Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-22

to AriZOna--New Almaden Mine case
Collision of steamers--Sutter title--Mis-
cellaneOus and European News.
SAN JOSE, April 2lst.
The Overland Mail arrived here at p. NJ,
with dates from Washington to March 2sth.
and st. Louis to March 3lst
The report that filibustering expedition
is now ready to start for Cuba is disbelieved.
An ingenious system by which slaves are
being imported into the U. S. has just been
discovered. Small boats are employed to re-
leve the slavers of their cargoes at a consid-
cradle distance at sea. The Government is
taking efficient measures to suppress it.
The proposition of France to England is
that friendly visitation should be allowed
where there is good cause to suspect that the
vessel is SLAYER
Our Government does not object, but will
hold the visitors responsible for any violation
of maratine law.
BosToN, March 2Sth.-A bill to incorpor-
ate a company for the purpose of laying
submarine cable from Cape Ann to Var
mouth, n s., was defeated in the Legislature
to-day.
New ORLEANS, March 2Sth.-The Texas
Southern and Western Arizona Emigrant Ex
pedition will start about the 20th April. Col
Lockridde has just arrived in town on bust
ness of the Association.
WASHINGTON, March 29th.-The counsel of
the New Almaden Mine Company have ask
ed the President to interfere in their behalf
in the suit before the u. S. Courts in Caifsr-
mia, to procure for them certain papers from
the Mexican archives. Attorney G Gen Black
advised against 1.-THE Mexican officials be.
ing too corrupt, too easily bribed. Any sort
of papers might be procured from them
Government declines to act in the matter, as
certificates have before been furnished with
Jalse papers in other cases.
The steamer Nathan Holmes, from Pitts
burgh, with $50 emigrants for Pixies Peak,
came into collision with the steamer David
Gibson, from New Orleans for Cincinnati, on
the night of the 2Sth ult Both vessels snnk
at once. Of the passengers on the Nathan
Holmes Al were lost. Both boats a total
loss. The passengers lost everything; over
$4,000 in money was lost by the emigrants
In Ohio the Opposition State Convention
nominated John Netherland for Governor
The Sutter Title including Sacramento has
been confirmed by the United States Su-
preme Court
AT Denver, miners are making from 81 to
$40 per day. A thousand emigrants have
arrived within a week.
New York, March 90th-By the steam
ers Kanaca and Persia, we have dates from
Europe to the 10th ult.
Lord Cowley has retired from his Vienna
mission, and had a prolonged interview with
the British Ministry. Nothing is known as
to the result of his mission. Little is hoped
of peaceable nature from his mission.
The Paris correspondents of the London
papers state that affairs are in critical CON
dition. Warlike preparations are active.
another official article complaining of the
position of the German States 1t states the
Emperor is prompted solely by desire to
desire to benefit Italy, and that his views are
pacific All of which is not trusted in the
least.
VIrNNA.-A panic is raging In the money
market here.
SARDINIA.-The King of Sardinia has call
ed out his reserved troops. New leyies are
also being made He has called on France
for more troops TO assist in defending himself
against Austria, whose attitude is extremely
menacng The latter is making large and
extended preparations in all military depart
ments. An outbreak is daily anticipated in
Central Italy.
The London Times states that the manu-
facturers Of the new Cable have offered to
contract for laying it successfully.
Mr. Preston, American Minister to Spain,
has had an interview with the Queen, at
which the most friendly sentiments were ex-
pressed by both.
The Neapolitan exiles continue to attract
attention. Large donations are being made
for their benefit. Great popular excitement
took place at Bristol, England, on the arri
val of one of the exiles. A grand reception
was rendered him; the populace taking the
horses from his carriage and drawing it them
selves.
PARs-lt is reported that the Lyons rail
way has received orders to be in readiness to
transport troops instantly. The "Moniteur"
contains decree appointing twenty Gener-
ais and twelve Colonels. Several hundred
soldiers have been pardoned by the Emperor.
secret treaty is reported between Sar-
dinia and France.
Paul Morphy has badly beaten Mongri-
deux, President of the London Chess Club,
who went to Paris to meet him. The win
ner of the first seven games was to be de-
clared the victor. Morphy won seoen; Mon
grideux, none, drawing one.