The New York Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1860, Page 1

———— WHOLE NO. 8721. THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. Arrival and Reception at St. Johns, Mew foundiand. TNE EXCITEMENT AMONG THE CANADIANS, ARBANGEMEST OF THE SENSATIONS, Bboy Kee, bee ‘The people of our metropolis, who have long been look- ‘mg for the adventof the great soion of the iliustrion ‘Mouse of Guelph, who, in the course of nature, may ye. wield the acepiro of the United Kingdom of Great Britain ‘and Ireland, were yesterday pleasingly surprised at larn- %mg that the nayal squadron having tho Prince in charge hd arrived at ite anchorage in the harbor of St, Johna, N.Y. ‘Me following despatches announced the arrrival of the — Sr, Jouys, N. F., July 23—4:90 P. M. ‘Two large steamers are in sight, coming fn, and are ‘undoubtedly the Hero, with the Prince of Waics on Doard, apd the Ariadne. A French steamer is in sight to northward, and the Golden Fleece, from New York, is signalled to the south- — Br. Jonys, July 23—Bvening. ‘The Hero and Ariadne anchored at seven this even- fag. The Princo lands in the morning. A royal salute ‘wee fired from the batteries. There were great crowds om the wharves, and the display of bunting was very fixe. Sr. Jouys, July 24, 1860. ‘Torrente of rain fell last night and this morning. The ‘Prmmee was to land at ten o'clock, but the landing was postponed till noon on account of the weather. ‘The reception to be given to the Princo in Cana- @m will be conducted on tho most extensive style of Canadian hospitality. For several days before the ar- rival of the fleet the excitement of the populace began wo Dubble up to fever heat. Everybody scemed to think ‘that be bad nothing to do but to aid in the arrangements fer the reception of his Royal Highness. The French (Canadians and the English, among whom thero are some peints of national difference, have coalesced and faternized ‘m the most complete and satisfactory manner. The ap- pearance of the Prince of Wales, the noble son of their ‘ainstrious covercign, is the one pervading theme that oc- opies their minds. That the people are in earnest thero can be no doubt, The arrangements for the reception of ‘the young Prince have been most extensive and compiete, es the particulars we supply will show. Ox tho first day of bis arrival at St. Johns, the Gov- ernor, Bishops, Judges and Councillors will meet tho ‘veyal party on Queen’s wharf, and tho diiivrent societies, beaded bythe Masonic body, will form an escort to the On the second day the Prince will hold @ leveo and re- oeive an address, There will be a regatta on Lake Quidi ‘Vidi, and probably the Princo will drive round the Lake, ‘Bp the evening there will be a grand ball, which the Prince On the third day he will embark, and the arrangements will be the same as at his landing. ‘The House of Parliament has been handsomely deco- rated, and much enthasiasyn prevailed. Tho Halifax Acadian Recorder is exerc! tion of etiquette. It says:—~ ‘Wo are spt upon this continent to look too lightly apon ail matters of court etiquette, It is far otherwise in Bu- rope; and no reasouable person ean doubt that much of the formality, x3 much as practicable of “tho pomp and cireumstanes,’ which characterize the Puropean On the ques- pean courta, will be observed in the Provinces during the Prince's vi- Sit. If this view is correct, or whether it is 80 or not to It is, however, auderatood that no one will bo allowed» to speak to his Royal Highness so long as he is bis Royal unless he addresses his visiter frst. Whon he ‘Tho original arrangement for the tour of the I’ nce of Wales was as follows:—It will, however, be seen that he has arrived at St. Julins cne day earlier tuan was antici. pated, but it is not likely that Lis arrival and depar- ‘tare from other places at which he makes a stop in Canada will vary from those hero set down, except for special August 2—Lraves Halifax, to Windsor, whore ‘the steamer Styx will meet the royal party. jrauel > — Reaches St. » Now August 4—Leaves St. John for Fredericton, the eapital of the Provinos. » at Gaspe, <teuguet 1—' Co eeahorty Rody Pier “4ugust 18—Reaches Queboo. ee writes — Tealled at tho Bellevue Gardens on the way, where a Party of pleasure eeckers wore regaling themmelves with wach of the things of this life as were there dispens- 04. Mount Royal Cemetery lies aboat two miles from the efty, on tho mountain, and is much visited; but not being im ap epitay h coljocting mood, 1 did not stay to ponder its tombstones. On arriving to the howse of Williams, where the Prince of Wales is to reside ie tay in }, drove ap one of two private leading to the fame. { found that the General waa and that the igen were boing proparcd reoepaon of his Highness, The ovidentiy engaged in the task, whole place--which appeared to have been fi i i z 2; the hun in the most delightful on the mountain, commanding 29 it docs 9 dae sweep of the Back river, whieh runs behind the city and mountain, of the 3t. law. fexos, and tho thickly wooded Nun's Wland, Dunnery ia situated; of the great tabular railway go, backed in the distance by a couple of lofty bills, and witb a foregr: od of weated antnoupe, G0t008 with here snd there a villa; whilo tarning to the left may be geen ths western ond of the city. ‘On the ¢epartute of the Princo from Mngland the groat- emt excitement prevailed. Crowds of people flocked so the shores to wave him a last farcwell. His honored and odio mother accompanied him as fur ns sho reasonably could, and the splendid Channel fleot—than which there ‘enone *9 magnificent in the work—boro the parting Prince company an far a8 Capo Clear. ‘The royal yacht, having on board the Prince Consort ‘and tbe Prins of Wales, arrived in Plymouth Sound half-past seven o'clock P.M. on Monday, the ovh inet! from Osborne. Yards were manned by, anda royal sa- Bate fired from, ber Majesty's ships Hero, Ariadne, st. George a4 Fmeralt, Shortly afterwards an address was presente’ by 'be Mayor and Corporation of Devonport to ‘the Prince of Walee, who repliod in a neat apecoh, which ‘WO published yoster lay. The Pringe of Wales and Princo Albort dino’ on ‘Woard the Horo. Marly the nett wornlng the Hero channel by Vivo-Ad- Cheney 2yradron, MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, JULY . 