The New York Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1862, Page 2

2 ARRIVAL hed We NORTHERN LIGHT. 619,000 IN TREASU RE. One Eiundred Bales ef Cotton on Freight. Loss of the Steamer John Hart and an English Bark. News fvom Central and South America, Assaszination of the President of Honduras. Movements for the Annexation of Peru to — THE COFFEE CROP OF costa RICA, Kee Kooy ae ‘The steamship Northern Light, which left Aspinwall on the 25th of February, arrived here at four o'clock yesterday morning. She brought a largo amount of specie, together with one Lundred bales of cotton. She also brought intelligence of the loss of the steamer Jobn Hart in Lake Nicaragua, on the 26th of January, from dragging her anchors ia a gale. Captain Maury and mea, of the John Hart, came home in the Northern 4 bark, name not ascertained, was lost about tho same time in Half Moon Bay, Honduras, ‘the following is the SPECIE LIST OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT. Ailen MeLan Balliu & sanders. Wells. Fargo owe 26,500 PROM ASIEN’ FALL. Walls, Fargo & Co. 458 Boye 179 . 500 Colgate & Hotiman. Lizz Negretti & Leoni 400 Hunt Tillingbasts $00 Handy & Hoadley. 1,000 ‘am. co nee. 30,000 ‘Sofal.. seeeee enon 148619,075 UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA. Our Panama Correspondence. Yarama, Feb. 1862. Loss of the Steamer Jokn Hav!—Foreigners Permitted to Hold Keat Estate in Panaiwma—Secession Officers in the Navy—Movements of Naval Versels—Celebration of Washington's Birthéay—Defea! of Avboleda in Cauca— Governor Camacho rn Power—Marecaito in Favor of the Colombion Union, Ce. , ée We have news that the steamer John Hart, tons, Jefierson Maury master, was loston Lake Nicaragya on the 26th of Jenuary, by dragging her anchor? and going ashore inagale. The John Hari was sent out by the Nicaragua Trauait Company ostensibly to ren on the lake to do the business of the talked of California passenger trade. She was fourteen years old. Her masier and erew will go home te-day in the steamship Northern Light. If the company really intended to start a@ line in July, as they say, they will not now be able to do it, asa steamer can only get over the rapids into the lake in a high stage of water, which shey wili not have for several months tocome. The wreck of the John Hart was taken charge of by Captain Griffin. The captain, officers and crew have arrived at Aspinwall. The captain and crew of the Briiish bark Ermeralda, which was lost near Half Moon Key, have also arrived oa the Isthmus, By the late arrangement made at Bogota between the late Now Granadian States, when the name of the association was changed to the United States of Colombia, foreigners were debarred from holding reat estate in the new con- federation; but Panama was not represented in @iis con vocation; and, besides, she had previously joined tha Mosquera government that -he waa to have the full management of her local affairs; so the Governor of Pa. mama has decreed tnt the art with regard to fore iga- ers not being able to hold real estate hasiv effect in this Sate, Dut that foreigners aro ent'gled to hold property as fore. The Unitod States s'v0)-0f-war Cyane sailed from Pan’ ma for Valparaivo on the 20th inst. The United Statcs etoam war vessel Saran: port. The report in the New York papers that Captain Ritchie, of the Sar: had ail his of! cers under arrest, grew out of the fact tua he ordered four of them to go on shore seme time since they having declined to take the Lieut. Phyfie is unter arrest on the conduct. Captaia Richie is rather wnpopular w officers in the fleet who sympathize w account of bis determined ‘Tho Freneh flag steam fr and the Freach si bh 2 few 1 the South, om Gsition to treason. ‘Trouin, ti,of 6 guns, a in port. Aiso the British lag Bachante, 90 gar the steamer Terma” Suns. Guo Bachanve and Cio, it is emi, wiil sail to da for the coust of The United ‘brig Perry ig at Aspinwal ean that port for Eagland olion, leaving some be- hind, in (he ’auama Railroad Company's storehouse, fur want of roon The compu cin cotton, turday evening a nua the anniversary of W British s oumer Sia tin gai'co y'S bark Magdalena tases 400 bales of Mexi yer of gentlemen celebr ited hoay by a ig those on Siatex Corgul: Cay tain McDougall, of the Unit d Siates ship Wyoning, and avout fificon of the toad Dg Americans of the city. The Panama Ser anvounces death of Mr. $. de Cova, at Chorrilas, near Lima. Mr. O, was well krown in fa we he lived for many yours. It alco regrets to aunowce the deat of Mr. Smyrk, am American ots ont for several years in G: quit, who he was big % in the myaquil rive: from a boa’. ‘The nows (rom Bagota ig un!y two days the 23: h of sanuary—-but rived at Aspinwall on tn q thagona to the Mia. In that 4 In Canea General Lopez bas a were Colonel rwinig dates (rou Car rier all is quiet. ated Arboleda. the 1th, near ¢ killed, and he was oblige | ‘This last place he etd when last He is eatir Tn an ay to fall back on Calibio, heard from, with four hundred men. rounded by government forces, aud his ret bie. Popayan was immediately occupied by of General Lopez. ‘The goverameut ts now adn from the capital of the tate by Dr. Manuel D, ¢ who was Arboieda’s pr Santa soner some (ime pines. wurgente. On the 19th of J was entively eut up by General no Venezuela, as was ex- Gatierres. pected Antioquia is the only place where the war must still hold ot Monquere is. reported to have arrived at Para- tiyz, With a Great foree, aud wil Fights in that Since, rated ip ff In Veneswe a the favor cf the Colomb: : f Moracelbo had pronounced in non NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA, Our Panama Correspondence, Vavama, Feb. 25, 1982 The Late Assassination of Presilont Quoriiwla—Huw the Bloody Deed was Effected—Avveet of the Aesasin—Af. Fairs in Guatemala, Nicarogqua and San Salvador, &: The Panaina Railroad Company's stew arrived here to-day. She briags dates to the 8th, Salvador to the 15(h, Nicaragua to the 15:h, and Costa Rica to the tith ary. An American resident at Guayquil, named Smyrk, hat been drowned accidental’y in the river. ‘The United States steamer Wyoming had arrived from Ortino, officers and crew