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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
Great Britain

The Fenian trials were again in progress at
Cork. James Mountaine had been acquitted Casey
convicted and sentenced to five years penal servi
tude
The Lirpool Post of the Goth says: Two regiments
have been suddenly sent off to Ireland one from Man.
chester the other from Chester The Manchester regi
meDt ] 900 strong was aroused at o'clock In the
morning and by o'clock they were en- route for Liver
pool whence they were TO embark OF o'clock Seven
officers absent leave ordered by telegraph to
report themselves at the Clarence Dock by O'Clock
yesterday evening Our information is that the Chester
regiment was ordered with equal haste to Dublin via
Holyhead Movements such Us these will create deal
of uncasness and they must indicate either serious
danger remarkable crednty on the part Of the au.
thortes No doubt the troops who have been sent are
Englishmen. For the last few days there have been
statements made TO certain very extensive designs
being entertained by the Dublin Fenians and these
have supported by the measures taken by the au
thorlties. Agitation has prevailed at Limerick fes,
tered by the hasy transfer of troops from place TO place
TIE official weekly return in regard to the cattle
disease shows that the progress Of the disease has been
checked the increase in the number OF animals
attacked exhibits continued dimnuiion
Special services had been held in Westminster Alb
hey in celebration Of the eight hundredth anniversary
of the foundation Of the Abbey by Edward the Con
fessOr.
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France,

La France of the 2sth ult. states that the
French Embasssdor at Washington has not sent the
FIRST Secretary of Legation to France to ask for fresh
instructions with regard 10 Mexico.
According TO the same paper, VI. de Montholon has
not made any declaration Of an intention to leave
Washington Federal representative is accred
tied to Juarez.
The M5nsr publishes the decision Of tho Council Of
Public instruction n the Of the student exclusion
from the Academy. The terms Of exclusion are re-
duccd to one and years according 10 circumstances
The circulation Of the Independence 'Beige IS pro-
hbited in France I'LL further orders The Pare gives
the following explanation Of this extraordinary meas
ure The Government has resolved TO assiuste as far
as possible the legal conditions OF the foreign Press 70
those imposed upon the French Press. The LndtPend'
ence Beise having been several times seized each
seizure Is TO be reckoned warning and. just as
French journal may be suspended, after three warn
ngs foreign journal will be interdieted after three
seizures This ingenious theory" remarks the paris
correspondent Of TAs Daily Nns "has been broaehed
before but taken for joke In now Irofessng to
act upon it, the Franch Government is showing Its
teeth without being able TO bite 1t viii strive in vain
effect the darling object OF exercising jurisdiction
over the foreign press"
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of France show o
decrease the cash hand OF over four and quarter
million francs. The Bourse steady. Rents closed
Oh the 29th at 6cf 02c.
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from Liverpool the 10Th with full cargo consisting
Of 2 bales Of cotton and 2O6 sundry packages landed
its goods and took board rich freight Of tissues
wines glass. &C., in all 500 tuns for NewYork. The
cargo OF GIG bales Of cotton and 600 sundres and
will take up here freight similar to that Of the Niagara
for her voyage to tho United States. The American
sailing packet Mercury arrived from NewYork on the
22d ut with cotton, will leave on the oath December
with 200 tuns of goods of all Sorts chiefly wines and
porceaiIs. The terminus Of the Havre railway is at
this moment ncumbered with merchandise conveyed
every day from the capital On the l7h the Of the
departure Of the Arago and Niagara he railway pre-
sented scene OF extraordinary activity such as had
not been witnessed for the last six years More than
coo packages were piled up In the two offices waiting
to be taken away"
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Spain.

Three additional frgates were about to leave Spain
for the Pacific.
The Diplomatic Corps vas received by the Queen on
the 27th. and the Papd Nuncio congratulated her
Majesty on her return to Madrid.
The Commission for the reform OF the customs tariff
and the dercntia duties levied vessels OF foreign
ountres is actively engaged In its labors.
The King Of Portugal had visited Madrid but only
remained there four hours.
Senor Rios Rosas had been elected President of the
Chamber of Deputies by los out OF ia votes.
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Prossfn,

| The semi. official PrOrin.iai C0ryesp0nde-
states that the Chambers will be convoked for the 18th
of January when the Budget for le66, together With
certain bills OF pressing practical Importance will at
once be brought In. The duration Of the session after
these measures have been disposed Of would depend
upon the attitude assumed by the Chamber Of Deputies
aud upon the prospect 1t would afford Of defnNe
result being obtained from their elaboration.
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nv ,b. North Anerican.

