The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-03
BY Atlantic Telegraph,
THE REnE1LfoN In 1RILAN1

s LoNDoN, November ao.-A gunboat left Sheer,
ness me- yestorday and another will leave to-day
them large supply of arms and ammunition, to
.Sbe used in the suppression Of the Fenian out
!break... No more arrests have been made.
SDARIs,. November 3O-Eyening.-It ,is reported
3 TINT steamer has left havre to intercept the
y Epgeror Maximilian on his voyage from Vera
4 LISBON, November 90-Evening. large United
~ States squadron is now concentrated off this port
y. ~ - LONDON AND LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
F :IIYEnPooL, November 90--Noon.-The Brokers
bales The saios to-day hnvo been TO- 600 bales.
\ UPlands. Market for breadstutfs unchanged.
~ LONDON, November 29-Noon.-Consols 692.
xEries 49, Illinois Central, X. Five-twonties, 70i
IIvEnpooI, Docembor THE cotton market is
), without quotsble change. The market for bread
s. LONDON, November -Evening.-Consols 500;
7oa; Eries a6; illinois Central 76a.
market weak. Wheat declined 3D. per oontai.
Corn unchanged; Mixed Western Sss. I'd. Provis-
Won market o9sor, but we Lotto no particular de-
fsaay at Is 5d.a1s. Cd. per gallon.
LONDON, November 80. 1t is said that Secretary
nsa on 81 ae TO the
lion of Mexico.
II3snPoo1., December 1.-The Cunard steamship
Java, which sailed from Boston November 81, ar
jtired here this morning.
1oNDoN, December 1.-Queen Victoria and suite
lIenI 10 WOlVernanptOn tO-uny, Wnere she look tho
hief.part in the eoromony Of unveiling the statue
lofs Prince Albert. Immenso crowds of people were
present, who extended an enthusiastic welcome to
& sHes Queen.
81 hlgBoN, Decombor 1.-The famous Afiantonbmah
: pdspthor vessels belonging 10 the United States
syI, are now riding IN this harbor., 1t is ascer-
3ined that they will sail in a fow days, though
3sir destination is unknown.
LpNDoN, December 1.-Thero is q Vague rumor
as the chief organizer, Stephens, lately arrived
lfers, and Is now secreted there. It is report
8sSo2 good authority, that Mr.. Bigcow, the
1nited States Minister at Paris, rocontly read to
tasch from Secretary Seward. This dispatch, SO
report goes, implicitly required Franco to fulfill
: the engagements she had entered into with regard
i to Che Iextan question. The Emperor, however,
II LIylRpooL, December 1.-The Cotton market is
II ,hhout quotable change. The market for Bread
stfts ls somewhat easier, and corn has declined to
4 AsSs. and Cd for Mixod Western. Pork also tend
ling downward.
LONDON, December Tho Money market is
s5{ptet and steady Consols open at 99S for money.
american Securities, with the exception Of Five
Tenty Bonds declined since last report Our
UT rate for Five-Twentios, 10Y; Illinois Central,
n; Erie, 45h.
'j YARIs, December 2.-The reception of dispaLch
"A he1e from America announcing the occupation Of
Matamoras by United States troops has caused o
"a marked sepsation.
4 NoNDoN, Doeember ALI regular troops in this
AeiH will be strictly confined to the precincts Of
1thpir barracks during the Reform Meeting, which
3takes place tomorrow t9Lcnday).
~ kieut. Mauroy, late Confederate Naval Com
A gandor, has arrived in London.
4 IT If quite probable that troops will be sent to
y tyorpool and Glasgow on account of the bad feel
inS that prevails among the Irish in those cities.
3a0yernment officers in Ireland.
81 sSLIvERPooI, December 2.-The Steamship Pal
siyra, from New York, has arrived ont.