New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-19

able 10 find ont whether the meeting had ~
was otherwise regularly organized @lthIo na nretense
ing act fOrbidding such gatherings oA ""'
II is understood that the Government VIII iorod irS an
newspaper discussion on Mexican AFFAIRS, dTu - 49, NJ
,'iai c',versatious will be put stop to. We nave mr.
D. BOureau late Imperial COlnnlssliy vi my Ii The
',rr1ved nom New-Orleans in the American eual1tr
Raleigh ON the 10th Mr. j. NailoDos, orriVc6 mere
Vera Gr Eco under JuareZ's rule. atey a!Iltu neLo
from Sisal and left Vera Cruz on the sl'i'H 'oi
OgrHau Sb war steamer Francisco dc Asis has re-
ceyed orders from the Admiral to get ready iDr sa anu
nroc.cd To Vera Cruz forthwith INC opdnsh ' a.
49,. Some ION against JuaroZ remains 10 ne
seen Their probable object Is 10 onapio 5o % fnd
eit,r nm heard Many cases OF sickness are reported
,n5 onr shipping mainly from yellow lever, thoush
lcT h e' nerna postal services throughout the Island
are very much neglected by inns GoNeiienv Who are S
nents are overdue to many of the Contractors Wo ao
greatly dissatisfied and ready 10 protest anu give ny
EYeTvfhn is ready for the Florida Cable The ele
graph station finished the operators are app9hled Ine
side posts put up ana me wires are p15 Mace to the
palace The tariff of charges has been pnDshe1 ~ IS
provisional one however, and II Is 10 DC hOl9 5. e
pln of counting all the letters of messages ana dlydlg
the total by FIVE TO compute the number Vi "oruS ~
charge by, will be altered. -. ..,ar
where opmn is set down paying Only ~ "a quIhtai III
stead of the same amount per pound formerly decided
IN order 0ufe heavy invoice tins drug for specula
tion but alas joyful ancpatOns were soon Drought
TO grief when making the entry of the packages nc was
ing to the old way This resulted III protest, ana an
endless litigation. - s.o,,
The Mexican steamer Tabasco arrived yesterday from
Mobile She brings freight, and very few passengers
among them the spanish Consul OF that clly h"u on
opportunity of talking with the Captain ana asked
what they intended To do with MaAllnlllahs remains
whether to deliver them not. lie very sODtIS III
formed me that JuarcZ meant To nave mon'lhcht
erected Oh the spot of his execution. -.
The Havana sugar market has been less aClNc uuihlb
the week although holders have remained hm IN uhelt
pretensiOns The sales made on the basis Oi
SgaSac. for Dutch Standard No. ~. ,
Freghts have improved to - so . ma ON sugar, anu
As on 10 gallons MOlasses for north of Hdtteras.
BY the schooner Florence, from Jamaica on inc ISL
which has arrived ST. Jago, the following items arc
obtained al, .,., ~.
coolie ship from Calcutta arrived on the 2ith bring
ing ass coolies Another vessel with coolies was daly
expected The British steam guubOat Constance started
ON a cruise 26th ult. Mr. Wilson, cashier OF me
Savings Bank, who abScOnded after having enDelLled
rs GOO OF that institution, thought to be sim on the
island and diligent search being made 10 arrest
him Financial affairs at Jamaica had not improved
and failures the Increase with beaNy laolIles
The health OF island pretty good, ana nJ rev
eases of fever are reported An invention TO elaborate
su gar on new principle much talked o. ana some
samples had been London. IL may create eNo
luton in the process Of sugdr-making AdNlccs rom
Maurtus state that of quiHlne there Is worm
e27 The ST. Thomas Tdeidc publishes correspondence
Announcing that Senator DOOltte Of the United states
island for his Government. The British brig susanna
Temple Capt. Mckay, In ballast from Havana DOuhu 10
Cabarien load sugar, ON the night OF the ON Whe
but few miles from this city, struck on the DledkeIs'
and became "A total loss. The captain, MS VIE, Two
children and the crew were safely landed here. Inc
captain and his family quite SICK III consequence o
the hardshps experienced.