The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-03

The steamship Angio-Saxon, which Left Liverpool
90 the afternoon Of 2lst ut arrived in the river St.
Lawrence yesterday. The news is three days later
th,n previous advices but Is generally of an unim-
portant character. The annual financial statement
bad been made TO the British Parliament, from
which II appears that. though the revenue of Great
Britain for the past year has been in excess OF the
ordinary expenses Of government, yet the extraord
nary expenditures incurred for the ensuing year will
exceed the estimated receipts BY 100000 IL
Ia proposed to make up the deficit by q
tax on Irish whiskey and penny stamp tax on
bankers checks. The budget had been favorsbiy
received in financial circles. The London money
market was dull. Consois on the 10th ult. were
quoted at s6s a 96i for money. American sscu
rifles were heavy. At Liverpool the cotton market
was very buoyant az advance Of one quarter Of a
penny on the prices current on tho sailing OF the
Arabia. Brsdstufs were depressed. The scquittal
OF Dr. Bernard had created great sensation In
Paris. Tho details OF the from India had
reached London, but they contained nothing Of In
portance.
We have news from Porto Csbello, Venezuela, 70
the 18th ult Our correspondent writes "a folows;-
"Ths country Is at present very quiet, after blood
less revolution great in its results. Ex President
at a private residence, and must disgorge the
treasure Of the country which be has 20 fisgrantly
purioiped, or suffer the consequences. The pro
visionsl government issued n commission inviting
General Paez at New York, to return 10 his native
country and assume the Presidency Of the republic
The document was oonflded TO the care of ak
gentlemen Of the Legislative Assembly, who
are to embark about the 20th Of April, In
for Philadelphia. Elk President Monagas' son
has escaped, much TO the surprise and regret
Of the powers that be- but he cannot embark
from these ports. II Is presumed be has gone over
land 10 Raleigh. In Britizh Guiana. Captain Conroy
Is under bail, and will leave shortly for the United
States"
The United States surveying schooner yarina.
Lieut. Com. Craven, arrived at this port yesterday
from Carhagens, New Granada, whence she sailed
on the 9Th ult. The ysrins has been engaged for
some time past Ia surveying the route for the con
templsed ship canal through the Isthmus Of Darien
20 connect the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans. A
list Of the names of the officers Of the yarins and Of
the typographical corps, Is given elsewhere.
The religious anniversaries Of the season were
inAngursted last evening by the meeting OF the
American Board Of Foreign Missions. Owing 10 the
financial revulsion Of the past winter deficit 10 the
cash accounts Of the various reformstory and pro
psgsndist institutions Of the country Is generally
anticipated but the balance sheet Of the American
BOsri shows that it, expenditures during the past
year have exceeded ts receipts in the nconsidersbe
sum Of Use only Rev. DR.. Dabney preached the
sermon before the Board report Of which, together
with an abstract Of the annual statement, may be
found In another column
Ia consequence Of Mr.. Devlin's letter to Mayor
Tiemann. res'gning the Office Of Street Commits.
souer, the proceedings az Mr.. Devlins suit against
Mr.. Conover and Mr.. Cooper were taken before
Judge Sutherland on Saturday evening, pro for,a,
and dismissed.
The bark Ottawa, bound from Mstanzas for New
York, towed into Charleston on Saturday by the
steamship Nashville, having been found at sea in
distress by the last mentioned vessel.
The annexed table shows the temperature of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range OF the barometer, the variation OF wind cur
rents and the state Of the weather at three periods
during each day, viz: at A. NJ, and and O'Clock
IL. M