, ARGENTINE CONFRDMAATION. at Oountry are down to the Sth ult, y, between Gen. fas ant the Go vernor of the pr of Son Jaam, the former refuswg to obey tho instructions of the latter to Bupprosa a dis: turbance whish bad been exhibited by somo dsaffocted citizens. It appears that the Caneral not only acted im. passively to the commands of the Governor, but haa united with the Governors of San Laue and Mendogs vo iavedo San Juan, and the sot baa been denounced ina oolamation ae ono of war. The afeir will probe by Veo 0 another of chove 5 American eptotea to wi wo are Bow fully sovustomod. NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC, Our Panama Correspondence, Panama, Fob. 16, 1861. Tho Rnglish steamer Bogots. from Valparaiso aod ‘n- sormet ints ports, with two weeks’ later intelligence from «ll party of She went coast, arrived at this port on the éth Lamt., bringing the malls and usual amount of eperie and merchandise for Burope, Dates are Valparaiso, January 17; 1a Pas, Bolivia, 16th, apa Callao 200h, Tho news le MMimOoTtAN’, CACEDE Lhat from Bolivia, where a revolv- jon had occurred, rewnising in the complate overthrow of (9 gororaren: of Linaron, the particulara of whieh wi) 59 found Slow, under the appropriate head, »a Apo Vorae, she able ction by the local Cuaom The Rosana} of & wilt tenta executing their Won coma a oe aedgatee the south of account of rivers in the sou Chile, military ‘the Indians 7 been delayed, at Coronel, in bye occurred recently south o Cie, destroying some of the best portions of ie town, Business is ror on in SB pemnie owing to the ab- sence of the Northern and Boathern pro- Wines the Argentine prvin provinces and Holivia. Mouey is scarce bigh. Bar copper $18 7s aah for ga 900 quintals hav- chan, last fortnight at tigures, doing in é mals oF Ores, Flour—Best Sa aok aoa a %0. , etx months; Southern brands $5 gt ‘The news from thie repebiie | a ‘highty interesting, Pre been deposed sident Linares haa been aad a provisioaal go- verument established. TRRU. There is no news of neemene from this country. President Castilla ia rejo! at the overthrow of Linares in Bolivia, his liplacbie enemy, and he will probably, therefore, abandon his long cherished plaa of invading and eubjugating that country. All eitorts thus far to raise the Peruvian frigate Callae havo prov proved unsucceseful, Another attempt is to be eB The United States steamor Saranac had arrivod at Cal- lao, and proceeded on her way to Valparaiso. Her cruise in searen of the missing bip of war Levant was un- availing. She spoke at sea the United States steam cor- ‘vette Wyoming, which had also been sent out to look after the Levant. The Wyoming procesded on her voy- age to the Sandwich Is! . The United States steamer Narragansett is still at Callao. News from the Sandwich Islands. Tn an extra of the Commercial Advertiser of Dec. 31 we glean the following particulars of an extensive coufla. jon which broke out in Honoln!n on the evening of Becomber 20, by by which feurtons, bo buildings and $55,000 property were The iire broke out in the stcam fiour mill at half-past six P. M., two hours after work bad ceased, and spread acrose Mamie street. Beforo <haee engines: wero on the ground the whole interior of the mill wes in tlames, and all attempts tp remove anything from it were ‘useless, he are peony mill and attached to it was tho bakery, wh ob epi during the day. Thore were in it at the time of 18,000 pounds of broad, and in she mill some 250 barrels of four, with tho uanal =~ of meal, feed, bags, &c., all of which wero con- The follow ‘ing is a list of the penlaies consumed, with an estimate of the losse, the fgures being mostly below 1 CORE mm Steam tour mill, including the foundry, bakery, machinery warehouse. . eee Do. do, stock de gga aa “36,000 ibs. bread, bread casks, bags, &c. ‘Thomas Hh ? iro fe Johnson & Foster's shipwr! Johnaon & Noster’s