The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
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N.-Hon. Mr. Forsyth, u States Minister u
Mexico, took his departure the City Of Mexico, and
22.-Conspiracy IN Csmne, : Merco e 10 have becr
followed by an outbreak on the next Sunday, when the
city was TO be sacked to raise resources for the zuloaga
government, discovered.
2s.-seyere gale in the harbor Of Por. au Platte, San
Domingo by which seven vessels were lost Houses were
washed down in the town by the floods.
British.
3o-Tehauntepec Transit route opened: connect on
made between the iron steamer Such and the steamship
Quaker City, from New Orleans, at Mnattlan. Passen
gers and mails Of the Quaker City transferred TO the iron
steamer, which ran on her trip up the Coatzac0alcos
river. Napoleon. Emperor Of France, addressed let
ter from Saint Cloud to Prince Napoleon Minister Of the
Colonies, ON the subject Of Stree negro immigration in
which he said:-' in TRUTH Iaborers recruited the
African coast not allowed the exercise of their free
guse win have il on no terms for is not eAI who will
protect enterprises contrary to progress 70 hu
manly and p to Idn tic H. rebels defeated
SUNDAY, Sl-Forts OF Berwha and Bora, India storm
ed and taken from the sepoys by the English
Benito Juarez, Provisional Constitutional President Of
Mexico, made virtual declaration of against Spain,
in proclamation to the people.
NOVEMBER.
MONDAY, l-Staf of electricians employed by the At
lantc TeegraphCompany at valenta Ireland dismissed
Proclamation, in which the British crown assumed
entire command India, and promised am amnesty
certain conditions read throughout India.
3.-Prussan Cabnent changed this day-Prnce OF Ho-
Flotwe Minister OF the Interior; Baron Auerswad, MI
mister Of State Baron Schlentz Foreign Affairs General
BONN, War; N. Patow, Finance Count Aucker, Agricul
lure; NJ Berthman Hollweg Public Instruction. N. Won
der Heydt remains Minister Of Commerce, and Simons
4Session Of the Portuguese Oortes opened The King
in his speech alluded to the conduct of France in the affair
OF the Charles ct Georges Qmmgraton) slave ship lately
seized by his Maesys cruiser under the slave trade sup
preston treaty
9.--Prince Of Wales, England, completed his seven
te, nth year
u.-Earthquake at Lisbon which was the most violen
felt there since 1855; the buildings were good dea
shaken, but only one life was lost.
15-Iron mail steamer Such with the mails from New
Orleans arrived at Such and forwarded the passengers
and packages for California by the Tehuantepec transit
route to yentosa, on the Pacific
1s-Trans steamship Washington, Capt Churchill,
from New York on 18th inst, arrived at San Juan del
by the United States gae Savannah and found all right
Immediately after anchorng the vessel was boarded and
overloaded by two British heuenants, from each Of
the war ships Valorous and Leopard.
l9-Amercan (river) transit steamer Catherine Maria,
boarded on the Colorado branch Of the San Juan river
Nicaragua, by Captain Wainwright, royal naval con-
mander Of her British Majesty's ship Leopard.
22-Genera Cara, Of Mexico, took fight from Tampco
Tobasco, the only port OF Mexico left in possession OF
the Zuloagasts had fallen into the hands Of the berasts
after fighting for seventeen days. Only seven men were
23-The Russian ship OF the line the Rentrizan, 81
guns $50 men, Captain Baron Thaube entered the harbor
OF vafranca, and cast anchor therein claiming as
Mediterranean naval station for the Gar.
24-Tria Of Count de Monalcmbert and NJ Dounoil,
editor Of the Correspondent charged with having published
n
Parliament" commenced before the Sixth Chamber Of
Correctional Police presided over by NJ Berthelin in Pa
at seven returned into court and pronounced Judgment
to the following -Montalembert to be imprisoned
for SIX months and to pay me Of 900 francs pounon
TO be imprisoned for month"; and to nay fine of 900
francs Both defendants to be jointly held liable for the
fines and the costs OF the trial. and in default Of payment
10 be imprisoned for one year.
DECEMBER.
THURSDAY, 2-Count de Montalembert pardoned by the
Enppernr Nanosou N de Monfplambart wrote To he
Moniteur to the following efect'T have appealed against
the sentence passed upon No power in France up
the present time. has had right remit penalty not
denve am Of those who sll believe in the right,
and do not accept the pardon"
s.-Atlantic Telegraph Company made application to the
English government for guaranty of AZ per cent
f5T 600 subject To the same conditions as the Red Sea
line; and this backed by memorials signed by the
Leading firms Of London Manchester. Liverpool Birming
ham, &c &c II granted. contracts will be concluded for
cable, and negotiations with the American govern
ment entered into. Several English politicians, including
Lord pamcrston and Mr.. Bright, had addressed public
meetings on the reform question The latter reiterated
sentiments euogstc Of the representative system OF the
United States
priey OF supporting the application of the Atlantic Telc
graph Company 10 government for guaranty on liked
amount OF capital. Dir j. Orrel Lever present,
accompanied by Mr.. Pny Miles, of New York Mr Lever
made heightened statement OF the operations OF the
dcrakng far and series Of resolutions strongly sup
porting the project carried Fifteen men ap.
pretended in the southwest OF ireland on charge of
belonging 10 secret society whose object was TO bring
about the invasion of that country by American hbusiers
l0-Bank OF England reduced the rate OF discount 10
"a rer cent. This created sensation in the city, as
people had ceased 20 expect the reduction.
l2-Fngsh newspapers OF this date contained news OF
the death Of the youngest sister Of Robert Burns, the
poet and the sole surviving child Of the family circle
Isabella Burns, or, she more Familiarity known,
Mrs Be9g was born at Mount 0phant Ayr, on the
2sth Of June, I'LL and had she lived TIL her birth
day would have completed her eighty eighth year She
the seventh child and third daughter OF William
Burns and Agnes Brown, the members Of whose family
may mention in the order OF their age-Robert, Gil
bert. Agnes, Annabels, William, John and Isabella.
Mauchlne TO John Begg, who accidentally killed al
esmabagow 1913 and whom she thus survivd for tho
long period &C fortyvc years She knit pair OF stock
ags for the New York Crystal Palace In 1885, which
sent to tina, exhibition through the editor cf the NEw
NoRx HERALD.
22-Advices from Mexico dated nj Vera Cruz this day.
stated that the position ~ Affairs had not undergone any
material change. II reported that Zuoaga pre-
pang for fight and that Gen Marquee had been defeated
near Guadalajara by Gen. ncaolado There Ave
French and three spanish vessels war nj Sacr hcos.
The United states soopof Saratoga also there,
and another sloop on Vera Cruz.
FUTURE FOREIGN CHRONOLOGY.
II win be that chronology or foreign events
complete tho as, day Of the year of tbs
would be impossible by present Of communi.
cation by wind and steam. Hat by the time our next
chronology ready publication, the extension OF tce
graphs by land and will be great and universal,
that the list OF events IN all parts Of the world of 1859,
viii be published tie NEw YoRK frrsD of Jan. 1850,
q the ais, Of December Of the previous year
THE RULERS or THE WORLD FOR 1859.