The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1866, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY. 18, 1866. ‘d 5 SHIPPING NEWS. i cm ak Ham ot Re, Be | EVROPE. SS TaBAiAT TAGKUS KREAIOT W epee a eet “Weet of Wow Wark, Pobrwary 17, 1660. ; omen fees Brooks, Liverpool via fitmaup oat ar a TY; City of London at this Port with (me Day Later News. Tae Poughkeepsie Ieeboat Fleet at Ab moruing. bany—The Trip Up and Arrival at the | “4 Reanion and Free Conference,” commencing st Capital, de. o'clock. The Sunday will its - OUR ALBANY GORRESPONDENCE. anniversary at half- ego onven: tog this evening. A “leraetip Poraran (Be), Ballantine, Liverpool via Port- The Chilean Privateers Off the | eens ee ie Fren ‘ Aunaxy, Feb. 17, 1808 | general invitation is extended to all who have been con- | , Stenmablp Fung Shuey, Gough, New Orleans—R Low. Coast of Spain. featng 8 ots cori toon ated th so Cnet cia los tecocae putiieg, | Ueced ib thin Rody, and.to. others Intertated in ts)’ Glearahip Moruing’ Gin, Werner, New Orleane—James aud general not, prosperity. % government. that Ponghkeepsie-on-the-Hudson takes the precedence | ane pastor of Monus Zion church, & 8, Snow, will | pevareulh sige.” 0 Ualem Blanchard, New Orlaans—H | 1 sbi, Abrabem Bares Ree ~ The Queen of Spain in the matter of prem that city bern preach in Jones? Hall, 658 Broadway, at three o'clock | 2ttmshlp Avladne, Orary, Apalachtools—C 1 Mallory & | om. Watson, Hinge. Sy Fh rigs F 4 [Madrid (Jan. 27) correspondence money is invested in this winter sport alone, this afternoon, Subject" ‘Yeudhiom ant |. tiestahip assbeen, Hihon, Aakenuah—Lirtagnon, Fos Hawsamtm Jan d-kut out Rove 22 Spanish Prigate Semt tm | Mim sher aren on tho evening of Janmcporia. of | winter long the owners of the Poughkeepsie boats bave | spintualism,” euccautinged & Co. oe mocess, Regal, 5: windows ratt! Pursuit. siete hich tonouneed ithe word the emesis event | watched imaptiently for « clear surface of let uno on't ment nave asta into the word ‘at ton minutes past cleven, structed by snow, whevere to make a trip to Albany, or, jad the Gazet'e informs us that the young Prince and his | as they termed it, ‘a grand expedition to the Sturgeon ther are doing well, The event been foreseen | City,” the programme including “a stop over night at New being Steamship San Jacinto, Loveland, Sqavannah—Garrigon Nassau, NP, Jan 22—Arr CC Colson, ‘At 8h Annis Free church, Eighteenth near | Ages? Feary # | govforst ig distrosn, Sit Said. of soe Bock Ai ey St-amahip Quaker City, West, Charieston—A Leary. rd Fifth avenue, the Rev, W. D. Walker will preach at half- Steamship Starlight. Podriek. Wilmington—Arthur Leary, in i; Steamship El Old, Hobart, Newbern, NC—C t Octavia, wan; Feb a . the Rev. Eastburn | steamantp Gussie Telfair, Dean, Morehead City—Murray, ia; sohra Fly, Bettelini, J 4 past ten o this mornt Perris & (0. steamer Cores. Diokion, do for ler, as, Prysovrts, Jan 29—Put in, Hilda & Carin, Lofgren, from Newoaatle for NYork. Pataano, J. At the New York Young Men’s Christian Association, ther Spanish | °° ith the most perfect accuracy, and ' . . ‘ Reported Capture of Ano P and prove crsons who had been askel to Court for the | Athens” Bair patsuven oslok this evening; P'Siatmhip Nagar, Cousb, Norfolk, ity Plnt and Rich a Man-of-War by the Chileans. many of tho pirvendein artenaance in the evening. The | The propitious day arrived on Friday last, and early on | TOO? Hers nts © agg Ons: ‘Steaman'y Sea Gull. Fish, Baitim: B Small. ‘ Babput, ing Cousort, who, when her Majesty is