The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-10

DAY. win liverpool advices to the afternoon OF the
Goth ult-byee days later than previous accounts.
The British Par lament was prorogued on the Goth.
The speech Of the Queen dwes particularly on the
condition OF affairs in India. The Indian mail hal
arrived snd the details of the news confirm the tee
graphic reports previously published.
The intelligence from China is not important.
Lord Elan reached Hong hong on the I'd of July
and would proceed TO the northward in short time
There Is nothing importal. from the continent OF
Europe, except reported distinctions in Italy Mr.
Lafrsgua, the Mexican Minister TO Spain, had reach
Cd Cadiz, on his way home.
Dates from Melbourne 10 the 25th Of June anc
from $ dney to the 10th, had been received. Com
mercisl affairs had undergone no change.
Tser~ seems TO be no doubt whatever but that thu
laying OF the Atlantic telegraph il postponed til
reKt sumner.
The commercial news by the Europa Is interest
ing. st London consols had de ,lred threee ighths
per cent. Tie quotations are 98i q 90} At Liver.
boo, cotton Was unsettled and excited with an adj
vance Of quarter OF penny, the market buoyant
at the close. Breadstufts, under the influence of
hne weather, we're dull. There noticeable
change 10 the sugar market
The rstifcations Of the treaty Of amity and com
neree between Great Britain and Honduras, con.
tairng The article guaranteeing the Honduras rail
pay. were exchanged in London on the oath Of
Angst Ssacr Herman, the Honduras plopipoten-
tary, had re-cPened Negotiations the Bay Island
and Mosquito shore contentious and i. is said there
l. every prospect that the notifications desired by
Honduras will lie at once conceded, in which case
these CONVENTIONS win Immediately 20 into effect.
Lieut. Colonel Stanton, K. l., and staH, appointed
Brtisa Soyernn ant engineers TO report on the Hon
a,su, railway. to leave for their destination via
New York on tie 18th instant.
The Grand Jury was organized yesterday ia the
Court of General Sessions, when Judge Russell &c.
ivted 3 brief bat important chsge, which may
lie found elsewhere. He gave lucid exposition OF
ihe lev relating to false heirshp, hayingpartcular
reference - the Indictment Of Mrs. Cunningham. II
!, probable shat thas will bring in bill with refc
renee 70 this case to-day. The City Judge also dvelt
upon t. necessity Of Puuishipgfublic officers who
&C derchct a their euty. sdyerting especially TO
chA.ge- made against Police Justices. james
Dunn vhc vas Hantonly assaulted by two men on
- GOTH Of March, was tried for stabbing Peter
Cllbn, but the Jury promptly acquitted him, he
having Actei in selfdefence.
TIE Surrogate yesterday made formal decree
adverse 20 Ms. Cunringham's claim upon the estate
Il ths lase Dr. Burie and adjudged that letters Of
administration be issued 10 the said Bmdel's next
a. Sin. The Court also assessed the costs Of the suit
rron Mrs. Cunningham stating that the peculiar
circunsarces u the case justified such course
Dir Cunningham hss row thirty days in which g.
zTpeal from tie decree. IL i understood that Mr..
Cunningham will pat in bail t. day, and be released
from imprisonment.
The fof:yeighth annual convention Of the Amer
can Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
roet Of Providence. Il. l.. on the Sth instant, and
vSs largely attended We publish most interest.
ing history u The BODY from tic date OF its lrst in
septoa in tho year 1910, to the date OF its incorpo-
rs.Ou 10 1872, aid thence to the present time with
1o..ce ~ he works Il has performed. During the
eag ending 81 OF July last the Board expended on
sarous nlssons 1891 ,T-0 II received sll7 ass, but
has stll q balance against Il of Sass r.. Eight
hundred end forty laborefs are employed at home
and abroad, and there are II go children in the
schools OF the mission.
The Emigration Commissioners met yesterday.
The cRptais OF the ship Kossuth was reported for
rot landing two Of his passengers at Castle Garden
q, The Isw directs, bat a. there are mitigating cir
cumslsnces 10 excuse his rcmis.Dess the Vice Pre-.
s5ent wns empowered 10 omit the fine IL he thought
proper. The Board ordered the payment Of i23 l5s
t. &c counties, leaving t53,ogs ~ still due by the
Boad for TIE care u emigant psupers. The emil
gratioo .; this port Up TO tho 9th instant was
I'll, itp, excess ~ Sa,e79 a. compared with the
retgfns Of last year.
nat banned Robert Hall msde a complaint yes
isr3sJ T. Recorder Smith against r. Fswlcr, corner
q Chambers and West streets who IL Is alleged,
charged hun 80 for ticket TO Liverpool promising
That L. Foisd ship him a steamer that was "just
starting Fowler refusing 70 refund the money, a
warrant vii be issued for his arrest this morning.
Appropriate ceremonies attended the LAYING Of the
cCraef stone OF the Mariners Hsrbor gaptis, nee,
ng hoa-e IN tbs city yesterday afternoon. Short
ac5stnscs we're delivered BY Rev. Or. Bowling. o.
heN csk, AID Rev. Mr. Remington o. Brooklyn.
IT, coratr stone OF the new church edGec for
LC Methodist Episcopal congregation formerly
eC-s1i,nf il Mulberry street was laid, corner o
Tsetty second street and Fourth avenue, yostor
csy afternoon with appropriate exercises. Tho
tlutca J. 10 he Of rough marble, bsit In the Roman
lat.c .tyle, sng with the ground, when completed
vi cost about fl2O COC II ia intended 70 accom-
Il iaI aOcut 200 people inside.
I'll NaJonA GRAM lodge o. the Ancient Order Of
Cox Fellows commenced their ANIMAL session 10
49, IT, gesttrisy morning 81 ga Grand street
I'D ts evening grand upper y % be given ~
t3tsf e a. event
1ts zoe pts & betf cattle during III pas. week
tnvd.od . l,,3i head decrease Of zoe heal q
compared vth the week previous. The market
yesterday vas quite active and tue quality Of the
6atte gslCtsily COED but prices remained At about
lat weeks quotations he range being from &c. 70
&c, tC ssier, However, IN lev Instances. Cows