The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

The instruction at Quarantine is still the great
topic Of the day. Ii is true hostlites have ceased
bat the excitement attending the demonstration Of
the Staten Islanders continues in full vigor. Yes
terday the scene Of the late difficulty attracted
thousands Of visitors, but as an order had been
issued 70 admit nobody in ide of the Quarantine
closure except upon business, the mass Of the
visitcrs compelled to content themselves with
view Of tie premises obtained from the outside.
n was rurored that the rebels intended burning
down "I,agpickc-s row" collection of buildings
in the rear Of the Quarantine grounds but the re-
port was evidently unfoundcd. Elsewhere win be
found full account Of all that has transpred in
reference TO the affair since our edition Of yestor
day, together with a complete history of the Qua
ran.inc, and number Of interesting communca.
tions from correspondents this exciting subject.
The steamship Fulton, which left Southampton at
three O'Clock the afternoon Of the 18th ult, was
boarded of Cape Race Friday afternoon, but ow-
ing to bad weather our telegraphic summary Of her
news DID not reach this city until last evening.
The intelligence is interesting hut not of special
Importance In London consols had improved
trfe. TIE quotations on the 2ith were 90 eG'
for both money and account. The Liverpool cotton
market wa more active, and an advance OF onesix-
teenth Of penny per pound since tie sailing OF the
Afrcs Is reported. The encouraging reports Of tho
harvests had checked the upward tendency Of bread
stuff bot the market was steady.
Additional accounts respecting the treaty between
the Chinese aud the allies state that diplomats repre-
scntstNes Of foreign Powers not to be permitted
10 resee nj Pekn, but consulsgeneral are TO reside
Of Ten sin and have intercourse with the imperia
cabinet.
The shin Arsmemnbu Of the Atlantic telegraph
feet caught fire while lying in dock. No serious
damage however resulted from the casualty.
Tho British naval officers Of the ships GOrgon and
Indus yesterday. by special arrangement, visited
three o. cur city churches, Of different denomina
iions- namely. Dr. Adams, Presbyterian, in the
morning; DR. Typrs Episcopalisn. in the afternoon;
and ~. Chspin's Uniycrsalist. in The evening. OPP
poftanely, n naptcrsI, fuIol we're pr .cAed
or tie occasion II Dr- Adams snd ~. having
diree, Inference to tho Atlantic Telegraph euter.
rrisc with which che officers 81 the Gorgon are 70
intimately conn,, !. The scrrro, Of Dr. Chaplin
l. published in this mornings HERALD.
cur correspond nee from Utah Territory PUTS us
Ia possession u a weeks later intelligence fro, that
region. An election had been hcl6 in Great Salt
lake City. In Utah. Although the church party was
generally successful sumo q the candidate OF tho
Opposition O. union party were elected. An inter.
f~tLag cas- bad tccn before Judge Eckc.s for three
days, On q wit % habeas corpus brought on he
half a 40 Enriishu'sn. named poiydore o. recover
TIE custody ~ his dsovhtcr who carried to Utah
~ boz mosher. and then In the family u one II
me Mormon elders The girl was delivered mp to
ns United States Marshal, 10 he returned 10 her
iaihef. A n,mocau, Convention had been held At
lpss Rridgef, 4 which The rmon policy Il the ad
rr's'gaior was approved and upheld.
1he AansEet table shows the temperature Of the
s,me~phere N this c.iy during the past week, the
rsner ~ The bArome'cr. the variation Of wind cur
rsnia and lie state q The weather Al three periods
surirr sseh csy. wa ~ A. H.. ard snd o'clock
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