lad up, b comes At the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of | steamship W P Clyde, Robbing, Philadelphia—J Hand, Boston (and fant, Wells, ‘ King Cousort, who, when her dee with, the perform. the morning of that day the commodore of the ‘lest sig- | Waverley place, the Rev, M. Teaoy will morn: mship Glaucus, Gale, Boston—Newtune Steamship Co, 27th, briga Ann, Jobnson’ (from Havana), Wa ~ oe of those Litie-honored ceremonies for which the hailed the wennele to get raster way. The commanders, ot | ing and aiderahow, ‘end the Rey, oe in PE Wetotson, Hurlbut, Laverpool—Grianell, Mintura ne reas th, olla, ship Senger 5 ab, ‘ CRs 27.72 Court of this ancient monareby is distinguished. innebaha, Bnow Flake ‘Haze responded w' ing. ’ past ton, half-past three | # 6% irereogin von Brabant (Brem), Strohmeyer, Bremen | X\ rk); NOrleatis; 10h, big L TY Knight, —_ | tions through which he has.to | @lacrity. and half-past seven o’clock. Portland), Matanz “Twelve Iron-Clads Building in | “itovtoitnt ao emections anrough, watch be haste —H Koop & Co. ‘THE START, Ship J: 5 Mi zas—Walsh & C 3 go on similar oceast At ten A. M. the ‘Minnebaha, with all sails sét, boro Bee ane e Coones Gualthe Apalnchicole Onion Navi- 161 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-second stroct, tho ‘Lyuvgiahl, seven in the evening. i oyal infant to the assembled multitude and the layin, 0 13 Sia attra, Dix, NYork; 2th, Contin r Spain. Toyal infant to the asembiad Maud decorations to which | away before the wind and started northward, having | Roy. Joseph , Daryea will to gentlemen only, | #tion wid in pl England for Sp po teers ‘nora tora, af no overpoweriogo | jth net het owner, Mr Fv: Joon, ahd one 2 2" | te NS Rae eee aoa mF Atalanta (Brom), Hogeman, Bremen—Garrele 4 Se Sean (Ping, Feb No vetea por, mA Jan cndidiee ig tendon, conjugal and pater cause him- follo Snow Flak ‘Setdanelens Hanford, A \—Panamia Rail. | 81, fonteziima,-N VOI oiiida worry and fatigue. Ta former. inslanoes, tt is | also carrying her owner, Me, "thames Fah and one OF | pottont reals, the Rey, A Carma of Christ pee will | Foad Con Recio Rens hsvio welt 1. Quessgawy, JanidFutin, N Merryman, from Liverpot said, he was so grvatly affected by the wholo transaction other, @ third and ‘vosse! by be preaching at balf-past. ten moraing and balf-past ei Dak finn, Marche WW Bos ae nea ry nes ‘hee * fan Fron. ’ Se a ER ae | pgs ahr mr own ‘BRITISH NEUTRALITY AGAIN EXEMPLIFIED that he felt inclined toshirk the duty and withdraw gps Jeera aaron teats Om ws Seow oe from court; but, he has lately been more reconciled to ‘SF Jonxs, PR, Feb $n port bri ri for Bal- ‘quacies of his exalted if Tam ‘was. tho lore of the fleet, Mr. 0. H. Booth. | At the Pilgriin Baptist church, Wost tira | ie BER, Neb Sate Pee rE uve bteee rel scored bis ssitdeatd and devo Tan fay | The wind favors, | street, there will be preaching, moraing fee een by Belt Mary © Howland, Ramund, Miner hn” nee Mant Jan Y-IB port-eehr Westover, for Philadelphts considere a gral nation or an affectic . George » BY. Ich (Br), Barter, yy Br ays. Action of the British Authorities to fort. The royal ehildren now llving are five tn number of me arabe, A, Corey, D.D., will reach tn the Murray eke Movearot Dil), iy Halifas—C A De Br Jou, Rhea ity Kleine — * dozen. urch, A N 2 rr brig L. M Merriti , Boston. Suppress Fenian Sympathy. edie OFM, Infant was christened with the greatest s0- . ala ; Pointy ovenih street, at halCpast ten o'clock in th> | | Scbr Biateaman, Nickerson St Mirke GD lartiat Ce | Gacewery