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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-01-16
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN CONSPIRACY
'ondence Of the n. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of the n. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON Dec. 81, 1857.
The Administration is not like the ass Of
the logcians, dying of want between two equally
attractive stacks of hay; it is rather like more
natural and possible ass between two goads and
the most urgent of the two drives it Southwark.
Walker, the buocaneer is to be let off without
trial, because taken upon neutral territory. Com
modore Pauldng-a!ready very promising Pres
idential eandidate-is to be tacitly rebuked.
They manage these things better in France" and
elsewhere in fact, anywhere, better than at WASH
ingtOn.
All things tend to the re-opehing of the slave
trade If Walker and his pratical crew cannot
be taken at Punta Arenas neither can freshly-im-
ported African negroes be taken off The prece.
dent must be established for the buccaneers, 80
that when these same buccaneers become slave.
drivers, they may enjoy it's immunties.
A temporizing President elected by the South.
must yield to the South and the South now be-
lieves that they have man who will not only aid
them in the extension of slave territory. but will
provide the necessary stimulus and motive for
converting Punta Arenas into a barracoon for all
the southwestern States.
Nicaragua is doomed, and With it the party thss
calls itself democratic"
The South, at present represented by Walker ~
its true exponent, will insult the Administration
! by demanding to be replaced-in the person Of
the buccaneer and his bloodhounds-upon Nicara-
guan soil. The South, supporting, defending. and
applauding Walker, thus quietly kicks and spits
upon the Federal Government
| You of the North cannot form true estimate
of the fervor and enthusiasm with which buccs,
neerism, as a means of extending and perpetual
ing negro and other forms of Slavery, has been
adopted by the half million of slaveholders who
elected James Buchanan.
Punta Arenas, at the mouth Of the Del Norte
branch of the San Juan River. is, or has been,
claimed portion Of the British Protectorate.--
This claim has been ignored by England herself,
and by the present Administration. Punta Are.
mas is now treated as part of the territory q
Ncaragus-any claims of Costa Rica being also
passed over-because it is convenient for buccan-
eerism to have it so considered.
If Great Britain protests against the action Of
Commodore Paulding. she becomes the defender
end advocate of Slavery and the slave-trade. BY
not protesting she finally abandons her Central
American policy. She is willing to leave il, az
cause of quarrel, perhaps Of disunion much more
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-01-16

NOR in his voice, 81 did not mean to distrust you
But, truly, this idea Of Liberty seems to me more
or less phantom. | can feel concerned for spec
ial cases of oppression and cruelty, and admire
special cases Of heroic rebellion against injustice
aud arbitrary power, but Liberty, in itself, is
vague few persons, on earth are free, and those
by no means happiest or most furnished with the
means of doing good"
II might reply to this last remark in the lines o
the poet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Judse Dowdcn, our new Commissioner 70 the Sandwich
Islands. s In town and stopping u the 81 Nicholas We
understand that he leaves 10 morrow In the Moses Taylor
for Aspinwall, ~ youte for Honolulu.
Admiral yerman, whose movements On the west cosss
f Mexico have made him well known, Is In town. He
from Vera Cruz 70 New Orleans with President %
monfo. The statements In several of the papers that he
s In this country to obtain and money for General
Comonfort, he assures US, is entirely incorrect He Is
here such mission He belongs to the liberal party
d Mexico and hopes for the moral support Of this country
for that party; nothing more.
ARRJvAIa-
From Port an Platte in schooner Bronte.-G " Iotz,
Horpt Rosn Mr. Nadresae Capt Turner late of schooner
Caro- Amelia.
DrrARruREe.
For Charleston, in steamship James Adger-Mlss Grs
void, Mr. Fellows, Alex McCloy, Robinson, Capt II
NLss Prime Root and lady, Ale1 Richardson, Miss
Clark. Miss Bunter Mrs Lord. Hyde, HYDE, A
warbsrg Mr. Hartmann, Mr. Prince Mr. Decking, and 10 In
the steernge.
FOR Norfolk, &c, In steamship Roanoke-wm white, VIM
Lombard VIM n Kennedy, "a Bonner, Titus Hart Mrs
Allen, wmiaG Davis fpohsrtya Martnesu, Mrs
Laurence, Mrs Smith, Moore and a In the seersse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

