Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-06
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CUBA.
Head Centre Stephens i'm Paris.
THE THREATENED GERMAN WAR
American Bonds Advancing,
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. &c

New York, April 5.-The steamer Cuba has arrived
with advices from Liverpool to the 18th ult., via
Queenstown.
The advices from Germany continue warlike. II is
rumored that France, and England and Russia will
tender their mediation
Head Centre Stephens is the guest of Jno. Mitchell
The ex- Queen Of the French. the widow of Louis
PHILIPPE, died at Claremount on the 9th.
The French Corps Legislatif adjourned on the 9th
of March to meet again on the 4th of April.
The Belgian Chamber, by vote of 50 to 45 have
adopted reform bill increasing the number of Sena-
tors by four, and the Representatives by eight.
Shanghai advices of Feb. Dist represent the Nieuf
rebels less threatening toward the northern parts
They have oecasioned great ALARM and various plans
and vigorous preparations have been made for resist
ance. The French Municipal Consul at Shanghai
had been imprisoned for refusing 10 give up certain
documents.
GEEMAyY.
The Vienna and Berlin journals continue full of
warlke rumOrs of military preparations, &c.
1t is reported that England. France and Russia
have resolved to tender their mediation, and it has
been asserted that an English note has already been
sent to Berlin in the interest of peace.
GREAT BRITAIN.
It is now positively asserted that the Irish Fenian
Head Centre stephens, has reached Paris and is the
guest there Of John MITCHELL and that he will shortly
leave Havre for New York He quilted Ireland in d
sailing boat via Galway.
Fcnian affairs have received some attention in
Parliament. The Attorney General for Ireland said
with respect to the parties under arrest who had
come from America, he was ready to give favorable
consideration to their applications for release on
their promising TO leave ireland and return whence
they came.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Watkins asked if any
discussion had taken place between England and the
American government relative to Mr.. Chases propo-
stion for an international coinage by England
France and America? Mr.. Gladstone said he could
ind no evidence of any such question having been
raised.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that the Government in
tended to proceed with the reform bill regardless of
the proposed amendments. They would resist Earl
Grosyenors amendment, as it implied direct want
of confidence in the Government
The House had adjourn ed for the Easter holidays,
until the 9Th of April.
The stock of the Anglo-American Telegraph Com
pany, f6OO0OO is all subscribed and the books have
been closed. The manufacture of the cable pro-
gresses at the rate of l9 nautical miles per day.
FRANCE.
Napoleon has received the address of the Corps
Legslatif and made a speech accepting the vote of
the great majority as continued endorsement of his
policy. He spoke in favor of an extension of liber-
ty, calculated to strengthen and enlighten the Gov
ernment, not liberty which may become an arm to
undermine and overthrow it.
Commercial intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March -Evening-Cotton-Th
market is dull and prices declningsaes 5000 bales
including IGGO bales to SPECTATORS and exporters.
Midding Upands about j94d.
readStufs-Market dull and prices unchanged,
except for Corn, which closes firm.
Provislons-Ihe market is inactive. Tallow is
easier.
MONEY AND STOCKS
LONDON, March -Evenng-ConsoIsS S67s@87. U.
s. 5-2O's 7I1s@71A.
IsECOND DGsPATCH.l
LIVERPOOL March 22.-l2ottOn-Ghe market closed
dull with downward tendency.
The advices from Manchester are favorable, and
the market closed very dull.
BreadStufs had declined, but the market closed
firm. Corn is still declining.
Provisions closed inactive and difficult of sale, eS-
cept choice parcels which maintained previous rates.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Consols for money closed at TG54g165S I. S. Five
Twenties G5S9il2S.
The Bank returns show inoleasa in bullion of
Messrs Wakefield, Nash & Co., and Richardson.
tending downward. Wheat closed heavy but prices
unchanged. Corn closed WITH a2 upward tendency:
mixed 2Ss. 6d.@29s.
Proyisions-Beef closed quiet with a downward
closed easier and tenling doWnWard prices q. cd.
lower. Bacon 'sed inactive ana prices g. lower
and tending dCW ward. Butter closed dull bus
prices unchanged. Lard closed with downward
tendency and prices Is lower. Tallow closed steady
but unchanged.
Producs-~Ashes-Pots and Pearls closed frmer
with an upward tendency; sales at 3ls.g30s I'd. Su
gars closed easier but prices nchenged. Coffee
firm and unchanged. Rosin, common, closea sith
an upward tendency. Spirits Turpentne closed
quiet; prices unchanged Petroleum closed firm with
an upward tendency. Refined 2s I'd.