dan do-—Arr Seotia Mack, CallMoy Atalanta, Me eterent Foie arena ee mig 0a" bh Wa’ tate eecepey morning and at half-past seven in the evening. Schr MB Bramball, Dewey, Charleston—N L McCready & | Ba ry. Glover, Aver, and E ed ay! San of the Belgians, represented for tho occasion among . Hitsdnee terdienasa neuen an ipl ten Qiclock pa Wal, Dhotaeien, Brows, * RS ar a ¥i vo ear ae 7 Freosth Br), Thomas, for Mahing Ready for an Expect by the Belgian Minister and tho Princess Royat, Maria | {45 by the inhabitants on both sides of the river, | inthe morning and half-past seven in the evening. F Kiden Witmongione Thomas Holmes. | | Nvork; Brillaut, and Lucerne, for dy; for Boston; Isabel, of Spaim, Tho Nuncie officiated, and the Outbreak. water sprinkled on the ohitds head was carried for tho | Old men left. their dwellings on either bank, standing Lagi rcp Spy ated fe arson te | handkerchief anything sme orl, tn aig an e foreign lomat © ceremony. 18 infante has pce at A font one hundred their eyes on the scrub race before them with an novel ” ? eagerness that is indescribable. @reat Depression of the London ts all Peper, Mle pera The t Tivoll, also, the enthusiasm was noticeable, tho Beh: Preaching morning and evening by Urban ©. Brewer. Schr Watauga, Howard, Washington, NC—Dibble, Worth ‘(ob "0. aici shades klown, at Deal. At the First. Froo Will Baptist church, Bevonteenth : ie Arrfrom NYork, ¥ eke stroct, west of Sixth avenue, the Rev, J. A Notting will Gefr Tnoeh Moorn, Maly, Norfoli i Daeereen Oa ATE fram (Phliadiphit, Union, at Marstins ir Cote Ei'the afternocs, ‘There will alao bo prayer meeting ot ARRIVED. ? ‘Arr from Yokouama, Samuel Russell, in the Straits of im She eernoom. |. SHES Win # prayer, a Steamship City of London (Br), Mirehouse, Liverpool Jan half-past seven in the evening. Sunday school ab two mia Queenstown Feb John @ Dale. Jan anda, “all the invocations of the Moat Hol: dae an 510 passengers, to \ Arr from Callao, Cyclone, at Queenstown. 1, with n 10 PM, in the Channel, saw steam. first and real name, however, is that ofthe blessed Fran- | Occupants of the swift gliding crafts exchanging merry | in the afternon. Money Market. _em : e salutations with the denizens of that staid town asthe | 4 tho Forsyth atrest Methodist Episcopal church thip Scotland, from Liverpool for New York; Feb 2 off | Ships Crusoe, from London for New York, and N Merry- vessela shot swiftly by. Nowe oy on the trains going (near Division street) centenary and missionary services Fastnet, steamsbipa Louisiana, and Scotia, hence for Liver- | man, for New Qrieans, are at Queenstown. European Fashions. north and s south on the Hudson River Railroad raised the | Will be held to-day. ‘There will be preaching at half. past | PStoamehip Manhattan, Deaceon, Vera Ships Hilda, and Carm, from Newcastle for New York, are BUROPEAN FASHIONS {From the Paris Le Follet, Feb. 1.) Windows of thevcars and swang their hats wildiy at the | ton o'clock in the morning by the pastor, tho Rov. G. A. | vane 18th, with maze and mansengers. to C | at Plymouth. ‘We cannot but remark the striking’ contrast at present | ¢xcursionists, apparently highly gratified at the novel | Hubbell; a missionary meeting at three in afternoo Steamship Matanza, Liescging, 1, Phitadel- ine, to Kon rowel which will bo addressed ty the Rev. Dr. Wardle, of | 12 hours, wit! a Grocne street and others. Sermon at haif-past seven in | heavy antes from the NW north of Hatoras, Arrived at the evening by the Rev. G. Haclenbeck, missionary. Sendy Hook at taldnight on the 16th—7 