The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-30

The steamship Ariel, which left Southampton on
the 10th instant reached this port last night, and
the mails of the Anglo-Saxon, which left Liverpool
on the same day. arrive from Quebec during the
forenoon. The main features of the news by both
vessels were telegraphed from ST. Johns, N. F., and
Quebec, respectively, and published in the HERALD
on the 2Sth and 10Th instant. Although the Arabia
at Halifax has brought three days later news, ouI
files to the 10th contain some interesting extracts
The leading London journals of that day earnestly
advised Lord Derby's government to forever abandon
the right of search at sea, as they were evidently
alarmed at the unanmity which pervaded all classes
of men here In denouncing the late naval outrages
The Paris Moniteur again asserts that the Empire
is peace" However, the English cabinet watched
the assemblage of French war ships at Brest with
much anxiety. Sayres, the champion of the British
prize ring won the belt second time on the l4th
inst after an encounter with Paddock, which lasted
for an hour and thirty-fve minutes.
By way of Charleston we have news from Havana
to the 25th inst. There was nothing of importance
Transporting in political circles. The sugar market
was active, at previously reported rates.
Owing to apprehended serious troubles with the
savage tribes in Oregon, the War Department has,
il is stated decided to send portion of the Utah
called from Utah, and proceed to Oregon and as.
sumo command of the forces there.
The new Mayor of New Orleans, Mr. Stith had
some difficulty the day of his Inauguration with
a portion of the leaders of the party that elected
him. Mr.. Lucien Adams, one of the most prominent
of the obnoxious portion Of the Know Nothings, pro-
duced a letter of Mayor Stith written previous to
the election, pedging himself to give the appoint
W. Nil.
during his entire term il elected. Instead of doing
this Mayor Stith appointed Thomas +. Adams, ESQ.,,
recently merchant of good standing, to that i'm
portant Office The existence of this pledge had been
Iunored, but its production caused great surprise
No further demonstration against the Mayor was ex-
hibited and he was in, as was also Mr.. Adams
as Chief Of Police
court martial, recently held at San Antonio,
Texas to Try Capt Seth NJ. Barton, of the First In
fantry, upon charge Of causing citizen to be
fiogged. resulted in finding the accused guilty, and
in his sentence to suspension for three months and
confinement within the limits Of his command.
James B. Smith, lately Comptroller Flaggs clerk
against whom the Grand Jury recently found an in
dictment for forgery, in having altered the books Of
the Comptrolers Office, was arrested on Monday at
Yonker. He was taken before q magistrate yester-
day and gave bonds in IS 900 to the charge
on the first Monday Of the July term Of the Court
of Sessions.
The committee of the Common Council on the
removal OF the remains OF President Monroe held
another meeting yesterday. John Cochrane has
been chosen a. orator at the ceremonies and he has
accepted the invitation TO act in that capacity An
invitation ia also extended to the Mayor and Com.
mon Council, and the heads of departments and the
Board Of Supervisors 70 take part in the obsequies
There viii be another meeting Of the committee this
afternoon when II Is expected that the programme
Of the cUemonias will be arranged.
The Excise Commissioners met yesterday, asked
If there were any applications for licenses 10 come
before them, and on receiving no reply adjourned
for twenty -four hours.
Tho committee on the celebration OF the Fourth
Of July met yesterday afternoon, but did nothing
worth reporting.
The suit between the city of New York and the
lesces Of the State Of certain lots fronting Wash
ington market towards the river, was commenced in
the Supreme Court, special term. yesterday, by the
reading Of certain documents and further adjourned
to Friday next, at nine o'clock.
Writs Of msndsmus ordering the Police Commis-
soners TO pay the old police their salaries were
granted some time since and returnable Yesterday
morning TO the Supreme Court, special term. After
some discussion the hearing was set down for the
first Monday in October.
The Commissioners Of Health met at the usual
hour yesterday, Mayor Tiemsnn presiding. A
letter was received FROM Peter squres, Of the
Eleventh precinct, complaining OF a nuisance OF
bones and DIAL which were allowed 70 rot in the
neighborhood. producing dangerous cfiuvium.
nVrfro Al.
the Twenty second ward complaining Of the nuisance
occasiOned by swill carts. Both the communcs.
- "a wee relSrrred 70 the City Inspector
Hbe lO1ih cnnu.i 80. = : c-,-,..
College oe'i''i'e''''n' " -,
.ook place yesterday D. Niblo's, and mol
.nslandng the oppressive heat Of the day the
theatre was deDsely crowded 10y the te OF the city
The pros, "7rs were very interesting. The Pre-
scent (Chsrs King. ESQ, L.L.D) delivered an
eloquent address. m which he announced that the
Trustees had determined 50 establish Postgraduate
~ university course which would embrace school
e science school Of letters and law school The
Trrlish visiters-Lord =. Asaioy Lord Richard
,,,..-, ror end Hon. Evelyn Ashlcy-wCre present.
during portion of the proceedings.
me oO.soB make, wss quiet yesterday, dealers being
dspoeto 10 receipt Of letters dae BY The Arabih
bccrs doing The sales con6ned 70 come 200
90 bales, snhOui change in priSs. Flour was Ices
tuc, sai and active especially for c'n mou grades which
ca- AZ rather easier RACES, while extra qualities were
uuc.srged. Wheat ws in fair demand while prime lots
wort afm and common qualities doll and irregular. Corn
sdy, with moderate sslee q, full prices Pork
nruf ~ts sales Of al sl6 80, and prime s s5 %
81 500 SO 60 Sugars were arrn, and closed Al an adj
his VEGA sales Of 1so 70 nc. The sales EN-
braces about eco 200 hhds. Cubs and Porto Rico and
200 90 Auskapss, By auction, at rates given another
Tsos ocaee v@ quis. Freishs we're heavy sai co
g>teUssz Moderate