The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-18

The steamship Europa, which left Liverpool on
the I'd inst, had not made her appearance OIL this
port up to late hour last night
Our special despatch from Washington, publish
ed in another column, gives the substance of let
ter received by the President from Commissioner
Bowlin, which officially confirms the accounts that
have already appeared in the HERALD, relative to
the settlement of our difficulties with the republic
of Paraguay Fronrthe letter it appears that the
expedition has achieved the following desirable
and substantial results
/. A new and more liberal treaty.
.. A Convention to settle the claims OF the Ame-
rican Company.
8. Ten thousand dollars Indemnity to the family
of the seamen killed on board the Water Witch.
4. A letter of regret and apology for the treat
ment received by our government agents.
s. Full permission to explore the rivers.
BY the arrival of the bark Executive from Monte
video at this port on Saturday, received a mass
of letters from correspondents, giving full and
complete details of the movements Of Commissioner
Bowlin and the squadron, which will be published
as soon as our space permits One of the letters
dated on board the frigate Sabine on the 18th OF
February, informs US that Commander Shubrck had
ordered the steamer Water Witch to proceed from
Correntes to Asuncon in order that the Paraguayan
batteries at Humata should salute the United States
flag in honor of the peaceful settlement of all exist
ing difficulties between the two republics.
The news from Venezuela, dated at Caracas on
the 23d, and Puerto Cabello the 25th of March,
published in another column, is important
general revolution against the Castro government
existed at Coro and eastward from that place.
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tillo, were in arms and Zamoro had defeated the
forces of the government in battle near Puerto
Cabello. He was marching on Valencia. Presi-
dent Castro had called General Paez into active
service, and he was entrusted with the defence
of Carabobo, the of the last great battle with
Spain, and of Paezs splendid cavalry charge.
We publish copies of the interesting Official cores
pondence which passed between General Paez and
President Castro and the Minister of War, on the
occasion of the offer and acceptance of the SER
vices of the former, with reports from the Caracas
Bulletin Of the government Of the progress and
extent of the rebellion which had become at latest
reports, very alarming. The primary elections
were adverse to Gen. Castro and in favor of
civilian for President Trade was at standstil, in
consequence of the revolutionary agitation and
the approach of the Presidential contest
The reports of another Cuban tilibustering ex-
petition, it appears, had reached Havana and had
caused statement of what the authorities knew of
the intended landing to be published in the Gdcetd,
the official organ. We have translated the article,
and give it in another column of this mornings
paper
Palm Sunday was observed in the Cathedral
yesterday by the usual interesting ceremonies. A
very large and devout audience were present The
music was particularly fine. Palms were dis
tributed throughout the Cathedral.
During the past week there were thirty-eight ad.
missions to the New York Hospital, thrtyfour dis.
charged, cured or relieved, and nine deaths. Re.
naming April Is: males, 1907 females, 80. Total,
100.
The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range Of the barometer and thermometer, the
variation Of wind currents, and the state of the
weather at three periods during each day, viz: a,
"a. NJ, and and o'clock P. Nj