Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
F R O M T u ROPE,
Two Days Later News.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
REVOLT AMONG SPANISH TROOPS.
The Fenian Trials Progressing.
Two Days Later News
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA
REVOLT AMONG SPANISH TROOPS.
The Fenian Trials Progressing
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS. &C.

The steamship Helvetia, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool early on the morning of the 9th instant
| The steamship Java, from New York arrived at
| Queeestown on the afternoon of the 5th instant
GREAT BRITAIN,
The London Times refers to tho satisfactory aspect
| OF European affairs, and trusts the prospects of
lasting peace will have effect on the military
| administration of the European powers; and that
there will be allevation of these burdens which
everywhere weigh heavily The Times anticipates
| that by next January the Emperor Napoleon will
| have Withdrawn the French troors from Mexico as
| well as Rome?
| The Army and Ndrg Gazette, referring to its an
| nouncement last week of reductions in tho army
says: AT present what is actually decided upon is
| that each battalion in the United Kingdom shall be
reduced from twelve to companies. and regiments
abroad will be reduced in like manner on their re-
| turn home.'
| Mr. Bright's reform speech at Rochdale is univer-
sally regarded by the press Il modification of his
| reform demands, and indicative that he is pre-
pared to accept sEch moderate the Cabi-
net may be expected to propose. His political
enemies credit him with being far less offensive than
| in any of his previous speeches.
MaZ2ini is dangerously i'll in London,
The cattle disease is again increasing.
THE FENIANs.
A railway train in which the Lord Lieutenant of
| ireland and Lady Woodhousc were travelling was
| fired at by some unknown man near MuIlingar. The
driver of the engine had narrow escape the bullet
| striking the iron hood under which he was standing
it is assumed that injury to the Lord Lieutenant was
contemplated.
Two young men, named Henry Wilcox and John
Cleevor said lately to have returned from America
arrested for Fcnianisnl. Arms ammunition and
reasonable documents said to have been found
on them.
The special commission for the trial of Fenians re-
sumed its sittings at Dublin on the 5th inst.
The weekly returns of the Bank of France show
decrease in the cash hand Of twenty-five millions
of francs.
The Bank of France on the fth instant advanced
its rate of discount per cent, making it five per
cent.
The Senate and Corps LegiSlatif have been sum-
moned to assemble the 22d of January 1t is stated
that the opposition Deputies held meeting at Paris
to consider Intercourse of procedure in the approach
ing session. and that they decided to direct their
efforts chiefly to the Mexican question.
The Rentes on the 5th inst. closed at 6Sf 32c
SPAIN.
Two incomplete regim ent of cavalry, stationed at
Aranguez and Ocana, revolted on the 4h instant
Three of the superior and majority of the inferior
officers, took no part in the movement. General
Havalda, Minister of Marine immediately set out
from Madrid with strong column in pursuit of the
insurgents, who reported to be instgated by Gen.
Prim. They were retreating easterly toward the
mountains of Canenca. The movement has no i'm
portance and finds support among the people.
Madrid and the Provinces remained tranquil, but
it is reported that the troops confined to the bar
racks az Madrid.
The latest dispatches assert that Generals Prim,
Carlos and lahore at the head of the insurgents
that the movement organized by the Progressists
and that the cry of the insurgents viva Espar-
tero p viva Prim |"
After leaving 0cana, it is said the insurgents des-
troyed the bridges over the Tagus to delay the pur
suit of Zavalla. who at the time wss almost within
reach of them, being only one hours march in the
Madrid was perfectly tranquil, but reports were
current that martial law would be proclaimed there
AUSTRIA.
The ratifcations of treaty of commerce between
England and Austria were exchanged at Vienna on
the 4th instant.
INDIA.
Details of Bombay news to the 18th of December
say that many reports current of commotiOn in
the afghan States and along the PuDjaub frontier
There was no apprehension, however of any dis
turbance.
Some doubts felt respecting the stability of the
Bootan treaty of peace.
There were fears Of a famine in Bengal.
convention between England and Turkey, rela
tive to the Overland Telegraph to India. had been
signed at Constantinople, and sent to England for
ratification.
The Mkado of Japan gave formal sanct on to the
ratification Of treaty for opening the ports of 0ssad
and Riago, and they were opened the 1st of Jan
nary upon the terms of tho existing tariff with the
other open ports.