stock of Wilcox, Richarda & Co,, lumber. R. Gilliland’s adobe building. Six small buildings, mostly ccctipied as butcher shope by natives... The _——— ¢3 Mortlle, blacksmiths. . Two houses in Caranave's ard, torn déwo:!!: Damages to furnitare removed from stores and houses pear the fire. Damage to government warchouso. It was, “only by the utmoat) efiorte that that the government bonded storehouses were saved, The Advertiser says:—‘This fire is a great calamity to our city. Besides value of the pana 4 consumed, the loas which our community will sustain in the oe struction of the mill and im the stoppage of the found: will prove a great lose, not merely to ee but to tations and shippiag interests the group. it is not likely that tho mall will be rebuilt, for over since its ercetion, in 1853, it has beow a source of loss to thowe ‘connected with it.” The oflicers and crew of Hl. 3. M. ehip Alert deserve spo cial praise for their assistance, whicb was timely and vali- able, Among those whoee efforts were most conspicuous, Mr. Geo. Peoples, connected with Wilson & Co.'s circus, deserves notice.” It was owing to his bravery, in cutting through the roof of the government warebouse, and get- ting on to it with the engine hose, that that buliding was faved. Governor Kekuapaoa’s promp? arrival with forty assistants, each with 1 bucket, also d in checking the progress of the flames. Besides the Got rernor, his Majesty the King and Prince Lot ware both on tho groun'l, axl in BR? 3 ii ‘iii 3 + both worked as efficiently ag any person there. All hoaor to their noble condact. News from Australi Onr flice of the sydnoy Morning Herald, roosived via Callao, reach to the 27th of Noyember. A new ministry bad been formed and acoopted by Governor Sir Henry Barkiy, but the opposition was proparing to make a most ormidable array. Tho elections for members of the Colonial Parliament bad been prosecuted with unusual opimation. Sir William Dennieon, tho Governor General, havin accepted an appointment to Madrae, was on the embarking from Sidney. News from New Zealand, Tattera from the seat cf war record additional auc- esses of the British arms, but it doce not yet appear hat the natives aro discouraged, Want of space pre- vents us from giving extracts of somo interesting ac- counts of several of the combats, Perso Intelligeuce. ‘Mies Lizzie Fawards is stopping with her mother, the sister of Mrs. Lincolu, at the Metropoliian Hotel. She will accompany Mra. Edwards to Washiagton, whore her youth, beauty and accomplishments will greatly add to the attractions of the White House. Lockwood M. Todd, faq., of San Francieoo, who esoort- ed Mrs. Lincoln to Washington, returned to this city this morning to meet his sistor, Mrs. Grimsley, and the other relations of the Presi lent’ family now sajourning at tho Metropolitan. There i# just now an immonse influx of Woatern poli- ticians on their way to Washington, to seo to the proper distribution of the spoils. Winols especially has nume- Tous repreeeniatives in the city. Some twenty odd are stopping at the Metropolitan slone. Governor Yates and a large additional party are expected to arrive at the fame place to-morrow. Mrs Frances W. Pickons, wife of the Governor of South Carolina, was in New Orleans on the 19th inst. i. a ete, F. A. Pike, S oe H. Tong, United States tod Staten Army ; H. Etting, A. Rogers, Va.; ©. M. Pauantic: roy, United Stato Navy; Mr. Bornal, H. 8. M. Coneul at Baltimore, are in Washing’ Mr. F. Molynoux, of tho British Army: J. Shoppard, of Now Orleans; N. 2 Nash, of Boston @ Gunu of Kentucky, and J. and’ W. J. Small, of Toronto, are stopp ag atthe Ti Fifth Avenue Hotel, Capt. F. B. Folgor, of Gulifornia; Dr. G. B. Loring, of Salom; B. P. Cheney, of Boston; Hi, R. Banks, of Charles- G. 0. Barnes, of’ Goorgia; Albert Richards, of Troy, ‘Bailie, of Charleston, are stopping at’the ine Gol. Townsend, and Mr. Klas