The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1858, Page 1

Se | WHOLE NO. 7984 ARRIVAL OF FHE FULTON, ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. | | THE ATLANTIC SELEGRAPH. Queen Victoria’s Message in the Hands of Mr. Dallas. PUTO CUCU TT erT ed The Slave Trade Question in Paris awd Madrid. DETAILS OF THE NEWS FROM INDIA, Reply of the Emperor of China to the Foreign Plenipotentiaries. Special Commissioner to Treat with the American Commissioner. | 7B COOLIE SLAVE TRADE FOR CUB, Ker Rey ke. The United States mai) steamship Fulton, Captain Wot- | tou, .wbicn jeft Havre on the 29h and Soutuempion on the | gown of Jane, at four o'clock im the afverncon, arrived at | ‘ber dork at five o'clock yesterday evaning. { ‘Tne Fuitoo landed oue bupdred and ‘orty-oue passen- gore and three bondred tous of merchandise. She paered Cape Rave at eight o’clock last Priday morn- ing, afier beiug bourded by the news yacht of the Aseo- 09 Press. Captam Wovvon farnisbed a summary of the | pews to our agent, which was telegreped from 8t. Johns, Ni. F , apd appeared im the HeRavp on the morning of Sun- day, toe 11'b towtant. Threo days lever news bas been received from the Cansda, when off Cepe Race. The Londen Ubserver of the 27th of Jane, remarks:—} ‘he weather bas beep, #0 far evee, moat fevoranie for the s The eqnadran left Keyham barhor rether more than 4 ‘ortn'gbt wince, avd the lotersst wrich for months past bes been felt im tpe eucsse of the great atiempt has now reer to an slmost feverinn state of eaxiety The last steamer trom Amarice brought no news of baving «pried the telegruon equaaroo, but it ie coofidently ox- peced tnat the mall packet due thia Gay at Liverpool will bring some info mation reapecting the proceedings, wich sy be 1p anticipation of thas expected 5y Lhe s’eaner at wered to he equacran The first message which will be went along the wires will he. as we stated ona previous coon tim, one adoressed by her gn 2 to the President of the Onized States The message, a) ef ully se ded, has been sent te the United States Lega’tom and will not be opened until the telegraph is perjectly ready for its transmission. It would, of course De inte to Beonlate o9 the uature ef the meerage, Dot we may covfident'y ature thet ii will no! de that vey inapprorriate ooe which mr tranasatisatic 200. Wporaries aepouncrd it to be iwt year, pemeiy, “What pa joined together let no mao put asauder.” This pot exxotly @ meessge weich the Gret Iady tn England wigh' be expected to send toe gentieman tn the Untied 5, and it wou'd ne, besides, sipgalarty in‘elisitons pied to 8 work sach 48 a0 tic telegraph. The Loudon Star, of whe 29th of June J bas the follow- wa che Atleotic Telegraph Compacy have as yet received | be intel! gence raepect og tbe *quatron with the telegraph caple A steamer accra panied the Agamemoon and Nie the ober vervels of the eqoadron for the pur. urping to Eagisod immediately on the tof the proces tings for paying ont the cable from We eh‘og, but the steeruer ba! pot arrived a! 4 fia on Murday pighi. [tie suppyeee from this ciroam- ecupte toat the ‘paying oct’? wee vot commenced as soon no that roms ‘orther exoeriment to the © the wire has 09€0 Cousterod neces Je Angioeere sbarged wito sae ae loyiag the Ort mes De ren al ng she i it be one ad freeved Wy Der ajer y to the Presiient o Tpited States The errege, cerefally scale’, nar Deen sent to the Un states leganion, and wil! nor he oveoed uaull the telegraph 4 portect'y ready for ive uransmigsion The stoppage is auuounced of Messre. Bristow, Warren & Jerrvov, shoiesaie grecere, London, with habilities & delween £50,000 ant £69 000 Arevoeascov Thorpe, af Bristol, Eag'aad, bee invited the ergy of that dincnee wo petition, now ines the Jews are we 70 a mrted & Parlemert, coat clergy of the orteb Orbe i chara gay Got be dwqieilded as memoders uw Par PD vorwt foe Oy of Glaegn + Back, which saspended during the = Es a nm 5 3 rary by eerie previous to commeocing the work. rise wy November lant, bas wened a stavement prepara wry to Ue aonoal merting of the sharevo! on the 7th w Jaly According to thie more than 8 rer centof the brptta! ia ntact, te amount bavicg Deen £745,410, while ware 1s pow & Dulance Of assnta over tieDiiities of £673,- $21. The defirenoy, therefore, is £71,589, which it je propered io make op by an approoriation of £20,000a year cut of Jature profes Lewers from Viewwa report thes tbe forthooming Aus tiny Ducget will be an unfavorabdie ome, exhibiting a de. om ney of forty miltion florins A veiter ‘rom St. Petersburg, in the Nord, describes the = vapoe (f the Russian column oa the Osacasus, along tho Devie of the river Adegorem, We point called by the om. V ves the “omo of Katelai, Un the hte of May the columa arrived at obis spot, and ine liately sarrownded ims posi- um eith dea. Ov the following day the troops com- Deute’ work ng cv the focatstions of a new fort. Very tiene resietacce wae offores by ta8 iwhartants, who with drow 100 the Interior te (oe Hunee of Commons, op 20tn June, F wrked the Under Sauretary of State for Por- sarther der Majery's goveroment bad cee fe oe OOF DeiteveG ia, he Oxiaten’e Of Buy wgred Ne OF Ferbal, Det oem Lurtria aad the Porte, Wr on nee Of an OUI OAS 1 + Frveaeratp eat! ee hua rable gendomea hat pot © Very cow prebensive, O47, ae ne WhIEI, & Very uOpte Bedante) qnertion to y ot giving ofnce, expre® a dows woetaer any siven tege could he derivet, elmer hy toes house or by the Quer-ry, (rom putting questinns of ea°n & vague uml roy. fee eherecter. (Hear, beer) He could only aay, ia re £9, tion of the character doscridod ad SOD Tecerved by Orr Majesty's gover. nent, god the Pegorable g-ntiewae walt pardon Pim if fo the ahaonce ¢ refrained (rom expressing auy veitef oa 0 Herald of the 23th of June remarks ia ite ony article — Pubiic revar tes experianced a slight reartion an4 prices cioee?d @ith heaviness. aithouch the American Jered favoredia, now she pientern saviors fees of movey hes lod to aivity ou the other side of the Atiaeto, the effect canted by the Inte failures in the gro. tory rade bas Deru rather covuragiog. The London Times of 28th of Jane observes, in its city erticne = Yhe Bom ey cenpatch, altaongh higaly eatieractory, ow- ering the extevt of the ¢ floaities to 09 endouN‘eret, Per ived the festing of anxiety created oy most of the re- Sort intel iganoe from Iedia, Rud cauesd the market to de besey thronghout the day. {im the #eekly report on the health ant motesrology of Landoo, yustiabed by the Genera: Board of Hoalth on the 19th of June, we read >= The temperature on the 16th was vo less than 16.9 de- ters above the mean for ine day, aod tbe higaest in the ahade war 04.9 drgreen, the greato~t best and tne great eet depertare from the mean tewperavire witch havo ever been recorded io Loadop win trastwortoy