in good health, J.Gayin, the murderer of Josep White, bad had a nd been sentenced to one year’s imprison er Gy ary mG mala Co HONDURAS. ‘The only news ot Importance is from Honduras. Our ates from the capita’, Comayagua a,are to the 2d inst., fully confirming the previous news of the murder of the late President. On the Lith of January an attempt was made in the capital at a revolution, an! Prosident Guar. diola war assassinated in hie own house by Pablo Agur- Gia, an officar of his body guard. Nineteen of dis. order followed ( ef, when a Senator, piseing him. elf atthe bead of the troops, restured Public peac ‘Tho executive power fell into tho hands of (he View Pre Gent, Senor Victoriano Castellanos. Mony of the dis. farbers of the public peace, as wollas the a ein Bis Accomplices, were arrested, and await their tri FR owibremk is init at the door of the assiaa ra! F. Lopez is charged with instigating the tion. BOLIVIA. From Bolivia tho news is more favorable, and peace ls for a time re-established. It has boca proposed, in view of General Belzu being a very large creditor of the gov ernment, to give him an advance of fifty thonsand dol- lars aud & diplomatic mission to Europe; but tt is doubt- ful whether he will accept the latter. SALVADOR. ‘The clergy, although the principal ones of them have been driven from the country, have not yet given up the idea that the ecclesiastical must override the civil pow- er, and give the government much trouble. Tho Cham- bers mei on the 27th of January. The rains haye been severe in the extreme this season, a, indeed, they have boen throughout Central America. GUATEMALA, The Logislature met on the Slat of January. Prozidont Carrera, 12 his message, says that the country is at peace aud in a prosperous coaditon, NICARAGUA, A proposition having been made that President Marti- nex should accept the supreme power for another term, although the constitution forbids such re-election, he has published a manifesto, declining to accept such proposi- tion. In Nicaragua the people laugh at the idea of reopening the California ‘fransit route, and © er the apparent preparations {¢- so doing as a stock speculation, or some other swindling dodge. ‘the United Suites Minister, Mr. Dickinson, is al Leon, and, having nothing cise to do, he is engaged in pode hay. Ho is negotiating, also, ‘for a fine stock bu which speculation he expects to make @ good dcal of money, COSTA RICA. This tittle repnblic is quict,and very prow of a school which has lately been estabushed at San Jose, the ea) tai. ‘A coal mine has recently been discovered in Cerro de Patares, but of doubtful ality. Altbouh tho season has been very unfavorable, the coflve crop exceeds 85,000 quintals. The article sells at Punta Aronas at 12.4 to13 cents per pound, Costa Rica currency. : - is quoted in San Jose, $10 a $10 2r The price of coffee In Punta Arenas. $125 a $13. tides, per quintal, ) $lL ag! ative sugar, i Sen Jose, $10; iu Punta Are u $6 a $8; maize, er cajuela, $8; mative rice, per quintal, $3; foreign, none; flour, per quit per quintal, $17. NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA. Our Panama l ceusmennmedea: Panama, Feb, 25, 1862. ‘The British mail steamer Guayaquil arrived at Panama yesterday. She brings dates from Valparaiso and Santi ago to the 2d inst., from La Paz, Bolivia, to January 24, and from Lima and Callao to February 14, The news is unimportant. PERU Bettor relations between Pera and Bolivia seem to pre- vail, if we may judze from the official notes passing be tween the governments on the subject of the plans 0; conquest cutertained by Spain on this continent. Talk about war with Eeuator seoms to have passed away for the presens. The fact is, President Castilla is a good deal pressed for money }\ si ‘at this time, the guano business being dull, and the Britich capitalists, Gibbs & Co., re fusing to advance him'more cash. President Castilla has appointed Senor Juan Antonio Ribeyro as Minister of Foreign Relations. General Castilla has publicly disapproved of the ae: cles for re-election, published in El Comercio of Lima. Certain parties are trying to prepare public opinion for a proposition to annex Peru again to Spain, and are said to be seconded in their endeavors by the visi hops aud other leading members among the cler; A severe shock of earthqrake felt at Paita on the 8th inst., which fortunately passed off without doing auy dama; ‘The Aimerican Consol at Paita (Ringgold) Lad contradict- ed the statement that Dr. Sullivan had refused altendance at the American hospital, ia consequeace of his not having been paid by the fovernment. More than two thousand dollars had alveady been paid of his accounts, CHILE. President Perez had arranged to vi-it Valparaiso on the 12th. Great preparations were being made for his re ception. Don F. U. Garfias, an exile of the Monti administra- n, had been appointed Director of the Valparaiso Cus- u How ‘The Gnaucial crisis bas at last disappeared. Business lus gveatly rey. ce being once more estab- ished in commercial eireles. ‘The crops lock well,and the product of the mines is increasing. ‘The Indian difficulties are not yet settled. A change of the frontier officers is spoken of as measure that will have a good effect in quieting the Indian tribes. Two pricsis had been accuse! before the ecclesiastical courts of Lantiago of ‘imparting stravge doctrines to their pupi's,” and cuspended from their functions. Business is reviving throughout the country, aud the harvest is abundant and promises well. ‘The auives are said to be better. Deh Florentine Gonziles, ex-Minister from Bogota to Chile, has sesumed the editorship of a newspaper in Val- paraiso called the Ziempo. Exchange on England continues at 46d. 2 46 to the colar, with but few purchasers of bi Freights to England and Hamburg, £4044 42.; to France, 110 fr.: to the United pons #15. No American rico in fist hands. Re (American). gold at $3. 