The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-14
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By the arrival Of the Niagara at Halifax we
have news from Europe to the Sd inst, three
days later than the accounts brought by the North
Briton, and have by the arrival Of the mails Of
the latter vessel further details Of her news
The entrance Of Garibaldi into Palermo is con-
frmed. At last accounts the bombardment of the
city by the royal troops was going on.
The reply of the Chinese to the ultmatum of the
French and English propositions had been re-
jected.
There was no change of importance in the Lon
don money market. At Liverpool cotton of all
prUHistons had declined while breadstuffs and
The presentation Of ritsopt change In prices.
and Sayers took place at the Alhambra Gardeny,
London, on the evening of the 30th ult. The Lon
don Post objects to Heenans having champions
belt because he has never fought but two battles,
in one Of which he was whipped and the other was
draw.
The steamship Karnak, Captain Brownless, from
Havana the 9Th, and Nassau N. p, the sth instant
arrived At this port yesterday forenoon. By this
arrival we have received some further particulars
of the recent battle between Uraga and Vol at
Guadalsjara in Mexico, confirming the intelligence
already published in regard to that event General
Some accounts state that he was not captured, but
General VOLS dispatches, which will be found
elsewhere, IL not forgeries, settle the question, as
well In regard TO that fact as the battle Itself
conducta from zacatecas had arrived at Tanpico,
and another was expected soon from Guanajuato.
There u no news from Havana, and our items Of
news from the British West Indies are very meagre
Rain was very much needed at Bermuda. The pota.
to crop generally has failed In consequence of the
unusual warmth Of the winter weather. The Cunard
Steamship Company had offered most advantageous
terms for conveying q semimonthly mail between
Jamaica and New York, which IL was believed
would be accepted.
Our Nassau correspondent mentions the fact Of
President Buchanan having sent there the sum of
money with which 10 reward the brave fellows who
rescued the crew Of the Charles Thompson.
In Congress yesterday the senate passed the bill
Tor the relief OF Arson Dart late Superintendent OF
Indian Affairs in Oregon. The Chairman of the
Finance Committee reported the House Tariff BIN.
and moved to postpone the subject till the second
Monday in December. The motion will come up
for consideration today, and the vote on it will
dispose Of the tariff question for the present session
OF Congress. The bin making appropriations fos
legislative and executive objects was taken up, and
an amendment moved lacking the $500 900 loan
to this bill instead Of the tariff bill, and ex
tending the time of funding the debt 70 FIVE years,
instead Of two years, provided in the Tariff
bill After considerable discussion the amend
ment was agreed 10 by q vote Of 20 to H.
The House took up the resolutions from the
Committee on Naval Expenditures, concern
ing the President and Secretary of the Navy
for the action with reference TO certain coal and
timber contracts and after an animated debate the
resolutions were adopted.
The Emigration Commissioners received report
from the special committee appointed TO negotiate
q loan with the Mutual Insurance Company, on the
security Of the Seguines Point property. at their
meeting yesterday. The report stated that they
had been offered $500 on the property by the
insurance company. The subject was referred
back 70 The committee, with power. The Fres
dent OF the Board informed the members that the
claims OF DIR. Jerome for arrears Of salary were Ia.
valid, and That the Office Of Physician OF the
Marine Hospital had ceased on the removal
Of the Quarantine from Staten Island. This no
stated on high legal authority, the opinion being
furnished by counsel TO the Quarantine Commits
sioDers The number Of emigrants arrived during
AnN "cth ~ Asol*s mahinN tOeai VI tAsASi iot Nne
past year. The Communication balance Ia now
s9o,eee ss
The Excise Commissioners granted six licenses
yesterday for $50 each.
The Police Commissioners at their meeting yes.
ferday removed from the force 5. A. Berley Of the
Eighth precinct, for violation of the rules aud re-
gulations Of the department II was agreed that
hereafter all cloth used by the members Of the
force for uniforms should be procured Of the Com
mindosers at headquarters in order to prevent dr.
fersnt shades OF the cloth being worn. The Board
adjourned 10 ten o'clock today
Beef cattle were plenty, dun aud somewhat
lower yesterday. sales having been made at from
20. to 90. q 9ic. per pound Cows were steady;
veal calves were plenty and trihe lower, selling
Mt from Sc. &c. per pound, including all kinds
sheep and lambs we're also plenty, and IN moderise