The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15
The New 3.


The steamship Baltic, with Liverpool dates to the
forenoon OF the I'd inst-four days later than pre-
vioUs accounts-arrve6 at this port yesterday morn
ing. The news is interesting, but not importsn.
In consequence of the prospect of an unusually
abuniant harvest throughout Europe, brea1stuff
Lad again declined. Cotton remained unchanged
Owing 70 large arrivals of specie, the London none,
market had become finer, consols closing or thu
evening Of the Isl inst. e. 90i and 9os for money ant
account
We have full details OF the late news from India
Outbreaks had taken place in the Pupjaub; the BON
bag army was agitated, and all the northwestern
provinces more or less dsturbe. but strl il appeared
a. L the British troops were shout to roll back the
tide Ct wa on the muti-ous Sepoys, and take
signal revenge upon the tarbarisns. General Have
lock, when marching from Allahabad, was attacked
by the mutineers near Fultehpore, hut defeated
them With much loss, while their garrison in Delhi
wa already in want of ammunition. A f.n report Of
sAe different actions is gwen elsewhere.
Lord Elgn had explained the Chinese policy Of
the English government to the residents Of Hong
Kong The Emperor of China must either disavow
the acts Of Yeh in Canton, or take the very IN.
pleasant consequences. An American citizen had
bsen convicted Of piracy at Hong Kong and sen.
fenced 70 transportation tor life.
Englsh home politics we're quite Gull. The Court
was at Balmorel, enjoying the annual Highland &c.
treat, ant London ives deserted.
From The continent of Europe the news i devoid
o. interest The Pope had LETT Florence, and Sar.
dnia and Naples bad settled their differences
Alexander Of Russia and Louis Napoleon are TO
Lave personal interview al Darmstadt.
The great Powers OF Europe resumed dplo-
matte relations with the Porte OF the 2eth Of
Angus. the sutau oonsentng to annul the late
elections il the Princpal'ties.
/: i said tha. bid fsel'ng existed between
Ergls16 and Sardinia.
French aeelt he'd been openly sent 20 the coast
q Gfics IL order 10 recruit negro slaves for the
West dies ard the Legislature o. Gaadaloupe was
cTciallJ spprized Of the fact
r. VA ., New orleans we have a brief SUNNI AIRY
a news from Caiifornis Central America and the
South Pacific, Al San Frsncigco the markets were
active Hon. E6wars S,anly, the republican nomi.
rec for Governor oi California had also receives the
nomination o. the Settlers Convention. In an,ici.
patton OF sn attack from llbus;ers, Costa Rica has
decreed the expected expedition OF General Walker
10 be pia,csl and those who participate ia II will
he purished with death. Congress Of the Spanish
Americsr States Is to lie shortly held at San jose
The war in Peru does not appear to have made any
rsogress. 'A=ong the items Of news from Lima is
one Announcing the assassination Of Mr.. Sullivan
the British Minister 20 Peru. One Of two causes
politics o. woman--is assigned as the cause. Mr.
Eulliyan seems 70 have been an unfortunate man.
Several ,Car- since the American Consul at Lima
fllt I - Il liz duty 10 infiict severe corporal
oaassssncat on Mr.. :. fos some improperly com.
Ill &c d that time.
iui -pec al despatch from Washington contains
1Oe terms Of the settlement agreed upon b-tween the
New Gransdian Minister and our government New
Granada regsets the Panama massacre, and promises
20 punish the offenders when convicted A commits
son IL q pass upon ali claims Of American citizets
against New Granada from ISIS down 10 the
panams floi. One half Che sum annually paid by
abe Panama Railroad Company Il 70 go towards
estisfying tie claims. The balance o. the claims
i 70 he otherwise provided for. Our government,
u allowed the privilege Of purchasing an island IN
tle bay Of Panama for coal depot and our citizens
g. ) mails sfe 10 be exempted from annoying and
oppressive taxes the the transit OF the Isthmus
ntle ton Tor Governor took place in Maine res
serday The partial returns received indicate the
success q Morrill, the republican candidate, though
~ diaIaihed majority ss compared with TIE
f',ctcn a.. yer.
Know Nothing S &C Convention will be held
to-day a. Syracuse 'or the nomination OF candidates
for state oiicers 70 he supported at the ensuing
election hy tie American party.
The Republican Executive Committee me. al
Etuyye ant Institute last evening but after wait.
Jig upwards q an hour were compelled to asiourn
without trsnsscting Any business for want Of a
quorum
TIE Metropolitan Police Commissioners met yes.
ferday morning, an1 after seven ballots failed 10
eject q seventh Commissioner - Gil the vacancy
Co ,asoned by the resignation 81 Mr., Draper A
lengthy debate ensued the question u paying the
special meu nov or outy IN the Seventh and Thir
fee Il wards Mayor Wood claimed that they had
been discharged with the oilers, and could 10,
legally be paid, while Mr.. Bowen urged that he,
ve-e excepted from the general discharge Super
faendtu, Tslmsdeo submitted lengthy report o.
the doings condition and wants Of the force, ate
7cr tie srd adjourned 70 Monday uexi, at !.
rck noon.
Lid Court ~ General Sessions yesterday Leo
Fasker indicted for the murder OF Thoma
q WCf,h street On the 4th Of July, by stab
.m with knife pleaded guilty 70 manslsuCh
i4e fourth degree lie wil bc sentenced On
v - The Crane Jury brought IN twenty in