The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-30

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soe during the previous week. and up to the hour Of
publication.
Ihe News.
Civil war reigns In Ohio. telegrsphic despatch
from Cincinnati furnishes brief account OF thu
arrest by tho United States Aarshal and his depu-
ties, Of four persons charged with haroorng fugi
live slaves. Subsequently . writ Of habess corpus
Wa taken out and served by the Sheriff, who was
backed By largo number Of citizens. The Marshal
resisted the State officers, shots were exchanged
between The parties; but eventually the United
States officers were arrested and conveyed to Spring
Geld, there to answer the charge Of resisting the
Sheriff while In the discharge Of bis duty. Here is
q collision Of the stock bolden OF the Underground
Railroad Company and the federal authorities that
win create IN intense commotion.
The administration have ct last decided upon
seading formidable body Of troops to Utah. Or
degs have been Issued for the despatch to that Terri
tory Of the Second regiment Of dragons the Fifth
and Tenth regiments Of infantry, and Captain
Phelps battery OF light artillery, numbering in all
some Two thousand men, under the command Of
Gen. Harvey. This u said 10 be only the beginning
OF the movement.
Mr.. Reed, the new Minister TO China, received his
Instructions yesterday He win icsvc fur the scsne
Of his future iabors in about q fortnight.
y Elsewhere We publish some additional news from
Central America. The Costa Rican authorities
have, Il u understood, authorized arrangements to
be made for transporting all the flibusters that re
main In the country 70 the United States II Is also
understand that treaty has boon conclud bet wee
Costa Rica and Nicaragua. providing for the speedy
resump<ioa of travel over the transit route.
The steamship Ariel, Of the Vanderbilt line, which
left southampton the 10th instant arriv cd ct this
port last evening. Her news had been anticipated
by the Arabia The Ariel brought one hundred
and fsrty passengers from Havre, but none from
Southampton, In order to avoid compliance with
the terms Of the English passenger act, TO which
abe Was subject, as she had no mail contract.
The steamship Quaker City, from Havana 25th
instant, arrived yesterday. Santa Anna was daily
expectel az Havana on his wsy TO Mexico. The
subject of the recall of General Concha was much
csnvassed. The Captain General was about TO take
means to repress the excessive speculation now
qoing on. Some of the Roman Catholic clergy In
Havana aosur the best results TO the people OF
Nicaragua from the agitation which the questions
OF political and religious freedom have received
curirg the Walker war. Tnree hundred and sixty
four Chinese coolies bad been landed from an Anne
rican bark. Forty other unfortunstes, shipped 81
6vsior, bad diec at sea
BY the arrival of the British bark Pearl we hav,
files OF the Turks ISLANDS Royai Standard to tn,
10th inst. Rsir had fallen, but did not do SO mach
damage ss was at 1rst anticipated. Several csryoc
OF sat had since been gathered, and the pans wer,
again making. The stock throughout the colon,
was abou. 270000 bushels Price nine Q ten cents
The Mayor has issued special order for street
tnspeoton by the police preliminary TO q thorough
CLEANING up of the city. AL the police captains are
ordered 70 report in writing to the Mayor on Mon
day The White street Commissioners have still
further deferred their descent Staten Island with
their newly organized Quarantine Armada. Charg "a
have been arrayed before them against some fifteen
captains Of the municipal department, but their &C
ton In regard to them Is ss yet doubtful They are
II seems. however preparing for their future sphere
by laying In provision Of ballot boxes, the custody
OF which the bill gives them Division exists among
the Responsible" members a. TO the money ques-
ton, which thiessen some changes In the member
ship Of the Board
The report Of the special committee, together
With the ordinance recommending the establishment
o. day and night watch, passed 70 third reading
last night In the Board Of Councilman, Al voting In
oe Affirmative and II negatively. The republis an
-" p'"~"oo against tne Uega aCuon OF the
chairman OF the committee OF the whole, amid great
CONFUSION resolution was adopted authorizing
the Cty Inspector to proceed with the cleaning Of
tae streets forthwith.
mass meeting Of citizens, irrespective OF party.
10 express indignation at the recent oppressive acts
OF The late Black Republican Legislature, was held
last night st National Hall, Canal street Speeches
wcre made by Theodore 4. Tomlinson, Hon. Arthur
Woods, John Creighton, Conrad swsckhsmer, Mr..
thumb and Aid. Coulter, and some strong resou
tons we're passed. A full report win be found In
another column.
The School Commissioner appointed by the Gov
erper In accordance with one Of the recent acts Of
the Legislature consists OF the following gentle
men;--T. B. 5tIlmsn, VIM. II. Nelson, G. c. Mott,
Robert A. Adams and Charles Tracy. They held q
meeting on Thursday, bot did not transact any bust
Dess' They are waiting 70 zee what action win be
skss by Me committee appointed by the Board OF
beacsuon ~ their last meeting 10 oonfer with said
O~mmissaoner. The Commissioner intend Z,
Thoroughly examine into the condition Of the schools
d os CITY, and, possible, only &C, \, conjunction
Wa the Board Of Eeuoatios. They will meet asaln
- Thursday next.
I've vial Of the mutneers Of the brig Cen. Pierce.
npon us charge Of killing the cook Of sa,d vesael
nr~snfiet yesterday. The jury rendered voraic,