The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1851, Page 1

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OK LIVERPOOL Tuk NEW ANDO 4P. ieenee ~< CITY OF MAN* BRST! will bem ‘vorpool, om Thursday, tlie tist A Palctks tno shogras sassmmetattags of ‘a mcet desirable conveyance for thoes Rope. Faro in the Saloon, Oy, re Cabin, nad wae ce with bo pee vided ith tallroad tickets to VuUedebphia by the Heont, Hor tecight or THOMAS | BictiaebBon. £ Rxobange Plawe. — FO? HAVRE.—SEOOND LINE.~—THR YOL pine will = 3 Sore om the Lich, and Now chen * From From Mew York. ver. Buin BT, DENIS, wet 8 tons iny A june Ie Rr Ces. * 1 ee hs ro wy ue Nie apt ate 7 a oA i April Fae Fequisite articles for the comfort and convenience of Pee seers sat soe tl, man of exprriones. i ‘Ue trea prion of paseage without wiaeg or rere eo the on forwarded io: irom Boers et bet. ss eanaaey eoRY, jCKEN, Agents, US1 Pearl street. foo STEAMSHIP COMPANY, (ONLY paciric vod ty tho Navy Depart. tor mata, will ecatin nd Mont ry. aokete beloncine to tive teetis Wall oot which will Weeeh 60 Ace oles, Sas How ing a bot iat S COuCMBLA wi Le On me ry witn the malls i mene ter mn Peano “ Witt be kept efor the trany. ie DL passers tween i900, SARAH SANDS, of 1,500 tone wot the Comrany. aud peculiarly ‘abin arraogements, Teli be kept rumuing oan ne ‘emily toate ve steainors will keep up Log arnction de. iT ork to pie hy at the lowest Bt thootice tune Company, « Bt Chae senoy 177 West siooens hy coxa yd onaest "be ver poo: all on Eau Loh of inet wer, wil “ih with sient a pa ty) y= an, L iG 2 eseetaag pS oe corner we uw: STATES w ie ereapenit quar sir Loe FOR Ayah it ney are Tivo aplen tit steamnahip c ilaon, ‘Gomman: 170 tons, wi "hee pie sa toot sgn Fe Wg Matis, direct for it New Dricens are ane to the eplen. My] Freight takon to only taker on he ishug St be ehawed ont the oe ye Ay fe INoRPEN UIST gn aie PROMETARUS, of 10 hones paste Anguat bi pansongere will bo epsedil tranele tr the Nie vCerany Welve mites o trapepor- th) haebor an del Sty on te boat seishien ch io well Kae and favorite whe ° bo in Pondingen to mae 7 ” tit Etosha vie, to c te portaplty of tailing elthes tes Mine or Paco tate te to California. Ffvight taken ‘9 Say Chagren. Hor parvare ot fruight, foguies ot. 9 Mathory Pose, © etal F mai S—4 NEW AND FAST SilLiNG ¥ Acie, [Ay tees tons burden, wall foued In fest baile atve re the moet tprroved model. coop ed drat gery ir} ber water Ports OWNING, 9 Wail Mtr pacticatars ebreet, Court Ts Deo. t ‘ell Gret class New York bulls Spapesethed | vit | MORNING EDITION----THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1851. IMPORTANT FROM CUBA. Arrival of the Bark Nacoochee from Neu: vitas—One Week Later from the Seut of War. ‘The bark Nacoochee, Capt. Thorp, arrived yesterdsy from Neuvitas, Cuba, whence she salled on the 26th ult Our previous advices from that place were to the 17th, and wore brought by the schooner Pauline. “The news is not vory fuyorable to the cause of the revolutionists. Neuvitas 1s one of the northern ports of the eastern end of Cuba, and about eighty miles from Puerto Prin- cipe. It es at the foot of the infected district. News therefore, from that place, is likely to be more reliable than when received through Havana. We have received by the Nacoochee, a short lettor from our Neuvitas correspondent, of the 2ith, and @ copy of Ki Funal, pablished at Puerto Principe, of tho 18th ult. Annexed is OUR NUEVITAS CORRESPONDENCE. Nonviras, July 24, 1851. Lonelose the Fanal, of Puerto Principe, of the 18th inet, It contains an official report of the battle of San Carlos; also, the proclamation of the pardon granted by the government. ‘This revolution, of whioh you have probably been in- undated with accounts, was badly planned and badly «executed, a8 the rising was not general. ‘Tho official ao- Count of the battle is not altogether correct. The troops jet seven killed; the number of the wounded is un- known. The natives had three killed and three wound- ed. The firing lasted three hours, or until night closed in. when the troops retired. The revolutionists, twenty- four in all, were commanded by Aguero y Aguero. The troops numbered one hundred infantry and twenty-five lancers. This is the revolutionists’ Awol ond I have Feason to bel‘eve itis nearly corre lamation of pardon a had some effect. wo of the ireurgents presented themselves to the Go- vernor of this port on the 21st inst., and are now pri- voners. It is expected that sll who come in and prosent themselves wili be pardoned. There are now only six, including their chief, Joaquin de Ay “4 ¥ Aguero, out iu Ube Woods, and these are surrow y tr. It is sald that they ere reduced to the com of delivering themeelves up or perishing with hunger. In my opinion, the insurrection is at sn end for the present. BUCKSHOT. We are informed that tho natlyos have lost all hopes for s while at lesst. The movement bas inoreaced thy feeling of ho+tility among the Spaniards against the Americans, at whose door the whole affair is laid. It was