The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
The News.

BY the arrival OF the CAMBRIA al halliaA we nave
khree days later intelligence from Europe.
possesses but few features OF interest The ARABIA
had been subjected to thorough examination, and
it was found that the injury TO her keel was but
slight Alter undergoing the necessary repairs she
was to leave on the 4th, for Halifax and Boston.
The tory party in England were about TO make ano-
Their grand attempt to overthrow he Pamerston
administration, but there is nothing in the present
aspect of affairs which TO justify the expecta
ton that the effort will be successful. From France
there is nothing OF importance. The tribunals at
Dion were occupied with the prosecution of the
members of another secret society, which had ex
ploded No details given as to it's character, but
il probable that those who concerned in it will
follow the usual route of French political de-
tenus and be sent 10 Join their fellow con-
spirators at Cayenne Apropos of the settlement
the statements contained in Louis Blanc's letter IS
10 the crueIties practsed on the prisoners there,
have been circumstantially contradic.ed in the
French papers by an anonymous writer. TIE pro-
posed Orleans manifesto, of which there has lately
been so much talk, is also formally contradcted by
ise Berlin Rrets Zeittng. From Madrid we learn
that the Gazette was about 10 publish DEGREES for
the dissolution Of the Cortes the regulation of the
press the establishment Of Council Of State, and
vhe promulgaton of the constitution of ls45. six
teen OF the civil governors Of the provinces had
been dismissed, and OF the functionaries exled
apder former governments had been gwen permis-
sion to return TO Spain. The news Of the deinitiye
Arrangement of the Spanish difficulty with Mexico is
confirmed. Smart shocks Of earthquake had been
experienced at different points in Algeria. Several
villages destr yed, hut ortur a,ey without loss
Of life. The Free Trase Congress Committee al
Brussels had received influential political
adhesions. TIE deliberations were TO be conducted
more in the form Of committee Of inquiry than in
that of an oratorica demonstration. The reply of
the King of Naples to the Western Powers is stated
TO be more moderate in tone than was at first re-
ported. he protests against their Intervention as
an encroachnent on the independence Of his king
DOM but processes himself willing IL they have any
real cause Of grievance against him. TO abide by the
decision of European congress. Kars was com
pletey evacuated the 4th Of August, but the Rus
slams had not entirely left the Isle Of Serpents Most
Of their troops had been withdrawn from the Crimea.
The coronation at Moscow continued to form the
principal topic of interest IN the European capitals;
ME foreign papers are likely TO be full Of il for
weeks To come.
We have files Of Mexican papers dated in Mexico
"a
August. The government had commissioned q
scientific expedition TO explore the mines on The
peninsula of Lower California. The Ind ms were
committing dreadful ravages in all the northern
and frontier States. vidaurri had offered the peo
pie of Zaca.ecas both arms and money in order 70
protect themselves from the Indians, provided they
joined him in his opposition TO Comonfort Cor
poreal punishment has been abolished In the Mexi.
can army. Various lines of railroad were about
being built in the valley Of Mexico. steam en-
grne, running near Vera Cruz excited much atten-
ton amongst the natives. The black vomit ragged
at Vera Cruz, whilst the locusts we're desolating
many other districts. Eight thousand seven hun
sred and nineteen persons died in Mexico City
during the year ls55 We publish an important
decree Of government which defines the,rght Of 70
rcigners In the republic, with a number Of interest
ing news items
We have Bermuda papers TO the I'd of September.
The Royal Gasstte Of that day says:-Her Majesty
steamer Driver, Captain Chambers, has left for
England. hat made from the shucks Of the ears
OF Indian corn, and very ingenously construct
ed, was shown 10 as Saturday last by the inven-
tor in whose family il was manufactured.
Advices from Washington inform rs that Cover
nor Geary and General Smith have been informed by
telegraph that they will be furnished with sufficient
force to preserve order and bring TO justice all
ontoders against the public peace in Kansas.
serious not occurred AZ Baltimore yesterday,
between Fillmore fishing club and party Of men
at the democratic headquarters In the Seventeenth
ward. The fight was Of short duration. but during
iH continuance two men we're shot dead, and twenty
wounded, some il il said fatally. The men killed
had not participated in the fight. Most OF those
wounded resided in the vicinity, and we're drawn
there by the disturbance.
One hundred free State men from Kansas arrived
nj 81. Louis on Wednesday In very destitute con.
dition. They report that many families had taken
refuge at Fort Leavenworth.
meeting was held at Easton. Pa, on Thursday
evening in relation to Affairs in Kansas. Governor
Reeder addressed the meeting. committee was
appointed 70 solicit subscriptions.
There was a great Fillmore demonstration in
Union square last evening, with the usual sccompa-
nments Of music, banners, torches, sky rockets and
Indifferent, speaking II ended with grand torch.
light procession Ia Rynders
The cricket match between Canada and the United
States was decided yesterday in favor Of the United
States eleven, with nine wckets TO 20 down.
The anniversary OF the battle Of North Point was
celeoraed lesteruay Nv batiinore WIN great spirit.
Mr.. BurlIngame was received at Boston last even.
ing with great enthusiasm. He made a speech in
the main hall Of the fremont Temple, which was
crowded Mr.. Wilson spoke at the same time In
the lower hall.
The Board Of Councilmen met last evening but
there not being quorum present, an adjournment
was made 10 Monday evening, at o'clock.
The Board Of Supervisors iast evening received
one petition, and after each member present had