The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-27

There were twenty deaths by violent causes, and
from the public institutions of the city there were
thirtynine interments during the week. The nativity
table gives the following result:--Natives Of the
United States, 502; Ireland, II; Germany, 80; Eng
land, IL; Austria, q Denmark, /; France, 2; Hol-
land /; Italy, l; Poland, !; Scotland /; Wales, l,
and unknown, 5.
An interesting communication from the City In
spector In regard TO the health Of the city, viii be
found in another part Of our paper this morning.
BY the arrival of the steamship Granada at New
Orleans on Friday night, we have received news
from san Francisco 10 the 5th, and from Greytown
to the 2lst inst. The steamship Illinois had left
Aspinwan FOR New York with sl,G00.0O0. The
Vigilance Committee were still in session at San
Francisco, and their authority firmly established
All the arms collected by the law and order men in
San Francisco had been seized by the Vigilance
Committee. Judge Terry, of the Supreme Court
had been arrested for stabbng one Of the Commit
tees policemen. The Governor was at Sacramento
The accounts from the mines were cheering. The
conduct Of Mr.. Herbert at Washington excited
general dlsapprobation. Agricultural prospects
were good On the Isthmus Of Panama affairs
we're quiet. Aspinwsll was sickly. From Mica
ragua we learn that General Walker was
inaugurated President on the 18th instant.
Rivas was still in possession Of Leon, and many ma
tiyes, considering Walkers Inauguration an act Of
nsurpation, have declared against him-among them
General Chillon and Col. Mendes. Much sickness
prevailed among Walkers troops, and he was In
great need Of men and monV. Desertions from his
army were frequent. No invasion had taken place
at the latest dates, but II was considered certain
H. State tai he
Indian fighting continued in Oregon. battle had
been fought On the Big Meadows. and forty Indians
and ten whites killed The Oregon election, II was
considered. had resulted in favor OF the democrats
From Mexico we have advices TO the ed inst. 4
conspiracy to restore Santa Anna 10 power had
been discovered at Pueba. Many of the priests
were implicated.
From Kansas, by despatch from Rock Island,
we learn that General stringfellow had issued call
for all Missourans TO go to Kansas before Au-
gust, 30 as TO be enabled TO vote at the November
election under Toombs bill. General Lanes party,
Numbering some 900 persons, had crossed the Mis-
sour for Nebraska City. Gen. Smith says Il Lane
enters Kansas be win arrest him.
Our despatch from Washington informs US that
the President and Congressional party that visited
the steamship Vanderbilt by invitation yesterday,
were treated rather cavalerly by Commodore Van
derbut. The anticipated feast was not forthcoming,
nor was there a single bottle Of champagne cracked
to enliven the occasion. The independent conduct
OF Commodore v, so very different from that Of
those who usually visit Washington, may from its
rarity, have the effect OF securing for him the de-
sired contract 70 carry the European mails.
The House Of Representatives vas in session yea.
terday, and passed few private bills.
nv reference TO another column il will lie seen
that the Commissioners Of Health have issued
card 20 prevent the creation Of unnecessary alarm
in the public mind to the present health Of the
city In this statement IL il shown that the mortality
Of the week jus, ended compared with the number
Of deaths for the corresponding week Of 1885, y les
nv sixty six deaths II il authoritstvey stated that
NO diseases exist at present in the city in an epidemic
rorm. The Commissioners meet every day, and
assure the public that every timely precaution shall
he taken on their part to the preservation OF
the public health. Full reports OF the proceedings
Of the Commissioners, thus far, have been given in
che HERALD, and will continue TO be given during
ihe continuance Of their sessions.
The cotton market was dull yesterday, and the
GALES were confined to . few hundred bales without
change in prices. When trade il dull on a Monday
IL l. usually called, on Change, blue Monday"
Taking the general state Of trade yesterday, IL
might he termed blue saturday The transao.
fions IN -four were moderate and the market closed
duh al about the previous days quotations. The
sales OF wheat were light and prices we're without
change Of moment. Handsome new Illinois wheat
was offered for sale BY sample, deliverable in Sep.
TENDER. at Al 50 for the prime white and u 70 for
the red ditto. A handsome lot o. new white Gene.
see was also offered ~ sample, for future delivery,
on terms not stated. Corn was rather irmer. supe-
rior Western mixed sold al jec. and sound at Gla62c
Sound southern yellow was scarce, and sold at
81. 4 &C Pork Hls rather irmcr. With " llerAle