instra. ments The nearest appronc® to toa maximim tempora- bare wat 0) Sdegrees. he effect of thin extreme host on the Thamos hat ben each make ao oatbreak of rohable, for the ame'l, avon at & ALMOM uMdHarad o. Lotiers (rom Dank i'e, Sootisod, etate that the drow fe ortraordinary in Woe quarter. Rhere will s90u be n. water anywhere, Ow fitcher, meadows rivulets, all are ary of the oountey i desolate, The flax bas cvmo wo flower before i te balf grown; it will ytold iittle seed, aud the fibre will be of middling queity, The farmer will aot realize the expenece of co'tivation. The wheat ft not thick wore the grommd, the care are ama'l, aod many of them are black. Tho pleld ie capeoted to be very amali, the bea: baviog overtaken the greater part of the graina wad the femeinder being (in. From Saumur ou (he Loire we learn tha! the wheat on been weil farmed, will produce a a tolerable qua'tey; bat those hove Been nagloow!, wit! prvtare Toe rye, which i¢ 00} ex- AY mtoonded well; the grain wili 00 light lands, whe v aod of inferior tensively rown th De good and the y' erehie, Onto and bariee have muifered much fren! sabh ‘The following por ve ne ays of in 28th ot., te important ‘The Ine event i Here Dien in Candie apy . aitracted the om Hon of the Rurnpesy vy rrnut@nds to the eat n Cy trtian subjects. .ue Uiowap emp re, it be'eg Sound Anat thew or9 recent trou that the hatti-humayoum granted by the Porte in Febras ses ase te Gane? rant Bowers have decd eo may vi upon oar correspondent, bring the wvenion Deture the Paris Coateroxce | We have Bo mene of verify: correctness iti gence, ‘but we have Mee A ont era the accara- cy of /he source from which we derive it. The independent prees of Paris siill observes much caution in commenting upon the political changes going om. The Univers of the 28th ultimo publishes the follow- oe— The Presse and the Patric state that the of Prince japoieon into the Oabinet indicates a modi of tne policy of government The Patric announces po.i- y that the imperial edifice wil! shortly be crowned ih Mberty. The measures taken in favor of the press authorize these aaticipations. We sball be a0. be at The Patric of the same date observes: — ‘What would be the use of a constitutional 2 wn: der the present rule? It would nas be tional, is would be re ; it would Bot be directed azainat the Cabinet, but againet the Emperor. fhe const'tation of ‘15th January, 1852, crested one sole responsibility in tne Btete and couptry—that of the Emperor, From this sa- preme bead of the nation emanate all acts of svvereignty. Her 8 and governs. He names ministers who are re. to him alose. We, of course, spexk of conetitu- tional responsibility. Moral responsi vility exists for all rapke end for al) positions—for Ministers, Councillors of State, Ambassadors and Prefects, Eetiis qpfenn connet recall these fanctionaries, hut it judges sand ite confidence when given or withdrawn, ix almost always a standard of their ae er or The real it copstitational ibility ig therefore in the hands, not of @ Pariament, of pablic opinion. If the Emperor has avoiced many difficulties, bas overcome dan- gers, e00 Das remaines popalar after ten yoars’ tis ‘Decanse he bas always consulted public opinan. The Brazitian government gunboats Araguery, Araguay, Iraby apd Igvateney, from London, errived at P!ymouth on the afteruon of 29th of Jane, en route for Lisbon and Rio Janerio. ‘fhe Swiss journals contain an analysis o° the report of the commission of the Counct! of State on the managoment of federal matters during 1867. The document protests strong'y sgainet the manner in which Swiss emigrants have been treated in the Brazils, and recommends that emigration to that country be prohibited “until the claim of the emicrants shall have been satisfied. Moreover, it proposes that emigration egenta, if not fully authorized, shail be prosecute’ as awindlers. The London Globeof the 20th ultimo (evening) reports the 'ate fire in the London docks thus:— The fire took place at twelve o’ciook, on the South quay, adjacent to the Hermilage basin. By one o'clock the whole centre wereboure was in flame. The goods and ‘operty consisted of jate, engar and sprite, and in the sement saltpetre. Tt is feared that some of the men lost their lives Some of tne ships in the docks have been hautea out from the South quay. The London Star of the 29th ultimo, in noticing Queen Victoria’s visit to the Leviathan, rays: — ‘The ship is uo longer to be calied the Leviathan; sho is to assuwe her original pame—tne Great Eastern. She bas been registered in that name, William Herrison, master. ler majeely 6 visit to the ship was strictly private. Mr Lever, the proprietor of the Indian Empire steam. thip, has put a second vessel, and a much larger one, on the new line from Galway. She is advertised to on the 27th of July. his vessel is 3,000 tons register. It is stated that Mr. Lever means to puta third packet on the line bet ween Galway and Quedec. These steamers should be propelied by the Arcbimides screw. Our Relations towards England. THR RIGHT OF SKARCH—A MORMON EXODUS TO BRITISH AMBRICA--TH® PACIFIC BKAILKOAD AND THE HUDSON BAY COMPRNY. ‘rom the Loodon Poet, June 29.) Last night Mr Hivtt was to have moved tae following resolation :—* ibat 1 is expedient to tinue the orac- tice of authorizing ber Majesty’s ships to visit and search yesre'# under foreign flags, with a view of suppressing the traffic in elavee.”” The honorable gentleman, we are g)ad to say, wae induced to postpoas his motion—a mo- tion whieb, at the present time, has alt jer become upbecesesry; firet, cecause the law officers of the crown bave, with perfect sovaracy roported right of visitation and exercised in time of secondly , because the aro Cuba te about Y be gy rg tg bg nd the government ani je United States arpoar to be vatiefied Pte tne course which the British Admiral ca the station and her Majssty’s ministers ia this county Dave taken, in disavowing which way have in tendarirg full, frapk aad bonest expianation. fever in the United states, fomented by aggerated etatem cuts, Las happily sul gree of ups! wity jw the good seure friends. “If iv a «‘ngle instance any British ofloer baw alaver fidered a. erm, ways firnly delleyod. con! not long remain atverse to the anti-e’ave trade polie7 of ‘his country. The cause of complaint .n this cage having bean removed, what oarthly Denedt could he ganed hy « Pa \iamet diecussion on ap abstract of pub! feb no doube many lowes, optaicns would veatgation of which no doubt many de huzasded calcu sted to revive ib Americs all that ox- citement which the moderate and jast conduct of the Beitish Le ye sonaidly aud so me ge 4 tended ality apow ite bande; aud whether these strange fanacios should! quietiy remove to Suuora, or re- sare to the Sait Lake City, minus the i ia of wivor and