Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-27
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LATEST FROM ALL QUARTERS

LONDON, November 26.-Iwelve thou'
sand breach-loading rifles are to be sent
by the British Government to Ireland for
the use of the constables. Arrests OF
Fenians continue to be made in Ireland,
and the troops are vigilant. The national
troops in Ireland are ready to move at a
moments warning.
Proposals for some posts of the Mica
raguan route have been allowed The
Times considers that the entire scheme
will be divided between the governments
of England, France and the United
States.
There has been renewed fighting in
Gambia. 1t is said the Turks are being
badly beaten, and suffering greatly, no
less than three thousand having been
killed and two thousand taken prisoners.
LIVERPOOL, November 26.-The bark
Alice Gray, from Bangor, Me-, has been
lost at sea. The mate was drowned, but
the rest of the crew were saved.
Cotton market unchanged; sales to-
day, 10000 bales; middling uplands,
l4Id breadstuf market firm
LONDON, November &c -Consuls 9Oc
for money 5-2Os, lie.
RICHMOND, Nov pa Havana letter
of the Goth reports that the Susquehanna
with Sherman and Campbell on board
would leave for Mexico on the 22d. 1t
also states that the quarantine of vessels
from New Orleans had been removed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-1t is ascer
tanned that Macmillan is held to power
in Mexico by looking for another civil
war in the United States, being so ad-
vised by his agent, Degallado.
The receipts from exports foot up
500, 100000 for the past fiscal year.
They fall below the estimate thus far for
the present year, viz: sl75,O0O,0 900.
Many Southern members of Congress
elect are arriving. Senator Roberts, Of
Texas. is here to attend the convention
of Southern planters, which will be held
to consult the best means TO secure pay
ment for the cotton taken from them by
the Treasury agents.
The Presidents message will be sent
to Southern editors Wednesday under
seal
Sec. Seward sent dispatch Of FIVE
thousand words yesterday over the cable,
to Minister Adams, at London, on the
subject of damages by the Southern
privateers.
A company is forming here aud a
2 New York to ask of Mexico a grant for
railroad from Cemargo to Mazstlan, to
connect with the South Pacific Railroad
Minister Romero favors the project
Fremonts interview with 0rtega, while
in New York, lost him all hopes Of a
grant connecting with the Southwest
Missouri Railroad.
CHICAGO, November 26.-The Board
of Public Works will, tomorrow after
noon, break through the narrow wall sep
arating the lake and shore ends Of the
tunnel. 1t is expected that the masonry
will be finished by Saturday next
The Sioux City Journal has informa.
ton that the Indians are again becoming
troublesome along the river above that
point. Several Mackinaw boats contain
ing miners have recently been attacked
and some passengers murdered.
The Dakotah, of Yancton, says two
men were recently murdered near Fort
Shelly by the Indians, and that paper
also expresses approximations of extern
sive troubles in Dakotah.
New YoRK, November 26.-Money is
a shade lower, with light demand for
loans; rates steady at per cent on
notes. Discount quiet at per cent for
choice. Stocks generally advanced
Foreign exchange, quiet There is a
scarcity of New York bills, and a mode
rate supply of cotton bills coming from
the South The bank statement is much
more favorable than was anticipated. In
loans there IS a decrease Of nearly So
100000, and in deposits an increase Of
800, 600 The decrease in legal ten
ders is 81, 80, 900, a much larger one
than was expected.