Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-22
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE

We hay the following additional items of Euro
pean news by the Nova scotian
The London Iimfs anticipates that by Ilaraary
his troops from Mexico and from Rome. and remarks
that for the first time in his political life MIR. Bright
speaks as man conscious of responsibility for what
he says. lie recognizes the existence of persons who
differ from himself and speaks of considering not
what would be absolutely hest. but what Cabinet
reasonably may be expected to propose,
The Herald says his speech is the least offensive
which Mr. Bright has ever yet delivered outside of
Parliament. All the other papers have leading arti-
cles on his speech.
The Tones olty Article say;s few persons now
doubt that the of the condition Of our money
market is to be found in the series Of unlimited
signments of goods, upon credit, to America. from
whence we get no proportionate returns in bullion.
cotton wheat OF other produce, the receipts being
far below instead OF above. the usual quantities.
The discount demand at the bank yesterday, at the
advanced rate, ives of full character In the stock
exchange at the opening. the supply of money was
rather good and dealers not expecting any fresh ac-
ton at the bank, offered readily at short periods at
ct.
The recent frightful gales have tau2eG the follow
ing disasters to American shipping:
Inc steamer st. Andrew, which left Liverpool Dec.
3oth for Eey York, put back to Innishaven Light
peiades, from Bichibucto for Belfast. which vessel
The ship j. P. Wheeler, from New York for the
Clyde pat mtg 0ban, Dee 3lst leaky. On Dec $0th,
nering: which requested her to remain ~ her and
take on the crew. but she was lost sight of during the
The ship Harvest Queen, from Liverpool for New
York, put into Belfast Jan Sd.
The Emerald. from Liverpool, for New York, put
back Jan. Sd, leaky.
The brig Otter, from Philadelphia, for Havrc was
totally lost in Clew Bay, near Westport. A portion
OF her cargo will be saved.
The ship George Chaplain, from Liverpool for Phil
adelphia, off Queenstown, JAM s. leaky lost sails
and had her decks swept
John Bright had made another graat speech on the
reform question at Rochdale and expressed his belief
that Earl Russell had taken up the question of reform
with the energy of thirty years ago. The meeting
adopted memorial to Parliament, praying for OK
tension Of the franchise and voting by ballot.
The fire at St. Catharines Dock, London, was the
most disastrous for years. The official estimate of
the damage has nat been ascertaned, but the latest
unofhclal estimate ran as high G500,000. The fire
was believed to have been caused BY incendiaries.
The Sar says the colonial office leaves the Jamaica
inquiry Commissioners quite free to conduct the in
curry IN their own way.
Creiye Hail, the residence of Lord Creiye. and one
OF the finest Elzabethan buildings in England, has
1120GG0. ~
The London Times editorally urges accelleration in
the rate or repayment Of the national debt which, at
the present rate, will not be extingushed till the
year A D.. 2210 and quotes the preparations for the
speedy repayment OF the American debt as an incen-
tive,
.Nddts Anzelger contains an article on the United
States, in which it characterizes the Presidents mes
sage as emnentY c9nseryative and lays stress upon
the continued friendly relations between Prussia and
the United States The article points out the sue
cess of American institutions and denounces the pre-
cptate and unjust opinions which have been ex-
pressed by some Prussian journals, friendly to, but
improperly regarded Government organs.
II is stated that the new Italian Minister of Finance
will maintain the budget of his predecessor with the
exception of the army and many estimates, which he
will endeavor to reduce.
The Spanish Correspoadencid says the Government
knows of the revolutionary projects Of those who mis-
take forbearance and in any case is GER
tain of defeating them.