The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-29

York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati were officially
notified Of their dismissal last evening. The cub
ect will ~ brought 70 the notice of Congress TO
hy, by the Pres &c ut N q special message. He
Will Also II ~ sad seuG in ucssage relative to
the offer Of Great Britain TO suoIait TO arbitration
H. points in dispute regarding the Central AGle-
sea.. misunderstanding, in which The American in
serpretSt o, he Clayton Bulwer treaty will be
adheredt0
The steamship Africa, which left Liverpool or
the morning eli me eth instant, arrived AZ this port
Hat night with three days later advices. The news
s OF little interest. IN England, tcade was inter
ru9ted by the enjoyment OF the Whtsuntide h0h-
DAYS sua the ParIl sment was not in session. TIE
var il Nicaragua attracted only a sraan amount of
pubMc attention, but one Of tho London Journal
attempt U cry down the Monroe doctrine Is APP
pKed to Central America. The East India Compa-
ny at the same moment rewards the great Anglo
indian 'dhbu.ter,1 Iork Dalhousie, With grant of
an annual pension Ct eve shousand pounds on the
ground that lie had during IN eight years rule,
annexed" four East IA kingdoms, which produce
10 them an annual revenue Of four and
half millions sterling. The Sardician Par
kment had passed a vote Of thanks to
nhe plenipc tentiaries deputed by their King TO
represent them in the Paris Conference, aud ano her
30 the Crimean army. Count Cayoars policy was in
the ascendant, bu, The political cor lition os South
Italy represented as being still very a!ar niGg
4 plan of campaign, which the Emperor Napoleon
had marked cut for himself in case be had 10 take
NE chiei command in the Crimea during the siege
Of Sebastopol, is published, and will be found int
resting. Ministers couriers and diplomats OF eve-y
grade were stil flying from capital to capital all
sger Europe. Denmark had ordered q ship Of war,
w,h force Of artillery, to St Thomas, in anti9pa-
ticn of quarrel with our government on the Sound
dues question. It is again asserted that s,e Cabinet
al Washington has concluded commercial treaty
with Persia through the coed Offices of Russia, and
some Of the articles have been Published. Or trade
reports show that the markets had undergone ii lie
charge from the tine the Baltic sailed. 10 financial
affairs we notice an advance in consols and Ameri-
can securities.
Our advices from SoG'h America are from Bue-
nos Ayres, April 3; Montevideo, 6; Rio de Janero,
Is; Bahia, 49, and Pernambuco, %. Letters from
Buenos Ayres state that General Urquiza was gain
ing ground, but an aggressive war was not expected.
News from Montevideoi is discouraging, and matters
reported as very unsatisfactory. Oribe was in
the as eniant serious que tion had arisen be
tween the government of Paraguay and the French
sonsnl, respecting the treatment O. colony of
French settlers, and If feared that some
Gouble would ensue with the italian colony Of Pa
tAgonas.
We haye accounts from Mayaguez (Porto Rico) to
he 10Th inst. The Spanish war stelner Isabella
had sailed for Havana, with large quantities CT mill
sary stores on board. Several other Spanish vessels
Of war were cruising in the Unity. and it re
ported that they would shortly be employed IN a de-
monstration against Vera Cruz. The crops Of the
island we're extremely good. The exports of sugar
10 Europe and the United States exceeded $4,000
bogsheads and 5000 hogsheads Of mglasses had
been ordered for the American market within the
preceding three weeks.
The United States Senate have disposed Of the
Sumner case, far as the action Of that body is
concerned. The report of the inyestig lting com
mittee presented yesterday. II states that pre-
cedents only to be found in the action Of the
House Of Representatives, the Senate never having
been called upon to pronounce Judgment in similar
ease. Several precedens are cited and the commit
Bee come to the conclusion, that although the az
SAINT was violation of the privileges Of the Senats
1t is not within their Jurisdiction, and the offence
can only be punished by the House Of which Mr.
Brooks is a member. This conclusion, the report
continues, is in strict conformity with parlia
mentary law and the requirements OF the con
stitution; therefore, the committee recommend
the Senate to make complaint to the House. With
this report the committee submit resolution
that said report be accepted by the Senate, and
copy Of the same with the accompanying afidayit-,
be transmitted to the House of Representatives.
The feport and recommendation Of the committee
were agreed to with but one dissenting vote, DIR.
Toombs. OF Georgia. After speech by Mr. Mason
on the Presidents veto OF the bill ding for the
Improvement OF the month of the Mississippi river
the Senate adjoorned. In the House bill granting
one million Of land TO Louisiana, for railroad
purposes, was passed Bills donating lands to Min
nesota, Kansas and Nebraska, and abolishing the
Court of Claims were introduced. motion to al
joarn over in order TO allow the democratic mem.
bers an opportunity to attend the Cincinnati Con.
senk.on was made, bat the majority voted ii down.
The New York Niger Worshippers State Con.
yentios, called to appoint delegates to the Presi.
dentisl ~ eliminating National Convention, TO be held
in Philadelphia on the 18th Of June, met at syria
cuse yesterday. We give elsewhere a report Of the
rroceedncs, including list Of the delegates ap
pointed and the series OF resolutions adopted. The
National Convention of the aboltionists, white and
eoacxed, also net at Syracuse yesterday. full re-
poy4 of their 6oings Is likewise given.
MsVard Fillmore will have brilliant reception
nv or citizens when he arrives The Common
(ounal have voted thousand dollars to welcome
him, aD6 last night delegates from all the Fillmore
clubs 10 sois city sad Brooklyn met and made ex-
tensive preparations Cor giving him enthusiastic
reception. one hundred guns IRE TO be fired at the
Battery, and one hundred in the Park, and gresa
popular manifestation MAJ be expected.
The Presbyterian General Assembly, after an in
4 a
saeir sabors aud adjourned They disposed of ali
The matters brought before them and uniform har.
mepy and urbsnty characterized their deliberations
Want Of space compes US to lay over our report Of
their last days proceedings
Proceedings for an Injunction 70 restrain the
Mayor, Comptroller, &C., Of New York from
.tafsy deaI or