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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
City Intelligence.

The VETERANS Msxoo FIEID-voLUsTgERs
FROM NEW YoRK Crry FOR TIE MORMON wAR.-In artici
patton of the ultimate defeat of the bill before Con
gress increasing the present organization Of the regular
army and in view of the probability, that event. Of
volunteers being called out in the prosecution Of the
with the Mormons, understand that regiment has
been organized IN this city and its services rendered
the President of the United States through the Governor
Of this State In volunteers should be called into the
field, this regiment signifies its readiness to muster
armed and equipped the law Directs a, moments
warning The officers named for this regiment, 30 far
we have learned, AZ follows
toloneI-ward B. Burnett, Colonel and Brevet Briga
der General late New York Volunteers)
Lieu,.nont tolons-Addson farnsworth, (revet Major
late New York vounteers)
Maor-J. H. Hobart Ward, (Commssary General OF tho
Ca,toins-Henry Gaines, Alfred W. Taylor II. paraon.
Wills, J.. +. Harrison, j. IT, Sherwood, Henry Msion
Peter McDermott, j. H. Starr, Wm. Ii. Browne, b. 4.
Livingston
The names OF the other commissioned officers we have
not learned but understand this, Ike othose
toned above they composed Of who have sme:
gunrowder and served their country honoraoly during
the late with Mexico. The names Of most OF the Off
have mentioned large proportion Of cizeas
! familiar with. Gen. ". B. Burnett was among the
first volunteer his upon the ant Of
hostiles between this country and MeSco. In thu com
paen, he commanded the First Regiment New York Vol
uDteers-a regiment whose distinguished services added
greatly to the brlsncy Of that war and the honor
the state represented. Major served with
distinguished honors the regiment a Lieutenant
and subsequently as Captain. Gen. Ward Sergeant
Major in the Seventh Infantry during the Mexl;an war
and occupies the post Of Commssary General Of the
state. The captains with few exceptions served in var
rious regmenLs-mosto Of them however, ths New York
volunteers. The organization good one, AMI its
needed satisfied will give good account
OF itself
BuRGf-,RY-The dry goods store No $50 Canal street
entered the night OF Friday, 2,d inst and robbed
of nearly 5000 worth Of goods The mater was imme
droly placed the hands OF tho police who have thus
TAR done nothing but keep the matter out OF the newspa
pers II extraordinary what pains tho police take 10 keep
all bugaries secret and what little attends their
efforts " catch the rogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
THE WAR IN CHIN
COMMISSIONER REED AND the MINNESOTA.
The American Railway and Telegraph
in Japan.
THE ESCAPE OF THE ADRIATIc
kC,, &c, Ia

We publish this morning some interesting ex.
tracts taken from our European files brought by tho
Canada.
A letter from Cayenne, Of Dec 3, in the PAare dc
la Loire, Says
We have to inform you that the Orion, of Nantes
which despatched by Captain Cheyaer from
the western coast of Africa, Oct. L. with 2bl
negro aborers on board, arrived in this port Nov.
20. She lost but five during the passage; they died
OF dysentery. Everybody was delighted with the
fine appearance sf the men, and the principal nhabi
tants OF the colony are preparing pc i.on TO tho
French government, praying that great many more
such men may be sent to them, s 900 more negroes
would not be sufficient 10 supply the demand.
The Court UIondon) Circular thinks the time IL
come when the Prince Consort's position should be
"reetiied," and that he should receive the style Of
King. IL informs its readers that "his right TO that
honorary style does not rest with the votion OF
Ministers or with the pleasure of the people. 10 il
the law OF England since the days OF Henry VII.
that the hrsbaDd of peeress in her own right shall
if he has issue by her. be tenant by courtesy Of her
barony, earldom, Nc This rule, IL IL said applies
not by right, but by grace, to the spouse Of the
reignng sovereign; but the law OF grace is Just as
potent in question Of this nature az s the law of
right II is clearly within the personal prcrogatiye
Of the Sovereign TO order and command that the
Consort of the Crown shall, in all such things a.
title, place and precedency, have and enjoy Ae at.
tributes Of royalty
Letters from Naples Of the 5th instant state that
the submarine telegraph cable in the straits of Mes
sina is broken. II will be Immediately laid down
again.
Atelegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg, dated
January IL says:-
The mobiles of the district Of Nijni-Novgorod have
just followed the example Of the nobes of iithuania
and ~. Petersburg, and have asked the Emperor's
permission TO enfranchise their serfs The Far peror
Immediately granted their request.
The Kilkenny, Ireland, Journal says
For the last few months persons who left this city
emigrants have ssturned to their old employment,
In Kilkenny and cartion their neghbors again t ven
turing to America at present. Several members of
the niles of those who have left our city have fall
victims TO American fever. The story Of desola-
ton aud death which these poor enigrants reaye s
fearful and we hope IL may serve a canton 20
others TO turn their thoughts from emigration and
cling TO the rock OF the old country.
The weekly returns of the state Of employment IN
Manchester. Eng. made by she chief constable on
the 18th inst, IL of much satisfactory charac-
ter, for though the total number out Of employment
(9,0js) shows an increase of 325 on the previous
week, there is an increase of 6,70s in ful employ
ment making now total Of % ,302 in full work out
Of G,499 There are l2,l39 on short time, being a
decrease since last week ofs,93s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
Mayor Tiennann ard tho Lottery Policy
Dealers,

