The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

fH.sl asry va crs az che opsr a. preachers TO
r. iA''s sls~ al rer~on-- he slso alluded to the
niiny corrtior = 20 back streets cf New York.
uiF'nc pirate en.Sass to take interest In hsv-
'nR them cleared Il thr Cooperation would not. Mr..
Mc'''sgor csr~sts a. return % New York in i've or
six pteks
IN smother coluran may bs found fall account OF
The excr.saou down the bay en- Saturday Of the
sicatnbos, Casr Yrsarr which Is 10 start today for
Lake Nicar0gua and. a. connection with tie steam
shirs Washington and Hermann. and some river
boats yc, 20 a. down form the Nicaragua line to
California eBcer the White aud Siehsins grant.
The spccct a D White. q which we give report,
viii he ioand Interesting.
cur correspondent from Puerto Cabel,o informs
o. ihr measures taken by Che French and British
Ministers 70 bring 70 terms tho Evolutionary gov
eminent a. NeBezncla. II will be rccoilected that
IN tie late revelation there the protection OF the
allied fses was sxtenced 10 the late Prcsident Mo
nsgas and his tsmIy. After the hostilities had
ceased, the new government managed 10 cet posses.
sion OF the pesenS OF Aonags. bis snin-aw and ooe
OF his secretaries, with the understanding that they
shond not he punished for any political offence This
understanding, ho~ever wa- sough, TO Ne evadcd by
the party in power who wond undoubtedly have
bad no, the allied ministers lserfered and required
him and his connexions 10 be delivered up 10 them
In safety. That demand being refused, tho matter
was given into the hands Of the commandments Of the
French and English vessels on the station who i'm
rlediately took measures 10 cocrce the Venezuelan
government, by seizing oil he national We sells in
Lagusyra and establishing blcckadA. A cores
pendent states that the day after the successful de-
r.
strong remonstrance the part Of the Venezueans,
in which an appeal to the United States threat
ened the blockade Of Puerto Cabclo aud Iaguayra
was raised by the British md French commanders.
By The arrival Of the brig Alma at this port. we
have files Of Nassau, n. p, papers to the 18th ult
They contain but tile news Of int est. The graft
flying intelligence OF the successful laying Of the
Atlantic cable was received the 18th, by the brig
Atlantic from New York Seventy-ive per cen.
salvage had been awarded on the net proceeds Of
the bark Mary Chapman, Of Calais Me-, wrecked at
Long Cay, Crooked ISLAM, while on her voyage
from st. Jago de Cuba to Boston, laden with TO-
bacco and sugar Fifteen pounds sterling had also
been accorded TO the wreck master.
The Spanish brig Immaculate arrived M this port
yesterday from St Jsgo dc Cuba She sailed from
the latter port the sth ut bound for Bremen but
the fever broke out on board and committed terrible
ravages On the 14th ult. one Of the crew died; on
the 18th the second mate died, and on the I'D the
Captain Qtida) expired. The vessel was now with.
out competent navigator, but proyidentally fell IL
with The ship Richmond, bound from Boston for
Buenos Ayres. Mr.. Strong. second mate Of the
Richmond, took charge of the brig and brought her
to New York Mr.. Strong remained on deck during
the whole time he was on board.
Tho "a es Saturday embraced abou. $50 bscs
closing firmly on the bes ai27Sc for fair strict
mddlcg uplands. Flour lrm for rejected and com
brands Of state ard Western wse tho higher grades
were unchanged. Wheat firm, but sale we're Light
Corn was in fa,r activity, while prices for inferior TO
sound Western mixed were heavy and easier prime
lots Of white and yellow were scarce End unchanged
Pork Continued 10 DO held with hrmocS Gales OF mess
were made al eli 20 81 rs, and OF prime at els &C.
Sugars were quiet but firm. Coffee quiet prices
were sus'aired. Freight engagements were msserate,
and chiefly confined 70 Liverpool while rates continued 70
rue dull Small e.gag mouts made for London and
10 the continent but terms which made pub.
lie.