days 12 hours from aL BR preach this evening, services commencing at half-past seven o’clock, at the Sanctuary, existing between tho tojléts for ball and visiting, and | sight. de. bass Be cs those for at home dress. The lattor ire distingulsirsd by at ATHENE. nd. Ne. oe bers their stopllaies eink nate, thick materials and little Big teegeenigyn at Annee te ook ee meh se he trimming; while, for dress the thinnest and most boats they were m e members of ‘The Inman steamer City of London, Captain Mirchonee, } jaiizy, par tr -ayon ay upon skirt—looking truly fairy- | the Athens Iceboat Association, who teceiyed the ex- which left Liverpool at eleven o'elock on tho morning | fixe. Among the gauzes most in fashion, we may | clrsionists in a truly hospitable manner. | After a brief forfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, with mdse, to erdoft (Meck), Lorena, Taganrog, \ Wronde’ Haw hud “Seott, CI . ‘George Gichrist. ‘Ada G York, Key sah A ‘, arrivea | mention the chambery. It'Js made in patterns of wide | Consultation it was decided pot to alter the original pro- | 103 First street, on the “Second Coming of Christ, the | 194 days. with wool, to Punc’.. Meineke & Wendt. realness weet ace ne preree nae hii a | strpos of pink, green blue, A, on A white ground, or | grammo'ta'd down gome weeks since; consequently alt | Millonaium,”’ &o. heavy Wand NW. wintts the last 15 dav po Rog Ram Dere yesterday, bringing © day's later advices from | Sips ort ulin stripes’ Also the chambery satin | Procecded to Hudson, on the opposite sido of the river, | _ “A Tourwith the Police into tho Lower Depths of New | , Bark Bervrer (Er). B Marseilles Oot f with mde, | Conover; Anne 2 onas row: Burope. gauze, o brilliant material, with satin bands of where quarters were procured for the night, the vessels | York’ will be the subject of a discourse by the Rev. and hati ther, Bergen PF’ he up, schr Clara W ‘Elwell, Who mails from the River Plate had reached Lisbon, | modiim width, -edzed with black. This gauze is made | in the meantime tying on the foe with sulls down, there | Peter Stryker, im the Thirty-fourth street Reformed Marseliles, 86 days, with Lang, Woode. i Yi Aalto, Liverpool; Dunkeld, od heavy westerly winds the Dutch church, this evening, at half-past seven o’clock. in all celors.’ ‘Then there is tho marquise gauze, | to remain until morning, FEET Oe ee ro tbrig California, Camm, Matansas, mad conveyed the intelligence that Lopez anticipated | pons, “ . parent a3 a vapor, with bands of taffetas ANOTHER START POR ALBANY. t the Bleecker st ty entire passage: split sails, &c. Scanning hig opery | tn, ee, tre, re | At ne eee rng fm ene | aot th ge ay fay ay aps | cee ramet tsa | enero 2-8 i t General 0: a a @ ver Ww A * ¥ 3 : , NYork; US achr Pharor, Howland, New q King mark Bad seut General Oxholm on & | torus in color. For toilets de {nero are two. ma. | aud all in fora scrub race to that point, The wind blew | foven'P Me te ene Ae 0s ea neray 0 Jeeatigus, Miragoane, 2: Tethe offig. three ners, «aid to be the Lilly and AJ Tee, seven P. M. co! (Br) ao, re Rentiyy from New ¥ Cid achr Adrian, Emery, town, SC, pOkTHRSS MONROR, feb Aj irr schrs Villaze ; rs Y joston. . FALL FIVER, bed i6-—-bid ‘schr MS Hathaway, Cole Jacksonville, . Fla. HOLMES’ HOLE, Feb 15, PM—Arr bi N Stowers, Stowers, Cectaastie Poruahas %dwin H Filler, Peacock, New Orleans for Boston; Scotland, Nove, do for do; I Philadelphis via N¥ork for Jo; rehire May, ‘Whitney, to. Williams, Buonos Ayres, 75 days, with At the Church