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

ME HALLS OF TUE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
Case Of the Bark Thomas Watson
Investigated.
the CURIOUS TEMPERANCE LIBEL SUIT,
AC, &C., 10.

The CITY Of Warrington boarded by the news ysch
81 Ne Associated Press of Cape Race Friday evening
md ynspss Of financial and commercial sdvices
segrspheo from g. Johns, r. appeared IN the HKRAIl
- the mcrphs OF Sunday sth inst
Our European flies the City Of Washington receives
yesterday contain the following additional intelligence:
m the House Of Dords 2lss Of June, Bishop Of
Oxford for the between the British
government and the Governor Of Hong Kong respecting
emigration from Hong Kong and China since 1866.
IN the Commons, in Com xittee Of Supply, vote Oh
sss4 900 for public educational purposes agreed TO-
u s,ated that 200 900 children we're deriving
teneht from these expenditures for education
On the 22d ulimo the House Of Commons SIT Il hui-
~er Lytton stated that owing 70 DresoIsres the mail
service Australia present contrsct was 70 DC can
ceIlsd and a entered into
rhe following resolution vas moved BY LORD Holman
md adopted After considerable debste:-
That ts contrary usage and derogatory to the
aspy OF the orse any OF is members should briog
srwsro promote advocate in tue House proceeding
or In be may have acted been
r or in consideration Of any pecunary fee reward.
ne American ship Onward had arrived at spitncsd with
military mvaias from the Cape Of Good Hope.
destructive hree in Lonaon, broke out In
he bes factory Forrest Co. of Lmshouse and
tended 70 several adjoining timber yards &c burning
space several The loss exceeded fl00 900
gerlne The second cobnsratou occurred the Fresh
oesu0ye0
warehouses their valuable contents. The loss is said
10 be enormous.
trial of rruelove the bookseller publishing
. libel ON the Emperor Of the French, the Queens
Bench the 22j OF June, Attorney General said be
that the jury would not be called
upop try the Indictment The defendant prepared
- never intended csuntenance the crime
or Assassination and 10 express ais regret any
rasesns,rucon should have been put upon his pubica
6op and that the publication OF the work had ceased
Tnss confirmed by defendants COUNSEL and yer.
aet Of guilty taken The prosecution of rchou-
zavssi q ike charge, disposed of in the same
nasner.
Madrid was stu suffering from the food criss but it Is
ssS 70 be more fictitious real Bresd had risen one
fourth while there grain In the market
On the LIST Of July and ward the postage upon
eters conveyed by packet between the United Kingdom
nd Martinique, Gusdsdoupe Curacao reduced TO
NE uniform British OF sixpence the half ounce and
according 70 the usual scale This postage be
paid m advance, the letters will not be forwarded.
The London Meas OF 22d Of June remarks
Few subjects IN mercantile community are of greater
importance than the rt bit regulation o. the laws affecting
Bankruptcy and insolvency To the great reprcach Of
As country here scarcely any portion Of our lay
camille confused In its rules imperfect in
~ amir is,ratioD than this
The s,es uship vses Capt. Roberts, arrived at South
sopton England the 2ls ult with the heavy portion
o. the Bombay mails peark Of the value OF f222 Ooo six
tortoisesne, Of shawis Of
ssspaches % OF silk l,5a4 bales Of silk and
SO packages OF sundries.
Il stated that the special Neaposn Charge d'Afsires
81 Vienna had Quilted thai court In dudgeon when
eora thai Austria would back up Naples against the
demands Of England for compensation in the CasAri AZ
lsiy.
Turkish authorities devotng all their energies
NE preparation Of fresh expedition against GrAhovo
Montenegro, unless The peasants quickly submit The
Turkish force was expected ~ 600 men The
peasants showed themselves less disposed ever 10
soknswieoge the Turkish authority.
report the Montenegro question was
70 10 arranged by sent there TO define the
BOUNDARIES. In thai case Admiral de IAgrsv1ere, who
ocnsands the French ships In TIE Adrsc, would for
France. Two steam guDbos,s vere TO be sent 10 the
Aoriatc 70 facilitate the Admiras communication with
sbe shore.
The Atlantic Telegraph Fleet
Preparations being made In Eng and 10 welcome
Ne Asamenpon her expected arrival with the Of
he Atlantic cable IN vslenna Bay.
me calculation that she would reach there on or
about the 26h OF June. The principal directors and Off
cAis Of the COMPANY proceeding 70 vslenta, and
FROM Ireland Lord Lieutenant would
ss n attendance the arrival az the squadron for the
purpose Of pAugurA; ng the lire oy message Of ,cacc,
The Of her Majesty 10 tho President OF the United
s,ses. Il AFRO expected thai Prince Alfred who
cruising about the Of Ireland in the Admiralty
yscbt BLACK Eagle would join the squadron engaged In
laying the cable.
the African Slave Trade
CAax OF THE BARK THOMAS wArsoN-THE STEAMER
BLOODHOUND SENT TO ENGLAND.
Tho Bloodhound had arrived from the west
cs~st Of Africa.
On arrival she Wa visited by the Commanders In
Chsf and inquiry held board the mater OF
her beng sent home consequences Of her having taken
INTO Sierra Leone the American bark Thomas WATSON,
which vessel aerw Ids released and proceeded 70
sppsars from Information obtained TIA, on The 1ith
Of las The Bloodhound r1rg nj snchor In
'ns on v. snss 'oe ,,ra,s
yards the Bloodhound On being rescued from his peri
Ious stuaiionshe waer swnmIg 9TH sharks-he stated
that his johnson, native ~ Cape Ooast Castle,
beng British se,te meni he claimed the pro
the British flag In consequence of The treatment
he had been uheced 70 board OF the Thomas Wstson
He had stppeo ste ~nd, and smugsled on board
w,b0ut ne Governors permit; and beng informed By
ne nsi The mater Captain oousene had sold him
% q spsnph passenger on eord one Of the cres OF .
SLAYER taken the coast and condemned ne (Jonnsonl
requested 10 be taken shore. get bis name entered
IN b Governors bcok guarantee for his sale return
" HE ccuntry The captain would not oossent n ths
eoi hrcsied him. and put guard over him 70 prevent
Amer beng brutsy punished for attempted evasion
be succeeded reaching the Bloodhound ~ described.
Robson, u bloodhound, attended by one Of his
pffcsrs, proceeded board the rnomae watson The
matter -as Informed o. The statement and demand v~
for CAPTAIN Cousers admitted that Johnson
trered The boz ks and ultimately agreed that
Commander Reb-oo would send board me nex morn
ms, he johnson a. the rate " IS month
ARD Dot STA Johnsoc asserted he agreed Tor Accord
lnF'y rosng next morning Captain Cousins
E'ormed bin thai he hsj consuted With the supercArgo
Ano sno0o pay wages and demanded that Johnson
snonaa ~ returned Q
ms uonmander Robson refused 70 do, and In conse-
an RI ri
have b@on retsrted Commander Robson ordered the
70 % tssen 70 serrH Leone for The opinion Of the
JCaee Aovycsie
AZ NE insDs NNsop happened 10 be an American
vessel We gooee Adrocse refused 20 interfere, At the
name unt ssAnne Tat bad been Spanish Portuguese
vessel ne mlgnt have scted d.Gcrenty The ship
bcn allowed 70 proceed W Der desao too On the repre-
Of DE loreul tl., p,,uanc,ra