25, 1860. THE NEW YORK HERALD. consisting of the fiagship Royal Albert, 172, Capt. Henry T. Lacon; the Donegal, 101, apt. Broadhead; the Abovkir, 99, Capt. Douglas Ourry; the Greyhound, 17, _ Commander Francis W. Sullivan; the Conqueror, 101, Capt. Edward S. Sotheby, C. B.; the Trafalgar, 90, Cupt, Ldward @. Fanshawe; the Centurion, 80, Capt. Henry G. Rogers, C. B.; the Edgar, 91, Capt. James E. Katon; the Algiers, 91, Capt. George W.D. O’Cullaghan; the Mersey, 40, Capt. Henry Caldwell, C. B.; the Diadom, 22, Capt. James H. Cockburn, and alarge feet of yachta and light craft. The Hero is accompanied to Canada by the serew steam frigate Ariadne, 26, Capt. Edward M. Vansittart, andthe royal yacht Orborne, 1, Master George H. K, Bower, Tho yacht will be used by the Prince in the co lony. Pa ‘The screw steam sloop Flying Fish reached St. Johns some days ago. ‘His Royal Highness is to drop all royal state on entering the American repub!ic. In the British colonies it will, however, be preserved, and will doubtless prove irksome enough, both to him and to those about him, Col. Bruce is understood to have strict orders to see that bo is treated like her Majesty tho Queon in all respects, and Col. Braco ig not the man to dieobey orders. Every one who ig re- ceived at the Government House—-that is to say, every one who oceupies a respectable position in society—will have an opportunity of being preaented; but as for con- versation with the Prince, that is quite another matter. Nobody will be able to address the Prince until he ad- dresses bim, gud aa the royal youth is, to say the least of it, reserved in his demeanor, there will not be very frequent interchanges of ideas. An unlimited number of addreases are being prepared all over the colonies, and the Governor General’s Secretary had requested that early copies of them may be sent in to him, so that replies may be pre- pared. This will, of course, be the only way in which municipal bodies, Magonic Grand Lodges, or even Presby- terlan or Anglican Synods, will be able to coms within reach of their august visiter. The Parliament Houses, which are being fitted up asa palace for the Price and the chicf members of his suite, have been made to look well, both inside and out. Tho Houge of Assembly will be his Royal Highness’ dining room. It has been carpeted with green, which brings out in striking contrast the richly gilt frames of the pictures on the walls, Theso are, firstly, a full length portrait of her Majesty Queen Victoria, in her robes of Stato, by Partridge, her family painter; grouped around are half length likencases of the varioup Speakers of tho Commons of Canada. The Council Chamber is to be the reception room. On eithe side of the throne to be occupied by his Royal Highness aro the full Jength portraits of King Gcorgo Ill. and Queen Charlotte, painted by Sir Joshua Reynolds in his Dest style. These are supported by likenesses of the va- rious Speakers of the Council. The former offices of the Houses have been farnished as sitting and dressing rooms for the suite, each ina different and rather neat than sumptuous style. The furniture for tho Prince’s room will be very magnificent. Preparations somewhat similar to these have been made all over Canada, wherever the Prince of Wales will stay for even a night, aud the expense of the wholo will probably amount to something more than $500,000. r Of tho Prince himself but httle, of course, can be said. Ho is now only in his nineteenth year, and the whole of his life, since he bas been able to comprehend the firat principles of instruction, has been spent amid the classic shades of Oxford and beneath the affectionate eyes of a Joving abd @ virtuous mother. On his return from America be is to resume his studies at Oxford, and after- wards at Cambridge. RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AT ST. JOHNS. Sr. Jona, July 24, 1860. At noon to-day the Prince of Wales and suite landed from the Horo under a royal talute from the citadel, the Ariadne and the Plying Fish, the yards of which wore manned, as also those of the French war ewamer Jo- sastris, The Governor, Sir Alex, Bannerman, met his Royal Highnesa on Queen's wharf and conducted Bim a car- riage, drove from thence through triamphal arches to the Government House. The procession consisted of the Ma- sonic body, tho St. Androw's, St. Goorgo’s, British Mo chanics’, Coopers’, Temperance, Native and trish Societics, and the Phonix Volunteer Fire Company; a guard of honor of the Royal Nowfound!and Corps, and of tho First, Second, Third and Fourth Volunteer Ritle Corps. At one o'clock the Prince held a levee at the Govern- ment Howse, ang dines with the Governor this evening. Thero waa an immense coacouree of spectators, and great enthosiastwa prevatiod. On Wednesday a regatta will come of. ‘The Prmoe drives out, receives addresaes, &e., and will embark on Thursday evening. To-day is @ holiday in Newfoundland; all shops aro closed in St. Johns and in the villages surrounding, the inhabitante of which are