The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-31

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c adj int rim "Czenn Juarez succeeds to that oflco
BY vr,pe Of bis election the Woe Presidency the
sane ticket With Ienacio Comonort
Felix Zuloaea styles hmself President dd interSn'.
He represents the church military party II Is he Who
year since, headed the Tacueaya movement which re-
suited in the overthrow If Comoutorts government
g. Miguel siramoB les himself President Substitute,
an Office which he holds from Felix Zuoaga who, lin viz
tue of his prerogasve President I'D interim TO appoint
Preside p Substitute named the General OF Division, d.
Miguel Mrnm0n."
I'm Fsnx Belly left Southampton England, for Mica
ragua order take possession OF the concession OF the
in the presence Of the two and
Mora. NJ. Belly accompanied by stan of thirty
three persons Including his secretary, General Lavas
seur, formt rly French Minister TO Mexico
lS.--Vocano of Mama los, Sandwich Islands, in fear
full eruption the stream OF lava doing great damage
ia number Of Italian political exiles banshed by
The King Of Naples sailed from Cadz for New York
Three OF the American bridges the Nicaragua Transit
read, near San Juan de, sur, burned down.
22-rope Plus the Ninth, through Cardinal Antoneli,
requested from tho French aud Austrian minister's the
withdrawal of the armies Of tho Emperors from his tor
r0ry The did not take place tho part OF
France.
2e-Nicaragua Transit Isthmus) route thrown open 70
all nations by government manifesto.
SUNDAY, ~ -Iusurrec,ion at Coro Venezuela.
2s-Iord Cowley, British Minister in Paris, presented
rs credentials TO the Emperor Of Austria in Vienna
special envoy charged with mission on the Franco
Italian difficulties. Right Hon. Dsrasli Obtained
save to introduce new reform bill Derbyite) into the
English Commons. +. !. Lord Malmesbnry, as Foreign
Secretary announced in the House OF Lords the proposed
withdrawal Of the French and Austrian troops from Rome
by request OF The Pope "A revelation against The Cas-
Ell. President Urquzs, Of the Argentine Confedera
ton, entertained Commissioner Bowlin and number Of
United States officers at grand banquet in his mansion
ut Conception, Uruguay.
l.-lmmense war prepar caused and by the EN-
peror Napoleon, but he The English government
that "they only necessary reforms in the army and
navy, and do no: a serious disturbance in Flu.
rope'. General Garibaldi, as Vice President Of the
"Natonal Society Italy Issued the
body instgstng them to war against Austria. The paper
~as signed in Turin
4-Presiden. Martinez, Of Nicaragua issued anti fill
buster proclamation to the people very hostile to Aneri
can interests Military garrsons Of the city OF San
salvador revosd against the government Of General
Ramos The movement que.led, and many Of the
men shot, Emancipation rcoicings in the province g.
TchernegoG Russia the measure of serf liberation being
DearIy complete
5-The Paris Aoniteur, sanctioned BY Napoleon, pub
lished "peace' explanation the CRISIS in italy
Tehuantspec Is,hmus Railroad work inaugurated, by
breaking ground, at Huloopec village ten miles seuth
Of Tehuantepec
SUNDAY. 8-Sixty Neapoftau exiles (pol.icaD arrived
a. Cork Ireland, in the American ship David Stewart
Cadiz The King wanted TO send them TO the United
stases but when in the Bay Of Bscay they seized tho ship
and compelled the captain 10 steer for Ireland.
9-Englsh House Of Commons rejected by N5 to III
votes, bill Of Lord Derby's government seeking 70 abo
A ioIord CONVEY left Vienna rom bis peace mission
for London . British government ordered the fitting
out Of three hundred gun6oats.
I-Ncaraguan (ake transit boat Cass Yrlsnrri seizsd
by The Ncaraeuan government aud Captain Hoton, her
cOmms nder, held as prisoner.
tain Carman, seized by the Ncaraguan government The
American Trnsi. (Joe White) Company at an end.
