Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The News by the Pcrsia-The British Min
istry Not Yet FOrmed-Mr. Stewards Au-
burn SpeecIs-The Fenians-The rapacy-
Affairs i'm Germany.

tion of those whom addressing and also of the
whole community. to trust more to the evidence o
facts than to that of words, which may be idle and
deusive hear hear and presume to say before you
that the name of Lord Russell is in itself pledge
British liberty for its institutions and for its laws
but with view to the strengthening of those laws
who has fought hundred fields for their improve
ment is not likely now when in his seyentieth hon.
orable year. to unlearn the lesson of his whole life
to change the direction of his career and to forfeit
| the inheritance which he has secured in the hearts
and memories of his countrymen. LCheers.
-, Therefore, my Lord Provost, venture to think
| that the country has reasonable assurance in the
name of the person who has for the second time,
| sumed the responsibility of guiding the councils of
| the crown, with the aid of many experienced and
| distinguished persons whom am happy to call my
| colleagues. therefore hope that the country has
reasonable assurance that the same wise and en-
five years distinguished in the main the policy of
British legislation and the conduct of the executive
those who will have the responsibility and direction
of public affairs"
Mr.. sEwARDs AUBURN SPEECH.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says:
Notwithstanding the tone of Mr.. Stewards speech
at Auburn, it is understood that President Johnsons
cabinet has no intention of pressing to quarrel the
controversy regarding the prizes taken by the Ala
bama The tone of well informed Americans in So
ciety' here fully confirms this view There will, of
course, be row when Congress meets, and violent
the Government considers itself strong enough to
withstand any urging of the kind, and nothing dsa-
greeable Will come OF II.
MR.. ADAMS COMING HOME.
The London correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian also says:
his post here and returning home early in the spring
1t will be difficult to find man to succeed him.
THE FENIANS.
The Dublin Frcemnas Jou,noI states that the spe-
cial commission for the trial Of the prisoners in
Ody on the charge of being concerned in the Fenian
conspiracy has been issued. 1t is directed to the
ttvnl, I,t1o npl 70 NJ Tpct;n Eify
gerald and Mr.. Justice keogh. Power is reserved in
the commission to the Judges to adjourn to Cork if
necessary but is stated that the cases will all be
Mr. LuDn, of the Irish People, has caused sum-
monses and pla ns, sm lar to those against the Lord
Lieutenant to be served on the Superintendent and
Inspectors of Police concerned i'll the seizure of that
journal.
THE CHOLERA
Some cases of cholera have occurred at WoOlwich,
England, none Of which proved fatal.
What are called two well authenticated cases Of
Asiatic cholera have occurred in BarnSley England
In one case the patient recovered. The other was
fatal. The patient was man of temperate and regu
lar habits, though it is said the district he lived in
was i'll provided with sewerage
THE COTTON TRADE.
The following the latest cotton statistics from
Livcrpool
Stock of cotton in Liverpool 26th
3U3,UW 5D,Sl0
Stock of cotton in London 18th Oct 1000 $1,000
At sea from India, &c., to Great
Britain Zli,UUO 4lO,WO
$4,000 1OO7,SlO
Possible arrivals to 31st December 1865
American Recommendation
IraZl ................ 4),OOO
Egyptian. .................... oU,WW
W est India, &c.....,.....,.... WWW ZbOVO IlIoLU
Total supply to Great Britain
to 3lst December, lS65....... S2l,O9O ll2S,3l0
THE POPE
Under date of Rome, October 26, correspondent
of the London Duly Neogs writes:
ROME, October 81 have good reason to believe
that there will be long quasi religious petition,
or demonstration, got up in France, Belgium, Bava-
ria, and the Catholic provinces Of Austria. calling
to allow the Holy Father TO be left unprotected in
R9mS; 9TSc ruono. o,oo,. /,
leve in any final and ultimate evacuation of this city,
do the chief preaes and others about the Papal
court; Moreover there is no doubt that the Pope
has of late entered into much closer compact than
formerly with what | may call the Napoleonic ele-
ment amongst Frenchmeni and has separated himself
very decidedly from the BourbonlSts and Orleanists
amongst those who surround, or would surround
him."
GERMANY.
1t stated at Vienna that a note had been re
ceived there from the Frankfort Senate, which, al
though couched in polite language repeats the
refusal of that body to accedc to the demand of the
report was current that Austria and Prussia were
in favor of revision of the federal laws governing
public associations.
In pursuance of superior orders General Gablens
had an interview with the Pince of Augustenburg,
possible that should his stay in lOsten lead to any
demonstrations i'll favor of the Augustenburg claims
his Highness would be Immediately either expelled
from the Duchies placed under arrest The Abend
Post says the above statement is unfOunded.
IMPORTANT DECREE FROM THE QUEEN OF SPAIN SUP
PRESSING THE SLAVE TRADE.