and wifo, of Albany; Capt D. H, Bilver, of St. Louis: Mr. Reed and wifo, of Par B. W, Fitegorald and A, ©, Shiners, of tho United State Army; G. A. Stovall, of Memphis;'A.G. Woes and W. ! Jordan, of Virginia, and F. J, Dunean, of Kentucky, aro #t pping at the st. Nicholas Total, J. White, of the United stalee Army; GR, Hicks of Ohio; M. VL. McClelland, of St, Louis: J. A. Ki tins wit, cf Vovinvidoy Le 1 Todd, of Hare and J. M. Booker, of Lynehburg, V Of Tevas; G, M. Rolly and wife, of Hamburg; @. W. Garcia, of Boston: T. C. &. Fargueon, of Baltimore, and J. Ww. W, son, of Fhiladeiphis, are stopping at the Melsopoli- Before Hon, Judges Corks (P. J FRAUDS ON THE POONR COUNTY BANK. Fy. 26.—The Lcople ve. Jooeph 7. Swosd.—The defend ant in this case war scour d of boing connected with the Toone County Bank fracde; a writ of habeas corpus was granted by Judgo Alion, roturnabie on Washington's birth- this morning, when the coun- haya onhoses McCord and Eider mnjahed for contemot, om the ground that thay had evaded the writ, Swe. having evade. their vigilacce and left far foreign My. A Oakey Mall submitted that no contempt bat been commutte’, and that the writ was improperly pervod Aflidavite were fil Bud der jon was ronervod. Salling of the oahawbe from New New Ou ‘Tha steameh'p Cahowba sailed y end New York. ama, Fob. 25, 1861. ‘rday for’ Bavane ‘eee Arrivals and Departurrs, -* * ARRIVALA, spew ata Steatnat ¥ Farrar and lady, Captaia Piileon ang samy, ies 00 family, Lae nattwiae | F vcr I Hitehe Mr hi hid, ‘Atsowort Mtr 3 c Sins 3A Hndonn, Lieut Pieter ana pul Sromeee, Dek, Sept Hones, Hews Jeuaoes ‘and family, 90 8 Saneh, {ia Ws Babootk. Ww Ht Pratt, Min ‘et, Jone, OL Bro ars AB Wt bur and lady, GO Golman and fom Marsch, J Leak, hf Wade, Hs a4 kat 0 Rescany ft Brine, LB Wormer, A ratio, danain Vinci Ja oA Gu Ora 4r Cntr, Gridith, JP Arvard—sod | ‘0 Vie avoornge, EU Bariiet, Military Intelligence. TWELFTH RRGIMENT MILITAKY LMCTURRS. The introductory of a course of jectares on military science, arranged under the auspices of the Indepen- denoe Guard, {Twelfth regimant, will be delivered to- night at Irving Ball, Fourteenth street, by Lieut. Egbert ress late of the United States Army, and nyw Cap- Beet ld etna nan Daye ae ” &o. ie uamounoce sly ete to west on the sa rect wivee he of practical ex: Fence, having serve! with distinction trourbont Wareie uate, We toe atherined to erate Coat tae lecture will not be made 0; professiouas tectunicatities and figures any further cA the subject may deman1, but, on the , it Walecn see frome walt volunteer can derive much necessary advice and {ingrame, nchuding e lr sg map of the slog of Sobusto ry e pol by the French aid Br me A VALUABLE PRESENT FOR COLONEL CORCORAN, OF ‘THE SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT. ‘The Trish citizens of San Francisco have Bap gad a beautifnl medal of gold, of huge me, cither side of which is set round with an enamelicd wreath of shamrock, and on one {side an isscription that tells its owa story. aoe the Sint. ninth 8. ¥. 8. M, by the . regiment & ohises $ELRetaare TS te yurse pursued io ta Serene ff fevetet ts tries o Wales fart cing ts visit to New York. San Franeiso, Jan. 1, 136! On the reverse the medal bas tho tiag of the Union, a rising sun and the motto “Erin go Brangh.” Colonel Corcoran, ar tho representative of the regiment, will, of course, be the recipient of this beautiful gift. Police Intelligence. Brwovs Srameixg Arrray—One Man Danaunovsty In- sweD.