The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22
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Dissolution of the Russell
Dissolution of the Russell
Cabinet Predicted,
TERRIBLE TIMES IN IRELAND
The Question of the Dutch Duchies.
ENGLAND's ADVICE SOLICITED

NEW YORK, March 22-S'3O A. Milne steam
ship AusLrGidsidn has arrived with Liverpool
advces of March 10th, via Queenstown, March
llth.
The United States steamer Cdndndaigua mad
sailed from Kingston for the north of Ireland.
The shareholders in the Atlantic telegraph
Company have unanimously adopted a resolu-
tion approving the arrangements OF the direc-
tors with the AngloAmelican Telegraph Com
pany for laying cable this year. Upwards of
100 miles OF cable are being manufactured per
week, and the last week in June Is fixed for the
Great Eastern to ieave SheeIness.
President Johnsor's speech in Washington is
meeting with very general applause. The Times
warmly euloeizes it; the Daily Ne1cs gives it a
very qualified approval, and bitterly denounces
Mr. Bancrotts Grafton.
In the House of Commons the Parliamentary
oaths bill was read a second time, after Dsraeli
had given notice OF an amendment, which will
make the oath recognize the supremacy of the
Queen and acknowledge allegiance to her
successors.
The reform question is actively discussed by
the people.
Mr.. Gadstone's announcement on the 18th
instant was anxiously awaited.
The Pail Mall Gazette assumes it certain that
the Russell Ministry must soon dissolve, whether
defeated on the reform question or not.
The Irish police continue to carry out their
extraordinary powers with great vlgor, and
many arrests are made. Nine men had been ar
rested at Cork Just as they had landed from
America Two Town commissioners at Queens
town had been arrested. There are various
rumors as to Stevens. One, that he very re-
Gently escaped to France, but the police believe
him still in Dublin, and keep up the search.
It is stated that the Austrian Minister of Fo-
reign Affairs has been authorized to make
fresh treaty with the Mexican Government
for the completion of his Austrian Volunteer
Corps for Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, March 10, Evening.-The political
news OF the day is unimportant.
Queen Victoria held her first court yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams we're present and the lat
tarf oh IN 0uppn hrG AlWar6 fa nf
the Assistant Secretary of Legation, and Mrs.
Montgomery Ritche, of New York, in London.
In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, applica-
tion was made for the release from custody of
the notorious George N. Sanders, now prisoner
for debt. His debts exceed 100000 sterling.
The bankrupt attributes his failure to the dis
appointment In the execution of contract with
the Confederate Government for the building of
and running iron-plated postal vessels. There
was no objection to his release, but owing TO
some ntormality in the notice the matter was
Io tpOL ed till the 23d
A Madrid despatch states that the Peruvian
war ships, ,Ledepe7adenciG and Huascar, proceeded
direct to the Pacific to take part in the ap-
preaching struggle between Spain and Chiu
and Peru.
Latest by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.-THE steamer Atlantic,
from New York, arrived at Cowes on the 10th
| instant, and the Otty Of Limerick arrived at
| Queenstown the same day.
| LONDON, March 1.-THE Sunday GGzehe gives
| u report JnaJ AusIrld mas Solicited tue gOOu
offices of England TO effect an amicable settle
| ment of the question of the Duchies. Earl
| Clarendon had refused.
The Gazette says the relations between Vienna
| and Berlin are strained very tightly but it is a
| long ways from a diplomatic conflict to a war.
The first sitting of the Conference on the Prln-
| cipalities was held in Paris on the 10th. All the
powers signing the treaty of Paris were present.
| The HUdltd RtSSe denies all the rumors of the
| concentration of Russian troops on the Pruth,
| not single regiment having quilted its winter
| quarters. The insurgents i'll Syria have all sub
| mitted to the Turks.
Commercial and Financial News.
LIVERPOOL, March 10.-Breadstuffs continue dull
| Flour in retail demand only and nominallY un
changed. Wheat N moderate request at the late
rates. Winter red, los a10s 3D. per GENITAL. Corn ia
and lower on the week. Mixed, 2Ss. Sd.
Beef in good request at full rates. Pork firm and
| arrivals cleared as landed Bacon los. higher
Hams higher. Lard in good demand; sales o.
Tallow IN good request, and Is. higher, American
ASS, @49s. Cd. Ashes higher. Pots Bis G82s Cd
Pearls, 35s 6d.@36s. sue ar firmer Coffee un
changed Rice active, anu Cd. higher. Oils in
active. Winter boiled Lnseed Oil steady at Ais G4ls
| 3d. Rosin easier. American common, 6s 81.97s
| 3D. Petroleum very dull; good refined 2s
LONDON MARKRTs.-Breadstu unchanged. IroI
| quiet Scotch pigs ADVANCED to So Cd g79s Sugars
firm. Coffee steady. Tea quiet but firm RicI
American held hlgner Petroleum offered at rs Id
9nGS Spirits OF FuFP m sd @
| demand. Sperm Oil, Sl2O offered.
Latest Markets.
| LIVERPOOL, March 10, Evening" Cotton-Sale
| to-day 1000 bales. The market is bdOyant, and
tri1e higher. Spectators and exporters took 750t
bales MddlinR Upiands, l99ls4c. Breadstufs quiet
Provisions firm.
LoNI ON, March TO- Evenmg.-Consols, S6i1187
y. s. 6'20s, 70S Illinois Central, 77s@7S4j Erie, So
| @54l
The Bank Of France has gained during the weel
nearly 10000 00Of. The Bourse was steady at 69i 70
BOMBAY, March 7-MaTkets UNCHANGED. Ex
change, 2s 1Bd. Freights 20 Liverpool, 60s.
CALCUTTA, March .6,-GOOds unchanged. Elk
| change, ~.