Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-20
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TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
F RO M { u ROPE.
Four Days Later News.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN.
The Fenian Trials Concluded.
GREAT o0NFLAGRATION IN LONDON
The Cattle Plague Still on the Increase.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIAN
The Fenian Trials Concluded
The Cattle Plague Still ON the Increas,
APPREHENSIONs OF THE POPE.

PORTLAND, Jan. 19,-The steamship Nova scotian
from Liverpool the 4th, via Greencaste on the
9Th, has arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN-THE FENIAN TRIALS
The Fenian trials have been concluded at Cork.
On the I'd several more prisoners convicted, were
sentenced The trials of the remainder of the prison
ers were adjourned to the assizes and many were
liberated on bail. Jno McCafferty and William
Mackay, being aliens, were admitted to bail on their
own recognizances. The judge told them that if they
left the country they would be called for trial.
These men were cheered through the streets by
large crowd.
GREAT FIRE AT LONDON.
great fire had occurred at St. GATHERINGS Dock
warehouses in London. The loss was immense, con-
ssting principally of hemp, jute, taow, etc.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The official returns for the week ending Dec 30th
show large increase of fresh cases of the cattle dis
ease. For the previous week the number of caseswas
6252, and in the last week of December. 1893 The
number in Yorkshire. was l,456; and in Scotland,
1875.
The Emperor Napoleon gave his usual New Years
reception TO the Diplomatic body.
The London Times anticipates that by next Janu-
ary the Emperor Napoleon will have withdrawn his
troops from Mexico, and from Rome.
ITALY.
The Pope received the congratulations of the French
army the lst of January, He returned his thanks
and said it would probably be the last time he could
bestow his blessing them. He feared the enemies
Of the Church would go to Rome after the departure
of the French troops.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, January 4-Cotton-Sales for the four
days past. 2500O including 5000 bales to spectators
and exporters. The market is frmer with an ad-
vance of q q.
Breadstufs-.The market is heavier, with but light
inquiry and prices are weak Fouris dull and easier
Wheat is very dull and has partially declined ID
Corn Corn Is inactive with slight decline; Mixed 29s Cd.
Provisions The market is inactive Beef has been
quiet and prices steady. Pork is quiet and prices
steady Bacon is heavy and has declined l@2s
Produce-Sugar Is quiet and prices steady Coffee
small.
LoNDoN MARKETS, January y4,,--Breadstuffs are dull
and easier Sugar steady; Coffee quiet and steady.
Spirits Turpentine is frmer at 46s@47s.
MONEY AND STOCKS
ConsolS closed at S71S@S7t4 for money The Bank
of England has advanced its rate of discount today
to 5 per cent. United tates sos 65G65H.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-ConsOls closed at S6346.S67s for
money. The money market is fiat, under the ad-
at 6i1a. -'''0 'O-1"'
THE LATEST.
LIyERPooL, Jan. 5, (per telegraph to Greencastle)
Cotton-Ihe sales of the week foot up 55 900 bales
Inc market opened buOyant at the first of the week
with an advance of 20 Id 2 H., which advance was
subsequently lost the market closing with partial
loss OF Ad 10: on the week, owing to the advance
England. ~ Va
The authorized quotations for Cotton are as fol-
lows Fair to mddling New Orleans 22346g203ld: do.
Mobile, ~ 4@2e4d; do. Uplands 22d to 2OI&d The
sales to-day lEriday) were 5000 bales the market
closing dull The total stock in port is 4O2 500 bales
including 10000 bales of American Cotton
The ship Rodman. Pratt from Liverpool for BaIti-
more, was in Ballins Kettig's Bay dismantied. if
the weather moderated she might hold out.