catldres, @ oppose ihe authority of the fe'eral {a orament, we can only say that the suppronsion of tho first grensine? Tobe lion whic has oeourred In thy Uaived ie & aut sh, on every grouniof religion, morality and doconey, Mr. Buchanan cannot tart But the alleged exodus of the Mormons may uot unna- torally be seecec'aled with that extraordinary aad unex- pected inrosd ¢f American citizeas which we hear is about to take place into those rich aod fruitful portions of Br.tieh Nortm America which the Huceon’s Bay Company has Ditherto consigned to recresy and barbarism. Tne dis- covery of go! in Vanerw: sland is otteg thou- aence from Cautornia, and, before the tease of the ny be detorm ned, busy and thriving commacities will be establiehed tt @ p'sce which at progent ba3 n0 virtual or offictent government. The Mormons have before vais taxed of bowting the British flag and of removing into Botat torrito-y, eed if they are as much addicted to gold as they are to polygamy, they mas for it pat the com. Deny oar de, at once colonize ‘he is'and aod make important pettioments on she mainiand, near Fuca’s Sraiis—the vo- ry point *bch ® destived to form the Pacific terminus of the proposed imterceennic railroad. How Sir Bulwer Lytton would desl with such « rewiy mate colony ts a .emion wich, of course, we cannot presume to answer. lat If the reagh and ready adventurers of Oslifornis chores to eqoat upon Brit's territory, the first thing that mutt be cope will be the administration of some form of justoe by meane of Lynch law or ance committees, for the Rudeon's Bay pany, they the: inant @ chief factor who ie & governor, pomses# 20 Mi Ary OF pO toe force to preserve peace and order. Un- der these cirgomatanoes we consider it to be ® most grati- fying event that to-night #r Roebuck bas announced nis iPieation of directing the attention of Commons to the question of the Hodson’s Ray onarter, [t is well koown that both Mr, chere std Lord Stanley, when at the cyontal coffee, Were diwpesed to constitute Vancouver's Island and some portion of the adjacent continent into « seperate Briveh colony. The present Secretary of Siste may, tn thie respect, take the same view as his pretocss- but we mont MN} st that the lenge of the Gomoany has deen for the nom-fulfilmeut of the coveranta contained therein, and that, as tae Hadteon's Bay au-horities have eystomatically opposed instead of promoting the co!opizaion of the island. their claim for compenrstion i jost a6 yalia a@ their charter, whion con- eine & ‘tof territories that, in the time of Charles II, undow! iy belonged wo the Fresch Crowe and aevor were incorpormed in the Beitieh dominions patil the oon- quest of Canada in 1759. We therefure trust that thie qnestion of compensation will not be determined antl the opinion of » court of justice haa been taken with reapect w the forfeit -e of the lease. ‘We wish honorable gentiomen to night to remember that the H.daon's Hay Company bas ever been the oon- mtapt and irreconcmbie opponent of the extension of British joptitutions oa the crn'inent of North America, The sordid interests of & few monopolists bave hitherto beew regarded with a degree of tenderuess which the Tarilanent of Pngland bas oot extended t the great Kast Todia Company. Canada vow demands the restoration of “The King’s )'=-(ande which the Province had learad to the company. Cacata demands further, that {4 boun- dories sball De defined; and if Mr Dawson's motion ia the Provincial Pariiament be carried, the Judicial Oom mittee of the Privy Council will before long have to deter- Pine that question, as well as the question which altherto am omen a! legal iow on—namely, the valifity of thecharter which ie alleged to have tmpoard tas oun ta rier. Should the decision of Partiament and of the Privy favor of Canada, tae Ha 's Bay Company doubt, sak for compensation. Theit claim may be stated ine very ehorsform. It will be a claim of com: ese for the usurpation of territory. —for illegal pro long enjoyet—for mieruie, misg vernment, and wa! edmivistretion, and for the fraudaleat eappreasion of every (act copneécted with the physical aghy and vaturei prodfouums of the ovnntry, ax when sir George Sinrpaon WAS rashly advised ty wre ahork, Tae government have besu recsatly asked to aid aod asrist ip he formation of tho line copnesting Aaiifac with the Grond Erave Rellway of Cam the mum reqaired to be qnarantoet te £190,000—8 mum almost foe.gnifoans when comperet with the imperial onjes. of row dering intepantent the oommunioation ef thie san tr ngdont the vow, web her maga'dseat North Ainerican colonier, Tut the guarantee in realty only amounts to £99,000 a year, The “ogisiaturas of Cons la, New Brags wick and Nowa $otis Deve oa vores £20,994 A year, and ten miles of wid Taal on either eae of the ine for tbe purpomeg of the propoee 1 ¢™m mupication, and a ee ere MORNING EDITION-WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1858, THE-NEW YORK HERAL the Britinh government at ths pr-sont ime pays the Uaitet ‘States £30,000 a year for the Wrenb adeneror mails via Portland, in the State of Maine,1o Uanuda If tne Aalifax tine be completed there «1! sben be a direst cmmanion tion to the Lakes, and the live bes only to be conwaaed from Fort William to the Pacific to give England the exclu tive carrying trade 0. ihe watire woulth of the Eset. For the secomplisbmen: of thie object the datacn’s Bay Company must >» sbolished--, corporation which, iMegal in its invepticn, has only become more illegal by igence of ihe British Legislature. To talk of com- ‘ata time when the company refuses, as it has ever refused, t :ubmit its charter to jadicial decision, is to aek the penpic of Engiand aud the peeple of Canada to sanction the confiscation of their inheritance. We beheve wWatarailway connecting the Atlantic with th, Pacific mast sbortly be made—that British civilization is des- tined to extend across the Continent, and that thos> great objects can only be accompiirhed by the immediate and complete a olit of the last trading movopoly, which, ia defiance of the law of the land, has too long been suff rod to exist. If the present desire to acquira in the colonies the popularity whic at all sacrifices they are willing to purchase at home, they will without hesitativa eupport Mr. Robuck’s motion. Lord Male gerery’s Pusertinns Surrender of ol ‘The Paris of the 28th of June, contains the ‘eilowing romarte te the unfavorable impression pro- duced im Spain by the allusions of Lord Malmesbury to her yile ingratitude” :— The Spanish press and public opinion have resented this bitter taunt, wh ch was weil calcu'ated to wound the selt- esteom of a generous nation, and which, moreover, of- fered a singular contsast with the doferenoe and lavished ou the United States. » If certain planters in Cuba act improperly in ing slaves