nearly all here, Flags are flying om ov ry Louse, and the shipping is all decorated, The Hero, coming in, passed directly over Merlin Rock, butdid not touch it, although it was low water. The Rock had becm blasted by the telegraph company five years ago. ‘Tho weather is cloudy and threatening. The rain ceased at eleven o'clock. Tuo Prinee fode out on horseback Tuesday afternoon, in plain clothes. The squadron sails at six o'clock on Tharsday morning, THE PREPARATIONS IN THE BRITISH PRO- VINCES. OR SPECIAL MONTREAL CORRESPONDENCE. ‘St. Lawnever Hart Hore, Moyrerat, July 19, 1300. } ‘Toronto bas the appearance of having been a thriving city, but the elects of the great panic are everywhere virible about it, Its newspaper prose, however, appears t ¥@ very toarighing, for it has three morning and one vening jourfal, and besides these there are several woeklics-—tnaking eleven in all. One of these was, during the time of my stay, arging on the inhabitants to make preparations for the reesptioa ef his Roya) Highness, and reproaching them fur thelr apathy, Spare them, how- ever, “ny 1; they will be excited cnough before the reception is Over. Meanwhile rapid progress is being mage with a temporary structure, in which a grand ball te to be given to the august visiter, and at which I have every proepect of dancing a quadrille with Lady Blancho Blancliefor tithes will abound plentifully at these great gathorings of the fe, I pereeive by the newepapers that the living body of ‘he Prins of Wales is likely to become the object of a tore vere contest than was the dead body of Achilles, The best mode of honoriag the illustrious son of Queen Victoria is now occupying the minds of the million, not onty fm Beitieh America, but wherever on the Continent ho is likely to set bis foot. The Legislatare of Bermuda has Voted a thourand pounds sterling to defray the expenses of his rereption, in the event of his visiting that Colony om fis way heme. At St. Johns, Nowfoundiaud, harmonious meeting, at which the Gover- nor presided, was heli to take into consideration the necessary stops for giving the Prince a suitable ro- commanity, unagimous if advoeating tho mort liberal and patriotic measures on the oenasion, At St. Jon, New Brunswick, there han been considerable disnatisfac- tion and ill feeling among the inhabitants, in consequence of the mode pur-a ed by the local anthoristes in this mat- ter; and of Halifax similar contention has boon going for 1, however, a8 an arbitrator, disposed to de i Neva Szotia. The tine of conduct adopted by Lord Mul hia Colonial Secretary, Joseph ‘Way Oorro: tand jn good taste, ons pad at New Brunswick, tho eee es Coat rs yo array (3 :—The Prince will at the wharf fvoting tne Provineo Hall, whero there js a largo open space, t which tho poviie will be admitted to witness the arrival. There will be # general , And protesetous of the trades, the fire companies, Ghd feveral societics. In the cvoning there eo general {lumination, together with a display of P¥ratechnics and a performavev of street music, including myaathem to be sung on the parade ground by the von fregated children of the various schools in the city The ment has devoted @ thousand pounds sterling the dofrayal of the expenses incurred in there ition, and to thie the corporation will add a like amount, making £2,000 in all Two private howes have been given up by their ants for the accommodation of the Primes anc his fait, aud the necessary alterations are marly completed. 1 find that in acssrianse & reeohition pasted ats meeting bei! at Toronto, on the Ist instant, copies of an addpore to be presented t> the Prince of Walee by tho A ts : a Jatter & wore under the nocassity of ending to Yow York for. It is a heavy silver dog chain two inches wide. On the tipper part are three oval medallions, the one on the right belug supported by the lion couchant, and containing the arms of England within the which is inscribed the natioval motto:—* mal y ponse,” which, for the benetit of all complishments co pot ewbraco a know) , I may mention means “Evil be to tongue, ill of it.” “The one on tho left is by the unicorn, and contains the royal Pe sete RX wreath formed of the rose, shamri ck, surmounted b7 the corsnet and plumes of Wales, the motto ‘Ich Dien,” a the coro- net. in this medallion is the inscription, “Presented to pase Tighness the Prince of W of Newfoundland. forty-five the Flying Fish, one of the vessels of the Peers peeenien os howteednen. The Halifax Yacht Club has decided, with the assis- Council, to vadertake tho getting up of m regaita worthy ui up of a Of tbe Princo's visit; and is op ct ‘that grandest Military Intelligence, THE SAVANNAH BLURS. Last evening the oflicers of the Bines dined with the oflicers of the Seventh regiment, National Guard, at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel, and tho privates and nom-commis- sioned officers yi-sited Niblo’s Garden, ‘They will leave for home to-day in the steamer Florida, The City Guard will furvieh the escort. INVITATION TO VISIT BOSTON. Atolegraphic despatch was received yesterday from Boston, arking if the Bluos intended to visit Boston, and if they would be guests of the Ancient and Honorable Ar- tllery Company, Captain Anderson reptied that, owing to arrangements having boen mado to return bome to- day, be would be compelled to decline the invitation, but would embrace the opportunity of accepting it at another seazon. THE CHICAGO Z0UAVES. ‘The Zonayes telegraphed on Monday evening that they had changed their routs, and should visit Salem, Mase. They will, consequently, not arrive here until to-morrow morning, at six o'clock, and they will start for West