Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-19
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City ofLondon and Europa
FEMIAN EXCITEMENT In GALWAY.
The Brazilian and Paraguayan wal
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, & c

NEw YORK, Feb. 1.-THE steamship City of Lon
don has arrived, with dates of the 1st instant Her
advlces are mainly anticipated by the news brought
by the Bremen.
GREAT BRITAIE.
MIR. Chandler's new intercourse resolutions in the
Senate of the United States had no effect on the
English money market. Their decisive rejection by
the Senate being deemed evidence of the Senates $
desire for peace.
The Fenian Commission is still progressing. 1t is
rumored that Parliament viii be asked to suspend the
ha6ens corpus act to give the Government power to
deal with foreign cOnspirators. Additional rewards
are offered for information leading to the capture
Stephens. Another regiment had embarked at Liv-
erpool for Dublin.
AUSTRIAN TROOPS FOR MEXICO.
1t is officially announced from Vienna that nego-
tations for the formation of the corps of Austrian
volunteers for Mexico will shortly be brought to
conclusion.
SPAIN AND PERU.
The reported appearance of Chilian privateers off
the coast of Spain exctes attention in Europe. No
ravages have yet been reported.
The steam ram detained in the Thames river has
been found to have been built for the Peruvian Gov
ernment. 1t was allowed to depart on the 9th.
A steam ram built by the Messrs. Laird's for Peru
which recently left Liverpool was at Brest where the
Patrie she will be detained till the Spanish diff
Guilty with Peru has been adjusted Rumor con-
meets these two vessels with designs against Spain
1t is reported that Spain has dozen ships building
IN England, and is hurryins their completion.
FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.
Rio de Jsneiro advices TO Jan. 9th have been re.
celved. Coffee was quoted at 76G0GT9G0
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1st.-Cotton-Saes for the past
two days 1900 bales Market dull and declining,
piDse1 GtHQJIar r,1lo dc
Breadstufs-The market is quiet and prices steady
Provisions-Lard is advancing. Tallow is easier
MONEY AND STOCKS.
LONDON, Feb 1st.-Consols closed at S614@S6A for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Y. 5. tive-Twentes 6612@664
!. Inc gseat depression in the money market con
HTT9s Tba Ittid With tendency to panic in the funds
Inc pohtcal news to-day Is unimportant.
The Latest.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 30, P. N.-Two Chilian privateers
have been seen off the coast of SPAIN The frigate
Isabella has been ordered to pursue them.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Feb. IA notice was issued by the Police
Commissioners last night. prohibiting the holding
OF the fancy fair and bazaar in aid Of the families of
the State prisoners, which was arranged for tonight
concert announced for tomorrow night for the
same purpose is also prohibited, the commissioners
stating that the meeting is intended for the purpose
of assembling number of persons engaged in trea-
sonabe practices, and such meetings, if permitted
are likely to endanger the public peace.
Arrival of the Europa.
HALIFAX. Feb. 1S.-The steamer Europa has ar
rived with advices to the 18th inst.
GREAT BRITAIN
The cattle plague returns for the week ending Jan
uary 18th show the number attacked to be nearly
1900. against 10000 the previous week.
The London Times announces in most euIopisti,
terms that Mr.. Peabody is increasing his preyious
munifcent donation for the benefit of the London
poor by another 100000. making the total gift
quarter of q million sterling!
THE FENIAN TROUBLES.
The Dublin Gazette publishes aproclamation pIac-
ing the county of Kilkenny and the ports of Armah,
Queens and South counties, under the peace preser
walton act. A deputation from Galway waited on
Lord Lytton to petition for military force at Gal
way to guard against probable hostile landing at
that place. Lord Wodehouse expressed his disbelief
in any such landing, but promised to represent the
matter to the Government.
The Dublin police on the lst, seized in building
formerly used as stable, in Longford lane nearly
200 pixies and about 300 incomplete pike handles
Small seizures of arms have also been reported in
private houses.
Anlnhuential meeting was held in Dublin on the
1st The Marquis Donshel presided, and resolutions
passed declaring that the Fenian conspiracy had
produced feeling of wel-tOunded alarm. and that
was the duty of the Government to use the most
effective to crush it, and afford full protec-
ton to loyal and well-dsposed citizens. Another
resolution calls on the Government to increase the
military force in ireland. Both were passed unan-
mousy.
