The national Republican., 1866-10-22
the PRESIDENT VISITS BALTIMORE.
he ATTENDS the PLENARY COUNCIL.
GOVERNOR SWAMI and The COMMISSIONERS.
FROM EUROPE.
tBy Cable to the Associated Press. !

FROM EUROPE.
tBy Cable to the Associated Press.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.-The steamship Cuba,
from Boston, had arrived out.
LONDON, Oct 2O.-There is no news Of gen.
eral importance to-day, worth telegraphing.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2O.-Cotton sales to-day,
$4,000 bales Middling Uplands Is lad.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Oct. 20.-Consols closed at SO 1-2
for money. American securities closed at
the following quotations: U. 8. 5-2Os, 60; H.
linois Central, 7s IA; Erie shares, so 1-2.
Interesting News by Steamer.
FARTHER PoNr, Oct 2O.-The steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool on the 1lth, via
Londonderry on the I2th has arrived off
here.
| Beyond comment incidental to the impos-
ing reform demonstration and speech of Mr..
Bright, there is nothing Of political moment
from England. The London Daily NetDs
says the Leeds demonstration, both in num-
bers and organization, is admitted to be
more imposing than any Of the demonstra-
tions that preceded it.
The London Telegraph says it is ,,rumored
that Garibald intends visiting England in
November, but that the rumor is unfounded.
The same journal asserts that the state Of
affairs in Candia every day become less Sc
rious.
The cattle plague had made its reappear-
ance in several places in the counties Of
Grisons and Schauffh hansen, in Switzerland
The Empress Of Mexico had arrived in
Trieste from Rome. A letter dated Oct. 2,
published in the Lyons papers, says: The
Empress Of Mexico is the subject Of much
conversation here. Yesterday, at Q o'clock
o. M, without requesting an audience, she
presented herself at the Vatican to see the
Holy Father. She was received imme-
diately, and is said to have presented q petit
ton to the Pope praying him to sanction
everything her husband, as the Emperor Of
Mexico, had done, with respect to religious
matters. The story goes that the Pope pos
itively refused to do so, when the Empress
declared she would not leave the Vatican il
the request was not granted. The writer
adds that he cannot guarantee the authen
ticity Of all this, but he is certain the EN-
press did not quit the Vatican until
o'clock in the evening. She then retired
to the private study Of the Pope, and his
Holiness continued his daily usual routine
leaving the Empress, with her lady, in wait
, ing.
The evacuation Of the fortresses Of tn
Quadrilateral by the Austrians and their oc
: cupation by the Italians was progressing.
, An ARRAY took place at Verona between
!. some Austrian troops and the inhabitants
but perfect order was soon restored.
PRUSSIA.
Rumors were again current that negotia
| A. IL L -. .lo1l loA,
4 Saxony. Also that the King Of Saxony ha
, agreed to cede the fortress Of Konigstein t
d Prussia, and to place the Saxon army unde
1 Prussian command.
:. A semi-official denial was given at Berli
to the statement that Prussia had opened n,
gotiations with Austria on the Eastern que
ton. The Berlin correspondent Of the Lor
y don Times says that the Prussian troop
i ordered to the frontier Of the Danubian priI
y cipalities have, by an Imperial order date
y September 26th, been arrested on their wa
o thithei.
still Later Per Steamer.
r. New YoRK, Oct. 2l.-The steamship He
n man from Southampton on the 10th instar
10 has arrived at this port.
., The details Of her news are interesting.
OF the great meeting Of the working class
=, 70 at Leeds the Times says Certainly no p
" litical movement for long time has q
tracted so much attention as was proved q
"A Monday by the collecting together of I
Of great multitude in order to discuss and su
IN port the principles Of the manhood suffral
q association which has been established
to Leeds.
ID The London Star says fifteen thousal
u were present. Many speeches were MAJ
y !. and resolutions passed. Bright made apo
Of erful speech.
About thirteen hundred English volu
teers have availed themselves of the invit
OF ton to the Brussels fetes. Lords Lnds'
~ N and Burrey are in command.
IL Il. Lord Cowley will continue Ambassador
es Paris for some months.
Oh The cholera still continues in London al
n in the North.
r. Three ships have arrived at Nioola Jews
from Hamburger, with material for the RI
in so-American telegraph. The entire mater
H. is in excellent condition.
I'd The Moniteur denies that the Empel
he and Empress will go to Pampluna
lis Alarming reports are current in Paris CT
cerning the state of health Of the Empr
" Of Mexico.
er The ratified treaty has been sent to Wien
at with 100000 forms in treasury bonds
"A "A payment of the indemnity.
"o RUSSIA.
Thirty-four persons are compromised
to the disclosures at Karakasoff's trial-one
lis been condemned to death and fifteen to
he lie in Liberia.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has decided to renounce
in title Of King of Lombardy and Veneta
on PRUSSIA.
The law incorporating Frankfort to