The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-10

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The News.
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
By way Of New Orleans we have later intelli-
Gesce from Havana. There is no political news
The slave trade was lourishng and on the 25th ult
six hundred slaves were landed near Havana from
the American bark Gray Eagle, which vessel was
afterwards captured by an English cruiser and
finally surrendered to Spa1ish man Of war. The
French and British squadrons have been reinforced,
and the utmost vigilance win be observed to pre-
vent the landing Of slaves and hlibusters.
. STREET PRRAoHSe YESTERDAY.
The open air orators In this city exhorted az
asusl, and q warm time they must have had.
There were several Aight agitstions In the Park,
more attributable, we'presume, to spirituous than
spiritual influences. In Williamsburg q fire COM
pany ran pell-mel into large crowd Of worship
psrs, creating great alarm and disorder. Seven
teen of the fremen were arrested. The north
siden Of this beautiful suburb has lately claimed
. large share Of the attention of the gospellers,
and. we certainly do not know Of any locality that
stands more in need Of regeneration. In Brooklyn
NE day passed of quietly.
THE WALKER DIVORCE TRIAL.
Aftera laborious trial through seventeen excru-
ciAtingly hot days this case hastcrminated. The
jury could not agree upon . verdict A report Of
ne concluding proceedings, and card signed by
eleven Of the jurymen, giving their opinion Of the
plaintiff, may be found in to days paper. This case
has excited great deal of attention with the NOR
bid minded portion of our population, and the
court room was crowded TO sufiocasion throughout
the entire trial
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
fornight's later intelligence from California,
end all the regions round about there Ia BOW due,
and we may expect at any hour the arrival Of the
steamships with two or three millions in gold and
several hundred "fsst" men, willing and anxious to
spend it.
ON THE INSIDE PAGES
We devote a great portion Of our space to the
details Of the recent news from Europe. All the
prominent features of the news brought by the Bal
fic have heretofore been given, and the oomprehen-
five digest presented to-day win enable readers
70 form an intelligent opinion on all matters con-
nscted with the big bullies beyond sea- The steam
ship Asia left Liverpool on the LIST inst, and her
arrival at this port is, therefore, near at hand. We
ahall then, perhaps, receive some further intelh-
gcncc as TO the progress of the diplomatic manou-
ues towards the re-establishment of peace.
MORE TROUBLE IN MEXICO.
Later news from the frontier of Texas states that
. most deplorsble condition of things exists in
- N. - e. - - =.
ants Of that distracted country, having suffered to
NE last degree from the despotic exactions Of the
government Of Santa Anna, are voluntarily expatr-
ating themselves, and seeking peace and protection
Within the United States; while others, more bold
and enterprising, are organizing for an armed re-
sissance 10 their oppressors- However, this IL an
Old story; and the next thing hear from the Rio
Crande will probably be Of the attack on Q village
composed Of half score Of huts, by the renowned
Oazavajal, or some other philsn thropic brgand,
Who, under the guise Of patriotism, periodically
plunders the wretched inhabitants.
AFFAIRS M BuKsos IYRKs AND xoxTBvIpEo.
We have received our files Of papers from Monte
video to the s0th Of May. There Ia no news Of any
Importance from that place; but from the neighbor
ing State Of Buenos Ayres we have the message Of
Hae Executive 10 the General Legislative Assembly.
Prom this Il would appear that important and salu
sary reforms are being undertaken In that State;
thss II Is enjoying an unexampled peace and pros
psrity; and that its government II altogether In q
most advantageous position. The message allude,
20 great many subjects Of purely local interest bat
snakes no further allusion to this country than the
usual one OF the continuance Of friendly relst.ons
Bsnor 0bligado has been elected Constitutional Co
vernon Of the State by vote Of So ont of 81 in the
6enate and Representatives Il il sad that the cleo
tion IL unanimously applaudcd by the people, and
That satisfaction Is general.
THE FrLIBusrRRs.>
Elsewhere we publish number Of article from
New Orleans papers on the subject o, the
Cuban nibusters also the report Of the Grand Jury
that has recently had the matter In charge, under
che direction ofJudge Campbell the United States
Court. The Grand Jury say that although they
strongly incline 70 the opinion that meetings and
the collection of funds having for their end the
svgsnixation IL an expedition have been held,
che plan seems altogether In perspective; and
also, that the reports Of formidable preparations
for revolutlonizing Cuba are overated, ~ nothing
like military organization had come to their
knowledge. so IL seems that there are
IA New Orleans the germs Of flibuster demonstra-
siou upon the island Of Cuba, but that the whole
affair u % adroitly managed that the authorities
are completely at fault.
MISCELLANEOUS.
william sullivan, one Of the participants In the
Burns riot at Boston, was arrested by TIE authorities
N New Orleans recently, whittier be had fed to