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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14
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News from Havana
ARRIVAL OF THR HMPIRh CIrY.

The Empire CITY, Captain Jno. MCGOWAN arrived yessx
day she ler New Orleans on The 9Th mat and HsvAna
On the 9th.
There WA nothing specially new at havana The spas.
sh neet Ia reported preparing for sea, desnat'oa
known There very little yellow fever preyalens Tor
the season and not OF IN epidemic type.
The prices Of sugar and molasses remain unchanged
since last advic<s Exchanges are quoted New York pas
70 a per cent premium New Orleans per cent prenun
London, ii 70 III Premium American gold CON- pse
cent premium. Stocks are lively, a. usual
The steamships Isabel for Charleston; Philadelphia for
New Orleans Granada for Aspinws and the French pc.
Tne Empire City brings le2 passengers, Ill in good
health.
Among the passengers from Apinwan, BY the Empire
City, Ia Mr. spencer. This is Captain s,cncer the ia,
vtpal who seized Walkers boata the San Juan river
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CONSISTENCY or THE BLACK REPUBrIcANs.--
We published the other day an old article from
the New York Tribune, showing that before its
friends had chance Of becoming Commissioner,
il was opposed an ta0 10 Police Commission
appointed at Albany, and very clsmorous for the
rights Of the city and the Mayor. In reply to a
few remarks made on this, the T5June does not
deny the article strange to say but observes that
il held those opinions before it knew what Wood
was This enables us TO gauge the TriJuue's
principles; they alter il seems, with the character
Of the men who happen to be in its view at the
time. If Governor King were rascal, it would
want a new State constitution; II Mr.. Buchanan
administered badly, IL might demand the cstab-
lishment of a monarchy. II has opinions and it
has principles the excellent Tribune but any ras-
cal can change them in the twinkling Of an eye.
AT least 20 il says
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rHhh INV xVHk HAHALD-SpIFiVF FUH HuHUPAs
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Capt wlckmsn,
will leave Boston ednesday, noon FOR Liverpool.
The European mails will close In this city at quarter
past one O'Clock this afternoon.
The European edition OF the HERALD printed IN French
md English win be Published at ten O'Clock in the
ing. Single copies, IN wrappers, six cents,
Subscriptions and advertise for any edition Of the
NEW Yosx HERAID VIII be received =, the following place
Ia Europe:-
Loxpos-Am & European Express Co. 81 King william st
FARn- Do. do. 8 Place dc IA Bonrse.
IdvxxrecI-Do. 40. Chapel street.
LIvRrool--R Stuart 10 Exchange street, East
HAyRs-Am. European Express Co., u Rue CorReiIe.
The contents Of the EuroPean edition Of the nEsAID will
sombino the received by mail and telegraph al the
soe during the previous week, and up 10 the hour Of
publication,
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Tm STREET CoNaIssIoNERsmP.-Judg Roose-
welt has dissolved the injunction applied for by
Mr.. Devlin 10 restrain Mr. Conover from trou-
bling him in the Office of the Street Commission
err; bat at the same time, the certorari issued by
Judge psYics requiring the case 10 be brought
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From Hn,an& ana Kex wes.

CHARLESTON, July ID, 1857.
The steamer label, from Havana and Key West, ar
rived here last evening There nothing new q. Ha
vana
TIE United States steamer Fashion, with COL Loomis
and suite had arrived at Key West.
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Cricket Match nj Albany.

ALAAsf, July IL, 1851
grea, match between clever picked players Of the st.
Georges and New York Cricket Clubs, against eighteen Of
the New York State Club commenced here to- day The
State Club tho choice and went In FIRST At the close
OF their pay the wckets went down and they had made
rs runs. The New ork city eleven commence their rst
innings Tho New York State Club made fast
play at iifst; but fei of towards the close.
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A Personal Affair.

The following despatch received last evening the
ONCE Of the National Telegraph Company in this city IT
addressed to the "Leadng Daily Paper" and the
gscious operator Immediately transmitted 10 the HERALD
ofhce
INDIANAPOLIS, July l3, 1851.
TO THE LsAD1Se DAILY PAPER
wsD;ed-Ain,on Henry, to leave bis address at the
General Post ofice for Austin Henry.
Al SrIN HENRY.
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RasirOad txcurs,op a, TN. xy..,.