said at Nucvitas that the wholo movement was shook- ingly mansged—that by mistake in the password, in at- tacking the Governcr’s house at Los Tunas, the patriots sotusliy fired upon ech other and killed seven of their own party. According to private advices the pardon extended to those who would surrender to the government will not ro- sult very heppily to those who wore onfortunate enough | tonceept of its terms. Ten or tweive had been sont from Nuevitas to Havana, to be imprisoned in the Moro, It is reported that most of the papers of tho patriot® with the nomee of those engaged in the cause had fallen into the bands of the government Annexté are the translations from Et Fanal— OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS: The commander of the parts of San Juan, No. 30, D. Cristoval de Le Torro, in a Lotter recoived by oxtraordiaa- ry express, on the 16th of July, writes to we the follow ings i havo great pleasure In manifesting to your Exosllenoy that st 12 o’eioek to-day the tedividw | whore names I send you, who were tskea trom the party of bighwsy men who proposed themseives to disturb pab lic eadicr, have been presented to me; and I oan sesure your Badeliency, that this will te the caave of tue oom plete defent of their pluas, aa the diseord has entered in the camp of the few; accordiag to the information of the individuals composing this party, when they raid that they did not went to remain f sixtewn or cighteen others followed them, and the patty was dix ectved. DP. Nepomuccno Barroso seat tome the follow. lowing docucunt, and D, & es, the letter which follows What Lsay to your t ported by the individuals before me. 1 have them ar Tested, aaa I will fend them to the party of Sauta Urua Where they will be kept soording to tho disposition 0 your Excouteney, Tie Horvow's Letter A Liecterent tbo party of Sse snun, No. 00. weltes: wea Cn sunday, the 18h of Jaly, In the fala which, tom La Punts, extends itself to the pas- ture of Santa fenbel, I discovered ® party of armed moa. Upon amy akg tem the object Of thuir appenra the they came for & pressing operat ne, Loouid not reslet 3 aviog moticod the arrival Of BD Magucl | Nene, who toid me that Be would go with ty party; at the enme the, they pasred through difforent places ef the party. earrylag ea mou Whom they eaccuntered, nnd Unieatering Co kill those who abould inake any ro- sixtance. But when wo were united and could epenk, we | wanted to go back; but they frighteved us, by raving that the government was acquained with cur desertion, which it would never believe forced, bet voluntary. and | that we should immediately be shot. But when they | put im our hends your prectamation, it eary bo se | the joy expressed Ly sil composing our party. We wor: nrazly crazy, and swore to dic before we would be seps. iuied from the govegement; éud that oath ts prtoaed ardaixcere; AhiThoge that the euprome will be penetrated with wy Inaecence, aud ru laws. i state to you ell the fiots as thoy hare taken place, offering azain my lite and my intercets for the de tence of Her Majesty. z 3 8 San Joas, July 16. nacso, To Sa. D Frew Nerowverxo Tenn, Commander of that part of tho isiaad. Don Menuet Nunev's de | La Porras, With of July, 18 Sr. D. Crisronar, pe ta Toamni | Hiaving been eurprised, by a party of unknown men, pear the limits of my honre, whea I was colag to tho city, with Uhrents as well from them s from the govera ment, ¥hleh threatened to selzo my porson for bavivg niunifrsted too liberal opinions they towed me to follow them, and they made the tug threat with the lieutenant of this party, whe, at o small distance from that point, coms in ree 16 Waxe 2 nolenner; and they Also accom. Pied the game thing with 6tner init wage ae | j jist, directing ws to the mountains whieh an h a] | " : frinklad and Bi Gucmedo, were united, looking for the Gre ‘Copportaniy te ae We ro rr te our project fast Bie fit, efter having ‘read your | proclamation, directed to those of your party who prefer drath to treascn ag sinet the government You have beard mo sey, several times, that T would prefer to enerifice my interests for the tranqoillliy and | well boing of the country; and once, on the 10:h inet, when we were speaking of the madness comumi:ted by pce peasants, ae we had from rumor. Ja rpito of py bolag completely free of any sort of culpebuity, I thought it war not correnieut sor me to } come inte ) cur preeenes, lest the gorerument, astonished at the foc of your report ia that afar, should pat me fm pelaon Uill it hod Clscovered the truth of my nar. MANUEL NUNEZ, The Governor's Regori Tn consequence, [ directed to the captain of the of Fan Jaan, the following dooument :-= have recived your letter of yesterday, and to vir‘ be reasons expressed im ft, amd in tho letters of D. apuel Nuncz and D. Nepomuceno Barreso. Tho error vhich could induce them te commit such grave dirclic- thon of duty. being manifest, in the name of the Captate Genvral, worthy futerproter in this lalend, of the magas- nimous o ntinents of her Majosty, the