The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

on Tuesds hight and will arrive there at an early
hour ibis norDiog. The Nova Scot,an arrived al
Portland yesterday morning; bur Der adyices are
not so late as those By the Arabia, which are given
elsewhere.
The Canals sailed from Bostonat eleven O'Clock
A. N, yesterday for Liverpool She took out no
specie.
Adyices rom Tampico TO the 10th are to the
tenor that Muamous declared inability to defend
The cal tal tad caused much sensation. IT is re-
ported tina, Tacuhaya has been taken by the con-
siiiutionalists and that Gaadslajara would surren-
der wiihou, sn effort at defence. The courts have
decided on pro rata distribution OF the 500 900
OF the seized conducta.
Files OF Venezuela papers to Oct. rs arc to hind,
being Eve DAYS later than previous Intelligence.
There is very little news, All is quiet at Puerto
Cabells. the disturbances reported there having
been much exaggerated. Cumana was occupied
on the 18th by the government forces, after very
spirited attack the preceding day on the feieraist
entertainments. in which Commander Moreno. who
led the attacking column, was killed. The fede-
rai0 are said TO have been completely routed and
TO have suffered very heavy losses. The igiudicous
conduct Of the government, however, aud the un-
necessary cruelty with which prisoners are treated,
are said TO be creating good deal OF sympathy for
the federals, and to cause aceessions 10 their
ranks IRON persons otherwise well disposed.
The pony express, with adyices from the Pacific
10 the l7tb inst. reached Fort Kcarney early yes.
terdsy morning, and reports three feet OF snow on
the South Pass and Rocky Ridge. The election
returns, although incomplete. indicate the success
of Lincoln in California aud Oregon. Party anu.
mostly had greatly subsidized in California, all par
lies being fearful 81 serious political troubles. The
people were aux,ousIy awaiting news from the
South ca the secession question. The Sacramento
Standard, assuming dissolution as inevitable, was
urging the propriety Of forming a separate re.
public on the Pacific. The proposition met with
Little favor. Some details are given respecting
twelve persons Of the Oregon emigrant train at
tackled by the Indians short time since, who
were rescued nom starvation by the troops
sent to their assistance. They entirely naked,
having been completely stripped by the sayages.
They had subsisted for several days on human
ferh-one woman having partaken Of the dead
body OF her husband Rich discoveries OF silver
bad been made In Harrison county, and a number
OF ire specimens ~ ore taken from a lake In the
vicinity Of Port Douglas. There was q brisk export
demand for wheat TO Europe, but trade generally
exhibited symptoms Of depression. The ships
Southern Gross and Winged Arrow, from Boston
arrived al san Francisco 90 the 18th anl the Rose
Andre. from Bordeaux on the 18th inst.
The secession feeling at tie South seems an.
aba,ed a Union meeting was held Columbus
on Tuesday evening. Few persons attended, aad no
enthusiasm was manifested. -Four Of the banks ol
Charleston suspended yesterday. and the Others
will probably do - to-day, with the exception o.
the Rank Of Charleston. The St. Louis banks have
also suspended.
Tie woollen manufacturers OF Philadelphia held a
meeting yesterday to consider the depressed condi.
tior Of trade 10 that locality. The general senti.
ment Of the meeting was that there should be less
production. withoa, general stoppsge of business
The United States steamer Brooklyn. having on
board the members Of the Chiriqui Commission,
arrived at Norfolk yesterday. The Commission
has been successful in its researches, having dis.
covered excellen, harbors and inexhaustible
quantities Of superior coal A practicable
pass Tor railroad through the Cordilleras also
Rscertained.
The rear wall Of the extensive four warehouse
Nos. 3e and IS Whrehsli street. forming an l. on
Pearl, fell 10 The ground yesterday morning. That
portion Of the building fronting Pearl street was
filed with -four. The pressure Of which was 80 great
onthc walls insecurity built that the structure gave
way. Twelve thousand barrels of -four we're on
storage at The tine q the accident The loss Of
property Is estimated At $4,000. MIR. I. John.
son tho owner o. the building was arrested .
On q warant issued by Justice Kelly. on the charge
Of erecting an unsafe buiIding.
The Commissioners Of Emigration failed 10 muster
q quorum yesterday. bat proceeded with tie busi
ness before them Informally. rather comical
communication was received from Dr. Jerome IN.
forming the Board that bis house was broken into
lately and his furniture forcihlv removed there
from. THIS furniture was what the Commissioners
claim a. theirs, and which they have recently or.
dered 70 be removed 70 Wards Island. The com.
mupcstiou and the action Of the Board 10 refer.
ence 70 II are Published with our report Ia another
column. The number of emigrants arrived at this
port during The week was i,s2a The commute
ton balance Ia nov s9.l7l n.
The Galway Steamship Company have de,s~.
mined 10 mske their new steamship Leins,er proof
seans, every accident before sendisg her 70 se,.
For this purpose she IL now being more thoroughly
al ded AID strengthened taan any other yes.ei.
pcrhsps ust ever kissed the water. and hence The
rsssou nc DID nc, sail % ne sppoir'ei day. The
company hs,s been t1a, y severe apd profitable
lefsoa by u, 'oss - "a oanlush'.
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