Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-10
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC
The Cholera ON ard.
1GO CASES AND 40 DEATHS.
Great Storm on the British Coast.
7 II E FEN j AN s.
Stephens on his Wayto the United States
1eo CASES AND 40 DEATHS.
Great Storm on the British Coast
7 Fl E FENlA AN 8.
Stephens on his Wayto the United States
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. &c.

HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer Atlantic from
Southampton on the 26th ult., has arrived She re-
ports that in the Straits of Dover on the evening of
the 25lh of March, was experienced the scverest
storm that has swept the English coast for seye
raj years.
She left SOUTHAMPTON the morning of the 26tb
ut. Among her passengers is accredited agent of
the Il. r. b. who accompanied Head Centre Ste
phens in his fight through England to Paris, where
he arrived safely. He is probably on his way to
America. AT the time Of his departure from Ireland
Mrs Stephens arrived at Cork, en- route for America
but all the steamers and vessels were then under
watch by the authorities. Stephens himself was at
that time in London. Mrs. Stephens returned to
Dublin. and passed through England to Paris. The
Il. r. B.. agent says that there are2 0000 disciplined
in Ireland ready for orders to strike for freedom
The British in Ireland is forty thousand strong
but about half Fenians, and there is not a single
regiment in which there has not been arrests for
Penianism.
The prospects of war between Austria and Prus-
sia is increasing and the crisis is considered mmi
nent.
The cattle plague is the decline.
THE CHOLERA ON BOARD THE STEAMER ENGLAND.
HALIFAX, April 9.-The captain of the steamer
England reports that on Tuesday the first case of
cholera occurred since which time 160 more cases
have broken out and fifty deaths occurred. She was
ordered of by the Government, but owing to the
rapid spread of the disease, and the engineers being
sick, it was found impossible to proceed. She now
lies below the lighthouse. Part of the passengers
will be placed board the hospital ship, and shan
ties will be erected on the beach, There will be no
communication permitted with the ship. The au-
thorities are doing all in their power to relieve the
unfortunate passen gers There are three doctors to
look after the sick. The steamer has 1,2O2 passen-
gers and crew of 100. The passengers are princi-
pally German and Irish. The captain thinks that
the disease brought on board by the German pas
sengers.
Com mcrciaI Intelligence.
HALIFAX, April 9-Ths England" brings Liver
pool dates to the 29th. The Liverpool cotton mar
ket has declined z to 34d Sales Of the week 80 900
baSs &d@ ess % }d Thursday 5000 bales Mddns
Breadstufs closedidull. and prices tending down
ward.
which is declining.
Conypls closed at S6]4@86s4. United States 5-2Os
7lM1H.
The markets would be closed after Thursday until
Monday.
LIyERPooL, March 27.-The advices from America
are disappointing the hopes of those who looked for
a marked falling off in receipts and shipments The
cotton market became very fiat and but little business
has been doing.
American shares opened better especially U. S,
5-20's, which closed at 7l14@713l
Breadstufs-The weather during the past week
with drooping tendency in wheat.
Produce.-Sugar-lher has been no improvement
quiet refined Is Id@2s ID. Lngeed Oil firm.
LONDON Tuesday March S%nSnSari rt Is 4uII and "a
lower than on Friday. Coffee firm Teas are selling
at fair rates. Hemp is irmer. Tallow dull. Lin
seed Oil 4ls. Sd. Petroleum 2s. I'D.
New YORK, April 9-The steamer Havana, from
Southampton on the 29th, has also arrived
The following are the Liverpool markets of the
2sth.
COtton-The sales on Monday and Tuesday amount
ed to l0OO bales including 5000 bales to spectators
and exporters. The market is dull, with decline OF
14d, caused by the American advices and heavy re-
cciptS.
Breadstuf1s dull. Corn has an upward tenden-
cy: Mixed 29sG29s Sd, closing easier.
Provisions-Beef is quiet and prices steady. Pork
is steady. Lard is very dull Tallow quiet and
prices steady Bacon quiet
Produce-Ashes are firm and Pots are advancing
quoted at 36s. Sugar is inactive. Coifee-sales small
Rice steady. Rosin quiet at cts. Spirits Turpen-
tine firm. Petroleum quiet at Is 1d@2s Sd.