Queen, all the cone will be pardoned, without aby exeeption, aftor t ir formal yrotest of not being again seduced by any ono, tnd never to attend any fuspicions mootings; and if they abure the generosity of the ment, aud fail into the name fault, they il be j _— punished without merey, with ali the rigor of ‘At thasague tine, convinesd that, your loyalty and de ciston have contribute: to the ruin ot an event whiok could bring a struggle between namerons families, I re comune bd you Wo the puperior civil governor of the stand. JOSE LEMERY party Perrroe Provcver, July 17, 1861. D. Cristorat. Movesto nr ta Tonnr, Captain of the Port of Han Joan. Ail that ix publicbed is to make known that, whee the few rebel fugitives will come to rerder thomeeclvea, in the fear of being punished, the tranquility will always last, and the revoiutiontsts will bo entirely convin that the peaceful inhabitants of Cube, eatiefed witn t coverpment, cannot echo thoee afftieling doctrines, which, if followed, would be the destruction of cur b-au- uful country, [From the Porte Principe Penal, July 18 } ‘The documents which wo publich in one eolam the rerult obt by the govermment over the two p tles of pertart ct public order, who Intended to dl te rb Chis country, and bi on ik all sorte of Liens will convines the agents of thore who desite the p ity of Cuba, that all thelr efforts are urcles, mene mojority, who alm not at bastant ainbition, and who live content and satisfied under the pateraal goverement of Her Majesty, will always reolst all dens of ineurtections, and ridicule those who weald Reduce vem. ‘The prudent and energetic policy of our euthorities, who, ever active in the accompliehment of their datia, have avolted all effort to excite the pascions, witheut abusing thelr position, bas, no +. contributed to sceclerate this fortunate end. In the nam: of all ible persons, in the name of the entire country, w to them the homege of on wniversal gretitude, for baving exercieed, with eo great an opporiuaity, on act of tery ‘1D revs pardon. towards those who, repentant for thelr h now eppertain to history alone, seke 4 for ‘This ts the foason why It hae beew Y id a stevggle which would have csawd tho monrsing of innorent families, no doubt force © the thoughtices conduct of Une xpociemons 7OUNg aon, # | prebension has been fe theie bh isha ane depo sod thtathare a gaara phi learn that we deplore, ax they ple of the pust disaster, 67 4° THE VERY LATEST. Confirmation of the Quetling of the Revo- ludon. BY TELEGRAPH. Naw Onceans, August 5, 1861. ‘The steamship Cherokee has arrived at this port from Havana, with later intelligence. Private letters receivod here state that the revolution has been put dows by the government, and that many of the insurgents have boon taken prisoners and «hot. Our New Orleans Correspondence. New Onreans, July 23, 1851. The Revolution in Cuba—Prepavations for the Departure of the Emigrants, te aid the Rerolutionistes, in the Steamers Pempere and Cincinnati—Supposcd Intention of General Huston to accompany the Eapedition—The Rising in Grorgia—Expected Arrival of Colonel O'Hara and Majer Hawkins from Kentucky —The Grand Sorite of the Ouset Owls—The Whig Convention at Donaldvonxille~ 1% Neat Presidency— Major Heiss end the Delta. The great excitoment caused by the revolution la Cuba, (the partieulars of which you must have already received, both by mail and telegraph.) still continues usabated hore, and is rapidly spreading throaghout the whole Mississippi vailey. Our barrooms and public places are right!y crowdel—the most Intense feeling pre- vails, and new life wad spirit are iafused throughout tho metropclis, Bands of musid, with evlors fiying, are greeted by the loud bussasof our citixens, and the hurry and tustic of warlike preparation are hosed on every side. Public demonstrations are belag made to ro to the Trseve ; and the authorities bere domes pretond to ioter- | fore, us thoy now seein to look upon the emigrauts jan totaily different light from that in whioh thoy vwwod the fildusteros. No one oubis the rigtt of owe citizens to leave the United States armed, or uasrmod, to migrate to any country openly. and without a military orzsaln:- tion for invasion. This {s the dostrins laid down by Me Webster, in his celebrated letter to Watdy Timpson, in reply to the letter of Bocanegra, the Slextean ailais: ter, When our citizens left o aid the Toxnus ta choir re. yolution "Nothing mory ia now howrd of * invas “plrsey, » and © plunder.” wo steamers. (be Pampero and Cinoinnsti, have been rrgularty chartered for Caba, to carry oer cho emi grants. and will probubly leave bere on Saturday, che Zt Avgust. General Lopex goes in the former with ucariy COU mem, wel armed aud equipped, nad Genera Felix Huston, it is said, follows in the latier with xs maay more. Col, O'Hara and Major Hawslns are lo kod £0 er} here from Kentucky, with # larae body of men, Ali | Georgia is up and dolug, wad a large force is exported wo | sail coop from Savannah. The oxcitement ta even great. er than at the