The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11
TELEGRAPH1C INTELLIGENCE.


TELEGRAPMC INTELLIGENCE
Affairs In Lower Canada - Ex cssion G
Con idence In the Governor General, an
another Mob Demonstration against hiI
and his Ministers.
MONTREAL. May 10-P. NJ
Many deputaticns have waited upon the Govern
General Lord Eigin, with addresses expressing
dence in his administration.
Yesterday the Governor General dined with the m
nisters and their friends, at Titus hotel During u
time, two hundred rowdies assembled and broke Il
windows and tried to batter down the doors and 9th
parts of the building Tho people inside fired at tAe
and shot one in the neck; his case, however, is
considered dangerous. Another struck al
hurt with champagne bottle. Soon after, tho me
having done what mischief they could, dispersed.
There has been no important business transacted
Parliament since my last despatch
Arrival from Havnna-News from Ven
zueIa and Chiii-The Eject Of HIovemem
tow ards California, &C., sc.
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1870
The steamer Isthmus arrived at New Orleans fro
Havana, on the I'd inst bringing dates to the 2sth
April.
Venezuelan papers to the 30th of March had DO,
ton Of the ruin into which all branches of native
dustry has fallen and the ched state of the
nues of the government consequent thereupon.
Valparaiso papers of the LIST of March, had been
ceiycd at Havana The appearance of United Stat
steamships in the Pacific, and the continual flow
Americans across tho lstbmus Of DaTien, on tho W.
to California had excited great appreh ensons in Chi
lest the commerce of that part of the world may
come centred in our territory.
According to a correspondent of tho Valparaiso NJ.
e,,,io, the western side of South America is likely
be depopulated, by emgrations to tho California 60
regions.
Later News from New Orleans--steambo,
Explosion and Loss OF Life-Convlctic
of n Woman for NIurder-Heavy Verdi
against the United States-Casc of Srnu;
Cling, &c.
BALTIMORE, May 10--1Ol r. Nj.
The New Orleans papers of the Sd instant arc
cevcd and contain the following items Of intclligenc
The Hon. B. G.. Thbodaux had declined running
q candidate for Lieutenant Governor
The steamer Governor Bent burst her boiler on Il
Mississippi river, above Island No u.s. Only ono har
happened to DO it at the moment and he was
stantly killed.
The steamer Mohawk, running between New Orleai
and Nashville, had run aground, and when last see
in hopeless condition.
Mrs McAndrew, who murdered her sster.in la
lately at Madison, Mississippi convicted of mu
der, in the first degree
Some important land have been decided in IL
United States District Court for the district of Lo,
isiana. John McDonough the United States-T
this the court rendered verdict for plaintiff f
500 for several arpens of land claimed in or abo
New Orleans, under Spanish grants. In the case
Simon Vs. the United States, judgment was rcndere
for the plaintiff for $4,000, and sixteen acres
valuable land. William and Edward Carr vs. tn
United States claiming four superficial leagues, unde
Spanish grant, tho ancient post of Nacogdoches
Eastern Texas; the judgment in this case was rem
dered for defendants The Grand Jury, in the sam
Court, found true bill against Juan Leblond, 70
smuggling goods, board the St. Charles from avr,
The New Orleans market were rather dull, while til
receipts down the river usual at this of tn
year, continued large.