The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-25

The News.
by the arrival Of the Canada Of Cape Race on
MONDAY evening, where she was intercepted by the
news yacht Of the press, VIC have European ad-
vices to the 18th inst. two days later than the ac
counts previously received. and additional details
Of Intelligence from India and China
The British government had announced in Par
lament that they had ordered a squadron TO the
coast of Syria to stop the outrages upon the Chris
tsns there and that France had done likewise
No intervention will take place, however, until it is
made apparent that the Turkish government is in
capable Of putting stop to the massacres.
From Sicily there is report that Garibaldi's
Ministry had resigned. Also that Neapoitan war
steamer had gone over to the revolutionists. The
siege of Nc ,sina had been decided on and Carl
fsdi's agents in England had purchased several
steamers, two Of which had already sailed. II is
reported that Caribald declined TO assist the reyo
Iutionists in Naples for the present,
Accounts from China state that the allied forces
we're On their way 10 the reiho, where collision
with the Chinese would undoubtedly take place.
There had been no change or importance in the
Lonaon and Liverpool markets.
We have accounts from San Francisco TO the 18th
inst. received by the overland mail. The news
l. interesting but not Of spccia. Importance. Judge
Terry had becn tried for killing Senator Broderick
10 duel and acquitted. II is alleged that the
proceedings on the trial were Of such q nature as
to LEAD to the belief that the prosecution and de-
fence colluded together TO obtain the arquittal of
tie accused. The reports ~ the harvest In Calfor
MIA were very satisfactory, and large quantities Of
brt adstgas will be exported from the State. Bus
ncss 81 San Francisco was becoming more active.
BY way Of New 0resn, We have edvice- from
Havana 20 the 10Th inst The health Of the city
was good. Sugar was Grm. but provisions dull,
While lseights have slightly advanced
From orr files of Mexican papers which have
come to hand, we publish some extracts
eisewheye. The item OF greatest interest Is
the inmC date, unconditional release OF ten. la
Vega pad companions by the constitutional govern
meui. immediately after their exchange for Gen.
Urags had been refused by Miramon. This latter
individual il most probably shut up in Guadasjara,
where il Is likely the last act vii soon be played.
with every chance agains, the church champion.
The news from Honduras aud the bay Islands.
given Ia to-day's paper. is important. The people
of the latter are determined not TO BE- surrendered
10 the lcrucr and will resort force ii compelled.
The ,Oth of this month was positively fixed ON for
fcr the first time at i.uatan.
The British var steamers Hero aud Ariadnc. the
former having the Prince Of Wales on board ar
rived a. ST. Johns, Newfoundland, on Monday. Tho
Coldea fleece, from New York for galway, reach
cd ST. johns the came day. she viii convey to
England tie news Of the Princes arrival and reccp
ton In America. The Prince landed at IT. Johns
al noon yesterday under a royal salute from the
citadel and the vessels OF war in the harbor. All
business was suspended. and the entire population
turned oai 20 sec the reception which consisted OF
tie presentation Of an address Of welcome and
q military, civic and frcmcn's procession. The
Prince vas everywhere greeted with enthusiastic
Demonstrations Of delight.
The C.:y Of Poughkccp.ic has been visited by q
series q disastroGs fire.. About hllEpast ninc
O'Clock O. Monday evening the building occupied
b. the Commercial Paint Work was destroyed by
fire. loss about 10000. The pin and carpet fac.
tory Ct MUssrs. Pelton, adjoining. was but little
damaged Loss about $500, which l. fully iu-
Eured. ~ three O'Clock un Tuesley morning fire
broke out ia the stable of Ebcnczcr Cay. and IN
less than an hour the whole block. bounded b.
Csthagine. Maine aud Cromwell streets. was IN %
blaze Aboui eighteen building. we're burnt atth,s
tire.
The BCasd CT Councimcn were In session iist
evening, when resolutions we've adopted directing
the Cooperation Counsel TO Apply 70 the Supreme
Court icr The appointment OF Commissioners to take
legal action IN reference to Tic opening of seventy
fourth and Eighty second streets from Eighth ave
nue. 70 Tie Hudfon river. resolution was adopt.
I'd authorizing the Croton Aqucluct Board 10 place
xix FIRE hydrants in Harlem. Tho Board coucurrcd
with the Aldermen in awarding contracts for build.
ing carriages for Hose Companies Nos. % and IL.
The Street Commissioner in-truo ted TO advertise
for Eve Thousand feet Of Grcnobc hose, the con.
trsc, to &c submitted TO the Common Council for
confirmation. A number Of general orders per-
tanning to the opening and grading Of streets were
adopted after which the Board adjourned till l'ri.
day.
The Counclmen's Committee on Streets held
their second meeting yesterday afternoon in rcfc
renee TO the proposed widening and extension of
Cat srno street. J. W. Dominick, who owns pro.
perry in Catharine street, presented remon.
STRANGE TO the project, signed by about 100 per
sons, thrce-lourths Of whom own property ia tho
street end al Of whom would bc assessed for tic