The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

Granada, erased 10 exist as such The Gsanadian Con
known This confederation consists OF the States OF An
tioqua, Bolivar, Boyaca Cauca, Cundnamarca, Aagda
lena Panama and San,ander By the second article their
general limits those that divided the vceroyalt of
New Granada, in 1870 from the Captain Generates Of
Venezuela and Guatemala from the Empire OF Brazil and
Professionally the other side the boundary established
BY treaty with Ecuador in 1885, aud those at present d.
vding it from that republic.
SUNDAY, 23.-Havana (Cuba) insurance agencies decline
granting policies shipped sailing vessels of the
United States for Northern ports along coast to the
rious oatpos Of the island in consequence OF the British
naval search outrages.
2s.-The population of the Little Tschetsnd, in the eau
casus, amounting TO II 900 or 900 souls commenced
emgrang into Russia under the protection Of the Russian
troops. Boundary treaty between Russia and China
concluded by General Mouzavrcf at Agra, in Mongolia
China resigned all her claims to territory the AMOR
and that river named the boundary between the
two empires. This on the 10th instant old style
29The Atlantic telegraph squadron sailed on their
permenal trip from Plymouth for the purpose Of testing
machinery and rehearsng various operations connected
with the laying of the cable They reached the ong at
ten minutes past five r. NJ, and steamed in line for the
southwest in the following orderGorgon, vaorous, Aga
memnon, Niagara The Emperor of Russia, by ukase
ordered the Minister OF Finance to wihdraw IRON circu
roublcs and by another ukase fixed the form ia which
deeds Of sales of lands occupied by peasants were 70 be
drawn up Eruption Of Mount Vesuyius commenced, and
the lava pouring down with great violence
SUNDAY, 30.-Englsh naval outrages on American trad
ing vessels first noticed in Parliament.
31-Mr. Lindsay, NJ. p, questioned Earl Derby S Minis
tiers in Parliament the subject Of the British naval out
RACES Mr.. s. Fitzgerald regretted that he could not give
satisfactory answer last night to the question He begged
that in reference To the which the honorable
gentleman stated TO the House last night the government
had official knowledge Of them whatever The state
ment merely cut from the NEW YORK Herald had been
forwarded to the government by the British Ambassador
at washington With regard to one case-that OF the
CorteZhe had TO a different conclusion from that OF
the American newspapers and was inclined 10 think that
the capture was properly made With regard to the other
her Majestys government would deeply regret that any
such should have taken place Atlantic tele
graph cable spced and messages sent portion OF
IT, from the Niagara and Agamemnon on the experimental
trip.
TUESDAY 1.-Conspracy against the provisional govern
men Of Venezuela discovered and number Of political
personages arrested at Caracas. Calpee Qnda) rebels
defeated the troops Of the Maharaah Scnda Gwaor
The Scnda fed to Agra.
2-Comet of Doctor Donat discovered by that asrono
at Florence. The date Of its last visit unknown but
the period OF its revolution supposed by Mr. Hind to be
about 800 years.
3-Atlantic telegraph squadron after proceeding to
deep water and successfully testing all the apparatus
turned TO Plymouth.
7.-Genera Castro Provisional President Of yene-
zuea issued decree ordering the temporary exile OF
Generals Juan c Falcon Jose Ramon Soto Ezequei "a
mora, Colonel Wencesao Casado, Colonel Carnelo Gil,
Commander Amador Armas, A. l.. Guzman, Carmeio and
others for political Offences.
S.-Ear OF Clarendon questioned Lord Derbv's govern
men in the House Of Lords the subject of the naval
outrages American vessels Lord Malmesbury said
in reDy that dispatches had been sent bordering the
boarding to be stopped
lo-Atanc telegraph leet took its final departure I'm.
der sail, from Plymouth, Eng
12.-Presdent Eaez OF st. Domingo, captulated the
city and government of the country to the forces Of
General Santana. Convention entered into between
baez ana General PEDRO sanana through the intervention
OF the Consus OF France, England and SPAIN which de
clared-Senor Baez agrees to leave the Presidency which
he occupies, and TO leave the country Immediately after
the signing Of this convention.