from the slave dealers, they are, afterall, only the accomplices of more gatity namely, of those who facilitate slave . ie it, therefore, that the first are denounced toe compiaints of the latter are recog ulzed as legitima ef How sre we to appreciate this employment of two aod two measures with rules of justice? Thavks to the sestion of Gibraltar, an enormous quantity of English merchsndise is smuggled into Spain, to Prejudice of the Spavish customs and of the national industry. Will this abuse be attri- buted to the Spanish government? The Bible Societies in- undate the Peninsula with books and tracts which attack the Ontholic religion and the Pope. There are probabiy Spaniards who purchase these books, since tuere are 20 agente who deal in them. But will it be said that the ish government makes common cause with the purchasers of Protestaat Bibles? Before declaring a cyua- try to be responsible fer reprehensible deeds committed dy private individuals in distant colonies, it is esseetial that the accusing should have eatire conviction of his own innocence. Spanish journals have more than once commented on the fact that Enghand, in spite of ber friendship for Spain, bas kept possession of Gibraltar. They, moreover, remember under the first ewpire the English troops pillaged all the fortified places which rg ceeceres from the French, such as Oiudad Rodrigo, St. Sebastian, Badejoz, which had enjoyed pence and pro- tection while occupied by our ap Our contemporary concludes by recommending the Madrid press not to attach undue importance to the lan- fe of Lord Malmesbury, nor to suppose for one instant Ecgland would permit Cuba to be taken from the Spanish crown. The Coolie Siave Trade—What Becomes of the Chinese Apprentices In Cubat [From the Loadoa Ser Jee eey s It isnow no longer asecret shut up in the despatch boxes of the Foreign office, that a ie ad Corresvondenve .) the (ie trade and the laws relatiog to it, has taken place between the British and the French and American go- exaggeration ia the ments prefer their request, but we believe there is none im the pature of the facts they submit; at least in so far as they relate to the transportiog of Chinese in British vezsels toCubs. The Ear! of Carnarvon hax very pro- perly pointed out that there are two distinct braacres of foreiga pos- coufine our atendon to the latter, becavee itis unquestionable Frapoe and America have the Cvey g wiped for resisting the re- mopstrapces addressed to them by our goverament .n tha subject of the slave trade, which one permits under flag, and the other openly practices, so long as Bri- of Spain. Now we are it to be the uly of cur government to probit dis branch of the be Inst the trade’ itedlf, ‘or’ that slave , it calied free emigration from Africa. Tue Earl of Carnarvon states, upon the authority of sir Joon Bowring, that ty obtain theeo Chinese laborers again tion of ber free immigration schemo, and with the United States for allowing tho stars acd stripes to cover the negro slave trade. It cauoot be denied that so long as it does not prohibit the conveying of Chinese to slave colonies in Britian vessels, foreign govermmesia bave a colurable pre- tex! for declining to take any steps to check similar ea ter} uted wabjecte, As Lord Brougham very ently remarked, their answer ‘would naturally be— You have a0 right to compiaia of g tlaves from the Western comet of Africa, ou are ing on @ similar trade in coulies.”” may be aliegsd that the same ovjections do pot oxist against the system of obtaining Chinese odolles fur the Brittsh West India colonies. We appreheod the dit- ference is scarcely appreciable. The Chinese Immigre. tion act of 1865, which came into operation oa the ‘irs of Jacuary, 1866, was intended to provide a remedy for the potorious abuses of the Chinese cooile trafic. Yet woet ia the somusion of the Hari of Carnarvou! Why, thu the working of the act bas tarned out to be far oats. factory than had been anticipated, for it bad een con- stantly and s) siematically evaded. But even if the oon- tary were the case, immigration, as at a oon ducted, is radically vicious. It is, in fact, only an orgau- ized system of obtaining Iabor, upoo arbiirary terms, at the expense of the creoie population, aad to the detriment of the colonies into which ibe immigrants are introduced. Tn 1667 the a! of British Guiane paid $54,500, or sbowt £17,000 rteriing, out of ite general taxstion on the Lamigration Food aceount, and there was then owing to the pubis treasury from the of $60,000, vaneed to employers tae further sam Avout £12,000 sterling, which had beea ai them on immigration wcovant. Yet che bulk of the laboring are brought into the immugrants reached colony ia thet year was 4590, hom 180 died tmmediately after their arrival. is no return of the gum! free im) conve, ‘eaanigreate into oar colonies ander contract to work at arate of wages fixed arbi the Jaw of any Woot, aitble will as Lat Indians, Cb’ ue om! 2 OOF OWN Countrymoo of thelr ows froo will, a Thetr own expense; let ‘Yoo take thet labor to an open market, being fro to select their own employ: ere, an’ the class of mitted io them, for such a term of service as their own incl nations or 090 Tenience prompt, and mo objection could possibly be raleed to immigration of tis kind, to any extent. But ‘tole class of immigration would not suit the piauters, whose chjcct ie to obtein Isbor on their own terme, irre- spective of the Inws that govern it. Under such circum stances it is not to be woacered at that the onotle vn howld Pagenarate into a traf closely approximatiog v9 the slave trade, and ehovid be denounced a» each by foreign govsraments, The Froneh Siave Trade to the Wost Indies. 4 [efom the Fare Constitationnel, Juno 23 } + The ty of thers ontonias (French Weat tnclion) in gemeraily moarnred by the aiount of evgar prot This constituter, tn fact, the firet element of their prow perity. Tp the days of slave labor, colonia’ exciety ant £0 organized that the jiction of sugar monopd'izod grerythiog.. Te thore , the eultivation of other pro duce was impcesible, aad email proprietors or smati oapi- talints were equally out of piace there since the eman- cipation, the rele played in the colon hy the suger plan tations hae lort none o° its importance, They eusare bril- Want returns to extentive capital, if naisionsty emolored, They possess all the sympathy the motner. ourys and their joteresta can neither be diravowod nor poglost- o¢, But the abolition of slavery, by profoundly tans forming the mode of existence in our cinnier, crew new wants which must bo #atinfed fact must be noticed: a portion of of creole hat alandoned the i suger came, and hat given up regular wrk N doubt can exist that the intolence of thoes men heer gaited as mach to thelr own projwdise as er boat o former nisctors; ia fact, they