The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-14
VIEW YORK. Saturday, Jane IA. 1850.



Hupg FoIg Observation-Disclosures. April 10
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Lender ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nay 81.
Lave poe nay o.
PIrs. Observation-Disclosures. Ksy 80.
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AI.xsro.is Egypt. May Il.
Cs5Iaea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nay Il.
Observation-Disclosures. May l..
Observation-Disclosures June 9
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New G:trEcs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. June d
From Europe the intelligence is interesting. In
Me English House Of Lords, On 9th ult, the Earl
Ct Eigin having questioned the Foreign Secretary
regarding the Central American controversy and
The Interpretation OF the Clay Bu!wer treaty, the
Earl Of Clarendon recapitulated the leading facts
connected with the subject, and complained that ne
proposal TO submit the question 20 arbitration had not
been received in corresponding spirit of justice and
amty by toe United States. We give full report of
his Lordship's remarks. The news Of the reception
OF Padre Viii, as Nicaraguan Minister, by the Cabi
net at Washington created good deal OF surprise.
A popular IDEA was afoat to the effect that the diff
cultes existing between the United states and Grea.
Britain cculd be amicaby adjusted by the sending
Of d special Ambassador from the United States TO
London, or uice rersa, from London to Washington.
Lord Elgin and Sir H. /. Buwer were mentioned IN
connection with such mission on the part of Eng
hand. The state OF Italy was still threatening. IN
active intervention Of the great Powers was loudly
called for by some but it said that the Prussan
government had formally notified the Sar IL
nan executive that it has firmly resolved
an MT interfering in the question. In Vienna
nothing was talked of but a memorandum which
te cabinets OF Vienns and the Tuileres had, it was
said addressed the Holy Father the subject Of
Tso.m. Tie report that the Grand Duke of Tus-
cary mad rejected the proposed colcordat with the
Holy Sec, appears 20 be untrue. Il was settled that
The Prince of Prussia would be married to the
Princess Royal Of England. Tie Regent of Baden
was IN London, AM it was said that an alliance by
marriage arranged to take place between his roya
hgkness and the Princess Royal Of Prussia.
There was good deal of popular discomfort
existing in London, owing to the government
putting stop to the sunday musical per-
foImaLces IL the Park. Some tumultuous meet
ihgs had teen held. Palmer, the poisoner,
mad been sentenced to death, and removed from
London 10 Stafordshire FOR execution; but his friends
were making exetions for his respite until further
inqGi'y mich ihey assert (aLd in this opinion they
are backed ny almost every medical man in the
United Kingdom } j. mperAtiyely de handed. II u
men;.ored IS a curious fat, showing the growing
sterfta OF tic vol OF the people that despite the
COW cton Of tie jury the government viii find
tkeufeyes compelled TO give the prisoner the bene'
lit tf The doubt. some Of the European Powers
were disposed 10 wait in order TO see how
govern ment would act with respect to the Sound
Dice payment before they agree 70 any definite
measures.
The news received by the Ericsson yesterday,
failed to depIess cotton in this market. The Persia
II wac considered had carried on. the most unfavor-
able news they were likely to get from this side.
since then they have heard Of falling off in re.
ceipts at Southern ports, and Of a steady and firm
market at the South and in this city, and that in
the face of the accounts they have sent us. Trade
was also said TO lie good in Manchester. The sales
alter the news came TO hand yesterday, embraced
about 2, 600 bales, closing without change in quota
tons. Flour declined about 10 cents per barrel;
wheat from &c. Sc. per bushel. Corn was heavy
at about the rates Of the previous day. Pork was
firmer, with sales of mess made at so. Sugars
were active, with sales of 1000 200 hhds, in
GLIDING Cuba and Porto Rico, at full prices. The
advance within the past two days has been fully
ID. The sales Of coffee embraced about 800 bags
Laguyara, at IL &c. q ll3c. Freights were steady,
with fair engagements for Liverpool and London
at steady prices.
The details of the California present no new
features. The newspapers represent the inhabitants
as being in the greatest state of excitement on ac.
count of the assassination of Mr.. James King, and
the Vigilance Committee were determined to deal
out even handed justice without regard to law The
George Law brought 1851 72l in treasure. For
some structures which the san Francisco Herald
published on the action of the Vigilance Committee
a large number OF merchants withdrew their patron
age and the paper was accordingly reduced in size
about ore.haf, with loss TO their circulation Of two
thousand subscribers
The Oregon and Washington news is unimpor
tsnt. The Indians in those sections had been re-
duced to comparative quiet, and the United States
troops we're returning to their quarters.
From New Granada we learn that the Governor
had addressed circular to the foreign consuls on
the subject Of o reported invasion Of the sthmus by
flibusters. The hospitals Of the Panama Railroad
riot Of April Is and the accident Of May Q. Tue
head agency quarters OF the railroad company we
90 be removed from Panama TO Callao.
There is no revolution in Venezuela. We have
a letter from Trinidad dated the 18th ult, in which
il Is stated that Trinidad Brache, an unsuccessful
merchant, collected a small force, attacked and
took Maturin, with the cry OF ViUe la federation;
down with tie dictator" A natural son of Presi
cent Mouagas was killed no other life lost
Brache had assumed the name Of Paez but without
spy authority. Monagas had sent troops to quell