The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-29

The news from Europe brought by the Asia,
Captain Lott, is two days later than our previous
adyces and OF considerable interest. The late
victory Of Garibald az volturno seems to have set
tied the fate of Southern Italy, the annexation OF
which to Sardinia has been decided in the SaTdi.
nan Chamber Of Deputies by vote Of go - 9,
and II is stated that Garibaldi had convoked the
electoral colleges of the Two Siclics for the 2lst
inst, TO vote the que sion 1t il further pro-
posed 10 make Rome the capital Of the new king
dom OF Italy. Capua was not to be attacked until
the goth. Russia Prussia and Austria ha not pro-
tested officially against the entry Of the Slrdinans
into the Neapoliian territory, as had been preyi-
ously reported. Austria continued her warlike
preparations in venetia.
The conference at Warsaw had been Rxed for
the 20th inst.
The French in Syria had marched into the lie.
bAnon, but had not as yet come into collision with
the Druses.
The English news Is unimportant. There had
been violent storm on the northern coast, which
did considerable damage to shipping. General
Sr Harry Smith is dead. Count Cayour's speech
to the Chamber of Deputies at Turin had pro.
duced an effect on consols, which closed dat at OF
to e2I for money and % for account.
letter from our Salt Lake City correspondent
informs US that the annual exhibition Of the Desc.
ret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society was
then open to the public. The Indians rad attacked
some emigrsnt companies on the nO' tnefA route 90
California and left the cmgrans destitute. On the
central. or mail route the Indians are reported dis
posed for peace.
The anniversary OF the John street Methodist
Episcopal church was celebrated yesterday with
Lafh al
evening was very large, and at a love feast in the
morning many of the elder members related their
experience and recalled interesting Incidents con.
nected with the history Of the church. The Rev.
Dr. Thompson oficiated in the forenoon, and Rev.
Charles T.. Harris at night.
The Youths Missionary Association held their
twenty second anniversary last evening ia the
Spring street Presbyterian church. The annual
report was read, and stated that, while the demand
for money had greatly Increased, the subscriptions
had fallen of-s225 being the amount collected
during the past year. Appropriate addresses were
made BY the Rev. Mcssrs. Burtis and Hastings.
The Inauguration exercises OF the New York
Evangelical Alliance. the object Of which i to
preach the Gospel TO the unonlighiened masses OF
our city took place last evening, az the Presbyte
terrain church, corner Of Fifth avenue and Nine
teenth street Addresses were delivered by the
Rcv. W. J. Hogc W. +. Dodge and Rev. Dr. Tying,
and the church was crowded with an Overlooking
audience. Want o. space compels us to omi, our
report
fire broke out yesterday in a stable In Fifteenth
street and before IL could be subdued three horses
belonging to Mr. Barney Dalton, valued at $500,
were burned to death.
me cotton market saturday exhibited rather loss
tuoyaney Tor lots en- rnar while for parcels in store
uAnstu prices sasisined The sales embraced
about Geo bales closing chiefly the basis Of Ike
for middlns upands and brokers quoted them 81
IKE aiige Flour heavy and easIer for sore
ossses u supcrnuc Western and ste brands
while rAcs q moderate ex,eut, compared with the
previous activity. wheat heavy and Cor the
lower and qualities, While the msrke, active
at the concession. ohcay Cor export Corn sc,ive,
while prices we're without alteration Of moment Pors
vas less active and light a fip i2N for
.nd for ner prime ~ tii 60 sa 90 sugar. ~ere less
booyant and active whne the saes embraced 800 800
hhds Cuba without change Of importance 10 prices.
Treishts we're arm, and clcsed 9Th hsrdenlng ien.
dency. especially for grain 70 English ports Amoos the
crRafsmcpts 10 Iivcrpco about 5000 bushels u
wheat a iqxd 1si IN ships hes Cotton as taken
Al "a aour Al g. Sd. end cheese at as, aas wheat,
10 ships bags. 70 London at isSd.