The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY
The screw steamship Kangaroo, Capt. Jegre34
belonging to the Liverpool and Philadelphia Stew
ship Company, arrived , off _Holyhead at a q115#4
to ten o'clock this forenoon, and in the Mere%
this afternoon, with advices from New York to tb`i
14th inst., a date one day later from all parts
the Western continent than that of the adTiee
brought by the Africa on Sunday last.
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The Kangaroo did not carry a mail, but
his on board a full cargo, nearly 300 passenge'4
and 8,000 dollars in specie.
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The passage of the Kangaroo is a capital one f
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a screw steamer, being under 13 days. She pass
the royal mail steamship Asia hence 88 miles e
Sandy Hook.
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Advices from Havana report that intellige
had reached that city of the retreat of Gene°o
Walker from Nicaragua, and of his having takei
refuge in a British man-of-war at San Juan de
Sur.
The steamship George Law arrived at New 1(01
on the 19th ihst. with the California mail and gd'
vices to April 20. She brought 1,707,527 dots. je
specie, but no important political news. The Seuhefe
portions of the state had suffered from rains; other;
wise the weather had been favourable for busing,
—mining as well as agriculture.- The grovvill'a
crops promise to be extensive and prolific beyol/of
example. Markets were very dull, but hopo
an early recovery were entertained.,
The difficulty between England and New Or;
nada had grown more serious. A. large Brit_„";
fleet had left for Cart hagena to blockade the 11°Pio
The late important in, elligence from Peru i 9
the effect that President Castilla had left the oPt
tal at the head of 2,000 troops for the south, 11;
after landing, his vessel was seized by Viranco, No
was expected to bombard Lima and Callao. 13°40
cities are in danger of falling into the hands of
revolutionists.
Letters, dated Havana, May 8, report that slime
had again advanced, freights were dull, excll3l)°
improving, and the health of the island good.

COMME .CIAL. tOOl4
Money at New York was less active. P--ciot;
closed rather lower. Exchange both on Lev
and
ch Cuttu Pa
nris inactive. leol
unanged, holders not pressing ell
but waiting the Ask's advices.
Flour had declined sc. to 10c. Wheat W 35
and lower. Indian corn steady.
The provisiun market was firm, but rather (I"
prices unchanged.
Freights continue inactive, with moderate
gagements.

ANOTHER SUPPOSED SLAVER.—The schooner V7sl4-ngst:
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line,er i s wheiterho strongly been the
ofp havingastw lying off the ou
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slave voyage to Africa. On Wednesdianytetl3nded
eUuticiSt6uteV
Dietrict-..A.ttorney notified her captain of his beilig t to
petted as a slaver, and gave him instructions c`'dot
leave port until adequate bonded security was giler43,o oh.
she was going on a legitimate voyage. All effort -1.01
tain satis a-tory security has thus far failed. Irest'-)IP
Captain Pitman, of the Evangeline, called ovessel
'.Neon, and promised that if he would allow thejaided,
to proceed to sea :she would abandon her i13c1„,-Arec
vo3 age. He did not deny that thy' vessel had
fur Africa, but rather than have her seized, or any ii the
gation concerning her ensue, he would prefer to fle_o ob'
vessel at once. The District Attorney expressed dle tools
jection to the sale of the vessel, but before such of the
piano he should insist, he said, that the contentsn
to bmo
schooner, which seemed to indicate her intenof.hecap,
on a slave eNpedition, should be disposed .theof ...,,atte
taro gave no pronli,,e as to this, and thus
tbougb
stands at present. The E‘argeline is a liOit.6,..„soectt
stanch schooner, of 150 tons. Silo was builr,
in ted
Maine, in 1855, and laten lately repaired and
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Capt. Pitman, who belongs to Brewer Maine, is her
sent owner,—New York Times.