The national Republican., 1866-11-19
PASTOR REMOVED FROM HIS CHARGE
The RACES At THE BALTIMORE HORSE FAIR.
BURNED AT PETERSBURG
FROM EUROPE.

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QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-The steamer Vir-
ginia, from New York on the Sd inst, has
arrived here.
LONDON, Nov. 17-noon.-The London
Times Of to-day says in an editorial: The
Government has no present intention to refer
the Alabama claims to the consideration Of
tho Royal Commissioners. The design is,
the Times continues, to empower such CON-
mission to institute inquiries in regard to the
neutrality laws, without prejudice to the
Alabama claims, which are still under con-
sideration. Lord Crawworth, it was thought
would be President Of the Commission.
LrrsHrooL, Nov 17-noon.-Cotton, Mid
ding Uplands, opened at lad.
LONDON, Nov. 17-noon.-The following
are the opening prices Of American securi-
ties:
Illinois Central shares, II al Eric shares,
40 IL; o. 8. 5.20's, 70 IA. Consols for
money stood hrm at yesterdays quotations.
Foreign News by Steamer.
New YoRK, Nov. ls.-The steamer Bel
Iona has arrived from Havre.
Tho steamer City Of Boston, from Liver
pool on the 7th, and Queenstown on the
9Th inst, has also arrived
Lord Derby told a deputation on the sub
ject Of the Atlantic and Pacific railway
through Nicaragua that the undertaking was
most important international one, and said
ho should bring the matter before his col
leagues.
Sixteen Senators have been appointed for
Venetia.
Victor Emmanuel has issued decree re.
leasing several prisoners in different parts ol
the kingdom.
A dispatch from Bucharest says great en-
thusiasm was manifested on the return OF
the Hospodar. The Emperor had received
the Imperial Guard of the Pans garrison in
the Bojs de Boulogne The affair passed of
in the most brilliant manner.
MILAN, Nov. 6.-The Perseverance, State
elections which have Just taken place in the
provinces Of Twehtino for Deputies to the
Tyrolese Diet, all resalted in the return ol
members favorable to the union OF the Tyrol
with Italy. These Deputies further added
their declared intention not to sit in the
Tyrolese Diet. The inhabitants of Twentinc
have sent an address to the Venetians to bt
presented on the occasion Of the entry o
King Victor Emanuel into Venice.
| PARIS, Nov. 7.-Negotiations for the mp
portionment OF the Pontfcial debt arc still
being carried on in this city. There is reason
to believe that they will shortly be brough
to conclusion satisfactory to all parties.
Negotiations for treaty of commerce be
tween France and Austria, which have beer
opened, will shortly be continued in Vienna
1t is believed that they will have favorable
ISSUE
The Mexican Government so far from en-
tcitainins feeling.' of anxiety or hesitation
is redoublins its effort. for carrying out en-
ergetically the task undertaken by the Elm
peror MaIimilian.
DRESDEN, Nov. 7.-Al the Saxon troop
in this city, with the exception Of two hun
dred Of each battalion, have been dsmsset
on furfough.
Ten thousand Of tho Prussian troops have
been sent home.
BSsLIs, Nov. 6.-The Erentng Nortl
Geneva Gazette, commenting on the politi
col programme OF Baron Won Beust, tn
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs, says
"lf Austria has, indeed, resolved upon III
exclusively defensive policy she should a
once avoid every step likely to create dis
| quietude among other powers"