The New York herald., 1862-06-09

The news by the North American is unimportant
as regards the aspect Of the American question in
Europe.
A member of the English House of Commons
had given notice Of a motion for an inquiry into
the relations between England and the federals
comfort for the Exeter Hall abotionists from the
operations Of the Union army in New Orleans and
near Cornth, while Dbel sympathizer, writing
in the London Times, finds great comfort in specu-
lating upon a victory from the strategic plans
and actions of the Southern leaders at Rich
mond In few weeks from this both journals
may be enlightened considerably upon the ques-
tions they SO fippantly discourse about.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The steamship North American, from London
derry the 3Oth of May, was boarded by our news
agent of Cape Race on the 7th instant, on her
voyage to Quebec. A telegraphic synopsis of her
news-which is one day later-forwarded from
st. Johns, Newfoundland, appeared in the
HERALD on Sunday morning, and the full details
are given to-day.
Consols closed in London, on the 3Oth of May, at
93ss for money. American securities were steady.
The Liverpool cotton market for the week had
been irregular, but closed at an advance of one
fourth of penny on American and one-eighth Of
penny on Surat. The stock in hand was esti-
mated at 3l3, 900 bales. Flour had advanced six
pence barrel, and breadstuffs were looking up
ward. Provisions remained dull
The most important feature of the news by the
North American is the statement that the Austrian
Cabinet had informed the Committee Of Finance
of the Empire that the government was engaged
" in providing by diplomatic means for settle
ment" of the Italian difficulty, and that the
questions at issue had reached crisis" and
matters would be soon easier, and " q war in Italy
averted for long period" The Count de Monte
bello had been appointed, it was said, commander
ex-Kng of Naples was about to leave Rome. The
Grand Duke Constantine, of Russia, has been ap
pointed Viceroy of Poland.
Aletter from Killarney, Ireland. the 23d ofMay,
says:-"Within the limits of the county of Kerry
the rush to America is very much on the increase.
On Wednesday morning the train from Killarney
conveyed away larger number than remember
leaving for long time. The class of persons now
leaving this part of the country, seeking for q
home in new world, is composed not entirely Of
farm servants, but of farmers, tradesmen laborers
and house servants, who cannot procure decent
living in the land Of their birth. have inquired
into the causes of this increased emigration of
farmers, and, from all can learn, have come to
the conclusion that it is attributable to landlord
exterunation In the midland, northern and west
ern parts Of the country
We have news from the South Pacific, dated at
Valparaiso the I'd, Callao the 18th, and Guayaquil
the 18th of May. A ministerial crisis had occur
red in Valparaiso, the chief members of the Chi
lean Cabinet having resigned. The President had
not yet completed his appointments Of new mi
nistry. The Indignation against the idea Of Euro
pean interference--much less invasion-in the re-
public was progressing and becoming more in.
tense daily. Societies were being formed with
the object of perfecting union against the dread
ed aggression. An official report on the condition
and yield Of the mines of Chile was very satisfac-
tory. Peru was quiet. The Presidential election
had passed over in peace, but the result was not
known. The action of the Peruvian Minister in
London, in endeavoring to prevent the negotiation
of public loan in England, was highly disapprov-
ed OF.
From Central America We learn that the Mica
raguan mines in the department of Chontales, and
near Libertad, were attracting considerable atten-
ton from American capitalists particularly in Ca
lifornia. It is said that the mines are very rich,
and that the aid Of coal and machinery alone is
required to render them profitable.
The news from New Granada is dated at Pana-
ma and Aspinwal on the 30th Of May. The Cover
nor of Buenaventura had arrived on the Isthmus,
on Especial mission to the Governor OF the State
Of Panama. General Arb0leda had cut of all
communication with the Mosquera party in the
interior Of the State. SO there is little to report
There was small force in Buenaventura. The
liberals had still the use of a feet The rainy
season had commenced with great violence in
Panama. Trade continued dull. Some official
communications, exchanged between the govern
ment of the United States of Colombia and that of
Ecuador, were regarded as satisfactory, showing
that both are anxious to reconstruct the old Union
under more favorable circumstances.
Mr.. Vincent Colyer, late ovcrseer Of the poor
in North Carolina, but who recently returned to
this city, as his Occupation was gone" and his
vocation had been stopped by Governor Stanly.
delivered very lengthy address on the condition OF
the contrabands and poor whites in that State last
evening. The chapel next to St. Georges church,
where the address was delivered, was crowded to
excess, and hundreds went away from the door
unable to find entrance. Mr.. Colyer made many
interesting statements, some Of which were loudly
applauded
The Executive OF Minnesota has revoked the
commissions Of all the secesh commissioners for
that State in the State Of Missouri This ought to
be hint to some Of the Governors of other States
1t may be piece Of interesting information to
many Of our soldiers who are daily parading
the streets to read the fact that the government
has given the army paymastcrs strict orders TO
withhold the pay Of officers or soldiers who are
absent from their regiments on sick leave or fur
Tough.
The defiant resolutions passed by the rebel cti-
zens Of Memphis were carefully worded. The one
wherein they declared their intention to hold on
to the city reads as follows:--