of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue, % Tiincken. ; corner of Forty-second street, at half-past ten A.M.” Brig Caprico (aus): ‘Watan, Bio Janctro Oct 14, via Ber- Bishop Potter will hold an ordifation, Bishop Grogg, of muda 1B days, with Golfee, lo MeColl & Frith, ‘Put Into ‘exas, Will preach the sermon -past seven o' i PM. The Rav, Dr. ‘Tyng, rector of St. Goorge’s church, | | Brig La ampbell, Curacoa, 20 days, with will the first of a course of Lenter sermons before the ‘Ald Society of this church. ‘special mission to Mexico topresent the Emperor Maxi- | toriais that uiay be noticed as in favor—ihe neigense, | fresh and the vessels glided over the ice like lightning, ‘wlitan with the Order of the Elephant. entirely of wool, dotted all over with small irregular | until when within eight miles south of the capital the Phe Journal du Havre reports that the six battalions sole sn when < whi Toning ‘one of 8 saow storm ‘i Flake mot with at 4] lots-are made in all colo althou the yum AN ACCIDENT @P Me leyion Urangére of the French army in Mexico | js always black. ‘The other material 1s Stick poplin, Tunning into the “loose ice’ on the fats and breaking will remain there after the departure of the French | dotted with silver aud with small patterns. This is also | through. The Haze also me@ with a mishap @ short dis- is és hay r made in a variety of shades, and is one of the jest | tance further on, by a derangement of her - Gerpe Brpeditionaire, they having been sent to Maximilian | mace in a variety, — eres saver ~ stecring ‘ap. for it Freda wool hides, Dr Ericsson (Dan), Jensen, St Thomas, 14 with supa, to @ F Benita Eco.” — rig Advance (Br), Diekson, Sor aix yoars—that is, until 1868. It is reported also, | ROVeltlos of the season. We wero told that gold, silver, ‘siakanes aspera. Rev, Br. Canfield will preach this evening, at half-past Dickson, St Mare, 19 days, with log- as Genggal Castagny is to enter the Mexican army as | drosees; but this is certainly not the case, ‘Many even. | ‘Thehelmaman of the Minnehaha, seoing the condition | soven o'clock, in the Church of the eden root Co DIR De Wolt & Co. Kalled in’ campay ih et See ee eee okis tur dor Juba freakin gineral of division. ing dresses are mado of two materils—the under skirt of | of affhire, turned the prow of his vessel Fourteenth streot, opposite the Academy of Music. Seats si * | Gloucester for NYork; steam tulle douillonné; the upper of satin, ending in points, | up alongside of the schr Hoary W Johnson In tow, 1 about and ran them all ne- ‘Whe steamship City of Baltimore, from New York, er | ang cut up at each side; the body ‘being opened also | Cossary assistance; after whieh, all fo under way — and just laced together with a cord. at half. ten “a Mh aba ‘Wived gt Liverpool on the 81st ult, under arm, }, Alice Varleton ; by — Notwithstanding the inconvenience of the long trains soon after y z pa chy ey cd Nevada, trom Key {oars Geo Dovaseeh; bos f hen dancing, no ball dress is made without one, | Snow Flak in the evening. ‘Schr Lizzie (of Harrington), Talbot us, PR, Feb 8, | Anuic M Chadwick. Julia Frankl! THE CHILEAN WAR. ug t of tho skirt must be sufficiently with sagen, be, to James Honey. cr Passed by, barks Wm Retmon short to leave the feet at liberty. Velveteen is moro ‘At Christ church, Fifth avenue and Thirty-ntth stroot, | “itr eae rae Grand Turk, TI, 18 day, with | Robbins, from At Martins for Rockiand; also @ bark, sup & Spanish Frigate Sent in Pursuit of | 4 more worm, not moroly for an entire toilet, but eee So Ne Bear erat ore