The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
ALL SORTS OF COMMUNICATIONS.

The Steamship WashingtOD-Thc Revolution
In Chlie-How To Avoid Yellow Fever az
Rss-Nasursl Features Of Arizoaa--Josvtsh
Morality Camels fer California - The
Tshunntepec Company The Established
Church la Ireisnd-German Sentiment IN
Regard to the War 80 the War and the
Pspacy-AnauaI &c mnls nee ment OF Calvert
Coiiege-Things I'm Chicago, &c., &c., Sc
Tho pressure upon eur columns from advertisements
snA from.the carrsnt Of the day great that
mech Of our correspondence is unsvosdaby emitted. We
sArive a. well we abe, 70 publish communications
ssnt from all parts Of the world, bat cannot al
ways succeed In finding space fer it, From the mass Of
that rs accumulated table within
the last few days we compile the following; much Of
We have cut 70 suit space, and much We AsVs
had 10 cancel altogether
TEE STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON
We have received two very lengthy oommunicaasos
detailing Incidents OF age Of the steamship Washing
isn which despatched from this city IN December last
By the Atlantic Pacific Ship Canal Company with pas
Sengers for California She was TO connect with the Her
mans Aspnwa in event Of failure TO connect, WAS
70 proceed to Francisco by the Straits Of Magellan
Tho latter route eventually taken. The communica
HsSs TO in condemnation Of the way
n Which the ship was managed during her voyage. u
said That neither the captain Of the chief officers
baS before done duty on steamer and the conduct
ii the captain 10 represented as being coarse yrannic
and III officer hike.
Ose of ice communications is written from Valparaiso
Dc Chile where Wash pg,nn had put ia the captain
being Out OF funcs and shere he advertised o proposals
% iebd nm Sl4oou on oottonTy Donu speaking Oh te
reveutoBary movements there the defeat OF Gallo, toe
oDaIy eader attributed by himself TO piece Of
heschery Of ~bch he was the vic;im-the cartridges
eet OF oatk tsbo. smart Tck tns' tnere appears 70
- vslnarsso as in other nas,s Of South and Central
America.
Row TO AVOID YELLOW FEVER AT RIO.
An old shipuss,er writes from Farde d. Iowa an sc.
sount of the taken by him in 1851 while his
vessel was at Rio Janero to avoid yellow fever which
was then aarmnyy fatal at that port He says that be-
fore proceeding to the loading ground the vessel was
thoroneblv oeapsed in the lower hold by usnr large
'eA'
qe'nnues CT WAFER, anu p1npeo ou' ary wnon "SS TO-
pested until all the siagnant bge water WAS removed
tnen the entire hhp inside was whtewashed and chloride
Of ne used soou, the ar streaks which made the ship
peritciy sweet In ADDITION 10 tns ne nad the cargo
taken IN by men IRON the shors ana do DOS allow any
,asrs nas no one sbon,a he ao xsd "a ssen nnnn dac
NJ night The resut that not q sick either
mo Or aufsg ine passage NONE ana the cargo was On
rrnt -AN 'N"'' N' ''~ - 80 49, ~
NATURAL FEATURES OF ARIZONA
..-r.snona.n, x,,ra f,or, ne,ro,, u,cn,oa, co,,,.
S.lp' e ' es'' AANaA, 0s
s"s sta'emsnt ID commuhica"on puo"saeo In 'he
HERALD 10 the elect 'hat Arizona Is good Tor honpg else
thsn mining mere peing 10 permanent river or prook IN
NAS
Eays the waters, with few exceptions are pure and
hesby particularly those in the mountains or mining re-
stors ord b., a, ,or rerrar.r. ~,,ar n q, vvau trour
tnat me San Pedro s and Souov:a rivers
Sesis,s sny brooss are also rrsst nortion
Of the Santa Cruz river He also that the country s
,ot us mmenee neias OF pasture, or nerans
covered with thousands upon ihous ,nds Of cattle
MORALITY OF THE JEWS.
An Isroelitsh correspondent writing from Columbus
takes us to task because in one of our police ems
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Ma. is unfair to his religion, and asks Why no. as wen
descrbe other criminals az P,otetsnts Catholics presbv
,sr,sns Sc pe.ay.,b., the arc verv ,.,r =.
@c' ne 'nas 'neie are very e" jews 10 DC
Soesae swnspes are COMMITTED bS Gar.ans I hv
members 81 the church, and not unffequenty by tnose
who preach the gospel 'nal na! De s very true nat
iso 'u We ,bs, the reno.er asscrisS this
part ular culprt jew thought moment Of
we distinction OF religion, but only OF the disncnoa Of
CAMELs FOR CALIFORNIA.
We have n communication (which should be an ad
r,on,, n,orr,,n, No ,,s, NJ o,,o u.ch. ho
'e'us HeHV Aio mug u' 'A'' "i' wv h~one, "n'
started one OF the nrst expeditions from CALIFORNIA
70 the AMOR river has contracted for number OF supe
rior caue 10 arrive IN SAP Francisco next Octoner from
the desert Of the upper xongoy and that he intends 70
dtpose Of his m a. ublic auction
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THE IAhoANrhrEo coMfAsf'
correspondent writing from Aina!tan gives details OF
the mode In which the Louisiana Tehuantepec Company
"a I'll ,,,r .a -, A., ,... ,o,z., nd ,,,d oro.
ir,o sne h.nas NJ r auen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ e,c "a
s.S ~, 80 49, e. ,a,rak ,ridsh,as1 as nc
.h.a we ~ ia.gey - rT ~, ~, %
~, ,sy, e efsui' VI 'ne 0onpAny very ~" GUY
AeAico'
THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN IRELAND |
,o,,.snonds,, rakee tho eo,ioxnv exbib M tho co,
49, Wv ~
o. the estaoshec church IN ireland, ana asks II 1t 10
any wonder that the Irish should grieve at paying 60 dear
~. , xa,,,,o, .ha~ so,,. h,o -; l,,,,,a. 100 200
~. ' ~. oNo .-oe'' AAAN'' .o,soA
seres; see lsnos obs,2f1 Trinity College do 1888;
III eoo 800, , ,s sa- Seauo' w., oe,ooo .osai'
y they are chiefly the best lands in the count.v,
e2 2o3 2o4 or sll ol6 GO and IN ADDITION 70 this the
Lc Iens oiase '~0oVV"V, VI PA,oSVVeV Ioal, $12,-