The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

BY the arrival of the Fulton Off Cape Race on
Sunday morning last, We have European adsices
to the 18th inst three days later than the accounts
brought by the Asia. and interesting intelligence
from China and Java.
The beIlgerent forces In Italy remained in about
the same position a. previously reported, nut it is
stated that the Neapoltsn princes had ordered
fresh attack against the Garibaldans. News of
decisive battle may therefore reach us by the next
arrival. Victor Emanuel had entered the Neapo-
Titan town Of Guilannova, where he was received
with great enthusiasm. Russia and Prussia bad
protested against the invasion Of Neapolitan ter.
ritory by Sardinia, and the great Posers had
joined in a protest against the blockade Of Gaeta,
the refuge OF the King of Naples. The French
troops had reoccupied Niterbo.
The accounts from China state that the Allies
reached the Pciho on the lat Of August, and esta
blished camps. on the l1th they had light WITH
the Chinese. when the latter nod in disorder. The
attack Oh the Taku forts, where the British naval
forces suffered so dsasrousy last year was to be
made on the 18th. The rebels attacked Shanghai
on the 18th, hut were rcpuised.
The national Congress of the Armeniaas con
yened for the first time AT Constantsnople on the
an ultlmo. TIE inaugural address was delivered
by NJ. NJ. Agaihon, President pro te7a.. which was
received with much enthusiasm, aud the Congress
adjourned after appointing The necessary com.
mites.
AT London on the 18TH consols were quoted at
~ "a Tor money. Illinois Central and New
York and Erie railroad securities were in better
demand.
In the Liverpool markets the intelligence from
dc United States had caused considerable specula.
ton IN cotton. aud prices had advanced one.stN-
teenth and one eighth Of penny, and holders
demanded still higher rates. Breadstuns were dull
a, decline 10 prices, while visions were quiet.
tile Cooper Institute last night large Uaon
meeting was held which was addressed BY aessrs.
Ewing, Hlliard and Boieer, members Of Congress
from southern states These gentlemen addressed
themselves in strong aud fotciole language to the
vital questions which disturb the peace of the com
try. and appealed 10 the men Of New York to
assist tie efforts o. the South in wardns of the
perils that thres,en the Union. Their speeches
vii be found Ia another part Of ouf paper
Senator Wade Of Ohio, made one Of has charae'
teristc speeches Last evening, In the republican
Tivwsm of brooklyn. lie speech was principally
devoted To au sxcoriauon 81 Judge Douglas. he
fcclaltd hat The West was yiglsnt over the con.
ti,uuun and he Union. aud that Il any section
attempted secession they would find a sleeping lion
n their path.
We publish this morning the proceedings 81 the
rcnusy lsaIa Abolition Convention, held last week
at hcnueu square small village twenty two
nhlts from Philadelphia. The resolutions aud pro.
c,ediug- were ol the usual incorporate character.
Washington and J,fyrson we're denounced a.
;lieves aud slave drivers by negro orator, who
finally became 10 violent in bic deuuncianous tina,
he was silencsd ny The Kisses Of the audience.
At the meeting Of thc Board u Supervisors yes.
terdsy a statement was received from The Comp
troiler showing that the balance IN the treasury
on The 18th int. amounted 70 tsi5 SOS. The Board
~ Education cent IN uier estimates Tor the ensuing
year. The sum required lor educational purposes
: 81 800 600. After the transaction u some unin
por,ani business the Board adjourned til Noycm.
bers
Tie Board ~ Aldermen met last evening. TIE
nsyor sent in 4 communication covering . siase.
meut With vouchers Of tie expenses In.
CURED in the reception and entertainment Of
the Prince Of Wales. amounting 10 A,i03.
and asking an appropriation 10 Iiquidate
the sane. Aldermen Genet, Danagh and Brady
violently opposed making the appropriation.
Their remarks are given In our report Of the pro.
ceedings. motion TO LAY The communication on
Che table was lost, a. motion 70 refer the
rrhject to the Finance Committee. The commu.
nicauon was finally referred to the COMMITTEES on
Arts and Sciences. The election Of Mr. Alker a.
Assistant Engineer Of the Fire Department Was
confirmed. The Treasurer reported a balance Of
N29 .s7l in the treasury.
The Board Of Councilmen we're 10 session last
cveoing. but The business transacted WAS Of 9 roo.
line nature only.
ASeVFdsas W he csy Inspectors report, thew