Point at seven o'clock. They :ave an exhibition drill last night at the Boston Academy of Music. They were organized in 1809 by their present comman. der, Colonel F. E. Elleworth, who i# Quartermaster of the Northern Divieion of Miinois and Paymaster General of the State Militia. They started with fiteen men, and on ‘the next Fourth of July they paraded and astonished the Chicagoans with the Zounve drill. At the seventh an- nual fair of Ure United States Society they took the of @ stand of colors, worth , for going —— en a ee eee, in J, however, com with are Ons gress draw. ‘upon the enocess of the oomrany has been that «ince ee been no less than sixty-five an. of taken ont of its ranks by , resignations, dexpusions. This has added greatly to the drilling the company. During the iirst eight after their organization they drilled three pe the Inst xix months they have drilled every in the week. This vigorous exercise, ition of enervatin:: i | judicious diet, have produced a physique, and a perfection of ai if UnSarpassed in any Jepart- of any regular service. They are ull woo, their bronzed featares, sharp outline, light, wiry developements, and spirited, active OE Apel od appearance of dashing ferocity the general idea of the famous corps of army. The attainments of the Zouaves are in measure due to the exeeutive abilities of their officer, Colonel Euleworth. COMPANY D, NATIONAL GUARD, THIRTEENTH RO TENT. ‘One of the minor daily newspapers of yesterday, in speaking of “tho Zouave tactics and military reform,” ‘Stated that the Chicagoans have already found imitators in company B, Captain Sprague, Thirteenth regiment. Tho writer of the paragraph evidently knows nothing whatéver of the company to which he refors. Captain Sprague’s company has beon reco: ting instruction in light infantry tactics and the skirmish dri for several yours past; also in bayonet exercise and fancy d = of discipline this company i@ second to none in the we, and by a fow weeks application ta open atr military exercise, and the adoption of uniforms adopted to the Gril, they would no doubt be fully equal to the Chicago cham)ivns. F # he Pollee Intelligence. Ovrmscrors Atrevrt 1o Kioxar « Saiton.—The par. Veulars of another outragcous attempt to inveigie a sailor on beard a ship, by the process technically denominated “ghangharing,”’ transpired yestorday at the Lower Police Conrt, in the Tombs. John Rand, a German seaman, ap. peared before Justice Welsh and preferred a complaint against Theodore Lynn, the keeper of # sailors’ board ing honve at No, 2 Carlisle stroct, whom he charges with attempting to place him, against ile will, on board a abi, and vend bim to sea, The compla.nant ailoges that ive, under threat of taking hia life, ith a revolver at bis bandcutted him and im ona bed where, with arms to a ring in the wall. facts of the eae coming w the cars of willeer Miller, 1 the Firet ward, ho eutered the houso sud found Rand situation above described. Ho went for arsistaneo, and returning, with Sergeant Johus, was denied admission . a tho wife of Lynn A mossenger was then despatched for Captain &i!vry, who forced an entrance into the premises, and reseued Rand in a fainting condition. Lyun, in toe meantime baving become alarmed at the appearance of the officers, fled to Brooklyn, where he was subsejacntly arrosted by Capt, Silvey. The acousod was held in $1,000 bail to answor the charge, Ax Ex-Dervry Mcasnar ARARgTAD FoR IneaNrry.—Thoo dore Rynders,o United States ex-Doputy Marshal, was yeeterday afernom conined |p tho Tombs, whore ho war conveyed an insane, He is a nephew of Marshal Ryndors, and Was somo tig since arrest-4 on a charge of being oblivious to tho escape of a eiaver Otted ont in this port and for which his trial will euop be called ov. The Widow Mathews Fund. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERALD. T enclose $6 for the fad for tho benefit of Mre Mathews, whose husband wae killed while ondoavoring to arrest the murderer of Mr. Walton, C. Pioase forward the enclosed 6 to the Widow Mithows, MEDINA, turned ont flat, and prices were 2s. a 48, lower. | THE PRESIDENCY. ARRIVAL OP THE CANADA OFF CiPB RACE. | Ses 4, awe, TWO DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE, : my gm Ser y, | Talks with the People at Home and CA REMIT eee A changed; sles 0-9 6008 base, incloding On the Wing. Speeches of Douglas and Breck- inridge, THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY. Breadatufls quict and ea'ca unimportant. me - ~~ Lospon, July 14—P. ws, @ to Assist the Console 93 34 a 94%. Neapolitans, . NEWS FROM MEXICO. British Intervention in the Iusur- | Release of General La Vege and Com- Our Dunkirk Correspomdemce. panions the Liherale—Refusal rection in Syria. Seema Exchange U: Dowums, N. ¥., July 21, 1860, Stato of Political Ihinge vn che Souchern Mer of Counties im Naw York, viz; Rockland, Orange, SulMvan, Delaware Broome. Tioga, Chemung, hades dbahaad Cattaraugus and Chatougue—The Hoine of the Sage of Binghawntor. Alive for Breck. :rtilge—A Hundret to One om Douglas tw Steuten—Old Dr. Abe is Likely to Take Them elt Downe “After the Hareset”—Very Stight Snsntion Produced by the Bell Movement—Sam Houston has Some Priens—A Station House of the Underground Kailroad Smoked Out, he., do., de. The best way to ascertain what is going on in the world ig to go and see for yourself. The world i# filled with Mars. And if you trust to third or fourth handed reports on any subject ten chances in one you will be deceived, Snowy and pure as are the garments of truth, they become soiled on a long journey. Truth must be ercased in the impregnable armor of fact, and accompanied by those good, but