1245 por arroba of 25 Ibs.:ab-ck of il on hand, 375,000 ar- robas. Flour is s'arce and eclls at $3 a $3 334 per quintal, at six month: y Dar copper, $17 50a $17 75 cash. Nitrato of soda, $1 623, ca: h, but holders demand higher prices. LIVIA. This State is tranquil. On President Acha’s entrance at Li Paz, the ph eps 4 demonstrated their joy by a grand receptin. Bulls anf dinner parties foliowed. “Darrian CONFEDERATION, Buenos Ayres seems to have occupied with rious armies ali the provioces of the confeleration, an is reorgani*ing them under a new basis, Mendoza, San Juan, Entre Rios, San Luis, &c., have been occupied Wilh- out the effusion of blood. Board of Aldcrmen. net lust evening, Presiteut Henry in the A petition from the Homoopatlic Dispensary for an an- nual donation of $1,000 was referred to the Committee on Fimance. A remonstrance was presented from several of the city raf'road companies against the ordinance prohibiting the prinkling of salt in the public stree Laid on the table. A rezolution was offered by the President Gonating $500 as compensation to Samucl Curtis, a member of the Tweilth regiment, for \ajuries received in firing a salute on Washington's Licthday, and was laid over, under the rate, Oa @ res George Pancvott for his on W on being presented thanking the Hon, adress at the Cooper Institute, hisgton’s Birthday, 4 a GeNer opposed the resolution in very forci ble terms, and trusted that there would not be found any democrats in this Foard to ¢ timents de. Livered by Mr. Baneroft on tive 0 S pported the resols.tion, and hoped r ii a resolction of thanks to Le and pu tron the oceasi u of the last Anuiversary of Washington's Bircl day Alar some and Genet tock part, Alderman Fasiay moved that certain portions of the thanks be sirick and that ihe words « w ave his sout ime * inserted. Al ame his amendment b; of repudiation, and a mang to the bwstorian. fe, in which Aldermen Boole, Farley ze the Legisitture to enclose Observatory sq: adopted. received from the information aud \ aunval commun icati V) coutains some valuabl iby cf consideration, * "By the report of the Comptroller it appears that the balance in the hands of the Treasurer on the 24h of Februsry was $. 8 2, The tus bevy, a¢ amended by the Councilmen, was pre: sented aud lail'over, animate a special order for Mon- day next. T esecession fag presented by the Heraip, ns io iced in the iimen, was appropriately ed Some ro tine ty 8 Was transacted, and (he Boxrd adjourned to Monday next. ¢ proprietor pruceeiings 0° the Counc Scicir wy SHoorNG.—Coroner Collin held an inques, yesterday at No, 1 Carroll place, Bleecker strest, upow the body of Thomas Bronsgn,a native of EF forty years, who eommilied suicide by shooting inthe abdomen. Deceased been in low spirits for mo weeks, and was heard to say that he had no friends kindred living. He lived for some time after shooting bimeeif, and confessed to Dr.- Sheridan that he had long promediiaied suicide. Dr. Robinson mado ao examina: tiomof the body and found that the arch of the alee and the spleen had been "gay precana the bal | spleonice and coronary arter: was cauged by hemorrhage 004 said wound Death Large Fire at Beverly, Mass. Bostox, March 6, 1962, rubber manufactory at Beverly, Mase. royed by fire last night. one h insurance Reventy thousand nd « company hos manefuctored largely for the government aud had a contract os hind for seventy thousand rabber Vianke.s, Obituary {From a Hono (3. 1.) paper of December.) sid A oruee crri7EN Goxg. Joath is still busily at work am emo Of or most active rosdeute, Me, Junwi Comeay died sudden!y on Sunday morning Inat, December 8. For many years Mr. Colburn has be uetioneer in this city (Honolua, Send wiel Islar vpied @ pros p vas (or years amt Peparti urd ot the time Fire Ward a, ‘the entire § neral. ‘Tho hock and lade ‘ ated withmppropriate mourning Wiems, was Used for a Lcarto, and wan drawn by the Hook and Ladder Company. ‘The for fire companies, all in wniform, jroceded the corpec, aud tho proc formed one of the most imposing dieplays that has been witnsesed hero for yeare. While the procession wag moving from the dweilteg to the graveyard the boll of was tolied. Mr, Coburn was from New y ‘0 his parents at are now living. id nd eg lula Nabi 1 $25.9 81 62) cash. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1862, INTERESTING FROM HAVANA. Rumered Collision Petween the Mexicans and the Allies. Captain General Scrrano Not Leaving Cuba, &e., &e, &e. Cur Havana Correspondence. Havana, Feb. 26, 1862, Rumors of Actual War in Mexico—Change in the Command of the Mexican Ari More Allied Troops Going—Large Arrival of Southern Vessels at Tiavana—the Charleston Blockade—Tie Tobacco Question— Last Year's Exports in Totacco—The Captain General not Going, de. There has been but litle from Mexico within tho fast few days. Tho last news received from there represont- ed the Allies as preparing for an advance oa O; Jalapa, This movement was expected to take p! the 20th inst. We hayo had rumors of resistance on the part of the Mexicans, and some even go so far as to gi Getails of a fight between a division composed of six hun- dred Freach and cight hundred Spaniards, in which thy Mexicans were victorious; end 1 have even beea assured that the returned soldiers who have arrived here are not sick, as reported, but wounded. TI do not believe ono tittle of this until T see some indisputable proof of its truth, It is true that General Uraga bas been removed from the command of the Mexican army, and General Zaragoza placed in bis stead, ahd, as the latter is tho ad- vocate of war to the knife, there may be a shadow of reason (or belicving that Juarez meditates resist- ance. It may be a shadow of a reason, but uothing more; for Zaragoza will not act without orders, and Uraga would execute those orders, if hostile, just as well and promptly as any. Uraga, it is said, has been appointed Minister of War; ana if so thero is more reason for believing that peace measures and di plomacy wil! prevail. In the meantime more troops are on their way to Mex- ico. Two battalions of marines—one eight hundred, the other nine hundred strong—bave left for Vera Cruz—one on board tho Freuch frigate L’Astree, the other on board the Spanish steamer Alava. Gcueral Gassot, also, alter having recruited his health here, is about to return to take command under General Prim. France, too, the say, is sending more troops, and I suppose