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HoSoK TO AN AMgRrcAN-The gallant Com
modorc Daniels of Baltimore is at present on a
visit to Venezuela, and was greeted by the cltl
zens with becoming enthusiasm. tie was re-
ceive, IN form by Gen. Souhlettc, the present
President of Venezuela, and welcomed as an old
companion in arms, and one who had stood nobly
bv the country in her hour OF peril and OF need
in her arduous struggle for Independence
Com Daniels was commander OF the beslegng
squadron off Puerto Cabco III 1872 and render
ed DISTINGUISHED services to the Coomblans, no1
onv as AN officer but also IN other capacities; and
il must be source of pride to him and grat'ilca
ton to his family and friends to hnd that the
lonsc of years has not blotted his merits and hlS
services from the memory of the People OF Ven
ezuela.


MONUMENT TO THE BRAve.-The Germantown
telegraph states that Monument VIII shortly
he erected over the remains of General Nash, OF
North Carolina, who died of wounds received at
the battle of Germantown; also, OF Col. boyd'
Major White of Philadelphia, and Lieut.. Smith
of V;re;n;a. who were also mortally wounded IN
the same battle. They rest side by side near the
Washington Camp at Wampoles field, IN the
Methodist meeting house ground.


Sr>cu1,R,-T'he ST. Georges Grenada Chron-
cIe contains communication from Mr.. Stephen
SON stating that during the earthquake that Isl
and ON the 18th January, those clocks OF which
the, the nenduums oscilatcd from East to West were
almost all stopped, while those whose penauiuhlS
.,;hroted from North to South were not affected
The Dominica Coonist states that the same shoch
was felt in that Island, and also that there nave
been freouent occurrences of them, ior example,
one the 3Oth and two on the 3lst January ano
oneon the Sd of February


u A boy in Wheeling, Va, lately lost MS fisi.'
hand, by punching the fire with an OLD gun . pal
rel which had been used as poker for more llah
wear. 1t had load in it and went OH "hi,e
being used, the ball passing through the ooy
| hand which was so shattered as to render II loi
ever useless, even if it shall not have to be taken
off. It is possible that the charge might have
been put in through malice or mischief.


A COOP MovE.-The ship-owners of New
Bedford, friendly to Temperance, have held
meeting and taken into consideration the oes
means for preventing the introduction of intoxl
eating LIQUORS on board Of ships returning from
long voyages, before they are brought up to tn
wharf; and also to discourage lntemperance II
sailors and seamen generally.


Ea,sRANrs FOR AFRIcA.-The brig Lame hoci
cleared at New Orleans on the Sth INST. for mon
rovia, Africa, having on board one hundred h0ei
ated slaves from Mississippi.