The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-10
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The News.
The steamship Niagara arrived at Halifax yester-
day with Liverpool advioes to the morning of the
28tA ult The news Ia interesting. Tho election
agitation absorbed public attention In England and
IL Is reported that appearances indicated that Lord
Pslmerston would be sustained by tho popular
voice. Austria has suspended diplomatic inter.
course with Sardinia, fearing the revolutionary ten
denotes Of the liberal policy Of the last named gov
ernmnt. From Spain we learn that the nrst divi-
soo Of the expedition intended to operate against
Mexico would sail for Havana ON the 2sth ult.
The Spanish government intend authorizing line
OF submarine telegraph TO connect Cuba with the
United States.
There Is news from China to the effect that the
Emperor Asspproved Of the course Of the Governor
Of Canton, and had ordered him to conciliate the
English.
Brief particulars are given of the Bnglsh demon.
stration at japan. The Emperor has given orders
that the three ports Of Simodi, hokadsdi and Nan
gasak be opened to ships Of Great Britain, France
and the United States
The London money market WAS tight Consos
for money are quoted 93l q e3i-a triHing improve
ment At Liverpool cotton and breadstufs were
dull.
The Legislature during the pas. fortyeight hours
have acted on several measures of great Importance
The Senate has passed
The New York City Charter bill.
The Exterior Harbor Line bill.
The Port wardens bill.
The District Courts bill.
The Metropolitan Police bill has passed to q third
reading. A bill was yesterday introduced In the
Senate providing for the election Of police and civil
court justices on the day "a the charter cleo.
~ H.
grafton thirty thousand dollars also passed the Sc
nate.
The Assembly yesterday passed the the Port War
dens bin, and the bill authorizing railroad through
Seventh avenue, Broadway, Greene street, &c. The
latter, which Is gotten up under the plea of relieving
Broadway, passed by vote Of eightyone 10 seven
teen. report reversing the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court in the United States case accompa-
MED by resolutions condemning that decision and
bin in effect nulliying Il, were presented yesterday
in the Assembly. The bill was referred 10 the Com
mittee Of the whole.
The proceedings Of the Board OF Aldermen last
night are important. circumstances against the
passage by the Legislature Of the Broadway Re
nef Railroad, Harbor Line, City Charter and Po-
lice bills, were adopted. The Board non-concurred
With the Councimen on the resolution increasing
diem. The committee having the subject In charge
reported In favor ola new ediflce for City Hall.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday. The
Coroner' bills, amounting 70 1884, were referred.
The accounts Of the sheriff and keeper Of Eldridge
street prison were ordered tobe paid.
Our Bahama correspondence, dasng ut Nassau
N. p, 7it ult states that the Legislature had
voted q bonus Of flOo per anuum for Ave wears.
fort he imam n fca
salt rakipg operations AZ the out issnis bu. there
was good supply notwithstanding. The House .,
Assembly had offered bonus Of e. 900 per annum
for Eve years for the promotion Of steam communics
zion between Nassau and New York The protest
of the West India aud North and South American
(Submarine) Telegraph Company was recommends,
by the executive. The military corps OF the island
were TO be placed under better regulations Mr.
Bailey, the new Governor was, expected 10 land BY
Che 10th inst.
ult Admiral Fanshswe had embarked on board
the Boscswen, bis flag ship, for England. The
Spanish war steamer Don Antonio de Ulloa, from
Havana, arrived at 81. Georges, and having receiv.
ed coal from the depot lately established there, le
for Csdz. The pastoral chGrge Of the Presbyterian
church In The islands had devolvea upon the Rev.
Alexander W. Mckay, who had arrived from Nova
scotia-
we have news from Cape Town &C. @. H) 10
February TO- The frontier was peaceful. Natal
papers 70 The l7th Of January represent the commo
non among the zulus as nearly over The rebellious
young chief Keschwsys, deserted by the great body
OF his followers had fed or retreated 10 some place
near 81. Locis's Bay. Pand, the old King, is rein.
stated In power
In the Court Of Sessions yesterday John Nea6e
and Charles Miller, two young men were tried and
convicted Of burglary in The third degree, in break