The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
The News.

We have important news from Europe, brought
by the steamship Arabia, which arrived oil Cape
Race at noon on Sunday The dates from Liver
pool are to the 9Th and from Queenstown to the
18th inst.-one week later than the accounts pre-
viously received.
A despatch from Garibad dated lst inst, had
been received at Naples, announcing victory
along the whole line and that the royal troops
were being pursued. Dispatches to the same
effect had reached Turin from Naples. 1t is re-
ported that Garibadi had invited Victor Emanuel
to Naples to assume the government and that he
would retire to his home.
The Pope has again, in strong terms, protested
against the Sandman invasion Of his dominons.
He also condemns the nonintervention doctrine,
and calls on the European Powers for assistance.
1t ia stated that Napoleon, in reply to the Pope,
upholds the principle of non-ntervention, but
promises to maintain order in the Holy See. The
Papal government was actively enrolling troops,
and promising large rewards to those already in
the service Of the Pope.
There was no change of importance in financial
affairs. At Liverpool cotton was buoyant, with
Sigh, advance on the mddling and lower qualities.
With favorable weather for the crops, breadstuiIs
were quiet. Provisions generally were quiet.
by the arrival of the overland pony express
have adyices from san Francisco TO the Sd inst.
and later accounts from Oregon and China. The
San Francisco market had undergone no change.
The news from the interior Of California is devoid
Of importance. The political troubles in the Ore
con Legislature continued to excite considerable
interest An election of United States Senators
wa ordered to be held on the LIST inst, but II
doubtful il Il took place, owing to the quarrels Of
the democratic faction. Late accounts from China
state that the Allied feet had sailed for the scene
Of action and the attack on the Taku forts
TO take place on the Goth Of July.
BY later news from Ecuador. we learn that Gen.
Flores has taken possession OF Guayaqul. the last
stronghold Of Franco. who fed ignouniously,
leaving lis troops to continue The defence q the
place w;hou, him. We publish some ~ rs
elsewhere. II may now be presumed IL =
will be restored in Ecuador.
We have adyices from Tampico to the 9Th inst
Garay, the Mexican Minister OF the Treasury, had
resigned The liberals were stu operating against
Guadalsia ara, aud the city was daily expected to
fall The church party contemplated making
another forced loan to all ia the defence OF the
capital
His ROYAL Highness tie Priacc of Wales and
suite LETT this city yesterday. Accompanied by
few distinguished invited guests, they embarked
on board the revenue cutter Harriet Lane At ten
O'Clock in the morning. and proceeded 10 West
Point. attended by grand aotilla. On his arrival
there tie Prioce VAS received In . magnificent
manner IS The ATTACHES OF The Military Academy.
His goys iiighncss made minute inspection Of
all the a-,dcmic buildings. and afterwards re.
viewed t.r corps OF cadets. SIX thousand people
10 ~. a.
CoTlcn's Hotel las, night, and will proceed 20
Albany on board the steamer Daniel Drew this
morning.
Tho Board Of Supervisors met last evening, and
proceeded TO rectiy errors aud all vacsacies in
the list Of Inspectors Of Election. The Clerk was
directed to advertise in the HERALD aud other
papers the places in which polls are 70 be held
for the next general election. motion was made
to print a number OF tickets for al the election,
amending the constitution 80 AZ 70 allow colored
people to vote. The effort was ncgauvcd. some
few bills we're ordered to be paid, and The Board
adjourned to Monday next
AZ the meeting Of the Board OF Aldermen las
evening the report Of the Committee on the B,i.
terry enlargement was taken up, and again laid
over. The weekly statement Of the City ehamoer.
lain was presented. Il shows that the tth inst.
there was a balance on hand Of SSH SOS. The re
ceipts since that period have been $751; Sal, and
the payments $3.50 .O2t leaving balance on the
llh inst. Of s9l7,0it. On motion Of Alderman
Starr, amended by Alderman Genet, II was ordered
that the reply o. Messrs. Craven and Tsppan. or
the Croton Board, together with the testimony
taken before the Committee. he printed torether
with the charges against those officials made nv IN,
Mayor A resolution directing the stree, Com
missioner to advertise for proposals to build a
ferry clip at Battery place, south Of pier E,st
river, was laid over. Considerable time was oc
cupiod in amending the places designated for hold.
ing the election. A vast deal Of routine business
vas disposed Of, after which the Board adjourned
10 Thursday next at Eve o'clock.
The Board Of Coancilmea were Ia session las,