The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-27
The News.

The steamer North America is now fully due at
Quebec with European news 70 the 18th inst, four
days later than the advces brought by the Asia.
We learn from Washington that the State Depart
ment has been advised that the pending difficulties
between Spain and Mexico will be arranged in a
manner satisfactory to ali parties and that the pro.
jected naval demonstration against Vera Cruz, which
has been long in preparation, will be withheld.
This intelligence is confirmed by the French Minis
ter at Washington, and Mr. Mason, our Minister at
Paris.
Intelligence has reached Washington from Kansas
to the eject that the insurgents at Lawrence have
WELDED. Gov. Walkers prompt action in concen'
1rang strong force of United States troops in the
vicinity of Lawrence had the desired effect.
We have received files of Great Salt Lake'papers
10 the I'd inst from which we make eopious extracts,
showing the physical, religious and political con-
Ition Of the Latter Day SAINTS and the progress of
affairs generally in Utah Territory. The charges
Of malfeasance preferred against Surveyor General
Burr are subsantated by the afidavits of his ac-
Cusers. We give the documents elsewhere. Doubt
less the administration will order an investigation
of the charges.
Our correspondent at ST. Paul, writing the 10th
inst states that there is not the slightest chance of
the republicans and democrats agreeing to meet in
convention for the formation Of State constitution
Both parties will frame constitutions and the peo-
Se will pass upon their merits when the question of
their ratification comes up.
The funeral Of officer Anderson, who was shot
by the burglar Cancemi took place yesterday after
noon. There was an immense turnout OF police
men, fremen and citizens. The streets thronged
with spectators of all ages and conditions. We give
full account of the funeral services and procession
elsewhere, together with biographical sketch Of
Are deceased.
We have news from Nassau, New Providence, TO
the l4th inst. Our correspondent writes that CO
pious showers of rain had fallen lately, producing
fine effect upon the growing crops. Wrecks on
zAe Bahama Keys were frequent. cargo Of live
cattle from Key West and another from San 10
mingo bad arrived and were very acceptable.
Three vessels arrived yesterday from infected
ports and were sent to the lower Quarantine an
Chorage viz, the Hampden, from Jamaica; the r.
T.. Dyer, from Port-au-P prince, and the Nancy p.
Hagnn, from Havana. The first two named vessels
lost some Of their crew Of yellow fever during their
passage, but none of the crew Of either vessel had
Abe yeos fever their arrival az this port. There
is only one case OF yellow fever at the Quarantine
Hospital. The briggs Fredona and Koloa, from
Gonsivts, which have been lying some time at the
lower Quarantine anchorage, were permitted on
Saturday to come to the upper Quarantine and dis
charge their cargoes. There are now twelve YES.
sels at the lower and thirty vessels at the upper
Quarantine anchorage.
1t is supposed that the departure Of the steam
friga;e Mississippi viii be delayed week two, in
consequence Of the damage she sustained during the
spusn on Thursday.
The stables Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com.
psny at Gowsnus were totally destroyed by FIRE on
Saturday night Last. There were one hundred and
nnety seven horses in tie stables, between sixty
and seveniy Of which persisted 10 the flames. The
loss by the confagrston is estimated a. $4,000
covered by insurance.
Tie value Of foreign goods imported at the port
o. Boston during the week ending Path instant,
amounted 20 sl,i4s,9i7 The imports for the cor
responding week in 1856 amounted 10 f772 ,72a.
Tie annexed table shows the temperature Of the
stmcsphere in this city during the past week the
range Of the barometer, the variation Of wind, the
currents end the state Of the weather at three pc
rioas during each day, viz: at A. NJ, and and