The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-09

Accounts from Buenos Ayres state that Urquiza
was actively preparing for campaign against the
Buenos Ayreans, and in this he was to be assisted
by President Lopez, of Paraguay.
By the arrival of the schooner Amy Chase, Capt.
Brevoor, we have interesting news from Maracaibo,
Venezuela, to the 18th ult Capt. Brevoar states
that on the day of his arrival at Maracaibo the SOL
diers in Fort San Carlos revolted took possession
of the fort, imprisoned their officers, and pro-
nounced for Monagas They also released ell the
prisoners in the fort. On the arrival Of the Amy
Chase at the fort, two hours after the revolt
Capt B. sent his boat on shore to obtain permission
to pass as is customary The soldiers detained the
boat about two hours, and then sent OF an armed
force to convey Capt. B. and his pilot on shore,
wishing to detan the vessel in order to prevent in
felligence of the revolt from reaching the city, but
Capt. B., not wishing to be detained, carried the
soldiers up to the city with him by force On the
following day three hundred men were sent down,
who, on the Sd ult retook the fort and restored
order in that quarter. At Maracaibo coffee had
advanced from ii to III cents per pound and fastic
from $40 so to sl2 per ton, with very little
coming in
Accounts from Fortune Island to the 9Th ult.
state that provisions were plenty at that place. and
salt was selling at y cents, with large stock On
hand.
By the arrival of tie California overland mail
at st. Louis we have San Francisco dates to the
10Th ult., and later accounts from Oregon, Fraser
river and the west coast of Mexico. The news.
however, is unimportant. There had been no ar
rivals at San Francisco from Atlantic ports since
previous advices but large feet Of vessels was
Que, some OF which were out over one hundred
days. We also publish details of California and
Utah news to the 18th ut, Arizona to the 10Th and
accounts OF the returning emigration from Pixies
feak In Utah trouble was Appreciated from the
MormoHs, and we give Governor Cummings pro.
clamation calling upon the armed Mormons to dis.
band. DR.. Forney, Superintendent of Indian AZ
fairs, has rescued nine children, survivors of the
Mountain Meadow massacre, whose names we
give Several of the ringleaders of this blood
thirsty murder have been apprehended.
In the Board Of Education last evening the Com
mlttee on Bylaws reported resolutions in favor of
the reading OF the Scriptures, without note or COM
ment at the opening of all the public schools in
the city After considerable debate, however the
subject was laid over till next meeting, when it
VIII be taken up as the special order of business
The Health Commissioners did little at their
meeting yesterday. The arrival of vessel from
Bermuda was reported on board of which one
man died on the passage here. On investigation,
however it was found that it was not of yellow
fever and she was ordered to be detained no more
than the usual time in Quarantine. From the po
lice reports it appears the work Of street cleaning
is progressing well though there is still much to be
done.
Inc commissioners of Emigration held their
weekly meeting yesterday at Castle Garden. They
received the resignation of Captain Pillsbury,
Superintendent of Wards Island and appointed
committee to draft complimentary resolutions in
reference to it. They also appointed Louis B.
Pillsbury, son of Captain Pllsbury, to Gil the
vacancy caused BY the resignation, at salary of
81 800 year. deputy Superintendent was then
appointed to fill the vacancy produced by ad.
yancing the incumbent of that Office to that OF
Superintendent and raised the salary for this posi-
ton from 500 to 5000 year. The number Of emf
grants arrived during the week was / ,563, making
the number for the year far 2S,906. The balance
Of the Communication fund in favor Of the Board now
ia s2,l46 Is.
The Republican Central Committee held their
regular monthly meeting last night, at their head
quarters No. els Broadway, Thomas c. Little, Vice
President, in The chair The rcsirHa.ion Of John
Creighton, delegate from the gin:h ward, was