The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

The News.

Tine News.
The steamship bohemian which left Liverpool
April %, and Queenstown 2sth, passed Farther
Point yesterday afternoon about four o'clock. She
brings four days later intelligence. The fgh.
between Heenan and Sayers still continued to
occupy public attention in England. Heenan,
il was reported, had died of erysipeas, Int
the rurror was entirely unfounded. He had
addressed a letter to the London Tunes,
stating his position, which will be found
in our teIegraphic summary of the news. The
frauds committed by Mr.. Pellinger, the cashier Of
the Union Bank of London, amounted to the enor-
nous cum of nearly 81 225 000 he had been for years
engaged ia unsuccessful stock operations. 1t was
said tina, Austria. Prussia and Russia had agreed
that the European Conference on the Swiss ques
ton sh oud meet in Paris. The voting on the ques
fion Of annexation 10 France took place in Savoy
on the 22d ut ard resulted in an immense MAORI.
ty in favor of annexation everywhere. The Count
de Montemolin and his brother had been ar.
rested in Spain. II was thought that
nothing in regard 10 them would be determined up
on until the return Of 'Donnei from Africa The
King Of Sardinia had, for the present, abandoned
the idea Of taking the title Of King Of Italy The
instruction in Sicily il said to have been com.
pieteiy suppressed. Aiviees from Canton state
that the rebel disturbances in China were increas-
ing. The stock OF teas at Shanghae was very light
and was held a. firm prices. The Liverpool cot.
ton market was active and steadier. The London
money market was slightly easier. On the 2ish
consols closed at 94l 9tI for money and account.
We have received from our correspondent at
Great Salt Lake interesting report Of the dongs
In Utah up to April -. The thirtieth Conference
of the Mormon Church had been celebrated by four
days preaching and ,es,ifying In favor Of Mormon
ism. and was the occasion Of much rejoicing among
the Saints. Delegates from the most distant settle
ments we're present, and the Church was said to
be In more lourishing condition at present than
at any period during its existence. The difficulty
between the Federal and Probate courts still con.
tnued, and the most reckless men in the Territory
were released from the imprisonment 10 which
they had been sentenced by writs Of habeas corpus
emanating from Judge Eckels. The army, 1t was
thought, would soon take IFS departure from Camp
Floyd.
BY the brig T. B. Watson, arrived at this port
yesterday, we have news from Porto Cabello
yenezuels. TO April IL. The country Is said to be
in fair way once more TO enjoy the blessings Of
peace. Manuel Felipe Tovar had been elected
President by majority Of $4,000. He ID mid TO be
one Of the best men in the country, and enjoyed
the confidence Of the merchants and others There
was q rumor in Porto Cabcllo of the return OF Gen
Paez 10 Venezuela, but II was not generally
credited. Produce was coming In from the country
very slowly, and was held at high prices
letter from Mr.. John Morrissey, stating his
position In regard 10 the recent prize fight in
England, will be found in our paper this morning.
We lay before our readers this morning reports
Of the sermons In q number Of our churches yes
terdAy, preparatory 70 the great work OF anniver-
sAry week.
A Geographic despatch from Apalachicols states
that the ship Switzerland, Of New York, Captain
TrAsk, csught Ere while lying In ths bay, and was
burned 10 the waters edge. She ID supposed to be
o total loss.
The steamship jamestown, which arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Richmond. &C., brough,
on the two coored boys who were offered for sale
In Hampton Roads by Capt Brayley, Of the British
schooner Alice Rodgers They will be given In
charge OF the British Consul today
Ateesrsphio report received Saturday non The s,uh
giving some account Of injury 70 the cotton plants tented
Va imp~rs sssadpcss 70 The MARKET ne salss en-
erseed about 200 400 bales closing on the bash of
NE anNc Tor middins upiAnds Ths market for
bAs and Western brands Of -four less buoy ant and
seeFe, and some descriptions we're ave cents per
prre' lower. suihern plain was also heavy
and easier for common and mixed branda What
vas Gun And lover, While sales we're nrbt
oun v~ depressed and cheaper western m,xed so,a !,
7se . 7ss.; jersey and Southern yellow Il slc s2r
choice 81 ssc and Southern white 81 sac saxo po,,
IN better request and as nrmer rates; nev ms .oa
81 siT Bs ST s7s; old do al si7 ~ss7 70, and nee
prime Of sh i2k Sugars we're firm. and The mars.s
vss again scsve, an closed ~ further advance Of e
per ID, making ths whole advance The weeks ss,ss
equal 20 about Ne ps ID, and IRON the love po,n, Of
ths last veek len days We psrle he sAlss embraced
1850 hhds ccnsccrssh portion having been psrchss
~ By hs refining trade. Tho market closed firm and
fun pvscss ooGee quiet, and saes counosd 10
600 bsw csssra (ssasii) n p l., and $50 do. 81 no.
ninso At i2,sc. rreshh wcre essser for -four and
gran 70 Liverpool, vhe Other arucss were unchanged
Among The Engagements we're rs 900 bushAb Of com
70 hverpcca, IN ships bsss, q sxd. Win scms zoo or
800 ees ncor 70 Oh up II L. Cd; and ueros beef 81 -
3D., and bacon and lard, By steamer A N