Since the Mayor commenced HE crusade against the
dealers in lottery policy tickets terrible panic ap
pears has taken place among those engaged in the
ness and half of them have already shut up shop
The war, We informed, will be carried the
greatest vgor during the whole OF. Mr.. Tenants
mayoral.y, by which time II is presumed there viii be
lottery policy Office left in New York The following
The names OF the parties thus far arrested:
George TalImae ge Of l2s Beekman street-hed 10
swer in defaul, of $500 ball.
Henry whitehouse, 2s Spring sreet-gave bail in the
required smount Of $500.
Henry Mongrath, Of Io2 Warren street-aned $50.
Frederick Brady, 1872 West stretched to answer in
default Of bail.
Charles Kyder-held 10 bail in the sum Of 81 900.
Charles Miller and N. T. Martn--held TO answer
The Mayor has appointed squad Of police 10 the
formsnce Of this special dutyhat Is, the arrest OF tho
policy dealers.
Sergeant Berney, of the officers who have been de-
tailed for this work Is appears, dissatisfied with the
marks which have appeared in tho HERALD and under
took to call reporter to account therefor he
piled the order Of the Mayor for the names Of the
parties who bad been arresei and being informed in
reply to his question: that they required for pubca
ton in the HERALD he said,-
For the Hfa,Mp-yes-well, don't think the HERALD s
acting right in pitching into this matter-what does
RKroRrxR-I simply desired to get the list OF names from
OrT1cx-Yes, but don't think you have any right to
be attacking the Mayor and when engaged in
this work.
RxPoR1ER-lndecd. Has your name been mentioned in
the HERAIDS
Or11cKR-Oh, no; but It's not right, and don't think
the paper will find 1t To is interest to be attacking US In
this wsy.
RKPoRryR-A that desire Of you the list Of names.
and II you attend to what you have hand you will have
enough TO do without undertaking the management OF
newspapers
OH1cER-Ch, yes, We are determined 10 arrest them
all, and OF them will be let up.
RlItQR n
Of the parties arrested.
orrIcKa--wsl, Mr.. Crolts (snother ofcer) will give
all that you want
Mr. Crofts applied tn, and with pronptitude, FOR
which he duly thanked, furnished tho reporter with
the required list As Sergean, Berney, he sill and in
the proper performance Of his duy athat demanded II
him. and no attends TO that he will have az nluca as
he do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
The Case or wogan..
CouBr-Is CHAMBERS

Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
JAN 3oon the application of tx Judge Beebe, the trial
Of Michael WoCan charged with shooting boy In the
Fonrh ward removed from the Court OF Sessions 70
the oyer and rermner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
FOB KURoPE.