England wil follow suit. Ido not gee the necessity; but then perhap’ Tam all wrong, and there will be wav after all. In a-correspondence between the Spanish General of Marine, Rubatecba, and the French Admira!, relative to the admission f véesels to the port of Vera Cruz, General Rubaleaba says ali vessels are freely admitted. How about the seizure of the Beautiful Star? . We have-quite a fleet of Southern steamers and schooners in pert—the steamer Nelly, from Charleston; the steamer Bi Joke, formerly the Vanderbilt, and the steamers Whitmore and Florida, from New Orleans. ‘The two last mentioned brought About nine hundred bales of cotton, We have, be-ides, had two schooners from Mobile and one from New Orleans within the past week. In fact, they never were more abundant since the bicckade began. ¢ steamer Victoria, which left here some ten days ago for New Orleaus, got in all safe. A senger on the Nelly gays the moou was at the f: night beautifully rand brigut when they left Charleston: yet not a single blockadia3 yesse! was to be seen, and they had no inutile ghaiates ts making their way over here. ‘The fast river boat Magnolia left New Urieans at the same time with the Whitmore and Florida, and her non-arrival gives rise to the presumption (hat she has been captued. She makes easily Mtzen miles an hour, and should have got here first. ‘The tobacco question is naturally exciting a good desl of attontion. Within the last ton years the demand, tho prices and the number of workers have been inereazed, 20 wonderfully that the loss of @ crop is quite 4 seriow matter. Last year was bad enough, for there was a fall- ‘ing off in the exyortation of leaf ‘vobacco of 1 977,892, pounds, and this year it will be teu times worse. What will the unemployed poor doy The city of Havana ex- ag 30,119 000 segars seat than in the previous year of L 1 must ent my letter short and condense, for the pipet Cubana, which takes this, leaves iv a very lite while. ‘The Duke de la Torre, our excellont and estecmod Cap- tain General, is not going away, at least just yet. The government retused to accept his resignation, saying Bans services here were too valuable to be dispensed it Sugar hos improved in price—T)¢ a 72% for No. 12. oeere on New York, 6a 534 discount. On London, 015 a ‘the Vera Cruz correspondent of the Diariode la Marina wives the following detailed account of the conference be- | tween the Allies and the Mexicaus:— On the morning of Lhe interview a dilligence drawn by eight mules,and eacorted by fifty Mexican laneers, a rived at Soledad. In this coach were the Generals 7a goza, Commanding General of the eastera army, and Senor Loblado, Miuister of State and Foreign Alluirs, who has- tened to meet General Prita, a! ady arrived by railroad from Vera Craz, and the diplomats met each other with the greatest dispiay of mitual deference and respect. ‘They arrived at Soledad ut ten o'clock in the morning; and the people gathered around to gaze at the Spaniards, ‘so little known and 20 unfairly judged. The generals en- tered a house ucar the church, where Generals Zaragoza, Prim and Doblado haid a long private conference, which was intezrupted by acollation. This fiuished, an arti:lery salute was given, the bind piayed several afrs, and then the conference was resumed with the same 1 srivacy , the generals remaining en te’e e-fete till balf-past three o cleek, at which tim: a couch, accompanied by the Mayor and other citizens, conveyed Gencral iri to Tojoria, where he was mpttions aly entertained b yy the French Adiwiral. At nine o'clock ju the eveuing the whole fparty returned by railroad to Vera Cruz. Of the immediate ressit cf this long interview little is really known; some deduce thence war-—others peace. ButT can assure you tit the happiest harmony cxisted between the Spanish anc — officals during the five or six hours they we.e together. Havana, March 1, 1862, TheCaze of the Spanish Vessel Teresita—Her Seizure by the United States Gunboat Ki h—A Confederate Schooner in Pori—Notwsilities at Havana-—Two Rell Knvoys from Burye—Cloing Up of Amusmmts—Deparlere of the Brothers Hantia—The United Sates Steamer Harriet Lane in Port wish a Prize, de., de. ure Of the Spamich vessel Teresita by the States gunboat Kingflsh has given rise to much comment and some Little excitement here, The facts, as the Diario d+ la Mavina, appear to be as fol- The Teresita, Captain Diaz, cleared from this port Matamoros, ia the State of Tamaulipas, Mexico, and sailed for that port on January 27 last past. Her cargo il of the following effects:—76 boxes of fruit, 47 steel, 115 packages of merchandise (content: not specified), 99 bags of cole, 90 do. cocoa, 300 barrely four, 1 box containing a picture, 2 kegs arsenic, 10 bags pepper, 35 boxes sugar, 2 do. tea, 200 do. sets of chests, 1 box of drugs, 4 hogsheads and Ales of tobacco. On June 30, three days after. when in latitude 25 degrees north and 82 degrees the meridian of Cadiz (25 degrees north and 11 west of the mevidian of Washington), she was seized by the Kinggsh, taken to the Southwest Pass of the Mss ssipp!, and afterwards to Key West, where the passengers and crew were detained, with the exception of Captain Diaz, who was permitted to come to Haven to give ag account of the transaction to the owner of the ‘Ter sita It @ insisted (hat she was going ag direct to Matamo- ros as winds ant waves would permit: that he had not giiompted to rom the blockade at New Orleans uor at any Other point, aut that in hor cargo she carried nothing contraband of ware Tt is further contended that, if eeizures of this kind are to be permitted, all trade be tween (he istand of Cuba and the ports of Matamoros, San Fernando, Victoria, and even Vera Crnz and Tampico, Tous be suspended, since the route to those piaces is 80 near to the mouth of the Mississippi that a vescel might in spile of every effort, bodriven near enough to ve suspected and seived by the Dicekading feet. ‘The arrest and detention of the passengers and crow is regarded as an additional grievance, admitting of no jusitfication, £ nee, according to, the recognized rules of internationai law, the lots by confiseation of the vessol attempting