Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-26
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Arrival of the Hibernian.
SEVERE WEATHER ON THE BRITISH COAST
Serious Damage to Shipping.
ARRIVAL OUT OF THE WORCESTER

PORTLAND, Jan. 25.-The steamer Hibernian, from
Liverpool January llth, via Londonderry on the
18th. has arrived
ARRIVAL or THE WORCESTER
The steamer Worcester, from Baltimore reached
Liverpool date not given) in very crippled state
having encountered fearful weather in the British
Channel, by which her foremast was carried away
and she was otherwise damaged.
The foreign papers announce the death of Frede-
rlca Bremen, the authoress, at Stockholm.
SPAIN
1t is reported that the Spanish insurgents under
General Prim, had defeated government column,
under General Gambia, but the official dispatches
represent the insurgents discouraged and retreat
ing
The latest advices report no change in the situa-
ton Of affairs.
Other accounts say that the military revolt in Spain
under General Paine made no progress.
The insurgents had gained the mountains of To-
ledo but were closely pursued. Itwas supposed that
General Prim, who is ill, would disband them and
attempt to escape to Portugal The insurgent garri-
son of Avilla had reached Portuguese territory and
disbanded
Madrid is under martial law, but remains tranquil
Martial law was also proclaimed at New Custeo
Considerable excitement is reported at Barcelona
aud crowds had to be dispersed by the military.
The Chamber of Deputies have unanimously re-
solved to present loyal address to the Queen
AUSTRIA
The Emperor Of Austria has restored their PROB
ery and granted other concessions to the parties who
illegally emsrated from Yenetia
FBNIAN REPORTS.
1t was reported that twenty one armed Fenians had
landed at Sligo and were Immediately arrested
The Fenan trials are still progressing at Dublin
MIR. Byne ex-warder of the Richmond prison, is on
trial for aiding in the escape of Stevens the Irish
Head Centre.
The weather in England had moderated before the
sailing OF the Hiberna but the effects of the recent
gales continued to be exhibited in reports of disasters
to shipping.
owing to the storm teegraphing between Liverpool
ana London was entirely suspended, and therefore
the commercial and financial news from London is
only down to Thursday night
The ship Joseph Holmes from Liverpool for New
orleans. put into Hoyhead; the ship Paramount from
Galveston, is ashore off Islay-she is still sound The
ships Persia for Wilmington, and the Volant for New
Orleans. put back to Liverpool on account Of the bad
weather on the llth
Commercial Intelligence.
opened at decline of l@112d. but partially recover
ed and closed hrmer-at a decline however of Sold
ON ON American ca The sales Of the week amount to So
VOq bales Middling. New Orleans 20d.
Breadstufs-The market is frmer
Flour Is inactive and nominal. Wheat frmer-
winter red lbs 2d@lOs 4d Corn quiet at 29s@29s Sd
Proyisons-Beef quiet but firm. Pork-No sales
TeeR9rted. Bacon frmer: Lard easier-sales at 69s
lanilow very dull and 6@9d lower.
\, ,Produce1Sugar is quiet. Coffee inactive Rice
no M sales. Rosn firmer. Spirits Turpentne quiet at
HIS. petroleum quiet and steady.
MONEY AND STOCKS
ssSs9 SSgoN' jan snConsSs 9 f9r money closed at
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
tz9VOo. Inc London Times and other journals
having attributed the pressure IN the money market
have been published from commercial men, refuting
such arguments. and showing that the remittances
have been most prompt and the heavy cotton re-
u Inc discount demand continued moderate, but the
British rate still remained at per cent.
Massachusetts Anti-SIavery Society.
Boston. Jan. 25.-The thirty-ffth annual meeting
OF the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society was held
to-day, Edward Quincy in the chair Among the
resolutions offered to dissolve the society,
which gave rise to long discussion in which Mr.
Lloyd Garrison presented an exposition of his views
He said the nation had decreed. by organic law the
utter destruction of slavery. Public sentiment was
connected with and confirmed in its devotion to free
dom. and the foot Of war had added its crushing
tread to the extinction of slavery. The word anti
slavery" was no longer distinctive, to-day. The
country was anti-slavery The old reproach was
taken away. The uncompromising demand for free
dom to the oppressed was no longer needed.
The men and women Of this society are fanatics
incendiaries or infdels no longer. They had not
gone down to millions but millions had come up to
them Henceorth the members of this society were to
enter on new werk-not anti-slavery workout
the work of securing education elevation to politi
cal rights rights OF property and franchise to the
negro man, and in this we would be supported by
and act with the masses of the American people.
Wendell Phillips and others approved the PROPOSE
ton to dissolve. and on the vote being taken tho
resolution was defeated.
New officers of the society elected as follows
President. John I. Sergeant; Vice President, Miss
NJ. I. Severance; Corresponding Secretary, Chas K
WhipDle