The steamship North American left Liverpool
for Portland on tie evening OF December &C. and Lon.
The steamships City OF New York and Queen reached
Liverpool and bremen Southampton on the morning Of
The Nova scotian arrived at Londonderry on the af.
ternoon Of the 9Th ,
Tho Fonian trials recommended at Cork on the 9th.
Tle Times fayoraby crticses Gen. Grants report Of
The same Journal in its city article has the follow
"yhs Anseriel piRIewMjspN oQptzediey ths recent
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Austria.

The Cologne Gazette publishes telegram from
Vienna stating that the Minister of Finance had for.
hidden the payment OF the January dividends Of Aus
trian credit and that the Council Of Administration
had therefore rendered their resignation.
The address voted 10 the Emperor by the Bohemian
Diet had been presented to His Majesty. who, re.
ceyng it, spoke of his coronation King Of Bohemia
as an approaching event.
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The Braxils.

The mails had reached Lisbon Rio dates
are TO Dee. 9. The allied army continued To advance
withou. interruption. Rnmor was current that peace
was about to be concluded through European mediation
Coffee was quoted at 6Ae00G7h0O0 for good frsts.
Stock 100 90 bags Exchange. 2Jl d25t.
PERyAMBuco. Dec. i6.-Exchange. 2Sd2si. White
Sugar, 4,COOG4l10O; Browns, 2A0OOG2ai0O.
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Il n 4 in.

BOMBAY, Dec. 90 (By Overland Telegraph).-
Cotton advancing; Dhollrah 440 rupees. Manchester
Goods firm aud advancing. Cotton shipments during
the week. 5000 bales. Freights. 3j TO Liverpool
Exchange N London. 2li
CALCUTTA. Dec. 2l.-Exchange. 2Ili. Frcights. 45
The rate Of discount has been raised per cent
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FROM LONDON.

6 encral Observance Of Christmas in En-.
gland-The Holiday Week in Londsn-
Rutchers' Prices-How ,he Queen and
Prince Of Wales Kept Chrissmas-The
Pantomimes md Plays NJ the Then
iers-The sydenham Palace Entertain.
ments-Death OF Eastlaks-Items.
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EUROPE.
SEVEN DAYS LATER NEWS.
Anticipation Of an 1nsurrection
in Ireland.
THE FRENCH BUDGET.
Opening of the Spanish
Chambers.
THE FRENCH BUDGET.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Royal mail steamer Scotia, Capt. Jud
kns which left Liverpool at $3.50 the morning of the
3Oth and Queenstown the evening of the 3ls of De
cember, arrived here On Friday.
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Latest.