Dr. | alt, Ae, to Holyoke MUTE. oi sesnsantite, 22 | Ubthecare wrecking riesinet Kellet. trom NYork for also for an at home dress. When made with a veste, , i 3 if Hautias (of Sew Maven), Tuthill We cE TLIN Tec lane bile loaded wi enlone sal @Rilean Privateers—Reported Capture ef Another Spanish War Ship—More Beauties of Eng! Neutrality—Twelve Zron-Olads Building for the Spanish Government, d&e. Maprm, Jan. 30—Evening. days, with de tod Faaml T Kees; May, of and from Nussaif 8 daya, with to Rehr ret Samson, (i with s Pt 4 ‘Sampson, alveston, cotton, BELOW. Oe eae ae Lawin it Tilley, 8 Tasco; schre MOBILE, Feb 10 ‘ship tala, ad Ra Liver- ae ee OES: Rae td Kee ork for Htliag? Frincge, Lovell owton for 8 tori Palen Clty of Washington, Cela apo Helvetia, Miriadae, Quaker Cio elar a a, San Jaci ‘wo Chilean privateers have beon seen off the coast of Ls iyde Mgain, The frigate Isabel has received orders to pursue Sistieres, Miageea. vig Keliiy, and Armand, on Re a ore them. fanset BW, ‘Nicholas, do; 3 . rete, bellies ork tor ‘Bostea;, White Swan, Nobbias, for ALLEGED CAPTURE OF ANOTHER SPANISH STEAMER. A Rio Janeiro despatch of January 9 says:— rs Intelligence has been received here of the capture of Wee Spanish vessel Dormitilla at Coquimbo, by the Chi- Marine Disasters. ‘The ice in the harbor is very heavy, and on Friday night ‘and yesterday morning it was in great plenty. The Bremen ship Bnergie, lying at the Empire Stores, Brooklyn, was cut through, and ta full of water, Bhe has on board 900 hhds tobacco and 100 bales cotton... The Spanish frigates Carmen, and Isabel la Catotien, whit Were lying atanctior tu the North river, were dragged afoul of each other, carrying away the Isabel In Catolica’s bowsprit; they have both gone down to Staten Tsiand, to anchor. Several othor vessels have re- coived slight damage. hike 8 AM—Arr tn the night, scl x oS ES night, schr Helen, Perry, NBedford 15th—, MS Hi . Cole, Fi gure: Chater “einlth Waren for fort Galan Uni Provides ;, Brilliant, Carter; Leod, Eaton, ond ne is do for Nor. fox: "Empire Re ton tor Georges ; Ki fe Yor : Nagy Shade Rich, Eliz. bethport tor Boston, in i —Arr sehr» Mary Elizabeth, Sarah Wooster, T Hainmond, Richard Baliwinkle, 4 Leann: NY for will show that H; ‘Therapy, which ‘treats al! diseases Withuut drug sacdicives, is the trne medical science. ; RBPARTURE OF THE PERUVIAN STEAM-RAM FROM LONDON. ‘Tho Peruvian armor-clad steam ram Independencia, B ‘WBkh the Spanish Consul endeavored to have stopped, the Thames on the 27th January. She was onder t call at Southampton to ship eine hen- company, : geven ok." eixth | “The tures,” by the Ree Fea Perley D. Dd. Saath i a Fa 2 Novel eg. es, in Eng- The London correspondent of the Liverpool Journal s & ‘nee for Beat . of and for hott, Matar for Ha See. and gy fo) camplete her ship’ A pink and yA sitieea:—— Prvorsoat Caantorre Wren, No 6, is ashore at Now Inlet, Pi re end proceed destination. ‘ wide band nein ‘London is overrun on Sundays and week days Long Island. A steamtug has gone to her asslatance. ane for Muehia, Or bog Law OF ASE. body is made Mi ‘s ba? } Sroveeny ( a Ve Say eam bey winch bang | DISTURBANCE IN A DANCE HOUSE. | sifors ccpevpla tas anon the Improvementot AN | seeors reported mpebentn duiresn ut tulo Nasea MP, th | Upeinek kato fur Milvtens Tice Lave, Boson fe ‘Thiere was no allegation in yy to Uy ane fewman Hall, of Surrey Ch has got quite a reputa- | ist, for repairs. ag NYork; Alexundrin, Kelley. and Asuauda, Lamson, Fall ee cet ek nodes anh nae ee Me tulle. | August Ludkte Fatally Shot—Escape