time of the Texan Revoiutioe,on widoh occasion both Quitman and Huston voluatecrod tavie eervices, nd left, with their mon, uamolested for che sent of war, 4 did also thousands in the Soatuern and Northern Sates at that time. who pubiicly eurotled them-clves Into compames; and their rieht #0 to leare Was not then qeestioned by the gorermmeat. Soau ag ~ however, lest our vessels of Wer may interer pt (he steamers, but | aaderstand will ri gular clearance at the Custora Hou Cube, and uncer ruck oireu oes, it would be more then t me are worth to s to make the attewpt, The Spanish vessels they do not fear, we they bave the heols ot. anytuleg that oan oli them, cathe § never could be teken ta any sinzle com. | bat, | Fy the time this rosebes you, therefore, a Hgnt have cocurred at sea, Or you taut 200m hor of the | irg of the emigrants; for there are those who have eu. | | barked io this noble enuse, who “At leant will die with harness on thelr backs Another great Cuba masa meeting wen held at Bank's Arcade on Fayuniny night inst, the ith Last, om which cecesien the vdvelaration of {adepeudence of Onda was Tead, and Gen pet, Huton, and others iaade speeches, The Mousi which provatic etize gUETontes that there wlll be no bark ont tht for you may rely on it that the «people have exposed the eanre of Oubs, and when that beoomos the ens she must be free anppored to know everything, is betting any smount st named odds, that # republicam goveromeat will be formed in Cuba before the first of Jaausry next Tie Ilow 8. A. Dovgluer, who ix called the litte giatt of the Wert. ls fainting great popularity her», and he is wach applauded for the senthacnt he expresaré ia bis Chicago speech, in whieh he seid he was in tarer of “au oooam | bound repute Politics zy at 2 low ebb hore at present.an1 no exe’ vais) Its supposed the Whig Uonvontion, to Donsideony ie next woek, will inate x e from the country parishes to represoat the recend Congresslonel dictriet. of which the second Mu niclpality cf this elty compares a part. estes beid @ caveus meeting on Saturday ever.at the Varandah, for the purpose of setting tho pegs for Mr. A. C Bullitt, who they are saazaine will reeetve the ecmination. Douglass's friends hero are of- fering to bet even that he will be the next President, ‘Tore ia, ne dowt, a great move beitg made for him in the West. The Gouth, horew Pretident, aud that man mast b ton ef Cubs, or else the South will not support him, Mr. Fitmore's friends aro very strong for his reuomine- tien, while cocectonally & wave which reaches the politi. etl ehers, before tt spends iteelf, whispers the mame ef Denlel Webrter, Bat who can eay at this thao, who will be the next Preeklent ? Tcmitted to state, in my last letter, that the Now Or- Jeane Metta bod changed hands, and that Major Moles, fermenly of the Uvion, hms become the owner and pro prictor ef that paper, ho hoving purobased the main ia torcetin It from Mr Begur, Mr. Dennis Corcoran rotsins bere; ard Mr. ‘Alenesder Walker will continue 2s one The graud coribe of the Ouse owls, wav is | of the editors of the paper. Lunderstend, from tundou) ed au‘hority, thet Major Moire intends meking (he Delta ind wnt femily and commeroial vr. It wil meet liberal and enlarged views on all from the extensive arrangements which ore its depa partments for talent and abitite. b Tal brReine Ov Oh vms noe fre in the gomth. They. hve talon a howe oppeote tae office nnd that jourpal will have tc" Mook bd or ij pty eolipad. partly owned by M: |. bave chartered her to tha On bare. Major Hels is new ia your ely completing his ar rangeinente for his paper. Mey uceves sited blia i a . iu Tint few returns have been received by tele to thie time, feom the Weetern Bicotions, Tho pereare very indefinite, KENTIOCRY. Corcare—Ia the Ulset District, Linn Boyd (Calon tem.erat) Ie re-elected. The district always giver o larg, democratic majority. Second District —Benjamnin Gray, (independent whigy, 18 reported elected over Johmen, the lute whig members#nd Jennings gemorrat In the Fifth Metriet, the returns ato favorable () Cle ment 8. Hill, (whiz) over James Btone, (democrat). Last election, #big—o change, In the Seventh (Lonteviiio) District, both parties claim the clootion, The conte is close hotweem Humphrey Marshall, the late whi mem. ber, and Mertiwether, domoorat, In the Kighth District Lesiio Combs, (whig,) it is reported, ts defeated by J.C. Breckenridge. Thia ts the Ashland Distriet, where Mr Clay resides, ntd har always been whig before. In the Tenth District, R Ul, Stanton, (domoorat,) istprobvably reclected. Three returns for Congress are decidedly favorable to the demoernta. The people are doubtless getting ¢ of the old politicions, like Lesile Combs, As the pr enys, “Bvery dog bar his dey.” Gevenvon Archibald Didon (whig,) and J. 1. Thomp- von, (whig,) It ie euppored, are cleoted Governor ond Lieutenant Governor, by emoll majorities, but som deye must clayee before thie can be ascertained wick th INDIAN purth dietrict, Famuel W. Parker, (whig.) i+ eleoted, over