The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-06

INC NEWS
The Euro pean mails to the ed ult., brought by
the America, reached this city from Boston at a
late hour last night and will be ready for distribu
ton st the Post Office this morning. Our files do
not contain any news of in portance that was not
embraced in our telegraphic summary, published
yesterday mt rning.
The Cshawha arrived here yesterday morning,
with Havana advices dated the 30th ult The city
was very healthy Sugars were quiet in the market,
with ore hundred aud thirty thousand boxes on
hand in Havana and at Matanzas. Freights were
STEADY at last advised rates. Exchange on New
York was at from four and half to five and q half
per cent premium. The long litigated case of the
American bark j. J. Cobb had been decided, and the
vessel declared derelict, not SLAYER. Govern.
ment will not require United States mail steamers
to exhibit consular certificates of manifests of cargo
for Cuban ports. Two vessels from Portland had
got into difficulty with respect to customs dues.
An Havana letter of the Both says there is report
of conspiracy something of that character hav.
ing been discovered amongst certain military Off
and the soldiery at Matanzas- Various arrests
are understood to have taken place, but no further
particulars have been permitted to reach the public
ear. BY way Of New Orleans we have advices
from Havana to the I'd inst, but they contain no
thing Of importance.
We have news from British Honduras dated at
Belize on the 18th ult. The rket was abundantly
supplied with provisions Trade was dull, with
prospects Of Improvement after the holidays. The
sugar crop Of the year very large and the cul-
hvation Of the cane a decided success. Cutters of
mahogany, logwood and fustic were much favored
by the weather, being cry to cut in, and rainy
enough to foat down the timber. The New York
schooner William q. Sanford had been sold to an
English master. An American slave schooner,
captured in Africa by the British was in port as an
English war vessel, and looked very well in her new
trim. The weather was very hot, with heavy rain.
Official letters TO the Colonial Secretary from Eng
land having been read In court during trial. it was
shown that the British government had directed its
officials to carefully cultivate friendly relations with
the United States.
Last evening report was circulated that anoth-
er riot had occurred at Bergen, and that the Erie
Railroad was again blockadsd. Our reporter i'm
mediatsly repaired to Hudson City and ascertained
that the report was entirely groundless The ru-
NOR was occasioned by friendly row among
party Of the tunnel men.
| Leach and Bishop, who are charged with perpe-
trating forgery upon the Nassau Bank Of this
city, and whose arrest on board the steamer Europa,
just as she was leaving for Liverpool, has been
heretofore mentioned, were yesterday again
brought before the Boston Police Court, and after
further hearing were recommitted to prison, in
default Of bail in the sum of eight thousand dollars
each.
The steamer Ocean Queen sailed from this port
yesterday for Southampton and Havre, with l4s
passengers and $94s ,567 in specie. The Kangaroo
sailed yesterday for Liverpool, with $50 passengers
and $1,000 in specie.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from Havre and South
ampton, is due at this port with European advicel
TO the 10Th ut, four days later than the accounts
brought by the America. The North American
from Liverpool, is due at Father Point, with news
to the 26th ult
Inc cotton market yesterday was active. Tn,
saes embraced about 500 5000 bales including 20
IN uansru Among the latter New Orleans middlin
al u>sc with freight at e-l6d The market closed firm
ou' WITHOUT auotaoie change in prices Flour heavy
with moderate sales while the arke, closed at about &C.
15c. decline, chiefly the common and medium 0radca
Wheat was inactive, and quotations for most description
were nominal Small lots Of choice white M,ch,o.r a.,
Kentucky sold at u So and amber colored rerse
at a 80. Corn was quiet and easier with small sales
round and Southern yellow at Csc ST. Pork was heav
and easier with sales Of at SIS 20 SIS Is and
prime at $40 80 $40 621s Sugars we're r with sale
Of 200 300 hhds. and 200 boxes al full prices Co
Fee firm and In fair demand, with sales of 200
500 bags Rio, in lots at steady prices Freight engage
nents were quite light and rates unchanged. vesse
scarce and those Of the smaller class In GOO
demand.
Nor so FAsT.-The Tribune, on the principl
Of birds of feather" defends the moder
Albany Regency from an "attack" of th
HERALD which charged them with refusing
circulate the address of the Vigilance Associs
ton, so well calculated to enlighten the mind
OF the people on the designs Of Seward and th
republican party and their comnlicitv in tn