The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-02

The steamer Indian. fully due at Quebec with
European news to the 2ls ult., had not made her APP
peaTance 81 River du Loupe up to six o'clock yeser
day afternoon.
We publish this morning copious details of news
from Mexico down to the 2lst ult. The intelligence
i the mos, important that we have received from
tina. republic for long time. The demand of Co
nonfort upon Congress for extraordinary power, the
extensive land schemes in Sonora, Durango and
Tehaantepec the revolutionary movements on the
rontiers, and the general disorganization and dis
ruption OF the republic-socally, politically and
fnancially-are fully set forth.
The steamship Philadelphia, which left Havana on
the 18th ult., arrived at New Orleans on Saturday
last. bringing $4,000 in specie. The bark Clara,
which sailed also from Havana brought $4,000 in
gold to New Orleans. After the LIST Of January next
all vessels bringing cargoes to and taking away mo
lasses from Cuba must pay duties on tonnage. The
Marquis de Losados, acting British Consul General.
had been attacked with yellow fever, but was re-
covering. The French war steamer Tonnerre had
gone 70 sea. The bark Zephyr, Of Baltimore, had
been brought into Havana az slave prize. The
Norwegian bark Marie had landed one hundred and
seventy-nine coolies. The stock Of sugar at Havana
and Mataazas was 100000 boxes on the 25th ult.
Don NJ. Agular late Deputy Collector Of Havana,
died suddenly on the 10th ult. The steamship Star
Of The West with the California mails and treasure,
was not in sight when the Philadelphia left Havana.
by the arrival OF the bark Azor, at New Bedford,
VIC have news from Fayal 10 the lst ult. Capt. OH
yer one Of the passengers in the Azor thinks there
viii be scarcity Of provisions owing principally to
the severe gale which lad visited the Islands, pros
tratng the corn and damaging the crops. On the
land Of MI Dsbney the American Consul, over one
hundred large pine trees torn up by the roots.
The Azor brought ninetytwo passengers. OF this
number eighty eight are Portuguese, many Of whom
re q, route for California and Others win engage in
the whaling service. &c. She also brought nearly
900 letters, and 600 barrels Of oil on freight.
B the arrival Of the schooner Shannon at this port
Yesterday VIC have received files Of Nassau, " T.,
papers "a the 2lst VII. They contain news Of in.
terra The New York Underwriters schooner Orr.
entail Capt. Hoyt arrived at Nassau the 18th nlt.
The HERALD of the 25th ult published the fact
that tho subject Of the which led 10 the loss
az the steamship Central America being inves-
tirs,ed before a competent committee in this city.
ne following Is n complete list Of the uf the
ecntCnen who compose that tribunal
q mncdcre NJ. C. Perry, Chairman.
Captain Ezra Nye.
Captain Charles II, Marshall
NJ r. s. Lsihrop.
Nj John u. Jones.
Mr. Alfred Seton.
Mr. 4. A. Low.
Captain Alex v. Fraser, Secretary
Nr J. II. Upton Recording Secretary.
The annexed table shows the temperature oil
The atmosphere IN this city during the past week
the range q toe barometer the variation Of wind
currents. and The state Of the weather. at three
periods during each day, VIZ. at ? A, NJ and and
aoclcsk J.. NJ. g.