too frequently invisible, spirits, virtue and in- tegrity, or the assassin error will follow her footateps and in an unexpected moment plant a poinard beneath her delicate ribs, and let out that sanctified blood which all honest mem cherish and bless, “Truth crushed to earth will rico raga—Mira- mon’s Retreat—Original Despatches, dic., dice OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE. > Vana Cavz, July 11, 1960. Return of Minister McLane to the United States— Peace Ne- gotiations—Restoration of the Captured Stoamers—Ru- mored Movements of the Contending Forces, de. The United States steamer Brooklyn rails this morning for the mouth of the Mississippi or for Pensacola, carry- ‘ng Mr. McLane, who returns home upon a brief leave of absence, to visit. his family and recruit his health, there being no likelihood of any important events transpiring bere during the remainder of the hot season. You will receive full newrpaper accounts of the pre- tended “ peace negotiations” set en foot by the distin- guighed residents of tho city of Mexico, They aro not Hkely to result m any good, for Juarez is determined not to recede an inch from his position on the broud basis of the constitution of 1857. ' The decree of the restitution of the steamers captured ‘at Anton iar bas taken us by surprise, and ‘will cause icing among Church party and enemies Spanlanis are con- States generally. ‘The vinced it has been so «lone on account of the fear of Spa- ANGLO-FRENCH OPERATIONS IN CHINA, STATE OF THE AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS, Re, Ree bes Sx. Jom, July 23, (via Sacevieue,) July 24, 1900. ‘Tho Cunard steamship Canada, frem Liverpoo) Mth, via Queenstown 15th inst., paszed Cape Raco at six o'clock this (Monday) evening. ‘Tho Canada will be duc at Halifax on Wednesday. has 106 paseengers. ‘The steamship City of Washington, from New York, ar- rived at Liverpool on the 12th. The steamship Minois, from Now York, arrivod at fouthampton on the 13th, THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY. Tho Paris Paris asserts that the siego of Messina is | cr the United decided on, Garibaldi having declined to aasist tho Nea She nish vengeance. Perhaps itbas. . again,’ says a greybeard. To be sure she will, but the Poe ae ea ney gate simi Drowts of emniienc? W | Accounts from Guadalajara are condicting. Tt i said resurrection may not be in your day nor mine, friend; end, Sicilians by a sustained insurrection. that bas loft his pusition, near Sayula, and moved | meanwhile the envenomed ehafts of error may have done upon city of Guadalajara, with 11,000 men and fifty- two guns, and that Miramon i¢ in full retreat upon Bloxi- >| 0. Most probably this is only another ruse of Ube artiul little “ Champion of the Church.” The weather is integsely hot, but no sickness except @ ttle vomito, a8 ubual, Garibaldi’s Ministry had resigned. A despatch trom Cagliari saya the Neapolitan eteam corvette Velace, six guns, has gone over to Caribakli. feveral steamers bad been purchased for Garibakli im Temtien, sd tro IR Satt. ‘An exchange of prisoners having been proposed, ar is NAPLES. already known, Miramon returned, through one of his It was reported that Naples had notified England and } ministers, the following reply, which we translate from France of ber intention to offer the constitution of 1812 te | 2 Progreso of Vera Cruz, of July 6:— Monsey oF Jesnice, Gvapancans, June 6, 1860, ea France had assented theroto, but England Under the present Gio tl ‘acquaint tho Genera Com- mandant and Governor of this department with the fol- THE INSURRECTION IN SYRIA. thoir work and sent meny a noble mind to an ignobie grave. The day of judgment may be the omly day upom which the veil ehall be lifted, trath again revealed, and the wrong righted. Atonement for a wrong indicted, comes too late when the victim is past buman agency. ‘The world may wonder, but the undying worm still gnaw- eth, and the only satisfaction posterity has for the elan- ders against the deud is that of the luxury of hating a man withdut letting him know it. You in the big cities cannot get at the truth of maturs unless you go to the fountain head. This is true espe- cially of politics, in the discussion and practice of which lowing:—I have read to his Exocllency the President your note of yestorday relative to the exchange of the ‘The British government had annowucod in Varliamont | sonerals, chiefs aud olticers who fell into the tho more a man lies tho higher he seems to be esteemed. that they bad ordered a squadrou to tho cosst of Syria, Sere Pyar ogy Paget se, eselo a, Toma | The cis-Atlantic “Thunderer,’* headed by the Nepolecn of with instructions to etop theoutrages against Christians, | made prisoners in tho assault lately attempted | the Napoleone of the prevs, bas often descanted upon thi and that Franoo had done likewise. , | sgainet this place, and his Eoeelionee: desires me to say | topic, and, in editorials koencr than th biados of Toledo, ‘The insurrection in Syria continues. Fuad Pacha had | 10,79 that, appreciating the good cttoas of the Wico Con | nog iaid bare to tho worl tho enormities, wickeinoss and France in thiscity, and of Mr. Charles P. Chavot, romarks, on tho ious events which are agitating the republic, be regreta ro fusing to accede to the xchange proposal Don. through M. Chavet, ‘tug Mhat it would Vo really {nflaming tho eiyil war to put ip full play cor- tain elements which would nourish it, and which are now rotteancss of partisan end the partisan press, How for- tunate {t is that the community of New York have a champion lige the Hrrsrpl In national, State er local maaticrs, it has taken positions that