Spain has at last taken active measures to provide
for the abolition of slavery and, as the first step in
this great reform, the Spanish Ministry.have report
ed to the Queen that it is the imperative duty of the
to seek the extinction of the slave trade
IOrtpS
the next session to make the law rigorous
to the extent of declaring many of the practices of
piracy.
They also propose to increase the number of crus-
in American waters for the purpose of exercis
ing greater vigilance over the movements Of the slave
traders. In answer to this report, the Queen has
issued royal decree ordering that certain cargo Of
100 negroes taken from Portuguese SLAYER be trans
ferred to Fernando Pc, other Spanish colony. in
the Gulf of Guinea,and thence to be transferred to
any other colony to port the coast of Africa
| are to be treated in similar name.
The authority formerly possessed by superior civil
Governors OF colonial provinces where slavery exist
ed of compelling negroes to labor is revoked Eman-
cipated slaves who can count five years residence in
ed the government depots may be declared free and
transferred to of the Spanish possessions of the
| Gulf of Guinea or port on the African coast.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
| LIVERPOOL, Noy. A. M.-Cotton-Thc Brokers'
Circular says: The market was animated on Friday
last, and prices advanced considerably. fair bust
afternoon reaction took place upon advices from
| New York of lower quotations and increasing re-
freely supplied at declining rates. On Wednesday
| the business, though general, almost confined
to the supply of the Immediate wants of consumers,
and heavy decline was submitted to; but yesterday,
Thursday the reduced prices attracted attention,
and with increased sales the market became more
quest at unchanged prices. American now arriving
abundantly, attracts more general attention. and has
an advance of fully Id. was paid, but subsequently
was lost and further decline submitted to of Ia
| I'D. per ID. Brazil has declined "a 3D. and Egyp-
tan also closed l2d, and Suras Id. lower than last
| week. The sales of the week five days foot up
f57,1S0 bales including 1920 for speculation, and
13 100 declared for export. The following are the
TPiands1EFair 223SSd,; 25Sd,; middng 2o1@d.; middling
0reans-Fair 2$d. middling 23s4d.,
The sales on Friday were 10000 bales, of which
5OO0were for speculatio and export Market rmer in
tone, but prices unchanged. Stock 323O7O of which
| 81, l40 are American.
| MANCHESTER TRADE.-There is rather more inquiry
and some small transactions have taken place at low
prices, but the market generally is void of animation
and shows no no response to Liverpool.
Nab Go sRenee T Co..
quiet but firm: and some cases about Is. per sack
dearer, no barrels in first hands. Wheat in steady
demand and 2@3d. per Genital dearer week: winter
red los. 2d@lOs Sd. Indian Corn in good request al
as @sds' per i'V u.s. on week. Mixed American 2s 'd
| Provisions-Messrs. Gordon Bruce Co., report
| Beef sells only to supply passing wants, owing to
want of choice in fine quantities. Inferior UNCHANGED
| Port; none in stock Irish and European declining
| Bacon lower and further decline expected. Lard
considerably declined, from IS g4s per cwt Cheese
firm as arrivals continue light. Butter-fne quail
ties in demand. but high prices check consumption
| Taow declined Is. per cwt.; North American 49s Cd
| G5ls.
| Produce-The Brokers' Circular reports: Ashe.
quiet at 36 Sd BIS for pots and 35s for pearls Su
gar quiet and without material change Coffee quiet
but steady. Rice firm, but holders demands check
trade Linseed in good request and fully Cd dearel
on spot. Fish oils quiet Lnseed oil quiet at 3Ss a
3Ss. Cd. per cwt ROsn quiet but steady. Spirits OF
turpentine dull at 45s. Cd. per cwt for French
Messrs. Boult, English Brandon report petroleum
| in steady demand at 2s. Cd. .@2s. lid.
! LONDON MARKETS..
Barring Brothers report: The market for bread
stus firm, and wheat has advanced Ia Is per quarter
| white American 50Gf52s; winter red 45@ Sos Amer
| can -four scarce at 2T@30s z Dbl. Iron firm Rail:
and bars f7@7 los; Scotch pig SIS. Sugar quiet ant
about I'd cheaper. Coffee firm. Rice firm LinseeC
firm and Is dearer. Spirits of turpentine quiet AZ
cd. Linseed declined to Sos 3d@36s. Tallow steady
P. Y. C. SOS cd this year. Tea active and in somt
| cases Id 2 tb dearer; good common Congou Is Id
English tin advanced 3s. Foreign firm. Petroleum
3@3s Id for refined.
| The London Times says that the discount demand
at the Bank of England on the Sd was comparatively
light. In the Stock Exchange advances have beer
| offered at about 612 per cent.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
| Barring Bros. say: American stocks have been de-
pressed during the past week, United States 81
| bonds had sold at 63, but rallied to 635s963s TO
| bonds 1872. others unsalable except at con
siderable reduction. Erie shares after being at 81
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