The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

The News.
The steamship Granada arrived at this port yes
serday morning, with Havana advices to the 2ith
inst. She brought $l56,35s in SPECIE 1t was
thought that the Quaker City would take large
amount of specie for New Yolk. The money crisis
in the city Of Havana had caused government to
issue q decree ordering an examination {, be made
as 10 the solvency and capital Of all the newly
formed joint stock speculation tAe island.
Sugar had declined IN price, and trade generally
dull There we're no freights for American vessels
In port. The reports q tile sugar crop were favora
BILE. Col Blythe tie United States Consul General,
had returned , bis post. TIE testimonials from the
passenger u the Illinois had been presented to the
Spanish uavsl officers for whom they designed.
A large cargo Of slaves had been landed ia starv
ing condition. The steamship Star OF the West, .
from Aspinwal for New York, with the California
mails and treasure had not reached Havana at six
O'Clock on the morning of the 2i'h. She will pro-
baby arrive at this port on Sunday next.
By wsy Of Havana We have news from San Jose,
Costa Rioe, to the 23d rlt twenty days later than
previous accounts. Gen. Canas had left the capital
on n diplomatic mission 70 Nicaragua. II Is eyi
dent that the relations subsisting between Costa
RIGA and Nicaragua anything but cordial, aud it
is announced very probable that the two old
parties in TIE latter country would soon again be
arrsyed in arms against each other.
The steamer Tennessee has arrived at Ne. Or.
leafs With news from the city OF Mexico to the 18Th,
and from yers Cruz 10 the list inst, and quarter
Of q million in specie. new cabilet had been
formed. Their names are given in our despatch uu-
det the telegrs phic head The rebels in the sJuih
had been routed by Alvarez with great slaughter
The entire coast Of Yucatau Is reported 10 be 10 the
hands Of the reyolutonists.
The city Of Baltimore has been placed under mar |
tlal Law BY the Governr Of Maryland in order to |
put stop 20 tie ou.rages of the Plug Uglies and
other gangs Of rowdies, and to secure TO the clti
zeps tue exercise OF the right of suffrage at the
coming election, without the canger OF having their
heads bsosen hy slung sho, or their bodies perfo-
rated b. pistol ball. Some time since the Cover
nor called upon the President to station force
Of United States soldiers ia Baltimore during the
election but Mr.. Buchanan very properly declined
tie request stating that the local authorities pos
sessed ample authority in the premises. The Governor
hss, therefore, ordered the enrolment and equipment
Of large force to preserve the peace. The Mayor Of
Baltimore has taken umbrsgc at this action on the
part OF the Governor, aud very tart correspon-
dence has passed bet seen them. The Mayor thinks
his dignity lie de mayed, and the Governor rcsorts
n
OF the citizens sympa ;hse with the Mayor, and seve
mi q the military officers resigned their commits
sons rsther than serve against the rowdies. As
there is 10 organized militia in Maryland except
one battalion in Baltimore. the Governor has con-
clused 10 equip force sufficient for the occasion.
The American County Convention met last night
and after a stormy session, nominated james u.
welsh for Register. Mr.. Welsh il also the republi
eau candidate. The American-rcpublican fusion
and democratic tickets for judicial officers are now
complete. Annexed are the names Of the nomi-
pees:-
eu9.sne Court o~nieI =. hsrHssm,' william stonen
ssOs,,,, Goo :. Joseph Bss-ortp, Bsr ,ms B:Sasy
Ed~xd ferepsnl, LemAa ener -ood.
On. ag g,,' sss,s sossy VIM
ps g .ay .essr B. ssss.., Dane, . SI%..
kezs'sr.... william Miner, James n. Wehh
.Lcas term shor, term
An imrntnse assemblage OF the democracy Of the
city OF New York copyrighted last evening in and
sround Tammany Hall 10 raiify the party nomins-
tions for county officers. Speeches were made by
the Hon. Daniel Z. SickIes, Mr.. Randall Of Phfsde-
pans; Mr.. Thomas Francis Mcagher. Col. Wright. Of
Massachusetts, Mr.. Richard Busted, Counsel 70 the
Corporation and the Hon. John Kelly. Resolutions
were adopted rstifying the nominations, endorsing
the Kansas policy OF Gov. Walker, and recommend
ting amendments TO the banking system OF the state
The NEE ing was orderly but very enthusiastic.
About tvo thousand persons assembled last
night, principally Germans. at the yOlks Garten
in pursuance Of Q can mhde by the German Rerub
lican Central Committee, 10 ratfy the nominations
Mr. Rapp presided and addressed the meeting. He
was followed by Messrs Frank, Brace, Smith, Tschir
Der ard other prominent German aud American
republicans. good band enivened the scene by
playing a variety Of popular airs. The meeting
was, OF course, very enrhusis sc, and the speeches
Of the usual free speech, free soil and freedom
shriesdng plattudes.
The Americans Of Brooklyn held meeting las.
evening. aud energetically repudiatei the idea Of
coalition with the republicans and resolved 10 stand
by their candidates.
io view Of the existing financial troubles and the
p'ts1ins w 81 tbe Christian missionary establish.