The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14
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The NeWa.

The steamship Asia from Liverpool lst and
Queenstown ID inst, arrived at this port yester
day. The news. which is three days later than
the advces previously received, Is unusually inte-
resting.
In Great Britain the crop prospects had i'm
proved causing better state Of affairs in financial
circles and a depression in the breadstufis mar
kets Cotton had slightly improved, and American
securities were firm, with fair amount Of business
doing.
No movement Of importance had occurred in
Naples. The reported fight Of the King is not
confirmed. Garbaidi had disappeared from Gala
bria. and nothing was known publicly as to his
future intentions II was reported, however, that
Garibaldi had entered Monteleone, and that he had
succeeded Ia transporting bis entire army 10 the
mainland.
Ia Syria the Turkish authorities had executed
hundred and eighty persons engaged In the late
msssacres Of Christians This Wholesale rctribu
ton would, Il was believed, entirely repress the
insuryeotionary element and tranquilize the coun-
try. Nearly fYe thousand French troops had
landed at Beyrout,
While the public men Of France are loudly pro.
claiming that the policy Of the empire is peace,
permanent camp Of one hundred thousand men Is
20 be established close to the Swiss and Germanic
frontier.
In Spain the cholera prevailed to an alarming
extent. Six hundred cases had occurred al Ma
drd in one day, OF which fifty proved fatal.
The steamship De Soto arrived here yesterday
morning. from New Orleans and Havana, with
dates from the latter place 10 the sth inst The
Havana news Il, as usual, not very important. The
Captain General had issued an order for the regu-
lation OF the slave trade, which we republish.
Another large cargo Of slaves, numbering nearly
six hundred, had been landed on the island, and
also abou. two hundred coolies. The city was
healthy.
BY way OF Havana we have news rom Mexico
OF very interesting and important character. Nj
ramon's star has not set. On his return TO the
capital after his defeat at Silao. his
conscience troubled him a little. and he
resigned his Presidency substitute into the
hands Of the Chief Justice OF the Supreme
Court, and then. in accordance with one OF Zuloa-
gas laws providing for vacancies In the Presiden-
cy. the Council Of State was summoned, who pro.
ceeded to vote for President. M;ramon was Of
course elected, receiving nineteen votes out Of
twenty three. few days afterwards Senior Pa
checo. Ambassador Plenipotentiary Of Spain. pre-
scented his credentials to the new President, al.
propriste" speech. which was replied to becom.
ingiy by his Excelency. Some changes have
taxed place in the Cabinet. and II is said
that zuloaga has returned to the capital
having begged and received permission to re.
tire 70 the privacy Of his home. He promises
to keep very quiet, but offers his services to the
church party Ia any way in which he can be Of
any use. The bulk Of the constitutional army
A..
force. while their active adversary 10 the capital
was moving heaven and earth to protect and for
tfy himself. There was a rumor that Mramon had
an understanding with some chiefs on the other
aide 10 declare peace as soon As both armies meet
9, the capital. Operations were expected to com.
mence abou, the middle Of the month. At Vera
Cruz the most active preparations were going FOR.
ward to resist any attack by the spsniards, which
was positively expected next month. The por,
was remarkably healthy, although fifteen cases Of
yellow fever had occurred on board the Spanish
frigste Pc,ronela. -Four were fatal. The flagship
Savannah. Tor some reason. had anchored nearer
90 the city.
Our correspondent, ., TuSilo Honduras, writ.
sng on the Il, inst, furnishes some interesting facts
respecting the defes, Of Walkers hlibuster enter.
prise. AT las, accounts Walker vas retreatng
down the coast, hi force reduced to some thirty
men. with parties OF Hondurisn volunteers and re-
pulars In hot pursuit Of him. The government had
offered reward Of two thousand dollars for Walk
er's head.
BY the overland pony express we have sdyices
from San Francisco TO the LIST inst There is no ge
neral nevs Of Importance. The Golden Age sailed
on The LIST for Panama, with 772 passengers aud the
mails and N ,ie7 e57 In treasure for New York.
Business continued dull. The pony express also
brings advices from Japan. They are, however,
unimportant.
A republican electoral ticket ratification meeting
was held last evening at the Cooper Institute.
There was an immense gathering on the occasion.
both inside and outside the building. The pro.
ceedings Of the meeting proper were character.
bed from the opening TO the close by good order
and harmony, the greatest attention being paid to
Che speakers, notwithstanding that one Of them
SMr. schurz) addressed the assemblage for up.
wards Of two hours. This gentleman analytically
reviewed The whole political career OF Judge
Doagias. ooe Of The candidates for the Presidency