The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-23

We have received news from Vera Cruz (MeXico)
70 the 9Th instant. San Luis Potes remained quiet
Gen. Blancarte was still threatening Guadaajars
and only awaiting the arrival Of reinforoemens in
order 20 issue b pronunciamiento. An anti Comon-
fort outbreak had taken place at Iguala The rebels
entered the town and having shot the Mayor and
four five other citizens, marched on Tuxpan. The
Indians had committed dreadful outrsees on Jalisto
and Durango. General Yanez was to watch any
fbbustsrs from California closely, and repel any at
tempt made on Sonora or Lower California.
We have advices from st. Domingo City to the
I'd inst. President Baez had delivered message
TO the Senate, in which be announced that an
mistce which would endure for two years had been
enter ed into with the Emperor Soulouque Of Hayti
Elk President Santana, having been refused an as.
lum on the island Of Martinique by the Governor,
was relsnded at San Domingo, where the French
Vice Admiral (Gueydon) took him on board his ship
until he received further orders from the Emperor
Napoleon. To this the representatives of Spain,
England and France had consented. Negotiations
hsd been opened At Madrid with respec. 10 the diff
fculty with regard to the naturalization Of
Spaniards 1t was thought that the question would
lie settled by extension Of the period Of residence
now required TO obtain the rights Of citizenship
The international relations of the country we've
pleasing 10 the Executive.
Our correspondents in Havana, writing on the
l7,b inst state that the inaugural address Of Presi
dent Buchanan had satisfied the Americans, Of all
shades Of politics, residing on the island. The
Spanards did not comprehend some OF the conclud-
ing Paragraphs Of the paper, whilst the Creoles
thought there was enough said and more intend.
ed. large supply Of fresh fish from Key
West, under the new executive decree, enabled
the people TO observe lent comfortably.
case 10 point, descriptive of the blghting effects
which a monopoly in the ownership Of theatrical
buildings has the exercise OF art, talent and pub
bic taste, Is given. Two new theatres are about to
be put up in order that the high prices paid for the
use of the Tacon may be reduced. Thirty thoa a -
dollars bad been realized by the charity hazAJf
The Spanish bark Eulaa had been burned. The
guano commission reported very favorably on the
deposits at the Jardenelles aud adjacent keys. A
trading company, with one million dollars capital,
would coon ship The article. II NAV now be export
cd payment OF five dollars per ton into the royal
treasury. Sugars continued TO advance Exchange
was improving, with heavy arrivals of specie.
Adyices from Barbados 10 the lst inst st ate thai
abe weather had ben very variable, and not favor
able for crop operations; nevertheless fair amoan'
Of sugar had been made. Tue quantity Of sugar
shipped up to the 2sth ul.. was 633 hogsheajs 9s
tierces and 27G barrels The health Of the leland
was all that could lie desired. The markets were
vel supplied with breadstufs and lumber. A large
meeting had been held on the 25th ult relative 10
the establishment Of ielegaphc communication
with all the islands by submerged lines The Gov
presided, aud the enterprise will be attended
with success.
TIE Rev. DIR. Cheever preached last evening the
second Il his in denuncation OF the recent
decision OF the Supreme Coart in the Dred Scott
cae. He was by no means sparing Of his inyec-
tives against the niquity OF that decision nor par
ticGlarly choice Of language in reference 10 OF
the features Of slavery. We Gull some extracts
from his discourse.
Messrs. Lederer and Epstein, Christian J YES
held meeting last night for the purpose Of dis
cussipg with their Jewish brethren the subject o.
Christianity. The religions faith OF the Christian
and Rabinic Jews was explained, and an interesting
discussion ELECTED upon the authenticity Of the Cos
pes and the advent o. the Messiah whether IL has
taken place is yet to be- whether there Is one or
two Messiahs, &c.
TIE annexed table shows the Temperature Of the
ssnoephere in New York during the past week,
The range OF the barometer, the variation OF the
v,na surrents and the state Of the weather at three
periods during each day, viz: at A. NJ. and and
so'sook P.h The highest range Of the thermo.
meter was on yesterday afternoon when il reached
60. The lowest was on Saturday night, lltb ms
when IL marked AZ dsoreea ai.ov. 80.