—-The lager beer saloon of John Smith, No, 134 Trvision street, was the scene of a lively fight and stab- bing affray on Sunday night, in which a German named py acto was di langerously injured. A mamber of Germans, it appeare, were engaged ia drinking lager and talking politics, when a dispute aroso between Francs Mochday and Kocter on one side, and Henry Wal- ters on the other. Ivuring the heat of the discussion a knife was drawn, and ina moment afterwards Mecnday and Kocter were set hors de combat. Mochday was con- veyed to his residence, No, 33 Alien street, and atwnded by a physician; but Kocter was go severely wounded that at was deemed necessary to send him to the New = Hospital, where he now lies in @ precarious condition. The Tenth precinct police were early on the ES. },and did much towards allaying the excitomeat. alters was arrested on charge of being the assailant, but the evidence of his guilt is by po means conclusive. pies to know who inflicted sae ean, bat the ice arefbusily epgaged in investig: matter, and tom's of parties who are said to have been a quite active in the row. In the molee the furniture and fixtures of the saloon suffered considerable damage at the handa of the billigerenta, go much s0 that Smith says he will have to refit the entire placo at an expense of several hundred dollars. Cxvenv AGary.—Jobn Hoey, a young man about twen- ty-two years of age, who was recently liberated from the City prison, where he was confined on charge of stabbing, was arrested yosterday by policeman Golden, of the Sixth procinct, om suspicion of ben jog vrigoner is strongly sugpected of having broken into the store of Sabbath Brothers, No. Ti Mulborry street, and stealing therofrom $140 ‘worth of broche shawis. Com- mitted for examination. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Monpay, Feb. 25—6 P.M. The bank statement of to-day compares as fol- lows with that of last week :— Wh end’g Loans. Specie. Ciresila'n. Deposits. Fob. 16...$119,880,371 87,110,000 8,273,840 91,547,158 Feb, 23... 119,236,290 38,004 222 228 8,128,792 91,628,625 Decrease $644,081 — 145,048 - Increase _ $85,228 _ 81,468 We have probably reached the lowest point in the discount line for the present. This week the banks will have a fair business in loaning on go- verament stock, and the next statement will pro- bably show an increase. As to the specie colamn it must continue to increase. This week a steamer »will arrive from California with the usual remit- tance, and, after a week or so, the receipts of gold from England will again increase. In the course of March the line will undoubtedly pass forty mil- lions, with less opportunity for its use than there has been since the crisis of 1857. Unless a stock speculation should arise, or some other accident should come to the relief of the banka, they will find it diffienlt to earn dividends this year. The money market was rather more active to- doy, in consequence of the award of the loan, At two o’clock there was a pretty lively inquiry for money athaf percent. In paper we can notice no change. Foreign exchange is stronger again. All the bankers are asking and getting 106, and a fair business, compared with that ef recent days, has been done to-day. The advance of the past ten days will be good news to our friends in Europe. The event of the day is the advance in stocks, and especially in the governmentloan, The latter, which was awarded on Saturday at an average rate of about 90 65-100, advanced this morning to 9324, and sold in the afternoon al 9354. This very remarkable movement appears to be dune to the fact that the shock lately given to the government credit did not proceed from any substantial canse. It was originated by the gross and apparently de- liberate mismanagement of Mr. Howell Cobb— who did all that a Secretary of the Treasury can do to break down the government credit, to pre- vent the public lending money to the United Btates, and to place it out of the power of the government to pay its servants, or meet the interost on its loans. The injury in- flicted by Mr. Cobb was aggravated by the snbsequent discovery that his successor, Mr. Thomas, and his assistant, Mr. Clayton, were both concerned in the movement for the over- throw of the government, whose paid servants they were. And