The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-03

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New York, "Wednesday, june 3, 1857.
The News.
The steamship New York, from Glasgow, and the
Washington from Liverpool, arrived at this port
yesterday, and tho America, from Liverpool, arrived
at Halifax yesterday BY these vessels we have de-
tails OF news from Europe 10 the Goth, and copous
te,eprsrhic summary Of intelligence down to the
asS alt In London consols had declined trife.
Tho Latest quotations are 935 93i. At Liverpool
cotton was steady at previous rates, while bread
stu.Ys showed slight improvement. The Queen Of
Enxiard had consented to the marriage of the
Princess Royal with Prince Frederick Of Prussia,
and the British Parliament had voted the expectant
bslde an allowance of f40.0s0 and an annuity
OF 5000 per snnum. There wero vanous reports
current in Paris respecting the dispute between
Span and Mexico, the latest Of which 70
present that the terms of an amicsble settlement
had already been agreed to. 1t is announced that
ths American Minister at Trieste" had left Con-
stsntnople for the Danubiau Princpalitss, On
pretended diplomatic mission of some sort. The
Emperor OF Austria oontemplates not only granting
N amnesty 70 Hungarian political refugees but also
restoration Of their conHscated estates valued at
iorty million francs- Our correspondent In London
sends as an interesting account Of the efforts made
to entertain the officers of the United States frigste
Niagara in that city. There had been fine dinner,
visits to Rnssels Crimean lecture. fine art galleries.
end q supper, At which many nen eminent both in
science and literature attended
The session OF the American National Council
commenced at Louisville yesterday, A proposition
to reconstruct tbs party throughoutthe Union was
adopted
Our Washington dispatches give the substance
Of the.oHical report Of Capt Davis. Of the sloopof
war St MArys. TO the Navy Department respecting
the surrender of Gen. Walker. Several of the di.
p,omAtio and consular appointments are announced.
Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana. ucceeds Mr.. vroom,
1t Berlin; Henry c. Murphy. Of New York. takes
tho place Of MIR. Belmont, at the Hague; Mr.. Cros-
key, Consul at Souths npton. is superseded by VIM.
Thompson, OF New York.
The election riots at Washington on Monday ter
minated after the discharge of firearms upon the
mob by the marines. Six persons are known 10
have beea Killed, and the wounded number sixteen,
although is believed there are Others of the vic
TINS who have not been discovered. All the killed
we're innocent spectators of the not. II 10 said the
that they did 80 In self defence An indignation
meeting was held last evening. at which speeches
strongly condemnatory Of the Mayor were made
We give full particulars Of the affair elsewhere in
oor columns.
Brigham Young Is carrying things With high
hand In Utah. Accounts from Grea. Salt Lake TO
the 18th Of April state that great excitement pre-
vailed there The Saints had commenced the work
A.
States MArshai. the Surveyor, and large number Of
Others had left the Territory, fearing their lives
were In danger. II the news Is 10 bs credited the
issue bet wcon tho Mormon leaders and the govern.
ment IA fully made up, md Gen. Harvey and his
troops wili not reach Utah moment too soon.
A lsmentable catastrophe happened in Galveston
bay recently. The steamer Louisiana, having a
large number OF passengers on board was destroyed
ny Gre Eleven persons are known to be los.- Col
Bainb~,ige and thirty ono others are missing
Hnety Ave persons were saved rom the burning
wreck By tne steamer Galveston. No names arr
given.
TIE New Hampshire Legislature meets today
II Il probable that Daniel Clark, OF Manchester
viii lie the republican candidate for United Stste
Senator 60 RlI the vacancy caused by the death o
Mr.. Bell
A new outbreak anon st the police took place II
the Ninth ward station house last evening. AT
O'Clock soa call Lieut. Sesbriog announced that b
bsd command In the station house. Capt. Ackermu
having b. en- dismissed by the new Commissioners
Cant. Alderman asserted his authority, neverthe
,ess under the municipality. roll call was agree
upou and division OF the men showed twenty-thre'
for the new Commissioners. who forthwith pro
.eeSed 10 the old stston house at Jefferson mar
krt The new Board issued their orders, promising
a Ike provision In similar cases elsewhere They
also dismissed four captains and had notices served
On eleven more. A regular breeze IL brewing on
tbs money question and Comptroller Flasg's pro
position Letters passed between Mayor Wood aud
simeon Draper on this topic
Yesterday was CREST gala day for the German
population Of this and adjoining cities The annual
festival OF the Ssngerbunds. or German singing
clubs. was held 81 Yorkville Park Over six thou
sand Germans were convened on the ground. aud
eno,ed themselves after their customary manner at
this festival Mayor Wood and Mr.. Matsen, Chief
Of Polioe, honorcd the occaon with their presence.
and both made brief speeches In a speech by
which Mr.. Ma,sel Was called up, Il was stated that
The German population Of New York regarded him
"a The one aud only true Chief Of the Police Of New
Voh.
The difbcsity in DR.. Cheever's church seems
tipeuins Tor grand bathurst, win be perceived
by the proceedings II the business meeting last
night. There was no immediate trouble. but il was
like the calm before the storm, the proceedings
icing merely preliminary 10 the annual meeting.
The se- York Historical Society held their regu-
Var monthly meeting last evening A highly re.
spectacle audience attended,. After the transaction
OF some unimporssnt business, and the election OF
several persons corresponding members, Mr..
Frederick Hspp read an interesting paper on the
American Army q. Valley Forge" Illustrating his
narrative with very happy anecdotes Of the gsllan,
Bare s,eubeo. Of Revolutionary fame.