SUNDAY, l3.-Treaty concluded by Count Putiatn. OF
Russia at Ten -tsn China opening the Chinese harbors
to Russian trade, and comforting upon her the
tanning by expensive armameuts This was on the Isl
instant, old stye.l
bargoed by the military for refusing to pay forced
loan tax by President Zuoaga Passports given 10 many
foreigners TO leave the country for the
Mabomedans in Jeddah Arabia, rose and massacred
the Christians. Among the victims We're the English and
French Consus also the wife Of the latter and TWEEN
~ others. The Consula,cs plundered No Chris.
tans remained n the place.
1e.-Iady Bulwer Lytion, wife of Sir Edward Bulwcr
Iytton, seized in London with the consent OF her hus
band, and transferred TO iunatc asylum.
ls.-Treaty-commercal, diplomatic and regous-be.
tween the United States and China signed al Ten Sin BY
Hon. Mr. Reed, and by kwelang and Hwashana, imperial
commissioners.
le.-stcamship Indian Empire, pioneer Of new une,
for New York via Halifax. Steamship Bremen pioneer
OF line established by the Bremen Lloyd OF North
ern Germany, sailed from Bremen al o'clock r. NJ
for New York . Earthquake in the city and valley OK
Mexico causing the loss OF over my lives and destroying
property 70 The amount q $4,000 900 In Mexico city
followed by three from the direction, when the
ton suddenly turned TO east and west and gave four
heavy surgts, which were followed by others OF less
strength. The circuit Of this earthquake is not exactly
known but known to have extended over an area Of
six hundred miles.
2l-Right Rev. pr wiberiorce, Bishop OF Oxford
England brought the subject OF the Spanish
China coolies BY English ships to the notice Of the
House Of Lords. Earl CarnarvOn, replying for lord
Derby government, said in the years 1891 the
her Of Chinese conveyed board British ships British
possessions $40 % whom there had died the
passage go ten per cent But in the ten years lst
81. $500 persons conveyed on board twenty SIX
British ships TO Cuba. and OF these 39l died,
ly Ia = per cent British ships were almost nj the hot
tom OF the list In point Of mortality: the American per
ocniagc being %, the Dutch ii', the French l2 and
the spanish III.
e3-convcntson concluded between Great Britain and
Brazil FOR the settlement q the outstanding claims Of the
subjects Of the two countries upon the opposite govern
23-iord Maimcsbury read 20 the House OF Lords
Official papes we'd from the French government
lsiive g. the shipment Of negroes. and subsequent
mu'ny and murders board the emlgrant ship Regina
Csl tremendous sensation produced by the state
mont that the coofed folk had passports from the actual
President Of Liberia. who requested the French captain
(Sifnon) Ia trade there.
70 Atlantic telegraph cable Joined lst. 80 o. and
Ion % So from rnied States tTese Niagara and English
shin Aranefnn0n The cable bro.e ou the Niagara when
three miles had been paid ou from each ship. Cable
spccd again AZ FIVE O'Clock ~ and paving out recon-.
meuced Treaty between England ard China concluded
al Ten SIN between lord ETn and two Imperial Commis
sioners. The ioIlowng are some q Is siipuaiions
Chr stan'y tolerated throughout The empire. and per
teaching processing that religion. whether Pro
tc4isn Roman Catholics, entitled a. protection 81 the
Chinese Authorities. Diplomatic agents msy reside per.
maneny al pekn. British agents protected against
excessive transit duties Tho tariffs 10 Re revised Seve
raj ports opened % trade, aud tn free navigation
~ the Yant TIE kanz declared Brush subjects may
travel for pleasure trade 20 ell parts of the empire
when rrov ded with passports from the British author
es Tho governments 10 art n concert Tor the suppress
of piracy. Indemnity for the loses sustained BY
British subjects AZ Canton 10 be paid.
srNnsY, 2T.-f1ectric Continuity through The Atlantic
telegraph cable ont Al O'Clock this morning when
forty Eve miles had been out from each ship
2s-Atsu,c telegraph cable joined or the third timel
from ships Niagara and Agamemncn and paying oa
commenced.
2o-Qucen Victoria twenty years on the throne of Eng
land . 4. Electric communication through the Atlantic
telegraph cable ceased AZ nine O'clock PM this day, after
hundred and hy miles had been pad out from both
ships.
30-The British revenue returns Tor year ending
this day showed decrease Of f5 900 600 nearly ell
81 which occasioncd Nv the reduction Of the
CITY Of San fnis Potosi, Mexico. taken by div-
zion Of Gen. viaurrs troops Ghc Army n the North),
opposed TO the Zuloaga government
yrLY.
FRrrsy 2Bll for the abolition OF church rates In Eng.