The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-30

Victoria.
An Nicaragua General Walker at San Juan del
Sur, with detachment Of 200 800 men, TO receive
cruts from san Francisco Finding that the Transit route
the hands Of the Rcans the Orzaba
went to Panama. whence the passengers for New York
and New Orleans $50 In number crossed by railroad to
Aspinwall.
5,-New constitution OF Mexico, which had been under
consideration Of the Legislature for twelve months,
openly swonto in the city Of Mexico by President Comon
for, and several patriots and generals. superssdes the
Pan Of Ayuth, which the Constituent Assembly said
had failed Wagon route over the Isthmus OF Tehuane
Soo contract saved This inter route is by
the river GoAssacoassos 10 SuehIi, something
thence overland by stage TO Vsntos hundred and
thirty to one hundred and forty miles, making aoge
Their about Two hundred and forty miles from the ATTAIN
tic 70 the Pacific 70 be accomplished in day and half
from the sea 10 sea. .N0 ttF t s
e-N,carasuan troops under Colonel Anderson, fought
the battle of Cody'x Point and took the phase.
7-General Vivanco Of Peru issued decree at Trux-
lilo relative " the trade in guano At the Chnchas de-
earing free expectation Of it 70 the United States and
SUNDAY, S.-Austran troops evacuated the city and
Duchy of Parma battle was fought about forty
miles from Bsshre between the British and Persian
cavalry which ended in the total route OF the latter with
loss of 500 killed The loss on the English side was 10
killed and 81 wounded.
lo-Iegslative Chambers Of Hanover opened Per
soldiers killed
Pat O'Clock in the morning force Of seven armed
boats from the British neet was seen entering and
centng the San Juan river towards the Walker camp
in Nicaragua Empress Eugene Of France attacked by
insane man in Paris. He was Immediately arrested
and declared that he wanted merely embrace her Ma
jesty Tn I'd action fought at San Jorge, Nicaragua by
General Walkers troops with the allied forces The for
13.-General Walkers troops bombarded the Costa
Rcsn force at Serapiqu and after fire OF ten hours,
forced them to evscuate the place Walker lost three
men killed and had seven wounded and the Costa Ricans
had forty wounded and seventy killed The Costa Ricans
left four brass cannon and three hundred and y Minnie
rifles in the fort.
Ashland Of Perrin seized by the East India Company
:. The Greek Senate rejected series Of fnan-
cial resolutions proposed for its consideration BY
England and France Gen Walker men took possession
of the fort Of Serapau evacuated by the Costa Rcans
Walkers boat the Rescue with $50 men, left Serapiqui
for Castillo the San Juan river. President Comon-
FORT of Mexico issued decree laying tax Of per cent
upon all silver Of the republic intended for exporta
70 90 into effect in three months from the date of the
ordnance New Ministry formed in Peru, follows
General Don Jose Maria Raygada President of the Coun
Gil DR.. Manuel Ortiz Favalos Foreign Affairs Don Igna-
clio Osma peruvian Minister to the United Sates) Into
ror; Don Francisco Rivero Qeruvan Minister at Lon.
