The national Republican., 1866-11-26
Gen. SHERMAN At HAVANA.
INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
A Suit Against General Butler.
A SENATOR ELECTED FROM ARKANsAs.

Arson and Death in Kansas City.
FROM EUROPE.
lBy Cable TO the Associated Prsm.l
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov. 24-An editorial writer in
the Times Of this morning believes the EN-
peror Maximilian has actually abdicated. He
looks for the Intervention Of the United
States Government as the ncxt step, as o
matter Of course, but hopes that good results
will follow. 1t is reported that twenty trans
ports will sail from Brest to bring home the
French troops, Immediately after the arrival
Of the next mail from Mexico.
LONDON, Nov 24-noon.-Fenian agita-
ton in ireland still continues. Many arrests
of persons and seizures Of arms have been
made. An American named McGillerny,
who was suspected Of being an agent OF the
Fenians, was arrested at Dublin to-day, and
imprisoned. Many others whom the author.
tiles have spotted will be Immediately ar
rested.
sPAIN-oUTBREAK ExrEcrED-RUNoR OF THE
QUEENS ABDIoATIoN.
PARIS, Nov. pa popular outbreak
against the Government Of Spain is liable to
occur at any moment.
There are vague rumors that the Queen
will abdicate to avert the threatened storm
IrALY-RArAzzI TO TAKE THE FoREIdN OFFICE
FLORENCE, Nov. 23.-1t is reported author
itatively that Ratazzi will succeed Baron
Ricasoli in the foreign Office.
FLoRKNcR, Nov. 24.-The Government Of
Italy will renew negotiations with the Pope
ut once.
IRELAND-ARREsr OF FENIANs IN LIMERICK.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A number Of persons
accused Of Fenianism have been arrested at
Limerick, and large quantities Of pixies and
arms have been seized by the authorities.
BERLIN-THE GOVERNMENT cEssURED.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The Chambers have
agreed in censuring the Government for the
sale Of the Cologne railroad without their
sanction. ...ra..
STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.
London, Nov. 23.-The money market is
slightly easier. Consols closed at 90 for
money. U. 8. 5-2O's, 70 "a; Illinois Central
7s 1-s; Erie, so.
LONDON, Nov. "a, noon.-The money mar.
ket is steady. Consols open at 90 for money,
The following are the current quotations for
American securities: U. 8. 5-20's, 10 "a; Illi
nois Central, 7s; Erie, 48 1-2.
LIvERroor, Nov. 23.-The market fol
cotton is unchanged. Lard tending down
ward.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. "a, morning.-The cotton
market opens quite active at yesterdays ad
vance, and with prospects of the days sale
amounting to fully 10000 bales. Middling
Uplands IA l-s.
The market for breadstuffs is firm.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov, "a, noon.-The steam
ship Australasian, from New York on the
l4th, touched at this port this forenoon
After landing mails and passengers she pro
ceeded to Liverpool.
CABLE NEWS OF YESTERDAY
lBy Atlantic Gable to New York Associated Press.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday, Nov. 25.-The steam
ship Louisiana, Captain Harrington, which
left New York on the 10th instant, arrived
here to-day.
LONDON, Sunday, Nov. 25.-The condition
Of the Mexican Empire is the leading topi'
in England and on the continent.
The Trieste papers say that the state o
the Empress Carlotta's health is unchanged
The London Sunday Gazette Of this morn
ing says the royal commission on the neu
trality laws will soon commence its sessions
Lord Crawworth will be President of tn,
Commission. Among its members will b,
Lord Houghton, Sir Roundell Palmer, Si
r. Phillimore DR.. Twiver and W. II. Greg
ory.
There are vague reports that the Govern
ment intends to send twenty militia regi
ments to Ireland.
PARIS, Sunday, Nov. 25.-It rumored to
day that the Imperial Commission appointed
to consider the organization of the Frencl
army will report in favor Of adopting tn
Prussian military system.
PEsrH, Sunday, Nov. 25.-The Diet hav'
adopted an address to the Emperor of Aus
tria, asking for the restoration Of the laws o
ls4s, and promising that the Diet will con
slider the wishes Of the Emperor as expressed
in his recent uscript.
by Gable to U. s. and European News Association
LONDON, Nov. 25.-'The Fenian agitation
continues, and it is rumored to-day that {
strong force Of English militia will he sent tc
Ireland to assist the regulars stationed there
in preserving peace.
An International Neutrality Convention
will soon be held in this city.
ELoRENCE Italv. NoY. 2h.-Tha aanart n