The national Republican., 1866-10-15
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BELGIAN.
LORD STANLEY on The UNITED STATES.
Discussion of American Affairs.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
IBy Cable to the Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. l0.-It is rumored that the
plenipotentiaries of Prussia and Saxony have
amcably adjusted all difficulties, and that
peace negotiations have been concluded.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. lO-Cotton-Th market
is frmer, with sales to-day of 10000 bales.
Middling Uplands are quoted at l5d.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Consols closed at 80 IA
United States Fve.twenties, 81 l-2; Illinois
Central, 7S l-2; Erie, 4s.
LONDON, Oct. 13-Consols, 80 IA; Five
twenties, 20 l-2; Illinois Central Shares,
7s "a; Erie, 40 IL. Cotton unchanged /;
Middling Uplands, l5d. Breadstuffs frmer.
Provisions declining.
LONDON, Oct. ID. - Breadstuffs. - The
weather is again unfavorable and the bread
stuff market is !frmer for wheat and corn.
Provisions generally dull, with declining
tendency.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 13-The steamship Java,
from New York Oct. Sd, has arrived; also,
the ship Chancellor Jones, from New York
Sept. 18th.
BY STEAMER.
New YORK, Oct. l4.-The steam ers Amer
lea, from Southampton on the Sd; Malta,
from Liverpool on the I'd; and City of Bos-
ton. from Queenstown on the 4th inst, have
arrived.
Foreign news to the 4th inst. contains the
following:
At banquet in honor OF the cable layers
message was read from the Queen, confer
ring knighthOod upon Capt Anderson. Pro
fessor Thomson, and Messrs. Glass and Gan
ming, and baronetcy upon Mr.. Sampson and
Mr.. Gooch.
Electioneering movements in various parts
of England are reported looking toward the
possible dissolution of Parliament next
spring.
1t is stated that the wet weather in Eng.
land destroyed tenth part Of the whole
wheat crop.
The Woolwich arsenal has been leveled to
the ground by the explosion Of gun cotton
No lives were lost.
1t is reported that Lord Lyons will sue.
ceed Earl Cowley at Paris.
The case Of the seven rebel vessels seized
as property Of the United States has again
been postponed.
The inundations in France were subsiding
Great damage had been done by the floods
and the Emperor headed subscription with
hundred thousand francs.
Garibaldi has returned to CaIrera, and the
volunteers have been discharged. All is quiet
at Palermo.
The King of Hanover has prot ested to all
the Cabinets of Europe against an, ,exation to
Prussia, and appeals to all the Po wers to aid
him against oppression.
The insurrection in Gambia is still pro
crossing, and the insurgents are marching 8
upon the city of Gambia.
The Porte has recognized Prince Charles
as Hospodar.
The French Minister had protested against
Turkey ceding any ports in the Gulf Of
Euxine to America or Russia.
BATTLE BETWEEN CHRISTIANS AND EGYPrl ANS
ANOTHER BATTLE BETWEEN CHI RIsTIASs AND
TURKS.
Official intelligence from Ca ndi astates that
another battle had taken place, in which
1000 Christians and 1900 Egyptians ell
gagged. The former commenced the attack,
and drove back the Egyptians to the sea
shore, where they were received on board
vessels of the Turkish squadron.
A conflict between the Christians and
Turks at Heraclea is reported, in which the
former claim to have obtained the advantage
FEELING AGAINST PRUSSIA.
New YoRK, Oct. IA Paris correspond
ent asserts that notwthst anding the pacific
countenance which is assumed, there is in
high quarters q strong, if not stronger, irri
tation against the Prussians than at any pre-
yious period.
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