The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

The Star Of the West had not arrived at the hour
of going to press Her non arrival may be occa-
stoned by delay at Key West, where it was under.
stood she would touch.
Letters from the American Minister at the Court
of Berlin express the opinion that the war will
eventually involve the whole of Europe. The
minor German States are anxious to take part in
it, but Prussia will maintain her position Of neu
trality if possible.
The letter of our correspondent in Munich, Ba-
varia, published this morning, is of highly impor
tant character, tending to eucidate the feeling
which exist in some of the States of the German
Confederation towards France and Austria whilst
fighting in Italy. The government of Bavaria al
though protesting neutrality, had ordered all the
great lines of railway in the kingdom to be placed
AT the use of the Austrian officers for the purpose
of conveying army of fortyfve thousand men to
the scene Of conflict. The advance guard of this
force had reached the city, and both officers and
men were received with the greatest enthusiasm
the ladies throwing them boquets and the men cry
ing vivas for Francis Joseph. General Clam-Gallas,
Austrian commander in the Tyrol, had sent his stud
of war chargers, consisting of twenty pure blooded
Arabians, to Munich. Bavaria excuses herself for
this course by asserting that the Austrian army of
CShSA-AiH
federation
General Dodge late Minister to Spain is not very
sanguine as to the acquisition Of Cuba by our GO
vernment He had an interview with the Pres-
dent Saturday. The General speaks highly Of
the Spanish people and Of the Queen Mother. He
also expresses the opinion that the new Minister
from this country will be quite popular in Madrid.
The letter Of our Havana correspondent, given
ia OIL ba l.
Quaker City, with the latest market reports. an
ample resume of which was published in the
HERALD on Sunday
Our Buenos Ayres correspondents, writing on
the 10th Of April, say that there was little doubt
but General Urquiza would soon invade the pro-
vince, in order, if possible, to again subject it to
the rule of the Argentine Confederation. Active
preparations were made for defence but the peo-
pie were divided in sentiment. The prosecution Of
the editor Calvo, by the government, had weaken
ed its power very much The sons of foreigners
not citizens were forced to serve in the army.
Hon. James B. Peden and Hon. B. c. Yancey were
both in Buenos Ayres.
On Saturday evening lady named Davis,
while partaking of some refreshments in saloon in
William street, in company with her husband was
shot in the back Of the neck by bullet from an
air gun, fred from upper story of the Globe
Hotel by man named Wilson, who was firing for
amusement at the gas lamp in the street. The ball
was successfully extracted from the neck of the
lady, but so near was she to being killed by the
bullet, that had it entered the neck half an inch
further to the right death would have instantly
occurred.
James Leaby, who plead guilty to an attempt to
commit arson in the fourth degree, but on whom
judgment was suspended by the Recorder on con.
dtion of his leaving the country was arrested on
bench warrant on Friday last, and committed TO
prison to await sentence. One of the parties i'm.
plicated in the transaction, named Michael Lynch
Who has been confined since December last In the
Tombs has made full confession of the whole af
fair, which shows a deliberate attempt to fire
the store for the sake Of obtaining the insurance
money What adds to the cnormity of the offence
as the fact that several families, who might have
peen burned up, dwelt over the store. The state
ment OF Lynch is given elsewhere.
Inc news received by the North Brton at Quebec on So
t1'da5 impaired decidedly better tone 10 the cotton mar
~nion Closed az an improvement OF about onequarter
CENT per ID Inc sales embraced about $50 bales about
DOB o, which were in transit We nov quote middling
up1nos at hsc' all'se. per ID. Owing mainly to &C.
counts OF injury to the crops from unavorabe weather nj
the West the -four market Was Arner and nore ,c,,ro
snd Gales were pretty freely made both to the trade and
TO some exteot On speculation sample OF nev Am,
from tho Bellevue Mia, Pttsburs, Pa was exhibited on
Change yesterday, which The rs received from tha
West this season. Southern aour closed with moro
frnuess. Wheat was frmer and in fair reouest
ms sales embraced Southern white q. 81 80 and
rec southern ct 81 IS, white M:'I-.n A. 81 g.. md
teoe Th'N Kentucky n u SIX. Corn vas arm, bu. no,