The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31
Few York. Sunday, July 81 1867
The NeWs.

Tie Kangaroo was intercepted of Cape Race.
about six o'clock on Friday evening last. She left
Liverpool on the Goth and Queenstown on the 2lst
inst. and brings Geographic accounts from London
and Liverpool TO noon Of the last mentioned date
one day later than the advioes published in yester-
days HERALD.
The conference Of the representatives of the
Powers engaged in the war in Italy had been def
ntely agreed upon. 1t was to meet at Zurich in
about ten days. NJ. Bourqueny and Count Colme-
RADIO respectively represent France and Austria.
Consols on the 2lst were quoted at 80 a 95t, with
dull market. Cotton was steady, and better
feeling prevailed among the trade. Breadstufs
were quiet, and provisions dull.
If any doubt has heretofore existed respecting
President Buchanan's aspirations for a second term
in the Presidency, it is now completely set at rest
by the letter of Mr.. Buchanan to Hon. Wilson
McCandless which publish in another column
By the arrival of the overland mail we have San
Francisco dates TO the sth inst two days later than
those received via the Isthmus. They contain no
news Of importance. There had been no arrival
from Atlantic ports subsequent to the 9Th inst.
very large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at Philadelphia last evening to devise means to OBJ
tain the repeal of the laws which prohibit travelling
creeds and conditions, and will without doubt lead
to good results. A brief report of the proceedings
Of the meeting may be found among our telegraphic
dispatches.
The case of Virginia Stewart still continues to
puzzle the physicians Of the City Hospital. She
was no better worse at q late hour last night
She is perfectly conscious, and conversed fire.
quently with Catholic clergyman who visited her
Tba ate nnf re Tho aff I'M poot
Department, just published, shows net revenue
accruing to the Office in the quarter ending March
81, 1852 of 81 1872 ,249 81, 1t must, however, be
borne in mind that about the 1st of April
large amounts of indebtedness previously incurred
for mail transportation, &c, paid, so that in
short time thereafter there was deficit in the
funds of the department rather than balance in
its favor.
The steamship Ariel sailed from this port yester-
day for Southampton and Havre, with 132 psssen-
gersGpd s702, III in specie. The City Of Washing
ton also sailed yesterday for Liverpool, with 225
passengers and 81 .2l5 900 in specie.
The report Of the City Inspector, which is given
in another column, shows that the deaths last week
comprised 81 men, "a women, 2Gl boys and 1877
girls, total Of GIG; being two more than the week
previous and So less than occurred during the cor
responding week of last year. OF the whole num-
Der of deaths last week Al were of ten years OF
age and under, and of this number l3l died of clo
lera infsntum. There were l03 deaths Of diseases
of the brain and nerves, Of the generative organs
Is Of the heart and blood vessels log Of the lungs
and throat, 3 Of old age, 20 of eruptive fever and
skin diseases, 40 stlborn and premature biz hs 2G5
Of diseases of the stomach and other digestive or.
gans, Al Of uncertain complaints, 3 Of the urinary
organs, and Is from violent causes. The nativity
table shows that 496 natives Of the United
States, Sc of Ireland, 10 Of Germany ii Of England
and the balance of various foreign countries.
The annexed table shows the temperature of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range Of the barometer and thermometer the
variation of wind currents and the state of the
weather at three periods during each day, viz: at
8 A. ~, and and O'Clock ?. NJ