The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-07
The News.

The mails Of the Canada reached this city from
Boston last evening. Our files do not contain any
news in addition TO that telegraphed from Halifax.
We publish, however, to-day. the opinions of the
leading European journals on the probable effects Of
the money panic. both in the United States and
abroad with reports Of the progress OF the financial
pressure in England, Ireland and on the continent.
An unlucky American Spectator on the Paris
Bourse had shot himself in that city. The American
horse Prioress continued the favori,c for the Cam
bridgcshre stakes in England.
We publish elsewhere interesting news from Hon
durss. The surveying corps Of the projected inter
oceanic railroad had reached Comayagua, point
midway between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
The survey had thus far proved satisfactory and the
par,y of engineers were in good health and capital
snirita AT Omoa the authorities making warlike
preparations to repel an apprehended attack from
walkers alibusters and British vessel of war was
daily expected to arrive to aid in the defence OF the
town. Throughout all Central America the mention
Of Walkers name appears TO inspire alarm and lead
TO an immediate oyerhauling Of rusty cannon aud
small arms The letter Of our correspondent will en-
tighten our readers respecting the settlement Of the
Carmichael claim" and the troubles Of the ma.
hogany and logwood cutters Of British Honduras
The government, has received intelligence from the
military post at Leavenvorth 20 the effect that the
Mormons are calling in their people and making
preparations to rcsis, the troops now on their way
10 Utah under command Of Col. Johnston. There L
no doubt Of the truth Of this report The breaking
up Of the Mormon congregations In the Atlantic
States, the exodus Of the Saints from Carson Val
lev. the defiant speeches Of the head men al salt
Lake City, and the thorough military organization
and martial spirit that began Al Nauyco and J. col.
III. q. d. a. Hal
probability Of the Mormon. carrying then threat. D.
the extreme point Of actual collision with The forces
Of The federal government. In order however g. p
prepared for even such contingency. tho sdinni.
traion will il i stated dircc, Co.. ilnu,y, uoe n
command Of the troops il Kansas. . remain a Font
Iesyenworth; and IN the event u ho-t!tics that
distinguished officer viii be despatched TIE bod
OF large force, 70 the scene Of action.
meeting Of the creditors Of the Grocers : igar
Refining Company was held yesterday, when a com.
ni,,ee. consisting q Me-srs Lees. Youpgs, Rensul,
Van osirand and Palmer, was appointed 10 invest.
gate the Affairs OF the concern.
The necessity Of restricting commercial credits
has been repeatedly urged in our columns. and
!, l. one Of the promising signs Of the times
that the subject l. receiving the attention &c
those whose interests are Immediately involved
in H. The hardware dealers Of this city held meet.
ing Yesterday, and resolve was adopted 10 sell IN
four months credit after the lst Of January next
Letters from firms in TIE trade in Philadelphia Bal.
tmore Albany and Boston, expressing a willlngne-.
70 cooperate with the New York dealers in tai.
movement, we're read The hardware, iron, steel
and agricultural implement dealers Of Boston held
meeting on the % inst. and passed q resolution le
claring that il i expedient to shorten the varou.
terms Of credit given by the branches Of trade repre-
sented. The tobacco dealers d Boston have a.,
agreed upon restriction Of the credit system
The trial Of Mary Downing charged With .,tc,o,,t.
ing TO pass a counterfeit % bin on Tho Had IN
County Bank, New Jersey, was resumed in Tie come
Of Sessions yesterday and terminated ID ill., AL.
agreement OF the jury nine being for conviction ia
three for acquittsl. The evidence appeared Y y.
conclusive, for the officers on searching b. hons.
found eight bogus bills on the same bank Amont
q number Of indictments brought in by the Grand
Jury was one against John Reed, for the murder II
7 X wighiman on the "a Of September. The trial
a Henry Hazeton aashy mulstto. for an alleged
rape on Bridget Hayes, was set down for Monday
next, and al the other prisoners were remandei.
they having given legal reasons for the postpone.
mCnt Of their case
The Committee Repairs and SUPPLE y the
Board q Aldermen yesterday 10 hear tho claim.
q H. Twelfth tnd seventh Regiments for The occu.
panoy q ~ rooms over the new Tlmpkins market
The Twelfth maintained that tie rooms were amply
large enough ip bob regiments. Licit Colonel
Lenerts q the seventh regiment said the rooms
would be sufficiently large CT two regiment. n tho
size y the Twelfth, viz, l6C men. but were NJ,
sarg'r than was required by regiment of tie lie
OF the seventh which numbered $50 men on thc la