to fase a biockaue is the only penalty inflicted, and he Liberty of the paseengers and e Must not be upneces- iy in fered with. It is argued, finally, that the tia having cleared Ia proper form for a nentral port, » is prime facie presumption that her owner and cap- do. 147 packages of machinery, 1 box of iron, soap, 19 be thet tain were innocent of any iatentiong to run the biocka‘e at New Orletus. Those are the facts and arguments in the caseon tho part of the complamnante, and which —_ probably have already been forwarded to tho sj ington, who will, of course, eall the attention of the United Stutos government to them, The Diart de ta Mirina ia very angry, but I donot think there will be war. Among the notadilities at preseut here is Mr, Rarey, who errived by the Columbia, ‘The Koglish steamer Thames, which arrived here from St. Thomas lust Sum day, br ght among ber p ngere General Almonte, Mramon’s Ambassador gf i’Ri is, and two envoys of Je! kote time be: ish Minister at Wash- Jako who were seut to KorSpe and Bi 1 think their wanes aaathorge Baker. The Columbia came into port in high eles, firin; ing aud everybody on board cheering and way tng hana. erchiefs , in consequence of the late Union victories; but the fun of the thing was that right in front of hor all tho way to her anchorage was a iittic schooner just from Mobile—the Smith Townsend—with a little Confede rote flag flying, tha whole concern so small that it could © boon wrapped up ina copy Of the Haan (triple ot) What shail we do for amusements here after noxt Kr By that time the Opora shall have expire, or, in a pepnatle language, died*out~—an expression reity hot quite eqnivalent to ayed ont." tho ae. ed Chiariui cirous hag clésed its performance. The Hantons leave to-day, tothe great regret of all, having made thetr Inst appearances before an overtowing audience last night. Taving othr engavemoute to iG, uid Giles. Wee Goh, Wad be return we [eee poh cacti Siete EE Dar Tad here Bath Si ane Eas atte iy a iA eR Ss So co pa - 8 soon ag Possible. We, that is the expeced W have secu them perform in iho Moet Which would have been janimod to sudecation; but though they had a splendid offir made them, and every induee- mt Leid Out, a sense of duty cl bliged them mS doc.ine, we must wait anotber year if we wish to seo them again. 1 understund it is theur intention to go to Europe fer the purpose of organizing & large troape of fret chies performers, and then probably inako th» tour of the world once more. They are so Well kuown in Now York that it would be quite unne@essary aud supe: fuovs fer me to say anymieg in praice of them, either personally pally. 7 ontinues dull, Exchange on New York, b over, if much better this morning, boing quoted at U to folir per cout discount, wheroas ib was five to fivo w a buf at ihe galing of the steamer La Cr bana, four day ago, This is probably the edbot cf the Lows by the Coltiinbia, Exchange oa London is a3. per last advices. Sugar has still farther declined, and thove is very litte doing among exporters—in fact, next to nothing. © Num- Ler twelve is quoted five to five and a ha'’, Lxportation, whaiover there is, is confued to hogsheads. Nothiag doing in box sugar. P, ne United States steamer Harvict Teno, Captain Wainight, from Washington City, Port Royal and Key West, arrived here this forenoon, She capturcda schooner in the neighborhood of the latter place, IMPORTANT TREASURY CIRCULAR. Rulcs and Regulations Concerning In- ternal Commercial Intercourse. Wasuinoron, March 4, 1302, The Secretary of the Treasury to-lay issued the fullow ing rules and regulations concerning internal commercial intercourse, ‘They in no way affect or give authority tor auy commerce on the Atlantic coast, and therefore ‘to not interfere with the blockade. The circular is a3 follows:— Treasury Derartuxyr, Mar By virtue of the authority confided to tho Seorotary of the Treasury, by the act of Congress app-oved July 131 1861, entitled “An act further to provide for the cvilec- tion of dvties on imports and for other purposes,” and ia pursuance of the ligouse of the President of the United States, permitting commercial intercourse in cortain cases under said act, the following rules and reg lations are hereby prescribed by the Secretary of the Treasury for ‘conducting internal commorcia! iatercourso between the inhabitants of those parts of the United States heretofore declared by the President to be in insurrection and tho citizeus of tho loyal States of the Union, which rules and regulations are to remain in force so long as the condition of hostilities shall continue, unless sooner modified or reyoked:— Firs'—All licenscs shall be issued by the Secretary of the Treasury, and all applications therefor inust be made, in writing, to him, stating spoc tiy the purposes for which the license is desired, and if for general or special trade, setting forth the character and aggregate value of the merchandise to be transported, the destination thereof, aud the proposed route of transportation; and also the character of the merchandise, if any, desired in exchange, with the proposed route of transit thereof and its destination. Second —Before the delivery of any liconse the party thercin permitted to trade shall execute a boud to the United States, with sufficient sureties, in the pena’ sum of at least t the amount of the trade so licensed, which bond be sub,ect to such approval, and c ad tioned ia such terms as shall be specu iu the licens Third—Ali transportation to be made by virtue of any Jicense sha!l be made under permits to be issued by such duly anthorized officers of the Treasury Dopart- ment as shall be des ignated in the liconse, which permits shafl specify the number and kind of packages, with the marks thereon, aud in general terms the character therecf. Fourti—When application is made for a transportation permit the applicant shall file with the oMfcer anthorizet by the license to grant such permit a copy of the license under which application is made, which copy shail be compared with the original nd certitied by such officer, aud also correct inyoivss, in duplicate, signed by the consignor, showing the actual value of the