The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-06
The News.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Kangaroo of
Cape Race, from liverpool, we have advices from
Europe to July 26. The Neapolitan troops were
evacusting Sicily. A despatch from Paris states
that the government Of Sardinia would consent to
support Garibad in proposal for six months
truce between Naples and him. A conference, it
was reported, would be held in Paris relative to
the condition Of affairs in Syria. Turkey had pro-
tested against French interference in Syria and the
expedition had been stopped. firm in Paris en-
gagged in the hide and leather trade had failed and
its liabilities were estimated at fl20 ,OO0 The com.
mercial news has been mostly anticipated, the
latest despatch via Queenstown having failed to
come to hand
Our correspondent at Great Salt Lake City, writ.
ing under date of July &c. furnishes us with his.
tory of the Indian difficulties in that Territory and
concludes that the troubles have arisen more from
the expressions on the part of the INSCRIPTIONS
white men who are anxious for an Indian war than
from any inclination for hostilities on the part of
the Indian tribes Horse thieves and other
offenders against the law, either Mormon or
Gentiles appear 10 be dealt with in the
most summary manner when caught Great pre-.
psratons were being made by the Saints TO cele
brate the oath Of July, the anniversary of their en-
trance into Utah.
From Washington we learn that Mr.. Dimitry,
Secretary of Legation to Costa Rica, has brought
home with him intelligence of the ratification by
the Congress of Costa RIGA of grant TO Mr.. Am
brose w. Thompson for the construction Of rail-
road between designated points on the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. The terms Of the grant will be
found in our despatch this morning.
We give this morning a report Of the eloquent
and impressive sermon of the Rev Or. Spring. de.
Hvered yesterday on the occasion Of the iftieth
anniversary Of his pastorage Of the congregation
formerly worshipping in the Old Brick Church in
Beelman street. The church was densely crowded
on the occasion, and the venerable clergyman was
listened to with marked attention and interest.
Religious services were yesterday held In a
large tent erected for that purpose at the corner
OF Broadway, Eighth avenue, Central Park and
Forty ninth street. The Rev. DR.. Williams, Presi.
dent OF the University OF the State of Missouri,
dictated in the afternoon, and was listened to by
q large and attentive audience. A synopsis of
the reverend genilemsn's remarks Is given else.
where.
The synagogue Of the congregation Bnai Israel,
situated at the corner Of Stanton and FORSYTH
streets. was yesterday consecrated with the i'm.
posing ceremonies peculiar to the Jewish mode of
worship. The Rev. Dr. Raphall and Rev. Messrs
Issscs and Bondi took part in the services an &C.
count OF which is given in our paper today.
An account Of an attempt TO burn a house in
Worth street viii be found among our city items
to-day. Three persons suspected OF being impl
Gated In the affair have been arrested.
The Great Eastern arrived in Annapolis Roads
yesterday afternoon at five O'Clock, large mum.
Der Of people, in steamers from Baltimore, went
down the bay to meet her.
The sales Of cotton saturday comprised about COO
900 bales, closing the basis Of Saturdays quota.
tous Flour wss steadier, and at the close exhibited
rather armncss, while prices without impor.
tant change. Wheat drmer and IN steady request
with some purchases for export Corn was steady and
the Gales fair, At quotations given another place Pork
was less buoyant and active. Sales Of new mess were
made At sie 10 aslo IS aud Of new prime AZ si4 ooFee
Wa quiet bot firm An auction sale, 70 come OIL on the
9Th inst, tended TO check sales Sugars closed with
rather armcr feeling, while the sales were confined 10
about $50 400 hhds Iae present stock estimated at
% $50 hhds 5000 neao "a 400 boxes and about % 90
bags Freighs were steady, while engagements were
moderais