Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-21
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LONDON,
The Pirate shenandoah
HEX ARRIT1L IN ENGLAND!
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LONDON
The Pirate Shenandoah.
HER ARRIT1L IN ENGLAND!
Speculations of the British Press,
Later from Europe.

New YORK, Nov. 20.-The steamships City
of London and New York, from Queenstown
on the 9th, have arrived at Quarantine
| The pirate ship Shenandoah arrived in the
| Mersey on the 9th, and surrendered to the
| guardship Donegal, and is now in the hands
| of the British naval authorities
Capt. Waddell of the Shenandoah states that
the first information received of the close of
| the war was on the 3Oth of August, from the
| British war vessel Barraconta, and that he i'm
mediatcly consigned his guns to the hold of
| the vessel and steered for Liverpool.
The Daily Ne,cs says that Americans may
be inclined to say 1t ,ras only fitting that her
| end should be as British as her oriqiH
But, the NelcS adds, that it cannot help ask
ing how the Shenandoah has been able to pur-
sue her course without the least interruption
from the American Navy? Can it be possible.
| that the expectation Of recovering compensa-
ton for losses resulting from her depredatons.
| from England, made the American Govern
ment less eager for her capture. If the world
should come to that conclusion, it would be
one of the strongest practical arguments against
the admission of such liability as Mr.. Seward
is now endeavoring to establish against Eng
land.
1t is stated that Capt. Waddell sent letter
to Earl Russell, the contents of which are as
yet unknown.
The star says that if the vessel be claimed
by America there can be no reason for refils-
ing the request.
Earl Russell as Premier, and Lord Claren-
don as Minister of Foreign Affairs, have been
installed into office. 1t is expected that no
material changes will be made till February
PETROLEUM SPRINGS IN ENGLAND.
The London Shipping Gazette states that
oil springs have been discovered in England.
EVACUATION OF ROME.
The French army was to commence the
evacuation of Rome on the 5th inst
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL Nov. Sth, A. M.-Cotton-The market
mas been h4t IA and prices very irregular. Although
american cotton has nn 9lota5y dec lined other
of the past two days 5000 bales including 1000
bales for speculation and export.
BreadstutiS.-FlOur is quiet and prices are un
firm. Winter Red los lda1 los ID : i00lbs Indian
since Friday; Mixed 3lsaSis Cd 43ibs.
Proyisons-Beot-F qualities are scarce and
wanted low descriptions Nat. Pork is active and
easier; Bacon is dull and tending downwards.
Produce-Sugar is fiat and Is. lower Coffee is in
active but generally steady. Tea is in demand at
good prices Rice is in better demand at rather
higher quotations. Lnseed Oil steady at lower rates
Naval Stores-rhe market is dull with little or no
demand Petroleum is steady. Refined Is 10d@3s T.
gallon.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, November 9th.-Cotton- for the
of "a I'd.
Breadstuffs unsettled. Corn is quiet.
Provisions are firm with an upward tendency and
an Improvement in the best grades. Bacon is very
dull, Lard is irregular and price easier Tallow is
nominal.
LoNDoN, Nov. 9-Consols closed at S91s for money
United States 5-20's 6314@6i.