called upon you ON their behalf? A. They together
sir; was simultaneous; they all came Within Ave
recolect which came 6rtt; the interview WAS in the
Bowery Pank building; that was the second Interview
Did either u the stockholders or the two gentlemen
state what their object In this inquiry and exAmnA
ton A. They did not, siy.
O. What was that satisfied you Of the propr,ety Of
this examnstionY A. The fact sir, that any of the
stockholders desired examination desired TO have
examination made
Q Was nothing sad abou. any frauds connected with
Q md you suppose that there was some other OBJ
ject than the mare examination Of the books9
COUNSEL poR PToeECVToS-I object
The RECoRDERThs s open 10 the same objection the
other.
O. Were not other n,mes mentioned in that converse
ton besides Mr. Devln's and Mr. wood's2 A. Yes, sir
in the examination Of the discount book
COUNSEL FOR DEFENCE (tntsrrupting)-I object TO any
COUNSEL FOR PRosxcuToy-Let the witness tell the whole
story.
Question repeated. A. Yes, SIR
O. What name thAH A. J. B. Smith.
@ We're Mr. Devir Aod Mr.. Wood connected with Mr..
Smith in that conversa,ionY A. Mr.. Devlins was,
O. Was anything said about the impropriety Of having
notes Of Mr. Devlins dis counted In that bank for Mr..
WoodY A. ! do not recoilect.
Q. Was Mr. Devlin 3 name mentioned 10 connection with
any criminal suppositionf A. No, sir
Q Was Ar. smith'sS A. No, sir
DID you participate in the exausn.tonS A No, sir,
nothing further than In standing by the side Of the gene
men.
O. Did these stockholders stand byP A. am not posi-
tive; think Mr.. Bartrsm did
O. Did you hear either Of those stockholders dsparage
either Mr. Devin Mr.. Wood during that intervewY A.
do not know.
Q. Mr.. Cady Was there but this once9 A. Only this
while was present
WnEs| would like 10 make explanation as
TO the manner in which Mr. Smiths name came
up. In the course Of the examination Mr. Cady, In
running his eye down the book, saw the name OF Mr..
Smith In connection with note discounted for Mr. Devn
and he remarked 1--WE know who he is and made note
OF it, and that the only mention that made Of Mr.
Smith in the course Of the whole investigation.
COUNSEL yoR PRoeDCULIoN--That was in answer To my
question "Who 70 J. b. SmithS'
WnNns-Yes sir.
@ Was there . note discounted to Mr.. Wood or Mr..
Devn for 900 which bad been paid TO your personal
knowledge, or which Mr.. Devin or Mr.. Wood bad padp
THE RHCoRpER ruled out the question % nadmissible
COUNSEL FOR DEyKNcWas this ust previous 70 the Last
Mayoralty election2 A. Yes, sir.
The investigation here adjourned 10 IL n. to-day,
subject 10 the Of the counsel for the defence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

suysnp Covpr-Crcuit--Nos. rs, Ile, i2s $50, 2o1,
2le 23e 2e 2ea, 2es 2ee 2e7 soo soi ao2, so3, aoi
30b, 900, S0f.
UsIrxD sr.rw Drrucr corRr-Nos 80, l3s, a. 4s4, 49,
81, 80, o. ~, Is
1o2 $50, 591 SOC ter ais SAT, 44o 4es ass ~ 222
500, AZ, 472, 6o4 1et, tA, 134 461, 474, br, 900.
CoMvoy P1sAs-Part Mos l74, 4, ass, 4se, ITO $40
14, $40, SAL b42, 543, 545 $40, 64 b. Part 2-Nos.
bb7 70 and including $50, 42s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
Naval Intelligence.