have been the bul- warke against which the blwts of the public’s foes haya beaten in vain. It has guyed millions of the public treasure, It has becn the pioneer of all great matters of public improvement, It has given a tone and weight to American diplomacy that {s folt in all the cabinets of Europe. It haa sustained all the groat measures that have tended to auginent the powor and the glory of the common country, and has given to the Empire State much of the prosperity and grandeur she now enjoy. It has abovo all raisod the standard of American journal- gone thore on a special mission, armed with full powers, and ip view of that fact England and Franco havo agrecd to abstain from present interference. If Turkey, bow- ever, proves incapable these two governments have agreed on identi¢al instructions to their Admirals to stop the maseacre@. At the destruction of the villages the Drases killed more than two thousand unarmed men in cold blool. ‘There was great alarm at Beyrout, and the ranks and Christian’ bad taken refuge on board the foreign menof- war. ie Consul of France; and | cmammnicate the same supremo order to you har ® pa iutormation and iv reply to your anes the 2d inst. Cod and law. DIAL Dow Jesus Gorzsuez ORTHE A, On the other side, Goneral Orteza, om the receipt of the above note, immediately procootod tw ifberate ail the prisonors in his powrr, and oven gave them money to GREAT BRITAIN. In the British Parliament the Ministers wore questimed as to the transfer uf the Galway coutract to tho Canadian | Gnapio thom to leave for their homes, or wherever icy | 2m from the dey Jity and insignificance to ong line, might choose. The following is Urtega’s letter to General | of imposing str 1 world acknowledgod infmence; Mr. Gladstone said tho government did not intend to | Degollado.— heli dine teh and in ite present ripe ago of usofulness and power, it is sanction the tranzfer on its own responelbility, and what- The refolation contained in the cummanication whieh, | Competent to ac piish that which monarchies ever course might be taken would be submitted to Parlia- | with the present w 1 despatch to headquarters, | and republics, armics and diplomats, haye {ail- salah, gras alroady taken when I rocelved yours uf the On tmst-» | 6 to accomplish t tho welll in which T am instructed to eot Hon Romulo Diaz de ia |“! % Seromplieh tt Bevan, Ye Sir Robert Pee! callod on the government nut to ascent Vega at liberty, 1 immodintely went w eee that gentle. | such journal sends a commissioner abroad be ig to the annexation of Sicily to Piedmont, man and the other prizoners, ehowod them the refusal of | clothed with tho power of a consul of an emnpira, ” Gen. Miramon jm rogard Ww the propored exchange, and |} end bs repo: made up with that degree Lord John Bussoll replied that the government could rior orders which } had just received from your | of eare and tho strongest governments not depart from tho great principle that the people hal | Pxeplioncy. I aeeured them that they wero at periest | requir of a % the right to choose their own government without intor- | liberty, and plac ed dollars at the disposition | €oxr WF ROUT ON TERR OF NEW YORE COMERS. ight of hd Diay do la Vega, who requested me w distribute it Tn these countics the barvest is not yet i, but the ference, among hie companions luxuriant Beids Despeak mort glowingly for ar of the eorents, The iarmers have Lord John Ruseell explained the position of the pro- I bave the hoaor to thi in reply to your Ex not had mech v u jency,, Pepe: oy © provestations of my distin. | y¢ Ik polities, listen to political b wan; posed European Conference relative to Savoy. lngland | ccllency, repeating to you the protestations of my distin yet to talk 7 ol ru88; . mishoa esteem and consideration. God, liberty and ms proty cleer that their minds are alread had accepted the proposition of Prassis, while Austria | yn) jasus G. ORTEGA p, and that their convictions now entertained will hesitates. Tho government hac no knowlege of the re- To his Excellency the Genmnar iy-C of the Federal | not be materially 1 wy inture developementa or one eon the ng bute oDbeD Ws id and indissotabls eajon clemente in the demooratie party 2 the southern counties |e dentin] election. It \s tree # may have a tendency to Army at San Lats I asi. plies by the other governmenta. It was stated io Parliament that the British forces in China reach 17 000 men. Lord John luszell intimated that an agreement had ys Robles’ soldicrs were selling images and church ornaments in the stroets, to the great horror and scandal of the mous people of that piace, and that a certain cura named Mora bad collected quite a num- cial Tina “ eposen ber of such things, which he was selling on bia own ac- to for Lncolm than ja pow been effected between England and France relative to the count, Saying that it was only persons of bia class who that end will the efforts of Newfoundland Osherics. | Were permitted to trado in sacred thiv) 8 sootlon be dirceted for the — of tho campaige. Lukewarmness for Lincoln FRANCE. 