The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08

BY Tie arrival OF the City OF warrington AZ this
port yesterday from Liverpool, We have details Of
European intelligence to the 26th ult, and by the
arrival of the Brazil at st. Johns, N. F., We have
news 10 the 29th. There was little Of importance
going on In political circles. With regard TO the
great fight, Heenan had formally demanded the
champions belt, but there was not the slightest
probability OF his receiving it. At Liverpool the
cotton market was buoyant, at improved prices,
while breadstufs and provisions were quiet At
London consols on the 2sth were quoted at 9iJ
as5.
The California pony express, which left San
Francisco on the 2sth ult, arrived at st.
Joseph, NO., yesterday. The news is unmportant
Trade had revived somewhat
In Congress yesterday, the Senate resumed the
consideration of Mr.. Davis resolutions respecting
the protection Of slavery in the Territories. Sena
tors Davis Brown and Clingman made speeches on
the subject The House passed the bill raising the
Sandman mission to of first class, and devoted
the balance Of the session to debate the tariff.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday. The
Committee on Contested seats were discharged
from the further consideration of the Second and
Eighth district election cases A resolution au.
thorizipg the Mayor to offer reward Of g. 500 for
the detection Of the incendares who set fire 10 the
tenement house in Forsy-hfh street last month,
whereby eleven lives were lost, was adopted. The
Board agreed TO print Ave thousand copies Of the
report Of the Atlantic cable celebration, aud
one thousand copies Of the laws affecting
the city which were passed at the last
session OF the Legislature. A communication. sign
ed by . number Of citizens, suggesting the Priece
OF Wales be invited 70 visit New York, was read
al, NJ s,,.
Prince 10 visit New York and partske Of the hos
ptalities Of the city, was adopted. The Prince Of
Wales will sail from England about the middle Of
July, with escort OF five or six steamships He
viii land FIRST at ST. Johns, Newfoundland, which
government has made arrangements TO give him
suitable reception, and sad from thence TO
Halifax. Nova Scotia, where the English
North American feet under Admiral Milne, has
been ordered to rendezvous 10 receive him, and
after short stay there the entire feet win proceed
TO Quebec. lie will then visit Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, and Niagara, and ., Is believed that he
viii be induced TO proceed to New York, and the
feet be ordered TO join him there. aud sail from
New York direct back TO England.
meeting vas held AZ the City Assembly Rooms
last evening. which vas addressed by Rev. Daniel
worth who Is under bonds for 81 900 for circulating
four copies Of Helpers Impending Crisis and
for preaching revolutionary doctrines. The meet
ing was also addressed by Hinton r. Helper. and
In the course Of the proceedings, spicy colloauy
took place between q North Carolinian and Mr.
Worth.
The Board Of Councilmen yesterday concurred
with the Aldermen in inviting the Prince Of Wales
TO visit New York. The resolution Of the Alder
men with reference 10 the reception OF the steam
ship Great Eastern was appropriately referred.
The Croton Water Beard sent in report Of the
names land salaries OF their employees, but could
not state the names OF the persons who had recon
mended said employees for situations whereupon
the document was sent back. In order that Il may
he corrected 10 az 10 include the desired informa-
ton respecting the persons who recommended the
enployes. call was made on the City Inspector
i,r the names aud salaries Of persons In his EN-
10y, and BY whom they we're recommended.
lnehxence Of the decease Of two venerable
IRA Of the legal profe ssion-ex. Chief Justice
BE-, siey and Mr.. George Grrin-was received in
a. 'ur's yesterday, and on motions the yarious
Cunts we're adjourned on, Of respec, TO. their
rm,a >. Judge Beardsey died at twelve o'clock
NJ. yesterday as his residence IN Utica and teIe
erspt'o despatch 70 that effect Wa immediately
sent b. Chief Justice Bronson, the old associate
laid friend Of the deceased. Judge Beadsley was
formerly Attorney General Of this State. had beeo
eeverd times representative In Congress. and on
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