don), Public Works General Don Jose Maria Plaza, Gov
of Cailao Emperor OF Hayti agreed TO atruce
with the Domncans to endure for two years from this
date
SUNDAY, l5-The Rescue, Walkers boat, arrived at
Castillo and invested the Costa Rican garrison. The
Nicara guam army had man killed and three wounded
16-Legsaturs Of the Bahamas opened at Nassau, ~
T. The Ncaraguan troops at Castillo cut the steam
boa, J. w. Scott from under the Costa Rican guns Gen
era yadomer of Mexico held possession Of Tampco but
had consented to turn his command 70 General
Tomas Moreno-the last named officer having arrived at
Pueblo yeo with orders from the President restore
order in tho department Session Of the French Lcgsla
17-Sew constitution OF Mexico signed, and the Const
tuent Assembly dsbanded In Madrid the Spanish go
vernment was preparing for great naval and military
demonstration against Mexico IN order TO avenge injuries
done 70 Spanish subjects by General Alvarez Colonel
he bad opened the San Juan river far as Castillo
Rapids General Caravedo of Peru, left Huanchaco with
revolutionary force of two hundred men for Ia Huaca
on his march to icora In few days after Caravedo
took Of the city OF Pcora after six hours fight
ing loss of killed and wounded very considerable both
sides The Picoranos fought bravey Chinese In Sara
wax Borneo rose In conspiracy and several
Europeans. Sir James Brooke saved his life by swim
ming across q creek one Of the Borneo Company's
subsequently, arrived at SArawAk and with the
aid OF Sir James at the head OF body OF Maays and
Dyakes avenged the destruction Of the settlement by kill
Is-Mr Walsh, United States Consul at Monterey Mex
Co handed his csequatir, government ranking him as
hbuster. Eruption Of the volcano Of fuego, Guatemala,
and fame thrown up height Of o2l feet american
ship Cathedral Of Boston, lost of Cape Horn in lat SO IA
;, and Ion. % 3s W Captain Howard her commander,
ia coliery explosion took place at Barnsley, Eng
land by which hundred and eighty four and boys
were Killed The mine took fire and number OF them
burned TO death having means Of escape Cap
Cockburn, OF her Majestys chip Cossack at Grey
own Nicaragua, detained Col Iockridge and Walkers
boat the Rescue, In order to demand an explanation
speeding the reported hanging Of two Englishmen
20-Mexican war steamer Guerrero arrived al Mobile
OF Eve important treaties concluded by Mr. For
syth United States Minister with Mexico and Don Barra
durno, Secretary OF the Mexican legation al Washington
The points OF the treaties are-1st Reciprocity the
frontier I'd reduction Of twenty cent Of the duties
ON United States products Sd postal convention; 4th.
An appropriation OF three millions OF dollars TO pay the
aims Of United States citizens upon Mexico, which
BE- examined BY acommisson and lastly, appropria
from the remaining twelve millions TO pay the English
debt.
SUNDAY, 22-Anglo Persian difficulty ended by
IN ars between Ferukn Khan and Lord
Cowey This convention specifies that Great Britain shall
enjoy equal commercial privileges with the mos, favored
nations, and that British Consus may reside at several
stations IN the Interior Of Persia and a. ports on the Per-
GULF Persia refused 10 permit Consuls 10 reside at
ports the Caspian sea nasmuch as her treaties with
Russia forbid IT, Great Britain shall have the right to
form establishment the Island OF karak and another
Ormu and the Persans shall eyacuato Herat aud the
British give up Bushire Professor d. Auest of Lepsc,
discovered new comet
23-Tn the English Parliament the rst great debate Of
the In Che Commons brought 70 close when Mr.
Dsrselis motion IN opposition TO the budget was mega
lived the Paimcrson government obtaining majority OF
so votes stature Of san Salvador voted loan OF
$40 600 per month TO carry the var In Nicaragua.
House of Lords condemnaory Of the government policy
2s-Evacua,ion OF the Danubian rrincipalnes by the
Austrian troops, which had been suspended, recon-
27se.sion Of the legislature San Salvador, closed
2s-Sound Dues difficulty with Denmark finally settled
by European governments. Denmark 70 receive forty
eve millions Of haiers In forty payments with interest
The Queen Of Naplcs delivered Of son al Cascrta
MARCH.
SUNDAY 1-Senor jose Maria Iaffagua, Minister Of the
Interior OF Mexico left the city Of Mexico special mis-
sion 10 Madrid in order deprecae the Alvarez outrages
OF which spain complained
ain the English House OF Commons Lord Palmerstons
government was defeated Mr. Ccbdens motion regard
ing the operations Canton The vote stood 2s3 for the
motion, and 247 against II.
Wharfage by Hebrew ceremonial Of the Baron Al.
pbonso dc Rotbschd TO his cousin Leonos daughter OF
the Baron and Lionel de Rothschld took psce
al Gunnersbury Park, England Treaty Of peace be-
England and Persia signed al Paris by Lord Cowsy
and ferukh Khan.
5-ord Ialmerston explained his ofcial course in the
House Of Commons and announced tina, Parliament would
be dissolved and appeal made TO The people the
China question. European commission appointed 10
arrange the Neuchs,e question between Switzerland and
Prussia met Pars -Four Powers represented, by
lord Cowley, NJ Kisslen, Baron Hubner, and NJ wa'ev