The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-27

The News.
The Hon. Stephen A. Douglas arrived at Nor
fork OF Saturday last, where he met with an en-
thusias,ic reception. In the evening he ADDRESSED
very large assemblage at the Court House.
report Of the speech is given elsewhere.
The letter of the New York Committee was de
Iivered to Lord Lyons on Saturday. The com
rnittee will be presented to the Prince today
Yesterday being Sunday the Prince spent the
morning in a visit 10 the English Cathedral, where
sermon was preached by Bishop Fulford. To
day the Prince will visit the Indians, and in the
. evening number Of Americans will be presented
70 him at the st. Lawrence Hail.
The steamship Vanderbilt from Southampton
~ thr 18th, arrived at this port yesterday after.
loon. bringing us files Of European papers 10 the
day OF sailing.
The news is Of considerable importance, noigith
standing the fact that We published on Saturday a
teegraphic synopsis of the news by the City of
Baltimore which is one day later than that re-
ceiyed by the Vanderbilt
The army and marine of Naples were greatly de.
ro-a!iz,j- the navy particularly. The King, it is
said. was so indignant that he had ordered Ad.
miral Caroiolo into prison Instead of obeying
the ADMINS repaired TO the Council of State COM
the other Ministers supported their colleague.
The military officers whom the King consulted on
TIE emergency had reported TO his Majesty that
Il Gar;beld were TO land at Reggie alone, he would
no. Cad mcsc than corporal and four men TO op.
po-c h.m.
sepcr, was current that his Royal Highness
the Couat OF Syracuse about 10 publish letter
toNictor Emanuel. in which he will avow himself
''ihe first subject Of the King OF Italy"
The hop trade has suffered severely in some
parts Of Great Britain and in many districts total
failure of the crop was anticipated.
Additional details Of Chinese intelligence relate
that Scuchow, an important msnuiac turing and
commercial city in the north Of China, with popu.
Iation Of nearly two millions, had been sacked and
burned by the rebels II was feared that the tea
ctcp would be late in reaching shanghae this sea.
son. il at all on account Of these disturbances.
which had pnrayzed trade in the north Business
was vcty dull at Hong Kong and Canton, but every
ching va. quiet in the latter city.
The Colet'e Of San Salvador, Of the llth Of
July. states that on the ith of that month comet
became visible 10 the westward Of the city Of san
Salvador Oat 10 deg 81 min. north, and Ion. 50
deg. q min. west which, although not 30 brilliant
a. that Of 1858. nevertheless presented a most
splendid appearance II was still visible on the
nth. bet was fast receding southwark.
Adyces from Buenos Ayres TO July g. and Mon.
teyiieo 10 July O. by the bark Talisman. Captain
BALDWIN. have been received Intelligence Of the
arrival OF Urquiza al Buenos Ayres reached Mon.
tey;deo tie day the Talisnancft Everything was
Tranquil rreights were much depressed, and ONLY
few gctsels leading at low rates. Many were
IeaT.ss q ballast.
o.. correspondent At Salt Lake City. writing
under date Of the "a inst sta,es that Tor time
bscS there have been expressions Of apprehension
a. another .courgc Of crckots. In some part OF
tftah TERRITORY they had been very annoying, and
threatened 20 destroy the growing crops. severe
rain storm occurred few days previous to the date
Of or correspondents letter that swept everything
before / damaging pud washing away the grow
ing wheat The Mormon emigration on the Plains,
- ,u,. fr the "holy city," i said TO be very
large Nasonr The novel emigration train. that had
arrived ws- ono composed Of train Of tortyth-ce
band-sr.s For somc time back the Mormon lead.
,-. have talked Of m anticipated famine and have
caa'i1ard he faithful" ioprcpare for five years
s.egt
TIE rey. a. W. billiard Of Alabams. formerly
. member Of Congress from that state delivered
sermon Ia 81 Paul's Methodist Episcopal church.
corues o. Twenty second street and Fourth avenue.
ye,,erday morning. The church was filed 20 ia
u.mos. capacity by a congregation anxious 10 listen
10 the e,oorencc Of the learned divine. whose re.
pu,Auoa .. an eminent pulpit. orator had preceded
him.
master G. Kennedy. the boy Preacher" de.
lverrd Ia first formal address in this city last
ev,,',- ~ the church corner OF Broomc aud Nor
fojk street,. The church was densely crammed
khogt three thousand persons were present when
the service. commenced, and numbers we're com.
psgsd 70 20 away without being able to get even
a sight q the youthful preacher. The scene out.
sdc TIC bailding was very exciting, from the IN
esectual attempts at ingress and egress. which
several times brought matters 10 q stand stu.
Mas,es Kennedy Is about 10 enter Hamilton Col.
tege. where he will pursue his studies under the
auspices OF several wealthy members Of the Bap.
list persra.ion.
The recent heavy rains on the susquehanna have
proved most DISASTROUS to the lumber business in
that region. by sweeping away immense number,
OF logs ard sawed iumber. Ten or twelve thou.
sand logs we're swept away in one instance, and
eish. million feet In another.
me cotton msrke, steady on Saturday, While the
as embraced about $50 bsce, closing on te bsss Of
zl..e /. tic roe fair grades Of middDg uPlsnds The
s1r make. was srmsv for shipping grades Of state sai
~,sss.u. -hls extra brands unchanged s'utsern
a,ss moderate sspply, and psioes for mtsi Aaf
loea. IN srais we're nirsf, bal sales neisEas NaA'