ne HsraA Edasaen ~ EuFSpe-Addltonal
"Details - tie Brit1sh Outruges.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt. Shannon, viii
leave this port this afsernosn for Liverpool
fhe European mails will close In this city q quarter
b twelve O'Clock this morning.
fhs Europeas edition Of the HERALD, printed n Preach
naA EAgliA, will b publshed u ten o'clock n the
nsr,ng Single copies, IN wrappers, SIX cents.
Babsoptoas md Advertisements for any sditsa Of the
Hsw Yosx HaD viii b received ss the following places
In Baope%
Lossos. .ssmson Low, Son & Co., ~ Lsdgase Hill
Am. European Express Co., 81 King William 81
LvRroot. Am. European Express Co., Chapel street
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East
PAM Am. European Express Co. 8 Place dc h Bourne
aAvxn Am European Express Co., II Rue Cornele
~ osetests q the European edition Of the HERALD
vI combine the received BY mail and telegraph II
~ eDs during the previous week. and up 70 he hour Of
Vsb,lsaAsa, together with tAs --latest pasticars relative to
- sshrses Of TIE Brstnh cvSisos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

many attractions to the stranger who has plenty
Of loose cash, Is the favorits watering place.
The Opera engages almost tho entire attention
of those who patronise indoor auusements.
The prima donna, Nine. de GAzzsniga, Il a very
fine artist, and she has made great sonsatioa.
She was, however, 50 unfortunate as to mako
her dt5ia in tho smallsouled city Of Philadel-
phia, where they have . fne Opera house. and
have had fns artists, whom they could not ap-
preciate. They allowed Gazzaniga and Ron
conf 10 sing to empty benches, and ruined tho
manager. They have no appreciation Of art, IL
It costs snyt thing. Their Loss, however, Is cur
gain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
The La Plata Expeditisn.
our BuEsos AyRrs CORRESPONDENTS

bcEsos Arnss, haroh w, 1858
The onoers composing The IL Plata expedition arrived
here In the bark Dawn, after passage Of forty seven
days Ron New York, all well. Commander J. Page,
U. s., ~, Who 70 command The expedition ell bs out In
sfev days.
ne sesmer Arsenil,s built for the erpediucs By Capt
Forbes In Bossoo sipey fest h length and draws too
feet Of water. She s In ucusevidso having safely
arrived there after psssAse Of sixty SIX days from Bosom
The officers OF the expedition consist Of Commander
Paee, Ueutenssts O. r. McGsry Y. Carter, cnass-
Ter aud o. trhnstos Passed Assistant Surgeon j. y
DUNCAN; and Third AsistAst Engineer =. w. lyman
On the passage sut, being short - wsfey, the hvn
anchored on Pernambuoc for rupply. Nos wsnne 70
communicate wNh The shore fer fear n qusrsnuse m.
port the orders were ssot through he guard boe so
Davis o., ship chambers, volunteered 70 supRy r
Of ops mile he pawn vss charged thirty dcla hnsen
dollars we're paid for twenty pineappes and sx dollars
for transportation cf frut no the res on me onsrse IN
proportion We cana 70 the connausaos - f"@""~""
Wa q dear place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
The News.

despatch from st. Louis states that by an arrival
ut Leavenworth news has been received from Camp
Scott to the Sth utmo two days later than previous
accounts. The person who arrived stated that no
dispatches had reached the camp from Governor
Cumming but this is undoubtedly mistake, as
IN officer of the army, writing on the 9Th ultimo,
states that an express from the Governor had just
arrived at the camp with intelligence that Governor
Cumming had started from Salt Lake City for the
southern portion of Utah. The Independence, Mo-,
correspondent OF the ST. Louis Republican, writing
on the 4th instant says the Salt Lake mail of April
Is had arrived there bringing news that an express
had reached Camp Scott from Governor Cumming,
stating that he had been well received at
Salt Lake City, that Brigham Young was
willing to transfer all authority, and had enjoined
his followers to recognise Cumming as their fu-
ture Governor and aid him in the discharge Of his
duties This intelligence is coroborsted by letter
from Salt Lake received by Mormon residing near
Leavenworth, which represents everything quiet in
the valley. Governor Cumming was in the city, and
che people had abandoned all idea of fighting and
gone to work on their farms In connection with
this news we give this morning couple Of interest
ing letters from our special correspondent dated at
Fort Laramie, together with q proclamation Of
Lrc8rUcut Dutuhu1u nuiS6smk VIC pohcy thhs
il TO guide the Peace Commissioners Messrs.
Powell and MCulloch-in their negotiations with
the Mormoas. The President warns the Saints
to beware Of the punishment which they win
receive by persisting in their reasonable course,
but offers q fun and free pardon to all who
will submit themselves TO the authority Of the
federal government. At last accounts the army at
Camp Scott was suffering greatly. The weather
Wa cold and stormy, the duties Of the soldiers very
harsssng, and the provisions rapidly Eliminating.
with certainty Of resort 10 mule steaks and even
fare. There u.s. moreover, prospect Of any
immediate relief for them, the supply trains have
been, II not stopped entirely, at least seriously
tarded In their progress across the plains by heavy
snow storms and swollen streams.
A despatch from New Orleans states that the VI
GilAnoe Committee disbanded on Monday night
They have not disorganized, however, but say they
are ready at any moment to carry out their princi-
pies. The authorities had arrested number Of the
vieiIants, but they were subsequently discharged
from custody. So far a. we are advised the election
on Monday passed OF pescesbly. The following are
The names Of the candidates nominated -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

