The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-28

AFFAIaS IN WASHINGTON.
Arrival or Renar Lerds, Of nsxico-Eo~aisa-
tisn OF Douglas Democrat Tor Oo.gaess
In Masyls.a.
QUIZ sP.oIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, July q, 1869.
Senior Lerdo, the Mexican Minister Fnspce and suts
arrived ct the National Hotel this morning from the
South. He proceeds New York by morning traia-
he has the mssrs of rsssg what money Is needed 10
sustain JuArez and put down all OPPOSITION whether y
advanced by American Capitalists not.
our government really desires to make fsvorabls
treaty With Jusrez the way open; but whether Gsasrs
ss sufficiently appreciates the prcsens epoch improve
the opportunity remains to be seea
Colonel Hughes, Douglas democrat, nominated this
afternoon 1t Biacensbarg succeed Hon. f. Bowie In
tho next Congress.
THE GENERAL HKwsPAPxR DESPATCH.
WASHING non, July n, 1854
ieVer from Dr. Forncy, Superintendent Of Indian NJ
fairs for Utah. states that the two children spared frs
the Mountain Meadow msassore have bean detained ~
the United States District Attorney Witnesses sgu.ss
certain white who strongly implicated In thas
crime. Tho other children will arrive at LeaveawsrtA
about the 10Th Of August, where Wi liam O. Mitohen
whose and their wives among the murdered
emgrants win receive them and return tnem . ths
friends In Arkansas The initiatory steps for thsie
recovery taken by Mr.. Mix. tho former
Commissioner, and Commissioner Greenwood has
xealously consummsted that humane purpose
Majors Whiting and Eastman Captains Tyler and Ua0sl
bell, and Lieutenant ERood are on their return y W
States on leave OF absence.
The public lands advertised 10 be sold In Minnesota fre
the lat to the l4h Of October embrace
alter mates within the six mile mits Of tho railroad grants
and the Pine lands OF the northeastern portion Of that
State, consisting Of million and three quarter scres
The President coremplaes returning Washington -
| Wednesday.
The Postmaster General will visit Kentucky during NE
month OF August
News from Barbados ana st. Thomas.
TIE STEAMER PARAMArrA AsH0RE-DEsrRUcTIeN
| OF SUGAR REF INRRY AT BRIDGErOwN.
PMlADnpHIA July IT, 1864
The schooner G. N. Robertson, from Barbadoes On shs
10th Ds has arrived at the She reports that
tho new British mail steamer Paramata, from Southamp
ton for st. Thomas, went ashore LIST instant 81
Anecada leland northeast Of st. Thomas and that exsr
tons were making to get her or No lives wore lest
! Her reported cost 10 fle0, COO.
The sugar refinery Of G. A. Nightingale at Bridgeaown,
| Barbados, was burned June TO- Loss $4,000.
| Shocking Tragedy.
MURDER OF WHOLE FAMILY BY THE FATHHR
| FREEroRr, ILL.,, July 81, 1859.
German named Peter Arndt, living near CedArsvilis
In THIS county, killed threo Of bis children with
yesterday afternoon and wounded the fourth badly
that It Is not expected to i've He made resistance
when arrested and assigned for the murder.
Maryland Congressional Nominatlsn.
| WASHINGTON, July q, 1854
Hon. G. W. Hughes, Of Anne Arundel county, Mary
land has been nominated for Congress by tho
Of the Sixth dsrict in place Of Hon. Thomas r. Bowie
Arrival Of the Overland Mall.
ST. LOUIS July ~, 1859.
The overland mail has arrived with San Francisco dates
Sheep Killed by Lightning.
| PHrADELPmA, July II, 1859.
During the storm yesterday, the ghtning descended
among flock Of sheep this city, killing eighty es
them. They belonged to A. j. Burns Of Wayne county,
Ohio.
Sailing Of the Canada.
| Boston, July 81, 1850.
The seamshp Canada sailed n ten O'Clock this forenses
with sixty six passengers for Liverpool and twenty ssys.
| for Halifax, and 1886 COO in specie.
Markets.
| PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1869
Stocks steady. PennSYlvanja Safe avea