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PORTO could not protect them. Bolivia appeared tranquil, peaced SUM Jopuse papearp SUM . inq TV From Honolulu (Sandwich Islands) we learn that the United States ship of war John Adams had arrived. There was a great financial drain on the "* *peuedo a paq Home V treasury Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Affairs, had entered in-spe rededsment B THE A.Sue uu 04 tor, and duel was on the tapis, when both parties determined to resort to a court of law for redress. Mrs. Lathrop, wife of the acting United States Con sul at Honolulu, had sailed for San Francisco. Our advices from the Cape of Good Hope contain nothing of interest. The Kingston (Jamsica) Colonial Standard of he 8th instant says:-"It was reported shortly after the arrival of the Parana yesterday, that a revoution had broken out in Hayti, against the Emperor Soulouque, which was likely to result in the latter's deposition." No particulars had transpired. There had been a great quantity of rain at Kingston, gield supurate us JO promise SAUS sdore eye pus From other West India Islands the news interesting The present Governor Tobago has been promoted to the government of Newfoundland. The Granada Legislature had adjourned. At Antigua the ide and disorderly conduct of a large portion of the population was engaging the earnest consideration of the public authorities. The Barbados papers are delighted at the prospect of a plentiful supply of water in Bridgetown. The Dominica Assembly had been in session. In Tobago there had been a break up of the Cabinet, three members having tendered their resignations. In St. Lucia dullness had prevailed, as the crop was over and shipped. As compared with the previous year there had been a fall ing off of 460 hhds. of sugar. The exorbitant tax upon logwood is represented to have fettered trade OM2 10 read EU! 2041 quette us dons 01 article eq1 III it will cease to be exported The report of the Stilwell proceedings in the case of Wight, which appeared exclusively in the HERALD on Monday, coming close as it did upon the Huntington revelations, has excited great interest amongst the financial operators. It appears b. he evidence already adduced in this case under the Stilwell act that a man of very moderate resources -a clerk at a salary of a thousand dollars a yearJOJ yous Dateq pun ue outring ) 18 only ninety days, keeps his equipage and resides in an up town palace, furnished without regard to expense. All this apparent wealth proves to be a shadow and the millionaire-a myth. The exami-01 resumed eq IIIM 148!M JO esto equal us ΠΏΠΎΠ΄Π΅ΠΈ morrow (Thursday) before Chief Justice Oakley, in the Superior Court. The case of the Park Bank against Davis and -018 uu Jo 100 tins U another count, was up before Judge Roosevelt yesterday, and the United States Trust Company, of New York, were appointed receivers. We publish elsewhere the details of the news U 419 eqs 01 Mexico Jo city The more telegraphic summary of which has heretofore appeared in our columns. Revolutionary movements convulsed the country from centre to circumference. Republican and American conventions for the Grem tickst electoral uoian 8 Johnson JO esodind held in Trenton, N.J., yesterday. The latter, however, refused to amalgamate. One of the most brilliant and effective Fremont Brook TB No Π΅ΡΡΡΠΎ uS(sdured em Jo lyn last night. Hon. N. P. Banks, Gov. Robinson jo pesoduce 'Supeem the addressed obters. pus between fifteen and twenty thousand persons. The affair concluded with a splendid torchlight proces" the jo report JnO shone crowded out by the press of foreign news upon our columns. An enthusiastic meeting of the democracy of the Sixth Congressional district was held last evening, on the corner of Third street and Second avenue, to support the nominations of Hon. John Cochrane, the democratic candidate for Congress, and Hon. Fernando Wood for Mayor. A series of resolutions expressive of the spirit and character of the meeting was passed, and diresses were made by Mr Cochrane and other distinguished orators. There -and persons pursnoq: three pus OM1 beforent area sette The Board of Ten Governors met yesterday. The Warden's report shows that 5,842 persons are now in the institutions, being an increase of 31 in one protte ou 10 SEM becauses equal meek. interest. The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions met at Newark, N. J., yesterday. After the usual exercises the Treasurer's report was presented. The receipts of the year from all sources have been $307,318 318 69; $3,109 less than those of the previous year. The expenditures have been $323,000 49, leaving a deficiency of $15,681 80, which added to the already existing debt of $20,507 90, makes the present indebtedness of the Board 091 JO thember jo The '02 Board was very large. In the evening Rev. Dr. Bethune preached the annual sermon. Professor BachΓ© delivered an eloquent address before the members of the American Institute and their friends last evening, at the Broadway Tabernasle. The effect of educational establishments and industrial exhibitions, as connected with the wants of our country and of our day, formed the subject of the learned Professor's discourse. The sales of cotton yesterday embraced about 2,000 bales, on the basis of about 12jc. for middling uplands, the market closing with rather more firm. ness. Common grades of flour were rather easier, and extra do. were rather firmer, without change of moment in prices in either case. Choice wheat was firm, with a good demand for export, while common and inferior grades were rather easier, and sales were active at prices given in another column. 'Specify SEM Pork ************************* e *989 18 used SEM with sales at $21 for mess. Sugars advanced about 1c. per lb., with sales of about 1,650 hhds., at prices stated elsewhere. The public sale of coffee embraced about 2,200 bags Rio at 10c. a 111c.; average about of B of Jo decline B the previous auction sale, though the parcels offered contained mixed and irregular lots. Grain was pretty freely taken for Liverpool at 8d. a 81d., in bulk and bags. Rates were firmer at the close. THE CAMPAIGN-IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS ON THE CHESSBOARD.-It is reported far and wide that Commodore Stockton, the forlorn hope of the Fillmore dog-in-the-manger faction of New Jer-
