The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25

navy And Yerythng indicated thai hey "ore ~
have the entire country under their control n
the revolution has been suppressed and number OF the
rebels had been shot General Barrios, tho exied ex
sdent OF San Salvador had returned TO that republic
and been placed custody by the authorities Another
| revolution in Bolivia was reported Chile, the most
prosperous of the Spanish republics in viola
ton Of the fashion prevailing among them, still con-
tnud to enjoy peace and quiet though even hero the
minds of the people we're somewhat agtated by tho
revival Of rumors Of prospective difficulty with Spain
Mexican news of as late date the 14th inst from
Vera Cruz received by the steamship Liberty would
previous reports in the imperial interest Of the
republican forces under Negete having been complete
y routed and scattered not quite in accordance with
the facts since we informed that three separate
columns of imperiaists under Generals Brincour Jean
npgros and Mejia had been sent against him. each
different route but although it is stated that Of
these commands skirmished with hts guard 1t is
not claimed that Negrete who Is said have been
treating was seriously interfered with. In fact the
triple expedition is admitted 10 be failure and effort
is salve by announcing the occupation by
MaximiIians troops of Salllo Camargo Monterey and
and Pedras Ncgras-paces which are known TO have
been previously in their possession
At Havana, the 10th inst the people, for want Of
something more important were exciting themselves
over letter to the Queen of Spain. signed by Of
the wealthy Cubans in opposition to the General
serrano thanking him for his motion for reforms and
political suffrage for Cuba It is expected that General
Duce will continue for time yet to be Captain
General Of Cuba Within the week ending the 10th
six additional Steamers conveying Spanish troops,
officers and war paraphernaia from st. Domingo, had
arrived at Havana; and still the evacuation which has
been many months in progress, not completed
BY the steamship Zodiac we have our Savannah
dispatches to the goth inst In contradiction of reports
that the yellow fever was prevailing at that place,
it stated that not single Of this disease has yet
made Its appearance there at any other place in
Georgia this The health of the State generally is
represented TO be very good Business at savansah
improving and things wore gradually approaching a
condition Of prosperity.
1t is expected that General Grant will arrive in this
city to-day projected toar up the Hudson and to
Niagara and Canada.
The subscriptions to the ssvenAhrfy loan yesterday
reached So 213 800 included in which seven thout
sand hundred and fortyive individual subscribers
There remains only about FIVE millions of the loan
in tho hands Of the agent whieh will undoubtedly be
taken day thus closing the last % tho authorized
by Congress at its last session.
The Board Of Supervisors held short session yeser-
day. resolution adopted making additional APP
preparation OF $2s1, 900 to the County Court House
stock. In reply 10 resolution requesting the Comp
tsoler prepare ordinance appropratng sx hundred
thousand dollars for tbs expenses of thenew Fire Com
mtssoncs 70, the banee Of tho he states
thas lac cannot comply With the Iequesy Of tho Board
because the dasy OF raising the money devolves upon
the Common Council the law making the expenditures
OF huo department city, and not countycharge. Tho
Committee on Annual Taxes reported In favor Of tho
Board approving this estimates Of the Fire Commissioners
for the present year
The Board Of Couacilen rst yesterday and DISPOSED
of a number of routas papers message vas received
from the Mayor in resrenccto the street CLEANING ques
tion Hooonmends the action Of the cont xctor and
the redustion Of ,he number Of Healtbs
Wardens and! other unnecessary officers lis, the City
Inspectors Department.
The new and magnificent stc~ner Dean R1thmond,
belonging 70 the People slime win take her the
route between this cay xndAlbauy to-day, Swing her
pier, Al Ncvth river at SIX p NJ This vessel h without
doubt, the os beautifu, specnsu Of foi xbg palace
constr voted Tor the htOn Of hSarsvelng
public II 0ngs up cs the ca1ans stater,s &C.,
of tho gorgeous descrptisa and noA fall
excite the oAmiraton of ~ lovers Of the txul yeautf
Our City Ispector's report Of g.srality ftshs past
week showosAo gratifying dcrrcasy from the week pre-
was five hundred and rinety ono, against shhundrcd
he present naturally n,athy u n syesr, in
icacs o vry favorable condition Of the heaAh Of the
,ty. OF Tho past weeks death three hu AzRcd and
Eighty wezsthose Of csdren undsr Ave yeass Of age
there hundred md thrice fatal OF cholera
nfantum. but cholsra,. and oaly six daatAs from
malpox In fact the cisy is perfectly clear oGapidcmc
diseases
The investigation Of No Fort Lafayette msssonmeut
md reesse OF Stsver Porter scontnued
yesterday tho JEFF sson Marko. Police C,rt before
Justice Dodge. Mr. Slower, the plsinGr, agan |
under examination TAD made statement o6 occurrences
before md after his liberation from the fcsk He tosti
God Il q he had OK aCued boa for tweaiy five thou
sand dollars eos his release thai Porss advised him
to brian Of TIE officers, ard that hsrsapposcd the
mony used fcT this purpos On tho conclusion OF
his testimony tho matter again adjourned till ten
o'cl rk on next Friday forenoon.
Several additional witnesses for the prosecution
examined yesterday before United States Commissioners.
Newton in the Of the alleged Brooklyn Navy Yaai
frauds Their testimony principally corroboratvs Of
that previously given, and oontane new facts OF IN,
portance. 4
A serious disturbance occurred about three O'Clock
Yesterday morning the Of East Broadway and
Market street. caused according 10 tho police rcpors by
the intoxIoation Of Thomas Shields drinking house
proprotcs that neiahborhooa aud the attempts of his
friends u, get him home, duri,g which Bryan Reilly,
fireman. Of Engine Company No. q received dangerous
pistol shot wound In the side. and policeman William L.
walaae Of the Seventh precinct, sevsrsly beaten
on the heard and other parts OF his person Shields was
arrested and committed, and on his way from
tie court room his cell he madc fricns assault on
,nc officer having him in charge but did moi succeed In
eecng his escape In view OF the serious condition OF
Reilly his norton deposition was taken yesterday
the New York Hospital whittier he conveyed after
receiving his injuries and further Investigation OF the
matter will be made shortly.
Justice Dowling Of the Tombs rslloo Court yesterday
committed for examination the brothers Louis and Jacob
Ballonburg of 16s Canal street. charge Of being
ccvers Of stolen goods being alleged that they bought
for hundred and eighty dollars silk and velvet goods
valued at nineteen hundred dollars, which had been
burglarously stolen from No 54o Pearl street
coroners inquest held yesterday on tho body Of
Mrs Eleanor McGowan, who was, as alleged, pitched
down flight Of by being accidentally run against