The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Rec Erm. Sugars dull, buyers demanding . reduction
Lard quiet but firm. wnalebone active, at . slight
decline.
THE NEWS BY THE JURA AND KANGAROO
The steamship Kangaroo Captain Brooks, from Liver
pool at noon on the 5h and Queenstown the 9th nst,
arrived at tbig port yesterday afternoon.
The male by the lara, from Liverpool on the eth and
londonderry on tho 7th, which arrived at Quebec on
Monday, reached here last evening
rne important portion Of the by these crri
vals has been anticipated BY telegraph
The Liverpool Pos. Of the 9th inst. says
A. general meeting Of the shipowners, sasely yes.
terday resolution was passed expressing dssatisfao-
on account Of the departure OF Mr. Lindsay for the
from the govermen, The resolution further states ha,
MI Lindsay does not possess the confidence OF the Pritsh
shipping interest.
General Count d'Arsgon cutroaano, having resumed
the command Of the garrison Of Naples has published
following proclamation, dated August 2I;--
Honored for the second time with command OF this
and garrison funl the obligation OF express
ing TO the we'll disposed and peeceabe citizens Of the
pta my resolution 10 maintain firmly the state Of siege
rendered necessary by the state OF which exists in
consequence OF foreign INVASION The following the
astices OF the state OF SIEGE
l-Assembages OF more than ten persons win be dis.
persed by two invitations made with courtesy If these
have not the eject the public force may make use of
Those shall be ouud carrying prohibited arms
without duo permission shall be arrested and Tried by
the military tribunals.
constitutional state OF things under which hap
PLY live, will he prohibited, those who compose IL
shall be tried by the military tribunals.
s-Alarmiss, propsgators Of news tending to disturb
the publ; mind and distributors OF cardespe printed
publications will be tried by ::he same tribunals.
Visit or the Prince or Wales 10 North
America.
From the London Ne vs., Sept o.
y would be hard 10 say whether the Prince Of Wales
visit TO British North America is more matter for
graduation to himself or to the coloniss The bened 20
great all round that wonder at the fervor Of
the ons Of grainaton In the Queens speech
week The occasion ~ indeed, ono Of singular instruc
ton 70 the Prince
IL not quarter Of century since Canada was misera
bic, mschievous and Of grave apprehension 10
sosere IN and people. This was from misgovernment
Now, not only when graded by the presence Of q royal
guest but when we have been too busy careless
10 recognise the fact a. ought the coongts have
shown zeal, and dutfdlness, and hearty attach
school children who greet her with the rat ona anthem
as she pa'ses on her journeys Witness the noble sub
scripions "a money on any occasion Of pressure
hap. Wtncss The Canadian regiment, landed at Liver
POOL n ad Of the LAST war The change owing to the
good government provided for theuthe self cover ent
permitted TO tbem-durng the present reign. TIE
Prince must know enough Of Canadian history 10 be
o. the change and It's causes Some painful incl
dents Just reported from non,rca nav be hIghly in
s'inctve IN this direction The outbreak of feeling on
part OF few IN b.ooded represcnatiyes OF the old
Preach residents shox observer. what the
sa'c f the country have been formerly and what
i would have been now, as scene OF perpetual conflict
between Two racs not sell governing but ruled over by
close olIarchy, IN the namo VI tie Britt sovereign.
To the colonists the occasion may bc profitable
IN Instruction. They have always esidenecd a strong
oyafy 10 the British connection amidst the ncessant
tax thai always gong on, the other side Of the
Arntc ABOUT heir snaorpion INTO The great neighbor
ing republic u Il mo- ~ o kJie'ca iaa0iisd Ing
lzG lor estiTey Is dlsa for or4ntss ~ rolioa lea
pr aHy and arge Trororia ~ tie o.tsn, ~ ne Jnt.ed
Mas fsa ne canodas ,s,id Ike 70 inn u-r Inon II
icy could This ptcn and the constant scuss On
- the point seem TO have he'd effect los atty Of
tho coonsts hitherto they hs ve met face
face both Colonial Enister and the
aud heir of The sovereign, they will perceive that
thor interests are considered important, their
attachment valued, and their share Ia the blessings
81 our polhy as complete our own. Perhaps
the passiora,e and pervcrse macontsn,s al Mon
irea nay grow somewhat wiser ana happier when they
what the home authorities are actually lkc-wilnr
% hear las the Duke Of Newcastle always n whatever
tsey have 70 say and anxors to see them satisfied. II
this may not be hoped, their iucivity need not be
thought TOO much Of. We zee elsewhere how IL is with
any people who make keep themselves peculiar and
shut themselves up and stand stock s when
the world expanding and moving There are stg
aged rsh persons In ihe United staics who fero
cious gsnces nj every Engshmau, aud weep scalding
tears while they him for wrongs ~ os There
arr Germans 10 the Western States VINO will not learn
aSsse scs sss who s,r, aaS' With The Inscription
be borne With. They viii 70 10 their graves
IN tine. and a generation or two hense their chi.
