The national Republican., 1866-12-31

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Henrietta, Fleetwiu and Vista, to visi. the
Royal Palace at OstSrne, o., \A>,
Cows, Dec. pa gSsnd ban net ,waS
given here today V the Ar nficaa ySshtsI
men, at which over one hundFsd Of ths slite
Of the people Of the town we're present.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-The French iron-clad
squadron b expected 10 leave Oherbours 10
day for Vera 0rus daOH YkaINW n
LONDON, Dec. 29.-It is officially announced
that Parliament will meet on the 5th Of Feb
ruary. l4Hi1no DJH 'hs'f'rTu1 hH1 hssivsH
DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-Affairs in ireland are
generally qaiet. Two Of The regiments 81
British troops stationed on the Island will
soon leave for England. EoG E,GAaE
PARIS, Dec. 27.-The French Council Of
State is said to be divided in opinion, upon
the new army scheme and rumors are aaoat
Of probable retirements from that body.
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-An Imperial edict re-
storing Prassian Poland to her rights under
the Prussian crown, is published in the North
German Gazette Of to-day. NJ, =. -.,..,,,-,.....
LONDON, Dec. 2s.-The report is revived
that the Christian Powers will intervene in
the Affairs Or the Christian subjects Of Tur-
key The London Times, however, editori-
ally ststss; that the chances Of . collision
grow smaller daily, though in case trouble
should arise England will be disposed to let
events take their course, without making any
effort to shfpe them to her wishes. ''r'' 'i'd
BERLIN, Dec. 27.-It is reported, on the
authority Of semi-olRcisl Newspaper, that
Austria Ineditstes an invasion Of Turkey.
. PARrs, Dec. 2s-The Emperor MaIimilian
has ordered his letters to be sent To Mexico
and not to Gibraltar. sir 'istHar5is t,j.B
BERLIN, Dec. 28--Noon.--The Pruaisn
authorities still continue to make arrests Of
those intending 70 emigrate from the country.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2s-Noon.-The sales Of
cotton for the week add up 10000 bales.
The stock is 10000 bales above the esti.
mate. Middling New Orleans is quoted at
l5d. The market Is quiet to-day, and it is
estimated that the sales will be about 10000
bales.
LONDON, Dec. 28-Noon.- United States
Five.Twenties, 70 -; Illinois Central Rail
way, 10 "a. >u.a.sa.s ,.,..utt. .a. o,
TRIESTE, Dec. 25.-The Turks are said to
have been again defeated with heavy loss by
the Candian Insurgents. '-'' y" '
MApRrD, DEC. 26.-The Queen is unable to
form ministry that possesses the confidence
Of either party in the Cortes, and dissolu-
ton Of the latter body is limited at. ..
BERLIN, Dec. 28.-The King Of Hanover
has finally released all the officers Of his late
army from their allegiance, and many Of
them will enter the Prussian service. 81. u.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2S.-The cotton market
closed easier, though there is no change in
rates. Middlhg Uplands, l5d.
The breadstu6s market Is very nrm at the
extreme rates Of last Friday.
MANCHESTER, Dec. 2s.-The Manchester
market is quiet, but prices rule firm.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 29.-The cotton market
to-day was firmer. The sales sum up 10000
bales on the basis Of 15d. for Middling Up
lands.
The provisions market Is without change
Of importance Sales of refined petroleum
we're made to-day OF Is. G 1-2d. Crude pc.
troleum is steady at yesterdays prices.
LoNDoN, Dec. 2s.-Consols closed at 80 IA
Tor money. The closing quotations Of Ameri.
can securities are as follows: United States
Five-twenties, 70 III Erie, As "a.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-There is q brisk de-
mand for money at the bank and in the
Stock Exchange to-day, but the rates for ad-
vances are without alteration. Consols have
in consequence declined IA per cent, closing
at 30. a, -.m
American Government securities have i'm
proved both in demand and prices; old Five
twenties, 70 7-s. '1
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 26.-The cotton market
is dearer. Sales to-day estimated at $4,000
bales, closing at IN advance Of fully lad.
Middling Uplands are quoted at IA 3-4d.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27-Noon.-The cotton
market is firm, and the sales arc estimated
at $4,000 bales Middling Uplands. IA S4d.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27-Eysning.-Msrket
closed steady at IA 34d. for Middling Up
lands The sales come fully up the nominal
estimate.
sLrvERpooL, Dec. 29ANoon. Brokers
Circular reports the sales Of cotton for the
week at 10000 bales, and states that the &C
tual amount Of stock in port is 10000 bales
above the estimates. Prices have advanced
another Id, and the authorized quotations
for Middling Uplands u 15d. The market
is quiet to-day under the advanced rates,
and the sales are estimated at 10000 bales.
CowEs, Dec. 26.-The Henrietta lost sight
of the Fleetwing and Vesta the night after
leaving New York. She kept in the regular
steamer track, the Fleetwing going north
and the Vesta south thereof. .t.r
During the first seven days the Henrietta
had cold, rough weather, with alternate rain
hail and STOW.
The File etwing had rough passage, and
lost overheard sailing Captains Nichols and
Wood, and seamen Kelly and Nelson.
Tho Vesta reports that nothing of momen'
occurred on the passage. ..'
The Earl Of Wilton sent congratulatory
lntfar IN tho x,o chtunon