The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-28

There appears be re general conddsnes In the ca
or stssdiness Of the grsA M tsr the future e,er
we'll as sellsrs ard - 40 ~ sbed ssh sivAnoe
quotations for al Ths 'se IN the currencysf III,
equal 70 ID 3D. per bushei - "0ea' ABOVE those
MANcHnrxa MARKE.-The account from Msnc1ssts
report firm market, with moderate ssmouut OF bust
losDos PRODUCE MARKsrs March H.-In ths corn mar
ket tp morning there was recovery Of ls and
si ess has en- done PORK All the new Ameraosn 90 \:
has been cleared o the market. Bacon No new Amen
s ys to hand but Is much inquired for scs ded
has moved fl freely ct SIS cwt The market de-
pressed owing 70 large arrivals Liverpool TAlov-
Only modetate business has been done and prices
have showc disposition to give way r \. 9 on the
spot Is quoted at 67s 3d. per cw Town tallow, SIS.
net cash. Ns
The Very Latest.
BERLIN, March 10, 1856.
The President of Police, Herr Won Hinckfdsy, was
this morning shot in q duel by Herr Won Rochow, wsom
Ae had felt obliged to challenge.
BERLIN, TUESDAY evening, March IL.
Austria is making fresh efforts to obtain the admission
Of Prussia TO the Confer at Paris Certain questions
Of form SAID alone to stand in the way and they Will
ps soon yeH6yed.
The Baron Uaedom (lstely on diplomatic mission
in Epglsn is gone on mission TO the various German
Courts coBnscfed with this subject.
The English residents here express some anxiety for
ne Wte 1T Commodore watson his 6QuRdrOn. 1t
known that be is pushing up the Baltic to renew the
bcssde and no doubt Is felt but that strong Russian
squadron has got out purpose to meet him t must
be noted that the armisce does extend to ope
rations, 30 far rs the blockade is conoerned
PARIS, Tuesday evening, March IL.
III" White Works at sebastopol blown up on the
2Sth of February
The winter had ceased in the Crmea and the health of
the troops WAS excellent
It is raid that seli Pasha is to be tried before coun
ell of He had ten thousand good troops under him.
and might bAve relieved Kars with half that force.
General Williams, vsssf Pscha and the Governor of
reported all to have made strong represent
ations to the Porte as to his conduct.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, March IA. "
Messrs. Bgland, Athya Co. report the morning of
the Wheat continues steady -four quiet qaet
hut firm provisions unchanged lard In pretty good oe
mand tailow fatsaes 1T 54s. $685.. sugar and tea
tinue quiet No sales of rosn, spirits surpentne
woods
News nom New Granada.
AMERICAN SAILORS At A6PINwALL-THE LAND
TAx-LEGIsLATTvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOLD
FOR ENGLAND-THE UNITED STATES SHIP 10 IN
ADAMs--FIRsT RAIN-DIFFICULTIEs WITH COSTA
RICA-MRssAGE OF THE VICE PREsIDENT-RU-
MORED INDIAN ATTACK ON SANTIAGO, ETC.
Our Aes from Panama and Aspuwall are dated to the
10th instant
Great excitement was caused in Aspnwsll the 18th
instant growing out Of arrest and conveyance
vessel Of two deserters from the Of the Segun
Captain Knight Baltimore brig lying in the hArbor.
The had deserted two nights previous and the night
before had been taken and logged in the caaboose The
local judge took part against the captain of the brig and
rumor that the men were slaves collected q great
crowd The men were however, got on board but again
escaped.
The land tax payment was refused in Aspin wall.
A proposition has been made in the New GrAnAdian
Congress to do away with the manufacture OF coin by the
and + to "a authorize Rrivsse mints Another
uni er its present onerous method OF distribution.
The constitution Of New Granada was about to be
amended In some mpcrtap points.
The United STATES sloop John Adams let Aspiu-
wall on the 10th tor Toboga to water previous to sailing
million Of specie for England
The Panama Herald, Of March 10, has the following
itemsOn Saturday last 5th) the first rain Of the sea-
svn fey! IN this city in heavy shower that lasted about
thI ee hours.
General Herran leaves to-day in the Oregon, for the
tive to the disputed boundary between the two republics
The message OF Sr. M. NJ Mallerno Vice President of
the Republic at the opening Of Congress- in Bogota
the LIT o February last, may be supposed to give fair
exposition OF the present state New Granada 1t com
mences by cong atulatDg the Congress- that quetude
which has recovered from the consequences OF the dis
sions Of 1854 With oil foreign Powers New Granada is
s Sa s.nna
tion win Be .micaSly settled, although mat.
bad to be suspended An approval Of Congress- is
asked to the Consular conventions made with Ecuador
and the Hanseatc towns The executive power had bsen
snxious to qucate the debt of New Granada to Mexico
but circumstances have prevented its beng accom-.
pshed The opinions OF the provincial Legsatives
ave to the reform Of the constitution which states
similar to that OF Panama should be created pro-
missed to Congress, and particular attention drawn to
important measure. The income for the year ending
August 81 was S. ia ,469 58K, and the expenditure
s2s6557 For the cuIren, ye.r the income is % 32l
751, and the expenditure Is calculated at 81 6 49,
For 1855 the income is estimated a. 81 916 508 and
expenses at 81 76 The State st suffering from The
ext aordnary expenses incurred by the late revolution
The foreign deb. lastly alluoed to- and hopes
pressed that the sale Of lands the company lately form
I'd in Paris will aid relieving the heavy weight that
hangs over tbs country mpedes Its progress and brings
1t into discredt wit III les foreign creditors.
rumor reached Panama yesterday, which there is
reason to fear is true that the Indians In the province Of
Veraauas had entered the city Of Santiago and burned
down part Of the town. From what learn, 1t ap
that the OUT age committed by the Indians
siding the Atlanue coast Of veraguas who very
numerous and who 1t said crossed expressly for
the purpose Of attacking the capital.
News from the South Pacific.
The steamer Tskiva, from Calao Feb. &c. arrived At
Dana an%C Q hcJ &4,c n~kA