The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
The News.

In addition to the news from Cuba brought by
the karnak, given in the HERALD on Sunday, we
publish an interesting letter from our Havana cor
respondent to-day. he details the result of visit
to the Hospital of San Juan dc Dios, and describes
the institution and its management. Yellow fever
patients are there placed side by side with those
suffering with other diseases. The sugar and
freight markets, with the latest rates Of exchange
are reported.
We have news from 81. Domingo City to the 5th
ult. The government difficulties with foreign Con-
suls, relative to the redemption of the Baez paper
money, had increased so far that the representa-
tives of England, France Spain, Sardinia and Hol
land had lett for Europe. The United States flag
was the only one then ahoat in the city and little
doubt was entertained but that all our claims on
the government would be speedily adjusted if
presented soon, and also that splendid naval coal
depot could be had by our Cabinet with little trou-
he and az small cost.
highly interesting compilation of reports on
the state of affairs in Europe to the 18th ut, ex-
tracted from our French, German and English files
appears in the HERALD this morning The progress
of the war excitement in Germany is noticed, as
also tie effect produced amongst the States of the
Confederation by the late diplomatic circular Of
Russia and the preparations for war in the federal
districts, north and south very clear description
Of the stTategical strength of the Austrians posi-
tons on the line of the Mncio: Typographical
account OF the Lake Of Carda and the towns on its
banks: a full history Of the organization, exploits
and commanders OF the French Zouave regiments:
report Of the extent and prospects Of the new
Hungarian revolution, form part Of the resunle
The prophesy OF an italian monk with respect to
Garibad and his future success in liberating Italy
is also given.
In the Supreme Court on saturday last Judge
Roosevelt delivered an elaborate decision in the
case of the West Washington Market property. We
give the decision in full in to-day's payer by
which it will be seen that the previous judgments
in the case have been vacated, and an Injunction
granted prohibiting the lessccs of the property,
Messrs. Taylor and Brennan or their receiver, from
collecting any money from the occupants of the
market and the said occupants from paying any
thing until further order Of the Court.
The new Police Superintendent, Mr.. Pillsbury
did not issue any new order on Saturday, as il was
supposed ne would, regarding the enforcement of
the Sunday laws. Wishing TO acquaint himself per-
sonaly with the real extent to which the socalled
Sunday laws are violated, he determined to canvass
the city, and from his own personal observations
decide upon his duty in the premises. With the
view thus to enlghten himself he entered yester-
day afternoon upon his tour Of inspection looking
through the Central Park the Conrad lager bier
garden and Jones Wood. The sobriety, harmony
and general enjoyment which he everywhere wit
messed were matters Of surprise well as delight
TO him. Last evening lie took peep into the WI
liam street lager bier Saloons with somewhat similar
result The previous order to the sale of liquor
on Sunday was very generally regarded in the city
yesterday. The lager bier saloons however, kept
open, and at several the usual Sunday musical en-.
tsiuments were given
The solemn ceremony of ordaiDing missionary
for China and admitting him to the Holy Order Of
Deacons, was performed by the TT. Rev. Bishop Of
China, ". J. Boone, D. d., yesterday morning, at
the Church Of the Ascension.
An interesting argument was heard by Judge
Russell on Saturday, in the General Sessions re-
port Of which will be found elsewhere-on motion
to quash an indictment for the larceny of dog.
The Judge reserved lis decision.
The Broome street Baptist church wa. crowded
to excess yesterday afternoon by members of the
congregation and others to witness the obseoues
OF the Late Rev. Abner Kiugman Mott formerly
pastor Of the church, whose death by drowning
while bathing near Perth Amboy, on Thursday last
has been heretofore reported. We give in totsv's
paper full account Of the exercises which were
unusually impressive.
The sales of cotton Saturday embraced abou, 500 10
900 bales closing without quoabe change prices bot
with rather seatness Floor was again heavy and
lower, with moderate sales unsettled prices for STATE
and Western grades Southern brands werc ia lair re-
quest, but prices irregular Wheat was unchanged
With gales OF red Western at ~ 90, oolored ao Al
81 S. white Kentucky 81 7oasi 7s and Milwaukee cuo
ct q 1oa 81 1874 Corn advanced about two cents per
bushel Sales of round yellow were made AZ SOC. 92c ,
choice Western mixed at eoc and sms' lot Of choice