The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-14

The Europa had not made her al )earance OFF Sandy
Hook up to midnight last night. The weather was
clear with light southwest wind. She Is now in
her sixteenth day out from Liverpool
The steamship Star Of the West, with the mails
and passengers from the Pacific, was at Havana
when the Empire City sailed from that port for New
Orleans a. announced in the HERALD yesterday
morning She will probably arrive at this port on
Wednesday next The Star of the West had 81 $50,
600 in specie on board. route for New York with
advices from San Francisco TO the 10th ultimo The
news from California is not important. The public
mind still greatly agitated with respect to the
question Of the seaworthiness Of the Pacific mai
steamers The following vessels arrived at San
Francisco from Atlantic ports subsequent to the
departure Of the steamer ~ the 5th uf viz:-Siera
Nevada aurora. Old Colony, Goddess, Herald of
TIC Morning and Sancto ptDls.
We publ.h this morning iull account Of the de-
ps-ture az Gen Walker from Mobile on hi second
expedition e Nicaragua together with his arrest at
New crcar- ard H. rcieise our article contains
: complete history 81 Walkers movements in the
United S;;ss 'rce - return sfscr the capitulation
at Rivss. showing the progress q the org.niztan
which has ius; eventuated in a second flbustering
enterprise Il will be fornd highly interesting The
bring US detailed account o. Walker successful
landing at Punta Arenas on ihe 18th nit.
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived at this port
last evening from Havana with news TO the sth
instant There was nothing Of interest transpring
in political circles. The feast Of the /" Immaculate
Conception" was being celebrated with general pub
lie rejocinFs and religious ceremonies. People
anxiousy watching for news Of the accouch-
ment Of the Queen Of Spain The sugar market was
steady at the previously reported low rates, with
one hundred and ten thousand boxes on hand. Ex-
change on New York (short sighD was at six to
seven premium. United States gold coins at
three 70 four per cent premium. Freights had i'm
proved. The health Of the city was good.
From Northern Mexico We are informed Of
treacherous and desperate reactionary revolt made
al Tsmpico on the 18th ut. On that day Don
Eclogio g. Valdomer entertained General Moreno,
several officers II bis STAFF and some distinguished
citizens at dinner In the midst Of the feast
lutonary CRY was heard. when the guests were i'm.
medately seized aud imprisoned They were res
cucd by The town people and Don yaldomer was
hho; dead during the riot. strict custom house
order with reference TO the permits for goods from
the frontier had been issued. In order 10 prevent
smuggling All articles must b. accurately permitted
and certified 10 before taken into bond. BY way Of
Brazos santiago we learn that hurricane oocurredin
Alamos, Sonora. on the 9Th ut., which destroyed
yas, amount Of property. It was also felt in Lower
California. where il destroyed all the crops.
Capt Windsor, Of the British brig Margaret, ar
rived II this port yesterday from Grand Cay, Turks
Island and reports great scarcity Of provisions at
that place. and that = number Of the inhabitants
were In state 81 starvation
The annexed table shows the temperature Of
Che atmosphere in this city during the past week
Abe range Of the barometer, the variation Of wind
currents, and the state Of the weather, at three
periods during each day, VIZ. ., A. NJ, and and
o'clock y. N. -