Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-20
The Spanish, CE,ilian Troubles.
MEDIATION OF THE UNITED STATES
--LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. DC.

By the arrival Of the steamer Cuba at Halifax, we
have two days later news from Europe. The an
nexed is synopsis of her advices in addition to the
brief tclegraphic summary already published.
- The steamship City of Limerick sailed for New
lork on the same day that the Cuba took her depar
ture.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown at noon on the Sth inst.
The Cuba reports, on the 10th instant at A. NJ
OF Waterford, passed the steamship Persia bound in
THE FENIANS.
The special commission for the trial of the Fenian
prisoners would adjourn in Dublin the 18th inst
until the 9th of January, the interim being devoted
to the trial of Cork prisoners
The trial of Halligan, an employee in the Fish
People's newspaper Office, is progressing
The Channel feet is ordered to winter in Ireland
and the officers not to be allowed the usual leave
The A,n,y and Navy Gozci,e says there are between
nineteen and twenty thousand of the regular army
Ireland.
The same paper says that the army estimates which
were to be prepared by January l4th, will now be
much later than usual.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Sir Henry Storks, Governor of Malta, had been
summoned to ENGLAND. One rumor connects this
movement with affairs in Greece but other reports
say he may probably be sent to Jamaica.
The A5n,y and Nary Gazette says his summons to
England has reference to Jamaica Commission of
Inquiry, which report says will be composed of Sir
II; Storks Sir E. Head, late Governor of Canada and
legal gentleman.
An official letter from the Consul General at Odessa.
states that the cattle plague exists permanently
the steppes of kherson, and is cured by sudoriics.
The Royal Agricultural Society have resolved that
Its usual annual meeting shall not take pl lace until
next year. on account of the cattle disease
Captain Waddell, of the Shenandoah, remained in
Liverpool, and will continue to do until the extra
diion claim of the United States Government is ad-
justed.
FRANCE.
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
an increase of cash on hand of twenty-five and
quarter millions of dollars.
The Pail Mall Gdzce says that the message of Pres
ident johnson is looked for in Paris with unusual
interest owing to the belief that it contains para
graphs commenting on the action of France in Mex
leo which will require explanation.
The Pufric says that negotiations are progressing
between Austria and M xico for the more speedy en-
roment Of the ten thousand Aust, ians who. under
the original arrangement were to be recruited in Aus
year.
The Bourso closed quict and steady on the 9th inst,
at GSf, soc.
SPAIN AND CHILL.
The Paris Pcdrje says that President johnson has
ordered the American Minister at Chill to offer his
good offices for the settlement of the Hispana Chilian
affair. 1t adds that the friendly intervention of
England and France also affords ground to EXPECT
that the difficulty will be amicably adjusted
The oTFcspondcnco denies that the Queen of Spain
is in ill health.
SWEDEN.
In the House of MOBILES the Government bill for
.9i 20 ''-'''
The Chamber of the Clergy unanimously passed
the bill, which has thus gone through all the four
Chambers There was great rejoicing throughout the
country the event and great public fe-tivity
and illumination at Stockholm preparing in
honor of it.
The Chamber of Deputies has elected Signor Mari
Its President, by nine majority over NOrdini.
AUSTRIA.
Votes against the September patent continued to
be addressed to the Emperor by numerous Proyin-
cial Diets.