ST LOUIS. July rs, 1857.
special meeting Of the City Councils held here this
morning and preamble and resolutions adopted In
reference the pvopo'ed excursion 10 the East accepting
the invitation, and signy ing their intention Of leaving st.
Louis on the 18th Inst
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Chs National TFSRl Of HesPers ana Mowers.
SYRACUSE. July Is, 1861
The opening ceremonies Of the national trial Of reapers
and mowers will take place TO morrow at noon, the
county fair grounds. Tbs mowers come nrst In order
and - many mAcbBes a. can be worked conveniently
VIII be started. Delegations coming from all parts OF
tie Union Governor Morehead, OF Kentucky Il here
aad Governor King comes TO night
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RlGting at Montreal

MONTREAL, July IL, 1857.
On Sunday some rot,ng occurred here in consequence
of orange flag being hung out Crowds Of people
senbed and several shots dred at the tag and two
or n rec oTsngemeu beaten severely
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Nou-Arrivai Of the America.

HALIFAX, July 10, lsJ7-lo z. N.
The America, now about due with Liverpool advcos OF
the ah inssanthree days later than The Of the An
gosaxou q. Quebec-hss NOT, up to the present hour
been sisDsIcd of this port. The weather 10 fine and
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The Hope Insurance Company OF Boston.
Bo-ros, July ID, 1867.
The Hope Insurance Company OF Bostou has ceased
taxing new risks and meeting OF stockholders called
To consider the expedency OF closing up the affairs OF the
concern The company has met heavy marine losses
during the past year.
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BosTos, July H. 1857.
The z NJ steamship Niagara win leave here for Liver.
pool Of IL O'Clock on wednesday. Her mails close n 10
A. N.
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News from Mexico.
OUR v1RA CRUZ coRREsrusDHHCE.

VIA Cruz, Jane 90, 1867.
Paty gnsen and Parry PSc.s- pioidncs rae Goryr-,sx
The 7s5uccc Hiz-Indidn 0spredatsons Punishe,x #
Che lasrpona-Rara9e Of Locssts-Aripal y Frrsr<s--
Health ofhe Cvy.
There has been considerable motion among the frAx-
menu Of all parties opposed 70 the government but With.
out organization or leader, OF any capacity. TIE
scendency given to the party Of Santa Anna and The
melting causes derived from his personal friends and
the churchvcry much broken by the constant discovery
Of their plans snd arrests Of the traitors The len,ency
however OF the President several times repeated 10 The
same individuals, makes shem think that they can with
IMMUNITY emhro' and dsturb the pesco Of the country
few prominent examples win bring conviction to the mizds
ofthe eis'urbers 70 the contrary and 20 far insure he
racihcAton 90 important to our prosperity.
has been necessary for the governmert 10 lsy tar
upon tobacco and scgars the produc, and fabric Of The
country, but although IL has caused much exciemcut 70
the prejudice OF Comonsrt Is more Than jurs ana
about equal to TAXATION upon other products aud Industry
Of the country us only unfortunate that has ea-
forced at this moment whom there "a some excI,eens
upon the public mind and cool has fnr ray
From The authorities OF Ccrro Gordo NO have accounts
OF Indian dcpredatons upon large scale, COMMUNICATIONS
the 10Th 10 the 10Th OF May during which some ffesS
farms and estates pundered stock killed
several murders committed heaus in progress 70
stay the piunderers and 10 give them punishment
The insurgents who attacked tho government foroes
Sueonul'en.ngo have been completely routed and az.
vS active In aid Of the regular troops, and his ene~ry
may be attributed the short careor OF the conspraors
that quarter.
We learn from Oaaoa that the ocuss marching oysp
The green fields and forests OF that district leaving TIE
blaze Of fire upon thor trail, and suffering 70 follow, ron
The many farmers whose hogos arc destroyed for tas
season.
Juan vcsro, one OF the most active agents Of SasA
Anna and the church, has been put 10 roul by Genor
Negrcte. HE mon saved their lives by flight but he
WAS mol caught the snake no, killed. We must aaN.
cipate seeing him again.
The couducta from the capital which arrived last Bun
day, 9th, brought over -, 2ss 5ps
General Roeas Ianda was on the ith at QueresArc v
march for the Sora 10 punish hea for bis depredaoos
he wiz give good account OF the robbcr, he caches
him-provost law.
Our health continues good.
We do no, sec the Spanish armada In the ong ys aud
Santa Anna is nowhere.
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Andrew Lewis, en- old offender, attempt as burglary,
two years and three months John Burns came
offence, one year in the penitentiary James Howell
attempted grand larceny, penitentiary six months.
The negro John Dorssy, who was tried and CON
vieted in the May term of the General Sessions, for
numbering Ann Hopkins in Worth street, will be
executed next Friday, at the Tombs. Governor
King declined to commute the punishment
Judge Davies yesterday, upon the application of
the New York and Erie Railroad Company, granted
an Injunction restraining the Buffalo and State Line
Railroad Company from soliciting patronage for the
New York Central Railroad, to the prejudice of the
Erie road. The case viii be argued on the Goth inst
Fire Marshal Baker, it seems, has another inte-
resting case Of arson on hand. Mrs Draper and
her daughter have been arrested warrant issued
by Justice Dawson, on suspicion Of wlfuy setting
fire to their dwelling house, No. 5s5 Broadway, cor.
ner of Prince street, on the night of the 6th of
July. The matter is now before the magistrate. 1t
appears to be remarkable affair, and some strange
facts are likely to devecpe themselves on the ex-
animation.
The bark ". G. Lewis, Captain Fredell, bound for
Loando, West Coast of Africa was seized Yesterday
afternoon, while going down the bay, by Lieut. KEEL
lum Of the cutter Washington, and Deputy Marshals
O'Keefe and Niven, on suspicion Of being SLAYER.
She was brought back to the city and anchored in
ButteTmiik Channel whore she now lies, in charge
of Lieut.. Kellum and body Of armed seamen. The
barhwas cleared. for Loando and market by 3. J..
Wenburg.
The Gales OF cotton yesterday embraced about 500 600
bales, ut full prices and the market closed firm Flour
again dull, and in common and medium grades closed
at sslgh, decline. Good 10 prime extra brands
changed. Wheat firm for prime to choice ot., and
dull sor common qualities Primo white Canadian sold at
81; white Missouri do at 81 pm, and Milwaukee Club at
81 S. Corn unchanged, with sales Of Western mixed
Of Sc Pork inactive, with small sales of mess at
s22 So s22 co. and email retail lot brought s2s Sugars
quiet, and salos confined 10 small lots at prices
which afforded criterion of the market. Coffee was
also quiet and GALES limted while prices were steady
Freghs continued to be inactive To Liverpool grain was
taken IN chips bags at 81
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MRS. John Wood as Wauaok,s.

