The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-31

Eight Of the individuals who were arrested in
Ohio on Wednesday for assisting the United st .tes
Deputy Marshal in arresting" four persons charged
with hAibofing fugitive slaves, were committed to
priscn yesterday at Springfield. Churchill and FL
Iiott srragned on two chs-ges-the first charge
was for ssesuing Deputy Sheriff Compton, and the
second for assautpg Sheriff Layton With inteat to
kill. After gislBg bail to the amount Of 81 500
cash they we're both liberated.
We have news from veuezuela dated at Caracas
on the Path OF April. The new constitution was "a
titled and proclaimed the 10th Of that month
Gen. Tadeo Monsgas, with his sonnlaw, Col. Jose.
0yiach, had been sworn in as President and Vice
President OF the republic for Six years term each
The treaty with the United States wss before Con-
grese for final approval. The case OF Captain Chase
OF the schooner Julien, Of Thomast0n, Me-. excited
much attention at Caracas. The captain, With bis
mate, bad been imprisoned at Laguayra for an al
Ieged Assault on q Custom House officer who had
insulted . LADY from New York when on board the
Julien. They hsd been liberated, and sought re-
dress in vain.
Louis Grelet one OF the parties implicated In the
French railroad frsuis, was yesterday surrendered
60 che representatives OF the French government in
accordance with order to that effect issued by the
State Department 70 Marshal Rynders. The affair
pas managed with hrtle expedition, ~, before q
VII. bsbeas corpus sppied for by the counsel for
tne prisoner could be served, Grelet had been con
veyei on board the steamtug - await the steamship
A-sgo bound for Hsvre, in her passage down the
harbos.
A cue to tn, identity Ct the body of the young
woman found near Newbuig some time since, is be-
Eeved To have been discovered, by the appearance
Of French negro named Brown. who claims that
the body is that Of his wife. We give in another
column such particulars of the affair Us have been
allowed - transpire.
The special committee from the Board of Coun-
cuuen appointed 70 make inquiry into the condi-
ton Of the streets Of the city, and II possible, devise
sono plan whereby they may be kept clean, held
their Hnal meeting yesterday. DR.. wynne, formerly
of Baltimore, bat now resident of this city, who
has made the sanatory condition Of cities subject
fcareful study ard extended research for years,
end WHO has travelled through Europe 70 gather in
fornstisn and statistics upon the subject, appeared
before The committee. He gave lengthy bat high
ly interesting statement Of the systems Of street
cleaning at present prevailing In the leading cities
Of Great Britain and continental Europe. He also
gave some interesting statistics Of mortality. show
ing the effects of filthy streets upon the public health
the streets Of New York In their present filthy
dition were. directly and indirectly, damage to
merchants Of one half million OF dollars annually.
The steamship Arag,, which sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Bremen, took out three hundred
and seven passengers. We give q list Of the names
under the appropriate heading. Baron Won Gerolt,
the Prussisn Minister; Senior de Cbscon, Spanish
Vice Consul; Madame de Wlborst. and others Of
note, are among the passengers
The City Inspector reports AIS deaths during the
past weok-an increase Of AZ as compared with the
mortality of the week previous. OF consumption
sone there was an increase Of 90 and Of diseases Of
the stomach, bowels. &c increase Of ~, over the
number o, deaths OF these complaints during the
week enGng sd inst. TIE folloSinr statement ex.
hbits tie number Of deaths during the past two
weeks smorg siults aat children, distinguishing
Ltsexes:--
Men Woz>s. Bovs Ginfs. 7to'
ttI ending May -,......il 90 III L. 90
'tttucinF May 20. 81 S. 1as 1l3 as
81, principal causes Of death were the fol-