The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
TRIPLE SH EET.
New YORK, Saturday, October ~. iseo.


By the arrival Of the Canadian in the river st.
Lawrence yesterday we have European adgices to
the 18th instant, one day later than the accounts
brought by the Arabia. The news is in,ercstin Z,
but not Of special importance.
There was lull in the civl war in Italy. No
new movement il reported from either Naples or
the Papa States. The Sardini an troops, however,
TO the number of twenty tn )usand, under General
Ciadni had received orders TO enter the Neapo.
Titan territory, and we may therefore shortly ex-
peCt news Of some decisive event. The French
army at Rome was to be increased to sixty thou
sand men.
1t is reported that the French are secretly ma
nruvrng with the design Of annexng the island Of
Sardinia TO France.
It is stated that since tn, departure of Fuad
Pacha from Syria the Mussumen hsd recon.
menced their massacres and killed twenty Chris.
tians. The Mussulmen furious against the
Chr ,ans and had tire itened he life OF the Rus.
sian Consul.
At London the money market was rather strn-
gent, in consequence Of heavy shipments of gold
70 the Continent. Consols on the 18th were quoted
al ga 80 for money.
In the Liverpool markets cotton was active at an
advance Of one-eigh,h Of penny. while bread
s,uffs had a declining tendency, add provisions
were generally dull at unchanged prices.
The Brecliuridge wing of the democracy of this
city was addressed last night. in the large hall OF
the Cooper Institute, by Mr.. James T. Brady, their
candidate for the Goyernorship. The attendance
was not very large, tie hall not being more than
hall filed. This was probably due IN part 70 the
fact that there were posters in the streets an.
nouncing the meeting Mr.. Brady's speech was
principally devoted to q indication Of his own
course In clinging 10 the banner placed in his
hands and he declared. with an air Of triumph.
that he would DO so, even though his ticket should
not get two hundred votes for he looked forward
TO the time. which would surely come, when the
principles which they advocated and the mrn who
clustered around them would be recognized a. the
only principles aud names identified with the ma.
tioual democracy. lie called on the South 10 re.
member. In the next national Conveaaon-if the
Union should be presetyed-the men Of New York
who had stood steadfast and TO bestow upon them
the honors TO which they were pre -eminently
entitled.
The Independent Democratic General Committee
met last evening, and informally nominated NJ.
Frederick A. TalImalge for Judge Of the Superior
Court 70 on the place Of Judge Pienepon,. re.
signed and also fall liz, Of candidates Tor mem.
bers Of Assembly. The names Of the latter are
given in our report in another column.
The United S'a.es Vice Consul at Copenhagen
Denmark furnishes the eratigi ing Intelligence that
an " Official package from pr. Hays, commander
OF the Arctic expedition, hai been received by ono
OF the Royal Greenland Company's vessels from
Uppernavik. This assures the friends OF the eSpe.
dition Of the prcmp; arrival Of Or. Hayes at the
port nearest the field 81 biz labor.
A dense fog covered the rivers during the fore.
part Of yesterday. which source Of cousiicra.
bic annoyance and great Inconvenience 70 the
thousands who daily cross the ferHes 70 New York.
On the Hamilton avenue ferry many were delayed
f,t upwards Of an hour the boat before Il could
leave the slip. ard consequently the number Of
passengers multiplied 10 20 large an extent tia,
many nervous individuals preferred waiting for
les crowded boat The Williamsburg boat. which
should have landed her passengers at Peck slip
ferry, discharged them al Grand street, thereby
incommooing many whose places Of business were
down tswn. About ten o'clock old Sol made his
welcome appearance, throwing " light upon the
sahjcc,," dispelling the heavy mist. and enabling
the ferry boats to make their regular trips.