The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-30

We publish elsewhere full details of interesting
intelligence from California the West Coast Ct Mex
leo, Central America, New Granada, and the South
Pacific republics received by the Illinois which ar
rived ON Saturday. There is nothing direct from
Nicaragua of later date than was brought by the
Tennessee. The steamer Texas however, is no
due at this port with ne VS. from Greytown.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from Liverpool
ll'h inst arrived at this port yesterday. Her ad-
vices have been anticipated by the Arago at New
York and the Europa at Halifax. We have, how
ever selected from our English files some interest.
ing extracts, including report Of spirited debate
in Parliament, during which Mr.. Disraeli again at
tackled the foreign policy OF the Pamerston cabinet,
and especial reference was made to the DallasCla.
rendon treaty and the letters of Mr.. Marcy upon the
new maritime code Of the European powers.
Our correspondents in Havana, writing on the
oath inst state that the Spanish ships of war were
being overhsued and taking in provisions preparato
~ 10 setting out for Vera Cruz The Ell Dem
ocrafa had been repaired and would return soon to
Mexico. Ground was broken for the new railroad
from Regla TO Matanzas on the 10th inst, in pre-.
sence Of the Captain General and a fashionable
assembsge. We have al interesting report Of the
proceedings addresses and speeches. The duties
on the importation o. Indian corn had been lowered
Sor six months. Brigadier Serranos trial for com
plicity with the slave trade had not yet terminated
The health of the Island remained good.
Rev. DR.. Cheever preached his third sermon
sgaus, what he calls the iniquiiy Of the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott case, TO a very large audi
eDce last evening. He was not, perhaps, SO 'iOcnt
in his language as on t1e two first occasions. He
promises fourth sermon on the same subject next
Sunday, taking the teYt suggested to him: the
powers that be are ordained Of Cod
The North Presbyterian church. corner Ninth
avenue and Thirtyfrst street. was dedicated to the
service Of God yesterday. A description Of the edi
fec and OF the dedicatory ceremonies may he found
81 another part Of today's paper
An array happened in a porter house in Ann
street On Sunday morning, during which young
nan named John Conklin was stabbed in three
places. He was conveyed TO the hospital. Three
OF the rioters, named Peter Larky, Joseph Wallace
and John Hurley, were arrested and put under
bonds 10 answer.
street Commissioner Ebng explained on Satur-
esy before Committee Of the Board Of Council.
men The reasons why the streets are permitted to be
in such filthy condition We give report Of his re-
marks elsewhere. The streets have not been clean.
to since JAhuaFls Ye' tnt tVnluliseiVneI uecidts
that he has heard very little complaint from citizens
on the subject. Patient citizens-facetious Com.
missioner Ebing. Fortunately, the street sweeping
machines commence operations in day or two.
The value " foreign goods imported at the port
Of Boston during the week ending 9th inst amount
ed 20 81 2lO.l7l- an increase Of SSH compared
with the imports for the corresponding period in
1850.
Tie annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in New York during the past week,
the range Of the barometer, the variation OF the
vrd currents and the state Of the weather az three
PERIODS during each day viz: at A. NJ. and and
O'Clock P. n. The highest range Of the thermo-
meter was on Sunday afternoon, when it reached
81 The lowest on Thursday night, l4th inst
WHOM Il marked 81 degrees above zero