The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-18
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Tha News.
The steamship New York from Bremen 3D. inst,
arrived at this port yesterday morning, and the
European mails TO the 9Th inst reached this city
from Boston at late hour last night The I'M
portan; points Of the news by these arrivals. re-
cciyed by telegraph from Cape Race, have already
been published. We give, however, in to-day IS
paper letters from our correspondents al Florence
and Constautinopc, and a number of interesting
extracts from our foreign files.
II ia authoritGtiyey stated that the Emperor
Napoleon has decided to send reinforcements to
Rome so as 10 increase the corps Of occupation TO
p 900 men thus indicating his determination TO
preserve 10 the Holy See the Eternal City, and
perhaps those portions of the Pope's domnions
etill occupied by The Papal and French forces.
Prince Napoleon had made short stay in Ire.
land, visiting several Of the principal cities and
towns. The weather in that country is reported to
le quite favorable to good harvest,
From Italy there is not much 10 add TO our for
mer news. King Victor Emanuel was expected at
Ancona. Austrian alarm il on the increase. Ma
val ornaments have been ordered TO the ports on
the Adriatic and several classes Of the Hungarian
military force have been ordered into the field. The
lights on the Venetian coast have been eXtin.
guished TO prevent Garibaldian agents from max
ing soundngs at night, as they had been doing OF
late.
by the arrival of the steamship Saadin at this
rsr, we have files Of Kingston, Jamaica, papers to
the 9Th inst They do not, however, contain any
news OF genera interest.
The Prince 81 Wales left Albany yesterday fore.
noon and reached Boston in the afternoon where
~ vas escorted through the streets by a body Of
cavalry to RI hotel The people thronged the
streets a. Usual % catch glimpse Of the royal
PARTY.
In consequence Of misunderstanding a. 10 the
locality fixed upon the Committee on Finance
connected with tie union torch!igL, procession.
which was appointed on tuesday evening last, by
request 81 Mr. Nuntoe. 4 lie union committee,
dii not organize At ~ Broadway notice has
been issued calling upon them to assemble this
afternoon "a Broadway, opposite the s.. Nicho.
las, az icuI clock precisely. L i to be hoped
thst this important matter viii be punctually at
telde5 To-
Ii Tie Cour, 81 Oyer and Terminer yesterday
Charles Jcferd. was orraigucl upon the indictment,
charging him With Tie murder Of John Walton and
John ". Mathews. The prisoner pleaded not gull
~. end requested 1 speedy trial. The Dstrc,
Attorney. however stated that il was his intention
not Il bring n thc trial until after the lst Of Janu.
az next. owing 70 the decision in the Har;ung
c,.se. TIL prisoner was accordingly rcmsnded 70
prison.
lie Sarroga,c's Office yesterday the VIII Of
Caleb %. 0lstead was admitted 20 probate. The
tcs.ator wa the President Of the Manhattan Bank
ing COMPANY ana his property was very conside.
rabe. n l. an given 70 his widow and other reia
uyes however.
A quorum q Tie Board Il Education failed to
assemble last evening. 4 special meeting Of 1c
Commissioners 3 called ior next "Wednesday. in
consequence.
Tho Emigration Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon. The communication Of the Commis-
sioners II Charities and Correction, claiming mo-
rrys FER to care Of cmigran,s in the institutions
aadcr their ch4tgc was referred 70 the Committee
ST Disputed Claims The Commissioners received
bdl Of $500 81 ier the care o. two Prussian emf
rant children II the Uuca Orphan Asylum
ana referred ne communication 20 the
counsel Of the Board, who informed them
ina, hey arc no, responsible for any bills
charged against them unless they were incurred
81 contract with the Board. The question Of abo.
fishing the booking system came mp Ia d verbose
communication nom Commissioner JCllmghaus dc.
nouncug he booking system aad arguing that The
way 70 get ria q !; vould be e exclude the rail
road agents from Castle Garden. Commissioners
Purd, and Lowe wee Of op.aion that this would
only sEerayatc the evil. Tic paper was finally
referred 10 the Castle Garden Committee. lac
number OF enigrarts arrived here last week was
Oe3. which makes the number since January l..
- 2el. The computation balance isuow 1910 %.
Reef cattle yesterday were very plenty and prices
were slightly lower, except for strictly prime.
which we're comparatively scarce, and Ia some
cases realized a slight advance. The range was
tic. sc gic., and the general selling prices
from Tic. SIC. for ordinary 10 fair. Mich cows
we're unchanged. Calves were steady at previous
rates. sheep ard lambs were very plenty and p.
-. per head lower. swine were also In abundant
supply, and le. L. lower sales ranging from &C.
&c. The total receipts tncudins those al Bcr.
rer HIu) are 5.7ll beef cattle l2s cows, eli ycals
Is ia sheep and lambs and IA 900 swine
Tue repcrted Of killing rcs. 10 the cotton
rcs.ou a the South led 70 greater ernness In pr,. yea
tsrsay white some holders vthsre~ their suyylie. fr,,r
u.le, Ths stock In this porl becoming reaucse and
hence sAs are lees than would otherwise be the coz
me- tran ssc,iors embraced between 100 900 blss
pa- d usn,tu, closing aru ca The hss o. n Sc for
nIeaurg uplsnis -Four in more active demand,
Fts Improved -ses sni The market Tor al grades clscd
win hrmnss' n TIE Eau prIcss u ysterdsy wheat VA
a,ive M sas are, bc,h here sni 70 arrive,