George W. Julian, tho oniy frverell member from the State ta the last Com This f6 a whig goin Tn the Pifeh district, represer (od in the last Congres by Wiliiag J, Brown (Dem ), Thoe. A. Hendrick (dom ) fe eleeted_ over W. 8. Kosh (whi) by a large mejority. In the Ninth district, Viteh (dem ) be pro: Deby re cleeted. Io byd Bcoond district, C 800 majority. ‘eventh district, Davis (dom.) ia elected by 520 majcrity, whieh le @ domberatle gain. ‘The La giclature is decidedly democratie, as wenel. e had only one member in the last Congress, frem Indiane, vie, ‘rom the Seventh distetct. WAMA. th Alabema, the strong. hold of the democrats, are favorable to the Union party over the receseloniete In Landerdale coanty. the Bien erndide’s, Tiomton, has dt majority over Aub rd, cvsnion demcera:, ‘The mame county gare Cave TT majority over Gen. Taylor, in 168 Other Coa from the Btate are frroralde to (he Union gandidates for Governor and Qongross. Graham L, Dunbam (dem.) is re- Al The retarns from N tity | ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA’S MAILS, HICHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE, Our London Correspondence. THE STATE OF RUROPR. Lonvow, Friday Rvening, July 25, 1851. Ministerial Ovicis in France Duel—Prorogation of the Assembly in August—Seoond Reading of the Exclesiastica! Titles Assumption Bilt, adopted in the Lords—Ensland and Frence Protest against the Admission of the Dalian Provinces of Austria into the Germanic Confederation The Affaire Salomons—Rothechild and Salomons Hold Meet- inge—The Resolutions—The Peace Congress—Italy—Por- tugel—Fears of e Counter-Revolution—Intehesting Event at the Crystal Palace. Erente sucoced each other rapidly. Bearcely was the debate on the revision of the French constitution oon- cluded when a ministerial crisis followed, which may lead, moreover, to a hostile meeting between Leon Faucher, the Minieter of the Interior, and M. Baze, the mover of ® voto of censure on the ministry,’ which vote was adopted. Mondey's sitting of the National Assembly was de- Yoted to the debate on the petitions for tho revision of tho constitution, The opposition endeavored to prove that the government had used its influence to induce the peoplo to eend In petitions, The debate was going on faverably for the minister, whon, to the general sur Prise, tho following motion of M. Baso was adopted, by » majority of thirteen vote Tho Notional Azsembly, while rogretting that, in tome localities, the government) contrary te ite duty, had weed ft infucnce to excite the citlnens to petition, orders the Tegal Pee'tious te be deposited in the Buztau des Renseigns aca. ‘The number of voters was, for the resolution 3: ageimet it 280. The ministers immediately tendered their resignations en masse (0 the Preeident of the Repubiic, whe ree J ware’ to accept them, From what hes eubscquently transpired, {t appsam that this vote wus not directed againet che mintetey, but indireotly against the President of the Republic, to warn bim egeinst avy attempt at an unconstitutional ra. election in 1862, Be th!s.as It may, the minlaors hayo consented to retain office, Di. Leon Foucher, in ba speech tn voply to the motion cf M. Bare, mady use of the expression “oslumny.” M Base, much offended, requostod M. Piscatory and General Lefié to walt opoa the minister for an apology. Notbing more has transpired. It is not improbabl a duel wili be tha result, but am smionble éxplanation is hinted at. Tam oply surprisod that no hostile meetia, artse out of the recent debates on the revision question Tbe Asecmbly will probebly be prozoguod on the 18th August to the 2 s& of Getober. Propositions to that | eGeot have been pressmted. A committee of twenty fire mex.bere with be named by Lalict to remain st Paris cn duty in confomalty with the terma of Art 32 of tho Uou- stitution: ‘The weminstion of this committse wlll be snother sop ree of inteiue, ‘The Paris fovea have fluctuated in cons. mlatetertol ctleis, but are looking op agar ities will be shortly abseroed at len t aco of the for s thm by a Feels of jon of Lords the second reading of the Loe $ Assumption Wil was adopted by the large majority of 227. On the interpeiiati Lord Padmorston © common with that “t protes Germon Viet, ab Frankfort, agaiuet the odundisaion of the whole of the Austrian monazohy, incinding the italian provinces. into the Germanic Confedorsti ever, stated (hat he bed not as yet rece 2. The question was brought forward by Awe | nm the 1th | n should be | erie ¢ Gn Tuesday wight Diet at Praak(ort demanded that a resol: ret that Chis question we oy. ond that no foreign stat fomo of the Gorman jo tiov, propoved by Austria, The deilt Was uosal ona of the Diet ere kep ria ean meezel. butA bedlowe the F jpoimt Peo. f stthe truth is that Au A and France elalia i ried t nitexte Kogio oe Bt atk eon German provie 1,424 which would give an over: utler. onag in to-aig At. Both ad mootings with their ena eleoted member for Landen, but, like Salomons, ineapacktated to sit, held 9 rasering yooterday at the