The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-05
The News.

Nv the arrival OF the steamship Prince Albert at
81. Johns, on Friday night we have two days
later news from Europe. The vote on annexation
10 Sardinia commenced in Naples on the 2lst of
October, when much enthusiasm existed, and i'm
mense crowds assembled at the voting places
The result had not been ascertained, but it was
supposed to be almost unanimous for annexation
A norton Of General Cialdni's forces had encoun-
Tered corps Of Neapolitans at Isernia and de-
seated them. The Neapolitan General, his off.
cers eight hundred men, and a portion Of
liz artillery, were captured Garibaldi had off,
cialy declared that he would lay down his Dicta-
torship on the arrival Of Victor Emanuel, and 1t
was rumored that the title of Prince and the rank
Of General would be offered to him. The royal
meeting at Warsaw was progressing, but nothing
was known of their proceedings. reform mani
festo had been published in the Austrian official
paper, in which many reforms in the constitution
are proposed, and important concessions mide
10 Hungary. The news from England is meager.
Tie Duke Of Richmond died on the 2lst of October.
In Liverpool, on the 22i ult., the cotton market
was quiet but firm; -four firm, and partially ad-
yanced cd. per barrel; wheat was active at full
prices. and corn had advanced Cd. a Is. per quar-
ter The market for American securities was dull,
without material change.
Our despatch from Washington, published this
morning, is Of q very interesting character. Des.
patches from Mr. Clay, our Minister to Peru, in
form the Secretary Of State that the government
Of Peru had rejected the ulti natum Of the United
States for the settlement OF the claims against that
country, and that he had de handed his passports
and would leave at once for the United States. On
the 10th the day the steamer left for Panama, the
demand had not been complied with. Adyices
from the flag officer Of the Pacific squadron gives
all the facts In relation to the arrest Of two naval
oficera at Panama, from which il appears that the
officers were to blame in refusing to answer the
challenge Of the sentres on duty. Dispatches from
our Minister to China state that all claims Of the
United States against China, extending from lsA0
20 1857 have been fully discharged under Mr.. Reds
commercial convention Of ls5s. The Governor
General speaks in the highest terms Of the Ameri.
cans and Of his desire to continue friendly rela.
tons with this country.
Bya communication In another column Il will be
seen that the outrage perpetra,ed at Rio Hache
New Granada) by the revolutionary troopsagainst
the person Of our Consul and the flag OF the United
States has been promptly redressed by Capt. Poor,
OF the sloop. OF. war ST. Louis. Capt Poor de.
by two Granadian officers, that the troops should
Gle under II, and afterwards salute |, win three
yoleys. The authorities at first endeavored to
eyade giving this satisfaction, but Capt. Poor was
peremptory, and they were compelled TO comply
with his terms
We have advices from Yucs'an 10 the 18th OF
October. II appears that the recent outbreak was
caused by the imposition of inland duties on
goods imported from Campeachy and contention
Tor the revenues q the Island Of Carmen. The
neighboring provinces determined to invade Cam
peaohy, but the latter anticipated them and was
marching an army on the capital 70 conquer q
treaty Of peace. The Juarez government was
trying TO prevent the sale Of the Island Of Yucca
tecos.
The steamer Habana az New Orleans brings
dates from Havana 10 October 20. Sugars were
Dir n at . "a reals, and molasses was very scarce
and active. Exchange on New York a q
pre- MUM.
The cashier and several other persons connected
with the Boone County Bank at Lebanon. Indiana,
we're arrested q, that place on Saturday last,
charged with forgery and circulating money frau-
dulenuy issued. II appears that forty.hve thou.
sand dollars Of genuine notes we're issued by the
Register Of the State while the officers had put In
circulation from $500 900 TO $685. Of notes Of
the bank 10 which the names Of the Auditor and
Register Of Indiana were forged. The President OF
the bank had made his escape.
We have very interesting letter rom our cor.
respondent al Grea, Sal. Lake City, dated Oct. 8.
The "Ssinssr on the 9th Of October opened their
semi-annual Conference, which lasted two DAYS.
and was attended BY the most prominen, members
OF the church. On the second day Elder orson
Hyde delivered lengthy discourse, and gave his
views on the present political condition Of the
United States. lie predicted that the Union would
b dissolved; that the negroes would be let loose
upon their masters that The South would be CON.
rellSd 70 call In tie aid u Great Britain, who, in
bes turn, would be compelled TO call in aid from