The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28

The letters and dispatches Of our correspondents

in Washington, published to-day, contain important
news relative TO Central American affairs. IL is as
serted that the league against Gen. Walker Is to re-
eeive considerable accessions of men and money
from Chile and Peru. Ecuador, also, is to take a
hand in the game Of exterminafing the fearful fiji
bus.eros. New Granada has declined joining the
alliance, Are English Mackiotesh claim and thu
Panama tronble with the United States probably
being as much as she can attend to az present Ia
view Of this imposing warhke demonstration, the
design of Secretary Marcy TO settle the affairs Of
Central America, through treaty with Great Bri-
Ain, becomes exceedingly important, as affecting
the adminis.ration of Mr.. Buch nan and the
schemes Of TIC Southern annexationists. These X:
teresting matters clearly revealed by orr cor
respondents, e whose communications our readers
are referred.
Elsewhere We give the material portions of the
annual message &C. Gov. Adams to the Legislature
o. South Carolils, to which we alludsa briefly in
Yesterdays paper The finances Of the Stets are, we
asc glad 10 -as snsound condition; and in this con-
nee ion the Go kIor's suggestion Of an Increase Of
sals-y is quite naxnral and appropriate His COM
mesaaiiors of the South Carolina College and the
M,s,sry Academy sre worthy Of praise-ttc latter
he Gcnsiders a valuable investment His Excel
lepsy's Official recommendation o: the reopeang
,he exemption Of negrocs from attachment. for dest,
are, .hszever, the luminous points Of the rss-
sage. re question of II, slave traffic is one that
will rselire no trihing de.ssera'ion before entering
upon tie s.rious discussion. With regard to the
empdon q slaves from iegs, process, The Governor
has prohasy taken his cue ton that devoted gan
VI The seces sionis :, the New o:leans Delta. Ina;
journal reeszty published brilliant exposition of
al
s,onoi,d milEcn dollars, We bs.ieve-that would
surely accrue TO the South ;hrangh tire simple
Esstrrmen,slity Of the conversionst niggers into
sat Of human homestead possession. to say nothing
Of The impor+aGE advantage TO be derived in phi
ixnttropical poDtcf view.
Uh5tr tic t,Iesraphc head VIC Tublis5 an ad
sneassf the republic. OF Washington city. !, re
views re Presidsni@s campaign and a..ributes the
defeat of tie party the blusders Of iIr leaders In
New Jersey and PenS sylgauia-a cGnr.stion wi,b
which the .eaGers OF thu HERALD became Impressed
some time a.ace. No aE-sion is made 70 &c canii
date for 1869.
A letter froxn Leasenwoth, Kaosos, stz.ss that
Jeege Leecmpte bad issued process agarS. Gov.
Gesry ior conteppt Of Court The land sales we're
preceding without DISTURBANCE.
Tic il.h proxi 20 his been decided on by the
Canal Com 1issioners as the dag for cl sing the
New YORK canals, unless they are sooner closed by
ice
The Eoa Of Gently Canvassers viii corciGie
neir labors 70 day. Yesterday the Board unaui-
mously adopted resolution referring 10 tie Dis
t,ict Attorney all the af.aayits relating to the
election disturbances N tho Second and Tard cleo
lion districts OF tho First ward; also soluton a.
serti,g thai gross frauds had been committed at toe
laie election. and thai che Legislature should pro-
vide by law for the appointment Of inspectors OF
election by the Judges Of the Supreme Court a. the
general term o. said Court. W!thout expressing
any opinion ~ to :he fitness Of the judges alluded
10 20 exercise Tie power which l. IA proposed 70
place N their hands We have no hesitation II soy.
INC that any change would re preferable TO The pre-
ssnt system. II T. en- ubGenlable fac. that Ia our
large cities these inporan. Offices are hllei WITH
adoUt equal r5pyrtions Of roEucs and ignoram1ses
bet seen winding On the o1c hand and bllrdeEnv
oo The other, tue night Of suffrage has become
breed farce and We trust the Legislature win al n
early day take action upon tie subject. snl reform
tttte tt7sss.
We understand that a meeting o. the residents Of
BrSoklyn has beer called Tor the purpo7s ofadJpng
measures - test The power q The U9on Ferry Com
psny in refusinr 10 eel communication tickets IL l.
proposed tst dozen or more lertenen shall ca h
a. With a sitncss, and tender the money for comuu
tasi9D. be company refuse, separate motio7s
viii he made in the Kings County rapreme Court
for msnssmus 70 compel the moncrclists 20 show
eause Why tLsy violate the section ofsher charter.
which was intended 70 secure N the pc lpls he pi
vleFe Of passi1g between ths two citssat a redu,cd
though femuneIative rate d ferrage
The trial Of Louis Baker a. Newbcrg progresses
slowly. Messrs. Ackernsn, Campbell and Shay
~sre exam ned yesterday. We give their testimony
"a another column.
Aeoa, two hundred men, mostly from Tsnnez1es
and Mississippi under Command Of samuel Benton,
ESQ left Memphis recently 10 join General Walkers
army 10 Nicaragua.
The first lecture Of the season before the Am.ri
can Historical Society was delivged lat evening,
tefore large and respec'axs audience, By Rev.
AK. II. W6sh'. who 'osopJ biz theme !" Irish
P,o;es,anfs q. home and a the United State"
Went II spaos proVeass The publication OF a report
n he 5aore this mosriag.
We IA e rews from Puef % Cabsll1 tvenezuela)
20 the l2sb inst Cur correspo 1cens writes that tao
republic sever more tranquil AID is prosperity
progresses iine rolls on. The r, clama.ion Of
land internal Improvements and CONNER Hai affdrs
never locke bs,tsr while political Affairs Al on the
rare ard revolutionary dscord entirely fort often
Industry and enterprise have succeeded strife NJ
Ghscord, and mai nal system Of education il beh.
discussed with energy and ability BY the govern |
mebt TIE staples OF the country are being cali.
vated with great success Tobacco, hemp, cotton,
corn and fruits, will be exported TO some extent
mex, year and vast domains heretofore useless have
ben aid out for future cultivation. The new crop