Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-24
BY ELEGRAPu.


q later rom Europe.
FARTHER PoIST, July 30 The steamer
Peruvian, from Liverpool on the 18th inst,
via Greencastle on the l4th inst, has passed
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Cotton dull; all qualities slightly declined,
but to.day's market closed sofnevhat firmer
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Flour quiet and
.eteeayr---W heat firm hut tquiet. Corn firmer
and tending upwards. Provisions quiet and
steady. GOO
LONDON, July l3.-Consols for money. 9Oa
%; Erie shares, 52!a53i; Five.twenties, 7la
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The elections in England were engrossing
public attention. The returns thus far show
a net Liberal gain off, .. . +
- TIE GREAT EASTERN. ...... .
1t Is finally settled that the Great Eastern
the 10th. '"' .....'...
Telegraph communication with India is
still suspended. 1t is believed there is q
fault or break in the Persian Gulf cable
[sEcoSD DIsPATCH.l ........
English political news is centered in the
Parliamentary elections. Returns to the
18th instant show the election Of lS4 Liberals
and 102 Conservatives. The Liberals have
lost IS seats and gained2Ii so the indications
are that the Government will have no In
creased strength in the new Parliament.
Four members of the Administration have
been defeated, namely: Lord Barry, in Do.
yer; Colonel White, at Kildminster; Lord
Paget, at Litchfeld, and Mr.. Pell, at Burg
As rule, the contest had gono of satisfae-
torily, and with little rioting.
Numerous elections were progressing when
the Peruvian sailed, and II would be another
week before the country contests were de-
cided.
There had been rumors of tho, appearance
of cholera at Constantinople and Smyrna, but
they had been pronounced unfounded, and a
short quarantine had been established be-
tween the two ports.
The Spanish Government notified the Pope
Of its recognition Of the Kingdom Of Italy.
The papal ministry having declined to at
tend the banquet at the Mexican Embassy,
1t is reported it will be shortly withdrawn
from Rome. A private dispatch reported
the announcement that the Pope had excom-
municated Maximilian.
Additional official correspondence on Amer
lean affairs had been published 1t shows
that England and France acted in concert,
and that the concession to Confederate yes.
sells allowing them to be disarmed and sold
| III houNIui pOIts, OIlblHuteu WIN Dlou1h ue
L Huys, Earl Russell agreed to the propo.
sition, but pointed out that the cruisers Of
defunct governments might be claimed as
public property by the United States, but
that the claims must be decided in ordinary
courts Of law.
In letter to Sir Frederick Bruce Earl
Russell gives the opinion that in the case Of
| the Eta, or Retribution. the vessel was
| rightfully and lawfully condemned, on the
ground that a belligerent could not be trans
ferred during the war.
In another dispatch Earl Russell replies tC
Mr.. Seward's note on the cessation Of bel
ligerent rights. He regrets that his explana
tion was not acceptable to the United State
Government, and adduces arguments in fayo
of the English course. He trusts that thes,
additional explanations will prove favorable
to the establishment Of n lasting friendship
between the two nations.
1t il stated that the steamer Beatrice, lat,
Rappahannock, was overbauled by the Sacra
mento before reaching Liverpool, but WA
permitted to proceed. 90. 49,.