The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-13


BY the arrival at this port of the steamship Van
derblt, from Havre and Southampton, and the Star
OF the West from Aspinwall, we have late and in
te7esting news from nearly all parts of the world
Full details are given in todays HERALD.
The news from Europe is to the LIST inst, four
dsys later than previous accounts The announce
ment Of a Turkish loan had caused some fuctua
ton in the funds in the London money market. On
the s1si ult consols were quoted at a6s for money
and eeI a 9sg for October IL. The announcement
OF large shipments Of gold from Australia and
the continuous advance in continental exchanges,
were the chief influences that operated favorably In
Liverpool the cotton market rather dull but no
change in prices is reported. There was decided
upward tendency in breadstufs. The news respect
ing tie treaty between the allies ana China is con-
frmed in every essential particular and increased
traffic with the Celestais anticipated. The fna
meeting Of the Court of Directors of the East India
Company was held on the lst inst. At the close of
The meeting the existence Of that ancient and hith-
erto powerful corporation terminated The Queen
returned from Prussia to England on the 3lst nit.
The Star of the West brought upwards Of
sne million and a half in treasure. With the ex.
cepton Of the movements of the politicians, the
news from California is not Of special interest.
The democracy had decidedly split on the Lecomp-
ton issue, and the prospect of the success OF
the republicans was quite favorable. Business at
San Francisco was rather dull, owing to the markets
being overstocked with merchandise aud the cessa.
tion Of emigration to Fraser river.
The accounts from the new gold diggngs are
more encouraging. Mining operations were going on
actively, and provisions were plenty and cheap.
Exciting news was expected by the next arrival
from that region.
Tue Indian difficulties in Oregon caused much
alarm A force of nine hundred United States
troops, under command Of Col. George Wright,
Hirth infantry was route for the seat Of war de-
termined 70 severely chaqtise the savages for their
attack upon Col. Steptoes command. The Indians
were preparing Tor the conflict, aud bloody or
speedy subus siou of the red skins may be antici-
pated
Details Of the Cent-sI American news, dated at San
Jua- De- SGr o. the 3D. and st Greytown on the
.Olh Of August, win he found in our paper to-day.
Ii the former port two American butchers who
vsrc tracing with United States frigate Ssranac,
wgre arrested by military authority for the alleged
violation Of some municipal rules. Captain Kelly. Of
our navy promptly ordered some marines into boats
T. 70 ashore, but before they landed the men were
released. The Saranac's presence tai given rise to
mach excitement previously. She left for the Bay
Of Panama. The attempt made by the government
al Costa RicA 70 seize On Punta Arenas and com
pete,y Gust the King Of Mc-qutis-reported in yea
tsr6sy ! HYRALp--had produced good deal Of agta.
ton in the different States and the question as 10
tie territorial rights q his majesty would be proba
lis re0ewec Conflicting statements with respect
a. The transit question were still made. The coffee
ard sugar crops Of Costa Rica promised well, and
the agricultural prospects o. Nicaragua were said 10
Is much better. Trade was dall il Grcytown, and
maBy q its inhabitants leaving.
Ouf adyices from New Granada are dated al Bogo-
I, on the 10th IL August and at Panama and As
pinwaT on the I'd instant. The inhabitants Of the
Isitmus feared an outbreak the result Of the cleo
ton agitation and a new army decree Of the gov
erzmtnt ordered @ large military force to be sta
toned a. Panama. The United States frigate sara
nae ~ II Panama from san Juan del Sur, with one
Bri,Dh and on French war ship. mercantile
lgu-C had. II i said transferred It's property 70
Bntish subject III dread Il CONFUSION In Bogota
tie Supreme Court had named the Judges Of the
National districts III conformity with the law Of
9th June respecting the Judicial power Of the con
federation. Trace was very dull aud money scarce
there French hospital FOR the aid Of ali foreign.
err had been opened at Panama. The Casa Herran
treaty vas not debated, IN tho absence Of late ad.
vices from Washington.
from tie Sandwich Islands VIC have fps dated
q, Honclolu On the 18th July. The ddrsrtiscr Of
that dsy remarks the entire community was panied
~ the announcement which followed the arrival n
the Fanny Major on sunday last, that Richard
Coady Of the firm of X. Coady \ Co, O. Honolulu,
died al sea on board that vessel on the 18th ut His
disease il supposed TO have been cholera morbus
We have learned ia relation to the isGud visited By the
Kaisma, that Il contains doposi. Of good, guano,
estimated a 5000 70 5000 tons. We understand
Quite q nunltr 81 passengers leave In the l. r. Eos
Ter about Saturday, for the gold country on the
Fraser river. The new Minister n Finance Hon H.
r. Gregg, has taken the place q the Minister of 20
rriRn Relations On The Joint Committee Of the two
houses now engaged in the consideration Of the
revised civil statutes. The infant daughter OF Mr
Gregg was baptised on the 18th instant, by Bishop
Kaigret, OF the Catholic church. After the ccrc
uonios, . number Of guests were entertained at Mr.
Cregg's residence, among whom was Her Majesty
Queen Emma, whose name The child bears
We publish this morning TRANSACTIONS Of i'm
portrait letters from Venezuela dated Of Puerto Ca
hello 90 the 2eih and Both o. August They show
ihat reactonary attempt at revolution against the
Castro government was fermented 10y some discon-
tented politicians aided by the British and French
ministers, having for IL object the restoration Of
Eouagas 10 power General Castro's vigilance de.
Rated Us, and many persons VET PLACID under 81.