Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-13
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Six D ays Later ews.
FENIAN EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN.
Two Regiments Sent from England,
RUMoRED WITHDRAWAL FROM MEXICO.
The london Times Opinion OF the Subject
Six D ays Later N e ws
FENIkN EXCITEMENT IN DUBLIN.
Two Regiments Sent from England
RUMoRED WITHDRAWAL FROM MEXICO
&c.
DC.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12-The steamer Scotia has ar
rived with Liverpool advices to the 3Oth ult
The news by the Scotia is meagre.
THE FEYIAN TRIALS
are again progressing at Cork Another prisone:.
named James Mountaine has been acquitted.
Two regiments were hastily sent from England to
Dublin-one of them, in garrison at Manchester was
aroused at A. NJ. and conveyed to Liverpool the
same morning and forthwith embarked for Dublin.
Such energetic movements of course gave rise to
rumors of fserious danger.
FRANCE.
The La France denies the report from America that
the French Minister at Washington, threatened to
leave there if the Federal Government sent Minis
ter accredited to the Juarez Government or that the
first Secretary of the Legation had been sent home
France for instructions.
SPAIN.
Three more Spanish frigatcs are about to sail for
the Pacific.
The King of Portugal paid only a few hours visit
to Madrid
Commercial and Financial.
The London Money Market is tight, and the de-
mand is heavy, Notwithstanding the advanced rate of
interest to per cent.
5000 bales, including 1000 bales to SPECTATORS and
5000 bales to exporters. The market is easier with
9decline Of "a on American; Orleans fair 222d Mid
lands fair I'D, Middling 2O34d.
Fridays sales amounted to 10000 bales the market
closing frmer at unchanged rates; Stock in port
3I0.OUO bales, including IA 600 bales American
The Manchester markets are steady.
Breadstuff>- market is inactive and prices are
tending downward.
London Money and Stock Market.
LONDON, Dec. 30, A.M.-Consols closed last even
ing at S67sS5 for money. U. S. 5-2Os closedat 642
London, Saturday y'Evening-Consols closed to-day
American Seeurities-U United States 5-2Os, 65@65Iz
Bullion IN the bank of England has decreased f469
900. The Bank rate has advanced to per cent.
SHIP NEWS
The steamer Pennsylvania from New York for
LIVERPOOL struck rock off Nugen Head, the 2lst
OF December, and has thirteen feet of water in her
fore hold.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6l.-The West India Mail steamer
arrived at Southampton to-day with nearly 81 500 GOO
in specie.
The Ar4ny and Narys believes that the Brit
ish Government has resolved a very considerable
decrease in the army. The leading feature will be
reduction of two companies in each battalion of the
line, amounting in the aggregate to about $50 officers
and some l6,G00 non-commissioned officers and men.
One regiment of cavalry also expected to disappear
The Board of Trade returns for November exhibit
the extraordinary increase in the exports of E 500
600 sterling, or 20 per cent over Nov. 1864.
The Times, as usual, has an extended editorial re-
of the events of the year. large portion being
devoted TO favorable criticism American affairs
The Very --latest.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-Bg Telegraph to Queenstown
The report of the British revenue is highly fayora
BILE.
The Observer says that Mr. Gladstone is able to re-
duce taxation TO the same extent as las. year.
SHIP NEWS.
The ship John Richards, from Charleston for Liv-
erpool put into Lambeth on the 2Sth December hav-
ing lost her foretop mast and several sails, etc. Her
mate also drowned.
Part of the crew of the ship Harry of the West
from New Orleans, were landed at Liverpool by the
Annie Kimball, which mad arrived there from New
Orleans
Arrived from Savannah steamer Darien at liver
pool.
Memoranda Ship Mombeau, from Liverpool for
Boston, is at Queenstown. with loss of sails; brig
Neptune from New York for Braigemouth, is on the
rocks near Newberg, County Fife; brig Fretho from
Philadelphia for Falmouth. was abandoned at sea-
Crew saved,
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE-THE FEEIAE TROUBLES.
The following is duplicate of the summary of For
eign news sent by the steamers City of Baltimore and
North America, which sailed previous to the Scotia
but which have not yet arrived
Precautions OF an extraordinary character have
been nightly taken In Dublin. The EUering Mail
says that the number of police duty are all double
armed with cutlasses, cavalry patrol the suburbs and
all the military were held in readiness to at a
moments notice. Nothing, however, had transpired
to justify these measures.
The condemned Fenian leaders have been removed
to convict establishment at Dartmoor, England
The London Times in an editorial on Mexican af
fairs, says that Napoleon will peaceably withdraw
later and urges America, for the interests
of all concerned to quietly await the result and alb
stain from inconsiderate expressions the subject.
The Daily NesoS states that the absorption of Amer
lean stocks throughout Europe lately has been
extensive than ever before known and that this is
the cause of the depreciation of English securities.
Sir Charles Eastlake. President ofthe Royal Acad-
emy. is dead.
1t is stated that Maximilian is omitted from tho
number of Catholic sOvereigns to whom the Pope
sends his customary Christmas fluctuations.
JAPAN.
Advices from Japan state that Mkado has re-
fused to open the ports stipulated in the Tycoons
treaties and the ministers had referred the question
to their respective governments.
AUSTRALIA.
Melbourne advices indicate an increase in the Sc
rious difficulty between the Legislature and the Gov
ernment of Victoria.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Satterthwaite's Circular says that the ap-
prehensons of difficulty in Mexican affairs caused
the quotations for American securities to give way
on the 9th.