The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14

S"penset'h S~Ne'' 80 =
lsDdowne should have be created ~ 'ts acoicn OF
slavery These divi5ua, rs troe coutent ihem'e,ves
At The present hour with planting ew vegetables aai
frut trees for thor coosn pop s,d abandon
selves 10 that Incidence which still spears 70 them -
the principal meri, o. liberty B,Ih'y vii peroap. a1'
landed POSSESSIONS and s recognise the afvsn
tsees OF cuvatng CIT on cif,e they will p-roa
supply the mother country WITH the valuable unoei
which abounds in the ia'erior of the napds, sna IN
woro devote toer energies n quantity OF lucrative IN
dertspgs There deeeters from NE suga- interest may
consequently remain useful members NJ colonial society
and their children may become prosperous and indns
triora landowners
The Nicn rsgusn DsDsi OF M Belly.
PENAL CLAUSE IN THE CHAPTER OF rHs AMERICAN
COMPANY-M NELLY AND THe sTsBsIss CoNvEN.
TION--OBJECrs OF HIS LATE VISIT TO NEW YORK.
Paris June 20; Corresplnaence OF The Loodoa nnes
Permit me TO say few words or the 'etsr sgoel =" a
New Yorker" which appeared Ia me Ies satIrtay,
tho 2sh The writer declares tnsl hs has the best pas
sblo reason TO know thas the staement OF tue c,ascs
with the American Interocescic Canal Company VI Neg
York becoming void, the terms Thereof were not full
filed before the close OF the preseu mouth OF Jnne ~
incorrect My AUTHORITY for :hat statement s the gsn
governmep.s In Paris and who s, understand, Also .,
credited 70 London in the sane capacity HIS assurance
and which have before gives toe additional
clause OF the invention, which, for "a New Yorksrs
having previously done so In F. gish 1t runs thus
ARTICuLO ADICIONAL.
La Conversion que aDtecede sera valda, no su rs
todoe tus sectos ii no Ia espirscioo do u prorogs cu
&c dds IL Oonpsnia Stephens nins) 90 decr en-
TODD ell de Junso po"so te Convention wss sgaed en-
the 1at Nay Iait) 81 ess epocA dicna Compania 5tee
pheps (Stebbns) ha dsdo lugar 10 espiracion anua
cion de u coato por ejecac,on dc compromises
rOMA5 MARTINEZ
JUAN MORA
GREG00I0 JUA3ES
NAVARRO TOLEDO.
FELIz BELLY.
RIvAs, 10. de- Mayo, 1853.
"a New Yorker seems also TO doubt the accuracy o.
my statement about Bsl9's intention TO proceed TO
New York My authority on this point is the same nave
Paris In letter of the 10th irst which also hold, he
says:-
H. Belly, the representative OF the French house above
mentioned (Milbud Go. has s'ready proceeded 10 New
York In order 70 combine the interests OF the
pany with the Stephens (steobins) COMPANY, or any
Get out Tor London with the object OF CON 3nng these
same interests with English Capitalists. Thus, toe con
vension In question Ia 10 way marked by exclusive
character Quite the contrary; the undertaking W have
the threefod advantage Of the interests of n
under the auspices Of the Uaed 5taes OF France aud
ved to form part Of the general company the object If
which is the opepDg Of mari ime csual the
ton Of railway across the Ltbmus OF Nicaragua stat
formed by Nicaragua and COSTA RIGA.
The document from whcn quote the foregoing Cir
cula addressed by the Nicsaguan Aner TO the Uated
States Minister'S In London and Paris
have to add that these state1ens corroborated
by the Paris house whose agent Belly Is, aad wno
have, moreover declared that Belly had not add has
the project ITSELF it's practcaoilry s political
quences, say nothing whatever. content self vito
giving piece Of intelligence the particulars stated
by the governments Of NcAragos and Costa Rca their
representative In Paris and the promoters Of the project
AZ To what Is to happen TO any European governuent
which may be entertaining project OF interference With
the plans Of the Unted StaLes 10 Central America
have nothing say but having given tue authority for
The accuracy Of my Own report As mere nara or o.
lent possible reason he hss for believing to be moor
rect
Ths War Ia India
The news from India mentioned BY telegraph ater the
Foon passed Cape Race, Ia dated Of Bombay the 9th
Our es contain the following report In addition 10 that
published last Monday
BOMBAY Presidency.
Serious disturbances have occurred IT Gudduck In the
Dhsrwsr Colectorate The outbreak was headed by
Bheem Rao Of pdergef, and the Desssye OF Henb-
gee, who obtained possession OF the fort OF 70 Tu (
by tTeschery The chief OF Nurgoond suspected q
being oeepy implicated. The acting polsics agent, Mr.