4 apparent in the republican rapks all along 2 ialat @ieneroe an himeelf to avoid being made prise p ut the distractions existing au Tho Breach agers — aad leg : ue dieagroe ae to The following an extract Or 1 prey tho inditicrent ‘rom aving the vill relating to tho exportation of rays, and the bill | Mazon, Commander wn Chief of iypert either of the others. This ia wat withdrawn, Sayula, relating to Miramon’s retron Yas of Chatangas—a epan across M 1 en’ sixty miles, In Deief, the The Bank of Franco month!y returus show a dotrease To ms Excruexey me Mesrerns ud although the Seward in cash of 97,000,000 francs. The most excellent Don Pe men have by no me 1 their composure since ‘The Boures,was animated and higher—the rentes closed | of the constitutional forces asp tho defeat of thoi favorite candidate for the repubiicam at 608. Lsc. ‘ we as follows from tage of San N nomination, they will east no serious obstacle in the way & alenbiigien of the 21st inst. of Mr. Lincoln. ) not vote for him, they will not INDIA AND CHINA Mowr Excxitkyt Sin—With the most tively satisfnetion | vote for ett dze, Don Beil oF Houston; ‘and those who calculate upon an secession to the ranke o her of thore cand tion of the Sewardite Thave the honor to acxjaaint your Pxcellency that at day- break today the faction» Miramnoa broke up his cainp at fayula, retreating to Guadalajara, without baving made the least attempt to at 0 although daily provoked to comb: ing the eleven day# he remained in f t 12 ignomin} The Calcutta iat! of June 14, and that from Hong Kong of May 9%, had reached Pngiand, and the Aiscrican por- tion is on board the Canada. The Calcutta markets were dull. in consequonee of the disaifec Teckon without their boet. Tho Topublicans in the goutliern covaties are a unit for Lin- coln. Set that down ss s fact that cannot be truthfuly gainasyed, and chalk down the figares accordingly. Private accounts say nt oF te e yore ¢ " ous for a chiet who n defeat, even 5 & general thing, Moll and Rverett Hous sa rg ey grt gate going 80 far as to rame tom and Stockton arc conrilerod out of the ring in forces had left for the Puibo, A collision | Be triumphant, Foreseelng what the r u bern connties. It {a even donbtful whether ‘was con rod inevitable. sent expeditiog of Mirwn " tie! Tan in sotue of these counties for oither of them, aud | ne with whom wo convorsed bardly knew that I mod. aston had been nominated at all; and as foe Com- Stockton being op the & as thoy did of the sed in Hho tart New Ye ‘A Canton despatch of May 22 reports the export trade | Which leads from Say’ Stagnant. The rebele were making progres against the finperiat'sts, Chugan was in ebarge of eummissioners from the allied forces, The erection of extensive forts poluts in order to embarrass Peack of the forces un- Jone, somo yoluntoor foroes toned points t t remaining at the abo ’s march, whom g ve COALTTION FOR Woe om tho Poiho # conirmed. Trade at Shuugho was im | Clogciy pursues with a thoreand horse while Wis whole. | Notwithstanding the schiagn the Dorgian proving. mala body follows iu purnit ct our forlous onemier, and | Brockinr:dgo Wings of the democratic party , . 7 Before concluding, it appeara to m ‘oper to lafurm | 0D the i'r al quostion, efforts will male Exchango at Hong Kong was at 4s. 10d, Thore was no | you? greslioyey of the situation ip which the flying forces | to form a coaiition in the towns and counties for thing doing in tea, are. From many toliiers and sergeants who have come | the purpese of eecu: the eieetion of local officers and At Shanghoo, exchange @r. 7. Trado was improving | over to us, I know that the enemy hos mulored consider, members ¢é the Lewieleture=-that is, when by sch ooali- able desertion during hie tay at saynla, the number | ton they ean rea majority. Even this proposition in as, Bilk dull, Froights unchanged, amounting to between five and six Bundrod, the croater | J®, howover, rejected by some democrata, Coa‘itiona ara ri of them being artiliorymen. pliysic to some politicians. Indeed, it t# diffiecit to de COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, Py pes the General in Chief, to whom 1 cnmmuniento 1) be dono, or which enrse the other the LONDON MONEY MARKET. this event, to remin! soverament of the he = 1 derpe —— Ly nridgers or the Douglas. Joncols closed on the 9 oy, | duet of "this bich awhile, the rail splitters ing their Cae See Se NS SUS 08 GEN OG Cle EY, FO ed, 1 beg xeperal Invgbier at the political of boty and 9034 2 934 for account. me orders for th 1 of the cam. ; and they are alvo slyly toting them do el) tha The money market was unchangod. paign, incase the f overcome the kof the campaign while they are farming out the epolis among then shat binself up in Guada- eater n diflentties of tbe row ion in tho Bank of England tad decreased | fie ve. ‘The following paragraph, enys FF? Pregreso, \ from a Baring’s clreular reporte bar silver Ge. 2)ji1.; dollars, | letter of be. 2)5d.; engles,, 70a, 2a, Ld ASIAN SRCHETTITS. SOUTHERN TIkt OF COT YITER, vat much about Rockland ; 4 plurality over Douglas, with a leading position for Lincoln over ail. Onaxcr acounty in@lemo, Tho democracy united might carry it ovor Livcolp, but im tho midst of present Rory bat hears £ fair ts a very vines it uxiata only upon Paring Rrothere report the market slow of enlo, but miinons contracts which it mule with the ptockjob. | @ittraction# In will carry it by from 200 to 900 pia Prices cnaltered, United States fives wore inquired for | bers, who will not give a dollar, Truc, thero remains the | THlity. A cow tion on loa! and county oieors bewween at 92 recourse of taking by force that which'cannot be had hy | the Doorins and Brook ine meu may give the county Bell & Son report a limited buriness at previous rates. | wilder means, and that {t will do without ecrupie; bat all | OvCrtmweNt to the democrat LIVERPOOL COTTON MANKET. know that, aud make their preparations w orcapo from ~-Delaware is a strong ropublican county at Tho Brokers’ Ciroular reports the alos of the week at | the rapine. although formerly Amorionn, the latter 15. jes, of which 56500 were to speculators, and ne Wo the republionn? altromt en mass, and 17,009 to exporters, The market closed active, with an Coroners Inqa 20 fated here as eleewhero, that those crewing tendency, and the inferior qualities were Fatar Resvrt ov a Rortan Exrvosios—Tire Bopy Forsn | POUusinbe who hay been reckoning upon a large Ameri siightly dearer. ‘The sales of Friday were 10,000 bales, |. °') A ca for Do in this rogion will be disappointed, { which 3.000 were taken by speculators and exporters, | Att” Rexarive Free Mowry ix ra Waren.