The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-28

Castillo and Sr. Elias. Trade was very fiat at Cal.
lao and only twenty ships loading for the Chinchas
In Bolivia President Linares had still to struggle
against revolutionary plots. The American exped-
tion for the exploration Of the leading rivers Of
ceived by the government.
The United States frigate Colarado reached Aspin-
wall on the 18th instant from San Domingo City,
bringing reliable report of the fall of Baez and the
conclusion Of the Santana revolutionary struggle.
Commodore Mcintosh stated that President Santana
had expressed the most friendly sentiments towards
our government, and facilities were given the com
mander to obtain the legal records of some cases
which had been in dispute. Baez was to leave
San Domingo for Curacao the 18th inst, most
Of his adherents having already sailed. The Colo
RADIO was in communication with the government
for some weeks. The Commodore's health had i'm
proved very much. The Colorado was to sail for
Havana on the morning of the 2lst inst.
We have news from New Granada, dated at Bogo-
Ia on the 9th Of May, and at Panama and Aspin.
wall on 10th Of June. The Cass Herran treaty was
adopted by the House of Representatives with q
slight modification in the article relative to the es-
tablishment of coal depot in the New Granadian
waters by the United States. On debate in the Sc
nate it was proposed to postpone its further consi
deration until after the new by
the President the 22d Of May-was in force. This
carried. 1t would thus appear as il the measure
about to be lost through parliamentary tacque
project of q law uthorizing war against Ecuador
had been presented to the Senate with the concur
renee of the government. There is nothing of inn
portance from the Isthmus, the movements of the
United States war ships seems to engage the atten-
ton of the residents completely.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived below New
Orleans, with advices from the City of Mexico to the
10th and from Vera Cruz to the 22d inst The forced
loan question was creating great excitement. For
eigners non-complying with the law had been or
dered to leave the country. The goods OF the Anne
ican residents who failed to comply with the law
had been seized, and in consequence thereof our
Minister, Mr.. Forsyth, had demanded and received
his passports. The constitutionalists were every
where gaining strength in Mexico, and it was re-
ported that Zuloaga was about going to Tampico,
from whence he could make speedy exit from the
country whenever fight became necessary.
Captain Berry, Of the bark Teresa, which arrived
at this port yesterday from Maracaibo, Venezuela,
whence she sailed the 18th inst, reports that the
country was quiet with every prospect of its remain
ing so, at least until after the convention decides
upon President. The convention meets on the 5th
of July next.
BY the arrival of the brig Isabella Jewett at this
port yesterday we have news from Sierra Leone,
Africa, to the 22d ut. The British cruisers appear
to be driving a brisk and profitable business on
the coast. The brig Caroline, Captain Gibbs from
Boston, arrived at Sierra Leone on the 18th of
May, in tow Of the British steamer Electra, who
captured her as q SLAYER of the river Pongos
II being proved that she was lawful trader, she
was discharged. The schooner General Scott was
captured as SLAYER by the British steamer Teazer,
and arrived at Sierra Leone on the 10th Of May.
The following named vessels were taken on the
coast slavers from the LIST of April to the last of
May Schooner Wintemoyeh, for Boston; brig R
NJ. Charlton, for Savannah; bark Almeda for Bos-
ton; bark Minetonka, for New York; also Norwe-
gian schooner name unknown.
We have received authentic accounts of outrages
perpetrated by Montgomery's free State banditti
upon peaceable and inoGensive inhabitants OF Kan
sas. These rufhans, armed and well mounted, roam
about the country plunderng travellers and settlers
Unfortunately. To such an extent have their de-
predations been carried, and formidable have the
bandtti become, that Gov. Denver has recently
issued proclamation declaring Lynn, Licking and
Bourbon counties in state Of insuection, and pro-
claiming martial law therein. He also ordered the
militia to be called out to aid in prcserv.
ing the peace; and accordingly several hun
bred men were soon. in the field, armed and
organised to act against the public enemy. Gov
Denver is determined to extirpate the villains who
have so long infested the localities designated, and
will use all the power in his hands to effect so desir.
able an object.
The Catholic church of st. Marys, at Clifton,
Staten Island was solemnly dedicated yesterday,
With the usual ceremonies, by Archbishop Hughes,
who preached an eloquent sermon after the celebra
ton Of high mass. The church was much crowded,
notwithstanding the excessive heat of the day.
The police news of yesterday contained several
items of interest detailed account of which we
are compelled TO omit today. fracas occurred on
Saturday night at Blanchard's Hotel, in which Capt
Thomas Durham was stabbed by Edward ]. Ander.
son, a lawyer. The difficulty was caused by
family misunderstanding. Capt Durham is &C.
verely injured, and the lawyer Ia in prison. Susan
Mesghan, Of No. % Mulberry street, died on Satur.
day from the effects Of violence alleged to have been
inflicted by her husband, John Meaghan.
The sales Of cotton Saturday limited being con-
fined ,o 800 600 bales, without change prices
The -four market steady, with fair Sales chiefly TO
the homo trade, closing without change In quotations.
wheat nrm for al good quales, while common OF
lower grades were unchanged Sales 70 fair on.
tent rates given IN another column Corn nrmer
for sound carsoes, while sales moderate Pork was
lower, bot more active. Sales OF all kinds embraced
about 500 . 1000 bbls, part sold the previous
aresnoon, including mes s sio IL . sls rs and
small los ii sle 10. Included In he sales wore 900
bbls Of moss, psysbls In cash on Monday, ct sle 12K,
with prime a ti3 90 and clear M si7 IS. Sugars
we've active and nrp, with sales Of about 800 1900
hhds.. al full prices. Coffee was quiet and nrm.
Freight Engagements moderate and unchanged
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