The sloop Of war vsndslia, from Portsmouth, NJ H. for
the Pacific said 10 have made the run TO Rio Janero In
thirty one days and four hours from anchorage 70 anchor
age which IL the shortest made between those two
Ports She reached latitude two degrees and longitude
20 in tweuty-one daysan extraordinary run We have
before stated that the vandaa left Rio Janero on the lin
OF January for Valparaiso
Lieutenant George H. Cooper has been ordered TO the
United states steamer Colorado at the Gosport Navy Yard
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Barring Broihers e. Co.'S Circular,

Per lfrhq LOxDos. Friday June 25 ls9-5n m
In Colonial end Foreign Produce In1sets b~~n
quiTy T. hoNLY at previous rates CoSsOLs 5.ng5f
iDI the sccoun Bar SILVER Mexican DoLLARs 5l0 nomi.
nal AMERICAN EAGLES 70 O. nominal DoBLooSs Spanish
tocan EALOflg bss. Hondue, auction abou. On. hsf
iouHd tuyei' tom as2 for ord. apG mid Black with Silver
from i005 II for far bod AID 3aS . f5r ord
.eecA sy qqctt5 bsss Tsndss oay partly p,eed
tO dtfI iol god red.
Coss-"ih avery small supply Of r. sh Wheat. .h. mar.
k Las been ~ ady Tie arrivals os Foreign have consde4
se with Z alteration In value last weeks average qaoons
2 aA Hbh.
cortss irae;iye fine For.n sIoe English I'll. aai
Cs<e a io7 ic Yellow Metal lOd u
IL 1otiLs there ha been fair business vi weaker
plcs NE sa!e' are o casks 59 bbs 53 5zS a, So asV
lof ow I'D to mid II a7 or mid coory good md bu.
~ i 10 st ord la ci.ks G bb. and IS bsrs Jasis Al 5U
do r IKE hne ord. % low mid acd .,r good eoIory; 10
bss Bahia y o. ordinary. Two fos ing earsoes
toid-err a 500 b ,s Rio low good Al for ,b.
eanesp nuJr panK and one Of bags ssn.os
a; ID - the Col;inel..
In Corfos isrty any Transactions. A, Liverpool tie market
HtNP-M1s I. rsa3y; Ss5 bI.. a, suction were nnosty
Siie.ed o e - 10 ~ mid ropbg qIsty IS b.~s inlay
BED 70. AZ ton Juts: 80 taes nearly al PLACED
seiy ~ pies,i IA Qal5s fH 70 fl5 Is 4El7
iEvN" quote bsI lid Bus 60 free board 10 WGss.
S1nssa rlts (" - .or mixed Soa on Cly'e.
&c b1 pkfs Cso, OIL were ha disposed of q 81 %
90 ss ssisw to flee oond Panbsgo 52s barrels sold 4:
We f est aud lump to bags C,wrie Guul q, Is Tlj
- cees Honduras Ssp.3s 3d l76 cssss C1nph)r -
o. az 500 bag, Tufm-ric at Is az fr Bengal fSrhsy
LssEED- 80 qs have been imported during the week.
trd with less active Geinsni 70, the C7I,nsnt ses hsv-
been Is.Icted st the is,ss Of sst week Fs IldiA 81
o.. Black Sea - a % - Psterstnrx hne 81 GS5
hoLassEs-10 punoaeon, have been pis,t ., l5 for Tnt
d,d u. ios Ansisss; - cabs M.aIi;las ssid ui2.
LAsttp GALS nss' w'sa s"oa sac Sf ssS Ss~t''@
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent,

fFom Our Own CoTrssPoDSe-L
PARIS, June -, 1855.
TIE complete lull inGomes.ic politics for the pSs.
week gives the opportunity to speak of dramatic
piece entitled Les Ltes"SS PGUrrss, which has ha6
the rars privilege of be;Dg more talked about for
tie past month than any play that has appeared
within tie year. On lis literary merits, whi:h are
considerable, and its qualities as dramatic per-
ioEDarce : shall not enlarge. What 10 more worth
notice here ard likely 20 interest you readers, is
the sgbect Of the piece. In its manner of tre,.
ment By the c;amatists, in Emile Auger tie p:in-
cipal authors defense Of it in lis preface to the
Ecw pubishod G-ams, and in the discussion by the
critics and the public of drams and preface, are re-
vesled curious traits d Fren,b, or, TO speak more
justly. of Partisan manners. To bring these into
proper relief few words of definition in artificial
h,tory. ard few wo-ds 10 partially explain the
story, are necessary.
The Partisan AOHRc is not exactly toe female II
the American Lon. She is, rather female dandy;
but, beside dressing in the ksht OF tie fasb0o. she
Displays her extraysgant toi<tte at eorseraces, on
the publ, promenades and in the frnnt bexes OF
the ,beaters, with certain boldhess and adee.a.Sn
Of parade. Any little eccentricity Of nawer, cal
ensted 10 draw public attention 10 her (ssAing
to.lette adds 10 her leonine quality Nine. G,soTge
Sand | observe that the American newspapers Sye
p p9sed Nine. Sand, qal.e antekncwU g tcr,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

