The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-15

We bave four days later news from Europe
brought ny the steamship Vanderbilt, which left
southampton on the Sd instant and arrived a. this
port early yesterday morning Captain W ilcox has
handed us files of European papers to date OF saul
ing. Queen Victoris was visited at Osborne on the
sob vi amo by the Archduke Constantine, of Ras-
STA; but sill ceremony was dispensed with aud there
were no rcysl konors shown on the occasion ais
Imperial Higtnsss reached Calais, on his retarn,
on the evening Of the Let inst. Captain Sands, Of
the United States rigate Susquehaons Cir the first
salu in hopor Of the Arch6uke. There was no
thing Of political importance occurring in England
n Juan dc FRANCISCO Martin, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister P'enipotentary of the lie public Of
Guatemala 20 the Court Of 1t. James, had arrived in
London.
Mr.. DsIlas has consented to the making Of the re-
ouired ale atoms in toe United Sta frigste Ma
CARA, so that it was hoped she would ship her half
of the transatlantic telegraph cable, As originally
ipterded.
From Madrid we have files to 2Sth ult. The de-
bate on the rev press Law had caused may tamil
tuous proceedings in the Cortes. The archbishop
OF Cubs was IN Maani. 1t was agaio reported that
Gen. Cobcha will be removed soon from the govern
nert OF Cuba, ewing 70 his actually aiding the
slave tra1ecs tor profit II ssid in Paris that
The mission OF Senior Lafragua. from Mexico TO
Msdrid would really prove useless, and that a d L
matte rupture between tie two countries would ulti-
ma,eHy occur
Mr.. Mason, our Minister in Paris forwarded i'm
portant DISPATCHES 20 Washington by tue Wander
Bit The official programme FOR the ding OF the
general ele ,tion Of France appeared ia the Mosi-
trr but the people took litle interest in the matter
From Bel siuu we are informed of a very excited
poliacoreligiols demonstration ~hcn vas m .de Ia
Brussels on the 9th ult arising from the oppot
tion OF the ultrsuontane Csthoii. members q the
Legislature 70 the proposed course of che govern
men; wita respectto religious houses their image
neut std property. The public were driven from
&c Psrls neut calls by military, and riots followed
in Lisge. Mons, Client and Ant rerp. The Cham
bers we're adjourned on 3Oth ult and On let nstau,
Brus.sis Was tranquil.
Tie late operations Of the Franco Austrian fasn-
ctoss n cOntineutal railways were on gigantic
scale 81 shown in the report plplshea else where in
Our columns.
Cotton vas firm and active in the Liverpool mar.
ket. while -four bad decliped. Ccnsols were q ioted
in LordoG at "a gli.
We have news from Manila to the 9th of April.
Produce ntinued high in price. Current olsyed
sugar, s. 20.
We have details OF the news from Hong Kong
Cbns, down 90 the 10th OF April Toere was no re.
L2olo report from Cantor TIE Mtnis.ers Of France
England a. the United Eta Is hs met in confer
Cuce, but The American Miuser, rot hae ing received
any Instructions from Washington could 90, uoGer
t,ke p cedned course Of action. The war junks on
tbe rivers Frequently attacked British SHIPS. The
Russian religious mission in Pek,n, having servei
ten years, vas about e lie rel.oved. Tner success
sos lad set Gu; fso y Sc PeiC sbu-r.
Our correspondents in Havana writing on TIE I'd
a1o eth nsts respectively, sate that the terms q
tie settlement % the dispute vith Mexico stca the
Spanish government viii oner 10 President Comos-
fort, viii he such a. 20 osrse them 70 be rejected,
and thu Insure the intsfeieroe Of France AID Eng
lard N the quarrel 10 order TO repress IL possible
tbc i6ea OF q territorial extension the part Of the
United States TIE Coolie trade was -four sting
Eleven Thousand eight hundred and ninetyone OF
these lsbosers have teen landed in Cuba up to the
latest reiginz. and thousand eight Hundred aud
tSeufyfve have died on the passage. Toe African
slave trace was also fouTishing. Gen serrano was
acquitted Of any Greet co implicitly With the slave
traders. yellow fever prevailed 70 some extcut In
tee tsrbor Of Havana. Capt. Nickels, OF the bark
David Nickels, had died Of the disease.
Ou- ctrryspordtnt at Perosmbuco, writing on the
li'h cit, ssys:--The stock Of sugar now ia 6rst
hsuds IL quite small Nearly sl Of Il Is already en-
1sgeo CO European account, only two csrgoes go
ing 20 the United States. Dry goods, teas &c,
scarcely bring drss cost the market so glutsed
win them, particularly from Euro DC, which sEeeps
American competition Of the market. The growing
crops OF sugar aud cotton never were better The
formation Of English companies for Brazil. OF late,
" ex 'ensve, and Immigration il wonderful on the
incrtase Charters for canals and railroads are be-
iag granted weekly TO tn ,se COMPANIES and Brazil
will 20, only be bisected but dlasected by these ave-
nues n trade and commerce. Immense tracts NJ
land are no~ under cotton cultivation aud tho CO..
tiers say tia, no country in the world is mor csus
lie Of producing that article British capital, skill
and manufacture are fairly enlisted there. Tho
health Of tie city and shipping is pretty good
The corner stone Of the new Church Of St. Vincent
De Paul, to te erected In Tgentytnird street near
CANA street, wss laid yesterday afternoon with sp
propuiste ceremonies The Most Rev. Archbishop
Hughes dictated, and delivered an address, when,
With description Of The builing, II gwen In our
report
kr. Herman {. Riggs, u the Union Theological
bemiEary, was ordained TO the Christian ministry
last evening, IN The Dutch Reformed church, Wash
ingtoo square The suLience was numerous. Rev.
Dr. Hutton preached The ordination sermon. Hts
view O. the present. ,onditono G. religious aSars vas
cutie der1nl one. Rs'ieicn, he said. Is threatened
Wiz tsstsuciiou 10 Eng aud 4 Is M acr a cloud In