The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06
The News.

Let every republican before he deposits his vote
Sor Lincoln in the ballot box to day turn TO our
felegrsphic despat hes in this mornings paper and
read the intelligence we publish from South Caro-.
lima, Alabama, Virginia and other Southern States.
BY the arrival of the Adriatc al this port yester.
day, and the Persia of Cape Race on Sunday even
ing, We have European advces to the 18th ult, one
week later than the accounts previously received.
The news is interesting.
The royal conference at Warsaw terminated
suddenly on the 2sth ult, on account as reported
of the serious illness of the mother Of the Emperor
of Russia. Nothing positive had transpired as to
Abe subject under deliberation.
From Italy we learn that the royalists had
evacuated Capua, which had been entered by the
Garibaidians. The report Of the repuise of the
Kings troops by the sardni ans is confirmed. The
people Of Naples had decided unanimously at the
ballot box in favor of annexation 10 Sardinia.
In addition to the withdrawal Of the Russian
Ambassador from Turin the Legations Of Prussia
Spain and Portugal were preparing to depart.
The Emperor o. Austria had Issued a manifesto
granting exirasr binary concessions to the Hun.
garian people.
At London on the 9th consols were quoted a,
92i e2l for both money and account American
securitics were dull
In the Liverpool markets cotton and breadstufs
were quiet but steady
We have adyices from Paraguay to September
1, but they contain no important news. Every
thing was quiet and the country prospecting. Tie
Custom House receipts at Asuucon for the month
of July< show a difference OF 800, i2l In favor Of
exports and in August the difference was sll7 ,3n.
Railroad and other public works were being car.
red on vigorously. Il was expected that the United
States would offer their friendly mediation to pat
an end to the difficulty between Paraguay ami
England. Madame La Grange, the vocalist, lei
Montevideo for Europe on the 50th Of August.
We have received files Of Rio Janeiro papers
10 September %. The conduct OF certain parties
In Faquarembo, Uruguay, towards some Brazilians
was likely TO widen the breach already existing
between the countries. and may probably hasten
fhe threatened war. The Marquis Of Monteleagre,
one Of the most distinguished men in the empire
died In San Paulo on the 18th Of September, in tie
rixty-fourth year Of his age. Exchange on Lon.
don quoted at 27d., ninety days sight; drafts
on London at 27d 27!d. There was not much
doing In coffee.
Files Of Hsyticn papers to the 18th ult. have
been received, but they are unusually destitute Of
news. The priests all over Hayu we're preaching
Abe observance Of the Sabbath, and the people
appeared disposed to follow their precepts. The
country was quiet, and the government occupied
with purely local affairs.
meeting OF merchants and others In favor Of
iLe republican ticket was held yesterday afternoon
In front OF the Merchants Exchange, in Wall
street II was not very imposing in numbers, there
not being more than three thousand persons pre-.
sent. The Hon. James GaIlatin presided, and
speeches were made by him. BY Mr.. S. D. Chiiten.
den and by Mr.. VIM. Curtis Noyes. report viii
be found elsewhere.
On Saturday morning last, between four an, Eve
O'Clock, fire discovered issuing from the exten.
sive cooperage establishment Of Messrs sleght X
Paulding, on the Whale dock, foot OF Duchess ave.
nue., Poughkee2sie. When the iremen arrived on
she ground the flames had made such Roadway
Chat all efforts 10 save the buildings were Of no avail
aud their exertions were confined 20 keeping the
flames from spreading to the adjoining store.
houses and buildings. The wind was blowing
Guite freshly at the time. and II was feared that
khe flames would spread 20 the adjoining buildings.
Owing TO the infammabe nature Of the materials the
Gre was very large one, Illuminating the heavens
and making Tie city a. light day. The buildings,
with their contents, we're entirely destroyed. The
entire loss on buildings. machinery, tools, stock,
&c, Is variously estimated q. nom tio 900 70
$4,000. There was bu, q parial insurance upon
Abe property. In the buildings we're fifty chests OF
tools belonging 70 the workmen. These were en-.
firely destroyed, many Of which were worth 400
each. Fifty men employed In the establishment,
are thrown out Of employment. The Gre va no
doubt the work Of an incendiary.
According to the City Inspectors report there
were 500 deaths in this city during the pas, week
an increase a. as compared with the mortality
Of the week previous. and G less than occurred
DUNG Tie corresponding week las, year. The re.