The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01

Ihe ooKetents OF the european edition of the HERALD
viii nbrscs the received by mail and telegraph at
she sce during ths2revious week. and to the hour Of
The News.
The steamship Philadelphia, from New Orleans
snd Havana, arr ived at this port yesterday. Our
correspondents, writing 93d Of April, notice the
arrival of the wv tied States soopof war Jamestown,
bearing the bros d pennsnt Of Commodore Crabbe on
the 10Th ultimf and her departure for Key West on
18th OF same ionsh. The Jamesto wn fired nation
nj salute or 10 16th but the Spanish officials did
not return It until after lapse Of three hours, Gen.
Concha deie red to explain that he had ordered the
officer in 90 mmand Of the guus under arrest for neg
leca Of dat y. 1t was thought that Commodore Nc
Cauley onld spend seven Days In official inter-
course wit h the Captain General aud that at the end
OF that >eriod all our documents of accusation,
with V the records Of executive explanation,
would be forwarded to Madrid. Seven thou
sand five hundred troops-black, mulatto and
vhAe appeared at the review which Commodore
NsUeuley and Captain Eagle, with the British and
FreEch officers, attended. The soldiers made
COED appearance. Several political characters had
departed for Spain and England. Rodriguez, the
betzsyer Of Pinto, had appeared in public; but the
shouts Of popular execration were 30 terrific, he
<becsme alarmed and ran away. A brother Of Els
tsampes sailed for New York in the Philadelphia.
The volunteers were subscribing for the purchase
of MIME rifles. In private company the Spaniards
bluster quite loud with regard to the United States
Four Of their officers were well thrashed by three
Creole gentlemen in "free fight" at the Tacon
theatre lately. DR.. WorreI, United States Consul
at Matsnzas bad left for the United States. The
health of the island was gsod. Several Incidents,
looked on omsns Of evil import, had occurred in
Havana. Trade remained unchanged.
The Know Nothing movement in this country
has attracted the serious notice Of the European
people and presses We have already given the
English and French views of the subjest, as ex-
pressed through their most influential papers. We
to-day give the 1anish or Hispano- American view
Of the same subject, as expressed in the Cuban
Journal. the Diario de la Marina. Significantly
enough, the Spanish Ia gate in accord with the
English and French sentiment, and thinks tass
the Know NotAiOg movement in the United
States is perfectly right in It's conception and
design. 1t expresses, however, its doubA as
to the good success Of the movement, and
thinks that the remedy is now too late
should have been applied twenty years ago. The
Dsario makes use Of one Of the same arguments in
favs, Of Knew Nothingism which that curious entity
pses against foreigners, namely: that every race
should cling to- reverence aud observe thsir ancient
manners, habiiudss and institutions. The article,
If not very instructive, is somewhat suggestive.
Late news from New Mexico consists Of accounts
OF skirmish; bet veen the govern nent troops and
parties Of Utsh and Apa che Indians. We are evi.
dsnsly ip for var IS Troublesome and as costly as
the Florida campaigns DUNG the Van Barren times.
Cotton vas active yesterday, the sales having
Eea he'd about 5000 balee, par; in transitu. The
market clossd at about sent advance. Flour de.
cired about l2ac per barrel: emorg the sslss were
500 barrels commsn State, deliverable in June. At
IS 70. Southern white whta. sold at 50 65, which
was decline On previous sales. C;rn sid more
freely, and at decline on white, which sold at
81 II 81 IL, while yellow cold at 81 IS 81 IA,
clOsing q. 81 l3h. Pork was irregular, though
without change Of moment in prizes. Other provi-
siors were without alteration OF moment. Ab1uJ
SEQ bales CT cotton were engaged for Liverpool a.
316d. for compressed, and 32d. for uncompressed.
Ths case Of the New Haven Railroad Company
sgainst the holders of stock issued during the pre-
sideIcy Of Robert Schuyler, came mp in the Supreme
Court, before Judge Cowlss, yesterday. report of
ihc proceedings is given elsewhere.
The Liquor Dealers Society Of Kings county me,
In Bfooklyn yesterday afternoon and psrfe tied It's
organization py the election of officers and The en-
rollment Of members. Captain French, of New
York. urged the expediency Of united, determined,
but legal opposition TO tire new p-ohibitory law,
and the absolute necessity Of sweeping the temper.
ance men from the political fisld at the next fall
election by powerful "bslance OF power Iarsy,"
composed Of men interested in tie liquor t.ads.
The adverse action Of the clergy was severely ami.
madverted on, as |. was said that they were work.
Ing to effect union Of Church and Safe, which
would be dangerous TO freedom. Col. Gardner, OF
william burg, sketchea cut tbs material OF pow
eiful army f auti clerical crusaders viii n he said
could be brought TO bear with eres. effect against
church building ard donation visits" list of
the officers elected is given in our report.
Tue Temperance men are moving a'resdy towards
tAe enforcement Of the Maine law. The Carson
League hsld meeting LIS. nigh. in the lecture
room Of the Mer,snii Library Association Ia Aston
place, W ich was eloquently addressed By tue Rev
!. H.. @ 1apin. A report win be found in another
,,lumr. In Al.NsDy county the League is very
ctve, Is agents .NaviDg been warmly endorsed by
be exscudve committee OF the State Temperance
ociety.
A serious accident occurred on the railroad b.
vefu Roche~.cr and Syracuse on Sunday night.
he tran struck horse, and the lsst car was pre-.
Di,atsd down EN- embar ypent twenty feet. The
Z contained eight persons, one Of whom, M. 0.
;Idsr. of Capardagus, was IL SANITY killed. Six
her occupsufs Of tie car we're bs'diy hurs. an irg
I'M NffsTg S. II. IDgslson and CiWon B.snrd, |
this city.
rhs Governor o. MlssaS iSss's ass yes3sd Tho