The national Republican., 1866-12-10
CABINET DISSENSION
INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
The Reception to Our Minister.
IoVEnBNfs or THE OPPOSING TROOPS.

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"a Foreign News by Cable. 9 .. - ..
TRAHcE-fHE MRxIoAN QUESTION. s.gs
| PARIs, Dec. Sit is said the French Gov
ernment has sent reassuring dispatches to
the United States Government in regard to
the Mexican question. ,r,s-7 ~. 'a'as, ;5.l. y
EsoLASD-fHRsArrSrD RrPruRE IN rHE BRIT
| IsH CABINET. a...'-.F .'IE
LONDON, Dec. 8.-It IL reiterated in various
circles that dissensions have occurred in the
Derby Cabinet on the reform question.
| --l, MARINE INrRLLIaRNcg. rlss-,r
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 8.-The steamship Persia,
from New York. arrived at Queenstown TO-
day. -..... .... ............. .tAr.tt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL 80
LONDON, Dec. 8.-Consols SO IA for money;
Five-twenties, Il; Erie, 46 "a; Illinois Cen.
tral, II IL. 2 sr- .-n
LIvERrooI, Dec. 8.--Cotton market firm;
sales to-day 10000 bales at lad. for Middling
Uplands. Breadstufs without change.
LATER Iz
GLASGOW, Dec. 8-evening.-A leading
paper asserts that D'Isreli having intimated
that bis resignation was contingent upon the
present Cabinet accepting liberal reform
bill, Lord Derby has conceded to D'Isrelis
views, and bill in accordance Herewith
will be placed before Parliament
LIvnRrooI, Dec. s-Saturday evening"
Two cavalry regiments have been sent to
Ireland TO suppress insurrectionary move
ments in progress there. Al
PARIS, Dec. Sit 10 asserted that dis
patches have been received from Maximilan
that he will land at Gibraltar about the goth
inst, and several physicians in attendance
on Carlotta will join him on his arrival.
RoNE, Sunday, Dec. 9.-The French troops
are still engaged in the evacuation of the
Papal dominions, and nearly all have left
Rome, taking steam transportation at Cevita
Vecchia.
The Convention between the italian Gov.
ernment and that Of the Pope, in reference
to the assumption Of the Pspal debt by Italy,
has been signed. ... -.. .
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 9-The Russian
Government has annulled the special laws of
the Empire in relation to the Church. 4
Diplomatic relations with the Papal Gov
ernment have been suspended.
LONDON, Sunday, Dec. 9.-Advices received
from Constantinople state that the means Of
the Cretian insurgents are exhausted and
that they are unable longer to resist the re-
pression measures Of the Turkish Govern.
ment.
Foreign News by Steamer.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 9.-The steamship City
Of Paris, from Liverpool November 20, ar
rived here to-day.
The London Globe hints at serious diff
Guilty between the British Government and
the Washington Cabinet in respect to the
duties of the latter in maintaining legitimate
and faithful neutrality in Fenian matters.
Several regiments Of British troops have
left for ireland. ..ls.
A Cork telegram Of the 26th ultimo
says that considerable alarm prevails there
and throughout Ireland. All the police sta
tions are barricaded, and military are being
dispersed about the country. The troops
were confined to the barracks under guard
last night. Hr
FRANcE.-Paul Chevalier, distinguished
French artist, died on the Gath ultimo, aged
65 years.
The extradition treaty between France and
England will, by agreement remain in force
until the lst Of September.
ITALY.-The candidates so far returned in
Venetia, as far as known, belong to the mod.
crate party.
ROMA convocation Of Catholic bishops
will assemble in Rome on June 20.
RUssIA.-The Minister of War has ordered
the conversion Of l62, 900 muskets to breech-
leaders.
The vicinity of Cronstadt was covered with
packed ice November 18.
Numerous bodies of Cretan insurgents had
taken refuge in Greece. Five days had been
allowed to those still offering resistance to
lay dswn their.
A &spacth from Greece says that Greek
troops had been concentrated on the Turkish
frontier.
A Bombay telegram Of the 23d Noyem-
Der reports the shipments Of cotton during
the fortnight at 1000 bales.
HoSo KosG. 0at 2s.-Tea quiet and
dropping.
Shanghai advices Of the 9th October re-
port disturbances among the Chinese SOL
diers at Nankin. A large number had been
beheaded for robbery Of the inhabitants.
The murderers of the captain and other
persons belonging TO the American schooner
Nubia had not been discovered.
The Westminster and J. Il. Boyd, tea ships,
had been wrecked.
End of Printers Strike.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 9.-The Printers strike
has ended, the publishers acceding to the