know France any than they know England They
live anoug old associations Even passing spectacle
na Of sss may @ some sas sour vs' ihe Tr.u
dces aud the consequent OF the general pros
perity must sooLer or la.er mollify their mood.
PM ourselves the position Of tie citizens Of the
United States for rnomcnt, shall how remarkable
an event the Princes vio mus; appear 10 them. While
cvtn our elder generation has almost losi s~df or
American War o Indrcndence the subject s pcrpeiuay
n view n every American mind from the sialeSman to
tho infant pchoo,cknfs AZ for
the obstruction thai the occasion NAV weld n rnm., be
good for constitutional Prince 10 obau BIRDS
re view e the great sonau q democrats republic We
he haF ~ a. NA.sf
popular goyc Ie1t not 70 BE- among the ars.
iocsary n capital etcs and Fres, tespors, but among
the nh1hocers of the Interior ard The Industrial classes
generally Whatever he impressions may be Of what he
SEES he VII no; have sccn IN short Wait. the nost
oharaierwtc the soaodesi, aud happ'est part Of the
- ibc other SIDE. ssne bcseacA impressions may be
.eii bfLine thers ass mnlt.eics ,nc United states
y b somehow etssyca g. that sovereign; and il q
cor mcr remark u tae ouniry tscr thai the ctlscrs
have uBconscocsy grown 10 IL notion ih.t ROYAL peo-
pla age tnmsL9w vs5y al eniirey eTons from other
more vii scarcely he ,me ior thern 70 perceive one
fact II tbe srcsgt.t inter 20 them main charac
tcriso 81 the yonuT ~ ucc's miaa, shown Ia hls
strfies s rs 1vc 81 ant TAR playhR enthusiasm
and through al sscriac,s ne must be sware Of the
fpsr1l tasr ca which tie bile souaded Ts
adensni 9. T. present condition WI be icrrtd rom the
act q s ndey = or Gcserton of hai oasx o. morally
TIE symr-y hct~eeu TIC vGesi knd bis erttrta
y their cpnaicn and prosrecu a. a nation may be
measured BY he consideration how hathfrly Toe prnrl
plgF a. tne public ~ eighty years ago uow wor IN The
foli'y of the tmtfcaa tnen - mtch Ior shc nprcs.
son ttp te lecencni abort The rartral kirduess or
iceN hfiwceu AT The lnsis and al TIE -1ssts there s
II apply ~ conbL
From the Toudon star sept.
We nus. uct hs hasty IN 3c1rng. for gre o. evil or
What tbe maturity 'u tpreer af III nee ROYAL =
lsey 70 ~ irom suy rs early promises or perlorm.
snces. Nrpes AT n bsory i thc memory q. that Ro
man prince who atst sigma red himself ~ lansatinr
THAT he bad ever learned 10 write because ~ lad n sra
- u'ence walGh bis es.lve mdncxs thought rather
tash Very ptasng assocatous % .ae c8nifasy el M
to nc story ~ or oNr Fribce Ha ~h hs wld yorth
Md 80 eaivalrous manly and kngy maturity when
Ntares, frince 0f Naes. msde hs romantic excursion
n,o SPAN what prophet could have COZ rlursa the sua
o' t snd rcen With watch be - cypress hs era ana
sncfe nis late We al know what followed tAe uvcrte
V plsyiur aad sentlmentaly o. Fredcrics "a russa
Nen AksAnrer fca~r~ frst vsitei the Net eraus4 Ne
fcwe HIS CT = prrrnxerous roxcssnb sod eel cou
cet~ r. 1ry, that no' wl.n TIE silent srssrt
ed him cf the feurs rcrssysra-ce AMI daring whlb al
wards went 20 ncsr 70 rctaans 'or spAn