LONDON MONEY ET.-Notwithstanding the ad-
in the bank rate to eight per cent discount the
demand continued of mild character.
The Times city article attributes the condition of
the London money market to a series of unlimited
of m credi IN m will
any proportonate returns either in bullion or pro-
duce.
The English funds rather steadier.
Messrs Barings Brothers circular says that Amer
lean securities, in common with all others are de-
pressed.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York, January Sd. Frank Lowell,
at Flushing; Ayres c. James, at Antwerp Eva Gale
donian, Carol and Cleopatra, at Hamburg 1st Young
Rover, at Cadiz; 4th, Victoria, at Liverpool.
Arrived from New Orleans, January 5th, Dagmar,
at Liverpool
Sailed for New York. January 9Th, Hum boldt,
from Plymouth.
The ship Palinurus, from Liverpool for New York,
| was totoly wrecked near Holyhead. Crew saved.
The ship Albion, ashore at Stromness, is a total
wreck. Eight of the passengers and two of the crew
we're drowned. i- ~' md 90. p. r.
Tho ship Marianne Nottebohm, from New York
for Liverpool put into queenstown on the 5th inst.
| in distress. .-.
The brigantlno Flora Brewer. from Galveston for
Liverpool, put into Plymouth the Sd inst. serious
| ly damaged.
| The Henry, from Baltimore for Antwerp. put into
Plymouth on the 4th instant with loss of sails bull
warks, &c.
| The ship Guy Mannerins arrived safely at Oban.
1t is reported that the ship Guymana was lost on
the 3lst Of December, 'on Iona, the Island of
| Null.
IN.
| the Null and Coleusy, dismasted. The captain has
| gone to Glasgow for asssta nee.
Also. arrived, the 9th, from New York, Ann and
| Alice, at Pill.
Commercial Intelligence.
| LIVERPOOL, January 6.-Cotton-The regular
| eeky report of the Liverpool Cotton market was
| forwarded by the Nova Scntian.
STATE OF TRADE.-The Man chester market is mac
| tive and prices tend downward.
Breadstufs are dull and still declining, Messrs.
| Wakefield, Nash Co.. and Richardson: Spence Il
| Co.. report: Flour dull and nominal Wheat very
dull and 3D. lower winter red los 4d. CLOS 3D. Corn
| Provisions are dull. Messrs. Bigand Athya, and
| Gordon, Bruce 4 Co.. report: Beef steady. Pork.
ter quiet and steady. Tallow dull at 49sg4ss Cd.
rroduce;-The Brokers circular reports: Ashes in
easier and Cd lower Coffee and Riee Se 8T rm. Cod Oil
steady at $40 Rosin dull at lbs 6d@lSs Cd for Amer
Spirits Turpentine tends upwards; sales at AIS.
| Boult. English q Co; report: Petroleum quiet at
2s 9d@2s lid, for refined =.
| L0SDON MARKETS.-BarlngS' circular reports
| Wheat dull and Is. lower. Flour scarce; American
| 27s sd. Iron quiet and unchanged Sugar inactive
| and Is. lower. Tea had a downward tendency
| Rice inactive and unchanged. Talow quiet at AIS.
| I'd. Lnseed Cakes active. Spirits Turpentine tend
ing upward with sales at 46s. 3D. Petroleum quiet at
| 3s. 4d. for refined.
! LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
| LIvFRPOoL, Jan, 6-Cotton-The market closed to-
day with downward tendency in prices. Sales to-
| day 5000 bales.
| Breadstuffs are very dull. Provisions quiet and
| steady.
| MONEY AND SfocKs-Lonaon. Jan. 6-Consols
closed to-day Saturday at ST@S7 for money: o. s.
| 5-20's 6415. -...-.
The Bank of Holland has raisedithe rate of discount
! to 614 per cent.
l. Latest by the Asia.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 6, P. M.-The steamship Java ar
| rived here this afternoon.
The Bank of Holland has raised the rate of discount
| to 613 per cent.
| Hone KoNG. Deer 15.-Tea unchanged. Exchange
| As. I'd. a5.
SHAsGHAE, Deer 9.-Iea arm, Silks dull. Ex-
| change 6s. 254d. r-r a..
| LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
I LIVERPOOL, January 7th.-The steamship Fulton
from New York. arrived at Falmouth on the 9Th
| instant $40. ..E. -
The military revolt in Spain is not extending. 1t
is reported that General Prim commands the insur
| gents.
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