Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
THE NEW BRITISH MINISTRY
Lord Clarendon at the Head
of Foreign Affairs.
RESTRICTIONS ON AMERICAN WAR YES.
sells RENO WE'D.
Confirmation Of The Report in Relation 10
the Withdrawal Of the French
Troops from Mexico, a..
Arrest Of n Connecticut Ftnian
EUROPEAN.MARKETS

SANDY Hook, Nov. l2.-Ths steamer City
Of Washington, from Liverpool on the lst,
via Queenstown on the I'd, has arrived. ,
Il Is stated that Spain intends to take en-
ergetic measures for the suppression of the
slave trade. ."
There is nothing official concerning the
new British Cabinet. o.. ~. 49,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l-COtton declined Id,
and closing with IN upward tendency; sales
Of three days, Ia, 900 bales. Breadstuffs firm
at Mondays market bresdstuffs frmer.
Wheat trihe higher, Petroleum steady, at
2s. lid. for refined. Provisions steady.
Produce quiet and steady. Liverpool mar
kets were closed on Tuesday.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Consols, for money SSla
so. U. S. fve-twenties, 63Ia54. Eric
shares, 52t. Illinois Central shares, SOiaS0l.
There Is still no official announcement con-
cerning the ministerial arrangements. Clar-
endon Is certain TO be foreign minister.
The Globe claims forbearance for the re-
constructed ministry until enabled to lay
before Parliament programme upon sat.
isfactory character upon which its existence
will depend.
The Daily NewS fully expects Govern.
ment reform bill.
The Morning Post thinks reform ex-
tremely doubtful. B, y-.
Tho Prince and Princess paid visit TO
Liverpool on the 3lst. All business was sus-
pended, and they received perfect ovation.
The British Government has ordered all
restrictions on American vessels Of war to be
removed
I Individual arrests Of Fenians continued.
The proprietor of the Irish People is at.
tempting to bring actions against tho Lord
Lieutenant and other authorities for the sup
preston of the paper.
The French journals denied that Franco
had made any effort to exercise a moral in
Guence on the Austrian policy towards Frank
fort.
Boursc on the 3lst fiat. Rentes closed
at 6S.
Tho italian elections finished highly favor
able to the Government.
Gen. SkaIzler has been appointed Papal
Minister of War. Mcrode resigned on ac-
count of i'll health.
Vecbia for the troops who are now cOmmenc-
ing the evacuation.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
it is generally reported in Paris that the
French army in Mexico is to be withdrawn by
installments, and that by August or Septem-
Der of next year the whole will have returned
to Franco. ....
This resolution Is said to be adopted not
only from desire to offer no reasonable
ground Of complaint to the United States,
but also on economical grounds.
LTvERPooL.-Tuesday night.-There has
boon no regular markets since the Cuba
sailed. BreadstuTs still advancing. Wheat
Iirmer. Provisions scarce and all kinds sd-
vanced. Bacon quiet and steady. Talow
easier. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady. Rice
firm and inactive. Resin dull. Spirits Of
turpentine fat.
VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lotion
Sales for two days IL, 900 bales, at decline
of Id. per pound, market closing with an up.
ward tendency for American. Sales to spec
ulators and exporters 6, 900 bales. There is
apparently decline of I'd. in cotton, via: Id.
on Monday and Id. on Wednesday and
Thursday Breadstuffs less firm. Provisions
steady. Bacon easier. Produce quiet but
steady.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Consols for money SS3a
SO. U. S. 5-20's 63.
On the 2sth, a gentleman giving his name
as Lieut.. James Henry Laler, of the 9th
regimont Connecticut volunteers, was ar.
rested at Dublin on the arrival Of tho steamer
| from Liverpool. A revolver, two hundred
rounds of rife patent ball cartridges, said to
be poisoned, box percussion caps, four mil
| itary drill books, four commissions bearing
his name as Lieutenant and Colonel in the
Connecticut volunteers, and also twenty
eight pounds ten in gold, were found in his
possession He is supposed to be in the Fe.
nian interest, and was remanded for investi
CATION. He asserted that he visited Ireland
for tho purpose Of seeing an uncle, and in
tended shortly to return to America.