The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26
The Nova.

The Prince of Wales has arrived at Montreal
and the occasion was made one of the grandest
ever known in Canada. Over sixty thousand PEG.
pie witnessed the ceremonies, and the reception
appears to have been marked by unbounded en-
thusiasm. The pageant was of the most magni-
cent chaOter, and extended over two miles in
length. Flags, banners and arches decorated the
streets along the route. After the procession the
Prince inaugurated the exhibition Of Crystal Pa.
lace and later in the day accomplished one of the
objects Of his visit to North America, namely,
laid the corner stone which completes the Victoria
Bridge over the st. Lawrence. We give full re-
port of the proceedings elsewhere.
Intelligence has been received from Monterey,
Mexico, to the llth inst. The rebellion against the
authority of Vidaurri, Governor OF the States of
Coahuila and New Leon, has been completely
crushed by hs own energy and valor. During his
short campaign he had the misfortune to lose his
confidential friend and right hand man, Gen. Zua-
qua. who was murdered in a most oowardly man
ner on the night Of July 81, while in small farm
house, by eight assassins. who fred on him. vi
daurri was with him and escaped by a miracle
There was a rumor that Mramon was preparing to
attack San Luis Potosi
The steamship Vanderbilt which left South
ampton on the 18th inst. for New York, had not
made her appearance OF this port up to late
hour las. night. Her news, however. has been an
tcipated by the City O! Baltimore. the arrival of
which vessel of Cape Race reported in the
HERALD Of yesterday morning.
The steamship Adriatic, which sailed from this
port Yesterday for Southampton and Hayre, took
out lSG passengers and $ss2. 900 in specie and the
Ednburg. which sailed for Liverpool. took out 250
passengers and sSjS $40 in speeie-making total
Of 4lC passengers, and ;l,750 ,6s6 in specie
The steamship Teuionia, from New York, arrived
n, Southampton England on the 18th inst.
The Metlodists of New York and Brooklyn held
their annual camp meeting at Sing Sing last week,
tie exercises having been brought to a close yes
terday evening. A graphic description Of the af
fair will be found on another page Of to-day's
paper.
DR.. J. II. Jerome the Heilth ohioer of the port
has addressed formal demand to the Commits.
sloners for the Removal Of Quarantine, requiring
them 20 surrender 10 him the absolute aud sole
control Of the hospital hulk known as the Falcon,
or Floating Hospital. and utmates that in case
of refusal he will be under the necessity Of
having further resort 10 the courts.
The cotton market steady yesterday, while the
sales embraced about $50 bales closing the basis OF
I0-.c Tie for fair grades Of mlddlipg upands. The
Go1r market nrmer os shipping grades Of State aud
wes.crr whhc extra brands unchanged. s,uthern
-four moderate supply, and pr,es for mixed and
medium Grades hrmer, but s,lcs moderate. Wheat
was less active, prime qualities we're firm, while
grades Of sprins, &c were heavy and dun Corn
dull lower, while sales less active. Pork IN
moderate reques:, while prices without important
change sales Of new mess were made at sle l2,, q
I'd ~ nov priu inc nj
were steady and prices without change OF moment while
somc more confidence manifested, while sales we're
limited small lots Freghts continued nrm, and whca,
srain taken FOR Liverpool 12l IN ships bags, and
1000 bbs -four at s.. 81 To London rates were hrm
and smsrg The engagements l, 200 obis. -four a,
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