merchandise at the place of purchase, and also astatement in dupli cate of the route of transit. and destination of the mer chandise so to be tr ransported, and the consignes thereof. ‘The applicant shall a'so make and file with such officer an ailiday it that th e3 are Correctly stated in the invoices, and that the rectigue ontain nothing except as stated therein, and that the merchandise so pevinitted to be tiansported shall not, nor shall any part thercof, be disposed of by him, or by his authority or coamyance, in Fiolation of the term of tho liesnse. ifth—All transportation shail be permitted aud ex- hanos supervised either at invati, Louisville, Pa- ducih, St. Louis, or such other pluce as may horeaiter be specilied by the Secretary of the Treasury. ‘fransporta- shall be granted by the Surveyor of the port commences, or by other officers named in the license, and shall be approved and couniorsigned by seh other officer as shall be named in the liceuze for that purpose; and ali exchanges shall be supervised by sueh officer as may be desiguated for that purpes? in the license, and the amocnt of each permit shall, at tho daie of each issue, be endorsed upon the original license. Six'i—Ail ‘packages whatsoever, before being per- mitted to go into any part of the United states heretofore deciared by the President to Le in uurrection, shal! ve cxamined by a ditt, authorized olficer, which examtmation shall be corti aad approved by such otticer as shali be specified in the lcerse, Serenth—For each permit granted a of these rales aud regulations there sh collected one -haif of one per cent upon tle value of the merchandise 80 pormitted, at the pinece of parchas>. which sha'l be collected by the oificer granting th: pe-- mit bevore delivery th f ler these rutos shal! k»°p lel by the Secretary of the ‘Trea Aad shall make weex'y reports to him. in reiati thereto, as much in detail as practicavle, transmitting with such reports a list of all permits granted, aud One of tho duplicate invoices and statements, on w: hich shalt be endorsed the dato of the authority unter which such | sedge isgranted. Weekly returns shall be made of all 3 and emoluments received. Ninth—All licenses and permits shall be lisble to modi- flexticn oF reve, ition by the Secretary of tho Traasury. 8. P. CHAE, Secretary of the Treasury. Chamber of Commerce. THE QUARANTINE Qt RINE SIGNALS—-PASSAGE OF A COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUION TO MR, JOHN BRIGHT, M. re py of ths Chamber of Com. we o'vlock yerterday, Mv. Peletiah Tt was suproved that somo action tion to the Post Offices bill now before Congress; but nothing of (he sort transpired. The min- tites of the lest meeting being read and approved, the following gentlemen were duly elected members of tho Chamber :—Mossrs. Rudolph C. Brundage, Alexander D. n- can, Fdward C, Johuson, Sinclair Tousey and Francis T. Walker. . Messrs. Jonathan Starges and George F. Tuomey wore appointed on the Committee of Arbitration, ‘The special committee appointed on the 6th of February last to inquire into and report upon the bill now before the Senate of the United Statez, emtitied ‘an act to pro. vide fer tho introduction of a code of marine signais adapted to seacoast services, and for other purposes,” ‘The regular. moathly me merce was bold at Perit in the cha. bogged leave to recommend the following resolution for | | tion by the Chamber any l+gis'ation by Con: ine sighals $8 in the commer lathe judgment of the come The report was adopted. ‘The following report was received reiative to Quaran’ tine matters:— UpOH Measres i reference ove that they have unan'mo: aly Re lect committee, Thal the ques ion of Quarantine reverred to them by the Cle mber. of Commerce appears to be pliced under judic rat i ibe bill now before the Logisiature known a fh vill; and, believing the passage omote the wellare of te Fork, the comuntttee a the Metrope { that bill cr] commercial community of New in that (he Chamber sho tld and to the seleet com fultiee ot the Chamber, to report thereon Messrs, A. A. low, Wm. 8. Coleman, Lioyd Aspinwall, Wm. Nelsen and Ezra Nye were appemted 4s such com: mittee, Mr. Canes B. the Usury law! resolution Resolved, That a commilice of (hree be authoriaed and quested Ww éxam.ng iuto wud present por has been before this Chamber and t ralycarsas toa, to prepare a suitable memorial on‘ Le Inture of the State, pra 4 the countion ot New York and Kings vr to prepare a me morial to the Congress of the U Blaten (ork uniform Usury law 5 adopting whi of these (wo mittee may, An taking lognl adv nd prey tie rarmes tu ve further considered ata specal Chamber Mesers, Barstow, Charneey and Denning Duer were apy pointed a committco, With power lo- act a8 above state Mr. Burr, after some preliminarics, oifpred the follow’ ing in relation tothe Board of Arsersora Of this States Which speak» for itgelt i Whsrens, the act entitled “an a among the several cov in this Stave,” passed Ay Atak things mnevided Lor the homtnntion ta ne ° 0 by the Tame oF Stace nBsasorm, whe slid heres eae ior three years, to perform the id whereas, the per-ons who have heretofore t inted as such agscasors have untforroly been residents Gg Interior and Western portions of the State; and whereas te valuation of property in the eity and | fixed by the Bons ‘Aor Baualizadon a niand computation of the E commencing October I, i n $5000; T8—the ainount « aio the ‘sum Of $571,078, $21,009,000, apd wherens, 1 Feport of the 8 atc the sum of $111, ‘atid pepsonal estate fs equalize city and county of New York waa ns of 8571,07: ie tine forty ve ee fy mperiy in Une. Staley, WHiew tacts, In the hoe, Gh miber, rende: stentte'T proper nn ai and coun directly represented fn said ol 4 oy Hel It fagveonss nigel ease his Excellency Governor Mo c setae roqiiewted to nominate wi Br ee end ia | WG O6b UO.020 MaaauUuOK, a iymuyud as sug uF tow and eal a lengthy paper in relation t ‘luded by offering the ow ing al 0 tlhe for @ modideation to tnke ever after and Peper Ling of this alize the Siate tax 2 Slate taxes for wos inereased the enualtzea viluation in he 3, re A difference of reeentannnal 10 and A) that of i ‘ons of yea aah 5 ed