The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30
The News.

The lateAess Of the hour AZ which we received the
telegrapbic synopsis Of the weeks later European
ihNeIligence, brought to Halifax By the steamer En-
rspa lat night will no: permit us to do morn thsa
simply remark that the general lectures Of the news
s,e ve,y interesting. The Eastern difficulty re-
NAMED in sfatn gsAo Notwithstanding the fact shat
both the Sultan and the Gear had promised 30 &C
cept the terms Of the negotiations drawn up bH The
other four great powers it Is quite evident thateon
siderable uneasiness was felt N some quarters for
Fear that the peaceful promises would not be carried
cut Even should this affair be amicably arranged,
h possible that Austria mag 10 turn push her chains
against Turkey to such an extent as to eventually
involve the different nations in o general war
The attention Of the Britkh Parliament had been d.
recasd ~ this side Of the Atlantic, particularly With
rsgssd TO the Cuban slave trade and the Mosquito
question. Cotton had declined and breadstars ad-
vanced in the Liverpool market.
The Georgia. from Panama and Aspriwall
arrived at this port last night bringing one Eion
Hhrte hundred Thousand dollars of gold dust on
freight, and about quarter OF MILL On in the hands
Of the passengers. The newe is not important Her
papers from San Francisco have been anticipated,
and there was nothing new stirring at Aspin wal.
The Panama papers notice with pride, the splendid
Tip Of the Uncle Sam from New York to that barbor,
IN 6fty-six days. fuii account Of the wreck CT the
English new iron mail steamer, Quito, is given We
also extract few political items Of news frsca the
South Pacific.
The Georgia brought us Australl IN journals o. the
18th Of May, from which We publish an extended
commercial report. with the latest gold circulars and
market rates prevailing at Melbourne, Geelong, Ho
bart, and Portland.
The bark W. O. Alden, which arrived at this port
sn Saturday from Belize, brought us our usual fles
Of Central American journals, with a highly i'm
psrtant and most interesting letter from our CORES
pondent IN the capital of Honduras. brief his
tory Of the foundation Of the city Of Cansyagas is
given, az well as some graphic geogrs phica remarks
upon the ctuaton and boundaries OF the Inferior 81
Che province the course of its rivers and the exse1t
and yield Of its silver Mines The errors which are
visible upon the face Of all the napo now 10 use
call loudly FOR correction. The marked encroach-
nents Of theDntish upon the mahogany trade OF the
northern cost, under cover Of the Mosquito
sovereignty, are very ably exposed, aud the
attention OF or government Is called to the
matter in most pointed manner The latest ad-
vices state that the Honduras army had marched
upon Guatemala, and that the forces of General
Cabanas occupied the department. of Coiq1emaIa.
Natioral Constituent Assembly against the action
Of the State Of San Salvador, in refusing q fedora
ton with Nicaragua and Honduras. The ida which
led to the refusal is Gaid to have beer generated and
sermente1 by an aGstosra ic facton-the British
agents, and officers o. the late administration. We
N,ll give she papers IN sxtenso when space per
mits We publish copies of official documents reln-
dive to differences between Mr.. Squer and she Nict
agua Tranat Company. The snt,re comV anication
demands attention.
One Of our special Washington correspondents far
ashss an abstract of the contents of two very coa
icons notes wk.ch are reported as having lately
passed between President Pierce and Gen. Dix, the
present Assistant Treasurer at this port Much 4
curious and very interesting in.eg ence respecting
She position Of parties, concerning the nisiop TO
Vance, may be gleaaed from tho Telegraph des-
W.ch, to which we would direct the special ass-.
u Of all who can eDjog good thing.
tccording to the despatch relative to New Mexi-
an saairs, matters are assuming vary bcllgereni
spt e IN that quarter. Mesla Valley was occupied
,y A'3E'can troops, who had their Istional flag
lying, and who daily expected reinforce-ents from
he central government However, the soldiers
we're continually deserving, and by the tine Gov
Neriwetber and Gen. Garland arrived IL was not i'm
ro5able that bat feE would be left 70 make a show
resistance, should those officers consider it ncces
:, to compel them 10 yaoate the valley
violent tornado swep. over portion of tee |
&c OF Massachusetts last Saturday evening. |
.arce, building escaped injury in the village OF
..,erv,, e; and in the vicinity of Winctinde1, |
a,v no, ses, barns and other buildings were I'M |
ofeo and IN some Instances entirely destroyed.
The soiour, ers at Niagara FAILS we're aroused from
az aevo,ions Last Sabbath, BY an exciting and ter \
A. sobt betwee whites and blacks ct one Of the |
,,sls II appear that the Deputy Marshal pro
ededto arrest a colt red waiter, named sneed, alias
a,son, on the charge o. having killed Mr.. Jones.
Savannah fsur years d. and Tor whom reward
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