are following & dows ward path which loads to Dprbarity, Mat wis dargir ons is tele compenration Tt ix amilsfectory that m class of pen, jandownwerv should have be sn createn sy iby aoo'ition of smavery. Theve indiriduaty, t is trae, content themeiv: ft the present bour with planting = few veretablos a fruit trees for thotr cousamption, aud thee anandon tnem- fetvee to that indolence which sti/! spyears to them sa the principal merit of iberty. Batthey vill perhaps art to their landed possessions, and wil! recogaice the advan tages of culiivatiog cotonoredfe; wey will pernacs supply the wother country with the valuable timber whien abounds in the toterior of the iniands, 97, ins word, devote tueir energios to a qnantity of lnorative un- dertakings There deserters from ihe auga™ lo'erest may consequently remain use’ul mem>ers of colonial rociety, and their chil¢ren may beoome prosperous and indus- trious Jandowners. ‘The Nicaraguan anal of M Belly. PENAL CLAUSE IN THR CHARTER OF THE AMERICAN COMPANY—-M. KELLY AND TH ATSBGINS CONVEN- TION—-OBJECTS OF HIS LATE VISIF TO NEW YORK. [Paris (June 28; Correapsnienoe of the Loadoa Pawn. Permit me to say a few words on the 'elter sigued New Yorker,” which apocared ia the Times ou saturtay, the 24th = fhe writer deciares that h» bas ‘the best pow sible reason’’ to know that the sta'ement of tae oratract with the American Icteroceasic Canal Jompany uf New York becoming void, it the terms thereo' wore nat ful- filied before the close of the % montn of Jane, is incorrect. My authority for statement ia the goa tleman who represents the Costa Rica and Nicaraguan governments in Paris, and who is, I understand, wiso as credited to London im the same capacity. His assurance to that effect 1s contaned ip a letter dated the 8ta fust., apd which I have now before me =I gives toe additionat clause of the convention, whish, for ‘A New Yorksr's’” informetion, I now transcribe in the original Spanish, baving previously done so in Evglish. It runs thas:— ARTICULO ADICIONAL. vencion que antecede uo sera valida, y no su-tira todos sus efectos, si no d la espiracion do la the lat May lat); pore pan’ phens (Stebbins) ba dado lugar A la espiracion y anus cion de eu cotrato por la no ¢jecuc'on de sus compromiaos. TOMAS MARTINEZ. JUaN R MORA GREGORIO JUARES, NAZARIO TOLEVO. Rivas, lo, de Mayo, 1858. sb intl gle as, 10. 1858. ‘A New Yorker” poems also to doubt the accuracy o° my statement about M. Beily’s intentioa to proceed to New York. ag @uthority on this point is the same | nave already quoted, nameiy, the Nicaraguan Minister ia Paris. Ina letter of the 10th iust., which [ also hold, he WY. Belly, tne ve of the French house above mentioned (Millsud & Co,), bas siready procesded to New York in order to combine the interests of the newcom- pany with the Stephens (3/edbins) Oompaoy, or any other company of American c:tizeos. M. Belly wiil then eet out for London with the odject of com ining these same interests with Eoglish capitalists. Thas, tae cou vention in question is ia no way marked by aa exc'usive character. Quite the contrary; the undertaki:g qill have the threefold aa e of combiaing the interests of ail under the auspices of the United States, of France, and of Great Britain, whose citizens will be roziprosaliy ia vited to form part of the general company, the object of which is the opesiog of @ mari ime caval, or the coastruc tion of @ railway across the Lithmus of Nicaragua, or buat formed by Nicaragua and Costa Rica. The dorument from wh'co I quote the foregoing ia a cir- culay addressed by the Nicaraguan Minwier vo the Uaited ‘States Miviaters in London and Paris. I bave to add that these statements are corroborated by the Paris house whose agens M Bolly is, aad who bave, moreuver, declared that M. Bolly had pot, aad hus ‘not, @ mission from the Freoch government As regards the project itself, its practicability or ius polltwal couse quences, I vay nothing whatever. I content wysslf wo giving a8 a piece of inteMigence the particulars as staved by the governments of Nicaragua and Coste Rica, their re] esentative in Paris, and the promoters of the pr rjoct to what is to happen to “ any European goverament which may be entertain’ project of interterence with the piensa of the United States in Central America,” I have notbing to say, but having given tue autoority for the accuracy of my own reportas & mere uarraor of events, “ A New Yorker” may mention ‘ the most excel- mr as accel be has for believing it to be incor- r The War tn India Tho news from India, mentioned by telegraph afer the Serre ieee, ig dated st Bombay oa the dub june. Our f'es contain the following report in addition to that published inst Monday :— 7 BOMBAY PRBSIDENCY. CF icenchery ‘The chief of Nurgoond was susj being ceep!y implicated. The ©. T. Mavusen, auended ae of May 29 by 806 men, headed by and kilied with all bis ‘that We d the apd int jnet = y Mr. Souchern, the Superintendent of Police, june NIZAM’S COUNTRY. The Aurungabad districts are muco disturbed by Arabs and Robitise, who have several towns. The Resident strongly arged that s Ruropesn reiaforcoment be sent immediately by the government of Hombay to Jant- ~~ A field detachment, about 460 men of a!larms, bas ROHILCUND DIVISION. The rebels near Shabjehan) were attacked by Sir Colin Campbsil ou the 24th of May, and driven dack to Mohumdee, which pisce was takea by our force. FUrTYoHuR. On the 28th of May, 5,000 rebels, in two bodies, crossed the Kulles Nandos, and marched along the werterv bouc. Gury of the district, burping ard costroying villares; ov the evening of thy 29th they were croesing the ‘angen The Rohticund force of cavalry hat gone ow: in pursai’ of them. Two princes of the Delhi family wore arrested oa Trunk road, between La'lutpore and Ca rap ore, on Proceeding to Oute 28th May by tho Testidar of Hussunpors Some thot . They are Micdteton’s coleman P , At Mohar, opposite the Baers & Fg : CAWNPORE DISTRICT. A of about ore thousand men, with for gona, eap- } to be from Mumeerpore, reached Aswung, on too rand ‘and foot, with eigat gan# im bree i) Visions, crossed froe the Hame=rpore side 0° tre Jumna Khorano-e the Ganges; the last tiv Brigutior Carthow, with a emu! hod for too same pointon the 20m May. defeated the rebels near Jug i ; Calpee was entirely in oor possession, both town and fort, on the evening of the 234 of May. Large stores of gun, guDpow ter aud other monitions were foan! in the fort. A flying column which woa sont in pursnil of whe et ae at ee nh cet ee end capturing ther > One portion of the rebels succeeced in crossing Jumns, but appear to have been altacked and the sew:ndars of Rosealobad. Another and larger body escaped \wwarde Gwalior by from Jnloun, and wore about twenty four miler ‘on the 20th of May. His Higonese acindis bes mbigae