The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-28

over. After the defeat of General Bsez he retired
10 Las Careras, a town of considerable note on the
river 0coa, where he remained at the last advices
The Provisional government had not elected Pre-
Hidept, nor would they until Baez left the Island
Mis- stay was limited to the 18th inst. The Hsytien
gover nment had made no demonstration against the
aevoiutonsts but had considerably augmented their
army ami no doubt would sustain the deposed
President were it not for the French and English
chips or war at that station, who would in case o.
Uny Interference with the belligerents, blockade al
Soulouque's po'ts- Produce was scarce and dear al
Port au Prince. There was no coffee to come in ano
very little in first hands, and that was engaged fol
English account.
News from Vera Cruz to the 22d, and city OF
Mexico to the 10th inst, has come TO hand The
charter Of the new Tehuantepec Company requires
1ten to finish ten leagues of the railroad every
year. The dykes Of the Coatzaooalcos and Ventosa
are to be completed the first year.
In our columns this morning will be found the
latest news, telegraphic and otherwise relating to
Ehe great financial pressure, together with extracts
From this journal, published in 1887 relative to the
great monetary crisis at that period. Ut is nov con-
ddenty asserte. that the proclamation Of the Go
vernon Of Pennsylvania calling an extra session of
11e Legislature, will be issued to-day.
Dir. Lucas, teller Of the Gore Bank at London,
Canada, has left his post deaulter to the amount
pf twenty thousand dollars.
The trial Of Jas. p Donnelly for the murder of
Albert s. Moses at the Sea View House on the lst
nj August last, termipa ed at Freehold, N. j. on
saturday night and resulted in the conviction OF the
prisoner Of murder in the first degree charged in
khe indictment. Donnely bore up with unusual for
iitude when the verdict was announced, but when
removed 10 bis cell be realized the horror OF his stua
zion to the fullest extent, and INDUCED in psrox-
ssias OF grief during the cmainder Of the night.
HI complained bitterly OF the Partially of the
Judges charge, ard said he felt buoyed up with the
hope OF acquitta until the court assumed the prero
ga;iye Of the prosecutor Of tie State, and made a
most telling argument against him. The counsel
aor the prisoner took exceptions 70 the Judges
charge, and asked that judgment might not he pro
nounced until a writ OF error should he applied for
T. the Chancellor 0; the State. The result q the
trsl created great deal Of excitement tbso shoUt
Monmouth and the adjacent counties.
Dseourses were delivered yesterday in many Of
our principal churches the late appalling disaster
~ the Central America. The disc yurses were gene.
rally deeply interesting and affecting, and were lis.
scned 70 with marked attention by crowded au.
dienco,
An interesting missionary meeting was held last
evening in the church Of Or. Adams, in Madison
squsre. The spacious edidce ras crowded 70 excess
The meeting was addressed ~ the Rev. W. T.
Rchsrf1er Of Constantinople, VINO gave an interest
sng account of the progress Of the Bible among the
Ruseimen. He narrated several instances Of the
conversion OF MahonCtaus Of rank, and gave q very
fut,eiiDF history q missionary labors in Turkey.
M TN al .asd ia ukn In
hoped would not slAcken their efforts In the great
work q heather redemption, but push the work
forward With renewed energy.
IL the Court Of - ssions on Saturday Mr.. James n
Whiting moved uat the recopnizsnce and papers In
1e csse Of Dante + sickles against The editor Of
EAe Nav Yotx Herald be taken from the files of
tie Court ana returned 70 inc magistrate who issued
ae warrant, - thst the regular legal prcl ninsry
G. aIniration might b hsd The motion pas opposed
~ Mr. Sedgwick, the As.stau' District Attorney:
bat after some argument and The reading Of an aii.
rayit by AR Benjamin Gslbraith. the motion vas
granted We give a report Of the proceedings II the
Gaze,
II having been asoertained by the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the hescs Of the Interior and Post
Once Departments, that 10 many instances whole
smiIes we're IN Office under government, they have
o,aosed cut 20 all DO, one 10 each family In every
cese The Postmaster General intends 10 visit this
CITY n lev days with q view 70 the selection Of o
lite for new Post Office.
The Secretary Of the Interior having despatched
air 4. Glover, entomologis, and pomologist Of the
department, 70 The great cotton growing district Of
Vie South, for The purpose Of investigating and re.
rcrrg on the different diseases 70 which the cotton
giant liable, well on the injuries il sustans
from insecis thai gentleman has arrived in Bolivar
county, Mississippi lie was exceed nsly well re-
&, we'd ~ the planters who st,,ch great importance
g. IBIS nission public cang o. planters was
lid II Victoria, On the 10th ls-. WIEN the Hon.
r. rotary HGs thanked for his attention, aud the
4 III sliie. Of their homes offered 10 Mr.. Glover.
,r Wa invited 10 make that district his head
c trs.
New York Central, New York and Erie.
aylvanis Central, and Baltimore and Ohio rail.
rompanics, agreed ct the convention recently
i4i tliy, no, % employ runners or agents for
ng passengers eitbrr directly or indirectly.
ppty shal employ ono travelling agent, and
: Office in Nea Yofk, Boston. Philadelphia
liner. IS plOm aoo N which the paseen.
l "a traffic will he conducted and regulated.
opar shall not use uadue influence 70 take
from cosh other. These arrangements, OF
W hsgt ny, vii prove very advantageous
ao ropers, Il 70 Tie travelling public.
pls'nts having been ilsde 10 the Collector that
stem House o'hce in charge Of vessel bad
"-pled With eartm1 70 favor cel ain parties o.