Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-04
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TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Java.
THE PREMIERSHIP OF ENGLAND.
FOREBODINGS OF COMING TROUBLE.
THE ERA.
Arrival of the Steamer Java
IT H E HOL E r A,


| New YoRK. Nov 3.-The steamer Java
from Liverpool October 2lst, via Queenstown
22d, has arrived.
| The London Globe announces that Ear
| Russell has undertaken the duty of reforming
| the Administrations That Cabinet counc
had been called for the 26th when the matter
| will be decided.
The Daily NeCS says that everywhere it i:
| assumed that the administration will only be
reconstructed to the extent necesstated by
| the appointment of Premier.
The Times says that the augury is very diff
| cult. Anew Parliament, and complications that
may lead to war; and the termination of the
| interreguum, as a new administration has been
called, constitute new and inscrutable state OF
| affairs coming. Defaults at home can only be
known at the meeting of Parliament.
The Daily Ne,cS says that no Liberal Minis
try is possible without Gladstone. Any Peer
can lead the Lords, but there is no question as
to who shall lead the House of Commons.
Lord Palmerston would be buried quite
privately on the 25th.
The English journals continue to lament his
loss.
The Daily Ners says that the reported ulti-
matum from Secretary Seward has dwindled
down to statement that Mr.. Seward has
written to Mr.. Bigelow, the American Minis
ter at Paris, expressing an earnest desire that
the American government may remain at
peace with all the world, but intimating that
foo rod +b,t Conf,rocc i
treme measures if additional troops we're sent
to Mexico.
The Iatyie says that Mr. Bigelow has alb
stained necessarily from any reflections upon
French intervention at his last interview but
that Is unlmportant, as the plan has been given
up.
The Times thinks that should Earl Russell
fail i'll his mission, and coalition of the diff
ferent sections of the Liberals become neces-
sary, Lord Granville will probably be the per-
son under whom the greatest number of men
might serve.
The London Globes correspondent at Paris
says that Mr.. Bigelow called at the Foreign
Office to contradict the sensation telegram sent
from Paris
The European Governments have given
their assent to an International Conference at
Constantinople for the adoption of measures
for the preventio of the spread of the cholera.
The Paris Bourse closed firm.
The cholera has almost entirely disappeared
from Madrid.
A Paris medical paper states that the chol-
era remains stationary. The Emperor visited
the Hotel Dieu to satisfy himself that proper
care was taken of the patients
Garibaldi has declined a nomination to the
Italian Parliament offered him by Turin.
The Globe says that it is not in position to
state the precise character of the ministerial
arrangements, but no obstacle prevails, and
satisfactory completion is expected.
The Observer says that nothing definite will
transpire until after the funeral of Lord Pal
merston, and as little change as possible will
be made, at least, before the meeting of Par
lament
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l.-Cotton is unchanged-sales
to-day 10000 bales.
Breadstufs are frmer with a slight advance in
stock and price ID higher Corn ns' dun is nSf
decline: Mixed 2Ss. 3d.a2ss. Cd.
Provisions closed firm. Stock scarce Beef buoyant
Pork market lose. Bacon firm, but prices unchanged
for new. Lard iirm-stock scarce Tallow is in ac-
tive demand and has advanced to 3.
Produce Markct-Sugdr is 6dal0s higher. Coffee is
quiet and prices steady. Rio unchanged.
Common Rosin is steady. Spirits Turpentine 55s
9da66s.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-Consols S9aS91s. U. S. 5-2Os 6414
a64I, eX-cOupOns.
The Paris Bourse closed firm. Rentes closed at
67f97c.
Slip Ne,os.-Arrived from Richmond ship Europe
at Bremen.