The New York herald., 1860-09-18
The News.

By the arrival OF the Teutonia at this port, and
the Jura at Quebec, we have details Of European
news to the 4th inst, and telegraphic advices to
the evening of the 7th. The dates by the Jura are
two days later than those received by the Melita'
Affairs in Naples had reached crisis. On the
9th inst Garibaldi and his forces appeared at Sale
rano, only thirty miles from the capital, which he
probably entered on the same day, or the day fol-
lowing. Toe king had placed his baggage and
other effects on board vessel, and one account
states that he would leave for Gaeta on
the 6th, while another authority reports that he
would remain till the last extremity. The Bour
bons, however, have ever been discreet when their
personal safety was endangered and there is little
doubt but that he away in good season. The
revolution was spreading in all directions.
There are reports Of o renewal Of the distur
Dances in Syria, and Of massacres Of Christians at
Balbec and other places.
The political complications on the Continent had
somewhat Unsettled financial affairs in London and
Paris but this was in a measure counteracted by
the improved crop prospect. which had impaired
buoyant feeling 20 the funds and cotton market,
while breadstuHs were corespondingly depressed.
By telegraph from New Orleans We have adyiccs
from TYuxillo, Honduras. 10 the 18th inst. General
Walker and seventy Of his men had been captured
al Rio Negro by boats from the British war steam
or Icarus and were delivered up 10 the Honduras
authorities. Some Of Walkers men, who were sick
and In q destitute condition, were to be permitted
70 return to tie United States. but General Walker
himself and Col. Kuddcr were 10 be shot.
By the arrival Of the overland pony express We
have adyices from San Francisco 10 the 9th inst,
and from Hong Kong. China, to the 2ith Of July.
The news from California il not of special import
ance. The Douglas and Bell-Everett State Con-
yentious met at Sacramento the 18th, and at last
accounts they were endeavoriDg 10 arrange
fusion electoral ticket. Business had slightly re
vyed at san Francisco. A very full summary Of
the news from China Is given In our teicgraphc
despatch.
The grand Union demonstration at the Cooper
Institute last evening was an overfowing and en-.
ihusias,ic Affair. Such united aaa popular move
ment has, perhaps never taken place in this city,
The utmos; harmony perya,ed the proceedings,
and the proposition to appoint a committee to
nominate one straight out Union ticket for
the defea, OF the black republicans was re-
ccived with such applause and heartiness OF enthu.
sIasu a. are seldom witnessed. The meeting was
addressed by gentlemen from different States Of the
Union, and the proceedings were, on tho whole,
very interesting. grand torchlight procession Of
the Union leagues and minute men took place In
connection with the demonstration, and at
late hour the immense gathering, inside and
outside of the Institute, broke up with loud
cheers for the constitution and one straight
out Union ticket Among the organizations on
band during the night, vas the Union League, No.
4, OF South Brooklyn, which was formed previous
70 the fusion a, Syracuse. by Thomas shankland.
II was the first league organized by the friends Of
the Onion, during the rrescut campaign, 70 defeat
The black republicans. We give 10 full report OF
the proceedings elsewhere.
The Fusonisis were at work all day yesterday at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, and ended the day in con.
fusion. The Volunteers made two or three new
propositions, which were rejected. Richmond,
however informed them tha, he was willing to In.
sert the names of Wm. u. Duncan, A. T, stewart,
J. J. Henry, Moses Taylor, W. r. PARKS and 60.
vernon Remble In the electoral ticket. This was
rejected by the Volunteers. James 4. Brady was
nowhere 10 be found.
Tie Simon pure Tammany General Committee
assembled last night in the Old wigwam, to make
arrangements for the November election. Elijah
n. Purdy presided, and very full attendance OF
members was noticed. The session was long
bot not stormy, the most laudsble harmony
and good feeling being exhibited throughou;
the proceedings. Complete arrangements for the
election Of delegates to the Nominating conventions
were made. inspectors appointed and all the little
ninutia fully provided for. The programme agreed
upon this year varies considerably from that of pre-
vious years. There is TO be only one convention.
composed Of seven delegates from each ward, for
The nomination Of the city and county officers For
further particulars VIC refer our readers TO our ad
sertising columns.
A special meetingl Of the Board Of saperyis ors |
took place yesterday 70 appoint inspectors Of Re-
gisters. The special committee appointed for The |
selection OF names not being prepared with ,hcir |
report, the Board, on motion Of Supervisor Tweed
took recess until Tuesday, the 2sth inst, al three
O'Clock, when they " II proceed TO ballot.
Ihc Board Of Aldermen met last evening. A, I