The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-16
The News.

The News.
We give this morning full details of the news
from Europe brought by the steamship Vanderbilt,
q synopsis of which we published yesterday. In
Bcily the ministry originally appointed by Garbal-
di having rendered itself very unpopular with the
people, had been superseded by new ministry.
The names of the perons composing the new body
will be found in our despatch this morning. In Ma
piles there had been fresh disturbances-the police
stations had been pilaged and sacked, and
many persons killed. An ambassador was ex-
pected at Turin with proposition from the King
Of Naples for alliance with Sardinia. In France
q project of law has been laid before the Corps Le
gislatif asking its approval for the establishment
Of a submarine telegraph between France and the
United States. Numerous failures had occurred
among the leather merchants in England, their liza.
bites amounting TO million and half pounds
sterling. In Liverpool the prices for cotton we're
barely maintained, and the market indicated
downward tendency. Breadstufs and provisions
were dull of sale at depressed prices.
In yesterdays HERALD the announcement was
made that Colonel Cipriani, aid-de-camp to Prince
Napoleon, cousin to the Emperor of the French,
had arrived in the Vanderbilt, for the purpose of
making arrangements for the reception Of the
Prince on his arrival in his steam yacht Cassard,
which is shortly expected. II turns out, however,
That though Colonel CipriaAi has arrived 10 the
Vanderbilt, the gentleman answering to that name
Is not the aid-de-camp of the Prince, nor in any
respect connected with that important parsonage,
but simply Colonel in the Sandman service and an
italian by birth. The Colonel Is, however,
q celebrity, for he was virtually the Dictator
Of the Romagna after the revolution In that place
q position he occupied for five or six months. On
the annexation Of that province TO Sardinia, Col.
Cipriani was offered post in the Ministry, but he
declined, in consequence Of the receival Of news
Of his wife's death In this country. The lady was
q native Of Baltimore, whose maiden name was
woolngton. The Colonel, who is still COMPARE
lively young man, and good looking withsl, seems
much affected at his loss. He leaves for Baltimore
tonight.
Yesterday we announced the arrival of the
"Benicia Boy In the Vanderbilt, and Of his land
ing at Staten Island. In to-days paper we furnish
an account of his arrival and reception in this city,
and the movements Of himself and his friends. Mr..
Heenan seems DESTROYS to avoid anything like
public demonstration in his favor, aud says he
would prefer to receive his friends and admirers
In quiet and unobtrusve manner.
The Chicago Zouaves did not as was anticipated,
attend divine service yesterday at Trinity church.
During the day many of them visited the Central
Park aud other points Of interest in the city and
vicinity. This afternoon, of three o'clock, they
will give an exhibition drill in Madison square,
and in the evening will be entertained at the La
large House by Company H. Of the Sixth regiment.
Our reporter furnishes this morning graphic
and interesting description Of the sights and scenes
In the vicinity of the Great Eastern yesterday The
majority OF the persons who visited the neighbor-
hood yesterday were those whose avocstions keep
them closely engaged during the week, and who
could III afford TO lose day TO satisfy their curl
psity.
The Central Park was again crowded yesterday
with an orderly and well behaved multitude. The
Park steadily continues TO improve In appearance,
and each week shows an increase in the number Of
yisters. who evidently enjoy stroll through its
winding paths and appreciate its varied beauties.
notice from the Archbishop Of New York,
published In another column, warns the public
against unknown persons who are going around
soliciting contributions for the Pope. He says those
pho contribute aid for the Pope do II voluntarily,
nnd suggests that persons 10 whom these imposters
apply should have them arrested and punished
A correspondent at Port Stanley, Falkland
Islands under date Of March TO- confirms the loss Of
The ship sea Ranger, Of Boston, from Liverpool
bound 10 California. She was run on shore 10 save
Der from sinking, on one Of the Falkland Islands.
Grew ell saved"
We have advices from Georgetown, Demarara,
% the 10th ut. The papers contain no news.
The sales OF cotton saturday confined 10 few
hundred bales closing the basis Of lose for mddlns
plands 10kc for Florida and Mobile middling and lie.
Ccr New Orleans and Texas DO. Flour far demand,
th sales Tor domestic and for export At unchanged
priccs Southern -four good request and prices
scre 0rm, with fair sales part for export 10 tropical
ports Wheat active and without change Of impor-
e.nce In prices whsle the sacs reached about the neigh
orood OF 90 900 bushels Corn steady and In active
.fosod with free sales al fun prices Pork was arm, but
49, sa.srs. Sales OF new meas were made n els Is
,.pa e,w p~ime at Ga Is Sugars were quite nrm and
,,~es enc sales footed up about 800 hhds 100 boxes
a. 3 100 hhds. melado Coffee was nrmev, with small
ss Of Rio at Itc 14Kc., and Of Java, In mats, at loc
vrrghts opened with seadiness, and at the close de-
,r-ealy higher rates demanded for Liverpool, 70
p ca port asoo 5000 bushels wheat we're engaged, 10
pa.s ssrs, at ska; Afterwards 81. was ssked In bulk;
u,,r was taken at "a 50. o a. I'D, and cheese and
a,ts- by steamer t0s Flour was engaged 70 London
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