infantry, one of cava ry, and oem gun to Molar canionmeat for tae nur Pere of oppor'ng the rebels; he will command the fore» imeett = = iy With twelve guns, remains for tae Gwailer. is anxiogs for the epeedy advance of the Aritish Ot his frontier. The oolamn under Brigadiey Sai: Chundaree from the Booudeiaha, on the 25th ¥; after effectua'ly demotishing the works of th'e stronghold, the column will advance towards Kaaghar. Bompay Garin, Jane 4, 1858 uH Affaire tin China, REPLY OF TUF EMPRROR TO THE FORFION PiLRNIO- TANTIARIAS—THR AMERICAN COMMISS\ONRR IN FA VOR AT PRRIN—THE COOLIE BLAVR TRADE V8RY ACTIVE—THR KMPRROR'S COMMIFSIONER KFFOS4® TO ENTER CANTON—A RISING AGAINST TH AL LIBS PXPECTRD--LOaD KLGIN'S DIPLOMACY AND ITS BFFRCIS—TUE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH COW SULAR OFFIOKS AT CANTON. the North Chica Tord Figin, rer, communication from Ya, mioit efivot:— had received Lord Rigin hand mato bee ny moquainted with its coptenw, tat Ho inform: the Britis pleniy ary that ‘Wh rempect to the Canton qoestion, as Yeh bad acted im ly, bie majesty, Heinfung bad dismissea him from ROverumMent service sod appointed Hwang trig hac Kae ae of the Two K wang and com missioner for in hie stead; that Hwang bad Y shoud 9 With the treaty; that as the mister of State “mart here ho relations wl. foreigners,” he—Ye, minister of ato— conld net give the British pleaigotent) a direst repy, end that Go anc Chao must do so on hin part by comma the above remarks t the Briii#h plenipotwn n bs 1@ toner of the despatch received by hia Exsellencr Mr. Reo, tbe Uaited states Pienipotentiary was tome: ‘what different and was to ihe effect: — ‘That they—the Governor General Ho and Gover Dor Chaou—hed reosived a despatch from Ya, Win ister of Sato, soquatnting then that oo had received vie Aeapateh of the Untied Mates minister, that ho was glad (9 gee thet the American governmen: had not mix trem eclors tip with the aggresnins roceelings of the British and French governn wit a! Onngym, bt hod invintaived 4 right adherence to the treawy con luted by the American govre ment with China, proving the hott g honoravie feeling: ; that ae You bad m\ Telaticn# at Caton, Bis @ajenty Ded dis niaand fm ori the service. and sppoioted Hang tenag-Naa, Govern Geveral ofthe two Kwang aod Oomanenoner of # “ Affaire at Canton; tha: Hwaug 28d reoeived Die ma) Commands tg bring Canton affairs to ap amicaio Uater Starding m sccordance wa the priccivied Of om and justice; thet tne American Pieniporentiary shia therefore, west Gwang *#nmy BEU AS TAM\OD 10 she we” Olsputed querinna; aud tows, a4 @ Chwese Munir of Siete, Yu wan croniniied from maging retsuoas wi forelgvere, and there ore could mot give toe Uuited water Minwter @ direct reply, Bis Excailocey Connt Pouatme, the Raaaian & teptiary, was to'd theongh tH) and Como, oy Yu, that a the Rassian goveroment had over nad wey tremiy rans with Chive allowing thera wo trace s° the Ave ports, they bad no cause to interters in Venton jusetis; BNAt A Count Poutiatine had been comaimeourd to arrange tbe Russian apd Chinese bounearies at the Amvor r a0 ae there bad s/so been a commimoner appointed hy his Mojesty Hetwsung to eranga tuoe Aries 1) DONGAR, ‘With Count Poutiatine, he soouls repair thers and wet le ADY reguiations #nich were necessary, where se w vid aleo recetve a reply from the Forsige offi at Peaiog omg he would in this manuer 90 acting wgressd yw ine ult treatin with Russia av¢ Chine; acd thet Hy aot should therefore beg Count Poutiatine 0 proceed 1 che Am20r af $700 as poss:bie. The Chivese steamer Confucius, on ber way from tre Gulf e Soantung to Sanghar, saw several or the uted fleet, and reports three sa boas the 20sa of May, off the monta of the I’etho. im the North China Herald, April 28 } Binsarhing we other day on the davara conte teadn, we said, it will be remembered that insteat of watiug sbipe, we should be glad to sve sweamersemplnyo! = The hint has taken, and theee ea; us Ono well A‘apied brats, » Mauritios aod “ootia, are each noder contract with Mr. Almeroto loa for Uuba in a’! the current and ensuing montns. The Cleopatra leaves this for An 1y on Tuesday, we believe; the Scotia gen to Swatow a cey or two afterwards, while the Mauritius will take to her men chiefly at Macao. We wish we conid fee! naviaflad that ali tbe Chinese engaged for these vessels go wtiilogiy and upder English contracts The Joba Caivie atrocity, bowever, leacs us to fear for the worse rather then be for the better. ¢ of the advantages obtained by the enp'ayment of steamers @uch a8 those vamed orpsists in the a end the men away with as much water for eaco 0a as wilt be neceseary for the entire ran. A}! ‘aves? gevon into mortality on board coolie ships resuite in sbowiog that charge of water proauces chacgs in heat’h. Tne wavters of the steamers tn quertivn are detorm't bear, to have op board everything that o making too men com/ortable; {v fact, hey have contract. ed ov the condition of so much per bead duly landed We shall watch the result of theee ehiyments with much interest The Paris Pays seys that despatches froin “hios uve been received in London, which state that the Faporcr’s Commiseioner Extraordinary Gusug Fo, bad refused to ¢pter Canton, aud bad gone back into the later.or of she country [from the China Mail (Gong Kong), May 9.) Targe hodies of braven are being collecved in the vi cin'ty of Canton, and we bave recutved iuformation taat avempis are being mad» to induce the Tartare #01 the Keeha, or paturaliz d fartara io Juvtop, bo togethur umber sbont 20,000 firhting men, to be prepared w rise against the allies =A bigh Tartar #flicertn Canton, wriing to an aoquainiance, gives it as bis theory of the matter that the Tartars are belog stirretup by aaeota » the rebels and thieves, who wiso Ww jajure ine Dacner men avd plunder the por Qs ibey ranove their veuavies from ‘be city; and he ¢x preeses ap avxious wieh that “the great Geveral wn: ws ip Kwoon-yam-shan’—Geoeral Swaubeozss—suould adopt instant measures w prevent the Lartars belag heing misie@. Phe explavation may not bo worth aay thing, but the wish ex, reseed stroagly covfirms the re port that the Tariars aud tow Kesha bare deca i evepicious ineet ngs aud been secretly receiving aupp se ofarms. fhe lauer peopie are famous among the Thr pete for their size and streauth; they speak only Manga 11D; apd, coming out of K wangei, settled in Cautoa adout the middle Of the seventee: wv century A certaip m, boot. nes big upp rat. the manner ta whien he bas contovd himrelf to mere acquiescence, the anx ety of the Crinese suthoriti-s to eseape from the city, tne delay of the Impe rial Commissioner, the popular panic, and the tamperiug with the Zartars, all paint to the suspicion that Lora &i- gin’s movement towards Pekin may have ‘uduced the government there either to