,se.e asa sn sGual lack Of srns.i9n OF Foglsh Ran.
Ssy stocks srd they rstsia dropping tendency
rb. istnsnc for money in the dtscoaI, m>sket todsy
ass 90 sctive bat few trsrs:ctions took pacs osov
,ba p,,k e Frcland Ulinimur. TIE bulls islifg aaa
IN The m Of July tSandsy mus. b. met on Ssi r,v
ard sustained Gem nd is consequent e,pe.t.3
No bullion was sent ioto or ~ilhdrass fson the Rank
70 6sv
r,o- TSs rosdsa TiaH CITY .4,ticisl
The Calcutta telegram th': mornlrg. shcwrg tbs
;ntsIrinsble dtcu ties which the lncisn sroay have
10 meet ca AL sides, caused the idn1s " op -
decline of snd TO cooiilus dull Lhfcushou' me day.
Money srs ia increased demand to-day, Ooth a. The
Bsrk snt in the discount market.
In ,he foIeisn e1obsnse this siteInCon TIE rstss
yere sbout the same rs l.st post.
CoNNvRcfAL Ire coaus rcisl sdvlces from Csl-
euta Yesterday sppesr rot 10 be uutsyorsbe IS lar
Is the demand f,I Eng sh msrufsclures 10 concerned.
The rAte of exchanges shows more variation. A.
Horg kcrg the exchange indicate ssgu. turn IN
f,yoT cf This couutry while ST Shsnghae there has
been an adverse alteration, equal 70 about u cent
Tie Times in its weshly review OF tae P'odues
market remarks that there are none of the nasalors
cf returning animation ususlty anticipated ~ ta1
reriod hut All sburdaRt aud eaiy harvest may ssssS
restoring st.biily. ,c.,.
The fe or Of dispute with the Uuted sta'es nav oS
>ubsideG Csnsoa Government Bonds cave ccu,e ia.o
increased request.
Acvices from Constantircp'e ssy the rate OF sx-
chsr ge has experienced Nioeut re,chon OF 10y.
Locking al The slow progress for the declarations x
appeals unlikely that tns Lext qaSIterly indigo s.'es
viii .quel the original estiT ates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