a further blow was dealt at public credit by the unwise action of the New York city banks in fixing twelve per cent as the best rate at which they would take government Treasury notes. Happily these causes have ceased to operate. The Treasury Department is now in the hands of @ person who enjoys the confidence of Wall street. The banks have so far recovered from their fright that they offered, on Saturday, to lend the government all the money it wanted ata rate which would net them about seven per cont. The causes of the decline in government credit being thus removed, the effect disappears, and the result is an advance of fully three per cent in government stock in one day. Most of the successfal bidders look for a farther advance, and talk of holding for par. The fives of 1874 ad- vanced 1% per cent; Treasury notes, 4; Ten- neswee sixes, 144; Virgiuias, °4, and Missouris, %. The advance in State stocks is mainly predicated upon the general belief that a settlement of the pending politdeal tronble is at hand. It is not expected, of course, that the whole trouble can be adjusted at once, but it is believed that & compromise is on the point of being adopted which will unite the border States with the North and afford a basis for ne- gotiating the quiet return of the Gulf States to the confederacy. Railway shares were all better. Minois Central advanced 2 per cent; Toledo, 2%; Rock Island, 1°; Galena, 1%; Michigan guaran- teed, 2; Reading, 2%; New York Central, 1°; Erie, 144; Hudson, 194. In the afternoon some of these were a trifle weaker, but others again were even better than in the morning. Illinois Central, which, in consequence of the very large earnings and the prosperous condition of the company, naturally attracts the first attention of specula- tors, advanced }, in the afternoon, and closed at 1 bid. Erie was firm. /The market was steady at the close, the maaan oe the last quotations:— Tonnessees, 744, a 44; Virginia 6's, 764% @ 764; Missouri 6's, 66 4%; Cantou, 1444 @ 15; Camber- land Coal preferred, 6% a 8; Pacific Mail, 8 a \%; New York Central, 76% 0 7%; Brie, 32% a 33; Hadson River, ar a45; Harlem, 164% a %; do. preferred, 40.42%; Reading, 44% 9; Michigan Central, 58 2 58; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 1474 @15; do. guaranteed, 33 a 4; Pa- nama, 114a %; Iilin Central, 81 8 4; Galena and Chicago, 734 @ 24; Cleveland and Toledo, 34 a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 58% a 59; Chicago, Burlington and Quiney, 72), ® 73; United tater 5's 1874, 8634 w 87. ‘The following was the basiness of the Sub-Troa- wary to-day:— The Philadelphia Inquirer to-day has this ar- Secreta Sacre nes ee Soreness The portion of the new loan taken outside of New York appears to be as follows:— The total amount bid for by the parties out of New York appears to be: Vermont... Total bide out of New York........ TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Baxk ov Tim Raruntic, New Youk, Fob. 25, 1861. ‘This bank dia not bid for any portion of the eight mil- ion loan. I presume the bid in the namo of tho Baok of the Republic was for account of a bank of that mame in another city. Very Feely, H Lowey, ne ‘The following is a statement of the receipts and expenditures of the @gited States for the quarter ending December 31, 1860, exclusive of trast Loan por act of June 28, 1900". 7h Treasury notes issued per act of Dec. uu, ‘1800, Test_ovo ene Hegre intercourse and imuscellaneous... - gu a2 ‘dor (pensions head Indian). 156,093 pees to creditors of Texas..... Reimbursement of Treasury notes is- sucd prior to December 25, 1857... 250 Payment of Treasury notes issued por Wot of Decomiber 25, 185T...-.--"- 6,075,000 Interest on public debt, aie, 8,004,267 Motal.s...ccrssccsscsovavecscvescecsenses «$20,040,123 The Cleveland & Toledo Railroad carned the third week of February:— a $20 500 61 Third woek, 1861 Third week, Tncreage e571 02 3,768 060 hange. 