The New York herald., 1860-09-10
The News.


We publish this morning additional particulars
IN regard to the loss Of the steamer Lady Egin on
Lake Michigan, on Saturday morning, with cor
rected list OF the passengers saved, and the names
Of the persons on board Of her at the time Of the
Calamity. and who supposed to have been lost
We also give the statement Of the clerk Of the boat
which will be found interesting. II is ascertained
tha, between three hundred and four hundred per-
sons lost their lives by this sad disaster.
News received from Mexico by way OF New Or.
leans confirms the reported defeat Of Mramon at
Lagos by Degolado on the lath Of August. The
Ggh, Ia represented 70 have been most obstinate
one. having lasted five days. Finally, Miramon
was obliged to y with his cavalry, leaving his ar
fiilery and number Of prisoners in the hands Of
Degollado. The liberals suffered very severely,
and the victory can BY no means be considered
complete. Gen. Uraga had escaped and joined bis
former command under 0gazon, who was invest.
Ing Cuadalsjara, where Vol still holds out. The
liberals, to the number Of $1,000 men. were con.
centrating in the valley with the intention Of march.
Ing on the capital. The clergy refuse the oath Of
allegiance TO the constitution OF 1855, and were
leaving the country. Churches are shut up In all
directions On the other hand. Durango has been re-
taken from the liberals by Csjen, who repeated his
frightful atrocities in that unfortunate town. Gov.
yidaurrs troubles not over. II Is said that the
revolutonists In New Leon are aided by money
md arms from merchants in Tamanlipas. On his
return to Monterey he levied tax on foreign mer.
chants, giving them five days to pay or leave the
place They chose the latter alternative. II Is
said he las gone to Vera Cruz to prefer charges
agslns, Gen. Degolado. Commander.in- Chief Of the
liberal army. Cholera has broken out al Victoria.
Cen Znioaga Is taking his ease In the State 0!
Agues cauen,es. The prospect Of war with
Spain was causing great deal Of uneasiness.
An account Of the reception OF Mr. Seward al
Kalamazoo on Saturday morning, with a report
of his remarks on the occasion, are given in our
paper today.
The Prince OF Wales remained In Toronto yes,er.
day, bat Il will be seen by our despatch that the
Orange difficulties have been revived, and !, l.
dcubtful whether the programme laid down for
fha. city win be carried out. Yesterday there
was mech excitement around the Orange arch,
which !. the cause Of the difficulty, and the devices
and Inscriptions most rcpugnant to the Catholics
were raised upon II. The Duke OF Newcastle and
fhe Governor General, while returning from a
walk last evening, we're assailed By mob with
fhe most opprobrious epithets, and finally per
souAry assaulted. A letter from the Duke OF
Newcastle. giving his reasons for the advice he
tas thought proper to give the Prince, i given in
Cur despatch.
We have letter from our correspondent at Great
Salt Lake, dated August IL. but Il oourou nothing
az Importance. The excitement cfc8sd BY the
presence Of the army has settled down, and uayer.
Eal aalness prevails among the Saints Mr. Hooper,
ths delegate from the Territory, reached home on
- "a
ave giye in our columns this morning. some In.
icresslng details q me news from Europe brough,
D. The steamships America and Prince Albert
referred 10 In this column.
Amer he usual sumner vacation Grace church
wa yesterday opened Cor divine service. The
pastor, ne Rev. Dr. Taylor. delivered very In.
fereang and eloquent sermon on the occasion.
The attendance was small.
TIE value a goods. wares ana uershanIse i'm.
ported Into Boston during ne month q August,
wa l.lsl .iso. The valae Of exports Ct tie same
rerioi was si ,26s.sE.
ne saiss ~ oossos 10 siurasy embraced about 900
b.ies chsns wmboui change II prices. hsre
psus tss sxci~ueui w~ains bresAsturs, with Ies-
Ep~cssvs sna srpor, aea.sns wte the prlncpa sales
wwv made - N. scnauc trade wheat opcaef vita
sprA ssd with sw s.sree ~ activity, but the iay
p6vnnced us msrks gr~w tame snd closed hcavy, cape
Cay 90 commen suailss ooru participated u Ihe pre-
" q srsmy n hs trase, snd with fsr sAies, closcd
y rhs tora a tAe mWxut m hvor ~ purchssers
1o thabaef Taihss msre sruns~s. with .ls. o. new
q sls ess ssa 80 rrns ~ sis l, ng n, and
- eieS ms<s s-r~ as ssasfy, wlth sics a.
co hsds ane ~ sorcs rubln sac o, no
- hsid rhe raaAAwss eomprises aboui $500,
~mmoa eusntss. q -hNs abost 2goo bNrs
a a f9s ai3fse average Is toc. wkeh vas
- aes,ns = ae1ai - Ne rvlght enraee.
scs moderate ~ Liverpool wae.s n sa.ps
-. - ssraFvs ~ a.. 49, f, sHd fsar ~ a.. asd
a.. y. ~ sisamsr. a. a.. mrAh ssp 80 shsrtsr.
e,.Nsg~ h rs $50 stasi, sttst, n " g'i tAss.
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