The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-05
The News.

Tho NEWS.
Tho European mails brought by the America
reached this city from Boston last evening. great
sensation prevailed IN London and Paris owing to
the fight Of MI. Charles Thuineyssen, who had de-
oamped, ard was supposed to have sailed for the
United States in the steamer Arabia The amount Of
bis dcfascaticn was estimated a. five millions of dol.
lars. Our correspondent sends us an interesting
letter relative to the steam frgate Niagara and the
teleesapaic cable. The Niagara viii not take the
cable on board but will probably act as an escort
TO some other steamer that the Telegraph Company
viii provide for that service
Our correspondent at Caracas, Venezuela, writing
on TIE 9th ult, eta'es tina. considerable excitement
existed there in consequence Of the British Charge
d'6fnnrs having solcmnized marriage between
two native Roman Catholics, contrary to the rules
Of the church, the bride being siepdeughter to her
husband. The Archbishop and Pope had previously
refused their sanction. Lori pslmerston had been
written 10 on the subject
We have news from the city Of Mexico 70 the 10th
ul, The accounts Of the execution e Col. Crsbbc
and bis patty Of iilibastc,s arc couGrncd. The
elections, A far "a heard FROM were favorable 70
The reelection OF President Comoufort-
We have news from Brazil dated at Rio Grarde
on the 18th and at Rio Jannro on the 18th Of April
Goyernme1t had given notice that the new tariff
would take effect on the LIST cf July. The scale OF
duties on American products was, generally speak.
ing, higher, Flour was an exception, as the duty
was reduced. Rio Grande was visited by a severe
storm on the I'd OF April which caused great
damage to houses and shipping. and occasioned the
Toes Of some lives. Water was driven nto the
streets TO the depth OF four feet. The American
bark Lsperre. with one Of her crew, was Lost Cop
tain Long and the remaining portion Of the rncn
rcscied shore floating on the mastl. Tic bark
Hudson. from Marseillcs. got in port on the "a and
thur escaped b. a few houIs from danger. Our Min
lister NJ ITO Was ahcu, 10 return horne.
Toe administration have at last gouad q maa will.
iux Il accept the Govcr3orsllp OF Utah His
name, bosuyer, has not yet been made public Our
special despatch from Washington states that EIc
row Governor on arriving in the Territory, vii H.
sue a proclamation Offering q military escort aud
adequate supplies to all persons who desire 70 leave
for the stato-- Brigham Young win fou1ties, in
due time receive n revelation that viii Justify HE
csnplisuee with The mandates OF the general go
vcrumenl, especially II they ase supported by Gen.
HArney and bis soldiers.
The National Council oS the American party az
I.uisyillc adjourned al late hour on Wednesday
night, after a session Of two days duration The
Council rejected al Che propositions fer new plat
sorn and finally fell back upon tha, Adopted as the
Phi,sdslphia Council last year Minus The resolutions
contained therein relating to the Pierce adninistra
don.
An importan, political decision has been pTonnl'
gated by the british government In relation 10 the
allegiance Of subject and Inc duty OF the government
TO a1ord protection. The doctrine 81 ~oocc subject
afwsys a subject Ia ahandor,d. The case IN fcgAid