The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01


principle and practice of the right of search as aban
doned by Great Britain. The government has re
solved 1t is said TO despatch efficient naval force
to Nicaragua to protect our citizens there aad in
sure the opening of the Transit route to the com.
merce Of the world. Late accounts from Paraguay
indicate favorable settlement of our difficulty with
that republic Our dispute with New Granada
however, is not likely to be adjusted speedily. The
new constitution of that country was duly signed
on the 22d of May 1t is now looked upon as GER
tain that the Cass-H erran convention will not be
ratified unless prompt measures are taken by our
government to bring the New Granadans to terms
The steamers Arctic and Water Witch have been
ordered home from the Gulf They will repair TO
Washington.
We have received our special despatcehs from Salt
Lake City and Camp Scott by mail down to the
morning of the 9th of June. They contain much iu-
tesesting matter regarding the condition of affairs
Mt the headquarters Of the army and noighborhood
but the most important points of the intelligence
have been anticipated by the telegraph, and have
already appeared ia our columns, and as the pro-
ceedipgs in the British Parliament upon the impor-
tant pending questions between England and the
United States occupy large portion Of our space,
we are constrained to postpone the publication of
the details. II will be seen. however from the
closing letter Of our correspondent, given
in another column, that General Johnston
was TO advance upon Salt Lake City as soon as
practicable after the arrival in camp Of the
achievements and supplies in charge of Colonel
Hoffman and Captain Marcy. Both these officers
probably reached Camp Scott about the 10th of
June and doubtless by this time tho army Is quar-
tered near the capital of the Mormons.
The convention called to cndeavor to settle the
differences between the Erie and New York Central
Railroad Companies met at Buffalo yesterday. SO
far M the pro ,eedngs Of the first days session,
as reported by telegraph, are an indication of the
feeling Of the parties, there seems but little pros
pcci OF an amicable adjustment Of the aforesaid
differences.
The European news to the 10th ult.. brought by
the Arabia reached this city from Boston last even
ing. Our files, dated in London on the 10th, con
tain full reports of the highly important debates
which took place in both houses Of the English Par
lament on the night Of the 18th and 18th ultimo
on the question Of the right Of search at sea and the
African slave trade. We publish the proceedings in
this mornings paper.
The screw steamship Borussia which left South
ampton on the ming of the 18th ut. reached this
port last evening.
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