Mrs. John Wood made her dJa al wAihcks last nsss,
and We can Judge from the enthusiasm wh which ia
vi. greeted evident tina, she h about 70 enjoy ussa
successful engagement Mrs. Wood an actress Of largo
~ well a. varied talents. she brings thc stage
humor at her command Her own song Of tho gAlsur
BOY" last night brought down rapturous pIaedita she
was finely sustained in wacos burlcsque OF Ha vatha
ners. "Hawafha" 10 an inmitable burlesqrs Of The
drama, the opera, the fashions and frycurs Of NE,
tho character Of the heroine 70 nicely She las all the
abandon necessary for Mr. wsicots oonce OF tho Indian
girls character.
punkap deliehtfuI apparatus, by which the houss n
kept perfectly and uniformly cool, making No summer
garden OF the pleassntest places Oh resd he city
this sultry weather
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win the HERALD inform ia soieripg SUI scrbors wheshe
tbere ia any prospect that the rights Of nc bclicrs tho
arst mortsaec bonds Of tho Buffalo s,d New York CIV
RAILROAD are ever 10 be protected u more than
three Year, since any interest has been Paid. In We
meantime road has been sold uron the second mort
rage for considerable sum- and the ASSURANCE was sven
that interest tho rst bonds would he Paid without
further delay u has not been de1e, but Mr. achon tho
purchaser At The sale, In fui Possession, rum M tho
road and keeping It's receipts rS his purposes This
he has right 10 DO II the trustees undcr the nrs mort
gage permit e, bit thcy not mosi grossly ncrectna
their duty when they allow 10 bo sos They are too no
norable men TO be whuly guilty % suffering Mr. Pstshsn
~ GET Tire amount OF his bid ont % the roaa and IA rrs
pcrty and then throw sron their hands; but ere thew
not accomplishing the same result " they negleo 70 ,ass
measures tor tne mmsac Tr0tectOn Of those whose in
ercsts are contdcd 10 their carer There has boor album
daut time 10 have fcrecosed the mortgage and sod sincs
the sale on the second mortgage. Why has Il beon 40
ayeos III Is tho faux OF the ustss should be moss
aud exposed, counsel arc TO blame who are thev az
what reason can they give for the delay matter a
public concern that the fra ads o rot ION railroad
should be vodud up during the ege that gave them being
e"s~ " " sS "a sns care. BONpAoLpkR-
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IELEG RAPHIC.

