Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07

The steamship Peruvian, from Liverrool,
passed Farther Point yesterday, with dates
to the 2sth ult.
The funeral of Lord Palmerston took place
on the 9th. The Queens carriage led the
cortego. There were to be ten pail bearers
The Cabinet Ministers and the Prince OF
Wales attend at the Abbey. Business would
be generally suspended. It is reported that
Lady Palmerston will be created peeress in
her own right.
Queen Victoria expected to reach London
from Scotland on the morning Of the goth,
and the new ministerial arrangements will be
submitted on the 30th.
The Morning Post is apparently going
with the opposition, and says the feeling Of
the country towards Earl Russell's ministry
will bo one of total apathy. The country
will see little to praise or condemn. 1t will
be no easy matter to reconstruct his Gov
ernment in the House Of Commons, but he
must certainly introduce some fresh elements
to retain the majority nominally acquired.
The London UeraM says that if Earl Rus
sell makes any radical move the conserva-
tives will certainly lose no opportunity to
check-mate him
No official announcement has been mhde
concerning the changes in the cabinet.
The Globe says that tho Queen had ex-
pressed u wish that Earl Russell would ac-
cept the Premiership, and that Earl Russell
had received cordial assurances of support
from all his colleagues.
The Globe believes that Lord Clarendon
will take the foreign Office.
Public opinion generally favors the ap-
pointment of Earl Russell. The Times,
which at first favored Gladstone had rather
veered round, makingit appear that the only
reason and necessity for Russell's appoint
ment was because England had still to settle
with America to their mutual satisfaction,
and Earl Russell was well posted on the sub.
ject and reputation to lose by base compli-
ance or needless war. Viewed in this light
he was necessary.
The Arch Bishop Of Parish is visiting the
cholera hospitals. A council of ministers was
held on the 25th
The Paris correspondence of the Times re.
iterates the statement that Mr.. Seward had
sent dispatch to the French Government
relative to Mexico.
The cholera had entirely disappeared from
Barcelona, Valencia and the Barbaric islands
At Madrid fifty cases occurred on the 23d, Of
which thirty-two were fatal.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.-Cotton-Sales Of the
week A, 900 bales, including 2s, 900 to spec
ulators and exporters. The market opened
steady, but became irregular, and prices
closed ID lower for American and Brazil
There had been a previous decline of Id
Fair Orleans 24d., middling 22id.; middlinG
Mobile and Texas 22d.; fair Uplands 23.d
middling 22d. Tho market to-day CLOSED
firm at an advance of taid.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 26.-Breadstuffs ffs.-FlouI
is firm, and Cd higher Wheat is tending
upward, and 3D. higher. Corn do. and 3a6d
higher; mixed 29s.
The LATEST Breadstufs are still nd
yancing, and prices are slightly higher.
Provisions are scarce and prices firm. Bee
is firm and scarce. Pork quiet and scarce
Bacon firm. Lard inactive but steady. But
ter quiet but firm
Produce-Cheese firm. Tallow firm bu
quiet. Sugar quiet but steady. Coffee steady
Rice active and prices firm. Rosin dull ant
unchanged. Petroleum firm.
LONDON, Oct. 27-Evening. .-Consols TO
money IS S:aSsE; Illinois Central 50; Erie BOZ
55!; United States 5-20's 63+a63i The Stool
Exchange is closed to-duy, in respect to Lore
PalmerstOn.
American securities, says Sattorwaite I
Circular of the 25th, have been steady unit
this morning, when prices gave way on larg'
sales. u S. J-20s had improved during th
week ST. but declined from the former quo
tatons, closing at 637aGIs. Illinois and Fri,
shares wore also much depressed, the forme
having at one time sold as low as 80, bu
shortly recovered, closing at S2to82l' AT
lantic and Great Western bonds were steady
| during the week