The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-15

We publish this morning a lot Of correspondence
from al parts Of Mexico, which presents fair pic
ture Of that unfortunate republic. The striking
features Of the news are the retreat-it cannot be
called anything eise-of the liberals from before
the capital; the defeat Of Degollade, commander
inchief of the liberals by yidaurri; the complete
resuscitation Of Mramon's strength, who has, not
wthstanding his recent defeat at Silao. powerful
army in the fields the postponement Of the attack
on Vera Cruz by Spain; a new attempt at media
ton by the resident foreign Minister'S and the rob-
berry OF the couducta by Degollsdo. There has
also been a sub.revolution in Lower California,
where an attempt was made 10 GUST the liberal
government appointed by Juarez, but ii was sup
pressed, though not wthou, some bloodshed. Not
withstsndng so many prophecies, the end is not
yet bat far from IL, In Mexico.
We give this morning some additional intelligence
nom California and Central and South America,
brought by the steamship North Star.
The news from Peru states that there is no pro-
liability Of the American claims against that coun.
try being allowed. Nothing now remains, since
negotiation has failed, but for the United States
government either to abandon the case or enforce
il ri e arpiis
From Bolivia we learn that General Belzu has
again assumed a revolutionary attitude; he is said
10 be supported In bis designs by Presiden; Castl
Ia 81 Peru.
Intelligence from Ecuador represents that Gene
raj Flores entered Guayaqui the Gath ult.. meet
ing but little resistance from hs opponents; he Is
In fun possession 81 the city, General Franco hav.
ing left that cry for Peru.
An interesting account Of the sailing Of eight
hundred Glibustcrs from England. raised and com.
mandcd ny William de Rohsn, with arms and
munitions. 10 aid and assist Gariballi, will be
found in the letter Of our London correspondent,
published to-day.
The Prince Of Wales and his suite yesterday
morning attended Divine service at Trinity church.
The services were Of the most imposing
character, and an admirable and impressive
sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Win.
ton, TO which the Prince appeared to
listen with great affection. A full re.
port OF the sermon Is given n.our paper today to.
gcther with reports o. the ssFnsns Of the Rev. Dr.
rockingham and the Rev. M Hsrris, the subject
OF both being the yi-lt Of the Prince. A large and
fashionable audience was in attendance al Trinity.
ard from the great crowd outside the church Il
would appear that The desire u see real Prince"
IA in no degree ahated. In most Of the churches Of
the city reference was made 10 the visit Of the
Prince In the prayers Of the pastors. To day he
wil via, the Military Academy at West Point
where be viii spend The day, aud on Tuesday
proceed 10 Boston.
From statement given IA another column itwilihe
aeon tia, the democratic candidate Tor Congress IN
H. Firs, district Of Pennsylvania was swadlCi ont
Of his election by altering The returns Of the Fourth
ward. number Of tho judges swore that their
ais . kat NHV a In
res and that The returns from their precincts had
been altered. The man charged with perpctrating
ne fraud has been arrested aud held to bail.
hessrs. Howt,nd and Aspiuwall the agents n
the Galway line in New York, inform us OF their
intention 70 set on foot a subscription o. hand.
some character as testimonial 81 how he Ame.
rican public appreciate The noble aud valiant con.
duct q Capt John Wilson. or tie brig Minnie
Schafer, in ressuing nearly six hundred human
beings from the conaagratlon q the steamship Con
naught IL l. probable that when tie facts arc
known 10 the company IN Galway. that they also
vii recognise the conduct Of Captain wilson In an
appropriate and becoming manner
We print this morning the final proceedings Of
lie iniidel Convention held IN this city last week.
Cn the evening Of adjournment NJ. Murray made
violent attack % Jesus Christ. coniending that
~ such individual ever existed, AMI a. some length
gave a lnfders views Of the Christian sabbath.
The proposition . erect an TnEdel Hall in this city
was lost.
he eot'on nsrse, Saturday was active snd arm
The sales embraced between 900 md 900 osiss cosns
orm 90 The basis q lie oiiHc chiefly a. the rsdo
hgure, Cor niddilns upAntA Included IN the ..lss rers
some parcels on Speculation &ad for export. yin COO
baics IN transtu, There movement 10 bre.s.,afr.
TIE acur MARKET wS existed and .c,lve, with bs.vy
ualss, 81 advance o. ioc per burcl and \,
Boms Al i5o wheu also quite aeu,.
win large sles both here and 70 arrive. AZ A
advance In prices Of &C. 70 g. per bashcl C,ru
v1 without eh,ngs o. momcni IN price, IN
isir ~ics Al Tic. re for westeru mired, and ne
rood DO Al T7e Pork irrrsusr, ri moderate sass
nciudins new mes, ~ sie rs SIC co. and q pTlns
al sit 20 atit 90 Sugars qre stesdy, 9TH sac,
o. abcvs 100 hhds. sad 70 sorcs ccfss ~ Gale.