Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-22
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHINA.
4 he Pirate emand o a Ia &.
HER SURRENDER TO THE AMERICAN CONSUL.
unconditional Release OF Captain and Grew
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CHIN.
n In g Pirate Shemamd o a IN .
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HALIFAX, Nov'r 2l.-The steamer China has ar
rived with dates to the llth instant from Liverpool
and via Queenstown to the 18th inst.
The Confederate cruiser Shenandoah has been
handed over to the American Consul at Liverpool
and. it is stated, will be sent to New York Her
Captain and crew have been Internationally dis
charged.
Additional correspondence between Mcssrs. Adams
and Russell is published in the English papers. The
latter says that representation of the American
Minister was Immediately considered and properly
referred to the law officers of the crown.
Tom Sayres. the pugilist is dead, having been al
tackled with lung disease.
Earl Russell attended the Lord Mayors banquet
On the 9Th instant. In a speech on the OCCASION he
paid a tribute to the memory of Lord Palmerston.
and advertlns to the late reconstruction IF the Cab-
net he said he had received the ful Hest support from
his colleagues. With regard to the policy Of the Ad
mlnIstratlon. he trusted the country would allow
time to consider the they ought to purSuc and
he said he should abide by the principles Of his life
The Government deemed ii their duty to consult the
wishes of the people, and it would be for Parliament
toconsdcr how far those wishes were based on justice
lie thanked God the American war was over and he
trusted the Republic. now freed from the sin of
slavery, would go on and prosper for centuries to
come.
The Star says the effect Of the speech was rather an
announcement to the cause ofreform.
1t is reported that Minor Gibson has been offered
the post of First Lord of Admiralty, and that the
Duke of fS0merSet will be Secretary of War;
1t is understood that the Western Union Telegraph
Company contracted with Mr. Henley, Of North
Woowich, for the manufacture of five hundred knots
of submarine cable for the Behring Straits and 5000
miles of galvanized telegraph wire for land lines
The commission for the trial of the Fenians opens
on the 9th
The Dublin FcnianS had applied to the Court of
Queens Bench for a criminal action against the pro-
pnetors Of the Frccmea's Journol for publishing
Archbishop Cullcn's Pastoral, the publication being
likely to prejudice the Fenians at the approaching
trial.
SAILING or THE SOMERSET
The steamer Somerset of the new line between
Baltimore and Liverpool, sailed from the latter port
on the Sth instant for Baltimore.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Nov. ll.-Thc Cotton market opcncd
dul and closed Erner with an advance of I'D on
American on the week. but dull for Egyptian and a
decline OF ia I'D on Surats on the week. New Or
leans middling has advanced d.
I5readstufS are easier. Corn is less firm.
provisions are unsettled.
LONDON, Nov. II -CUuSOls closed at SgGSgl[ for
money. L. ). five twentieS ESQ 633{.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday evening Nov 1l-Cotton-
Sales to- lay 5000 bales. Market less firm hut quota
tons unchanged.
Breads stuffs closed quiet and unchanged.
provisions are tirmer. Lard very dull.
LONDON, Saturday evenng.-COnsoS closed at 500
S9Zs Tor money. United States 5-20s 3l5G65
SHIP NEws.-Arrived from New Orleans ship EN-
erald at Liverpool.