Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
The Nova scotian at Portland

The steamship City of New York from New Yorl,
reached Queenstown on the evening of the 18th in
slant.
The American ship Addison, from Bssaein a
days. spoken on the 2lst of October Forty.f
guineas premium had previously been paid as insur
The steamship Harsn arrived at SOUTHAMPTON o,
the 18th The GIN Of Nc" York and the 7cItoria ar
rived on the 18th. "
that Earl Russell has determined to submit ReforT,
bill TO the House of Commons ava
1t is stated that the cold weather has had no efec
III staying the cattle disease but that the frost AM
rain has rather aggravated it, 'A-
Martin Higgins, reported to be another Head Con-
trial .-''' Nv "'1- "H" 'o"inl''oo ioi
The Dublin Eoening Nal states that person wa,
despatched from n ew \ ork in September and ar
Centre in the place of Stephens. He accomplished
his mission. and returned the name Of the new Heai
Centre, which was kept secret.
SPAIN AND SOUTH AMERICA
The Times says the general wish of the LEADING Deo
pie of Liverpool seems to be. that England should
IN conjunction with France and America take promp
steps to put permanent stop to the proceedings O.
Spain in South America and says measures In SUP.
port OF that view are likely to be adopted in London
Mnanohester, glasgow and other trading centres.
of D @ soon ocoann 6o az &
Powers of Europe and America Spain must bf
taught that the prsetice of leYying black mail must
CEASE
Quotations Of copper advanced So and a further
rise was expected, and business was very active
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says NJ,
Foud has no intention to resign No difficulty exists
in the way of an economical reform. All differences
on tho subject in the Cabinet have ceased The re-
duction s to be made with the Emperors full appro-
val and will be considerably greater than expected
1t ls sad that the saving will be about twenty FIVE
million francs.
The Nonitear says:-"If the Emperor has deter
mined on the prineipiS of reduction Of the war ex
ace mpshed, are not yet decided upon
~ The Bourse on the 10Th was fat rentes closed 68f
BELGIUM.
Queen Victoria had received q telegram DENYING
the reported illness of the King of the Beigians-
There is no alteration in the state of his health
The Senate opened on the 18th.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
4 change had taken place in the views of tho no.
6'hty concerning the movement for reform in the
drawn the opposition to the measures.
The Norwegian Storthing had adopted treaty OF
commerce with Franco without alteration.
SPAIN
The Minister Of Finance has stated that tho pay
ment of the interest on tho home-ioregn debt was
bonds.
Paris papers announce that tho conditions of the
new Austrian loan have been ratified the principal
bankers of Paris. Amsterdam and Frankfort being
the contractors.
The negotiations for the issue of loan in London.
Il understood have failed The eamoqnt is ten mil
The Emperor Of Austria will soon be crowned
King of Hungary and Crotia.
INDIA.
The Secretary of State for India had received the
SATTARA, Nov. 1i.-Colonel Bruce signed treaty
OF peace with Bhootan, in the public durbar. yes
terday'
WEST COAST oP AFRICA.
The West Coast of Africa nails arc received.
LAGOS, Oct. 8.-Trade is animate Communication
with tho interior continued closed. Negotiations were
PROGRESSING & taV9rGbly Tor the reopeRing of commu'
at olerra Leone the native continued.
CAFE OF Goop HOPE.
Inc Cape OF GOOD Hope mail of the 18th October,
The Cane Parliament had been prorogued.
war between the Free State men and the Basutos
continued.
The attempts of the Beers to capture the strong
hold of Mobesh had failed.
The British Government declined to take posses
sion Of the country, as desired BY Mobesh.
Trade was dull.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LoHDosDERRY, Nov. lS-The Daily Ne,rs is indig-
nant at the tono the military spatches and news
paper correspondents at Jamaica, which, it thinks
can take Of Enssb hear and IN
and justice can be forgotten by English officers
thoroughly as b. Indians and Cossacks.
The Times days that the authorities appear to have
acted with commendable .promptness in Jamaica the
chief Of the rebols having been captured tried by
marital Tbn g, law, and df executed at once H.
DISCOUNT at the Bank Yesterday was moderate, but in
the Stock Exchange advances were in request at &c
Spanish securities experienced heavy fall yester-
day, il consequence of the particulars brought by
the est India mail in regard to the Spanish Chilian
troubles. The Government detained the outgoing
West India mail steamer in order to allow the COM
mercial body time to consider what steps
sary to be taken for tho protection of British interests
in Chill.
Per Steamer Nova Scotan.
Satterthwaite's Circular, Of the 18th inst, says
large amount of business has been done and a
considerable amount of Government stock taken of
the market on continental account, but without in
any degree affecting prices. The uncertainty prevail
ing as TO the political situation of England and Anne
rica checks any tendency TO improvement. The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations. Fivetwentics, 63l9
6tz: Illinois Central shares, S2s9Sl7s Eric shares,
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The discount demand
at the Bank on the 18th inst rather below the
average. On the Stock Exchange short loans were
in active demand at per cent. Consols closed at
LIvERPooL CoTroy MARKET Nov. l7.-Cotton has
declined I'D. from the prices Of the previous week,
week amount to 46 900 bales Orleans middlings being
quoted at god The sales to day tFriday are estima
Breadstufs-The mar ket is fair and trife lower.
Provisions-Are less firm.
Copper-HaS again risen.
BY TELEGRAPH TO LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II, P. M.-The Brokers Circular
reports the sales of the week 5000 bales including
$500 bales to spectators and 5000 exporters The
market has declined I'D, q ID, closing nominal. The
Orleans 29d
Mobiles. ,.,...., m l93Id,
Stock in port $4,000 bales, Of which 1900 arc
American. Sales to-day friday 5000 bales, the
market closing firm but at unchanged prices.
STATE or TRADE.-The Manchester market is ir-
regular.
Breadstuffs-The market is bare and slightly lower
Provisions less firm. No sales of Bacon. Lard
quiet
LoSpos November. II, P. M.-Consols for money
S9 Illinois Central shares, SlG5l1 Erie shares 81:
United States Five. .Twentes, 63%@6i,
LONDON COTTON MARKET-London, November IL
Osbornes circular reports:-W Gather very wet. At
WheatEngiish and foreign quiet at Mondays prices.
Flour without alteration in value There is float
ing cargo, and only one off tho coast and buyers
await expected arrivals.
l1.-Attendance small, and business limited for
Wheat and Flour Mt rather under last Tuesday 4
rates. Oats sold barely so well. and oatmeal II per
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York Kelpie, at Bathurst; Time,
at Sierra Loane; General Mcclellan, at Naples; Ma
thilde, at Genoa Carrier Dove and Sea King. at
Liverpool.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Bessie Simpson. at
Marseilles
The schooner William Frederick, from Mobile for
Cardiff had been abandoned. Only the master was
saved, and he had landed at OportO.
The ship Bertha, from Hamburg for New York,
put into Lelth on November 10, leaky.
A Whispering Gallery.
The one in St. Paul's Church, London, is
annually visited by thousands Of Americans,
few if any of whom are aware that one equally
curious and wonderful exists in this country.
1t is in the cold South Church" at Newbury-
IL. Al. e. !.