The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-25
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PORTLAND, January 25.-The Hibe gnidn, from
f., Liverpool January H. via Londonderry Janu-
ary IL, has arrived here. The Damascus, from
Portland, arrived out on the 10th. The America,
from New York, arrived out on the 1lth. The
Cuba, from Boston, arrived out on the 18th.
Cotton opened at decline Of 1d.@13d, but
partially recovered and closed frmer-at
decline, however, of 2d.@1d. on American.
Sales for the week, 5000 bales. Middling Orleans
is quoted at 2Od. The sales on Friday were
10, 600 bales the market closing steady.
Breadstuffs frmer. Provisions steady. Con-
soils for money, s6H60s7.
.. s. 5-2Os, 64A@65; Erie, 56@569 Illinois Cen
tral, 753@7e.
1t was reported that twenty-one armed Fenians
had landed at Sligo and were Immediately
arrested.
1t was reported that the Spanish insurgents
under General Prim had defeated Government
column under General Concha but the official
dispatches represent the insurgents to be dis
couraged and retreatiug.
The latest advices report no change in the
situation.
The bullion in the bank of England has de-
clned f21S, 900.
The weather in England had moderated but
the effects of the recent gales continue to be
exhibited in disasters to shipping. The steamer
Worcester, from Baltimore had reached Liver
pool in very crippled state. She had encoun.
tered fearful weather in the Chanuel-had her
foremast carried away, and was otherwise
damaged.
1.-THE steamer Palestine, which had returned to
Queenstown, would go to Liverpool for coal and
repairs and would resume her voyage in few
days. Her chief engineer is reported to have
been washed overheard.
Owing to the storm, telegraphic communica-
tion between Liverpool and London was en-
tirely suspended. The commercial and financial
news from London is only to Thursday night.
Arrived from Philadelphia Ship Eliza
Mclaughlin, at Antwerp; Isaac II. Daoies at
Marseilles.
The ship DeirreSS, from New York, put into
Great Yarmouth on January TO- The ship Jane
Ross, from London for New York, 60 days out,
put into Penarth roads with much damage, and
would go into dock at Cardiff
The Joseph Holiness from Liverpool for New
Orleans, had put into Holyhead
The brig Neptune, ashore near Blyth, had
been condemned, and would be sold.
The ship Paramount, from Galveston, ashore
off Islay, is sound.
The Persia, for Wilmington, and VoLdnt, for
New Orleans, had put back to Liverpool on
the llth instant
Arrived from Philadelphia, ship Paldek at
Mounts Bay; January 4, Palma at Genoa; Janu-
airy 6, Jessie Campbell at Falmouth; Village Belle
at Londonderry; January g. Zephyr at Queens
town.
The TigreSs, from New York was abandoned
at sea December 20. The crew had been saved.
The ship ReSOl1te, from Mobile for Liverpool,
had put into Islay Sound, leaking, and with loss
of miZZenmast.
The ship Lord Dgfer1n, for Savannah, had
put back to Liverpool.
The report of the George Chdplia putting into
Queenstown was incorrect
The James Foster, Jr., from New York,
dragged her anchors at Liverpool on the sth
inst, but got off the same day and was docked.
The British Queen, from Liverpool for Pha-
delpha, was towed into Sheerness, January 4,
with loss OF nearly all her sails and rigging, and
was obliged to steer with tackles.
The Ddshing Waue from Philadelphia, for
Antwerp, had been ashore in the Schelde.
Only sixteen barrels of flour and small quan
tlty OF tobacco and cheese had been saved from
the wreck of the ship Meridian.
The Fortuna, from London for New York, has
put into Falmouth.
The j. p. Wheeler, from New York for Glas
gov, is total wreck at Oban.
e The Triton, from New York, whilst docking
at Liverpool, got aground, but was got off in d
short time without damage.
The Brenda, from Boston, has lost her sails
miZzenmast, etc.
The CecrOps, from New York for Belfast pu
into Queenstown on the Sth, with lost of mizzen
mast
The Ada, from Ardrossan for New York pu
into Queenstown on the 8th, with loss of fore
topmast
The ship Mountaineer, from Mobile August 27
1866, has not been heard of since that date.
The LiUe OAK from Liverpool for New York
had put into Holyhead to stop small leak II
her stern at the 16 foot mark.
The captain of the Guy Mdnnering and IL o
the crew were saved; the rest of fine crew, Is il
number, were drowned. Most of the cotton O
her cargo will be saved, but the grain is tota
loss. rr
Twenty hogsheads of tobacco had been save
from the Norma, ashore on the Goodwin Sands
The ship Energy ashore near Sicily, had beel
got Of, and towed 10 Malta.