The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-03


Hsw York, rhunday, August 3, 1854.
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The News.
FROM WARRINGTON.
ne Senate confirmed large number Of appoint
1sAts yesterday. II is expected that Mr.. Sanders,
sr Consul at London, will be re-nominated today,
with fair prospect Of success. All the noa,tnees
suspected of the faint of free soilism were placed
upon the calendar, which ia regarded as equivalent
= rejection There seems to be no doubt but the
Senate win propose to place ten million dollars in
the hands Of the President - meet contingencies
That may grow out Of our troubles with Spain. The
effort made in the House yesterday to take up the
Homestead b,n.will be renewed to-day, and it will
probably prove successful. All these measures al
. The difficulty in effecting an adjustment on the
various amendments to the appropriation bills will
Lad to an extension of the session beyond the time
Axed by the joint resolation-Friday next 1t is
supposed that Monday will be agreed upon.
In the Senate yesterday large amount Of bust
:, ness was transacted. The Judiciary Committee re-.
ported that Mr.. Jared Williams, Senator from New
Hampshire ise entitled to hold his seat no longer.
!. The bill making appropriations for Notifications
was taken up and passed. This ia the first appro-
praiop for the national defences that has been made
for several years. and the works are sadly dilapi-
dated. Tie Post Office Appropriation bill was
taken up, after some debate as to the necessity OF
m executive session. Several amendments were
proposed and adopted, among them one to continue
the mail between Charleston, Key West and Hava
na, during August and September. The mail on
3his route during those months has been suspended
heretofore. A proposition authorizing contract
for carrying the mails to California by the Ramsay
route rejected. Finally, the bill passed. It
sppropriates nearly eight millions and . half of
dollars 80 the ost ONCE without including the
ocean mail service. committee Of conference
was ordered on the amendments to the Civil and
Diplomatic Appropriation bill. After an executive
session, which terminated at half.past six o'clock,
resolution was offered to extend the time for the
final adjournment Of Congress- Under the rule it
Hes over. Friday next is the time that has been
agreed upon by resolution for &ho adjournment.
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken up, and
1pon motion that the whole document be read a,
adjournment was agreed to.
In the House the Civil and Diplomatic Appro
priation bill was taken up, and ne rly all the amend
ments previously agreed to in committee were con-
CURED in. The appropriations for the water works
OF the District and for the indemnify Of certain per
soDs on account OF advances 10 the London Crystal
Palace exhibitors, were ree ted. An effort was made
10 lay the amendment relating to custom houses on
4he table, but il was negatived by large majority,
and the bill then returned to the Senate. The fate
Of the Homestead bill for this session is undecided;
motion to proceed to business on the Speakers
liable was defeated by majority Of two.
The Canadian reciprocity treaty was ratified yes
1erday and today the House viii be called upon to
pass = bill giving the President the necessary
authority for completing its stipulatiens.
INFORMANT FROM vESEzUELA.
A revolution has broken out in the province of
Ooro, Venezuela. The revolutionists have obtained
q victory over the government troops, and are now
Il the possession Of the entire province OF san
Felipe. II was fully expected that Gen. Paez will
shortly arrive to head the revolution pronunca-
mento has been issued, resolving TO disown the
Monsgas government, and hold 3 convention to set
tae the proper means of organizing the cantons.
We published few days ago decree issued by
che President OF this Republic, prohibiting the re-
turn Of certain yenezuelans who had previously
eft their country on the ground that they intended
% stir up and foster rebellion. In answer TO this
decree, Senior Vicente Ibaro, one Of the prescribed
parties has written letter to the President attack
ing him violently for his unjustifabe and tyrsnni
cal conduct, and denying his authority to deprive
him Of his rights as . citizen. Senior lbarro repre-
SCENTS the country in the most deplorable aud
down troeden condition but as we have have pub
Ashed full and very late accounts Of the revolution
tn venezuela, we refrain from giving now what only
amounts to q repetition Of intelligence we have
Abeady inserted.
FROM EUROPE.
The arrival Of three steamships in one day i: a
circumstance of an interesting character. The Her
mann and Indiana arrived at this port yesterday from
Cswes, and the Canada, from Liverpool, reached
Boston on the same day The mails of the latter
vessel were received in this city last night The
prominent features of the intelligence brought by
her wire sent by telegraph from Halifax, and are
familiar 10 our readers. In another part of todsys
paper, however, may be found some additional
news, and also the letters Of our correspondents.
A. description Of the propeller Indians truly
magnificent vessels likewise given.
BOARD OF INDICATION.
The Board Of Education met last evening, but
ksnsacted no business Of any particular Importance.
Airport Of the proceedings viii be found in another
column.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Common brands Of State -four declined yeste day
fF6m l2l to IS cents per barrel. There was no
change 20 notice in wheat and corn or other arti-
cles Of produce.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners Of the Canal Fund yesterday
resolved to receive proposals until the 3lst inst for
further loan Of sI,25OOO0, for the enlargement OF
che Erie and other canals.
The Canadian elections far have resulted large.
y In favor Of The reformers. Mr.. Hincks has been
returned 70 Parliament by two constituencies.
The Convention OF the State Teachers Assoca
tion at Syracu e, adjourned yesterday. The strong
n'nded women found an exponent in sossu An,a,-
ny, who expressed her views" In very fo.clbc
manner. The telegruphic reporter says the pro.
ceedrgs grew confused" before the meeting broke
up.