Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-01-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATER FROM EURoPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrest of Fenians-A Baltimore Ship Dis
abled-The Spani sh Insurrection-Severe
Storms at Sea.
PORTLAND, Jan. 25.-The steamship Hiber.
MAN, from Liverpool, on the 18th instant, via
Londonderry on the 18th, has arrived.
Cotton opened at decline OF Id. to I'd; but
partially recovered and closed hrmer, thong
az decline of dald. on American. Sales Of
bales
Middling, Orleans, god. Breadstuffs frmer.
Provisions steady. ConsUls for money, So KaS7.
flye-Twentles, Ga y a65.
Itis reported that twenty -one armed Feniaus
recently arrived at Sligo, and were immedi-
ately arrested.
The ship Worcester from Baltimore reached
Liverpool in very crippled state. She en-
countered fearful weather in the channel, had
her foremost carried away and was otherwise
damaged.
1t was reported that the Spanish insurgents,
under General Prim, had defeated the Govern
ment column under General Ooncha; but off,
cial dispatches represent that the insurgents
are discouraged and retreating. They also re-
port no change in the situation
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
five hundred and eighteen thousand pounds.
The weather in England had moderated, but
the effects of the recent gale continues to be ex-
biblied in disasters 10 shipping.
Owing TO the storms telegraphing between
Liverpool and London has been entirely sus-
pended.
Commercial and financial news from Lon
don is only 10 Thursday night.
The ship Joseph Holmes, from LIVERPOOL
for New Orleans, put into Holyhead. The
Paramount is ashore off Islay Sound. The Per-
STA, for Wilmington, and the Volant for New
Orleans, put back to Liverpool on the 18th in
slant.
The ship Resoluta, from Mobile for Liver
pool, put into Islay Sound in leaky condition
She had lost her mizzenmast.
The Lord Dufferi. put back to Liverpool
The ship Mountaineer, from Mobile on the
9th, has not been heard from since that date
The London Times and other Journals hay-
ing attributed the pressure in the money mar
ket to heavy exports to America on credit.
letters are published from commercial nen
-futng snch arguments, and showing that re-
mlttances have been most prompt and heavy.
The cotton receipts are SET off against British
exports;
and the bank rate remained at per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-Breadstufs-Flour in.
active and nominal. Wheat firmer; winter red
It's. Sda1Gs I'd. Corn quiet at 29s. a29s. I'd. for
mixed Proyisions-Beef quiet but firm. Pork,
no sales. Bacon firmer. Lard easier; sales
69s Tallow very dull, and 6d-a9d. lower.
Rosin frmer. Turpentine quiet at AS. Pc
trOleum quiet and steady.
1t is stated that Mr.. Gosche is to have seat
i'll the British Cabinet
Fenian trials are still progressing at Dublin
Byrne, the ex-warden of Richmond Prison,
is under trial for aiding the escape of Stevens
The military revolt in Spain under Gen.
Prim made no progress. The insurgents had
gained the mountains of Toledo, but Were
closely pursued. 1t was supposed that Gen.
Prim would disband them and attempt to
escape to Portugal. The insurgent garrison of
AyI!la reached Portuguese territory and dis
armed. Madrid is under martial law, but 1t
remains quiet. Considerable excitement was
occasioned by martial law being proclaimed at
New CASTILLO.
1t is reportedlthat n Barcelona crowds had
been dispersed by the military.
The Chamber of Deputies unanimously
solved 10 present a loyal address to the Queen.
The Emperor Of Austria restored their prop
erty, and guaranteed other concessions TO
parties who Illegally emigrated from Venetia.