WAsEsoros, Jsns Q, isi
On motion Of Mr.. Buorss, (sdm) Of Pa the Sc
vsssd 70 extesd ths ssssios 70 Monday The IAN Ms,sn
ayes "a, nays 10
The credentials were presented for the nert sen,,
term OF ain years OF Senators Hunter, Clay and Bros
The vfCr PRESIDENT laid before the Senate com a
ton from the Peruvian government respecting the
on the Peruvian isands which was laid on the Abls
Mr.. Butss, Of Pa, introduced bill repeating ~
iantio releersphio oct OF March, 1857.
TIVE Apsv AUTHORIZATION Bill
Was then discussed, and s2s 900 voted ror
alteration of the old Arms into srsech Io~
ones, Of which sum - 900 s 10 test The
liability d wards magazine hammer for u,vr,
primers me spproprisucc fcr the pay Of The VI,
vo'unieer OF ise1-sSse, ooo-provoked debate, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

More HORRIBLE OUrRAGEs IN KlSsls.--It
appears that the free State fighting champions
Of law and order In Kansas, in the absence Of
any stray Missouri border ruffians to shoot at,
have turned TO shooting each other. Thus, the
notorious Jim Lane, the Major General of the
free State fighting vagabonds, did, the other
day, deliberately shoot and kill bis next door
free State neighbor for daring to approach the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

SUMNER REsoRTs.-The sudden arrival Of hot
weather has stirred up the keepers of the hotels
at the several watering places, and We have pub
lished quite number Of their announcements In
our advertising columns. The publcans ct New
port, Cape Nay, Old Point Comfort, West Point,
Lake George, Shrewsbury, and all along shore,
are brushing up their houses for the summer,
and In fortnight or three weeks, should the
season be as dry and hot o. at present indicated,
the fashionable hegira will be in full flow. Even
now the railways and steamboats, are beginning
TO feel the pressure Of pleasure travellers, .
class 80 distinct from business men on the wing
rs 10 be easily recognized. The lawyers, judges
and city officials are hurrying up their business
preparatory TO q summer vacation, and the
loungers have already begun 10 OF towards the
North. The fashionable hotels are filing up
with Southerners and CslfornIans IN route for
the watering places or Europe, and In day or
two we shall have an influx Of Congressman and
the Washington lobby, who will leave the CAPT
tai like rats running away from well picked
bit Of cheese.
The prospects Of the season at the watering
places are not very brilliant The revulsion
pulled down many business men who were In
the habit Of throwing about their dollars like
pebbles, at Newport or Saratoga, and the In
creasing railway facilities have opened new
places Of health and pleasure. Still we hear
from various quarters that the hotel keepers at
the fashionable summer resorts have promised
to mend their ways, to improve their houses In
all important respects, and to do away with the
odisus black mail system instituted by the ser
wants II they carry out these reforms they
may have fair season; but they must not er-
pect 10 make 30 much money s In the flash
times.
For the present, this metropolis, with Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

mark stated to have been made By Mr.. HAskia
In exculpation Of Mr.. Schell, its excidoa is the
more remarkable from the subsequent dissent of
that gentleman from the reports Of his col
leagues. If the observation in question was
really uttered by Mr.. Hasain, 1t Is bat right
that Mr.. Schell should have the benefit Of 1t;
II not, then the party who has dared to take
such liberties with the evidence should be
severely punished for it. We look with ouri-
osity to the result Of this supplemental investi-
CATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
THE LATEST NEWS,

