The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
ARRIVAL Of THE TENNESSEE.
aews from venezaeis, st. TAomss and
ROrtO Aleo.

Nothing OF any Importance had lately occurred in the
latter place
We srs Indebted to the purser for the following report
Tho cholera had almost disappeared from Porto Rico
and in al probability the qasrantining in ST. Thomas
viii be reduced TO twenty hours to tho mutual
fit Of both Islands dependent upon zach other. We
have unfortunately to lament still few but ex-
ceedingly violent having taken pace in Caracas
but in general the health Of the country
is good, and has the climate Of that
capital appeared delicious Venezuela is undoubt-
edly Of the most magnificent countries the whole
world tbs bes. spot that enterprising could
select TO build fortune and easily almost any
branch Of trade, erjeyDg at the Same mc all the
iorts Of rational lie. But the man. must 20 to work.
and sight, In Nicaragua, the number
ofvgrs ns alreacy existing there for Of these individuals
tn fewer the better.
Congress- closed its sttngs in the end Of Nay having
amorg Other things established territorial division
OF the republic in order to be able to reform the cons
tuition ia the NEXT legislature Consequently new cleo
tioLs will take place this year throughout the Try
ard entire set be elected new Vice President
the employees cease the Executive having. been autho
rized TO appoint, temporarily such persons it may
Without pretending to give opinion ON so grave
matter may be sad that immediate reform of tho
sttuon is ofval Importance to that country should
1t have been delayed any longer it would fallen in
The hands of the blacks rabble. Consequently any
step tsken to prevent such calamity not justfab
but highly Prsiseworthy ss any impartial mind will con-
The railroad prjes, Of Law passed both houses, aud is
now law OF the republic The exe,utive hes been au
thoIized to form contracts with parties DESTROYS Of
gAslg in these enterprises. We expect and hope tha
Mr Gore will. before the closing of the ycar, have al
the VeIezuelsns New Years presen: OF some few
miles Ct railroad. This win be money making enter
succeedirg admirably and there doubt that 1t will
be well supported especially by the merchants This
viii induce Mr. hontsur to extend the wires as soon as
possible TO Puerto to Cseeo This proves edenty that
enterprise be neca to the country succeeds there
provided II is ably conducted.
1he coantry ID quiet and though slight disturbance
took place in Maouron 1t of polit.oal character
snd was soon ueea Revolutions have ceased to be the
order of the day it great Blessing one more
and the country would be forever ruined.
Mr. Mspusl ManreGue died last month in Caracas and
also the wife of the celebrated Oregon, he latter of
cholera.
The Tennessee brings considerable number Of pss
aeueer'-se methins like sixtytvo-amons them Mr. J.
CAysdila, Mrs Rosario Egui DR.. Leslie and family,
Vol Bryce, Baron Rosencrantz, Mr.. Ismarchsn, Mr..
MG1msn and lady Mr. Armstrong add family Mr.
mer, lir. Kribhse, Mr.. B. My, Er. cambridge,
Mr.. Kecnsy, Mr.. T. s. Cole, Mr.. Raven Mr.. p Rode lady
and family, Mr.. Ch J. Walker Mr.. a. Snow, Mr.. james
aod "a ally Mrs. Won BRETON aud family Mr. HuaRenssn,
Mr. Teraoce, Mr. Whitehead, Don Pett,eer Mr.. T. Dick
man, Mr.. Quntero, and several others
We have vessels during voyage but bark,
m he Nth inst, outward bound, name unknown. Few
American vessels In St. Thomas, and scarcely any in La
The cargo consists mainly OF hides the coffee crops
being Almost over in venezuelasome packages from ST.
Thomas and fruit from Puerto Rico.
oga ST. THOMAS CORRESPONDENCE.
