The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-24
The News.

The City of Washington, which left Liverpool on
the 10th and Queensto the 18th inst. arrived
of Cape Race at seven o'clock last evening. She
brings four days later news than was received by
the Arabia.
The report OF the victory OF the Garibaldians
over the Neapotans at Capua is fully confirmed.
The battle was protracted and bloody, but finally
the royalists were dr zen into the fortress. The
Nespolitans lost three thousand men killed and five
thousand taken prisoners. The Garibaldian loss
WAS between twelve hundred and two thousand.
Nothing new had occurred in the Ecclesiastical
States.
Al Liverpool the cotton market was firm, while
breadstufis generally had downward tendency.
The steamship Ariel arrived AT this port yester'
day morning from Aspinwsll. with sslO,22j in
treasure from San Francisco, and adyices from our
Pacific possessions. New Granada. Peru. Chile,
Japan and the Sandwich Islands. The chief points
OF the news from California, Oregon and Washing
ton Territory have been foresialed by the overland
pony express. We, however. publish in another
column a letter from our San Francisco cores
pondcnt giving an interesting summary Of occur.
rences down 10 the Is; inst.
Adyices from Washington Territory state that
Colonel Casey 81 the United stes army, com.
maudng ro ups there, has received orders from
bis superior officer 10 pay no more rents for the
station back Of Steilacoom. For several years the
United States government have been paying an
annual rent Of $500 to a British agricultural com.
pany FOR the purpose OF keeping troops within the
boundaries Of American soil.
There was not much change In the affair % New
Granada. The government continued 10 be sue.
cessful against Mosquera and his followers. That
General was not exactly defeated, but nearly so at
Manizaes. A truce followed. aud certain terms
were proposed by Mosquera as a basis Of a settle.
ment, which, il IL said have been rejected by the
government. which i in possession Of all the ports
Of Cauca, Mosquera's State. But though the revo.
luton seems nearly al end. /; is supposed tha;
intrigues AZ the c,piial and variety Of party in.
terests will tend TO pro,ract the war. Panama was
quiet at the sailing Of the Ariel and the British and
United States naval forces had been withdrawn;
yet there was considerable uneasiness. and rumors
that the negroes contemplated another attack kept
the people in a state Of great anxiety.
Our correspondent attached TO ne Chiriqui sur.
veying expedition has sent US a detached narrative
Of the opera iors Of the hydro graphical branch OF
tie survey, which may be found IN another column.
The United States 81 inns agains, Peru are no fur
Their adyalced uan they were at previous adyces.
Our Callao correspondent hints that a little firm.
nesswoujd settle them very quickly. President Gas
lila pmd a visit 70 the Lancaster which il AZ Cal
lao. and was received with all the honors due to
his position There Is considerable dissatisfaction
among the officers and men Of the American squa-
droa, the alleged cause Of which IL the fact that
they are paid in base money Of Peru and Bolivia,
the real value OF which il less than represented.
We are in receipt Of Valparaiso paper. to Sep.
TENDER IL. The country was engaged in prepare.
tions for the celebration OF the national anniver.
sary Of September Is. In the extra session Of the
Chilean Congress now sitting. among other useful
laws proposed. Is one introduced by the Mins,e r OF
the Interior for the erection Of another province
20 the north Of the river Maule-s measure called
for BY the Increased com nercia necessities 81 the
population. Another section Of the railroad 60
Santiago was nearly ready for use. The South.
ern railroad was also progressing. Ths Coqumb DO
railroad had been com nenced with the most pro.
missing nergy. free academy OF trades. arts
and sciences Tor poor children is TO be established
fact which says great deal for the public spirit
and civilization Of Chile. Trade and commerce
are, ~ usual prosperous.
We have intelligence from Japan BY the brig
Orbit, which arrived a, Victoria, V. l., in ballast,
on September l3-,hirty.one days from Hakodadi.
The o. was unable 10 obtain a return cargo IN con.
sequence Of the indisposition Of the japanese 70
perform their treaty supuls,ions The French
Minister at Jeddo had resigned. The Portuguese
government have concluded commercial treaty
with japan.
From the Sandwich Islands we learn tia. Prince
Ksrnshauseba, brother Of the reisuns king Of that
realm. had len Honolulu on the royal yacht Emma
Rooke fU Ban Francisco. HisdepArture vas cello
brsted Ia pompous and eeremooious manner. 4,