7,062'374 1/801.275 + "528'874 "76,847 ae 1280 Naseau . seen North River... “C03 068 446: 1033, Shoo & Leather. 2,102,062 "1 . 1276211 » 2,660,236 806, 900 182,198 2,431,708 $110,206,290 88,088,200 8,128,70291,628,026 $8000 Treas }2penotes 203 6000 Treas LOpenotes 101% 250 90 done ‘0. S3SE8Eex8 BESSSSSTS ce RR Pr = y RCIAL REPORT. amen ical. Mopar, Fob. 256 P.M. lower Pwhile extra brands were about’ 1,400 bbis., closing within the range of i008 — 5 2% 6 45 Pa 12% 5 80 1% 825 410 3 40 braced gure wat lower, and especially common and ‘mixed brands. The sales am braced about 1,100 boig., closing within the above range ‘0c. Shes echt ene wy, while Sales were tape Corre. The taarket wos firm. The rales ombrased 4,000 bags Java at 16c., now bold at iongeet 10 bags bags, Meeauke eeisice 6 ido ie uo No. 6 13340. ag was oy ant ana active, prices i The sales embraced ee waa chartered for im and’ marks to loan with Soe bpahee ot pint 14). .: ae AY wae in lerate sbipping demand, with moderate sales at 00c., abd for city use at 966, a $1 MoLsszs — ‘ales of 250 bole. New Orleans molagses at She. a 44 gc. @ 360. Honty —Sules of 201 ticrces and N. Y. bbls. were made at 72>. a 73¢ cash in boad. Naval Storrs —Market wus quiet, and gales limited at upchangod prices. Provisions.—Pork—The market was fair ceand. from cho trado, with’ talan of hows BOB bble., including mers at $17, and prime ut $13. Boef Le twactive, while prices w steady, with sales of about 160 bbie’ at $5 50 a $3 25 for country mrss, $8 76.0 $9 75 for sepacked moss, and ut $10 4 $10 75 tor extra. Prime fners Was quict at $15 a $1650. Beef hams were dail but trm a $140 $16 50. Lard was in good demand for export, with ales of 360 bois. at 9c. a 10%c, Dressed hogs were unchanged Butter and chvese were witboat change of momen’ in prices. Rice. —The sales embraced about 200 tierces at 3x0. a ac. Svaar.—The sales embraced about 900 Lhds. Cuba muscovado at 4',¢ 2 5c be sales cluded some bts New Orleans at 4?{0. a Se. Sricks.—Sales of 2.500 bags of pepper were made, part at 7340. , cash. Wrakicy.—The market was Armer, with sales of 800’ 900 bbis. SPECIAL NOTICES. OW 10 BECGME COU OWN LANDLORD. atom Tucedny) eveaieg's at pvc at 195 aos tee _ 9 wcbag . AC B. REED, Secretary. get a eee en OCBAsTER Ls ood eet at thelr ome! O84 F Fell iow? ui Wednesday the meet at tim h 47th instant, at 12 o'clock 4 pC ae Foqoented, Tho fratoraiee in invited "tbe fr fcuy inv toatiend: By ondar of : nay ane ua, ca . B. SwtiTON, Secretary, EW YORK COUNTY MBDICAG ROCIETY.—AN AD. yarned xpecin! meeting of thia society will be held at of Physicians and bg mee 8 fourth oe oe yrenty ird hips on eo Sete tes 26, at 7) oclock P “On ike indication mieaeen ‘use of MinePal Waters in the treat- ment of Chrovic Diseases H. D. Fret dn x” D., President. H. 8. Downs, M. Niet: money in Ene pu vousiries aro nerey sothed i laying in het Majes-, property ngiand, and in the haads of ‘administrators \ inthe United States and colo? EI penetes wiention § ie avian, a tial full record of +o mate ty, ad those 10 whom letiers should be n Bnglnhd, will be rons Poa frev, on receipt of thir, to aid be aa" retari is “ORBITON ON EGO" soley sole pro fea i Bz 83 FAMILIES WHO 19 Any PKOIAL NOTICE.—THE ae ud ‘HE ELM ge Pask Association be moet at ne Club House in [ ‘trent, on W edmesday, a order of aah oe MUTT, President. Pe ANNUAL ELEUTION OF Syed York an and abt cee ie ee Lite jet the Sloe of Wo ag Es ary, fab DS ae iy bd DEALERS —A MEETING OF alg, whe ars lera, brewers and liquor deal jealers lien Toby 2 law in favor of ‘Ue passage of gv0d sound Ticen = licen Polies, neni erty part of the. ieee Us to prison, are requested to meet at Thoro's Hotel gh Ne Upton equate, on Tuesing, Sie ee at S o'clock P. AUrkR W. PICK, Chainnan Prrer McQvapx, 0 THE PUBLIC —HAVING SEES MY NAME A8., scerated ip the bila of s concert