upon the said aid kan the whole valtation of should be me (i seesors and 9 Resolve: herety aeavided by STION—USURY LAWS AND MA | Lie same [6 (le ay a to take the place of eg miembeuel aie Board sors, Whose torm of office will expire on ‘Th. resolution was adoptod. Gonoral Wicrmons hore rose and proceeded to speak of the praiseworthy ection of Mr. Jchu Bright, M. P.; in rising in the British Parliament in support of the federal government of the United States. After some eulogistic remarks, he concluded by offering the following: In view of all the great interests of hu \- zation, and oft ne ciple of free gorcrument (ree atg end dof Slate Assos. the 1st of Apri next, me a Potindelplia cr y OF WASHINGTON aA every succveding Saturday, al n90D, river, , RATES OF PASSAGE. ining the inte f the American | First Cabin % Gr ae suthority @ i ational good, and Po wo Bo. to NS beaten Se ena ae aeaae Peat, Mami 85) we, st ba Sytipathy in the sugcess of the na- auivern, rg ike lew wre, Bremen, an ft this Gaainber desires to place on ite reconda. aloe $3091 Liverpool or Queenstown. First cabin, a oxpression ‘of tho gratetut lactated by lie were pai Riecry rom th iegasiown, AOE the Tat titcent, femaiers ant equitable manner in iy MMeietacan be ww erates, chubling peo ree ataeat, teeore: he, People of Brice a eaters have wupetio® aecommodauons for paswen inten my + are ngly built in water ron sections, ant cal hh A ia peo ee ra tke a Enp-rlensed surgeons ufe attached Beight and pea ee ae lo WILLTAM The foregoing was unanimously adoptet, tho members of the Chatsber applauding a5 (ue name 0: Mr. Bright was mentioned, After the transaction of some further unimportant Dusinoss, the Chaniber adjourned. MILDREN TAKEN FOR ADOPTIO: z Agen adopted out, at Madame we! if 4 ALSO ONT 3, 319 West ME AT THE WIZARDS PERFORM. Clinton Tall, Astor’ place, ai 734 o'e10. Kk Waring: row ne lobby. Met hea flint ous ueenstor i 50.0. Re 61 oe ° ‘in Dhl, to > BOUR a DA. mm st) t the Company's GOIIN'G, DALES Mente teBeuadwaye N.Y pee BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEANSHIPS, PROM NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL, icf Cabin pasnage, Second Cabin passat 01 ie gg Ge og + Da .. Cay ANON, Cope eee at “stone, rec 7 planer r? Ce Lott, + Capt. Mi writer's, Lali r . or Tuesiay evening. ler tenlat S ry tu ie. BLACK EVs, IN GREAT the Post vitice name, MALTA, First avenne and Sev nth street, RY G, HALLOCR, tatroet In IMLS wil oans ealy tate wouy being wanted inser DISAPPOINTED TWIC bout you. ‘There ts a letter tov you. allies, 8 The wo. voneels carry 8 ol on starboat ARABIA, Suanvoa, gets ‘Now "York Wednesday, March CANADA, Anderson, leaves Boston Wednesday, March 19, CHINA, Cook, leaves New York Wednesday, 26. Berths tet secured until paid for, n geon ¥, Precioas Siones of Metals ing “ Signed therefor and the vaive there For treigtit or passige a iD, Ron t Bow ting green. of eirones Jour ‘TAIT, OF PEE AR, SERENE. Wwu10 fer oD Liverpool ia 1 ase oud yous adie EBT, AUTUMN 1861 WIT, AMBRE “ax e through “Per re UNTER J Howl trend in Jones may aildress oF h P 1Z20K H.--WiLL THE you 4a photograpa ti oll to" avout and wh i nave to No, please send her address to i Y ABBOTT, WilO suchusecta, on vie 1th of audsomely rewarded. ave itke notice, ASK CALL THIS nd confer a favor U DENTIAL YET RECEIVED, AS YOU mag L advertised as you requested. 1 it vi two ini ME AT 8g SATURDAY EVEN- ‘5, same place t Me mn Tresda7, “ison les oned lady s ture, wi bogs near For mel the nay iageer to thin, ait woe to y Mingeduhse, U er AeqMaln ae, 14 Square Post oftive, rbeians oa, sireet aud Murtison auce of tro ¥ # niay bn apent tatetined and mutually agree: ‘Addess Art and Scieuce, New York Po: eet jwise a a sition, we THE YOUNG 1 hai with Dick grapes ry, seeond seat frome trou Hrooklyn Atbenenm, Wednesd. STEAM 70 LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW A AND LIVER ea ae nme Steamship Lioiienta6 frat clase w Y butt steamer Hf Grange, carrying the Canadian and U will suit froin Portland nex Butardas, March ma ; rat class, according to accomma- tions, send $65; stecra, Strats cates isswed tor bi 00d provisions, PAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, Sieamn to Loudon, Hamburg, Havre and Sou worlte rot claséyanud gant fron mall steams ‘Trautman, commander, carrying the United States mail, cus from pick 21 North river, foot oF Fulton street, sitive” sirday, Nareh S and’ iakes passengers for London, ave and Southampton at the 1 ‘oliowing futon pe GuRMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSITIF BREME, Wessels commander, carrying the United States mail, will sail from pler 30 North river, foot of Cham bers street, on SATURDAY, begtie | ee at 12 o'clock M., BREMEN VIA ‘SOUTHAMPTON, ina basen to LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHA’ N AND BREMEN, at the following rates:— «ira: Calin, $100; second cabin, $60; steerage, $35. ror For irelght or pastag SATMcks & co, 68 Broad On “TAY! ERPOO!—DREADNO} GHT LINE, THE splendic epee oe heel ‘apt. Whitman, posi ely a thre 108! rob on pam est rates) ng pe re No.6 “Mt, DEMAREST, Wout yor CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, ‘A first class steamer will leave New York on the Ist, 1th and 211 of each mouth, except when these dates fall on'Sun- Savi when the day of departure will be ou the Me ewing. bing Hn top passage apply at bas) only afte. No. 5 Bow- ling ee ne ALLEN, Agent. 208 HAVANA TUE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship COLUMBIA, R. Adams, Vaited States Navy. com- ances, wiil Jeave pier No. Nortis river, on * Marek 13, a1 12 o'eluce M., pre: rence requ: ed to procure their passports son bane. fielaltcor passage apply 10 SPOFFORD, TLLESTO! % Con No. 2) Broadway. No. i ~k noon precisely, Saeagers are requested 1 procure their phaitocts before guingoa boar. Yor Heian OEE "FEiSrox pepe od Note. ste HE STEAMSHIP CITY OF NEW YORK, rom" Liverpool, will commence dischargi ieneral otder, ot co Monday, Neu aro 1 isi at wsen, o'clock OC LISTS "AND A AURISTS. the gedideman in the corner seat ha kof her, ‘favor ant a omnes Homan with her addr ga ov attere he c ot tur “Audress PEAPsESs, vines ‘vom a Post aitiva, IMPATRED BIGHT, we: JAN WHO ¢ oO be IN A ‘A FOUR. NOISES IN THE HEAD conversed with a tad) {VIG THE “SWEET DAUGHTER OF EVR" FAVOR Ove who acm ros Use spirit and maivets of lier reply to B. few to better acquaint ice? ™ STREET WILL THE YOUNG LADY WITH PINK third 8 +) foo, W vlog 8 basd\orchict, &e , Veit ust Tuesday, Mar id, iss cond coating «nongh (at ivess a pote to her a feral “Broaaway Be ottiee! RAOUL LOSN AND FOUN OG LOSt-TROM NO. 8 W a white Soon Be Bi 04, THURSDAY, Soni h Be MORNING, MARC H ¢ 1N hy pel cond Kiteet, Jersey: wich treet, Ne Ve IN A TUIRD a vont RY 2, vd at the City w Wateh, 3 teas ing it 21 5 3 2 = pate’ ' A ? 