The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-27
The News.

By the arrival of the Tennessee at New Orleans,
with dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d inst, we
learn that the cOnducta from the city of Mexico to
Vera Cruz. with five millions in specie, had been
seized by General Robes within forty miles Of the
latter CITY, Strenuous but unsuccessful efforts had
been made to regain it by the pagties concerned.
Mr. McLane had sent Captain Farragut Of the
sloop-of.war Brooklyn, 10 demand two millions of
the money belonging to Americans, but the result
of his mission unknown The English feet had
been ordered TO Vera Cruz.
BY The steamship Bremen, which arrived at this
port last evening, we have European advices to the
14th inst, three days later. The is important
and interesting Full details of all exciting events
and principal incidents of the great war in Italy be-
tween France and Austria are given in our columns
this morning, together with the latest commercial
intelligence. The details of the war include full
and official account of the battle of Magenta, and
also graphic description of that great historical
event by the correspondent Of the London Times
the entrance of the Allies into Milan; the evacua-
ton of all Italy but veneta, and the Historical
square" between the Mincio and the Adige by
the Austrians crossing of the AIDA by the French
advance corps: two important circulars Of the
Emperor Napoleon; one from Prince Gortschakoff
press on Napoleon's Milan proclamation, and the
Russian manifesto; the death of Prince Metternch,
and an account of the remarkable incidents in
bis history, together with an account of European
diplomacy for half century.
The commercial intelligence indicates the cotton
market at Liverpool on the evening Of the 18th as
dull but steady, and slightly favoring buyers, with
sales Of 5000 bales: breadstufls dull, sales small,
oil ,rahau wifi, Ia
weather for the growing crops Produce generally
was slow Of SAFE.
An increased demand for money was apparent
in London on the ith with great animation in the
market for public securities. The principal i'm
provement was in government stocks, the rise in
consols kevrg temporarily approached one per
cent, but they fell tri1e afterwards The range
in consols was from 924 to 93s; after the termina
ton of business the quotation was 93| to 934 for
money and the account, ex dividend Operations
at the Bourse showed an increased irmness in
rentes with slight advance for both money and
account,
TIE steamship Nova Scotan, now overdue, with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th, had not been sig
nailed of Farther Point last evening.
BY the arrival IF Tie steamship Moses Taylor at
this port yesterday have advices from San Fran
cisco TO the 9Th inst. The Moses Taylor brought
the mails, a large number of passengers, and
$26J0,3H il Treasure. The details of the news
will he found elsewhere.
The dates from Central America are:-- Guate-
maa the Z3d, Saa Salvador the 2jth Granada
Nicaragua, the 9th, and San Jose Costa Rica the
28th ofMay The English government had concluded
treaty with Guatemala relative to The boundary
lines existing between the republic ard British Hon
duras. An attempt had been made to assassnate
the Governor Of Cusculan in San Salvador II was
thought that q war would soon break out between
san Salvador and Honduras. General Lamar was
IL Managua, Nicaragua, and had furnished copies
OF The late dispatches Of the Honorable the Score
tary OF State Of the United States to the govern
inent, relative to treaty negotiations, &C. The re-
ply OF Nicaragua was formal, if not naughty. In
costa Rlca the legislative session was opened on
ue ISL oil May. The President in his message
seems 10 nope more daily for Central American
unity and general dsfavor Of fiIibnsters The
Ottoman Mahon had been appointed colonel in
the Costa Rican army, and was attached 20 the
stat OF President Nora.
By he arrival Of The stealnghip WASHINGTON .,
Panama, on the l2th instant. we bava SEE
Amer IN news dated at Valparaiso on The 99tb
ard Caao The 9th of May. Britain 4. Honner %
Long Branch, N. j., a passenger on the WASHING.
ton, was murdered by robbers at Coronel The
Congress OF Peru had adjourned, setting the Presi
dents authority TO convene it again at naught bv
resolution. The resolution empowering the President
"a make war on Ecuador, in certain contingencies.
wa Affirmed. There smoothing inn ortant from Chile
Two oil the revclutionists protected by tie United