NJ Felix Belly ana party landed at San Juan del Norte
from Southampton Fog In order TO commence the
(French) inter0Ceanc canal
Is Paris Aontet,r published another manifesto from
Napoleon on the Italian crisis. The paper remarked
France engaged in the consideration of the ds1uct
ing situation Of Italy, which she seeks 10 SETTLE in concert
with her allies and in the interest Of the rerose Of Eu
ropen City of St. Domingo tlockaded by the Danish
Henidal, by order OF ihs Royal Commissioner,
John Crstmas, who demanded indemnity in The sum Of
COO for the OF two Danish vessels by Pres
dent Raez during the last revolution In the Domni AN re-
ublc
Vienna "Peace mission. On his arrival he found that
during his absence tho French and Russian
had entered into communication with each other, and
that with the consent and appreciation Of Franco, sa
Intended to recommend 10 the five great Powers Of Europe
Congress 10 consider and settle the Italian question
News received In Valparaiso Chile, OF the defeat Of the
government troops by the reyoutonists at CoQuimbo
The city in possession Of the insurgents.
17-Hon. Mr.. Preston, Uoted states Minister 70 Spain,
presented his credentials to Queen Isabella IN Madrid
Count Cavour, OF Piedmont, instructed the Marquis
pAgzeo, in London, I" reply to the English government
the subject of prouse not 70 attack Austria penang
negotiations the Italian question.
lS.-Genera MiramoD, leader OF the forces Of toe
three hundred men, after reenAisanee Of tho city
he retrea 10 hs main army, then lying at Medhe aoo
19-Revew Of the Imperial Guard OF Paris by Napoleon
in the Champ Mars, twenty four thousand men being
General Sotllo Of Venezuela, returned
Trinidad W. l. after unsuccessful attempt at revo
luton In the for place.
2i.-Lord Derby's Reform bill debated, in second read
mgmen. number Of the Italian exiles baashed BY
the King Of Naples arrived in London and were sceived
with great warmth, Lords Panerston and john Russell
taking part in the proceedings A picket o. Austrian
cavalry crossed to the Pesmontese eide OF the cno for
the pnrpos, Of exploring the frontiers opposite Pavia
vhi hu0up thcv retur IN hat town
22Paris Mo'iey announced the following on Peace
CoDgress-"R Russia has proposed the assembling Of a
Congress with Wow to prevent the complications u
which the condition Of Italy might give rise and which
wonid naturally disturb the peace Of Europe" ). CITY
Of Mexico completely invested by the liberal an,church)
party which had its troops cncamped at Ticahuya.
Earthquake at city Of Quito in Eca1dor and,most OF the
place laid in ruins. Ten persons were killed AMI
| three millions Of dollars worth of property lost
| 20 Baron grnnow announced to the English gov ern
ept the propositions of the Gar orla Congress
the five Great Powers the afrars of Italy 80.
Transit charter of the S,ebh,ns White Company Of New
| York abrogated by the government Of Nicaragua.
24-upited States fr'eae Sabine, Captain Adams, flag
ship Of tie Paraguay squadron left Montevieo for New
York. Paraguay feet OF the United States dissolved.
Is debate on the financial condition of Iada in tht
British House Of Lords The Governor General proposed
to meet the difficulties by Q five per cent loan. by III
eeasipg the duty imports by stamp duty, aud by
duty Oh home grown tobacco. Serons nsnrrectoi
in Venezuela agains. no Castro provisional government
Generals Solp and Zamoro were 10 arms aud defeatet
the government troops General Pace was called int.
| active service by the President
26-ndia entirely tranquil and the traces Of the rebel
1 hon disappearing.
SUNDAY, q General Miramon, of Mexico, finding ina
he could tase Vera Cruz Avarado cities, broks
| bis camp at Medicine and reTeated towards the CITY
Mexico, pursued by General Ampudia with strong !orco
49,. Negro Dsufrecton at Savanna 10 Mar, Jamaica
| put down by military force.
| 2s-Iord Mamesbury explained the sacss connected
with Lord Coweys mission 70 Vienna, in Parliament, and
how Russia took the initiative 10 proposing Peace Con
| gresa
ao--second division Of the Belly Nicaraguan Cana
party landed San Juan del Norte, from England
Revolution AM civil war In hmpco, Mexico and dead
y strife amongst the parties Passengers from the Unet
| States afr aid to land.
| 8l.-vote Berby Reform bill, and Lord Derby do
feased in the English Conmons-ax hundred twenty
| one members were present, and the vote stoot:-
|
/ Majority against. 8
!, APRIL
1.-Mr. Ncfane, United States A'ns@sHr 70 Nex,oo
laGded Vera Cruz and recognized the Jusre