The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04
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IL il reported that the President will appoint
commission to proceed to Utah for the purpose Of
inducing the Mormons TO yield obedience, by repre-
senting the determination of the government to
redgce them to submission. and the uselessness of
Opposition. Governor Powell and Major McCulloch
are spoken of as the Commissioners
The Senate and House Committees on Foreign
AfAirs about TO recommend the immediate abro
cation Of the Clayton Bulwer treaty. Negotiations
TO that effect now going at Washington be-
tween the United States and Great Britain. The
English government is said to have no objections TO
the abrogation of the treaty provided certain
cessions are made in Central America.
The War Department has received dispatches
from Lieutenant Beale, dated at Kansas City on the
Esd uh. Lieutenant Beale reports the complete
success OF the Fort Defiance and Colorado wagon
road expedition and of ts practicabiity during the
winter months. He speaks in high terms of the
csmeis-
A resolution adopted by the State Senate
yesterday that the Health Officer OF this port be re
ouested to inform that body as to the prsctcablty
Of ventilating vessels a, Quarantine by mechanical
means. and whether there are other modes of ven
tstDg infected vessels indicated by science which
are moi in use at Quarantine resolution was also
adopted appointing a committee 10 examine into
toe Health Department Of this city.
The bal to allow agents of all railroad and steam.
boat companies to occupy premises inside o
Caste Garden, with the privilege Of selling tickets
came up 90 q third reading yesterday in the House
and was defeated. A resolution providing for the
adjournment Of the Legislature on the 18th inst
was lying on the table of the Senate yesterday.
Coroner HILLS yesterday, with the assistance Of DR.
Beech, Jr.. examined the remains Of a female body
found in barrel forwarded TO this city via the Hud
son River Railroad. TO which VIC alluded yesterday
Prom the absence Of any definite testimony the Co
roner adjourned the further hearing Of the case 20
future day.
The mystery enveloping the death of young
EamUels seems TO deepen. The Coroner's Inquest
yesterday was unable 10 trace the perpetrators Of
tIie outrage-but the evidence seemed 10 point con-
clusively 10 the fact that the deceased murdered
m Brooklyn and not in this city The details Of the
evidence before the Coroner yesterday viii be found
elsewhere.
Another probable homicide took place last evening
at no 10 North william street. A boy named Nc.
Carly was sho, with pistol by man whose name
was not ssceTtained, and who escaped Immediately
after the occurrence. The keeper OF the place, who
" an italian and his wife were arrested but could
give no clear account Of the occurrence, further
thsn stating that the attack was unprovoked by Nc
Carly.
The new steam corvette japanese Just finished
by Mr.. VIM. II. Webb, for the Russian government,
returned yesterday from a trial trip at sea. She
started last Thursday, and the trial is said 10 have
proved eminently satisfactory.
We learn from the weekly report Of the City In
pectos that the number Of deaths in this city during
abe past week was 446, decrease Of 30 as COM
pared with the mortality Of the week previous The
following table exhibits the number of deaths during
the pas, two weeks among adults and children dis
finguishng the sexes
Men. HOmen. Boys Girls Total.
wecx endlnx March 2T....s5 - l65 13s 4Te
wce< ending April S......7i 81 la l2T A6
Among the principal causes Of death were the fol.
Ioxino