The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-14
The News.

day from Port au Plat, st. Domingo we have ad
vices to Sd Of August Captain Lord reports that
revolution had broken out at Santiago on the south
side of the island, on the 10th Of July. A battle
had taken place in the interior between the inmr-
gents and the troops of President Baez, with loss
OF an hundred and fifty men. The President had a
thousand men before the city of st. Domingo.
The mails of the Canada arrived in this city last
evening. The chief points of the news had already
reached US by telegraph. We give this morning q
very interesting account of the naval engagements
between the English ana Chinese fleets, near Can
toa, as they afford convincing proof of the great
progress which the Chinese have made in the art of
war. The London Post, Lord Palmerstons organ,
Of the 3otA Of July, contains second article on the
subject Of Russian intrigue in the East The la'e
mishaps in India are attributed to this Influence,
and the writer asserts that Russia works against
England in India, China and Japan, through the
agency " of American yorn employees"
D We give some additional particulars this morning
relative to the race for the Goodwood cup. The
lead in the race was taken at the stand by viscount
the American horses bringing up the rear. After
running short distance Prioress made rush for
the lead which she took, and went several lengths
in advance. On rounding the turn towards the
-'clunp," and when near the end of the race she
ran wide, and 30 lost the lead. The American
horses are said TO have gone particularly strong and
well. Pryor was ridden by LitteHeld and Proress
by Gilpatrick. The details are given elsewhere.
We have news from Mazatlan, Mexico, to the 18th
of June. Letters had been received from Sonora, in
which IL was stated that Colonel Crabb, before he
was executed, made statements which compromised
some influential men. General Yana was very i'll.
Senior Jesus Ainsa Was arrested In Senoita by Next
can troops, along with four Americans who were in
his company. The Americans were put to death
Our correspondent in Acapulco, writing on the 2sth
Of July, states that the reported return of Santa
Anna WA received by the people with great indg
natioa. From Carthagena we have q copy OF a
paper signed by Santa Anna, explanatory OF his
anti Comonfort address and general policy.
Privste advices from San Juan del Norte, dated
on the LIST inst. state that Costa RIGA and Nicara-
qua have made treaty; Nicaragua having all her
old boundaries, except one side of San Juan river,
from Fort Castillo down (ninety-two miles) to the
harbor of San Juan del Norte, taking in Punta
Areas, which includes all the buildings OF the
company.
We publish additional news from the South Pacific
this morning. The dates Valparaiso June 30,
Isuique LIST, Callso 18th, and Paita 10th Of July.
r, parr tho revo,,t;on bas ts,en reoexea vivon.
-. hs.aOns tors q, A,rou;na we're snrro,,aad hv
the government troops, under General San Roman
and Colonel Friere- San Roman advanced on the
city In order 10 besege it, but the Goth of June
~. i,h.hi,a,,. rusbed out and attacked him nth
=. frrv driving bsck his advanced nos,s and ma
o.sr,,,n. the centre of his ine ON the sotb of lime
y;v,noo r,,eved the aeht, and same evening had
n,c;rclss San Romans force. each claiming the vic
to- This was the most bloody aeht recorded in
The bsorv Of the republic. The government force
los, from ali sorts of Casualties twelve hundred men,
vhis The reyolutionists lost five hundred soldiers
Tbe frr.te Apurimsc was still at Isay. with six
hundred and City men on board At Callso pro
n..c.a~senio Of the regiments stationed there in
fsyor Of vivAnco was looked for. A good many
officers bad been placed under arrest
The Aspinwail Courier states that rumor was
current that General Mosquen would be appointed
InsendAnt General o. Panama;