decioe on @ sudden eff rt inet foreigners, or to limit bis offensive means by kuap- Canton in such a state that no troops and no more gun ‘Doats can be withdrawn from it Affairs progress at Canton towards a thorough compli cation. The Hoppo has deen arrested and Pibkwei put under surveillance, beseuse the former was attempung to leave the city privatcly, and the latter, beving secvotiy sent off bis ‘and his servants to Fatehan was avout to follow them himself along with the Juoge; pu! su far as we can leero, there im no truth io the very improbadie Tumor that Pibkwei has ith the Wea thai Hwang bas re. likely be has—apd nonce Heang won-bao me. heard , Yau, (068 not appear as yet to be attewced by way evi fects ; aaa people seem rasber inemed > #miie at they su) Dewg iu such @ ladicrour fix, or to weet i ae an sflair Lot Delonging to tasir ‘ pidgeon In the old city many sho. are closed. end tho atreste pT EL bee A but this Dat few ture hag not increased during the tast few vase it is ot ile Genes Dow in the new city, and scarcely 4° al! in western suburbs. Her Majesty's Consular Chop, as weit as the American obe, is Pow stationed en the river at Canton The man who woundeo tor marine policeman was banged on doudag xt the gate where de comw'tud tne offence. The commiss.oners agked Mh» wi to have bim sirangled after the Cuinese faanion; bat the old gente Tao rep ied that it was es moc as Lia Mead was wurth to acvede to Hho request, the crimua’ m4 Daving been tried by Obimese law [Hong Kong (May 5) Correspondence of Loadoa tines.) From the Nore #6 beve received mo couflemstoo oF the roport of the taking of Navkw be the imoorialiow The rebels, It wr ald spear are 6 oenaing dm arvsuces in the North, and several towus are reported to have been taken by them At Niogvo some excitement ox iated, us it wae said the rebes were marching on Haog Chow, in that neighborhood Che stats of woe country stopped communication ath the tea dimuriets, and yr: veuled the usual arrangements for sending fucds ier the interior (or we purvease of teas “eng carret Out, Ip tae tea dittrict® whick sa ply the Freooe oar ket 't ie said the reve sor maraaers bave aproae! ju great force. The Engti«t Tart, The Abingdon racer care off op 2410 of Jove, whan the follow log Cmmteste tonk place — Ampovoy, [uae 24 —Toe Berkshire ban toa, ot wilt reoe stake. Two miles, 3: sude—I6 of whom pay ww each Lord Ciifton’s Baymaker, by Gerbalist, 3 yew. dat wb. or . Sener Little Gob, 4 pra, Gat. 9d. (in To. fai, 3 yrs, dst. 019. Ur. T. Stevens’ Verma, 4 yra., fat TI... Mr, Sexo0'e ria tatoo The running wea made by Queen Bast, io 6 one com pany with Live Cob, Verona meker aot Fearfs, to ‘he bottom turm. At this ping Mr. taxon's mare gave ‘utle Oobb, ead Haymaker drew forward. Oo the stand enciowure Gay maker got ie head ‘0 front, and after an interesting rally, won by half a tengta; & length Detween the mecrad aod third; Verons wae « fourto; Panny Kaye fifth, and Queen Seas last @ Bonoven PLate of 20 sows added to & swerpminkor Of 3 sovs. enoh; two your obs, Gas, Ld three Tt. Ilos.; four, Set Sib; five, Bet ; six and aged, OH Gide ; Maree and geidings allowed Jide; tae w acer w de sold for 80 sors. if demanded, &c Thres-quartars of amile 9 sabe. Mr R Ten Broek’ years, Sat. ibe osegesoisse Mr. Dawson's Mimosa, 3 yours, 7st Tite Mr. Southhy's Rio, 4 youre, Set. Slur Mr M5 ig Coriee, 2 years, Mr. Sherring's tatifird, 2 years. bat i0tbe Mr Evans’ Sermaid, 2 years Get. Obs Mr. Stevens’ Artiess, 2 yeurs, Sat Tide J. Saton’s br. o. by ine Flying aan — Wi Nancy, 2 yours, Gat. 10ibe (carried Set o ‘ joker Retirvc —7 to 4 ageinet Raceworth, 6 to 2against Mimo em, 6 to 1 against Rio, 7 to 1 agetest Halliford, § tot againet Cerive, 10 tol against any ovher fter one falre start, in which Barmald bolted and rao Almost round the course, the lot got away on pretty fair terms; Badeworth, he quirkert on posreseion of a commanuing lead the end, winning in the commonest of canters lengths, bad third. Balivord jampea the road‘ eoter ing the straight and imecated bia rider, who essaped witn- = injury. The winner was ciaimed by Mr. Joseph POD. ia0 following oro the weights to be carried by the Amo } an horses entered for the Good not onp, ae calculated to ta@ 24th of June :—Charieston, dve years, $ ston 7 Ibe, And Prioress, five yerss, 8 stone’? Ibe: Tho Chelmsfort racos came off on fuesday and Wedros- day. 220 and 234 ef Jano Repay, Jupe %.--The Cholmavord handicay, of ten sovercigns cach, 51%, and 3 only if declared, Ko , with £100 adjed, The winner of any handionp carry 9 !b : the escond horse tn such a bandicap, tra; the wiper of any other handicap aan ating wo £190, after the deviaration of the weights (June 1, at8P Mi), to carry Oibe ) moh hap ticapa, 915. @xtra; no horse {0 carry more then 7 ext-a. tho soon horas to receive £30 votof the stakes. Two miles. Forty-thras sabe, twanty cue of whom deviar Sir J Hawtey's Mhirek, by The Gomark, 4 P herb fat, 121 se... Crowell ‘* Baleworth, by bye’ 4 oo W Port 1 Wolte 2 ‘Yorkihits Grey, 6 pre, Sat, 45, a's Ds bart'y, Vyre., fin. dt. ox ) Tt i furry o Oycare, ce 4 6, Mate, »Cuttance 5 PRICE TWO CENTS. re Brower to Ft ve Onley» Renown, 4 yea “ai. dmb 7 Num # 10 4 epainet Saroarty—6 to 2 ageines Shiran 1 ageines Repowo—10 to 1 eaob against Yorkabire ) Mabie and beather to Farihiogae Voremoire Grey jomve off in advance, Matias lying seooue, Renown tod. and Br ther to Pareningslo foarsh, 0 w O.vorty toe too Ineo Leotber ‘o Parthngale rasbed band my in vossemeion Of & long lead, oliow-o by Yorksbire rey. Matias, Renown, Priton, shi- rae abe Ba harity, prety ry i» the order veamed. Oa com g 1040 Right Brother to Ferthiowasle bad sti!) further Derearoe be lead, waien de bel? uot! descending we Dil, wurre be gave wey w Yoraehire Grey (a round- be toe lower carn, as acd Brithsr to puineaie Far Oub and Renown took it wice, and the trio were virus ly out ol ihe race On epyroaching the distance, Barbarity & 0 Soirab orew opon Yorkenire Grey, ao? im fhe the eistance, spirab go. mia Bead to front Prom tom polot te race wm, w the thros foremoes borer b winning overly oy Daif a betwreo the xec004 aad third, Tritoa meocerste fourth, bad fifo. Renown waked D, The County Meana-s' uate vandicap of 69 eove.; whe wipe y of o ‘ioe. after the declaration of the we ghin Jone 15 at A.M) to carry 6 I. ; swite, 8 Ib. extra, Helfs mie. itr Harrieon’s Ubique, by Jeck Robigvon, 4 yra., ry 6 6. .oum leehibind esis tases «Reeves 1 Mr. Stamford’e Fractious, 5 yrs., 9 2 * 2 wr Ki #ly-by Day, 3 yre., dat 13 ib...,.Cnstaace 3 Count Baby asy’s jeliow, 3 yra, 6 at 101d. Bradley 4 Squire Watt, 6 yra,8et 7b ...Downe 5 mbera's Heesook, 2yre,Oat...