The New York herald., 1862-11-17

day.
Garibalds ; name was mentioned IN connection
with the crown Of Greeoc, some persons saying
that the ex Dictator had been already sounded
on the subject Of his acceptance. Some Austrian
and Italian soldiers had had sharp conflict on the
, frontier line OF the two countries After quiet
was restored each party blamed The other for ori
glnatng the ARRAY. The British Parliament stood
prorogned to the 18Th q January. The London
Exhibition was closed.
Adyices from Australia. dated On the 2sth Of
September, represent the trade ot Melbourne
duh.
From China we learn that conspiracy 20 burn
down the city OF Canton and murder the manda
rms had been discovered in September.
We have Gles from Bermuda to the 4th OF No.
vember. The papers contain late news from some
Of the other West India Islands We lave reports
of extensive and formidable labor revots, chiefly
among me- egroes, which had taken place at st. Vim
cent, which lasted ten days, and resulted in the
plunder and destruction of numerous planters
estates the manning OF planters, and the killing
of many negroes. The trouble was only aayed
by large military force cooperating with armed
British vessels. Excitement prevailed. also, in
Barbados Martial law had been proclaim
ed in Saint Vincent, and one hun dred prison
brought to trial. Yellow fever bad carried on ma
nv victims in Barbados, but il had abated in The
vrulence Of its character, at The latest date. The
brig Sayniea B. Nora, from the rebel American
States, had been seized on q bottomry bond, and
her captain (Nel1 imprisoned in Demarara, al the
-ut Of a firm in Bermuda The United States
steamers San Jaeinto and Mohicau had called at
Bermuda The Legislature Of Bermuda had pass
Cd bill to encourage steam communication be-
ween the island and New York.
By the arrival Of the steamer Talisman, at this
port. we have Kingston, ia, papers to the 9Th
inst. The Legislature met OH The 18th. The mcs-
sage Of Lieutenant Governor Eyre contains moth
ING of interest to American readers. Tho steamer
Crusader had arrived from New York. The brig
Charletan, from Boston, arrived at Port Royal,
Ja., on the 3lst ult.
At about twelve O'Clock on Saturday night fire
broke out in the extensive iron work mandatory
of s. B. AIthause & Sons, corner of West Houston
and Greene streets. The building occupied four
lots on Houston street and 100 feet on Greene
street. all five stories height The whole OF the
building, with its contents, were burned to the
ground, involving loss OF about Sl500o0. The
flames spread to adjoining property before extin-
guished by the fremen. The loss is about covered
by insurance. The origin OF the fire has not yes
been developed. We give an account Of the disas-
ter in another column. An insurance patroman,
named James Magnum is believed 10 have lost his
life by the falling Of wall. The body has not yet
been recovered
The Rutland Vermont Courier has the name of
George Z. Mcclellan at the head OF its columns
for President in 1884.
The War Department has informed Gov. Curtin,
| of Pennsylvania, that drafted men will be allowed
TO furnish substitutes at any time within ten days
| of the time Of muster.
| The illness Of Hon. Edward Everett is not Of
serious character.
Brigadier General Benjamin NJ. Prentiss was
married at Quincy, Illinois, on the 1lth inst to
Miss Mary w. Whitney, OF that place.
| Some two hundred sailors from New York city
passed through Indianapolis Indiana, on the 18th
instant, on their way to join the Mississippi river
gunboat fleet.
General Ben. Loan has ordered tue bank in Lex
ngton, Missouri, to be closed, and the president
and cashier arrested.
| 1t is announced that General Mcclellan con'em-
plates visiting Hartford, Connecticut, and will pass
through this city on his way thither
The Twenty sixth regiment, Colonel Kngsbury;
the Twenty fifth, Colonel Bssell; the Twenty
fourtA, Colonel Mansfield; the Twenty.th Colo
mel Holmes, and the Twenty-eighth, Colonel Fer
ris, all belonging to Connecticut. are to go into
camp on Long Island.
Senator Rice, OF Minnesota, has declined the ap
rointment of Major General in the army
Hon. A. C. Wilder, member OF Congress elect
OF Kansas, has gone TO Rochester, in this State
The stock market opened better on Saturday fell of
nt close OF the FIRST board rallied the afternoon,
and closed strong advance the prices Of Friday
/ Money was active al 7tper cent. Gold, which was
restored place a,the board closed at 1919
Exchange closed at 1i6 a. The trade tables Of the port
OF New York Tor he post week N - found IN the money
article.
The cotton market was quite active on Saturday, and
prices advanced 66c CGsc for middlings with sales
reported Of $50 bales, partly 70 SPECTATORS Flour de-
cned &c 1Cc. wheat lc. &C., and corn fully &C., with
less activity in esch sales having been reported Of
! only 1880 bbls -four, 14blcoo bushels wheat and
10000 bushels corn. Extra state flour closed at
s. 90 a SO 10, winter rel wheat at 81 81 81 ~,
sound mixed Western corn at 69o. Oats hrm at
67c 70c., but freely dealt The sales Of
gars amounted 10 800 hhds ana $50 boxes at full
| rates. Coffee 10 fair demand and stsy held. No.
Rses Inactive. Pork steady at sl2 IS sl2 81
FOR mess and sll 81 sli so FOR prime, with sales Of
200 bbs Lard declined eIsc. loi5c, with sales or
$500 packages Beef quiet, yet unchanged In value.
Butter and cheese active and buoysni Bacon
quoted al ssc si,c., with sses Of $50 boxes. Wins.
key was heavy &c 37c mostly Ses.c. S61sc.,
with sales Of 500 bbs There fair degree ol ami
nation FISH fruit hay hops, hides, ron leather oils,
skins wool and frcghts, and in the latter instance rates
| TO BritIsh ports were 6rmeF
Our PROGRESS IN THE SCIENCE or Agrn.-
| The succosg that has attended the ex-