The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12

seudered 10 the New, York owners or the Cuylsr had
been protested for non-payment Congress had passed
bill over the Presidents veto directing Ill in
the Colombian navy 10 DO sold. Another storm
brewing Consequence The troops under Level de
Coda had rebeed agnssshs authority Of that chieisn
who had been engaged reconstrucng States along
the coast Coda took refuge on the Rayo formerly the
r Cuyier. which, aftsr threatening lombard santa
Martha proceeded with him 70 CArthagsnA. The
Spanish frgats Navas Dc rolosa followed her.
all doubts Of her praica character having disappeared
and lay alongside OF her in Carthagena Bay. The cap
tain Of the frgats made demand tho town and gov
ernment officials for Information regarding the character
Of the vessel Evasivs were returned. and the
captain immsdiatsly disabled the Cuyier BY removing
parts Of her machinery in such that she could
not leave port. aad then notified tho government at
Bogota that they must prove her to be bona s Colon
bian vessel within forty dAyx Il believed that Mos
guerra intends striking desperate blow ct Spanish inter-
ests in the Caribbean Sea- The health Of Panama was
good Commander Paulding, Of the Wateree, died OF
sysentery on the 10th OF April. General Sullivan. the
new Minister to Colombia from the United States, had
arrived. He will succeed Mr. Burton, who demanded
his passports ago because he believed himself
insultsd by MosqusrA
Our Correspondence from Lima Peru. is dated April a.
Another meeting Of the lower classes held the
10th to densunce Congress- which almost resulted In
the ire q the crowd being directed against
ono who seemed able 10 dress deceutly bill removing
President Prado had been introduced In Congress- but II
was rejected The indications that Prado would
declare himself dictator for another term. The rev0-
lutonists had been completely used up by successive
government victories tho rebellion was about
Congress has declared all disagreement between Peru
and Chile on account OF the Spanish war removed and
that the two countries mora firmly united than
Advces from Central America are to the effect that
exPresident Thomas Martinez, Of Nicaragua had been
appointed Minister England. with Instructions OBJ
tain a settlement Of the claims against the United
States
JET Davis took his fnal departure from Fortress
Monroe yesterday morning under charge of Gen. Buron
and arrived at Richmond the afternoon. crowd Of
people witnessed his departure, and another crowd
messed his arrival without however. other Demon
straton. mounted guard received him at the Rch-
mond wharf. and he driven In a carriage by Q by
street rapidly to the Spottswood Hotel where he
placed the suit Of which he occupied In
1851. On the trip up the river two bridal parties
aboard the Same boat. and Mrs Davis Of Richmond
died on board
Details OF the prize fight between Tommy Chan dler
and Docney Harris. In California which furnished
this morning by San Francisco correspondent show
it to have been sharp. short and decisive encounter
Harris terribly punished. while Chandler able
Immediately after his victory 10 act referee In fight
between two other puglists who fought an hour
and half.
Senator Friienghuysea was ssrenaded by the Young
Republicans of Newark On Friday night, aud made
speech in which he endorsed Senator Wilson'S recent
pledges 10 the South.
Samuel H. Wentx. who pleaded guilty TO embezzement
OF funds belonging TO the Baltimore Mechanics National
Bank. has been sentenced 70 six years imprisonment
He IA seventy years Old has large aumber o. chdron
and grandchildren anl has been prominent member or
the Church. Has defaieatisns amounted to eS0o 600
and we're carried On through period Of twealy.aye
years.
The Uaited States stsamer RssacA MAS Al Lma, Peru
on the ed ait III ~ board boas WsM the saransc u
last advces was - u Upcu. San salvador ". L. Ths
Tahoma was at 1ampico on the 18th ult
Dispatches from Council Bluffs say that me q. Loan
steamer Miner was captured By Indians above Sioux
City in the Missouri recently and all her passengers
and crow massacred, except two mon, who escaped.
General sherman met General Hancock q Leaveu-
worth Kansas. yesterday. and the two will depart for
Fort Harker on Monday 70 have another long svalk"
with the dsaGeoted redskins
The examination In the attempted child murder case
continued In the Essex Market Police Court yeser-
day. when both the parties were discharged the
prosecuting counsel acknowledging he had no substan-
tai evidence against thom
General Ssdgwck is on his way homo 10 await his
hnai out OF the service He processes TO have
papers showing that his occupation Of Matamoros In
obedience orders implied II mot expressed and among
them said to BE- letter. OF congratulaoa and thanks
from Juarex aud others
The remains Of young lady who disappeared three
months ego in Brandon. W., found on Thursday on
chittendeu Mountain in good state or preservation
The schooner James Fulton was wrecked just above
Harris Island, In Long Island Sound. on Thursday and
wo Of her crew were drowned.