@. T. hsuson, attended BY few horsemeo proceeded
pdy to TIE Nrrso,nd DISTRICT In the hope OF restoring
order, when resceerously attacked the night
Of Nay 20 SOC men, headed by the chief OF Nurgoopd
and killed With all his sssort Is being greatly feared
that The dsanecton would spread all the Southern
MAtrata country reiniorcemens have been ordered
proceed immediately to Beissom and Kospoor. Ia toe
Iy reprsSed. Madras column under Major Hagnes
Jurr j. took the fort Of Co.. By e.saut ana among tn
elan. were B6eem Rso and the Dessaye Ga toe same
day Colonel Ma colin, with light Bombay detachment
arrived d Nureoond At stormed the town On the
day he occupied the fo-t, vhch evscua.ed darng
the rigbs. pursui Of Inc chief then commsa
and Intelligence has inst been received hat TIC chief
caTtnred BY Mr. Southern the su2srnendeat Of Police,
June 3.
MANS COUNTRY.
Tue Aurungabad districts disturbed by Arabs
Robillss, Who have plundered ~ps. rhe
Resident strongly urged that European rs,forcemsnt be
ser immediately oy toe government OF Bomoay TO Jau-
uah. hslc detachment about 400 men OF al arms, has
been despatched.
RoHILcuND DIVISION.
The rebels near shah jehaupore we're attacked BY Sir
Colin CAnrbsl he 2ssh or Nay, and driven oacx 70
MOhumdee, -hch plsos was taken by our force.
On the ash OF May 600 rebels in two bodies crossed
the ksee Nuntes, and marched along tho western b,un
dsry OF tho District burning ard destroying VILLAGES
The Ronicund forcs Of cavalry gone pursuit. Of
them Tso princes OF the Dahl family arrested
the 2ssh Nay ny the fessiidsr Of Hu'suopre
CAwNpORg DISTRICT.
party Of about ore thousand with for guus sup
yoted ~ he iron, Humeerp1re reached Assung "a
Grand Trunk rosa, between Lau,pore and Ca ynpe, ~
the 2eh OF Nay. The road fairly closet. sjrne moi
sand rebels horse and foot With sigal guns sbrsc ~
Visions crossed fros the Hanes-pore soc o. luna
sporrsa on he ae,b Nav ssy ~. proceeaInx 70 osfs
Modio.onB columns srrivst Mohss opposite trs s1ors
pore Cha, on too 3otc Brssdier Csrthsw, viii small
Braad,er Sir Ewrc rrgsrc defeated the rebels jag
defpore on TIE 26th Way, killing great number 0Hfofce
BY tie latest account, was sill In pursuit
Cslpee was entirely ia possession, both town and
fcrt the evening Of the 23d o. May Large strss Of
euns eunpowder and other munitions founi In ,he
rebels quiohly came Up wis them killing sre., M nser
and capturing eight OF thsr guns. One portion OF the
rebels succeeded IN crossing The yumns but appear 70
rave b attacked ANA drpersed by tho seD.ndars Of
Ro~ulobad. Another and larger body escaped towards
Gvs'nr ny Jnloun, ana wsre sbou. twsuty four niles
from G~aior on the Goth Of Nay. n HennsSs %Indis
hes despatched two regiments ., infantry o, csvary,
and eighteen guns 10 The xoiar csu,onmeot for 1e
pose OF opposing the rebels he viii command the fcroe
himself small force, with twelve guns remains for toe
protection Of Gwalicr
scndia snxoas for ths speedy advance OF Tbs British
troops his frontier The column der Breade- Smith
rscsrturef Chundsree from the Bo)udeahs tue 2sh
Of May; after enectusy demosh'ng the works ~ the
strong mold the column win advance towards Eszshar.
BoxBAy cu1IE, June 4, 1883
Anafrs in China
REPLY OF THE EMPER0R TO raE PORTION PLsNfPo
IssTfARIss--THs AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS IN PA
voR AT PKkIv--THE CooLrE SLAVE TRADg vsRy
ACrrvs-TBs ENPssoas COMMISSIONERS EsFUsss
TO EsTRR CANrOT-A RISING AGAINST rus Al
LIES nxrycrKD--LoaD ELGISs DIPLOMACY AND
ITS BFFEcIs-TBg AMERICAN AND KSgLIsd COW
sULAn oFFIcEs AT CANTON.
Prom the North Gina Herald, April 1o.1
I'm the 18th March the four penip0teDtAriea received