Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-08
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Cuba.
THE RUSSELL MINISTRY.
THE RUSSELL MINISTRY
Funeral Of Lord PaImerstOn.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Nov'r THE steamship Cuba
from Liverpool on the 2sth, via Southampton
29th, arrived this evening, with 81 passengers
for Halifax and 14O for Boston,
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord Palmerston was buried in state at
Westminster Abbey on the 9th. The Queen
and Cabinet were present, and the members
Of Parliament and the Diplomatic Body were
| largelyrepresented. Immense crowds thronged
| the streets.
The Adcertiser thinks that Russells Minis
! try may be suffered to exist, and that will be
| all, until the meeting of Parliament.
The Daily Necs in a friendly article points
out the difficulty of the position and says, that
| if the Ministry is once more to lay claim to a
definite policy, the cabinet must speak with a
sense of having the support of the country
and it is impossible to do this efiectually unless
preponderance of Ministerial influence lies
in the Representative Chamber.
Arrests were still being made of supposed
Fenians on the arrival of American steamers
at Queenstown. A passenger by the steamer
City of Limerick, named Alfred NJ. Williams,
who stated that he was connected with the
Tribune, was arrested. Only revolver, some
ammunition, and note book containing the
names and residences of a number of persons,
were found upon him, but he was detained by
the police.
1t was reported that the cattle disease was
abating in London.
FRANCE.
The departure of the Count for Campiegne
is postponed. The Emperor and Empress
are determined not to leave Paris until after
the entire disappearance of the cholera. The
rumor of the resignation of NJ. Fould is CON
tradicted.
The Pdt,ie says that the sanitary condition
Of Paris has much improved in the last four
days.
GERMANY.
FRANHFoET.-The Senate have addressed
note to the Great German Powers energeti-
cally rejecting the demands made upon it,
1t is asserted that Austria and Prussia had
already agreed in certain propositions to be
subm itted to the Federal diet on the cues
ton
Mall Gazette states that the Count de Sartiges
had informed the Pope that the evacuation of
the French troops of Rome would commence
on the 1st of November.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2S.-Breadstufls-FlOurisf is firm and
prices have advanced Is. per Dbl. Wheat is firmer
and has advanced 2a3d. per centa-Winter Red
9s l0d, ,@9S l04d. Corn is frmer and has advanced
I'd. per quarter; mixed 29s r29s. 3D. The above ad
vance had taken place since Tuesday.
Provisions-Beefis is firm, but inactive. Pork; mar
ket bare Bacon scarce and prices firm: arrivals
sell freely. Lard is quiet and steadythe supply is
very scarce. Butter is firm, and prices have ad-
vanced 2s Tallow is less firm.
LONDON, Nov. 8.-American Securites-Barng
Bros. report considerable fiuctuation in American
Securities The closing quotations U. S. 5-20's
The DAILY Necs says that the favorable Bank re-
turns had inspired more confidence in financial
circles.
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, October 2S.-Cotton
The mari is dull and prices have declined Lt@15d
Yesterdays advance is nearly lost.
Breadstufs close buoyant with an advancing ten
dency.
Provisions are firm but dull.
Produce-The market is firm for ashes, while other
articles are quiet and prices steady.
LONDON, Saturday EveniI Con soils closed at SS7S
for money. U. S. 5-20's 63@oi.