of | tion for all sorts of trregular eforts in this kind. "The | | Sreayes Crxes, Dictson, hence for Motile, put ito Nas: | York. egoury. Nur. for foton: White Bian Robbing rl nau, '" in “a8. P 7 . “if : i tomce for the interference which the Spanish Consul body, the Perpetrater—Four M on Ranx Evaxtm (of Boston), which left New York Jen ig | York; active Sherman: Vorismonth, Ni. for Bakionere ‘‘Bdeavored to invoke. It is quite true that the relations | fy 6) in the hair, a ‘at the aid bandelettes Suspicion—Ante-Mortem Statement of for Key Wot rie a of coal, salt, &c, encountered | James ick, Bo: Ph ‘indole, Lou: of Spain with are not of the most friendly charao- | 0," and @ rose 0 wide, Just above the the Victim, &e., &e. agale on the from 8H; carried away cutwater, ahified Kat x Dr and logp W 1 ter, and that a league between Chile and Peru, which A dress i core, ook eprwaks g Teds fier pearing, ter SD Garay toe Se r, for NYouk; and the ia the adjacent States, to resist the aggressions A of white tulle over whit» satii Beare at ~— eg ith 7 foot water in the TA, Feb 18—Arr bei Cattell, Watison, Key a, 80; FB te neither impossible nor improbable, But at wo, SO; Bita i ia, Price. Bria Canorrne, Johnson, from Galveston bound to New Present moment Peru is not a belligerent, and if she Rohde, No. 161 Washington street, about eleven o'clock on Yor $ Levene rk. with f cottan ent wood. a ra, Berkely ‘were there is no law in this country to ther pur- Fesaap'auguul | iihaen Sue yartoeingnlia oohneeaiay Gp Wood Gay, Grand Babarnas, om ihe 26th uit.” Cargo saved. “fried Boston: J) RW serior, Mobaw matter it appears that a party of young men, in a partial Hendrickson, from New York bound to ‘Buenos +; ‘Aurora (BE) ry » MeLanghiin, ult A portion RM Drum, Mobile, with Be gesarisd carp, was wrecked at Cays eyez ‘her cargo was saved, taken B 4 © 8 Carstairs, Price; 3 ; is Feb 15—Arr steamers Fors, Thad Ca 4 state of inebriation, entered Rohde's place at the time Bamed above and commenced quarrelling among them- selves. Becoming alarmed lest the police should make a Jaurs Lecas. Smith, pet Yor. bound | to Mo- * ‘cargo, Wan wreo! reWar Ci ga tse Bah. A portion ot her cargo was saved, and takes if i eg vin Rowperts Magnolia, Hardig: Phitede Ls 5 niet, talk. eh wport; Magnolia, Harding, Phi ferrenter spaeres | ers eng cay Bru Siereny eecteg es (panini provement than at- | by'capr canis, sri bat holed dee 1 Hynsos, haw; ma, Miles, and Golden Gate, Ludkie. ‘The bullet passed into his body beyond the reach lanttor clase the wreck, sy magannael Bre reerusd pariy were b hours on | iGah- der sseamer yg US ST eae of «probe, inflicting a wound which it a feared wit with the St. A, lara aldewhee! steamer, name unknown, was seen Biter Salts Grigg. gn oerapee mortal. Lud! the upper part Following ashore off Cape Romain Feb nd a schr within 4 miles of Acacia; same house, took ‘no in the disturbance and her, 1 ‘anchor. ” S 5 ‘part ‘he ploa at pnehor. "( ntsamner Richmond, with ‘a’ Borry, Clara Mt Goodsich, Atpltes ache WT iE i fi i i TCH MOND. Feb sohr BE r 5 ; load ith wood for Work Napoloony Nissoky tad’ Wit i i i af i 5 i if LD BYES MADR NEW WITHOUT APROTACLED Seer ereniitns pon BB, Foote, M.D. Li) neaMeay, New Yorke | Jan wo lat, ac. Comfort yu wr ihe free. Address hand pers BB votes M.D. 1.10 Neontweaye care, Ja vi XYore, Gare | our antiraes“hdarene heh Footy. By hi Brows In port brig way, 109 P. M. Invalides at « distance may: ao (a), NTork és wy Arbu- Se PERSE Emigration to Tezas, New Ontnama, La, Feb. 16, 1806. The tndications