Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-03
Bx TELEGHAPH.
LATE FROM EUROPE.
ADVICES TO OCTOBER 22ND.
Earl Russell TO Reconstruct the Cabinet.
ALTBERAL MINISTRY IMPOSSIBLE WITH
OUT GLADSTONE.
MIR. sEwARD's ULTIMATUM NO
ULTIMATUM AT ALL.
The Success Of the Liberals Probsbl,
at tho Opening OF Parliament.

New York, Nov. 3.-The steamer Javn,
with Liverpool advices to the 2lst October,
via Queenstown, on the 22d, is reported be-
low.
The Globe announces that Earl Russell has
undertaken the duty of reforming the Cabi-
net A council has been called for the 26th,
when the matter will be decided.
The Daily NeicS says.it is everywhere as
sumed that an Administration will only be
reconstructed to the extent necessitated by
the appointment Of the Premier. 4.
The Times says that there may be new
complications affecting the interests Of Eng
land, at home and abroad.
The Daily News says no liberal ministry
is possible without Gladstone. Any Peer can
lead the Lords but there is no question as to
who shall lead the Commons.
Lord Palmerston would be buried quite
privately Mt Ramsey on the 26th. The jour
nails continue to lament his loss.
The Daily News says the reported ulti-
matum from Seward has dwindled down to q
statement that Seward had written to Bige.
low expressing the earnest desire of the
American Government to remain at peace
with the world, but intimating it feared Con-
gress would demand extreme measures II ad.
The Patrie says: Bigelow abstained neces.
sarily from any reflections upon French in
tervention upon his interview, but that is
unimportant.
The Globes correspondent at Paris says:
Mr.. Digelow called at the Foreign Office to
contradict the sensation telegram.
Most Of the European Governments had
given their assent to an international con-
ference at Constantinople for the purpose Of
preventing the spread Of the cholera.
Paris BouIse firm.
Tho cholera has almost disappeared at
Madrid.
The tone of the money market is more
favorable,
The Times thinks should Russell fail In
his mission Of forming coalition of the diff
ferent sections liberal form would become
necessary and Lord Granville would proba.
bly, be the person under whom the greatest
| number would serve.
| The Paris Medical papers state the cholera
remains stationery. The Emperor visited
! the Hotel Dieu to satisfy himself that proper
care was taken Of the patisn,s.
Garibaldi had declined the nomination to
the italian Parliament, offered him by tho
people Of Turin.
QUEBEsTowE, Oct, 22,-The Globe says II
is not in position to state the precise charao-
| ter Of the Ministerial arrangement, but no
obstacle prevails and satisfactory compile
tion is expected, ''
The Obsrper says: Nothing definite will
transpire until after Palmerston's funeral.
As little change as possible will be made, at
least before the meeting of Parliament.
Paris Bourse firm. Rentes closed at 67.
It is reported that the Papal army is much
disorganized. .sIy.7a. .- FL.
LrvERPooL, Oct. 2l.-Cotton unchanged
sales of 10000 bales to-day. Breadstuffs
firmer, and slightly advanced. Corn quiet.
Provisions firm. Stock scarce.
LONDON, Oct 21.-Consols S9as9t 5-20's
64fa64l. 20
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2O.-Flour advanced Cd.
Wheat active stock scarce and I'd higher.
Corn dull, at Sd. Beef buoyant. Pork mar
ket bare. Bacon firm and unchanged, Lard
firm stock scarce. Tallow active, and had
advanced. Spirits turpentine firm. .y