4 : = Psee a Nee weet | it 7 : ' PES A\ $ = e te 4 re) 3 REM LAPS cE, FPS GOP" sl Fgmaeeel Cec Me ce te ee eee 7 > ; mes | LY = &. _, ee ognze_e 4 i SEF 2 st 2: aa <2 se nee,o? Osta. 4 bran) The tnd uy yt or tithe Neacomy ot Muste (Mrs. Buck's), Hewarded, 0x7 On STRAY, sun nee UESCRIBER. \ evening ot Ala . 0g (a, thin mane, witha ay pers: : inding the seme or giving ROM TH. tee information where hee ube fo id wilt oe! Ty rer Je CM. NORTHU r, SW ieee MEWARDs. if 6) REWARD—FOR A CURLY py WHITE Fur (a tow bron state) lostow ig urigeatiy and Thi i. ‘ $2 to 68 West Bro Hdl $5 REVAL Thos, 1. tweety. oD near Fuh avennie, i receipt and ot urned t tent West tee venue, beuween A SMALL WHECE bul low spars on Che heat nud ceceive tlhe above [4 5) REWARD. STRAYED, FROM 152 SECOND AVE. viack and tan Stat, Anew Whoever will revue mi siut win receive (ev oi , 4" andy. Fewaid. sit REWARD quer. YESTERDAY AFTERNUON, « Port diainond y th a $10 locke: stage, to Motston street and toa ty Hudson street, from Budeon to the it to Mra, Xiepp: the owner, us be y iret ine, With the thanks of e glitoran a oid friend, TH B TURK, CARD.-THE PROSPBCTUS BSsUiD Mersiahed w, ahoet time since, foie ate he aud ineans” insure a Racing Cain oN ing feason, having been fre: ly a utes JP the Ber eneral approbitt the Pima gt bie ‘est, it isd meeting fo accorda ie prospects, for th the With aview to its Volonel . Hail having genevously ton vepaclousand elegant parlors, ae Ko meeting W Hl be held there on Frida atdo'duck, All Uhose who feelon terpeisr succeed, Ate reapuetty ation ting, neal @ .pedtton: ith the suggest qi cated to art te: YOUN Bet : SPORTING. Fras 18 BUTLER, NO. 3 PECK SLIP, HAS ADL THE choiee Breeds ter stock and wale. Butler's fu wie and Fiea Bxterminator, 6) conts per ii ferst:Brecding. Training, Diseases: de. of ‘bhus.'s boarded, trained, &c, edieines for ‘ail diseases, ft yor SALE=A THOROL H BRED ENGLISH GREY hound Shut, 18 montha old; the handsomest in the eon. ee $20; two Fars Pointer Dog Pups, two mouths ‘Can Le seen at 12) Church stveet, near Doaue, SPORTSMEN = seven pairs, ii ty; Quant FORSY weigek 2. 2 connD By Dr. VON EISENBERG, Oculist and Auris’, WITH HIS NEWLY INVENTED ATHERIAL EAR INHALACOP AND VON EISENBERG EVE FUIMGATOR. APPROVED OF BY THE WIGUESY MEDICAL AUTHORITIES, _ BTRABAGMUS, Caos? BYE, IN ITS WORST STAGES . CURED IN ON ONE MINUTE Between Dp": Ss AND E NESS, THE MOST HOPELESS Cases cured withont painiad operations; also, Nervous rriebiry meg by Catarrh, the frequent canses of ‘deafness, GRAVES. ‘Consuliation free, persouclly or by "oe Broad PUBLIC SONCE 18 HERE ‘attochun new Jersey, byeyir yd inst the estate o: Willlam HT, Hayes Praucts M, itayes is wife, for the sam of five thourand dollars, any ay a dein, ated Fe oe ASS was returned duiy served ou the tenth Gay of rember last. 6 | CHAS. B. SMITH, _Droewacn 1, 186. vovoNE Kuso, Ait A Stouxpixa “cur 4A ith heatch ov 1 led Lge ». WT ‘FORD, jedicine Wo- fericas ity ey at ksi street, B: sevente, decected sease, prescribes remedies and Undgabeont fiends. Busiaess interviews, 50 cents, modl- cal, $1; by Helier, with lock of ha BONA FIDE As1R01.06 Ist, THAT EVERY ONE Aine, WILSON, who tetis the odgeet Tisit ne soa As sou cnier. She telly the past, pees sent aud fcinve of your lite, and warus you of dangers, a! \ neers out “oF the most prrilotis undertakings. nN "elebratod magic charms, No. 189 Allen sireet, betweca ‘and Stanton steels, over the bakery. CRarges for Janes and gew sranantome abn iret STOMSITNG:—MADAME " MORROW, fol tt ‘ier, has a gift of forcsight; tells how sooi bow often you wil marry, aud aa you wish to Know, even your very thousits, or ho Pay, nicky charms tree, Her tq: alisiiot te be found. Her M ae Tage is now in tet operation—Ist Ludlow street, below Houston, Price 25 conta, Gentlemen not admitted, ‘onts ING ARE en PREDIC EONS or Miss DAVIS, the Canadian Gimy, who gives consultations On alt busaeas ae Be Lueky numbers, charms tor love or 5 ailies vents; gea- Hemen, cunts, Hours ftom 9 A. M, to P- ¥ ADAME PAY, 200 SEVENTH AV hw vonnth strect, Rurprises all why rky should test hee powers wky ntimbers, loses, inaies, Bing ARD OF THE CELE- t. who has removed to No. between Kirst and Secoud ave- nsitlied with entire satisfactiont the name or Lature wite or husband, ah truth give ve her a call, awed ho € ena Sly 40 Lind 0. her visiter, Ph OSULLAVAN 31 ed ani gives hi true seer and liv EN -MRS. ROEDER GIVES TRUK o-macton on all sitar tod the lotteries, | Siiv s Homember be: residence, F BOWERY, NEAR BROOME STRELT—MADAME WIPC ER, Ulatrvoyant and Coen Speniah ve, gO, aaPoaernn il disses; ate Ness: numbers, property lost oF “MEDICAL, INDER —DR, BARROW, NO. 19t BURKCKER ocr pen Op, Bal Macdoiigal street, N.Y. Olliew hutire ft ak ne and trom 4 to vARD, A SUUCESSEU ed akypode vegnmutied condensin, t Hours ti is puysic TAN AND BUR. atta. Office pe A. M. ult je enIrAnce. R. POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FEMALES with cnparalleled sucedss. Hy can,be consulted at 12 Laight street, Atvonds cominually, “<THE PHYSICEAN Hower HUNTER, WIM. Who established the Hanterian Dispensary, No, , ‘ork city, in 1834, can be consiit Vision atrer AM i t i Wor'elock at night at the old olice, Private ROFESSOR RESTELL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, CAN fe consnliéd as renal, Agen My 127) Liberty mroet, .Y¥, In Brooklyn, 176 Fulton street. D. MEMBER OF. THe NEW YORK Nienitat College) and Collegeof Surgeons, sulted ag fit 1 at his office, 20 Conve fi and W onde, etic a beteaie Gaga ay i a as ane la ils Criematia