The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
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TIE steamship Baltic, which left Liverpool on the
14tA inst, is now due at this port With four days
later European news She will also, in all probs.
bihty, brisg important Intelligence from India.
The steamship Vanderbilt sailed from this port
yesterday tor Southampton ana Havre, carrying out
nearly six hundred passengers. The Atlantic. in
consequence Of an accident to her machinery, cctid
not leave at her appointed hour, and will probably
he detained three or four days. Postmaster Fowler
teegrsphed TO Washington for authority to SEM the
mails by the Vanderbilt, but toe Postmaster General
declined to interfere saying that the responsibility
OF the failure TO transmit the mails must rest upon
the Collins ue aud the Navy Department. The
mails were consequently eft behind and taken ba X
to the Post Office In view OF ne present disturbed
condition Of commercial aaiirs tie failure Of the
European mail Is a Circumstance 70 be deeply &C.
plored.
The clipper ship DreadEa1ght sailed from this
port yesterday Tor Liverpool. with three hundred
and forty passengers, the largest number ever
taken IN a sailing yes5e, from this country TO
Europe
Captain Van Welt, VINO left Great Sal. Lake City
on the l4th uli. has arrived 4. St. Louis. He states
that the Mcr-aons are unanimously q tie opinion
east the troops and governnsc. Officers would never
gain fcotholi in Utah.
We ave news from San Juan del Norte, Mica
ragua to the 2ssh ult- Oar correspondent, stats
that the provisional government had issued decree
summary expecting frem TIE country every amsri.
can who he'd q Jed with Walker Under ts one,a.
ton however, all AneGioans even the most worthy
and inos,r sive were being driven away, and MT
more than half dozen loc ate1 at 70 Virgin end
Sar Jusa de- Sur, remained n the socaled republic.
uQa sapt1fv arer,
the late va. TIE election Cor President was 20
have .skeo place or tue 26,h, and il was thought
Gen. Martinez woal6 be chosen. I, was believe. ths.
Wake still mac many friends in Nicaragua bat al
his influential native adherents bad been either
bsristed or sentenced to PENAL seryi,ude. We have
. confirmation OF the news OF toe expulsion OF Mr.
Carey Jones rom Costa Plea by President Mora, On.
de- tie slsp.cion Of his beng spy in the nteres,
Of tie 6lbas;ers. The Costa R,oans were in mach
aasm, "a ing q wholesome dead .. Ia protested
Walker demonstration sad were making preparation
fcr stcut resistance. Co. schlessnger bad ett ~
ro.i, for tae United States.
Oar correspondent a. Easesl. n p, writing On
lota q October, states thai there was good dea
o. fever consequent o. vet weather prevailing
The ~easbe. Lad improved a. ast date. Tne NAL
packet tom Nassau o 5. Thomas came in collision
with az American bs,k, aud 80 ne hat injured
rs tae shock but reached por; 10 safety.
A interesting chronological table Of events II
I1diA, coameDciDg With tae Mshommedan Invasion
.. 1000, y given elsewhere. AS affair 10 ttst
CcuD.Ey At the present tine 1re o.trscfi1r much
at,eot0nI tbs table vii he found va.unbe a. 4 -
ference.
TIE counsel for the L,qaor Dealers ls-ocl'igu
M yeo yes,efisy. in tbe Court 81 general Sessions
% crsah one hundred auJ twenty-five lntictua i,s
focna by the present GBu4 Jury against allotted
vicAsog= Of the sunday LoaO- NV. Recorder ; 18th
grantee tie motion, obscrs.ug :.at he woul3 -, ee
justified in detaaing the p-t'ie, when tie ct4nd
JsiY tronghl ID the bills ,-.lry 70 hi, &. ress
di-ecEca.
From The repor. o. tie C'y Inspector - earn
that ..ere were 40 death Z tie 1i:y last - an
ino-esx OF II as compared w'i to nor.sit, = he
week previous The repo-f qTe.al.. ~ 'eft.,t 81
e2ecaJ interest. TIE following s4,.s svuht' Ie
GUN Der OF deaths ourir., i .ast TO weeks lU z
a1ul.s ar1 ca.idsen, diF4og4 .Si1g ~ snxes:--
~ g~r IL Gi-.r 80
ySes e. s,rs a.. q i, ~ e
Among the principal cause Il t.a4 -