The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-18


three days later intelligence FROM Europe. Her
news is not of rlch interest. The resistance to the
Queens authority in Spain seems for the present to
tie at end General Dulce having entered that city
ON the lst instant with his troops. 1t is said that
ke moss.nest of French troopseo the Spanish From
tiers, which had commenced in large numbers, had
been COUNT rmandea tor the present. The O'Don-
nell Ministry do not intend to convoke either the
existing constituent the ordinary Cortes from the
apprehension that it will lead to 'tificuties-in
other words having secured its position by the
sword ii means 90 retain II by the same means.
There Is a talk of its granting constitution,
which, in It's concessions to popular liberty, Is TO
throw al pre- siogs copstEutors into the shade; but
NO one is inclined 10 place faith in mere assurances
The object is to delude the Spanish people with
false hopes until the revolutionary party have time
to strengthen themselves. Marshal Pelissier
rived al Marseilles On the Ist from Me Crmea. He
was received with great ceremony by the Guthori-
tics, aDl an abide camp Of the Emperor con
veyed TO him the fatterng inform alton that he had
been elevated to Dukedom. The rush OF visiters
TO Moscow TO witness the coronation Of the Gear
greater than was ever before known on any similar
occasion.
Our report Of the proceedings Of Congress yes
terdsy morning closed at two oclsck. Both ksases
continued in session until aiter daylight, VIXEN they
adjourned to nine O'Clock this morning. During
the night the Ser tie passed the Ocean Nail Steamer
BILL with the proyiso directing notice to be given of
the termination Of the contract granting additional
compensation to the Collins line. An effort
made TO strike out the prosiso, but without
In the House CT Representatives the Conference
Committee ON the Arm bill reported that they
Enable to agree. A motion that the House recede
-. - f.uIy- l.
By the president to enforce the alleged laws of Kan
sss, wss disagreed to by minority of i've. Several
general appropriation bills still peading on dis
agreeing amendments.
Our special correspondent 10 Washington far
nishes readers with account of the doings Of
Saturday nights session OF Congress, with all the
rumors prevalent in that city of what will be done
This morning. The greatest dscorum and order pre-
vailed during the session II Saturday, which lasted
until ates four o'clock. The Legislative, Judicial
and Executive bill, it Is said, viii be passed this
morning. the Senate rece ling from their amendment
provd ng for TIE Legislature Of Kansas and the House
receding from the one prohibiting the use Of the
public morey TO exc ute the present Terrtoria
Aws The Army bill, IL was thought, will be de-
Sea,ed by the republicans. An effort will be made
to-day extend the session for twentyfour or forty
eight hours 10 give claimants chance to pass their
bills. The House bill appropr ,sing $4,000 for
cutter at this port, Is said will pass
the Senate to-day The appropriation of 100000
for Pos. Office In New York was ad Dpted.
correspondent writing from Vera Cruz, on the
4th instant, informs that another movement had
been made at Tampco against the government Of
ComoDfort lie movement commenced with about
Eve hundred men, who were irstiglted and sup
ported by the clergy, and Vidaurn, IL was said,
would be at the head Of the instruction The
movement, il was supposed, would be easily sup
pressed, as ii was opposed by the mass Of the
people
II viii be seen by statement elsewhere under
the head Of yellow Fever that out of the eleven in
Scted vessels anchored at Gravesend bay eight have
been removed to The vicinity Of the Southwest Spit
as directed by recent resolution of the Commits
missioners OF Health. The continuance OF these
vessels for 80 long time at their former
anchorage IL stated to have caused the break
ing out OF yello. fever In the various town.
lining the shore opposite Grayesend bay. On
Saturday night one Of the vessels anchored at
Quarantine dragged her anchor, and has not been
heard from since. There are at prescott but twelve
eases Of yellow fever under treatment at The Qiaran
tine Hospital.
BY letters rom Havana, dated loth ins:lut, we
learn that the health OF the city was rather inproy
ing but in the pay the fever It'll continued vol m
The decree creating General Concha Marquis o. tic
Havana and viscount Of Cuba, had been made puS-
lie. The news Of the instruction in Spain bad
caused much excitement, and 80 anxious was Gen.
Conchs for the eiliest that he had despatched
his swiftest steamship to await at Charleston the
arrival ~ The steamer from Earope.
We publish elsewhere a communication from
the Carleton Board Of Health, intended N be
Laid before the Commissioners Of Emigration, In
to the recent letter OF Or. Thompson 10 the
same body. The entire action Of the Casileton
Board q Health since its late organization II re
viewed, and iis course in references 10 the Iarsn
tine authorities and the erection Of the bsnicade
SOUGHT 10 he yindica,sd.
We have few further particulars this morning
Of the late storm in the South. The loss Of life il
now set down az two bundled and fifty, including
me-, wcmsn and children. AZ Iast Island one hun
Ord and ninety dead bodies have been founl From
all parts OF the country continued N come
In of the dreadful damage that has teen done.
BY our despatch from Mobile we learn that there
was great excitement in that city saturday last,
ia conssque nee Of the sale Of abolition works by
bookseng irm doing business there. Vigilance
Committee was formed. and the offending parties
warned TO leave the city 10 ive DAYS. The excite
ment continuing 70 increase, for fear Of more des
perste measures they fed the city in secret
manner.
The cotton market on Saturday exhibited m1re
strength, without quotsbe change in prices. The
sales embraced about 200 bales part for export.
The receipts q -four very light an prices for
common 70 good and extra state brands were Gr n
ar. The market for prime new white Southern
and Western wheat was firmer, and sales relched
TO O. 10 per bushel. Rcd was steady, at Al IS
81 sc. Willie old and common lots we're dull and
ireguisr. Corn cold freely, hut closed at easier
rates: sSand mi. ed brought Gic G21c. Pork was
heavy. With GALES - mtas ct si9 50 a so s2l.
Lard wns srm wftN sales in bbs. az lss. and ar
terwssds bed higher Sugars we're quie,, while