INV VKtkANs, July IT, M
The steamer Texas has arrived here, with dates frsu
Vera Cruz TO The Tih nst and from tho city Of hozco -
the I'd.
The local elections had passed or and wsro sssevN,y
favorable 70 the government
The papers were Gled with discussions ssaAa Santa
Anna
me steamer Mcsaoomet arrived ., Vera Cruz an the en-
and left on the 1th for Mnautlan.
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city of Mexico. Sugars were firm at last prices.
The stock of molasses was light. In Havana and
Mstanzas the stock Of sugar was FIVE thousand hogs
heads and three hundred and twenty-five Thousand
boxes. The health Of Havana was good. Capt.
Flaiin, Of the Z. L. B. Wales, had died OF fever.
BY way of Havana we have advices from the Do
minican republic which announce the existence Of
q good deal Of political animosity and pickering
among the prominent men Of the place. Serious
fear were entertained for the peace Of the popu-
lace. "spoils' quarrel amongst politicians was
the cause.
The Central Park Commissioners met yesterday,
when Chief Engineer viele explained at length the
progress of affairs connected with the laying out Of
the Park. He recommended the immediate removal
Of the nuisances ia the neighborbood and the clear
ing Of the land, also the draining and grubbing Of
the entire area of the Park. He suggested the lay
ing ont Of a nursery and the appointment Of proper
persons 70 preserve and protect the public property
The entire time Of the meeting was taken up In exa
mining numberes plans for drainage, surveys, maps
OF the different divisions, and minor details
The Excise Commissioners ON Monday granted
l03 licenses'--sS innkeepers licenses at $50; do
at s35; IL storekeepers licenses at t3O and do. at
$50, In all amounting 10 - ,lOO The Board meets
again on Friday next at q O'Clock Pm
Ohicer Hope yesterday arrested q man named
Andrew Porter, who is charged with appropriating
$4,000 TO himself the product Of Louisa ana estate
with which we was entrusted.
Judge Russell did brisk business in the Cour, of
Sessions yesterday. We give few Of the cases dis
posed Of Henry Price, burglary, State prison two
ysaTs paaiO< burke, grand Aycepy, tive years
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

THOMPSON Co.-Our readers will hardly fail
90 notice the advertisements of the above firm in
our paper of this date. They will discover by pc.
rusng it that Thompson & Co., have one of the
most extensive, general and complete Rssortments
OF goods suited to the retail trade, which has ever
been brought to this market We took a hssty
observation Of their stock yesterday aud can safe
ly say that it is keeping with the magnificent pa
latial structure which it occupies. The house ia
one of the finest buildings of the description in the
Union built expressly for the retail dry goods trade
and upon a plan which lie most admirably suited
for this use. Il is n6shed in elegant style, and
is now filed with goods, which 10 variety and
extent we have yet TO surpassed in this market.
We speak, of course, Of the retail business. 1t
would be folly in US to attempt an enumeration OF
a d1ho Of the kinds aud styles of goods Of which
this assortment is made up, ind We can oDly re-
fer to the advertisement in another place. and as
sure our friends that they can find anything in the
dry goods line st this establishment together with
gooi~looking and attentive clerks to wait upon
them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

RAILROAD AcCIDEET.-We learn by dispatches
received from the spot, that as the down passel-
ger train on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road, due in this city at half-past nine o'clock yes
terday morning, was crossing Duck river, sbou,
seven miles beyond Wartrace, the bridge gave
way, precipitating the locomotive and tender into
the stream, whore they now lay bottom up. -Four
lives lost the of only three of the per-
sons we we're enabled to learn-Robert Wingate,
Engineer J. Spears, fireman; David hall, assist
an fireman. No other persons Injured.
subsequent despatch from the wreck states
that about FIFTY feet of the bridge is gOne and that
the break is on the Normandy side which lie the
southern end. Two of the freight are partially
wrecked, one end OF one of them being in the
water. The baggage car is halfway down the
bank. The bodies Of the engineer and one of the
6remen have been recovered.
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Saturday, Feb. 2s, 1857.

