The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-30
The News.

The steamship NcS III Ameries, which e.t Liver
pool on the 18th instant is nov fully due a. Quebec.
She brings four days later news.
By our telegraph despatch from Washington we
earn that the bill for the amssion Of Kansas into
6he Union with the Topeka, or free State constitu-
ton, will i'll all probability pass the House today by
. snail majority. twill Of course be defeated in
NE Senate. 1t appears, however that the demo-
srrtic Senators have agreed to support bill, which
shortly 10 be introduced by Mr. Douglas, that will
provide for the admission of the Territory, while at
he time the principles Of the Kansas Nebraska
net will be fully adhered to.
One OF the Washington papers having stated that
the Hen Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio had said bad
things of Mr. Brooks, OF South Carolina, in relation
70 his Gaming Senator Sumner, Mr.. CampbeI has
written letter to the South Carolina gentleman, al
leging that the statement is untrue; to.which Mr..
Brooks replies that the letter is particularly crafty
ing to bis feelings account Of the long standing
m.:tual friendship which has snbested between him
self ard Mr.. Campbell.
Yesterday was the hottest day of. the season so
hr--the mercury at one time in the afternoon run
nicg as high ninety-eght degrees in cool place
IN the HERALD Office The intense heat was aggra-
yated by sultry breeze from the south which pre-
vailed all day. We heard OF but few cases of coup
de soiaei; result due doubt to the fact that it
was Sunday, and those persons who did not leave
She city remained within doors. 1t was clear last
night at twelve O'Clock, with premise of con-
tiinance OF the heated term. At Boston yesterday
the thermometer stood at hundred in the shade.
At Portland and otte- points at the eastward, Sc
were thunder showers prevailed.
The Board Of Police Commissioners met on Sa
turday The only business transacted was hearing
apple ants for appointments to al vacancies in the
police force. There are but nineteen vacancies, but
for each of them there are from twenty-five to fifty
applicants.
Our correspondent at Barbados, writing on the
18th inst. says:-1The weather has continued very
fine and favorable for sugar making the season for
which has nearly drawn to close. The products
Of the island viii exceed average yield. Flour,
bread beef pork, fish, lard and corn are scarce and
high, owing to the non-arrival Of American vessels
but fear when they do come she market viii get
gh.tted. The threatened war With Mexico, which is
now inevitable VIII, it is Thought here destroy the
republic of Mexico, which will become a kingdom
m less than two years, as viceeoyalty of Spain"
The total value of foreign goods imported at the
port Of Boston du.ing the WeeL ending June 81
amounted TO 81 ,032 $50.
The cotton marset exhibited great frmness on
SATURDAY On the Sl oil holders, nut sales were con-
faed 70 a few hundred bales at tell prices. Flour
was Arm, AMI ,desicGble qualities Of medium and
good brands of Ohio and other gosd Western grades
wanted for expor> we're sold at advance, in some
lines. Of 10 cents per barrel, while other iescrip
lions we're without change OF moment. Prime wheat
was far. and Canadiaa choice white brought 81 81
and San.x ern prime %. 81 so. Eece sales OF the
lower. Qualities including club and spring Western
were made without change of Importance in prices.
Corn better for disabling aud ssuEd mixed lots,
while Southern yellow and white, of prime
quality, were scarce and held AZ full prices.
Rye sold at &C. and Soc. for Western snd Northern
Pork dull and lower; opened a. $50 IS and
closed dull q. $40. Lad was firm, with sales in
bbls. az l2c. 81 gars arm, and abort 500 900
hhds. we're soldsat full prices. Freights we're irmer
to British ports, and to Liverpool wheat taken,
in bak and bags at 3d. Al, and -four r. Is. Sd.
%. I'D TO LONDON wheat s7as taken, il bags, at
sgd, and Glour at e. 103d to s. asked. T. Havre
l5c was 4s4ed for yheat and zoe. for four.
The &ign-sy mptoSns Nof "A Great ss0pu-
lor lSevOlmtIOu.