the Trs~blss In New Orassa~
vr VI IL sLs0fIoH- DIsBANDmG q, I.
LAhrS, BrC.
NEW o,IzA~, Jns 9, ~
Gerard 6ath, tho American osndid,&> n MXvs
~ ssjsrsV, sst many q The priao,pal ns~ss :.
sa1s uOkas srs SsfeassA. The city 4 u~,sk. rSs(
Ianes broke - thstr camp last night, s.1 S,.b,.
Ihey ere nss dssrsasized, hswsvsr anA say ss..,
ready y oarry sss tAsir prsotplss q s.y nsus.s
Ihs nnniotpal aathsritaas ere saxsesd n sres...
concerned h tAs vgxanss novemsnG, end win
beea hsss4 for Tie arrss q the leaders q ths oa.r
high txeaspa.
EoR1 O'CLOCK p.
fhs CITY b NV quist Durng tho day there wsre
few oasss q rswdysa. ne Mayor has stopped M,
arrests, nd discharged IN Ne arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

hzs wruAE Coscwn.-we desire 70 cell The parsicu-
lar attention sf readers 70 the anrouscenent Of
cert By Mis- " L. Williams, the welsh Nightingale" on
10 narrow evening. 81 mozart aar nis Williams d ocs
o. The most eminent ballad singers In EssIasd AS,ss
ye~ sincs abe Wa tneuoed BY Barnum 10 come 70 the
Urted ssates, he prcmisiss 70 make her fortune he
came, and the promises Of B0num not being kept she
soos len him. Since theo nla williams has met With
many misforsunes she has much artistic merit aud de-
serves the support Of The community.
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Naval InHslIsgs~os.

MAns ros IN wsr ooAsr oy AysIoA.-rhe pAcks brig
Calvert. for hs wess ccsss q Africa w sa from Phia
dsspAs On N lin ns An ie<asvs and ssw.paPeu ~
The Afrcsn squadrcs and others VII be brwArdsd n
ss.s 10 The ro~e,es Lsass onos, PhiAaslpha Exchange,
On o. before she ADORE date.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

TIM orr.A The "Fsvorita" viii be given shs evening
for the lass time. eszzsnga really great 10 The last
act giving The music degree Of dramatic expression
which recalls The best days Of Grisi
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Fan MAsossr-Artisles Of upicc have been Agreed
upon BY the Grand Lodges S ODD Feloss Hall sad coo
Brcssvsy and The disputes which have divided tbe fro
tersay have been aniossly settled This was The cause
Of universal oopAsulaios among The Srerss Of the city
Iodeee yeaterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

81 Ward John Newman y. y. Leefe
stith, the Know Nothing candidate for Mayor. was
elected by les than three hundred majority. while
eeversl Know Nothing nominees were defeated
In Congress yesterday the Senate was engaged on
the Army Appropriation BILL which was finally
passed. The amount involved In this bill Is Oh 600,
900. bin was introduced repeating the Atlantic
telegraph act Of March. 1857. The bill providing
for the ocean postal service was taken up but the
Senate adjourned without making any progress on
II. The House was engaged in discussing. in com.
mittee, the amendments 10 the Miscellaneous Appro-
pristioo bill. The wifletts Point Investigating
Committee presented their reports The substance
of them is given under the telegrsphic head
There il q report from Washington that chal.
Ienge passed yesterday between Senator Benjamin,
Of Louisiana, and Davis, Of Mississippi, In conse-
uuenoe of offensive language used in debate on the
Army bin Y e believed however that through the
tnterccion OF TRENDS the affair has already been
satisfactorily arranged or Is in progress Of adjust
ment.
Our Belize (Honduras) correspondent furnishes an
Interesting letter, dated May 81. The Leg stature
bad passed new law for regulating salvage claims.
directing the awards to he made by port wardens in
stead Of the arbitrstors heretofore called ON 20 act
The sum OF fifteen hundred dollars had been appro.
priated for the purchase Of a small FIRE engine in
New York, and II the machine gave satisfastiop
Eve Others with two ladder trucks, would be ordered
from our builders The crops Of mahogany and log
wood we're large. Sugar and rum had fallen greatly
in price, with great quantities on hand Sugar could
not be sold at four cents per pound Trade was ex.
ceedingly dull in Belize, and all the merchants were
selling by retail. II was reported that Honduras
and Guatemala had declared war against each other
and number Of people had left Truxillo and moved
Into Rus'an for safety. The colony Of Ruatan was
Progressing In wealth and social comfort. and Eng