The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-19
The News.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arriyRl of the steamship Ottawa at Quebec
We have received three days later intelligence from
Rsrope, q brief summary Of which may be found
under the telegraphic head. There is nothing of
fhe slightest interest from the seat Of war. The
Austrans had entered Bucharest, and issued pro.
elama!icn calculated to concilate the inhabitants,
and reconcile them to change of masters. The
diplomats were progressing in the hyeliest manner;
hut amid the report ard contradictions, the acms
eioas and densls, il is utterly impossible to ascer
tain with any degree of accuracy how far they had
advanced towards the solution Of the problem under
consideration, ct Mad id the public tranquility had
been restored without the efiusion Of blood. In q
commercial point OF view the news by this arrival is
very impostant, though not unexpected. The mar
Lets for headsiuils was very dull, and decline in
prices lad hsep experienced
The steamship Atlantic from Liverpool for this
port, j. now III her thirteenth day out Her arrival
may, therefore. be hourly expected. BY her we
shall ceve adyi ea day later than thoss brought
by tht 0tsEa.
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
The NV Orleans papers Of the iith inst contain
details of tire pews from the City Of Mexico to the
4th, but our tlagraphic accounts and the co
pSeas traualations and correspondence that we
published yesterday, have anticipated them.
The fate ei Count Raousset de Bouibon still!
remained an uncertainty. All Of the party d
She Count, with the exception OF the princi-
pal instigators Of the revolt, were sentenced tc
ten years imprisonment The leaders were to BE-
tried according to existing laws, and there Is. there
foxe, no doubt but they viii forfeit their lives.
body oftwo Thousand Swiss mercenary troops was
daily expected 1T Vera Cruz, intended probably to
replace the thirteen squadrons of the army that have
been suppressed BY decree.
The letter Of our Brownsville (Texss) cores
pondent published elsewhere, contains some import
an. and highly interesting news from Northern Next
co. It appears that Coonels Barberena and Zetin1
escaped from the guard which was escofting them
10 Eatamoras, the 2Gth ult, after they had been
in solitary confinement for forty days. General
I.alloso had marched largo reinforcement t.
Matanoras from Vera Cruz and Tampico, and Gen
Cruz had left Matamorss with three hundred
infantry and two pieces Of artillery, for the purpose
it was said of dispensing the rebels but he cc
peared to be in little hurry to meet them. Gen.
Vol had enlarged the boats plying between
Brownsville and Matamoyes, bat afterwards permit
fed them to resume their trips. II appears that the
revontonists abandoned Victoria after sustaining
scige By . very superior force CALAMITY Other
inseresting rews items are given.
RISE CITIZEN SOLDIERS.
The Governor OF Massachusetts, has dsbanded the
bay State Artillery, military company Of Boston,
composed mainly Of Datura!zed Irishmen, for insub
ordination. The difficulty grew out of disturbance
which occurred between the companies that received
the Montgomery Guards Of this city on the os aston
OF their writ to Boston This is The second instance
OF the disbandins OF al Irish military company Ia
that state.
AFFAIRS N THE CITY.
TIE Board Of Supervisors met yesterday after.
noon paper from the Counsel OF tue Corpora
zion was eivcd, In which that OH Der gives il as
hie opinion that the resolution increasing the ssa
RES Of the Receiver OF Taxes and his subordinate
Is Illegal. Several unimportant propositions were
considered, and the Board adjourned till Thursday.
The Board of Aldermen we're in session last even
q, and the report OF the proceedings. which may
be found elsewhere, IL unusually Interesting. The
annual report of the Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partnept is o valuable document There have bseo
tAree handred aud eighty five fires daring the pas
year, involving loss OF property IN buildings aud
merchandise amounting TO s2,900,2s4. The Chief
secommcnds the adoption Of several importan. i'm
provtments In the department that arc worthy OF
attentive consideration.
The greater portion Of last cyenIn1 was spent by /
The Beard Of Councilman in useless debate upoa
frivolous matters, consequently very little business
Of importance was transacted. A resolution was
adopted making provision for the salaries Of tn.
Street insI estors employed By tho Board OF Health
hist spring. Resolution was offered making an
additional abprop aton Of 100000 for the construc
tion Of public buidngs, The use Of Fire Depart
nent and for the construction Of roads, which wa
rcferrei A petition was presented from TIE police
men Of the city praying FOR an increase Of salary.
No other business Of any note vas transacted.
Hiss favorable symptom for tho peace Of shs city
when professes puglists esort 20 the cours instead
s"lgsntY foot ring to settle their diTs.ehoss'