The West India mail arrived at Southampton
to-day With nearly g., 500, 600 In specie.
Tie Army aud Nary Ga:ette believes the British Gov
ernment had resolved very considerable decrease
in the army. The leading feature will be the reduction
OF two companies in each battalion OF the ine-anoun'
ing in the aggregate 10 about $50 officers and some
Ia 900 non. mnssiOned officers and men, One reg-
ment OF ca, airy is also expected to disappear.
The Board of Trade returns for November exhibit an
extraordinary increase In exportsO 0O0 600 sterling
or % per cent over Nov. le6i.
The Times usual IN its extended editorial IS re-
sumo OF events OF the year large portion Deng de-
voted 10 a favorable criticism on American affairs
La France denies that the French Minister at Wash
ngton threatened leave there II the Federal Govern
ment sent Minister credited to the Juarez Govern
ment, or that the First Secretary had been sent to
France Tor instructions.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81. 1866.
The report Of the British is highly favorable
Tie ObserUer says that Gladstone Is able TO reduce
taxation to the same extent as last year.
PARIS. Dec. 81, 1865.
The Bourse is frmer Rentes closed at 6s fr. l5c.
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numerical Iutelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Notwithstard the
large Ar. walls of gold from Australia the weekly reurns Of the
Bank Of Eng and exhibit further decrease in the bullion o.
i469 30T and consequently the 18th ult the bank d.
rector. the rate Of discount from 70 per
cent TIE Tine the 29 in its City Article says the ad
vance of the Bank to ceut was imminent week
ago. bn, checked by the arrival Of *SoU"" rom
The whole Of that amount having been absorbed by the
foreign drain together with f4O000 additional and there
st being complete absence Of indications OF pause IN
the Withdrawals the step had become more ever
sary Even this advance TO have had t.e eneet
checking the demand for discount aud advances the apPns
having been extremely heavy both on the part OF ae
public and the dealers in the Stock Exchange
been notified BY Bank of France and the anomaly there
fore Is Of difference Of three per cent between the
respectively current in Paris and London circum
which h not encouraging regards the pfooaoty
early probable return to more moderate charges on ns
side.
Notwithstanding the advances in the Bank rate the demand
for money continues very heavy and the open market was
tight. Choice bills not done under per cent.
Consos the 18th qaet but steady closing at sra
Barind Brothers quote Bar Silver st saaDOars. sea'
AxsRlcAN SEcrRrIxs.-Barins Brothers Co. cay:
Prices in which dealings carrent have been unsettled
this week Fvewenties have been low 64tdt4 bue
close at 65d65I Illinois, 78a14 extra dividend; Eres, 5S}
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30-a. m.
Corrox-The Brokers' Circular SAYS: Cotton has been in
fair demand but freely offered throughout the week the
dency to increased rmnsss manifested Friday checked
by the Scotia svces Of large receipts the American Ports
and the market closed quietly Thursday upon the an
nouncement OF the advance in the Bank rate TO per cent
American continues in demand but the recent imports
placed freely upon the market and prices have gwen way
fully ID per NJ.
For Sea Island there good inquiry at previous rates
Other without essential change except Bra1i
which d. lower The sales Of the week add 433Se
bales including 1890 speculation and Tor export The
att, Al lNfaf sfi.Q are
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Ten .Z-f
The sales on Friday realized about bales; the
exhib ting hrner The stock ON hand s seeranedby
count be 37o975 bales, which only 1000 bales o.
excess OF the estimates te stock Of American Is l4 E
bales which about 10000 bales below the estimate Of that
description. -
Trade AT MAycHssrER.-The slight check which
vsn TO the market the h by the advance in the Bank
rate disappeared the following day. under the declaration
OF the stock in Liverpool The market closed with better
BaEaDsrrrrs-Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co. and Rich.
ordon Spence Co report Flour dull but not qnotably
Lowell Wheat slow OF Sale and prices in avor baysr.
Ind Corn In limited request ut 2s 6dp y $40 10 or x,a
TO effect sales In any article lower prices woo'a oe
Provisions -Messrs Bisland, Athys Co. and Bruce
Beef steady with moderate demand for fine qualities.
Pork-A small parcel Of New American held for O oe
B.eop in limited demsnd and offering sl lower rates; Mid
dle. So a59 Lard slow sale snd per cw lower 7oO
~ snt,sr continues without INQUIRY Cheese stosdy for
hp Tsow 9as. g.s frasssd oslsd aa Pearl,
30 1 sugar quiet but steady Conee0smali sales q lsts
Of New Aae:.n s.s IL
Ro.inHcomnlOn French sells at 6. Spirits Turpentins
keep, xoy English Brandon repor. an easier
market; sales OF Reaned l02lo gallon. closing dul
IoSpoS MARxK-s. Barring Bro. Co.. report Brssd..uas
Inactive and an ,haned Iron quiet Rails 3IG97S Scotch
mand New,York alOa Isl Petroleum a5 for Refined.
Spirits Turpentine unchanged Sperm OIL flls9alls.
Con,os closed last evening a, 8cs ds;l 70! money,
The bullion In the Bank OF England has decreased to90
AMERICAN SrocKs-Uuited States Five rwenties os3a6S
Illinois Central 7st, ex dividend; Eries 5Td374.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market is quiet aud steady.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Morning Dec. 30. 1858
CorToN-Saes the week 5000 bales including 1000 to
spectators and $500 exports The market eser with
decline ld American and -reg for other descriptions
The following the authorized quotations: ,,
Fair. Middline
Orl.ans.............. 2?}d 2lld.
Nnhils - 2.fi 20ld.
Tho sales Saturday c0 bales tho market closing
q mer at unchanged rates.
Stock In port 80 go baes by actual count only -o0o oaes
above the estimates. incuNGg l4.OOe American.
TRADE REpoRr-Ths NJ ailnchestef market Is steady
BREApsruFYs-The market is inactive and downward.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.
Steamship Hecla from New York has arrived.
CoTroN-Nothing doing to-day 1t being holiday. othe'
market also closed. - -
LONDON, Saturday Evening
Consols close At g7d87t for money.
AngRIc.s srocKs United States Five Twentes 65G65f
Illinois Central Railroad dividend Enc Railway
bullion p Bark ises.ed sassoOo; Bank rate adr'nee'
t0T -
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Mail Arrangement. A

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. NJ, and 4:45 P. NJ. Closes at 7.2o A.
M, and 1880 P. M.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Watertown, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. m, and
closes at 40 P. M.
Davenport Mail arrives at 7.50 A. M, and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. M, and Ais P. M.
Oquavka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday, atS A. M. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4P.M
Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves Wed-
nesday and Saturday at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at P. M.
centre Point Mail, via Rural, Prairleheld, Rich
land Srove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
aAd Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves Wed
nesday and Saturday at A. M. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at Pm.
Cambridge Nail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at I m. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6 P. N.
Office hours from A.. NJ. to 500 P. M.
On Sunday open from to 10a m.
B. HAWLEY, M.
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