The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
New Ysxk, Sunday, July IL, 1858.
Ths News.


BY the arrival of the steamship Fulton of Cape
Race on Friday last, where she was intercepted by
the news yacht Of the Associated Press, we have
European news to the 3oth ut four days later than
the a5vices brought by the Africa. The Fulton saw
nothing of the telegraph fleet. She reports encoun
tering strong westerly winds to the Banks but saw
no icebergs. Intelligence had reached England of
iportant successes gained by the British troops in
India. In London consols were quoted at 95S a 953.
In Liverpool the cotton market was buoyant, while
bresdstuffs were steady at unchanged prices.
We have news from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst.
Gen. ydaurri at the head Of eight thousand troops
was marching upon San Luis and the capital The
speedy downfall of Zuloaga and his party is regard
ed as inevitable. The forced contributions were
collected with rigid exactness.
Owing TO an accident to the train between Balti-
more and Washington, the Seventh regiment have
not arrived up TO the present time (half past one
o'clock. The Seventyfrst regiment, Colonel Vos-
burgh, an escort battalion of the Seventh, and a
company of the City Guard paraded yesterday af-
ternoon, and marched to the Battery, where. after
remaining until eleven o'clock, they reformed and
proceeded to the Jersey City ferya telegraph des-
patch having been received that the National Guard
would arrive by the Philadelphia train. AT twelve
o'clock second despatch was rece7ed by the
Colonel stating that all were well, and that
the regiment would come by the Amboy boat
and land at the Battery. The military were
again marched down Broadway and formed near the
steamboat dock. Great enthusiasm prevailed and
thousands of persons are anxiously awaiting their
arrival Broadway, Cortlandt street. and the vicinity
of the Battery were densey crowded during the
night The several armories had their flags half
mast during the day for the death of Mr. Hamilton,
whose melancholy fate is painfully felt by all mill
tary companies.
The brig Mary Alvine, which arrived at this port
YESTERDAY reports the death Of William Murphy, of
Philadelphia, q passenger, of yellow fever, on the
b.h inst, also the death of her captain, 7. A Wy
man Of Lincoln, Me-, of fever, on the 9th inst. The
brig was sent to the lower bay to perform quaran
tine.
Nothing of importance transpired in the de Rviere
romance yesterday. The Captain still keeps Sc
cluded aud out of the way. Officer McDonough, who
became de Riviere's bail, turned up yesterday but
denies knowing his whereabouts. Another romantic
affair has Just come TO light in Hoboken, in which
the daughter of the proprietor Of yauxhai Garden is
reported TO have become the wife oftwo Germans in
less than one week.
The Cancemi case was again brought up yester-
day in the Supreme Court, when motion was
made by counsel for the prisoner for an arrest of
judgment and a new trial. A report of the pro-
ceedinrs is given elsewhere in our columns.
According to the report of the City Inspector
there were 442 deaths in the city during the past
week-a decrease Of 5 as compared with the NOR
tsl.y a. the week previous, and 22 more than &C.
cared during the corresponding week Of last year.
OF The total number Of deaths last week 2s7 were
children Of ten years of age and under, and &c in
mates of the public institutions. The following
table exhibits the number of deaths during the past
two weeks among adults and children, distinguish.
ing the sexes
Week sus.og July S.lG 9. IA lla ~
week esoi7z July 10. ~ Of hi 1as AZ
Among the principal causes Of death were the
foilowiup.-