esrablishment in Broad- May, wherotn I au charged with baring solicited of the man- agement ao engagement, aod actua ly agreed upon the matter insuch satisfactory terms 10 beta. sides, that ee witb whem Tam sald to have negoatee actually posted and Piscarwed me nan expenaive an. ata: lke a rh Jin answer this unwarrantabie conduct on the psrt of the eald pr prietor, i will state to my friends and ho publi aa nie Whole ‘thing Is 0 labu ous transotion, having naver made any such arrangement to my knowt-dge, or if’ 40 t am led to Suppose chat they must have ound w Wesaara, aod tu Peed me to introduee & pordon of the Fy! ites of a Might, Further, 1 was at the time under an honorable 1 ne with Mi K. Butler, at Anorian Conesrt Hall, ee Broad. way, andieim still performing under that gemteman’a mal. agement.” The publi's very Omediont and bumble warrant ‘ORTH LODGE, NO, 219, F AND A. M. bers of Worth Lodge, No_ 20, are he--by summoned to meet at tho Lodge room, No, 68 cast sreadway, on Wednes. day, at one o clock P, M:, for the purpose of aticuding the fu. neral of our late brohér William adi-y, | Members of the fravernity are respectfully invited By THOMAS BANNAN, Ww. M. Joux W. Trasow, Secretary, ae bees ATIONS. Does RAILROAD GUIDE FOR MARQH— ‘With ralroad mapa richly worth more than we aak for Fries Sheet free INBMOKE .. NO. 9 Spruce street. soars od Sun OF AMERICAN en FOR 1g and Summer, Hiahed. Price year, frciudiing the French Pash baa ty the original and is fe, Be & Guuere @ ‘Guide, tn, taro voluaaee, atalaing Over yu op ns for ting a! garmente, with sets of scalostund full @recuons’ Price $5 LOST AND FOUND. ANK BOOK LOST—ON, BLEECKER STREET @AV. No, 97,182. flader will please return it OST—IN THE STEEET, A GOLD PARIS MAOR PA- ray ‘hb owner bas hued it for about rot thanks of 3 T—ON — ie LAST, A PAIR OF GOT) Lite inder will be suitably rews 190 3 e, up atalra lady's gold Breastp! "vom, the contre, & buckle, wet witb 1 ae Phin elon the baa. a A Ubergl row Sogiven oa ‘at 300 Degraw O8T—ON SUNDAY, 4TH INST,, BETWEEN THE hours of 3 and 4 o'clock P- M., in going from the corner ok and spring ‘a laden reet opposite Do- tmunielep chile’s 1a ban and Locket The fi Maral) and reoelve the thanks of the owner Grntag wo Joba Alton, J, a8 Mason sre, Corner, O8T—A PORTEMOWNAIF. Was IN [sic os Sar iee oeeen ae some bank bills, and other mater of lite value he ‘Brae and ay Ya ingye ay perm Ba the marae will be adaatly Year place, 1 being teen drd b 41 at the above named the money tomar toa poor ma a8 OST—A BLACK AND “AN Do@. ANgWHEAS TO TH ame of Pet ad on Ared collar A ai | ait) paid for his return to 4l Urouby street OST—IN A BIGHTH AVENUR, Cag, [N Goma {rom Beventecn h otront to, Went Benth sixost, inst B J, @ coral Breast Min, * he Ouder will De «ut.abi ty ihe ower, lemry Adams, 280 W ont Beventeonih nro T—ON MONDAY NIGHE, FEBRUARY 25, TWO Lo marked “Lough ivpenwrich atroch got Tine Troi Harris atreet to borat renrard wil 96 paid to the finder by Tearing then Francia, MeCuusland's bar Fou, corner of HarFisg _ Greenwich sireets, ___ REWARD —_ EWARD —LOST, ON SUNDAY, PROM 58 Bi Mera won, om Suma 1Rcx 1 CRA \eather collar §5 will ‘be paid to any one returaing him to the above address. REWASD.—LOST, ON #ATURDAY AFTERNOO! $5 irons segvey Ory. to the warner of brocnae greed mone of the Jeraay ty, Haid and Bleccker street rcagen. of ai ler ew witb w Locket, Pencil, and throe kinda ai old tached, "Tho above reward wil, ne Joaving the nama Bank, Nk or at ‘and no. sae REWARD.—LOst ~Th: iI paid to the party ratu wnig to as pry eon sireet a sable fur Victo ine, lost om the evening of the tost,, ¢l.her in Twenty sevond aireet or Fifteenth strect or an Bighth avenue car, $60" REWARD,—LOST, ON THE a Inetane ont TNWTANT, lady's Gold Watch and ope, ee y numbered BAYT. Ayply eee eee 0t AND JEWELRY. Se See3 Sasa “Watehmener, ser cease rok VARY 2, | ". FROM CAME a Broad to Newark,