The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-11
The News.

The News.
BY the screw steamship Anglo Saxon, from Liver.
pool July so, arrived at Qsebec early yesterday
morning, we have advices to the 30th ult. The
British Parliament was prorogued by the Queen on
the 18th ut., to the 7th October In her speech on
she occasion her Majesty hopes that the differences
aich have arisen between her government and the
government Of the United States, in connection with
Central American affairs, may be satisfactorily ad-
iusted.n The Liverpool cotton market was firm but
quiet. The satisfactory reports in regard to the
growing crops in Great Britain had in.
duced marked decline in the .breads.ufs
market especially in the inferior grades
Of -four and wheat. The fine qualities of
-four are quoted at decline of Cd TO L.. and wheat
about %. TO 4d per 70 lbs. Consols, 90 9j!. The
instruction in Spain still continued, bat the &C
counts are meagre and unreliable. The telegraph
announces that the royal troops commenced to
lombard Saragossa on the oath ult., when
the insurgents demanded five days ces
sation Of hostili.es, which was granted
Il IL stated that although Madrid is quiet, the in
porsnt province Of Arragon continues in successful
revolt. General ODonneT and the Queen, il is re
ported, already had disagreemen.s, and il was
not improbable that Narvaez would succeed 70 the
Ministry. From Italy we have news Of revolt in
the Dnchy of Massacarra, but no particulars. The
Austrian officials speak Of the movement as insg.
nifcant.
Quarantine continues TO be fenced in. The au.
ttorites Of TompkinsviIle hare stationed guards all
erosna their ,iDsge, and win no. allow cnnainn-
nice sfvu win the hospital If this state OF things
continues what will the Health Officer do with his
dead2 He cannot take then out OF the enclosure on
the Island H. win probably be compelled to have
them taken by boats 10 .ome other r.sce-peIhsps
10 Sandy Hook.
meeting OF European refugees In this city was
held at Mechanics Hall. Hester stree. yesterliy, in
order 70 perfect measures TO enable the revolution
ts in this country 70 depart for Europe the Tee
signs Of : revolution. Abou; three hundred pers1ns
mostly Frenchmen. were in attendance. After m
siderable discussion a resolution was adopted q
invite the citizens Of the different nations residing
in the city TO elect three delegates each 70 attend
convention 20 he held at the same place on Friday
next, 70 unite In a general committee, and adopt
suoh measures az they may think necessary 10 fur.
Their the objects In view. report Of their pro seed
ings IL given elsewhere.
Our Vera Cruz correspondent. writing on JAY
18th. states that the Spanish claims settlement C,B-
veution sitting in that ci,y was progressing tovaris
an honest settlement of The Just deb.s under the
coaE-e.s Of President Comonfogt and senior Alvarez.
Seventeen priests had been exiled 70 Havana Tor
their agitation sgains, tho church property on At
Puebla. Two millions o. silver dollars were tn
rouis 70 England. Comonsor va. highly popular
Tie yclos fever wa very prevalent IN Mexico city.
Our correspondent in.Hsvana, writing On August
eth, announce the departure CO.. New York oi WIN.
sidney smith Eco, Rfitsh Vice ConsHl a, Trinidad.
after having buried he amia5lc and accomplished
wife. A highly accomplished lady. the Countess de
-, who DIES not I've very happily in the DO
nessic circle made told EFFORT q c.clpe to Par.
ria the United states, Bat va. seized b. her hus-
hand teiore sbe could get On board q the star d
the West. An un.oemly street scene ensued. Pc
sijent comonforts Mexican policy was yery popular
10 Cuba. Don Gonaro Basaries. cashier o. the rich
tanker Pedro Lacost had forged hi employer.
name 70 draft 70 so 600. 70; Il essbcd, aud aed
Tor New Orleans. Burglarie.. open day robleres
nightly demonstrations and murders in daylight, pre-
vailed in snd around she ,i,y 81 Havana.
Fever was very rife also. Captains Carney
and LELAND Of the American lark siy and brig
ludgc Hathaway. had lied. The American brr
Frank Horton had been wrecked wee, Of Bahia Hon.
ia. serious collision bad taken place between the
military and citizens al sanc,us E.Ieltus on
log belonging to officer, the soldiers attacked the
peopIe, when three persons were Killed IN toe melee.
The inhabitants were routed hut It'll slien and
disconnected. Saver was chased ~ war
steamer round Cape Antonio. The convslescence
u The Captain General was hailed with nearly equal
10Y and sorrow by the people. Colonel Muooz had
ought duel with young creole. some Of the
political exies were expected home soon from Spain
Trade and freights were dull
We give this morning further particulars relative
70 the terrible explosion at Cowanus on Saturday
afternoon, with correct liz AZ the killed aud
injured. II il now ssoertalncd that three instead
~ Eve persons were killed and fifteen others sevsre
" injured. One Of the injured persons Is expected
10 de and several others are in a very critical en-
,ition. The accident i said % bare been occasion
"a by defect in the boiler which had b<en d u.e
shout fourteen months.
We publish In full In QUA paper this morning IN
ufe -esting lecture on the Dead Of the Cabinet.
delivered by exPresident Tyler before the Literary
Association Of Petersburg, Va. ne pays a feeling
tribute 70 the deceased gentlemen who were sss1.
,is,,5 with him in the sdmnisirad'n o The gs,oln.