London Tavera, The followiug resola- Uone were taanlnously adopted:— Tart ho Gone: bs snenrposin a de Canee of the 9 to the e0) eperntion 6: the provi wad mAiaiemance of thelr oummon o} tal vighte, Alowing petition was then adopted: — > the Homeratle Baitain ond Tee. Hine Afat poultinn of 7 ot Londo, ting nao nett b Application of goth to mombe A test of relighons bollef, tends ig eet i frre exereife of the judumeut ef tho lemtatstive bs vibe the ciscioe of the eloctoes in di ted constituti sgA2 asz sea of! reach of the of the porsuacion, f the constite dy teterpen eof iow not in contemplation of ¥ ottonely opposed to a le, a8 deckared by tiaolg eopre gene dents of oar conrts of | yary its form to the ask nd effectual?! with to Le node ce, Haron Lignel en the Yodarea'd nly wealiaed ut of the fis. the Ki éuty © bape cra kim dence eo Isis nes propare jena of fall by t h privflezor re, please tinietore oat honorable Mont tor ot engh pledges cl tuair | cinles of ofy See ct ved introdase, tal adotith rthwi je r r i yReacat oath ef PAY that * ay © Ljenel f o baring tal ‘| rrer moet weneane op his con- | 1 th aa nee * via tonce eater upon # dig- mentary daties, of Usst your Lenaeadic Fyctitionors ty couse of tt par iow, euppert Ralomon’s meeting was” evening, et whieh simllur ress. eimiler nature were adopted. the prayer jk ~ petition ¢ The Pence Covgrvrs has been holding fr setituys at Ex Her Tiall., ‘The fest eltting wos held on Tacs S®Y. ae The congrers was opened by the election ot | taien (0 eoxrinde tbat thi | amount to 4 6gy tates Durean, Sir David Browster being chown 1 l ard Cobden, Bey., M.P., and. Oharios Mine . View I residents for MMC Kau, of Hel Belair Judge J any; M. Viewhere nM. Nites tua the Ita W Jeckron, for Ameren. The Beoretaries ch a wre For Breland tho Rev. MH. Richard and Me. W. Stokes, for Pranes, MM. Jowoph Gernter and M. Coqnorel, Jr for Germany Dr Meguardeen and Dr, Krew hy for | Amerien, Mr. Bllhn Burritt and Dr. Beckwith, cad for | tItaly, M. Jules Avigdor, of Nieo. The several lists | of fercign delegates etborents i rend by the (aries foreign Vico-Pr after which the Engl Richard) sald that Hist of Kingliph ¥ numbered phove m thousand. Ho «rly mention a few ef those who cere, ‘The following mombere of Parliament wore smepget the number :-—Richerd Cobden, Charles ilind- ley, Witte Een it i. N Buxton nee Heyworth, Jon Bilis, Richard Harrls, if. A nby, Edvard Horsman, James Kershaw, dovwph Heme, Alexander Hastie, John Macgregor, J. ‘ho sant ate would | rented cori ala shail. John Bright, George Thompeon, Joba Broeklohuret Jobo Williams, Chartes Cowan, and Jacob Bell, Rages, aland solemn daty of all ministers of om ploy Choir grant i brine iples ‘and fen inds of men | | aritona were adopted:— | | hereditary anin aloneles, whieh have boon e9 the sword ean rettle no question, on | nity and right, 18 t9 she duty of« 6 decison of Competent and | sing betwe thom Se eaanst | ot Rurore menace he her, amid peoters feiondehip apd cow et helma & Perlibo « | Hmpart nit the feliolties of bie sizte 1LD eee — PRICE TWO CENTS. eee neoeaty FEieecnee . toad tho Istorreaton, by of aslike prope rations, a Lee seength oe the oy ice porn. of yous few items of general Latelligence from sng Toa foreign papers -— bigs additional commercial couvention between France ae Herdinia was promulgated at Turin on the 16th. The Picdmoniese Gazette of the Zlet treaty of commerce concluded betwoen Switseriand. haga most important artiole of this Noses is the follows need ofthe tserland from Hiplaity ef commercial lataroeuree’ oneapea to the most #9 Jemn manner, vo contritute. a4 far ‘as posatble, towards struction ofa railroad, lending (eo or frcm the most convenient paint the intel Germany, in order ¥e meet the reilse the‘Zelfverein: ‘This t.eaty is to expire on tho 30th of June, 1861. Nothing new har (rane ced égnedin the meet the Pope, with the Ring of Naplee, to b I atl if my last letter. ‘he murdror of Yandoni, at Milan, has not been disoovered; the Austrian authorities are ii fatigable ix their endoavors to get # clue to the assassin. Lieute- nant-Marshai Strursolde convened the podesta pestalorss and the asseran! of Milam, and threatened that on the ro- currence of # similar aflentate, tho city would be placed under the same rigorous state as in 1848, A rewardof = Ure is sakd w be offered for the discovery of the murderer. Advices from Lugo. in the Romagna, state that a com- mixary of tie Koman police, wamed Baldaai, has beoa found to have been an accomplice of Passatore, the ccle- brated brigend; be is at present under trial. The ar- Test of this mun is paid to hove released some twenty young meu from owplivity. they baving bees incarcorated <n scoeurt of an imaginary Maxziulan plot, invoated bj this Reman cflieixi, Such facts sa theae serve to throw ight op the state of hinge tn thet part of the peninsula, he Koman poitee siways had a bad mame, aad desor- nals £0, 86 Lhe above servos to show, | Sinaw of the Siste of Suniinia met om the 16th, | ust oe tbe preeklonoy of Aiferi. ‘The