ST THoxAs, June 4, 1885,
Weoaer-B Observation-Disclosures Contemplated Change in
the Organization Of the Colonial Government of The d.
aisl lstdnds-Tns SOUND Dues-1ho 5Elita,y-Tne Last
Of tie amelia The Catholics and French ConsM in
7ros,h
II events cast their shadows before them" Of this
rich to cay POOR to bound rock only
Egura lively under the shade of the hurricane
tbs vertical rays of astropicai never mere
scorchrg than st this very moment and the island
emphAtically duh Is though the 25th of Juy-ths b.
ginning Of that terrible to the of thu
tves, who musa s:ear to ide upon the whfu wind
had already male it's appearance and had barred up
windows and doors usual.
{ The harbor is perfectly dessrtedi there but
three American vessels In port. On the LIST
Instant there bu. enc; and what is still worse,
when the tRaIer sais there viii fs but one American
. teaven io-sahen place? Certainly, not your
poncert.
The King of Denmark recently gave noce that his
sutects residing in tsese colonies should 1T early
psrcd intimate whether il their desire to be govern
ct by his State Council By the Dot. whether
nal sa;rs Al the O. onal Couno as St. Crox and the
Burgher Courc at ST. Thomas are now discussing these
questions. Strange TO say there is much opposition to
hose who have never seen the ee liant should have
idea o. his dimensions.
DEM ark will sg ain have expired. wha. is to be the
next mover Are the Sound dues to be paid, shall
gel up little 6ghs These questions in every mans
mouth hers ana one ventures to reply. 1t would,
however seem that st. Thomas is preparing for the worst
and intends to knock brains out with club,
for en- The 3ls ut change made in the military,
and Nsjor Thomas Po:t an American msrcban. Of the
highest responsibility au Intelligence, appointed
commander of the Brand corps
Tho hayE Aunolia cold davis air At
auction and Is now beipg converted into frewood, which
useless article in this hot climate the cargo consist
canHcn and large quantity Of munitions Of war; cloth
ing. shoes &C., HAYS been shipped to New York.
Inc Catholics here have b'en in trouble 70 some
years, ard was exceedingly popular, WAS recsntly
moved By he Bishop snd priest sent to take charge of
the flock who obnoxious 10 tbs congregation. The
church thereupon cosed up by the people, aud the
French Consul to Demerara to ntercede with
the Bshop for the return the old priest but the Con-
sui him self returned to ST. Thomas convert to the
oy nasty Application was then made to the Governor
to caute the church to Dc opened and the keys to be de-
sion aiven him to oticiate at funerals when called
Yesterday poor Catholic woman buried; the neF
priest and French Consul followed her to the
grave. A mob ioon assembled At the cemetery,
snd, during the ceremony, shouted I" Jesuitsn
drupkards, &C. &C.. and followed both the priest
Consul to their respec i've residences insulting them at
every step Several of their have been handed to
the police and tomorrow they TO be tried for
breach Of the public ace, when much excitement may
There still of yellow fever here, but there is
so little shipping in port, ard any residents have LET,
the island that thers is but little food left for the
destroyer.
The TENNESSEE calls to day with passengers than
she can wei! acconw odate.
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNT.
The st. Thomas Times, OF May II, say6:-We have to
the arrival OF the Ri Rev. Lerd Talbot Private
Chamberlain and Domestic Preste o. bis Holiness His
Lordship is accompanied here by the Rev rAbbe 0rsni
The same paper, Of the 21st ultimo has he following
items On the 10th inst. scene always Of intense me-
lanchoiy, took place board the Tennessee, BY the
death Of Mrs. De Nena, lady passenger, destined for
Porto Rico.
We have 10 the arrival here OF Maaarne Err.
nestine de Viers, the celebrate pianist the
Windwsrd isis nds The departure of the English branch
steamer previous to her arrival obges Madame de vii
ers to make sojouIn Of fortnight in the city during
which time under stand she contAmpstes giving ons
concerts The established European re putaton
OF this lady (vho by the way native CT the Antiles
and the which has attended her recan concerts
in New York, such to render any mention Of her
merits by quite supernuous.
The nmeof 3lst ult., says The French steamer