New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Great Britain.

The political news is meager.
The recent frighful gales have caused the following
disasters 10 American shipping:
The steamer ST. Andrew which left Liverpool on inc
30th ult for New York put back TO Ennishayen Light
near Londonderry. and landed the crew OF tue snip
Pleiades from Riehibucto for Belfast winch was
The ship ]. p Wheeler, from New.York for the
CLYDE put into Oban the 3lst ut, leaky; had lost
her sails and bulwarks and was much damaged, ana
her crew were disabled. On the 3Oth, off the Null OF
Galloway spoke ship Guy Manuerlng which requested
her to remainby her and take OF the crew, but she
was lost sight Of during the night
Ship Harvest Queen, from Liverpool for New-Nork
put into Belfas. on the 3d. bulwarks damaged &c.
ship Emerald, from Liverpool for New-Iork, put
back on the I'd eaky lost her sails rudder sprung and
must discharge.
Brig otter from Philadelphia for Havre was totally
wrecked in Clew Bay. near Westport. Part of her
cargo IL was expected. wOnld be saved.
shin New World, from Liverpool for New York, put
back on the LIST; os1 her sails and leaky.
Ship Rodman Pratt, from Liverpool for Baltimore,
was in Ballinskilgo Bay dismasted The captain had
teegraphed for TUG. II the weather moderated she
might hold out. The crew were landed.
Ship Leander. from New.YOrk for Liverpool ran
ashore near CroOkhayen the 3lst u but got of on
the 3rd inst, and was not making much water.
Ship Meridian, from New.York for london was
abandoned off Cape Clear the LIST inst crew saved
Ship Swaney from New. York for Queenstown, put
into harmony the 30h ult cargo shifted, foremost
sprung &C.. crew exhausted, employed hands 10 pump.
Ship John Fyie received considerable damage on the
CLYDE from collision, and would go into harDor.
Mr.. Bright had made another great speech on the
Reform question at Rochdale. He expressed the belief
chat Earl Russell had taken up the question OF reform
with the energy of 80 years ago The meeting adopted
memorial TO Parliament praying for an extension OF
ihe franchise and voting by ballot.
The FIRE az 81. KathaTines Dock, London, was
one of the most disastrous for years An official es
mate Of the damage has not yet been ascertaned but
the latest unofficial estimates run as high as 100000
There is little doubt but shat 1t was incendiary.
TIE says the Colonial Office leaves the JaInalci
Inquiry Commissioners quite free to conduct the inquiry
IN their own way.
Crewe Hail. the residence Of Lord Crewe and one o
the finest Elizabethan buildings in England wa
destroyed by fire. The loss was estimated at $4,000
sterling.
Tie London Times editorially urges scceeration il
the Of the repayment of the national debt whel
at the present rate will not be exiineuished till IN
year 10 II quotes the propositions for the speed,
repayment of the American de6t an incentive.
Saterthwates Circular Of the evening OF the Sd
Since last the market for American securities has
usual at this time Of the year. been very inactive
On higher quotations from eW York i've @ pties fay
improved nearly 81, closing 65l d65i. Illinois Gen
tral is now quoted. ex-divaend, at 77td7s equvaen
10 an advance of per cent But Eries after imprOv
iDg ], close fiat at undV last week, or 56!ajZ