The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-11
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Cable Dispatches.

ROME, December 9.-Another one Of the
French regiments left this city yesterday,
on its return to France
PARIS, December 9.-The Pat,7e of this
morning, announces that the convention
on the subject of the Papal debt, the pro-
visions OF which have been for a long time
under discussion, has been formally signed.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 9.--An impc-
rial ullase has been issued, declaring all
relations of Russia with the Pope Of Rome
abrogated, and annulling all special laws
OF the Empire which have heretofore been
made in accordance with such relations
LONDON, December o-The Egyptian
Councdjl! has passed an address, culogizing
the officials of the Yiceroy in Egypt for
their zeal, courage aud ability in subduing
the Gambia revolt.
Dispatches from Gambia state that tho
Cretans arc submitting to the power a. tho
Turks, all means of further resistance hay-
ing been exhausted.
The report that the CI ctans had blown
up convent garrisoned by Turkish troops
Is confirmed, but the loss of life amonpthe
Turks was small.
LONDON, December S-Evening-Con-
soils firmly held to-day, at SSi@SS3. Five
twenties 69}M69s.
FRANKFORT, December S-Five-twenties
rate very steady in this market, at 756l755
cash and short credit.
LIVERPOOL. December 8-Evcning-, s.
Breadstuffs closed heavy. Wheat offered
at Id. decline for central, and corn at 39s.
Cd. for handsome American white.
LONDON, December S.-The Fenian trou-
still more alarming proportions, as it is
reported here to-day that in addition to the
troops already despatched to that island.
two cavalry regiments have been ordered
to leave immediately for the scene Of dis
turbance.
PARIS, December S.-La france news
paper, OF this morning, asserts that Maxi
milan has telegrapled to somo of the
physicians attending to the Empress Car
lotta to meet him at Gibraltar by the mid
die of December.
ED1HI URG, December Sin spite OF re-
peated denlals which have been made on
both sides, the Scotsman. TODAY rcitcrates
the statement that there has been some
trouble in the British Cabinet, and insists
that D Israeli, the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer, threatened to resign his post unless
the Government accepted the Reform Bill,
which is liberal in its provisions. The
scotsman, however, adds that Lord Derby
Tor more liberal policy on the part OF his
administration, and by this action q minis
terlal crisis WAS avoided.
LONDON, December 1O-Noon.-The
Times, in an editorial this morning. saws
the Fenians have been fairly check-mated,
e>llo tildI ~ WotllU Oo lnaCneSS on their part
to attempt rebellion.
Cardinal Cullen urges the Irish people to
obedience to law and the avoidance Of oil
secret societies.
Arrests still continue to be made. and
more artillery will leave for ireland soon.
PARIS, December 10.-The new Minister
to the United States, M. Bertheny. sailed
Tor New York on Saturday.
home, December 10.-Some Of the French
troops are still here, and will remain until
the end Of December.
LIVERPOOL, December 10-Noon. Cotton
market opens active, at Saturdays prices;
the sales to-day promise to reach lG. 900
bales-middling uplands lad.
LONDON, December 10-Noon.-Consols
SS4 Five-twenties 71i
MANCHESTER, December 1O-The Era7ni-
ne'. follows the Times, and calls for an
early and satisfactory settlement of the
Alabama claims. 1t believes the popular
voice is strongly i'll favor of an a1micable
adjustment.
LIVERPOOL, December 10.--The cotto:
market opens steady and firm, with a very
general inquiry. The sales will probably
exceed $4,000 bales-middling gulf 14sGe
14td.
LIVERPOOL, December 1O-1 P. Moot
ton brokers report an active market to day,
at full prices, though not quotably higher
Sales thus far reach Is, 900 bales Stock Of
American cotton very light.