The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-09

a success, rs viii be seen by the report of the pro
ceedings elsewhere.
Another interesting chapter on the flibuster CUES
ton may bSYound in to-day's paper. 1t comprises
letter from General Henningsen. some account of
Walkers men at Norfolk, and the conduct Of Capt.
Chatard Of the Saratoga together with the proceed
ings OF filibuster sympathy and indignation
meetings at New Orleans and Mobile. The
meeting at New Orleans was rather tame
affair in point of numbers and enthusiasm;
but the resolutions adopted are brimfu of de-
nunciation OF tho course Of Com. Pauldng and the
administration The Mobile gathering is described
az an "immensc; assemblage'-"an imposing and
earnest demonstration of the popular feeling Of the
South in condemnation of the late action of our
naval forces IN Nicaragua" &C.. &c The resolutions
OF the New Orleans meeting were endorsed, with
declaration that in the event Of the failure Of the
government to restore Walker and his companions to
Punta Arenas, they (the meeting) will withdraw
from the support of the administration; and more
over, that they regard any as unworthy Of sup
port for Office who hesitates to condemn the govern
ment for such failure.
The Indiana democratic State Convention for the
nomination Of candidates for State officers was held
ceptions to Of the sentiments contained in the
resolutions endorsing the administration, and
division in the ranks of the democracy in Indiana is
expected in consequence.
The majority of the House of Representatives of
Maryland yesterday refused TO receive the annual
message Of Gov. Lyon because that functonary had
INDUCED in animadyersions upon the Knew Nothings,
and charged that the Baltimore delegates obtained
their seats by fraud and violence.
The newly elected Recorder, Mr. Barnard, entered
upon the duties of his Office at the Court Of General
Sessions yesterday. The first case brought before
him was notice for bench warrant for the arrest
of Michael Wogan, who was convicted of arson some
time since but permitted to GO at large condition
that he would behave himself. The warrant was
granted. Wogan is the man charged with shooting
Cassiday and Kennedy in the Fourth ward on Thurs
day night. George E. Parmalee indicted for steal
ing goods from store in Warren street. surrendered
himself, and was committed to prison. Emma HILL
passer of counterfeit money. was sent TO the Pen
Tertiary for two wears. Sarah Z. Hall was sent to
the State prison for two years and three months
for attempting to commit grand larceny Robert
White burglar, was sentenced to Sing Sing for
term of four years and nine months. Judge Russell
occupied seat on the bench during the proceedings
Additional advces from Ponce, Porto Rico, to the
Sd Of December, state that the latest excitement
there was produced by the presence of the pianist
Gottschalk, accompanied by Signora Adel Patti.
-Four concerts had already been given and all were
well attended. The people were about TO present
costly testimonial Of their admiration to Gotschslk.
Adyices from Campeachy, Yucatan, TO the Goth
ult state that the had made but little progress
since last accounts. Hostiities were suspended on
the 10th. when commissioners from the govern
ment party ptofered terms Of peace; but they
we're unhesitatingly rejected by the revolutionsts
and the war will probably continue until one
both parties exhaust their strength.
We have Tampicc dates TO the 2eth ult. The
news of Comonfort's coup detat ut the capital had
been received, but caused no commotion whatever,
and the new order Of affairs was quietly acoui-
esced in.
The State Senate was not in session yesterday.
The Assembly met and adjourned till Monday even
ing.
The advanced views Of holders tended 10 restrict sales
of cotton yesterday, which confined to about 500
900 bales closing at an advance of about &c per ID.
the receipt Of the Atantics Flour continued
steady and ia fair demand without change Of moment in
prices Wheat firm, with limited sses given
another column. Corn Grmer, with sales of yellow
&C., and Afterwards held at &c. Pork Grmer
for mess with sales at SIS % SIS So and Of old a,
about sl4 81 and primo at s1s sl2 IS. Sugars were
steady with sales OF about coo hhds and co boxes Al
Prices given in another place. Coffee fair demand
steady prices The cargo Of the Zngarella consisting
Of 800 bags OF ro sold private terms with
lots Of Rio, Maracabo and Java TO the trade at prices
given elsewhere Freights steady, with moderate
engagements. To Liverpool about 900 bales Of cotton
engaged at 3led, -four at IS and wheat in ships
bags Cd To London 500 bbls -four at 2s Cd, with
beef and pork terms given another place and 900
bhs, dour engaged for Glasgow at IS. Cd.