The national Republican., 1866-11-26

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affairs between the italian and Papal govern
ments is assuming a more conciliatory tone
TRIxsrA Nov. 2b.-The Emperor Maximil.
ian Is expected at Mirsmar in December.
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LrvERPooL, Nov. 25.-The cotton and
breadstuffs market closed firm on Saturday.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Nov. 25.-The money market
showed more frmness at the close OF business
yesterday.
Fersign News y the 0srmania.
NKw YoRK, Nov. 25.-The Germania, from
Southampton on the 14th inst, has arrived
Thirty-fve cases Of yellow fever, fourteen
Of which proved fatal, occurred on board the
Atrato, which arrived at Southampton from
the West Indies. She is in quarantine.
The Secretary Of Stately has proposed to
give reward Of fl5,OOO to snyder's family
for his breech-loading invention.
The cholera is diminishing in London.
The Emperor Of France has invited Prince
Napoleon to take part in the labors Of the
military organization committee.
The French Iron-clad squadron Is ordered
to be ready for departure on the 2sth instant.
1t Is stated they are to bring back the French
troops from Rome.
The Constitutional denies the statement
in the Memorial Diplomatique that Mr.. Ode
Russell had spoken Of the withdrawal Of the
Pope from Rome and his authority from the
British Government to offer hospitality to
his Holiness.
No cholera is reported in Paris.
The Emperor, Empress, and the Prince
Imperial have left Paris for Compeigne.
ITALY.
Mr.. Gladstone has written to the official
journal, denying the account of his interview
with the Pope, published by the italian
Courier.
Baron Bruck will be the Austrian ambas-
sador at Florence.
Intelligence received at Florence from
Rome states that It has been decided at &C.
cret consistory that IL the Pope be obliged to
quit Rome, hc will seek an asylum in Malta.
The ecclesiastical authorities of Malta have
received some official notification of this de-
cision.
The Paris Constitutional denies the state
ment made by the Gazette de France that
the insurrection had broken out in Barcelona.
The only plot had been discovered at Sara
gossa. Public order had not been disturbed
Later intelligence states that complete tran.
quillity prevails in Saragossa, and the Prov
inces Of Aragon and Catalonia.
In Switzerland the Independent party
have triumphed in the elections. The Grand
Council is composed now Of SO Independent
and Al Radicals.
PRUSSIA.
The Finance Minister has presented the
budget for 1867. 1t is stated that the 81
SOC, 900 thalers has been paid into the treas
ury. The revenue of 1866 showed l6s, 1904.
900, including 100000 derived from war
contributions, thereby exceeding the esti.
mates by 7,250,0O0.
DENMARK.
The King opened the Rigsdoy in person.
He said bill for the dowry Of the Princess
Dogmar would be introduced.
By the treaty Of peace between Austria
and Prussia, Prussia had undertakes to re.
store North Schleswig in SO far as the popu-
lation, by free voting, pronounce themselves
in favor Of such step. Our hopes have ever
been directed to this object Denmark sees
in the proposed settlement Of the question
proof Of the friendship Of Prussia.
JAPAN.
The war is supposed to be terminated.
The Japanese had purchased several steamers.
1t is proposed to levy one shilling duty on
gold per ounce.
Telegraphic communication has been
opened with Wentworth, forming the first
direct line to Sydney. 49,.
Judge Magruder and the Civil Rights Bill
Baltimore Cloarances-Movement OF
Republicans.
[By the Uuitsd States and European News Association
BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-some weeks since, in a
case before the Circuit Court Of Anne Arundel
county, Judge Magruder refused to allow the svi.
uonco VI ooaoicu WSmAh W W fooeNeuy btutinH
that according to the laws Of Maryland no negro
could testify in any whore one Of the parties to
the suit was white person. He also declared that
the civil rights bill was unconstitutional.
On Saturday hs was taken before United Statel
Commissioner Brooks the charge Of violating th,
provisions Of this act. He declinsd an examina
tion, and gave bonds to await the action Of the
United States grand jury in December. It Is in
tended to make this case tost question as to th.
constitutonslity Of the civil rights bill, as Judgs
Giles decision will bo appealed from and tho cas-,
taken to the Supreme Court.
Among the clearancss from thisport on Saturday
were steamship Carroll for Liverpool bark Cricket
for Rio Hanoverian bark Aristides, for Havre
British bark Delaware. for Dsmsrarai and bari
Aurelis Gerhing, for Montevidso.
A number Of Republicans hero are making ar
rangsmsnts to visit Washington on Saturday nsx
to join in the welcome to Congress.
Petitions asking Congress to impsach President
johnson wore received here on Saturday by sevsra
prominent Republicans, and are being distributed
for the procuring Of signatures.
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