The national Republican., 1866-12-31
ny the Atlantic Cable.

~ enC htASntAC OSUAcs
LONDON, Dec. 25.-The Henrietta arrived
at Cowes at five o'clock forty-fve minutes on
Tuesday afternoon.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The Fleetwing arrived
ct Cowes at two o'clock this morning. The
vesta arrived at three o'clock thirty minutes
this morning.
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-The arrival at Cowes Of
the yacht Henrietta, the winner of the great
sweepstake ocean race, was announced yes.
terday. At an early hour this morning the
other contestants, the Fleetwing and Vesta,
made their appearance, the Fleetwing arriy.
ing one hour and half in advance of the
Vesta. The Henrietta made the trip, calcu.
lating the difference between London and
New York time, in 13 days, % hours and SO
minutes thus beating the Fleetwing eight
hours and fifteen minutes, and the Vesta
nine hours and forty five minutes. The mem
bers Of the Royal Yacht Club and others will
give the Americans o formal and suitable
reception. The race and its results, together
with the extraordinary time made by the
yachts, is creating N extraordinary sensation
in England and France. ~ .,gfr.'.
LONDON, Dec. 27-Noon.-The yacht
Fleetwing lost six Of her crew and her glib
boom on the 10th inst, when it was blowing
q perfect hurricane. The yacht Vesta is all
right and would have arrived at Cowes
error Of the pilot III Times to-day com.
pliments the AmericanSSuachtsm for the
skill they displayed in &S management of
their crafts and for the fast time they made.
LoyDoS, Dec. 26-Evening.-The best
run that the yacht Henrietta made in one
day was 280 miles, and the least run she
made in one day was lib miles. She made
the entire passage across the ocean with but
one tack, and did not lose even rope. The
Henrietta is everywhere looked upon as one
Of the best and fastest yachts that ever
crossed the ocean, and is greatly admired by
everybody.
LONDON, Dec. 27-Evening.-A rovsl
banquet will be given the American yacht.
men on Friday.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The friends and sympa.
thizers with Gordon and others, who were
executed during the negro rebellion in Ja.
maica BY order Of Gov. Eyre, have brought
the matter into the courts, which will nov
Judlciaily determine his responsibility
therefor.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 26.-Cotton-sales esti
mated at 10000 bales, and closed dearer,
LONDON, Dec. 26.-The quotations Of Ameri
can stocks are as follows: Fve-twentes, 70 A
4
LONDON, Dec. 26.-It Is confirmed that the
French expedition to Corea has proved .
total failure.
Consols closed at 90 for money; Illinois
Central, 7S "a; Erie, 46 l-2; Five-twenties
72l IA.
LIvxRrooL, Dec. 26-Evening.-S Of
cotton to-day foot up Ii, 900 bales, the market
closing with an advance of lad. Middlinp
Uplands are quoted Mt Ia 39d
vienna, Dec. 27-noon.-It is rumored
here that changes are about being made in
the Cabinet. p
LONDON, Dec. 27-noon. - Consols are
quoted at 80 3-8 for money; U. s. 6-2O's
72 l-2; Illinois Central, 70; Erie, 46 IA.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27-noon.-Cotton- il
estimated that the sales to-day will reach
$4,000 bales. Middling Uplands are quoted
at IA 3-Sd.
LvKRPooL, Dec 27-cVening.-Ar
Steamships America and Europe.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27-evening.-Ap panic il
reported at Minorca, owing to runor that
the United States had demanded its cession
from Spain.
Mazzini has issued q stirring call on the
Romans, to rise and proclaim the Republic
Of Italy.
Cotton steady at IA 3-Sd. for Middlinp Up.
lands. Sales $4,000 bales Five-twenties
70 l-2.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27.-The steamship Den.
mark, from New York, arrived here this fore.
noon.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 28.-Gen. Millen de.
nounces Head Centre Stephens, Of the Fe-
nian organization, in strong terms, and saws
he is humbug and cheat.
[LATRRl
FLORENCE, Dec. 2S.-The italian Govern.
ment has demanded indemnity from the
Porte for the firing Of siI italian steamers
by Turkish man of the Island Of Gambia
MADRID, Dec. 2s.-It is said that the Span.
ish Cortes is about to be dissolved.
PARIS, Dec. 28.-Adyices from Corea state
that the French troops have captured the
Notifications and city Of Kang Hun.
LIvKRrooL, Dec. 2s, p. m.-The ship Jas
Foster, jr., Capt. Abel, from New York
Dec. II, arrived here to-day. She sailed
from New York at about the same time with
the contestants in the ocean yacht race.
OssoRSK, ISLE OF WIoHr, Dec. 29.--Queen
Victoria has extended an invitation to Com
modore McVicker, Of the New York Yacht
Club, and the owners and masters of the