The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-30

she News.
Our special despatch from Washington states
that arrangements are in progress for the SPEEDY
settlement Of the questions in dispute between the
United states and New Granada, upon basis per
fecty satisfactory to our government
The Niagara has arrived at Halifax with Liver
pcoi dates to the 10Th inst, three days later than
previous advice. The news is interesting. The
Bank of England had redaced the rate of discount
SIX per cent Phis movement, coupled with an in.
crease of bullion in The Bank, had caused traing
improvement in the funds. and also in cotton
Brsadstnffs were quiet aud provisions steady From
all quarters there favorable accounts Of the crops
The alterations OF the fgate Niagara had been COM
pleted, and it was expected that she won leave
Portsmouth on the 10th for Liverpool, aud immediate
Is commence the shipment Of the telegrsphic cable
The dulness of the Brit sh House Of Commons had
been enliveped by DEBATE on the question Of CON-
pensation for British property destroyed during ths
bomhardment of Greytown. Lord Palmerston
characterized the transaction violent and cruel
rejecting no credit upon our government or upon
the officer who executed the order. The law officers
OF the crown, however, had examined into the mat
ter. and had decided that the inhabitants Of Grey
Gown had no claim to compensation. The news
from the Continent ia unimportant
The steamship Quaker City arrived at this port
yesterday with important news from Cuba The
Spanish feet, consisting Of five sailing vessels and
two steamers, having on board some two thousand
tOIeers arrived at Havana the 25th, the date of
the departure Of the Quaker City. This feet is in
tended for operations against Mexico. General
santa Anna hsc not arrived at Havana The heath
OF the city and port was good considering the sea
500 OF the year. The markets are reported without
change TIE letters OF our correspondents arc pub
l.shed IN another oonn1.
our files from Europe, by the steamships CITY Of
Baltimore. North Star and Edinburg, are dated to
the 18th Of June. Some very interesting extracts
are published to-day. England was good deal ag
tsed the SUI ecs Of additional supply Of cot
too sno the revival Of the African slave trade under
ths color ofmporcd negro apprentices into the West
rides meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
psuJ vss held in London, and arrangements made
that sii ensure the laying Of the cable before the
commencement of the August gales. The Hud son's
Hay Parliamentary committee was in session an hsd
tXAmittd several stnesses. The accident reported
by the Persia as having occurred in the theatre at
Florence happened at Leghorn. The fatal results
we're ~ 0rst detailed. good deal Of excitement
prevailed IN France With respect 10 the elections bat
the opposition was much divided by faction. The
drain Of bullion to toe East fron Ebgl and still cJn.
tihVd. = full report Of the markets has alresdy
appeared in the HEEtID.
We have Te~s from south America The dates
are. Honieyisjo OH, Buenos Ayres 18Th. Rio Janet
10 lLth. Bahia l9th and PernsJnbuco ed Of MAY.
AZ the BSeDos sJ7es election for Governor Of the
province the yo'e stood:-Aisins 80; Pena, n;
Llayallol Z. Alsina declined the nomination, and
rendered hs resignation 70 the General Assembly.
was rejected nv vote Of ~ TO II and bis accent
auce Of the Office VA Hoped fJr by his friends.
Produce ruled high. Tht bAnk had raised the rate
OF interest on deposi'es. The Governor Of Santa lie
bad quelled The revolution in Rosario. The Rio
core crcp was exceedingly large, reaching 20
2 400 900 bags The port and city were tolersbly
healthy. AZ Pernambuco freights had advanced.
bus money was very scarce. Letters from Monte.
viedo 70 he Let Of May state that from thirty 10
thirty Eve deaths occurred there daily from yellow
fever. Aduoes 70 the 9th report an statement OF the
disease Trade, however, wss paralyzed, aud strict
quarantine existed between Montcyiedo and Buenos
Ayrss.
We publish this morning full details Of the burn.
ing q TIE STEAMER Montreal 10 the river St. Law.
renee Friday last Including lis, Of the names OF
the saved arc Of those supposed 70 be lost
Mr. Joseph j. Keefe Consul Of the republic NJ We.
ne zueis al Philadelphia in q carl published In TIA,
city states thst The report that the American Mint
pier NJ Caracas Mr.. Eames nc; be,pg sbe 70 elec,
settlement o. The gusno claims, had demanded his
passports. is uBtzne Mr. Keeie has positive aud
reliable information that the American Minister
rncrelJ leaves Venezuela during short period with
ihs consent o. his government, in order 10 vist his
fariis 1t Washnrton.
We earn from Washington that the instructions
rlsve 70 the operations Of tie troops now detailed
nor Utah have Leen completed. Il il designed BY
Ne government 20 create separate military depart
nsnt OF The Territory. under command Of Gen. Har.
sJ. who viii have force Of nearly three thousand
|ror fully equipped an army in the field
Yesterday afternoon two hundred and fifty United
kies reors's took their departure by the New
crk md Erie Railroad for Lcayenwor.h CITY. Kan
|m, where they viii join the command OF 8 900 men
af Is 70 accompany the new Governor Of Utah ~
~lt Lake cay. These soldiers were mostly young
60 and express led themselves pleased al the pros
oct Of sctiyc service. Last week one hundred and
~ recruits left this city on a similar mission.
The missionary psrty, numbering ity in all, sen,
4 BY. the Mormons. reached Omaha, Nebraska,
oui the 18th inst They left salt Lake City abou.
Ia OF Msy, and travelled the whole distance ON
A, over one tbousabd miles, drawing their pro
nns sri baggage IL common handcarts, such as
ustd in the streets O cities. They ieportsd