The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

The steamship Arabia, with intelligence from
Europe to the 30th ult., arrived at Halifax early
yesterday afternoon, but her news has not reached
the Associated Press Of this city. 1t will probably
reach here in time for publication in our evening
edition. Elsewhere will be found statement from
the Associated Press relative to the receipt of tee
graphic foreign news in this city
The Hammonia arrived at this port yesterday
morning from Hamburg and Southampton, with
European files dated on the Goth ult. Our tels-
graphic dispatches from Farther Point, published
on Monday, furnished news one day later; but the
printed reports brought by the Hammonia are very
interesting. An original draft of the treaty OF
viilafranca, as drawn up by Napoleon and the En-
peror of Austria, is given. His Holiness the Pope
had issued circular TO all the Powers of Europe,
protesting against the action of the King of Sar-
dina and his agents in the cities of the church
Napoleon had sent special envoy to Rome, in
order as said, to moify the feelings Of the Holy
Father towards Victor Emanuel. II is said that
Plus the Ninth insists on being dc faco Pre-
sdent of the Italian Confederation if he
takes Office. The people of Italy were in a
perfect blaze of excitement, owing to the
confused condition of affairs. Ancona had been
restored to the Papal authority very graphic
account of Journey to Garabal dis headquarters ia
given, with personal description of the General,
his officers and men, and a resume of his present
position 1t was thought that serious differences
would soon arise between Prussia and Austria in
the German Confederation. Lord Lyndhurst had
made another speech on the necessity OF English
national defences.
The West India mail steamship Karnak arrived
at the lower Quarantine yesterday morning, with
Tho N p n
the Ath instant. When between Havana and Mas
sau the Karnak lost one passenger who died OF
yellow fever. Havana was decidedly affected
from the disease, and many worthy American sea-
men Lad been cut off by it, the names Of two cap
tains and one mate being given by our correspond
ents. Trade was very dull at Havana and freights
had fallen. Sugars we're at "a s reals per arrobe
for basis No. H. Exchange New York
was II 2 premium The landing of coolies
and African slaves continued at Havana aud a
cargo of the last named unfortunates were openly
carried to the interior in railway carriages after
they had been unshipped The Spanish authorities
were disposed to deny the claim of Captain Symmes
for salvage in the Of the bark J. }. Coob in
sisting that she was abandoned SLAYER and not a
dereict vessel, Consul General Helm had, how
ever, met the arguments with vigor
The add1Uonal news py Tue hdlHhA AIpln tHS
Bahamas Is unmportant.
The New York Yacht squadron sailed from New
London yesterday morning at eight o'clock, with a
light breeze for Newport. After leaving New Lon
don exciting contest ensued between the yachts
Julia and kebecca which terminated in favor OF the
latter. The Rebecca was the frstvessel to turn
Point Judith, which she did at quarter before two
O'clock. The squadron arrived at Newport at six
O'Clock and will remain until Friday A regatta
will probably take place at Newport on Thursday.
report Of the cruise, so far, is given elsewhere.
Tie Beard of Supervisors met last evening but
did not transact any business ofimportance Seve-
raj members are enjoying the summe. holidays
The Board adjourned to Tuesday next. The Ser
geautatarms directed to notify absent mem
beers to attend on that day.
The investigation into the case Of DR.. Thomas
Ellis, charged with certain alleged swndling ope.
ratons. was continued yesterday before the police
magistrate The investigation resulted in the com
initial of the Doctor to the Tombs for trial. A
report Of the proceedings will be found elsewhere
At the Court Marshal of Major Cross yesterday
the application of the accused for sixty days t.
procure the attendance of witness from Cslifor
na was recopsidered, and the former decision re
versed A report of the proceedings will be found
In another column.
The trot on the Eclipse Course yesterday after
noon between Flora Temple and Princess, mil,
heats IN harness, resulted In favor of the former
The time made was unprecedented, the heats benl
respectively trotted in 2:23A-2:22-2:233.
the Of cotton yesterday reached about 400 bales
The market closed steady At about I2Hc sl2Hc. 10
tliispg uplsrds, cne1y at the inside figure Hoiaor
VIE st pressing Gales Fac receipts ~ the ports zinc
the l5 September last have reached 6eS geo baes
asanh 9oe2 600 1885, 2,s95,too 10 1851 ana Bass 90
IN s56 Tie total exports nsve ,ea:nsd 297 600 sgsrs
ASSOC 10 1885, 1852 600 1857, and 1887 900 1856
III ''ock hand embraced 10000 bales, sssns
to 1873, 1900 1867, 81 600 in 1866, ana LII 90
In 1000 RON continued 10 droop, and prices were aga
acou' 'Vc PEI Dbl lower with fair business At the de
cihe' "hea' vas IN good supply the heaviest arrival
come HON tre souin the turn OF the market favore,
purcbaseis wbme southern sold 81 81 a 81 Al an
Kentucky ~ VI 4b. Corn xss A,mly bs,d ~nla far
sales weret0sde at 7sc. soc for Western nirea .rt
soc. q. sc. for round and Southern nr,me vain.
Pork heavy, and with further c.neea,,on !,
prices toleraby aotve with saIcs Oew rsess a, AZ
$IS I2K, and M prime At SIC 30 a $40 o2. Beef ~
heavy and prices lower. Sugars were hcn, ~iu gales q
about 100 hhds and 800 boxes ven ano,os
place Cone quiet rbe stock Of RIO oraced GO 90
bags, end total OF ID kinds including ana bs
7se rhs Stock 10 Issess dsss, in New Orleans BA
tmors Philadelphia and Boston, eompsissd liao2o bass
Freight sasagsments moderate while the re;eu. Nd
vance 10 English ports was sustained