AMERICA.

New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 96, 4 March 1864, Page 3

AMERICA.

By the CaH/brniim {.npern n-e I mm. i jr. I ihe , :n ooKvl iclcgium lvoui "S\ ai'umgton says it in understood thou', anions' persons that, are posted, lliat ten or twelve more Kussian vessels of nar are exr.eclcd to arrive at r\ ev. I'ork or some oilier American port. in a i'e-.v ' weeks. It- is believed in well informed quarters that they arc not likely to go atiav very soon, but uiav {rcbiibiy winter in our ],arbours. 1 here ;jre u.tmy theories us to the motive oJ this movement ot the liUttiiiii navy, but file Leiie/'is, that the I zuj cror exiccts to keep his tlcety ciuising during the w inter months, k>t some difficulty with Lis neighbours .trite, and find inn.— as they louuet hiin beiori— ice-bound in his own harbours. Vv e clip the loi!o\wne I rem the San 1~/ anciacc liulhtin :— " b>.c.tsstc>" rnoji Secessia.—A letter from JJicmitviilc, .-iil.ar.-a?, io a n.onnng | (i]nr tays: ' Our .Liiiitcnant teunn in tins iwu to any' a letter 1)0111 to ?.l aniiauuki.', iorii.cvix •.oiitniundiiif- here, a plan ol' the Mat..: west. ot I lie \ i.i Untlicr iioui the Conk'di'Kuy, ami m.iiiiiiy itie puiteeiioii ol' J'una i-. 'lne letuT aoue llial a m.niUr ot iJ.c relcl kmkr; are to lnut'l in iiiflin. noil. ;:i;tl iniangc liui. Jiiuns. Late rtbtl }:u]n.i s nUintntc il.al »-!.,• i- c U-! yoyevniiie:;l have cituii..ii.l'J to kuie llie tians-ilis s.aaipiii ttaUt, fm- Uic pu;iut, io lake laic ol liit-u.selves, Ueliiig 110 douht their idler iral-i!it\. | I'vtn noniinaiiv, to liokl liic-m ; ami n fi-uwiun n: aeeort!aiu-<* wnii ti c plan e.isilosed in t.on-I.spon-(l 111 le l; av it I aiu.aiiv 1 r allempuu, tiKtiiiJi, i-Oiii'i-u. \\iih a Int.t ial Eiiu.y in U'Mip and aioiiji ilk too ll wiji mis. «i':y. £nl h* an iljuniaiioi. ol the Inn.i in ii s ..i en mi in liie f inali, and of ill. cti.-ir.f,'»iat]i.n vhiili v.i.ula loliow iho »ii.-<-i-.-s el' tlu ri bellion, iins din lutin c'of ihe yiiianra- unci Tciiit-l-cbeiH is not wi-.Jiout signiiA-ume.' "