The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-29

Gea Henningsen arrived here yesterday on the
Illinois, and We give full account OF the cspitula
ton Of tho flibuster forces at RivAs. Gen. Walker
surrendered on the LIST instant to Captain Davis Of
the sloop ST. Mays on being assured by
him that Lockndge had abandoned the San Juan
river, and wa taken on board Of that ship with
party Of his officers, and conveyed TO Pana ma
There we're great rejoicings In Costa Rcs on learn
ing that the 1libusten had surrendered. The men
are TO be sent TO the United States by the govern
nens of that republic. The reported division Of
Nicaragua is contrsdicted, and plan was on foot
Tor reestab,ishing the old Central American con-
federsloo.
From PAnams we have o rumor that the islands
In the bay Of Panama had been ceded to England,
o. also the tonnage duty sccruing on American
vessels in the IThmus ports, but this wants confr-
nation. An extra session Of the Legislature had
bees called Il supposed for the purpose Of re-
moving the capital Of the State to en- inland town.
The Governor had issued proclamation exhorting
al citizens 70 be pescesble in the present situation
of Affairs with the United States.
Aiv,ces from the Isthmus Of Tehuan .epec state
THAI violent gales had been experienced on the
Pacific side, and that the country was much dis.
turbed by revolutionary attempts.
The news Of the defeat Of the Sonora liibusters
under Col. CrAbbe u confirmed. Fourteen only Of
his party escaped.
The Araba left Liverpool On the 16th instant
Her sdvoes therefore one week later than those
previously received. The London money market
was easier. Al Liverpool cotton had advanced
sighty, and -four had declined trife. The United
States steam frigsie Niagara reaches Deal England
on the 18th instant, making the passage In seven
teen days. A part OF the voyage was performed
under sails only. The greatest distance run Ia one
day was l04 miles The steamer Vanderbilt arrived
at Cowes 90 the 18th, making The run in less than
ten days. In the British Parliament Lord Palmers
ton had made an important speech respecting
the Is;hmus Of Panama, In which he
noticed the policy Of the United States gov
sune1t towards New Granada, and defined the
position OF the British Cabinet with regard to the
matter. The English feet would lend moral sup.
port 10 Mr.. Duchanans demand for redress, and the
Is.hmus traffic should be rendered free and secure
10 and for the people OF all nstona Lord Nspier's
speech in this city was highly approved by the Lon
don press. No. Dallas had attended the Manchester
Exhibition Of Art where his prsence attracted great
snesuca. The exhibition vasa very decided sue
oea-
In France the roysI family we're enjoying them
selves with ruraJ sports and entertaining the Rus
sss Aresduke al the same time, HIS Imperial High,
ne~s vii visit Queen victoria In England--a fact
which u vas said explained the resignation Of Sir
Robert Peel a. one Of the Lords OF the Admiralty.
Prince Napoleon had len Paris on q visit to the
King OF Prussia at Berlin, bearing letter from Ma
poleoa on the Neuchatel matter, which u said 20
have hsd an excellent effect, bat the Swiss Die, had
refused 10 make any further concessions.
Prom Madrid we hear Of O curious conspiracy, in
which the King was implicated, TO procure the sbdi.
cation OF The Queen. The whole plot was defeated
by Queen Christina, who, II is said. outwit;ed the
Cardinals. senior LAfrsgua, the Mexican Minister
had arrived al the capital, and IL was hoped that
the Mexican difficulty would be settled.
The Pope had eft Rome on . tour through Abe
legations
Three Britisbwar ships with troops had arrived In
China, hut we have no news Of any additional ope-
rs,lons. The six trade at Shanghai was very ex.
tenAive Russia vas about 70 send especial mission
to Pehn With small squadron from Cronstsdt
General Forster Stalker Commander Of the Eng
lish forces, aud Commodore Etberidee, smnauder
Of ns nsvy In the Persian gulf had "a committed
suicide. General 0utrsm, g" naadasi oAC liei, had
sSspen ded bosoiit.es b. yas5-yv- pgrtsf and
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