The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
The NWs,

The arrival Of the George Law from Aspinvah,
and Orizaba from San JUAN enables us TO lay before
our readers full details Of news from San Francisco
MP TO the 2lst ult which doubt not will be read
with that interest which the importance Of the
various subjects demands We could fill our paper
with the numerous accounts which are given in re-
lation to the movements of the Vigilance Committee
Of San Francisco, and the various articles In the
newspapers, pro and con, which are brought out and
offered TO the public to sustain or condemn the &C
sions Of that committee. But our space will not
peRait us to go beyond the facts have CLEANED
them from the journals. We give the address Of the
Vigilance Committee TO the people, together with
Abe constitution under which they organized:
accounts of two conferences with the executive
authority by committees from San Francisco and
Sacramento; the designations of the commanders of
the military forces and the City Marshal of San
Francisco; the names Of the individuals who
have received polite notices 10 leave the State and
never to return couple Of letters from exiled per-
SONS; tsgether with the movements and determiua-
tion Of General Wool and a mass Of interesting
items Of information. Coupled with the above viii
be found an account Of the great suffering and death
among the California passengers which left this
city in the steamer orzaba the sth OF April last
from San Juan; a case Of maltreatment and conse
quen1 death on board the Golden Gate on her pas
sage MP from Panama, and the libel Of the steamer
on her arrival at San Francisco; aud interesting
Indian war news on Rogue river and in Oregon Ter
ritory. The George Law brought ,30l In
treasure. The California papers are very severe
upon the Hon. Mr.. Herbert calling him all manner
OF hard names, and strongly condenning the act OF
taking the life of the waiter Heating In Washing
ton The jury in his case had not agreed upon
verdict Up to yesterday evening.
The arrival Of the 0rizaba enables Us also topub-
Ish details Of the highly important Intelligence
from Nicaragua, brief synopsis OF.
which appeared in our edition Of Sunday
These accounts fully confirm Our telegraphic
Dispatches with reference 10 the election OF
General Walker 10 the Presidency, and the
beIlion Of Rvas- In the interval between the fght
of Rvas and the as umption Of executive authority,
Don Fermin Ferrer was appointed Provisional Presi.
cent. The country was very healthy and not sin.
gle death had occurred among the Americans for
three weeks.
BY way Of Panama We have news from San jose,
Costa Rica, 70 the June 27. The papers state that
General Mora, the Cofnmanderin Chief OF the army,
the Vice President and the Secretary OF State bad
all died Of cholera. The troops OF Guatemala and
San Salvador lad united for the invasion Of Mica.
ragua.
From New Granada we have papers datei at As
pinwan and Panama TO the 4th Of July. IL was
expected by the Americans resident on the Isihnus
that United States war ship would be stationed AZ
Aspinwall. The railroad company bad built fine
bridge at Gatun. Congress bad adopted the new
federal reforms Of the constitution. In the Aspin
wall district, Senior Calyo had a majority Of
votes for the Office Of Governor, whilst In the
Panama district senior Maria Dias was FAR ahead.
General Mosquera had urged the government to
make all the reparation possible for the outrages
committed during the riot. The merchants Of Car.
thagens city, viii have 70 pay impost duty on all
goods after the lat Of September the day on which
the port i 70 become free. Mr.. Fulton, chief en-
gineer Of the Golden Age, had been accidentally
killed on board Severe measures were to he taken
against the instigstors Of the late not
Our hles from the south Pacific are dated q, Val
paTaiso May 81, and Callao, June u. In Chile, on
the 18th Of June, the electors would be named for
choosing President for the republic; yet no
candidate had stood forth to dispute the reelection
Of Senior Monatt- The directors Of the southern Rail-
road had invited proposals TO contract for the
curion OF the works on the line between Santiago and
Maipo 70 begin actively on the lth or June and IL
vas expected that this part o. the line would be
thrown open 70 puuhC N ufAss NV htatg VI
friendship and free commerce concluded with tho Ar
gentine Republic promulgated In Santiago. Con-
rress was 20 meet in session on the LIST Of June On
Abe lst Of Nay there were in deposit In the Custom
House stores Of Valparaiso 227 600 bales Of merchan
dire. valued, &C ,ording 70 tariff, at fls50o 600.
Peru and Bolivia were enjoying momentary repose,
Though the former was In daily expectatoRof an
invasion from Echinique. The yellow fever ~ Cal
40 and Lima was diminishing.
Our sdvices from Australia are dated At Mel
bourne, April O. and represent the agricultural pros
poets Of the colony nourishing. The gold mines
vere more abundant daily. Railroads were being
encouraged by the Legislature.
Our sizes from the Sandwich Islands are dated at
Honolulu. May "a. The King had officially an
nounced to the Legislature bis intention OF marry
ing Miss Emma Rookie. The Oahu College exami-
nations had been held. A semi.weekly paper print
"a in the native language, had appeared.
Our Vera Cruz and Havana correspondents, writing
yespectively on 2sth Of June and sth q July, state
that the flagship Of the Spanish war squadron had
vetaruea 70 Havana from Vera Cruz. senior Alva-
reg. the new Minister OF Spain, had met President
comopfort, and they held friendly exanna-
lion 81 the schedule OF debts and credits said to
exist between the two countries. Comonfst
agreed 70 Ray balance struck, after all the
-s,oils" and fraud claims Of santa Annas officials
Were expunged. Peace i thus secured. i is said
sha, Mexico igoks u the prssesds u asO:5sr and