The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

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Tho contents Of the European edition Of the HnAIp vi
eonbins the received BY mail and telegraph At III
sGee during the previous week, and up 10 The hour
publication.
The News
The steamship Canadian was due ct Quebec yes
tsrdsy with news from Europe to the Goth inst, fou
days later than previous advices Tho managers o.
the Canadian telegraph lines, however, refuse e
open their Offices on Sunday evening. and We an
therefore unable to state whether or no the steamer
has arrived.
Gov. Walker reached Leoonpton, Kansas, on
Wednesday last. His inaugural address asserts,
among other deelarsAons that the laws Of the Ter.
ritoy viii DO maintained BY the entire force of tho
government
Havana papers Of recent date contain advices from
81. Domingo City to the 4th ult. Ex.Minister Del
monte has ned to Curacos, having escaped from the
republic q il by magic, while his enemies were
eeeking for him In order to bring him to strict
account. His patron, Gen Santana, is in Jamaica,
havpg taken advantage Of the American treaty in
French Guiana, and was allowed to embark. Al
though the new Administration q earnestly endesver
ing TO Improve the present state Of the country the
scarce, shove Ill native ice (Which II the chief a.
tiob Of consumpdoa), that in months time there
wni not be grain left The truce for two years
took eject from the lAth Of February, busup to this
time is benefits are nominal. without lasting
peace st. Domingo cen do no moro than sustain her
present condition. for improvement does not take
root in the tented Geld Of the genius Of war. 1t Is
said that Santana will 60 to CuracoA to join his "a
vorite ex Minister, Delmonte.
We have news from La ventosa (Mexico), the
western terminus Of the Tehuantepsc route, to the
LIST uls. The Danish clipper ship Climber was In
port from San Francisco. While entering the har
Dor she saw the wreck of the schooner Mari
Taylor. The construction of breskwster in the
hHbor Is recommended as very essential to the
ultimate success of the railroad compsny's plans
The natives regard the work a. finally suspended
And say that 10000, borrowed cash, Is due them
by tie company. Labor rated very cheap. The
rainy season had set In.
We have sdvices from South America dated al
Bueuos Ayres. Apr7. Precautions had been taker
to keep the yellow fever out Of Buenos Ayrcs, bu
it was still raging virulenty at Montevdeo. A
revolution was installed in Rosario, on the LIST o.
April. to Gust Governor Lopez, aud elevate Sr
Ec5eque in his place. The message Of Presiden
Lopez. Of Paraguay, was devoted principally to th,
relation Of his troubles with the American govern
ment
Our CORE spondent at Bridgetown, Barbados
writing on the 18th ut states that there was grea
excitement amorg the produce dealers, and tina
the depression In the markets with regard to bread
stuff, continued, owing TO several arrivals Of -four
corn and meal, which had greatly increased pre-
vious stocks. Nearly all the recent imports ha,
been stored, thereby afording no prospect of i'm
prove ment in prices. A continu ance Of rainy wea
Their had improved the crops, but the yield of
would undoubtedly be 5000 hogsheads less thai
that OF last year. The island was vssy healthy
Dry ard picked fish were In plentiful supply. Tn
following were the current prices:-Sugar, 81 Q
per 100 pounds; molasses Ale. per gallon; rum zoe
72c.; ginger 90 per 100 pounds; empty hhds. an,
casks IS each. FreigLts TO neighboring colonies
were active, but at low rates.
The White street Police Commissioners issued
schedule Of precincts" for police service on sstur
day. which Is very materially different from the pre-
sent Subdivision Of New York into districts. TIL.
captains and men under the old system are Just nov
in some strait for their pay, which Ia two pay
ments behind hand. The strife between the munici
pal ard State authorities win be In some respect
divided by the final action Of the Aldermen Il
night on the municipal watch ordinance. We
suoh Ia the feeling Ia the department that as man
a. $50 so 400 Of the beet men talk Of throwing III
their commissions and accompanying Matsell wes
The new Board, unterri6ed by the Supervisors, COR
tinue not only 10 discuss pstrolmen, but even hors
police end marine police. They begin their &C
ton today on docket Of fifteen captains and a
the pstrolmeu. ali arraigned for dsobedience.
a.
thu West Coast Of Affics, arrived at Philadelphia
yesterday.
The Boards Of Supervisors, Aldermen, and Coun
cimen commence their June sessions today. Blu
very little business, however, win be done until th,
decision Of the Csur Of Appeals upon the question:
in Dispute respecting our municipal difficulties Il
rendered. This will probably occur about the mid
Ole Of the month.
Further particulars Of the recent developement
OF the Newburg murder case win be found in oul
report elsewhere. In spite of the cupsble dsclomr,
Of We plans Of the officers, Mr. Clark has succeeded
IN securing several important witnesses, including
Mclaughlin, Sparks, and others, who will be exam
ined before the jury today.
The value OF foreign goods imported st the por
of Boston during the week ending 29th ult, amount
ed 10 liza, 372. The imports Of the corresponding
week in 1856 amounted to s7s7 ,2os. showing an In
crease In 1867 Of sss5,lsA
The utility Of the police telegraph was shown In
. remarkable manner yesterday. n being about
tae hrss warm Sunday we have had, number Of
h'ue children found their way Into the streets and
were lost. They we're taken 10 the police station
houses throughout the city, and when their dis.
Sso'ea parents came Tor them the police telegraph