On the 23i Of Juue the HoUse of Lords wes Lot IN
se.sion.
In the House of Commons, Lord Goierich moved
the second readitg Of the bill for the Registration OF
PartI ships. The bill proposed that al ~ho entered
into partnerships and aeded under other nanes than
their own should be required TO enter their names IN
register fer the Information Of the public IN general
Opposiuon 70 the measure so strong thai the bill
was Withdrawn.
On the 9th, in TIE House Of Lords, the Earl os
Msms sbury read she official account received from
the FieLch Government in refererce 70 the murder OF
the crew Of the free labor ship gina CWli, Of
the Coast Of Africa and the subsequent esFtre of the
yessel by the British mail steamer E.h,Oys. IL sp-
pesred that the veSse! rot taken of by
the E.hope from any cympathy toward the negroes on
board, but from feeling that the crew had been
Murdered, and that the emigrants on board were pi
rates. Ihe only dtGicuty tast had srisen bad been
whether the French esp.an, who Was On sAo-o VIXEN
the enjgrsn.s the Of the Gre ", aad vino
had all along declined 20 sossnt 10 the apture O. the
vesssl BY the E,hioPe, was liable 10 psy salvage lie
bad d.stinctly refused and IN the cad ,wo French
ms ofwar removed the vessel from ;he Loe sar
tsrs, where the dispute arose.
Lord Broueham protested sgaint the negroes ca
board the ship, who were proyed to have beea taken
Oh board IN msLsces, beirg rega 6ed IS sms srsn,s.
He trusted that FieIeh Sna Euglish, or 80 Amer
issn icer would be Commissioned TO Clsire nts the
whele circumstances of sha case.
After iew words from EsIl Grey in 1snuocis.oS of
the "fIee emigration Noveinest, the subject was
dropped.
IL the House of Commons ! .9-i Stsul,y moved tts
second reading OF the rev Oil % amend the Govern
next Of India. DE expl,ined lie provisions which
have slesdy been published N fri, and suonttsd
the bill TO the csndid consideration, Of the House
ue,spie Of reform, which would sriduil!y ieed 70
etler r o:ps, end, substitute t9r provisional
krm If government, to mpre per nsrsrt and vslUa-
be foIm Of administrator, under the 6rect respousi.
kIry Of n Minister Of the CrswE.
Mr.. Biieht made lengthy speech on lEdisn sl,irs
IN general and STAYED ths. although he considered tts
bii is,ed IN cue or two points, no would aot oppose
the vcoId reading. lie thousht thst the Governor
G.nerssbip eeooo be sbolishtd the poe.ioD of that
ofcer being too higa, and his power too great; and
hot indie sDond be etised into five ak presiden
ces With Pretd.us If gusl ralk eseh division beng
entirely iEdepenosLi OF tie otters. lie urged that
Idis should be governed for lnaisn interests coo
Teconmsnced G0yerl meat, the nonsp. the bu
Pesssd, 70 issre proclamation offeripg general anu.
psfy 80 the fTs act dore by tie Queea ss the Sover.
eien - Irdis. Mr. Bright na % slaoIy otbsT propo-
snons, ard oopcludeo tisspse'h su.t loud cheers.
hr. Nbl.eside ;aouyht some Of xrs Br sAts sag
fssnoIs Eere qrie impfac.ic.oe. To, &. ne ans
NE "a I'd DO tpJ1 ne Jr,l7Iss ke soy,eF,i 7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 n,ivste letter tom India in Tks DAILY Necs,
ssys people at home srs much too sangu.oe of q
spteay termin.iion OF tne mutiny. We have not
f,cs er,uah 70 do II. l. is obyous taat The mutt
naers have yet lost heat and cur WORK Is net yet
half done. ..
TIE House of Lords reasons for insisting oa their
amer dments 10 the Oa.hs b.1 are publfhed, ouIhey
are erdered Of comparatively little interest," says
Tie Times by the notorious intention OF their tf sers
TO absndon the postiou, which is now for the last
tine os;susiby defeated.
me DAILY Mars observes that, the state of Mr..
Brghts leith having prevented h.m from tskiog
part hitherto in the Indian deb ate he hss been obliged
70 oorderse into speech al the ignorance aud all
the absurdy which would urder other clrcan,-
stsnces. have bsen dilused through some thlr,Y or
forty. Mr.. Bright fesses that hls object is taay
to abolish tae rdIsn Eu pirs IN Hincostan.
This staItliLg paradox he pTeiaced VITA pEolesia-
ton ef his dtiidsuce.
The Mornmg Post referring TO the speech, ex-
presses tie opinion that if any Of tbs prnclpsi sU-
Y stors Cf tie member for Birmingham oe adopted,
India is lost to US end our heirs forever
Tie Morning CaroRicie says there can be 10 ques-
tiou thst Mr.. Brghts speech contains uuch that may
hereafter be used for the benefit of ndis, noswith-
standing ths, many of his propositions may be met
with practical OH ciors.
The Duke # Mslskcn dDed vito her Majesty yes
terdsy IT cou psny with the King Of the BeglAns and
two Belgian Princes.
AZ special meeting of the Chester and liolyhsat
Rawsy Company yesterday, bill was assented to
for RISING GOO OO0 on the preference shares. The
Chairman stated this sum required for the pur-
pose Of subscribing their proportion TO the cost of he
rev steam vessels for the improved postal service
between England and Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

ps'c.ed rste "a this &c he HeNcsr rs2:-ect-
stIves IN Paris. Isouecn, MADRID, snd other Coars
supp,sp.LtsIy credit Ct sixteen nillons ESQ oeen
g-su..d fcr re Wsr Dspa-tuert.
The Ps,is corresc0nder. Of The Loz&oE Gl75s ssys
a rumor vas aios. .hs. British iiplomscy hsyIng e1
e,c.sd sore pressure S, Madrid ss e uisssure, III
slavc-trsde repression around tie cos.. OF Caoa,
Spain hss s2phsd q France for SUPER; sesn'. any
cory proceedings IN IsS pr. n...sA cruisers
and had re, encouragement: ~ ths. quarter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
CHINA.