sitting was opeaed | at olf post two. The Minister of War rend a deoces of | the Kieg. by whiok the deaston is proroguad until the 18th of November uext. At the Chamber of Dopuies the same 3 wae rund by the Mimister of tho Interior. | Cficrs beve been made to the gcvernment for the con- struction of the proposed mew dooks hers, bat their creo top bas net yet boom commenced Subveriptions have boom rabed st Genos to send aomoe Piecwrcetere workmen to the Exhibition of ail Wacioas in Londes. His Majesty Victor Bmmonnel, had for- wardeti JO0CE for that p op) @ Le ve advices tron th inst, Fears of & counter-revolution Were extertstned. and a number of arrvets of rengeants and 20 a Giterent regime An interesting event was well nigh trking place on | Wedorsday. which would have rendered the Great Bxhi- or bition the birth place of a yorthfal A young | ludy, accompanied by ber’ insband aud two fomale | friecda. who had bean Wai r coors tine at tho couth evtraves, in the tain ining & convuyance, Was euddenly seleed with #5 that she wasen the point of the sid of Mr. Drrncomba, the ptoms which indi ) and | " conveyed to ‘ac. 4 sofe After the cd in a cab, | iret ob Li, & fine az both mother and child are mt ont Le expected under the | tances of the sion of Auber's new opers—La Corteille Las proved a faifure nt Hor Majesty's Theatze, piding th ‘ about ther i thr Frerch theatre Burton City Five per € Sper Veat Stock. ... sborette $ por Cent (Bu Yond)... sland Five per Gent Sterting Ronde Gunada 6 por Cont Bonds, Tho harvest promises to be a g and iseiand sia. — it of ome, Both do Fagtead Morhets, Levenroct Corson Manxet going the downward cou finees doing daily, end o 8 fair amount of ba. oarket rather active than Astoued officors had | W | Beyden Tit French US 25.—Corton ix still | Wik THE CALIFU SRNIA NEWS. auniva a STEAMSHIP EMPIRE SITY, wroe Over a Million and a Malf in Gold Dust, the California Mails, and between Taree pad Four Hundred Californians, The Details of the Sixth Terrible Fixe in San Francisco. LYNCHING AT SONORA—TORDERY—THR cons. ILLA INDIANS—INDIAN OUTRAGES— MINING INTELLIGENCE, Ke, &o., ko. The steamer Empire City, Capt. Brown, Grom. | Chagres July 25, via Kingston July 39, with apelle and passengere, arrived this morning. Sho bringe the mails, specie aod paasengors of the | steemer Panama, at l’anawws in cighteon days from San Franclsco. ‘The Empire City left at Chagres the stoamahign Georgia and Promethous, awaiting tho arrival of #teamers Isthmus and Union, neither of which bee reached Panama on the morning of tho 23d wit, but were hourly oxpected. The passengers by the E. C. woat from Chagres te Gorgona in the steamer Wa. H. Aspinwall, in sovom avd a half hours. The Aspinwall goos owly to Gorgona, thence passengers proceed in large covered | barges, belonging to the steamer, to Cruces. ‘The epecie lst of the N.C. amounts to one ma bon end four hundre! thousand dollors, About three bupdred thousand dollars in addition are in the baaxis of the parsongers. Annexed are tho nsmes of the PASSENGERS tY THR EMPIRE OITY. Oliver Charlies an9 » rast, HB Bawhins, 4:8 OBeowmp, BaMoCarts, © Mol Barrie, Cape Hines, A'S ¢ trulis, HOM Peter y ena J tinok, Wi linen RD W Grove Dowdy Mre Gatos, Mise Ammer Jr. Goo Nagle, Chat Qeovor, & teks, Jobe, Hie Misa Pinon A. Capt Ga EL Cooke dew. tere ME _ Caps & Nach Ph Horse, We © Mam G etvant, Win B Gardlacr, d, Francie Travors, Am Tylor, 9 M Villaverde le, C Lask, T Williams. Walton, J Rowley a an, W Deobas, hope on omen. & bad .. atom Octannausee, henston. J Be ftuftor, orminy Samberts, % Wyer, P Mo Jone Sovenck, Jobs Di ry Wi Cuauieicce,§ uavide, shore ° Tiougs sale te 1, Fiaveenm, M Moach, otherwise, focaded upen » weil-dotag trade, it would not H Rie be unrenseuale to look for a different tara to our prow | ebm, ks singh Welln es ccdings. Dut moh isthe prossiag ungemos ant desire | Brock, Ge Rrovace, Oden 16 se 06 =, » have, ngaic to re- | § . * “4 Ouece car y deveription absus a one-four deeling bang more o> to situs in the Ming” Gualitier, It will | be ps tortie Ba ie cv fae changed » duced thet & large bulk of American oottom ts ne chaseble ut S44. to Wd. All proviow cxperieves Prloe, wast ber rogarded ¥ OP positive and Oricaus at ge ALA Conti aro © to the hort statement sot f twerving that the acne cuss cre etill in operation. aud perhaps with vated £209, 1:80 Ameetran and 06 Sarat Rave been taken on *pcou, | lntien; oud 7 180 Amccicam iv Surat, 30 Mafirar and | 0 Pervam (or esport. A splrited doinand has sprang | Up within the lore tt eve oF (ur hours, 10.600 bales hay- | Ing been setd, giving for the momant. at any rate, quite a changed {che to cur market. ‘The sales for the week laventes) Manxers, July 95 —Ashes continae to soil frovty,n epcoulative buyur continuing to operate io pots; the (repractions amount to 800 berrole, at We, to B88. 