Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-09
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City of Washington

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 o'clock A. M.-The steam
ship City of Washington. from Liverpool on the 24th
and Queenstown the 25th arrived at this port at
| l212 o'clock this morning.
The steamers City of London and Scotland arrived
| out on the 23d.
| The steamship Hermann arrived out on the 24th
| The steamer Europe, from New York for Brest ar
| rived at Cherbourg with her machinery disabled.
| The news by the Australasian of American demands
upon France relative to Mexico excited much atten-
ton, and severely depressed Mexican securities in
| London.
The was quickly followed by NapoIeon's
speech to the Corps Legisatif which he opened on
| the 22d.
The official report on the state of the Empire as
serts that the French soldiers were not in Mexico
with the object of Intervention, but went there to
obtain redress and not to proselytize
The London Times says the solution must come
from the United States, and believes the American
Government will be eager to accept a pacific solu-
ton.
Gen. Prim and his followers had entered the Por-
tugese territory
THE VERY LATEST.
by Telegraph to Queenstownl
LONDON, Jan. 25-The Paris correspondence of the
Times gives minute account of Salliards interview
with Napoleon, and his hurried departure for Mex
leo. His instructions verbal and only to repre-
sent to Maximilian that the time had arrived for the
withdrawal of the French troops.
The Roscoe, from New Orleans for Liverpool. was
at Lochndal, waterlogged.
The steamers Hevetia and Tripoli sailed from Liv-
erpool for New York. January 24th
SPAIN.
Madrid despatch of Jan. % says it is officially
confirmed that Prim entered Portugal on the 2Oth
delivering his horses and the equipments of his fol-
lowers to the Alcalde of Cnasola
In consequence of disturbances at Valencia that
province has been proclaimed in a state of siege.
Madrid continued tranquil.
ITALY.
The reported death of Gibson, the sculptor, is un
founded.
1t is reported that France has rendered its media
ton between the Pope and Russia.
Prince Otho died at Genoa on the 22d January.
THE EAST INDIES. sc.
BOMBAY. JAM 13.-Cott on dull
HONG KONG, Jan. l.--Tea in good demand The
export for the fortnight was 100000 lbs.
MELBOURNE, Dec. 26.-The Chian war has caused
intense excitement in South Australia and all sales
OF copper have been stopped The Rebels on the east
coast OF New Zealand have been defeated, and have
surrendered.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 26-Tea advancing. Silk active
The Memfee Rebels have again appeared, and are
reported to have defeated Tien Kofan. They were
collecting largely at Shangtung.
The Empress Duwager resigned power at Pekin
ana frlnce Howng is again at the head of affairs
complicated questions are arising between China and
France on the subject of propagandlsm.
Japan advices state that the Minister'S mission to
Osaca was successful. The treaties have been ratified
and the ports are to be opened January lst
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET Jan. 23-Consos closed
at atS61s@S7.
American Securities lower,
Breadstutfs;1Flcur quiet: Wheat is in moderate
demand at full prices; Winter red, 1Os 4d@10s I'd.
Corn sd. lower; mixed, 29S .GI29S. Sd.
Provisions.-Beef firm. Pork inactive Bacon
steady Lard dull. Butter quiet. Cheese firm Tai
Prodpce:-Ashes quiet Sugar easier. Coffee mac
tVe Rosin quiet at 13s. 3D. Turpentine dull at I6s
@t,S 9xnps PstI9leum % UNCHANGED; refined Is ID
Hugar steady. Coffee higher. Tea quiet. Rice firm
Iaow quiet. Turpentine 46s Copper dull at tho
previous decline of f5. " ~
Latest Commercial Intelligence,
LIyERPooL Jan. 25.-CottoH; sales of the two DAYS
4WO bales The market sirreguar and all qualities
have slightly declined sales to speculato1s and ex-
porters 1000 bales.
BreadstuffS quiet and steady. Wheat firm. Proyi-
SiQns steady. Lard fiat.
LONDON, Jan. 25;-Consols for money S6750S7: Uni
Ied states ~ 604@66%; Illinois Central 75@75;
PORTLAND. Feb. S.-The steamer Peruvian, from
Liverpool on the 18th, via Londonderry on the 26th,
has arrived. The news is unimportant
LIVERPOOL Jan. 26.-Cotton has declined I'd in
American, and HG@4d for other descriptions
Sales OF the week 5000 bales; sales to-day 1000
bales. The market closed heavy
Breadstufs are steady.
PROVISIONS are quiet but prices steady.
ConsOls closed at S634GS6 l5-l6.
United States 5-20's closed at 66@66l.
56 sutton In the Bank Of England has increased