—On tho epublicans, and ewell Lin tho market closing steady at the following authorized | Lest of February last a boiler on the New York Malance = qoctetionstn Dock, at pier 41 Past rr exploded, fostantly kiting county, venites the , ' per a T, exp » fe y 4 ‘ Pair, Milling. | ana casing overboard a watchman, nasbed John Goulters, retny oo this Sen Orieans.. Biot. | since which timo the hody was hot seen till yowterday waiversal degree of Peaped 5 Cpa. vobeiees ss 654d. | Berets wore torn nway, but Thomas Coulters ea em ot | ad ceteem. He is Reloved by his nexghbors of afl shades STATE OP TRADE IN MANCILESTER, tho deceased, ree od {t'by the cravat nnd cost. Goro politi ond while bie intrepid champloestip of oas- anchester unfavorable, Prices | ner Jackman helt n tand fr evidence it | abroad, hie home virtue ar him to the hearts of all Wut the tone wax rathor more ) appeared that stewn was who come within the happy circle of hia sequaintanc under the eatifactory Calcutta telograpbic dee- | wok piace, tough no cau and friendship. "How te Mr. Dickineon ited PT te, quire) of « sunburnt and bardy tiller of the soil. * Liked !? he exelaimed; * Itt tell you bow he’s liked; sf he'd becy nominated for’ President, there’s not a maa in LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFS MARKET. The market had been frvoraple the crops, Rich- srdson, Spence & Co. report fone vory dull and prices nfo of sixty pounds per square es Rg rola! ea:ier, hough quotably onchanged: American, 259. a te explosion took placs. A verdict tn a Soe pe te BE nh Wheat stendy: red, 10. Od. a Lls.; white,’ 11s. 6 the facts Was rendered. Dwooased was a ative of Soot- | fir pickincon's Inloseer will To attests Bee 128, 61. Corm firm! mixed, Sle. 64.; yellow and white, | innd, Q ait ty Will give Lincoln & majorieghod eaehisti coils, voievmneei stuiaieh Vara. Fat. — t O'Keefe held an inquest on tho Mr. B.'* vote will reach, 'f not exceed, those Ogures, sVERPOOT, . body of Charles Lohr, ® child thrée years of ago, who } Tho voto for Mr. I 1 a Wakefiold, Nash & Co. @Piginbd, Athyn & Oo. and others, | gui from the fourth wiry window of houses No. Lt;Wor Lote for Mr. Dooglas wil by emmall in Broome county. report beet heavy and eff tance slightly declined; the decline is majnly on tho inferior qualities. Pork heavy, atd offered @t a reduction; qnotationn nominal. quiet, Land firm at ful) prices: sales at 630. a 60s., and 628, for cholee. Choese active and rlightly lower. Tallow ae —o sales ot O0e. ao GOs. O4.; North Ameri- can, O48. Thirty-GMh strect yesterday morning, and was o instantly Killed. A verdict of “Accident death” rendered. ty Lincoln wil have ot ave © inrgor vote than ’ will not eclipse the fail eplitter. r hero, for the reason that he is betior Kinridge, The Southern egg has bed in Tioga. Ee ee ‘This county ie claimed by both republicans and democrats. The frienda of Breckigr dee aro superior to Donglas. The Americans, who have of power and the control of the local olections, ara willing dorsey City News. oeawat Rowerny.—A colored man named Froderick Johnson, was bronght before Recorder Tilden, of Jorsoy City, yeeterday morning, for knock ng down Mobert Tal- den ja Warren street, and robbing him of a gold watch LIVERPOOT, PRODUCE MARKT, ‘The Broker’s Circular reporte pot ashes quiet at 2%, 64. a 908.; pearls quict and unchanged. Sugar has been Wy ap & cordial co-operation, which will affect voto t thie extent—Lincoin will have LONDON MAGKETS. beat declining: whito, 56a. ‘2a. buoyant and higber, closing quiet but frm. Coie | When tho prironor was boing conveyed bef Toner | to make an ace yorkins demo order sesey, Meee Quick’ Phanaetpos tare ta, e Os. 60. | Lo tne Gecnes ic Geen nae ing Sway, wrich om | to seenre.a terreneetenen i ioe inp an ine oe Fish cilemdalea unimportant. sporm oil £04 Lineoed | ajeabsequent search proved to bo iho watch, whicn he bad | county gave wome 400. plurality fer Promos, het the oil doll and prices weak Rosin duil at 48. 44. a de. 54. | thus endeavored to got rid of. Ho was committed to jail | democrats and Americans are few moro united in the for common, Spirite turpentine heavy, and slightly | to await the action of the Grand Jury. county than they have heretofore been, They will save lower under largo arrival’: sales at 008. Rowe Matew.—A rowing mateh between George Fo | the iceal governinent and the by . Circular feporta ley and William Comer in tho boat Jorph Shipley, and hy amd rod, Boe, . Flour, . & | James Lopes and Jobn Arbuck!s in the boat (orgs Bran. | votema jurality over Iron ‘steady, at £5 fe, © £5 108. for both | don, took place from the Jersey strsot, Jot Prokieridee at, ‘Re wat ano oy raile and bare, Pie. Aoll at G2, Od, Sugar beoyant | City, last evening. Tbe cow yand around Filis’ | The fact that nafioual iseues are involred will bring out » and 64. bigh. Wabeavy and sc lower; Gongon, | lela a, back to the place of wiarting. Tho raeo was | larger voto in Chemung than has been expected, and & 18, FAA. @ le, 40. Spirite torpentire doll, and offered ag I *, af4 was won iy Foley and Comor, who ao | may produce a change in ov Programme for the donniy. we a. Tallow ctenty at 928. 94. Cofhe orm, The ip. comp! leDed it ip 25 mip: tee an? 20 serende, We Ro not be much serprige? W Chemung girsee srang