The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

the Ne~s.
The Arabia, which left Liverpool on the 18th
and Queenstown on the 18th, arrived at Halifax
last evening. The Prince OF Wales had reached
England The feet had been detained by bad
weather, and had only weeks provisions left.
The latest advces report business at London as
nearly suspended in consequence of the high rate
Of money Cotton has declined on all descrip.
tons.
The steamship City of Baltimore, Capt. Petrie,
from Liverpool on the l4th and Queenstown on the
18th inst, arrived at this port at halfpast two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Her advices are one
day later than previously received.
We publish elsewhere Garibaldi's farewell ad.
dress TO the army upon resignng the Dictatorship.
Il very patriotic and earnest and concludes with
the assurance that they would soon meet together
again 10 achieve new conquests.
The Piedmontese were vigorously pushing the
siege of Gaeta, with every prospect of speedy
success.
The rumored treaty Of peace between the allied
forces and China is contradicted. At last accounts
negotiations had been suspended and the allies
we're marching upon Pekin.
The steamship Matanzas, Captain Meseganc
from Maanzas on the ed, arrived at this port last
evening. The health Of the city is reported good
and the coming crop very promising. Markets
dull. We are again indebted TO Purser Huertas for
late favors.
by the schooner Forest King, Captain Perry, we
have files of Rio Janero papers to October IL
being, however, only one day later than previous
dates. The last quotation Of exchange on London
was 20 30. On the 10th sales of coffee were Is 900
hags. There is nonews Of any interest to our read
crs. The elections, municipal, &C., were going on
and causing no more than the usual amount OF ex.
element Throughout. the country.
The steamship Alabama, which arrived from
Savannah, Ca, yesterday, brought back thrty.four
steeragc passengers, who, II is said were not per-
mitied 10 land-the same course being pursued In
that city in Charleston-all steerage passengers
being returned. II these reports are correct, the
number OF persons sent back from Charleston Is
l26, and from Savannah 92I
The steamer Mount Vernon arrived Yesterday
from Savannah. Captain Layfeld reports that
when his vessel had got twenty niles from Tybee
bar, he found two men slowed away Ia one of the
coal bunkers. The men represented tia, they had
been unable 10 procure employment, in Savannsh.
and had taken this method Of returning home.
Additional particulars Of the terrific gale which
swept over the lakes on Saturday are given else.
NAtlt. Aht iuon W pioptiAy can as YET
he hardly es imated, but must be great Seven.
teen persons on board the propeller Jersey City
we're lost The same fate has probably resulted
70 many others, the severity of the gale being IN.
parallelcd.
meeting Of republicans was held at Leaven-
worth on Saturday evening TO take into consdera-
ton the difficulties and dangers under which Kan
sas Il now laboring. Resolutions denunciatory Of
were passed, and a determination expressed to
support the executive authorities OF the Territory
in restoring and preserving the public peace. Re.
solutions were also passed denouncng the &C.
ton Of the government In expelling squatters
from the niian lands No further outrages by
Montgomery are reported. Fort Scott had not
been harmed nor Paris sacked. as stated In former
adyices. A detachment OF Montg men had
entered Fort Scott; but finding the government
officers had fed, they seemed satisfied Ths object
q Montgomery i said to have been 70 break up
the Court 50 that some thirty Of bis friends Ia Gus
iody might escape justice. lie was regularly en-
camped within i've miles Of Fort Scott General
Harvey was to have LEFT Fort Leayenworth yes,er.
day with hundred dragons and two pieces OF
artillery. for Southern Kansas. Troops had ako
started from Fort Riley.
The investigation into the circumstances attend.
ing the death OF Johannes De Beyose Kolyer, who
was murdered at New Lofts on the evening Of the
18th inst, resulted in the Coroners jury implcat-
ing Joseph Lambert as the person who committed
The murder. While confined In prison at Brooklyn,
before the investigation was concluded lambert
attempted 70 escape by prying OF the door Of his
prison with a bar taken from his bunk. His design
was however, frustrated by the vigilance OF the
officers.
The wills Of Robert Mckinley Robert Francis
and Rebeeca o. Navel were admitted TO probate
yesterday The aggregate amount distributed by
these three wills equal 70 about 80 900 or SIS o00
None OF them contain any public, benevolent or
charitable requests.
The evidence In the Beardsey divorce case was
closed yesterday, and co unset on both sides CON.
cluded thor arguments. The court was ,hen as
jourued, with an intimstion from Judge Lot, tha,
he would deliver his charge TO the jury this morn
Ing.
We received yesterday by Adams express
papers from the South-from New Orleans and
along the Extraordinarily In advance Of the
mail.
The new mail arrangements between Baltimore,
pe West aud Southwest went into operation yes.