The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03

allegiance and tho ocais In Panama had determined
TO do 90 N the news from Bogoa confirmed. The
steamer Rayo. meanwhile. closely cornered be-
tween the Spaniards, Americans and MosQuerA Tho
American commander OF the Osceola bad determined to
seize her II she showed the American flag. and the
Spaniards had determined to seine ner Mosquera
claimed her a. bis personal property.
Our Lima Peru. correspondence b dated Nay Il The
anniversary OF tho bombardment OF Cailao was cello
brated May i. and continued until the 6th Congress
still exists having secured is existence BY conciasing
the President They have showsred honors, thanks
and profits upon him. No Cabinet has been appointed
as yet BY tho President who seemed undecided whether
he should make war peace with Congress- In Chile
the alleged frauds in tho slscoa expected
trouble, and perhaps produce good deal OF opposition
70 tho government The reply Of the Chilean author
ties. declining 70 accept the propositions OF the United
States 10 mediate in the war between Spain and the
lied republics 10 published In columns this morning
Our Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, correspondence Is
dated April 20 singular tidal phenomenon had been
witnessed In MAUI the water rising three feet eight
times. at intervals Of fifteen minutes The customs 70
ports show fair increase in tho exports for the 6rst
quarter OF the present year. The prolonged stay Of the
United States man IAckawanna had caused
dissatisfaction 70 tho Kings Minister'S who were bitterly
opposed to Americans.
Tho Juarex ofsoial paper q San Luis Potosi has
recently published oil the Official correspondence
relative to the safety OF Aaximian and comments upon
II in manner that would seem TO imply that tho Arch.
duke would receive mercy. Juarex' generals have
strongly protested against any eniency towards him,
and 1t Is believed this publication In the Official organ IL
with TO justification OF the future q the
Mexican President in consenting to his execution.
serenade rendered to General Sturm, the Mexi-
AUan vo~~ ~ Ctato
Island Saturday evening. In recognition of his great
services to the liberal government. by few OF his
friends In few remarks during the evening the Gen.
eral said that Juarez could not save Macmillan II he
would the people demanded retaliation for tho horr
BILE crueles inflicted In consequence OF the bArbarous
imperial decree issued about two years ago He said that
Mr.. Seward had shown himself systematically opposed
to the liberals because relation Of his was con-
nected with an imperial express company
The President arrived with his party Richmond yes.
terday on his way TO Raleigh He received by the
Mayor and few prominent citizens and given a cordial
welcome He went to tho spottswood House. where he
was given the suite OF rooms heretofore occupied by
JEFF Davis Tho party attended st. Paul's chnrch during
the day. and took dinner with the municipal authorities
at the hotel in the afternoon. Several small parties
greeted tho President at the various stations before
reaching Richmond, but he declined making a speech,
Tho arrests made by the police yesterday under the
provisions Of the Excise law in this city eighty
I've and Brooklyn Ave. or those in this city twenty
three were for ntoxcaon ten for disordery conduct
for being drunk aud disordery and fourteen
for selling liquor In Brooklyn there four arrests
for disordery conduct and one for selling liquor.
life-saving raft called the Nonparo will soil for
Europe Tuesday next under charge OF Captain John
Mikcs and two seamen, for tho purpose OF demon
NO.
The United states steamer Ossipoe Is at Caiiao and
the Dakota, Powhatan and Saranac at Valparaiso.
The Lackawanna Is at Honolulu.
Seventeen mechanics arrested yesterday for work
ing the Sabbath in building 10 Mercer street They
discharged promising 70 quit work for tho day.
Jef Davis 10 at st. GATHERINGS, @. w.
The day on which Canadian confederation takes place.
which Is July l. 1t is understood will be proclaimed
public holiday in tho newly made dominion
Patchen and General Butler TO trot for g. 500 on
the Poughkeepse course tomorrow.
mass meeting OF republicans held at Leesburg,
Va, Friday. when General Farnsworth, OF Illinois,
aud N. Langston, the coored lawyer Of the Supreme
court, the principal speakers Tho latter made
powerful impression upon his coored audience he hav
ing been formerly slave In Virginia Tho usual good
order prevailed At Hamilton yesterday similar meet
Ing was hold, whore the same speakers ofaciated.
The post commander at Columbus, Miss, has ordered
all vagrant negroes 10 leave tho town,
Governor Perry has written another letter. 10 which
he says that connscaon is preferable 10 negro ruIo
General Pope has been. psttonod by 1--WE hundred
negroes to the Mayor and City Council OF savan.
nah, on the ground that coIored men cannot obtain
Justice nom them.
large nrc prevailed in Petroleum Centre yesterday,
and thirty Ave or forty houses wore destroyed
The Massachusetts, Legislature has adjourned.