5a, for pots, and 208 for poaris, Metely—Tno morket haw exhibited rather more ged during the week, for Monutactured bron of ail Mn, but prloes ate withoat | siteration. Tig irow cortinnies tompletely negtootod. Tin plotes are in fair deronad. Lend fe leva tn juired for, ard holders aze disposed to male concert In copper, no change. Navad Store American is wanted ; the finer de sale. Of raw turpentine 700 barr d. to 7s. Sd. perewt. No tr et 34s, of 400 ble, Oly —Olive ty without chang: ia the week having boon very | nett oe 22 Mae eek Bitty Byirita of turpentine are stead ot Amwrican, we have an erziy bo cffered next werk ba requind “aoe seed, cansing joe; 0 tons je. to £2 por ton. reoent arrivals of be mackwt for the ordinaey | upported. ‘The transad: Ora mond is weil At the end tle parsing in showide (te rales of lard we ade at & further red Layers then esine ferwerd, and have taken daring the Wook bout 2H) tone, at an ody of Is Gi. to 2s. por Cut. over Cur let Gitetotions, the market closing very waported from fretand trom the tat frm, The +v]e Is slow, the quality of the re | Aukinwom, Ketiime & \ cont imperts be n Grease butter hes been | Oo 4.000 Chas. ¥. day...« in fair deanand; (here w oo Jound, Barker. : The bitter market hee become morefirm,and | § 1000 J. Demaleeh. + « the Getting! has 1 to @ fam exjeut thir woalt, at fail | Pete 6,900 T Tene we. prices, Holders ow ask Is, to Be. per emt. advance, | W. wri which bas given & temporary cheok to gaoebattast, | L! 180 Adeian hey... Ts to Ts, Waterford, O84. to ron ge aad Clua- | J laire & Rob my cad Wes tos, fo M95) 5 000 pt re hed ners, Se ae. 1.000 Hautine & Cushioe And plekied Cork seconds, is: 1k {othe 288 lawt., both Inclasive 2 firklas, 199 kegs, 71 erceks, MM boxes, B22 bereis Lutter; 162 ba dbhde 1 theres St And 16 howe hard itro herk.—The bu “stoufitod to retail, at Ss. Salt— There te no material chang® I prices, aud the demand Aailow ia SS elondy request, P. ¥.C Pet owt.; of North Aineriont 300 casks former tates TobscoReeTbe market Leen very quict this week, without any ghange In The Opera at Caustic Garden, ‘The cnthusinem with whieh the recent performances at the Opera how ben resolved, has boom equalled only ¢ admirable style of the representations, and by the toereasing aumbers Which now flow into the tide of nincre whieh Line set In thie dlzeotion, ‘The perform- ances of Be TruM, Cootini, Mies Whiting, of Salvi, Nettini, and Jariol, of Redial! aod Beneventano, of Mortni,and of the choras and orchestra. stamp the compEny ax an inimitable one, betm in talent and accomplichments, Balyl has delighted in “1a Son mitula.” and now he is (o appeat as Gennaro, in Buererin Berg 1: will be worth something to Rear that benotiful erin “Di peecatore.” aad still Hteten to him in the entire ri to which he will and that delicious cultivetion which 6 eminently dietingaieh him, No dow bt thowsands wild be gind to hear bim for the firet the in ths opens, stl as the f¥erilo Nosio will Laterpret, ta her cho wing manner, the row of Luoreria, akted by & Powerful ccmpeny Mole ling Marin and othe pe. wid be nothing Wanting to ike tho satisfaction oom: pete secde te | Curtis & Peaberiy, to Kingston —D Turoer nnd Indy, De Molar Laric. E Sherburne, WOW Proacott. Wm How: A Floyd, Edvard t Le Athmede, Re ris Merton, B t Lopes, Luke Mall, Dees a, b 1 ee Kiagetee, Jom— Waten Tol nip AG barn, dome Te<'ke erbers & C x eyes, Simon Rope om Comply 3 iat ay Annexe dis the SPECIE MIST OF THR EaPmR Crry. SAWKT Geo & T. Cuuard.. Josiah Macy & Son, 25,000 DV. Metens A, Yan Valting- WAH see es 31082 wt Prat, Kovlnsen & Wa. Je Co... 190000 Henry Borgen oan 2,000 &, Donnell "0 Craninghom Jno. B. Dickinsow, Whitehoare, 1m be 1 Tileston Oliver Chiat lok 9 & O, 95,500 11. Muller, 8600 John Menty & Oo, 6400 Wase Myen yeas 1 Anwen, sisaeait — bis 9.43 lee wm Hoger & ¢ ue 2416 John Caumis Smee 40,000 Moller, Somde ina Doremus & Nixeo ay A Rome Roe Dazard Freres. 440 Hadden & Tazlor. 6,068 FD. Brigham & Co 4 $. HL Tard & Co. . om Howord, Son & Co. 10.900 Chas, King kGo.: 1308 m& Wiliinms 36,900 Deniroes & Minds. 6,03 WES Stor & Gildmeiter — be Chee B Morrivom Re 5.000 Weert & Pilnor, 1700 Pip Anthony; Vcd T. Be iagrie ss Leevitt T Robbing iv ‘ied sigsatiaa L. Hoidstlen & Gc 1. Curpenter & Co ¥. & L, Roswnboek, 4,000 Joho Folinte & Co. 6,200 Zentor, Wardwell, +e 12000 © & OBrsscisssere pete . Tt Cag) — &00 Witte Panes, Tawa « L 1280 Jno. M. Busithsed tinee Shiv-lier. 6000 Barnh Levi . Well, Wieott & Andtew Thorawail, we Dewitt ....... 6 000 Chamters & Heiser 18,580 Iu bande of Pascengrts........ We are ean under inntins to Meerre. Thompeon & Hitchoock, of Gregory's express, to Mr. Lewis Paine, purser of the pire City, Dodge's exprese, Elliott's express, and to Mr Frank Jobneon, of Adame & Co.'s express, for the prompt delivery of our California, Oregon, Pana we, and Jamaica files of papert, &o., before the delivery of tho mails. ‘Two Weeks’ News. [Prom the Aita Ontifornia, Fut ui ‘The evente vince the salting of the fornia, om the 11th of Jane, is the fire of the 22d, fall egceuwes of which will be found ia our colamas, 1s (9 am unger ‘ateful enh he \ smlas {t by roferring the reader to the deve ba Wy emitter et ptt y tho rilleinous soaduct