continue that there will be a heavy emigration to Texas from the Northern States, especially inthe apring. Below the town of Dale, on the Brazos, fn Contra! Tezas, # large portion of the plantations are already occupied by these new comers. The owners of (he fapds have divided them into small lots and rented them to poor people who are going into cotton planting. ‘There ase four hundred thousand acres of the richest Cotton tend on the Brazos river alone still untopehed by the plougt. Hon. albert H. Lattimer, Comptroller of Texas, bas been appointed Tax Commissioner for Toxas. ne Mews from Lewistana. New Ommane, Feb. 16, 1968, ayn ; aad ‘The Baton Rouge Advocate mys that in not one-third sas ano Of the ovltivahte lend in that section, nor along the const ‘whon officers Davin and n, of the seventh i fra So yeeroe ats caer pet 7, {10m Bristol, B, for New Yark, Sih, Aneogsits Pakieteen ee Feat Sharan Of Keeping ral wee, eeeinn Otten wt CAL ene mai Le “mo the ‘were aloo arrested for disorderly conduct and at +r cent 10 treet station house, Vigilant search aan snnrrnna IROL AN BOUS. j IRON-CLADS BUILDING IN ENO- was for who the pistol; tho Pree. PRIVATE EYE AND EAR INPI 2 LaNp. but he. had Indkie. was the State ad at 8 CNaton pince, EB Liverpool Post, Jan. “rt immediately and as revival has ADwEl’, Fx 1 and Operatir. 0 understand that the Spanish ‘Consul af thie part it was thought, live but'e church | Basa Trro—The cargo of brig Tito (Ital), from New York Aikavand with GATARRI, ane dally ich a8 bis instractions to time Coroner Wi ‘added to | for Cork, which put into i * a ] [Apo ~4 Te jaa Deing dis. tion, as ney be earned Fycaremnreres striae orn Sete | Sore paeee eae ere entat as eo ‘altegethar, troeles of (vest ; | the + ve en aman eat re Jo rh gee memset | batgen tpieetey fo ae eben, | linen dee orders have Deed seat to on Wasa; | wes ee Ary rag A Sion, BP, Care Ban Ladin Cotten fort io {Soames cere | Eten soe | eusetreen reese: | A GEeReT Tae may be indulged thet the apoedy ‘otlx’oxirt to tive that that Succeeding the 2d | Bri C Conse . from Cleafuegos for —, put into cnt trendy street, ROE. Bal Retain ay awe some me een. , f— 7 Noon, My Sot wi, tw datrens ; D)VORCFS, LRGALLY OBTAINED wrrHOUr PUR Wabtiaes,”" have srg tae terre venee tat oa Si 7 male gh tte aie = Seunste have bim ‘om Ravag losing hor ‘and NE ADA LA 2. 1 munets have wound of ube bas four hundred ead eee es ph et escape Re. 0 TO THOMAS R. AGNEW's, a9 m im of corner jurray, and ee ty nro nares | ie Ran OSS rae ory Sere a pony ‘auspices—three in Penneyivania, tuto Nassau, NP, Ray Segue, pat an bho a “ Mlecellancous. KBRSON & DONALD SMITH, ihe a py y mes 4 ‘nision house Tor the Dre | Purser 8 Starbuck, of the steamship Matanras, from New M NEW YORK 4 q curted feather bavde of a man Log very ‘thet withia the last years Orteana, has our thanks for favors — x sooent eT Pa 2,000 churches and chapel have boon ball ia the yatieat Cy yt ey rat pedis A ? ame @ ee ee ae me ie ot or "iets Rn yee gets. ins * Sz a oe Cee Woot Rignteenth street, between Seventh and Bighth ars. ‘Within the last months Whelemen. New York. | a f it | ——, ae. Rark Geastermande, Kubiken, from Bremen for New York, a E : i ; : i Zz FA il fi i if i | | i i HI 7 it i if i ! : , which in that “races jhborhood, has cotton deem put this Thore wilt not many acres planted enst oheering during the delivery Wf there on wore TAS Larner. Rouge perishes ibis year, like last, want Doser, Feb. 1, 1896 igpaed by the Pohce Commissioners jest he holding of the fancy fair and ta. | hen'eit . fniae of ' de