The dates t,slegrsphicl from Hong Kong arc :,
Nsy5.
At CaIton general disrast continued TO prevail, and
the iDhsbitants were leaving the city.
Considerable Injury had ben inflicted on HING
Kong By a waier. spout.
E1change a, Hong Kongisi
A. Shane hae ON the 9TH Of April the i'm port market
were inactive. Silks Rad declined 20 tae:. Tae brsi
nsss dene during the month w.s estimated az q OlaD
bales. Exchange 8 , for credits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
SPAIN.

The 'eh,uAcp CT SarssOsss disd a; tee age of S.
yeas.
Tie Plris oorrespoaden; Of TIE london Post says:
- VI. I-airss "a the Mexican Elvoy, who refused 70
sckEowisdge tie temporary Government of Gen.
ZIlcees, has received dispatches from the Cons,iu
tior.i usvsrnIen; Of Jurez, approving Of ais con-
eEct, ant seqEes,g hin = re-sW his prs.es. scs.
81 conyeeiiaas coLeiGded b. Span sitn tae Za.oas,
G.yIIGe,i. NJ. L.;tg-s be- . c9Ese9rsscs es-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON To
LIVERPOOL.
FTs'a Tie Daay Ntirs { Ciy .fr'ieleJ ]

F'." Ile Dlay ftNf tNy ir'lel<L
LosDos, Saturday, Ju1e %, 1853.
Friday Erea'Hg -Osiog chiefly 20 the rsws fr, N
Hdis, Which is considered discoUrazing, the funds
were ratter fsiter today closing az reduction of
per eeIt To Afford idea Of the stsgn s.ion Of bu.i
Less, We may reE'Jn that 70 of the isrges. ,bbe-s
II Lorsos me who occisi, nsy hsys TRANSACTIONS I,
me e1sht of four miiors Of stock open, have been
altogether atssE. rom .te usikst for soase vs.ts
IL tse ..eI oe, ir:ren.a ef ne Stock Esc..rye
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
ITALY.

Ths Ne.uoli,an GcYe-rrsn 0. hsd msie srother re-
duciou in the duty sD saes, imported in ioregn ye
sels.
Stocks Of earthquake oon.inaed to lie experienced
in Napies. Sevsrs hurricanes had slso Incurred s1d
8. Sal. Gf.y houses hsd been crushed IN by iaiiog
rcoks Will twer:y three persons lost then lives aud
several villages were almost destroyed by delrse OF
rain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
PRUSSIA.

The City of Dsntzic hsd been visited bya very de-
slucve IRE. Several grea. faeior ries -four mil. and
hsd been destroyed bu. the full extent Of
the damage had not bsen sscertaiDed.
Later Intelligence ssys the co1hsgra.ion DESTROYED
- rouses sntsilinS l5ss of niliion taalers Five
peTsors pershed in the lanes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

TIE royal mail steamship Africa, Cspt. Shannon,
which saed from Liverpool st about 10 O'Clock on the
mon irg Of Saturday, the 2G,h Of June arrived here At
On Thursday, Jry g.
Tee steamship Northern Light arrived oui al South
tpy,on on The morriog Of the 18th Of JGne.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

TIE decree nominating Prince Napoleon leaves the
MDtter Of Marine 10 administer soloy the affairs Of
the Navy.
The Ef glish Intervention in the Cagsri csee il said
II have exc ted great Indignation in southern Iely.
A dispatch in The Adcer,iscr dated Naples 22i.
says: II reported there that Sardins in.enis To
peuist in making dcmsnd for the payment of an u-
demni'y by the Nespotan Government TO the suffer-
ers By the capture aud detention of the Caslisri.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
THE SLAVE TRADE IN CUBA.

FRANCE SUPPORTS THE SPANIARDS