On the evening of the 3st ult during the progress
of the Lord Lieutenants drawing room, several
troops of cavalry placed in various parts of the
city, and the military paraded the streets, and the
pickets were doubled. The Fenians, however, did
not assemble was expected. and the crowd at the
castle gate during the drawing room was peaceable.
The commission for the trial of the Fenians ad-
journed on the ID until the 18th.
Another batch of 500 soldiers passed through Liv-
erpool on the ID for Dublin.
FROM BRAZIL.
The Brazil mails reached England on the3d The
allied army under President Mitre expected to enter
Paraguay, and the Brazilians were daily sending
recruits to the River Platte. The army in Cere-
mentes numbers 10000. The Paraguayan army is
concentrated at Pasolopetrea. awaiting the approach
of the enemy and battle was considered imminent.
The State of the Argentine provinces is satisfac-
tory. The markets were crowded with wool. and
prices were considerably lower in consequence.
There was astringency in the money markets.
Smallpox, fever, &c. has been very destructive
among the Paraguayan troops and the allied army. II
Er [o,oo - fundamental basis of which is not the
ovn,,Is;on " 1. rom Paraguay. rupture had
Ona,'rraJ tot,"l ~ -'op's and the Chan en-
voy. The latter's exequatur was call.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
The U. S. frigate Colorado, the flag ship of Al
miral Goldsborough. was at Gibraltar Jan. A. from
Nice, and left for Cadiz the 2lst While at Glib
ralter the Admiral visited by Governor Sir Rich
ard Airey and lady.
The Lisbon Telegraph of the 1st reports the arrival
of two American war steamers in the Tagus.
Parliament was opened by a royal commission on
the 1st The Lord Chancellor stated to the assembled
members of both Houses that so soon as the mem
bers were all sworn. her Majesty would communicate
the causes for calling Parliament together
Gen. Prim had arrived at Lisbon and was the guest
of the Marquis of Wise.
The Chilian privateer Independence arrived in
the Scheldt on the ID.
The Spanish mail steamer from Cadiz on the 1st {.
for Havana, sailed under the escort of frigate
1t is statedstha the Spanish government will be
called upon to issue letters of arque against Chian
vessels.
FRANCE.
lie Nord states that M. De Travernay, who had
left for the United States is bearer of dispatches of
a firm character, demanding categorically of the
American Government whether it means to regard a
protracted occupation of Mexico as a casu8 beH.
The Paris journals actively discussing the Mex
can question. The Constitutional defends the posi-
tion of the French Government. and, evidently in
spred by the foreign oceseekers, tries to disspate
the disQuie in the public mind under the publication
of the correspondence with the United States.
The ConstituioneI says the Imperial Government
will never yield to intimidation. and no excitement
whether it exists at home or abroad, will make the
Emperor relax his habitual socitude for the moral
and material interests of the country.
The troops in Mexico will return precisely on the
conditions mentioned in the speech from the throne
namely, without endangering French interests we
have gone to defend in those distant countries"
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 3-Cotton-The Brokers' Circu-
lar reports the sales of the week at 81 600 bales in
Guiding 1900 bales to Spectators and T. 900 bales
exporters. The market opened fiat, and prices de-
cined I'D for American. and ADld for other descrip-
tons closing steadier. The following are the au-
thOrzed quotations: Fair Orleans 205d; Middling,
lS31d Fair Uplands. 20d; Middng. lS1zd The sales
of Friday amounted to 10000 bales including 5000
bales to spectators and exporters. The market
closed firmer. particularly for American.
Breadstuffs-Prices tend downward and are slight
ly lower Flour heavy and Is. lower, Wheat very
dull and 2s lowerRed Winter los. ID. CLOS Sd Corn
dull-Mixed 28s. Sd. .@29s.
Pork firm Bacon is still advancing.
Produce-Rosin in small supply-sales at 13s Id a
| lbs. 3d.; Spirits Turpentine dull, but steady.
| LONDON MARKRTS-Wh heat tends downward. Iron
quiet at f615s@97 for rails and bars and G6@f67s
for Scotch pig Sugar closed easier Coffee firm