THE HUMBOLDT DIsATER.-From some OF the Of
6cers of the Humboldt who reached this city night
before last, we gather the following particulars in
relation to the late disaster. The accident occur
red about l O'Clock at night in the chute at
Ozark Island. The boat sunk in less than
two minutes after the collision. VIM. Wyatt, one
Of t1e engineers, was one Of the persons on the
Humboldt who came up on the J. G. Cline, night
before last He was ia bis berth at the time Of the
accident. He barely escaped from the wreck with
his life. he swan long distance and finally reach
ed the lfe-boat which was floating of, and getting
in it, he managed to propel it with stick Of wood
TO where bis brother calling for help. After
saving him, they picked up the clerk Mr.. Shepard,
and several others. The boat was filling with
water, probably on account of leaks occasioned by
severe wrenches and thumps at the time the steam.
er went down, and the party was obliged to go
ashore for their own safety.
In the mean time cries for help were heard far
ther down, but before the boat could be put in a
serviceable condition, they had ceased. The force
with which the hull Of the Humboldt went down.
fortunately broke the cabin loose from it, and to
that circumstance, Capt. Strong, two Pilots, two
mates, and Mr.. VIM. Martin and lady, are doubt
less indebted for their lives. The Belfast alters
wards took them of. The number of lives lost, or
rather the number of persons missing is twenty"
five, eight Of whom are white men, aud seventeen
colored.
1t would seem from the information received that
to the pilot of the Belfast attaches the blame Of
this terrible disaster, in which go many lives and SO
much property has been lost We hear that suits
70 recover damages for the loss of the boat reghts
negroes, &c, viii be commenced against the Bel
fast, unless the matter is compromised.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUARArED NEWSPAPER FOR
THIS DAY.-We are indebted to Messrs. John York
& Co., for number Of the above splendid newsps
per. II is popular paper, and should be taken
by all who like good reading. The one before
Is exceedingly interesting. Copies for sale at York
Book Store, Union Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Inflammation Of the Lungs, until the discovery OF
Carers Spanish Mixture regarded by physicians az
most hazardous to health but since them those who have
tried 1t remedy. speak oit anerer-fang panacea
Its healing soothing effects upon the affected parts as
well as its powerful agency in purifying the blood, make
an invaluable agensin the cure such diseases.
Or
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

FISE CoTToS.-TWelvs bales Of cotton were
bought yesterday by A. Hamilton at 1880. With
one other instance this. is the highest price
which has been paid for cotton in this market this
season, SO far have learned. This lot was
raised by Mr.. William Donelson, Of .his county.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28
A Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, the great Philadelphia GUTTER, being
bliged to seek genial climate in consequence OF
impaired health, has located himself at Rooms, Is
Cedar street, and will take and show customers
Cloths Cassmers and Vestngs in great variety from which
they select to suit themselves. Our Store is full Of al
kinds of READY MADE CLOTHING, and the
Stock Of furnishing goods surpassed in Nashville.
oet24-H CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT.
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FIsH.-Now is the witching time of-Lent Dick.
ey is just 10 time for those who observe it, as well
as for all others who have an appetite for White
Fish, having just got a supply.
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CADVERTISENIENT1

81 So S. ON RECEIVING Ell WIN ONE SSn:,I DOL I,
making TRANSPARENT soar. On receiving three dollars
will send most valuable Receipt for making EXTRA FAMILY
SOAP to cost only three pound; il is
persons in the United States On receiving dol
lars will send the above aud six other Receipts for making
FANCY SOAPS Ii be made in ordinary dinner Iot
and small capital Eve dollars and sold readily at
profit OF hundred per cent. To any Of
it is fortune. Any questions answered reference
gwen by inclosng the return postage.
Address, I. X. RUSSELL,
Box BAL, Post-o Office,
feb9-lm RFOOkIVn. n. "
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-28

PENMASsHIP.-Mr. Dolbear remains short time
longer, to give those who desire to improve their
chirography an opportunity of doing so. Read what
he has to say this morning.