The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-09
The News.


arrived here yesterday morning, add but little to the
European news previously received by the Anglo
Saxon Il was anticipated that he appeamnce Of
the English and French feets before Naohu wodd
Be the signal for an insurection the part Of tho
people, ana TIE King vas taking every precaution
10 guard against such an event. Il IS also stated
hat Russia i trying to evade Of the conditions
OF the settenen: Of the Be.sarab.an frontier in
sequence OF which the English feet is ordered to
remain in the Black Sea- TIE Austrian gov
esunent has thrown into prison thir.y-one Off
GERS snd men Of the Italian legion, who had
rsturned to Lomhardy, which viii probably
lad TO energetic rechmatons on the part OF
the English government. All these statements COM
bined have contributed to produce depressing
eject On the London and Paris money markets
TIE Ccnstitul. crncl has remarkable article the
English alliance, which Il pronounces unpopuiar
with the great mass Of the French people. DIN.
Guilty had taken place az Vienna bvtseen Colonel
Pearson, Of California and the Archiuke Charles,
which resulted in 4 challenge 20 the latter. HIS I'M
periJ Hi-.ness however offered al expiration, aud
he matter Sas a1icably arranged. The facts VIII
&c found detailed at length IN another column
Arnong tie pas engers by the Arago are VI. Jerome
Bonaparse Of Baltimore; Colonel Liebels, late Ame-
rican Minister al Brussels, and J. r sullivan, Esq,
Lave United States Consul AZ Say1nne
copy Of lie treaty latsly Concluded in London
between the Ministers OF England, the United
States and the republic oil Honduras, with respect
70 the long disputed CeGtyal American difficulties,
will te found in our columns today. The settle
mert Is very satisfactory 70 all parties. The main
points Il the paper The restitution Of the sove
reign rich-s of Honduras over tie islands Of RIA
tan 3onacca &C. and declaring them free terrific
ry,n goseIned by is proper munic paty. Euglana
ACKNOWLEDGES the territorial limits Of Honduras
marked in the map by the Hon. G.. Squier-say
from the River Vans segoyia 10 the River Negro
Aflibuual of reference, composed Of one citizen of
Honduras AMI ore British and II necessary, an i'm
partial third Of any nation, VIII fix tie boundary,
indemnity tie Mosquito Indians for the losses which
they fer end adjust all claims. The Minister Of
Honduras thanks Mr.. Marcy, Mr.. Dallas and Lord
elar.ndc TOT tie generous pir which they eyineel
during tie ncgota,iors.
The returns d the town elections in Connection.
show iha: Of l2G towns heard from, 70 have gone
for Fremont, = for Buchanan, anl divided. This
u gain Ct % for Fremont and II tor the demo
Gratis.
N election for municipal ogicsrs took place in
Baltimore yesterday, and the Know Nothing clndi-
d..te for Mayor vas chosen. During lie day seye-
lal blocdy riots occurred, IN which four men we're
killed snd twenty persons wounded
TIE Board OF Supervisors yesterday directed the
clerk 20 reexamine the TAX books, with the view Of
correcting the errors therein 70 which the Receiver
alluded recently IN his communication on the sub
isct. A report IN favor Of allo wing The Coroners
a clerk was rejected bat subsequently recomMitted
for further consideration.
In the Boart of Aldermen last eyenirg a reso-
luton to take from Tie Railroad Committee the
papcrs relative to the extension or The .ghth
nue. railroad, and refer them 10 q special CON.
niltee, was laid On the table. A communi alton
on TIE Street Commissioner stating that tae Third
Avenue Railroad Company are about to lay track
Nc the BowCry, between Grand and Fifth street,
where the dos Dle track Of the Harlem Railroad Il
already laid % sn. and asking wha. should be done
with reference 10 the matter, was referred T. the
Committee on Road.
The Board Of Councilmen met at evening, but
no measure Of general importance came Up before
them.
Judge CIerke yesterday denied The motion FOR an
iaunction and 'or the appointment. q receiver ia
The case Of =. g. Hamilton against the Nicaragua
Transit Company. The trial Is Sc. dgEn Tor Monday
next.
rhisa yesterday evening IL the bay, while proceed
log on her voyage to The Coast Of Africa, on sup
posed slave ,rip. Several papers were seized on
board and the whole matter viii ss Investigated BY
TIC District Attorney.
The case u The Old stewart property. locate 10
Seventh avenue. came on yesterday, in the Supreme
Court, circuit. Il involves large amount Of no
pey. The property claimed By Henry NJ. wes.era's
v.tuf r~ &c Int
IN ls2o for the small sum Of twenty dollars, AMI il
|. now valued AZ between sl500OO and 100000.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yesterday.
Their books show TIA. during the mouth Of 5eptsm.
her 1887 emigrants landed at this port, bringing
with them IFS s7a 80 in money, being average
Of az 10 per head. 30 far, this year l07 3oi em.
grants have arrived. Or. Harris reported 90 new
cases o. yellow fever since the 18th or September
Of which 16 we're brought from the city o. New
York Complaints we've made Of some Of the captains
OF vessels trying 70 eysse the emigrant laws. II
appears they ppt emigants on their crew list 10
escape paying che Communication lees. should case
he brought home 70 them they are liable u ine
OF t75 for making out false manifest.
with short supply Of beef cattle GA market yes.
.erdsy. the demand continued brisk throushou. the
day. prices ranging from 81 lie. per pound.
There vas no material change in the price u other
descriptions OF stock with the exception Of swine.
wtdsh sold 5riskiy at lc. advance On last weeks
rates.
TIE cotton market yesterday was very firm and
Gales of some lots "a middiug UPlands were re.
ported a. high a. 1910, and some holders De.
mandsd Igs. 4 telegraph despatch from Nesrs.
~D'Brien h Co.. Of Mobile, Of the 7th inst, %
bonse in this city, quotes midding Uplauds cotton
A. lg.c. l2lc letter received by one Of our
moot IespecIsble firms yesterday, from Judge WHIT
sS, Of Nsnig sasry, Aisbsssa, aa;es QssaRer .,