%. W. Fordnam 6 Mr. R Tea Broeck’s Sa‘swortb, 4 yre., 7 st 2 ib Cresswell 0 PP gah da 2esch against Badaworth, Fractious and Avo. Fy by Day, Fractious and School‘ellow ram in front to the Cimtsnce, where Unique, who bed heen tying off, went up to Fractious, and the two raced beme 5 Cdique Beaded bin opponent ba. way up, and deat him By a neck, wo jengths between the second aod indifferent fourth. -Badeworto was lott at tne post. ga HOKAGS OTRUCK OU? OF THAIN KNGAGEMENTS. June 21, at 11 a. 4 Freee, out of ie Cnelensford 0 Cup taker, Chelue’ord: Babyl the County Members? Plate’ at Chetmeford yo? Of _. _ Adatatonat from the: G@AKZA'S DEFBAT- PKBPARATIONS FOR BESISTANCR TO VIDAUBRI'8 CHAMPIUN~MBXIUO STRETCHING OUT HBR H4aNDS 10 THE UNITED BrAras, ETC. We have been favored with a perusal of some pri- vate correspondence received in this city from Tam- pico, (from the 34 of March to the 19th of June, in* clusive.) The priacipal part of tie intelligence re- lates to the ignominious defeat of Garza by a body of troops under the Indian General Mejia. These items will not present many new features to our read- ers; but as this account differs in detail from what has already reached us, we extract the concluding peregrapes from the cerreipoudence. After describ- g we uniform of Mejia’s soldiers, who wore the motto “Religion or death” upon their caps, the writer proceeds: Ou the 15:n of May, esriy in the day, General Mejia mace @ spirited atiack on Garze's furte, avd in less tan five hours be bed tem elt ia nh pos session He met wih desparate resistance wt a furs casled the “Picchas.” Mejia ratiel ms mem in person toree tmes, sue at the fuurih be obarged the euemy at their bead, beg the fires tout leaped the earthworks. The hap Of this fort by Mr jie crowed she woole 4 aD on ide Date helt. waritg bie toltere 6 bess they coud. G ‘ll bin arilery bepitieas 0 ers kiLed. On other sod wounded, was ‘A 1088 Was never kaown, ae dof both parues Were burced ia tho ditcnes of vote of thanks from the Board of Al- Namieuss),and sgran? Dall wes given in yon, Bowever, was not aonored he wait he couid not daece s04 en- sole iers bai bo mouey ant pis off ‘be meuue dermen (A boner of his victory » 8G revired again inte the idsertor. The following extracts are of later occurrences :— ‘The steamer Guerrero came into thin port (fampico) @ Jaye ego The obj-ct of her mirsion is not known, ‘be requires & Ine. of those wugh and trresiat- idle “‘sinews of war’ witoout which powiog can de ec- comp isbea alco rumore’ tuat Gen Moreno ictencs to give Up commend of the Our lust aovices from (00 ieform us the: Osollon, Mramon ard Licespa, at tbe bead of abvat 6,000 mec, Slready Ip toe vicie ity of San Lata, prepared to offer Daihe 10 Zuszue, Vidaurri’s cbampwn, who, wikn aa eqna force, occupies the hve trum toes city w Zacaiecas. The dattie, f won by Orolos, wit! consolivete ths rest- Vonist party; Dut should Zusena get the upper Dead | am Of opinion that Zoloega wil not gold powsr u loug sime. Tenall not speak of the ‘overval state of the repub'ic. Is is ib von & chaotic siate that ! will not attemp? to epumerae the Ddeiitinns deeds of the leaders of ether Perty, bub of wbich enforce unsrour taxes and forced loore—commtting mureers, robnerier, be Woo can save un {10 thie | omtuent ruingnd coafarion? hg pesce sud plenty to thia nnforta- pete land? My hrrbe arewer te— +The Protacto- rate of the United States of America” Until tile is fe CViliaesou, let Univer & goverrtoet pure, Mex on will omiold im reoeae Bien retorn tor anberpy sboro, wading o a arpy ol toe civil ziog epirit of tue Voted saten, In reference to busineas matters, the ortant. English goods were very low et, the parslization of trade being dne to the settied condition of the interior and to which Garza has seat out tu intercept dise for the inferior. Sertvas Acctder et. i Efe EXPLOSION OF A BOILER IN THe GAS CONPANY'S NY. GOLD ATREAT—ONS MAN KILLED About fmr o'sieoe yeatercay eernn the isheviteste living to the aeighborbood of the Oa: Company's eatab- benmeot, No. 8 God street, Mr. Lawson, propristar, were wiarties by Dearing aloud reper, reseub!ing eome- Wing lke the discbergo of a beavy cannon. A number Of porecur hastened towarda the spot, woere Mey learned Aho osvse of tbe calan'ty ‘ It aopewrn thas Mr Leweon bat bel bis workmen ex- Perim ming Ou cylinters, w soe to whes extent tier cool’ Be Carried 1 Dear ® corm amount of pressure, Toree men, wemet respectively J. W. Sharp ~~ ise Bd —— Boos ware eoen iN’ m ible Work at cue oF ihe borers, be telows vemg ip ae heyyy & mooi a oro, when with the saddeoness of 1» 108 eX piapiow OooUrre!, reathoring D f ma + F008 and ‘rectured and ic touted caeet sip taneous wt doe eDiets yourg was tbe cue! sappors i deconpen wae ang 2 foarinl manner, aod bie right aro, s \gnily wounde); oot, wate im me dards of Ladiow ©D) #9 prowptly in atte oeanoe abd Cid al io Dis pow or sor iba mnffarers, ede alee QM A FOP Dg WAY proved Dinesh @ perfect stoic, wewer afrem clor’s Q0eraooe althoagh the pain Bho deneld the wounded \imh whe exervelatiog the extrome Dr. Ladiow i Of optoiem ‘hat ainputat on i neceqery to warrant any hope @pat- over of Lee'a wte, Bent’> iojariee are more external then internsi, ant they were oot deemed of suffi it magoitads for s«pivel weatoent Mr Kyie, No. 67 Maiden lens, who, from long fapiiarty with aectogots of « somewhat six lar nevure OD TP 1POR Ae, POR-aee se CHO \\ere>.4 axnerience, vauanle serie ance io Crees! @ the Driken limbs, aod kre arent so mpeny wee fold tor the poor ealfeer, who phew ed such Ber © conduc unter the ‘orrure of apticing. Somes Mol ugh, of (oe eseod orec’Dot, wae Sieo lo prom yt aitew anes, 9%) guard bo exer. ae by al leviate the Jistrers Of the sufferer one uitlier Lee on & door to tbe Clty Hep ual, while soe dest man wee Welt covered tm the room where | rophs had for tne present Bent appeared (0 De ous «light wy OMY News from the dope Joreey elty cn ¥on fence t ernig, darme the ‘Teight cottecror ouumos.— "be erry boat Sodsom was ran into yee- wroey morning by & lighter ‘n the river, bat oe psrttoalir oamece done, Oxowpt the staying of a hole in the side of the Heeson. Prenart® Fatal ACcipRyt.—About Ove o'clock over davgbier of Captan Mondevilie, wf ye 1 from the window o° her parents’ ree dence, 16 roepect pret to the , frectoring ber skal, No hopes are en: of her recovery. yu vonurass Ur iaenn roef of the now railrosd de- was tr esterday sfernoen, but no Naval Intettiqence, iy extract from a letter written om oeamer iwe, done Fe, wrived bere the mcraing ‘tom athe ranfrem Moro + iu Sfty two hours veal ship In this port an) lenge about cox’ 'y © 0\ny for Purtemouh, NS. 7, whore wo will reat y tor the river ¥ Paraguay, Sort A) @ ihe offientiy « teat be followin a ford (bo United AJ i war de eer ut ng 6 Begare when we sft pofowar Goverstown, Commenter Pega, ar- ng Kong on ‘ne 23! of Apri! from Singapore, Lc floam (igate Wineeaote, Oagtain upon’, salted (Ota Sty Sao 1 obedi on tie 10h of April