The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30


The mails by the Arabia, which arrived at Bos.
ton early yesterday morning reached this city over
the Lake Shore road lnte last evening, putting us
In posse sion Of our European files to tie 18th In.
slant
The arrival of the Prince Of Wales in England
was the occasion OF great rejoicing among all
classes. We elsewhere publish fill account Of
his reception by the authorities Of Plymouth and
Devopshire. In comm,n ting upon his arrival the
English press are generally very complimentary In
their ellusious 10 the emericans. The London
Ne,cs. in editorial on the 10th, says;-'iIc has
seen nation OF soldiers without an army-ciyil
order without a police wealth, luxury and
culture without count arissecrscy.
lie LasIearnod 10 naiasle with the basy crowd Of
men without the iuferv ention Of chRmberlsins and
oourisrs; he has found respect without ceremony
and honor without atulation." The Post, in an
article upon tie same subject, goes out Of its way
10 indulge in fling at the people of Richmond.
We pubish both articles else where.
La another column viii he found two brief but
important speeches, relating to the foreign policy
OF England. delivered by Lords Paimcrston and
John Russell. AT the London salsers Company din
ner. given In London on the Iith
The steamship Quaker City, Capt. Schnfeldt, ar
riyediss, night from New Orleans and Havana,
with dates from the latter to the 25th inst She ex
periehctd very heavy and boisterous weather on
her passage TO this port. Business in Havana was
much Frustrated by the news from the States.
Health Of the city good.
Files of bermuda papers to the 18th inst. have
come 70 hand There Il no news OF any interest.
Violent northeasteriy and easterly winds had pre-.
vailed during the first week OF the pfesent month,
accompanied by unusual fAlls OF rain; but fine
weather returned, and at latest dates the Bermu-
dams were enjoying the most delightful weather.
Our correspondent at Anguills, w. l., writing
on the "a inst, says: The bark A. A. Drebert
Captain Hewitt, sails to-day for Philadelphia with
salt and t27 900 IN specie. This island Is but sell.
dom mentioned in American newspapers. It's pro-
ducts. viz sugar. cotton and tobacco, are Of a su.
perior quality, and England is the mart Of sale.
The last crop shipped to London and Liverpool
consisted Of 1000 hhds. sugar, 20 hhds to5ac-
co and 1900 bales cotton. Large tracts of wood.
land are beitg cleared also over 100 900 acres Of
beachland, banked and secured against tide water,
al OF which will be under successful cultivation
next year. The weather IA OF a mixed nature,
wet and warm which IL healthy and favorable for
the growing crops, which promise more than an
average yield.
Our advices from Washington and Charleston still
indicate the prevalence OF the secession feeling az
the South. The Cabinet held meeting yesterday.
II Is rumoted that the Southern members were
ayerse 10 Mr.. Buchanan discussing the question OF
secession Ia the Message they dccming Il advisable
10 wait until formal declaration had been made
by the seeding States, Wien Tie subject could be
treated In q special message. The Rev. Henry
Ward Beccher aud Dr. Raphau delivered discouses
on this important topic yesterday. Reports OF
both are gisen elsewhere.
A passenger car on the Beaver Meadow Railroad
train was precipitate into the I~hish river y,s,sr
day morning. -Four Of tie passengers and die con.
ductor Of the train were drowned. The car con.
tanned wenty-sighf persons. The accident was
caused by the bre AkinE Of rsa. and occurred near
Bear Greek Dam, where the water Is about fifteen
feet dsep. The rescued passengers vcre saved by
breaking through the top Of the car before \ sunk
Several Of the members OF the Chinqm comnis-
zion reached Washington yesterday. Their staAs-
ments CONFIRM the reports Of the entire success Of
The expedition, and Of the great benefits that win
insure 70 commerce and civilization BY their ex-
plorasions. Coal OF the best quality for steamers,
and an inexhanstb,e supply has been discovered.
The harbcs are represented as easy Of access,
aud OF great depl Of water. The prsc,icsSiny
or railroad route Is oeuar ned. .. -.
Thanksgiving was observed throughou, she city
yesterday by general cessation Of business. The
weather was dciightfui. and the principal thorough
fares we're crowded with pedestrians welding ,ielr
way TO church or scenes OF festive amusement.
For the present the Besrdsley divorce case l. AZ
Ga end. The Jury yesterday rendered q verdict
ph'oh. II psiut Of fact. amounisto ruilty against
ts.t paats. SCI, ee1ssscsay, ass 90 u le