Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-29
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Nova Scotia and AIIemania
THE FENlAN HEAD-CENTRE ARRESTED.
Correspondence between Minister Adams
and Earl Russell.
Arrival Of the Nova Scotia and AIIemar
THE OFFER FOR ARBITRATION WITHDRAWN.

PORTLAND, Nov. 2Sth.-The steamer Nova Scotian
has arrived with advices to the 18th inst.
The London Times. speaking of the reported mis-
sion of Caleb Cushing that it is reported that
Mr. Cushing is instructed not only to cooperate with
Mr. Adams in bringing the respective claims of the
two governments to a settlement, but TO ascertain
the opinions prevailing in England concerning Amer
lean finance Such purpose. it says, would strongly
attest the pacific disposition of the American Gov
ernment and good credit means sound policy and
good administration, such views should be encour-
aged as benefit to the whole world.
COMMERCIAL ADvICEs.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Il. Colt n has declined ID. on
the week, closing nominal, Sales of the week l6 900
bales. New Orleans Midding 20s. Fridays sales
amounted to 5000 bales Mt unchanged rates.
Breadstufs.-The market is bare.
Provisions are less firm.
LoNDoy, Nov.l7.-ConsolsS94. US 5-20s 60 %ca6l
The Government had detained the India Mail
steamer in order to give time to the commercial
bodies to consider the steps requisite for the protec
ton of British interests in China.
New YORK. Nov. 2S.-rhe steamer Ailemania has
arrived with advieos from Liverpool to the 18th.
The steamer Ocean Ranger. of Savannah, was
wrecked off Maahide. Ireland.
THE FENIANs.
Stephens. Head Centre of the Feniaas mas been
arrested with several Others prominent in the organi
zatiOn.
Speaking of this arrest the Times says there can
be no doubt of the treason Of the Head Centre and
his accompces and trusts that Ste hens arrest will
extinguish Fenianism altogether.
ADAMS AND RUSSELL CORRESPONDENCE.
All the London journals publish additional CORES
pondence between Minister Adams and Earl Russell,
in reference to the claims for damages sustained from
the spoliatons by the Alabama This correspondence
is chiefly remarkable for the withdrawal by Mr..
Adams of the offer for arbitration.
Earl nj moth roty Df
facts to prove that the British Government did all
that could be expected oft.
THE SHENANDOAH.
The Times in further reference to this vessel, says
"We earnestly hope that the Shenandoah's officers
and men not liberated without first having
communication with Mr.. Adams. At present we de-
cline to accept Capt. Waddo's sta atement as true.
GOLD COMING FORWARD.
1t is announced that 91O2i 900 in gold are en- route
from Australia via jamaica
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress and the Prince Imperial
have gone to Compeignc. The Emperor has ordered
a great reduction in the army.
One thousand soldiers have arrived home from
Italy.
The cholera is still prevailing at Naples but there
was none Of the disease at Rome.
The 10th regiment have left Rome for France.
SPAIN AND BELGIUM.
The Queen is indsposed.
The Bank of Belgium has raised its discount rates
COMMERCIAL, PER STEAMER ALLEMANIA.
Dreadstuffs-The Liverpool newspapers report
Wheat dull at ID decline; Flour dull and shilling
lower.
London market for Wheat heavy, at shilling de-
cline.
Other adyiccs report Flour active at easier prices
heat easier and quotations barely maintained
Corn unsettled; mixed 3ls@5ls Cd
p Provisions-Beef finn and fine qualities improved.