The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-07

Elsewhere we publish Gen. Walkers speech. ex-
panatery of his course in Nicaragua, delivered TO
large sssemblage OF citizens Of New Orleans, on
tho evening OF the Goth ut. We learn from
WASHINGTON that General Walker is expected
10 visit the capital and defend his conduct in
Nicaragua. He wants to know, also, if Mr. Du.
chanan approves the course CT Captain Davis in
assisting the Costa Ricans TO give him his coup
sIe grace. 1t is said the President approves of
Captain Davis obeying his instructions, bat does
not approve the instructions by the laie Secretary of
the Navy
BY the steamsh Columbia which left yesterday
for Liverpool Don Manuel Aivarado, late fntendaa ut
of the Treasury Of Costa Rica, was passenger. He
was accompanied by several other gentlemen from
that republic. and is supposed TO have gone upon
financial mission.
We publish this morning the proclamai alton OF the
Presideat OF the Mormon church in the East. Many
believe that the doctrines of 10 Smith and Brigham
Young have no followers outside o f Utah Territory:
bat by this procia nation ii will be seen that even
he,e in New York there is regularly organised
society Of the faith Of the Latter Day Saints. with
president elders preachers and exhorters, using all
abe forms, and acknowledging the authority of the
church and its heads in Salt Lake City.
We have files from Caracas. Venszueli, to the
18th Of May. Many members OF Congress repu Ii.
atsd the legislative haste with which the neg consti
rution vas approved. General jose Grcgorio Mona
gas had renowned his title Of General in Chief, and
resc,sed not to recognise the new form OF govern
ment ere1 excitement prevailed. Dr. Francisco
Amanda, Minister Of State and late Plcnipotentary
Minister OF Venezuela in the United States had re-
signed his portfolio and Senior Rafael Arvelo sa.
ti,'cai poet, was appointed to the Department OF
State. Amongst the appointments in the provinces
we notice that Of General Ramon Soto ex aid-camp
of Santa Anna, rs Governor. In the House of
Representatives Sr. Bermudez made motion OF
general amnesty bu, it was dismissed without
hearing.
From the West Indies We have report Of the
final judgment rendered at Kingston, Jamaica, In
abe case Of The slaves capt1red on the 10Th OF April
by LieBt Stubs, Of II. B. N. ship Arab. of The
south side o. Cuba. Due notice Of claim for the
rchoouer having been published, and none having
been Asserted, the vessel and slaves were condemned
on the 18th Of May. The slaves were then ap-
pren.ioed under terms OF The British act Of Pddia
ment The following arc the statistics with respect
10 TIE disposition of the human freight OF the
siaysr Number stated to have been received on
board COO; stated Ia have died ON the passage 1906
humber captured. $40; died after detention aud be
fore arriving ut Kingston, :; number died between
arrival sad condemnation IL; alive on 18th of Nay
3Sl.
The Police Commissioners at White street yes,er.
day wade fnsl decisions on q large number of
station houses in the respective wards with the view
of carving ON their movement OF accommodating
nueh persons may desire TO take mp their quarters
"a an independent police force there. Governor
King attended special meeting Of the Board Of
their Office. in White street about 10 O'Clock. The
Mayor appointed some forty policemen TO Il the
vacancies Ia the revotcd wards. The City Hall
uss quite crowded all day. The delcctions az the
rAation houses are cnergetClty urged on 10y the
tmissaics uf thc White stIccs rtefcs,; bu. I. has
become obvious, from the scanty numbers going
over. that the secession rn tai short by very con-
siderable OF the number heretofore estimated for ia
extent There viii lie clearer horizon when those
who bsve already resolved TO revolt finally bring
ihtmaevts 10 The scratch AMI jump OF. Their
places would seem 30 he anxiousy waited for, TO
Judge by The mobs Of Stslworth fellows hrongDg the
City Hsll passages yesterday.
Charles RobiDson, charged with aIstrActlng
- $50 IN bank bills from the carpet bag Of one q
the guests at the Iafarge House Ia April, was yes
ierdsy acquitted m the General Sessions.
The City Inspector reports 372 deaths daring the
pass week "a decrease Of 50 as compared with the
mortality OF the week previous. Tue following
settlement exhibits the namber OF deaths during the
past twp weeks among adults and children, dis.
tngulshing the sexes
Nh. Women Boz Cri. T''i.
Neek ealing Nsy o......el 80 10 ~ as
Among the pnscipa cause, OF death we're the
following
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