The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-06
TRIPLE SHEET.
new York, Thursday, September 8, 1880.
The News.

The News.
The daily mail from Europe continues to arrive
regularly. Yesterday the America arrived OIL
Cape Race, and the Prince Albert at st. Johns,
bringing advices to the 2sth ut.. four days later
than those received by the Palestine. The news Is
important.
The intelligence Of the landing Of Garibaldi in
Calabria Is fully confirmed. The revolution had
commenced. The invaders had captured several
important posts, and a general battle with the
Eeapoitans was looked for at an early day. Sar-
DINA had prohibited the embarkaton Of volunteers
from Genoa.
The Emperor Of France had made speech ut
Lyons In response to addresses by tho authorities.
He condemned the unjust dhtrust excited abroad,
and declared that nothing should make him dcviate
from The path Of moderation and justice. His sole
desire was the general interest Of France, and he
urged them to give themselves up with confidence
TO works Of peace. He was determined, with Gods
assistance that France should not degenerate under
his dynasty. The Emperor's remarks caused an
advance In the French funds.
Accounts from Syria represent the country as
perfectly tranquil.
In London the money market had undergone no
material change. American railway securities had
advanced.
At Liverpool the cotton market was steady and
firm. Bresdstuas were firm, with an upward ten
dency. Large orders had been forwarded to Russia
and the United States.
BY the Prince Albert at st. Johns. N. r., we
learn that the Great Eastern arrived at Milford
Haven on the 26th ult., at half-past six o'clock
Pm. She sailed from New York on the 10th. al
half.psst four o'clock r. NJ, arrived at Halifax on
the 18th. in exactly forty eight hours, and sailed
from thence at nine o'clock A. NJ. on the 10th. Al
lowing FIVE hours for difference In time. and sixteen
and half hours detention at Halifax, her run from
this city has been accomplished in nine days and
-four and half hours, without any allowance being
made for the time consumed in going In and out Of
Halifax. Her log will probably show the shor,es,
passage yet made between New York and Europe.
BY an arrival at New Orleans VIC have advices
from Truxillo 10 the 23d, and Ruatan TO the 2ith
ult. giving interesting intelligence respecting the
flbusiers. week previous 10 the date above
mentioned, Guardola's psriisans, to the number
OF seven hundred. had assembled outside the
walls Of Truxillo to attack Walker. and on the
10th British vessel OF war entered the barber,
with the Ayowed object OF protecting the citizens
and property OF Honduras, and restoring the
revenue Of TruxiIlo TO the rightful authorities On
the morning Of the Gath heavy csnnonading in
the direction OF Truxilo was heard at Ruatan, and
II Ia believed that II proceeded from combined
attack Of Gusrdiola's and the British forces
upon Gen. Walkers party In the forts al Truxillo
Should this belief be confirmed. the next arrival
from Honduras will, in all probability. bring Us
news Of Walkers capiiulation. and the breaking
up OF the expedition.
In the last news from New Granada, Published
In the HERALD few days since, there was
an sppsrcn, conflict in tho statements that
ospina had quelled the revolution In the State
OF saniaader. while at The same time
came the report Of the rout OF his army IN
the same State. The apparent contradiction Il
thus explained In letter from Santa Marta. dated
Angus, "a, written by person o; Intelligence.
and perfectly capable Of ssecrtaining the truth -
General Herrsn routed the troops Of the State Of
Santander al the river sube; but q portion OF his
forces, which was In pursuit OF the revolutionists
vas repulsed at Cscota de Mstsnzs.' The writer
adds" In Honda an expedition ives preparing
against the revolutionisis OF the Atlantic coast"
The presentation Of beautiful stand OF colors 20
the Seventh regiment yesterday, by the city Of
Washington. through committee sent 10 this city
10 perform the ceremony. wa the occ aston OF q
grand military parade Of the recipients. The pre-.
sentston took place in front Of the City Hall. In
speech BY Robert ould. United States District At.
torney. Of Washington. to which an appropriate
response was made By Col. Lercrts. Of the Seventh
regiment. The ceremonies were very imposing
and attracted large throng Of spectators. In the
evening The Waiting committee we're entertained by
the o2ceu Of the ssvcsfh regiment with banquet
at The PM Avenue Hotel.
he sxcissasat concerning the Prince Of Wales
IN Canada wess eestinuss On Vic increase. He has
rsfussd 70 iA.d IN Kingston. and there h dcicrmi
nstiss expressed amoog the orsngemen not to re.
cede rom their position. The Prince was in.
suited By the populace, told that he could 20
home, while Yankee Doodle was played aud
American fags waved in his face. II sfcsred that
The trouble will culminse In bloodshod.
Ladovi Joachim julius Tode, the Russian de-.
fso,ser arrested In this city few days ago. has
been discharged from custody, on HE conserving
20 deliver mp the as 900 found In his possession
About " 600 Of the amount vIll probably be paid
ovw 10 detectives Elder and McCord. and the
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