The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-14


Orleans with the California mails to the 10th ptimo
The Star of the West is fully due at this port from
Aspinwall. She viii bring 400 passengers and about
81 500 goo in gold.
despatch from st. Louis gives in brief the con
ditions agreed upon at the conference Of the Utah
Peace Commissioners Messrs. McCuloch and Powell,
and the Mormon leaders. The Mormons agree that
She army shall enter Salt Lake City without opposi-
ton that the federal civil officers shall not be in
lerrupted in the performance of their duties and
That unconditional obedience shall be paid to the
laws of the land. On the other hand, the Mormons
AVAIL themselves of the general pardon for past
offences extended by the President. The Mormons,
however, notwithstanding their apparent pacific in
tentions. do not seem disposed to fraternise with
the Gentes 1t is stated that all the houses in Salt
Lake City, except one occupied by the Governor
and his family closed against both the federal
officers and the strangers who accompanied them.
The stea mship Fulton arrived at this port yester.
day evening from Southampton bringing one hun
dred and fortyone passengers and our files from
Europe dated in Paris on the Goth, and London on
the 30th ult. The Fulton passed Cape Race last
Friday morning, when she was boarded by the news
yacht of the Associated Press. A summary of the
news then obtained was telegraphed from ST. Johns,
Ns duu PuuhSnSu III VIC A1hhALD VI Ouuuog
morning, the 18th instant
The advices from India are dated at Bombay, 9Th
of June. The dispatches say that the English divi
sion at Lucknow was strong, and the city well de.
Tended; thus differing from the Calcutta news by
the Africa, which reported the garrison to be sckly
and to number only 1000 men. The chief of Nur-
goond, who at the head of the rising in the Bonn
bay district is reported to have been captured. We
L. xhoxx - d.
towns in the Nzams country. but a field detach
ment left Bombay te restore order
The mails from China are dated at Hong Kong on
the 9Th of May. II is said that the Emperor had
replied to the foreign plenpotentiaries. He could
give direct answer to the demands Of the English
but congratulated the Americans on their faithful
observance of treaty sipulatons and the avoidance
of participation in what he terms the "aggressions
of the British and French" II is said that special
ENJOYS would treat with Hon. Mr. Reed at Canton,
and with the Russian minister on the banks of the
AMOR. very uneasy state Of feeling prevailed in
and about Canton. The coole slave trade to Cuba
was iourlsning.
Queen yictoria's message to President Buchanan,
to be the first transmitted by the Atlantic telegraph
cable, if successfully laid had been deposited in a
scaled package with Mr. Dallas
The steamship Leviaihan has been rebaptized and
Is now the Great Eastern" again.
Some spirited contests had taken place on the
English turf, the results Of which we give in our
compilation OF the news.
We have dies from Turks Island to the 26th ult.
The Royal Standard says:-2G,2G4 bushels Of salt
have been shipped from this and Salt Cay since our
last. Quantity hand over 100000 bushels. Price
8 to cents
BY way Of Charleston we have news from Havana
10 the 10th instant Sugar was active and firm.
The yellow fever was prevailing extensively. There
nothing Of interest transprng in political affairs
The steamer Water Witch arrived at Charleston on
Monday with dispatches from Commodore Mcintosh
to the Navy Department.
The bark Rapid sailed from this port yesterday for
the Isthmus Of Tehusntepec, with a party OF en-
gineers, mechanics and laborers, numbering lGO
and an abundant supply Of material of every de-
scription, for the purpose Of opening the transit
route. II Is believed that when the route Is in opera
tion passengers and mails can be transported from
New York via New Orleans TO San Francisco in
seventeen days and a-haf
meeting Of the Board OF Health Of Castleton.
Staten Island, was held yesterday afternoon, TO de
wise measures TO prevent the spread Of contagious
diseases from the Quarantine ground, should any in
fectious sickness present itself. DIR. Munday, the
Health Officer, stated that there was danger TO
be spprehended by permitting sailors with their
baggage, and men employed In the Quarantine
ground, TO have access 10 the town and proceed
ing TO New York In the Staten Island boats. The
resolutions passed in 1856 were readopted and the
Health Officer was requested TO wait on Dr. Thomp-
son and request his cooperation In the efforts Of the
committee Nearly all the members Of the Board
eyinoed desire to have DIR. Thompson's assistance
in the prsiseworthy objects which they have in
view.
In the Board of Aldermen last evening q resolu-
tisn acknowledging the courteous reception ten
dered TO the Comm1ttee on the Monroe obsequies on
their recent visit b Richmond, and Offering the
Inequalities Of the city to the delegation OF vrgi
mans now in New York, was adopted. Communica
tions were received from the Mayor vetoing the
report and resolution for the purchase Of the Wards
Island property; also against the resolution for the
new public pound at the corner Of Fifty fourth stree
and Fifth avenue; against the ordinance 10 re-ap
propriate unexpended moneys on account OF lamps
and gss for 1867; and against the reduction of tax
on property Of the New York and New Orleans
Steamship Company from the valuation Of sssoOoo
10 that Of 1900 900, and other remissions com.
municstion was received from the Comptroller rea-
tive to the purchase Of sites for the of the Fire
Deparln cnt, and one from Mr.. ID. ID. Conoyer with
regard ~ the affairs Of the Street Department. All
thess d nents may be found In our report Of the
froCs Of the Board.
\ 81 Of members not being present last eve
hin 20 Board Of Coaocmen, an adjournment
~ this (wedr iy) afternoon.
A. ~ ard Of Sul Rs last evening nothing
q i'm ;,nce was done The consideration q the
O., .,. vas postponed al tic uext meeting Of the
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40 '.e Supreme Court yesterday formal decision
W re-ieied upon the exceptions taken by counsel