The national Republican., 1867-01-21
Heavy Robbery at St. Louis.
INSURRECTION AT THE SOUTH.
Foreign News by the Cable.

Foreign News by the Cable.
LONDON, Jan. 1s-evening.-It is reported
that Queen Victoria will visit the Paris Ex-
position, calling there while on her way to
Germany.
Rio JASE1Ro; Dec. %, via LONDON, Jan. 10
-evening.-It is said that the allies will soon
assume the defensive. Gen. Lopez and his
army are said to be discontented.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
LONDON, Jan. ls-evening. -Consols, for
money, 903. American securities closed as
follows: United States 5-20s, 72t; Illinois
Central, sli; Eries, 49,. -. o.. d
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l8-evening. mar.
ket for cotton is without quotable change.
Breadstufs active, Corn scarce, and prices
advanced to 43s. per quarter for mixed West
ern. Wheat market also firm, and tends up
ward.
Cheese has slightly advanced. Lard 55s.
per cwt. for American. Petroleum Is. Cd.
per gallon for Pennsylvania and Canada re-
fined.
Advices from Manchester are unfayorable.
.,w.iu LATER.
LONDON, Jan. 19, evening.-Up to the
present hour forty-one persons are reported
to have lost their lives by the breaking Of the
ice on Regents Park. Others who were
known to be on the lake when the accident
occurred are still missing. -.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, evening. Weather is
intensely cold and the severity Of the season
has so aggravated the distress OF the poor Of
this city, that it resulted to-day in bread
riot in the street, but the disturbance was
not Of serious character. ... ..
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. l9.-The steamer Pal
myra, Capt. Watson, from New York, Jan
uary 4th, touched at this port to-day and
proceeded to Liverpool ...
LONDON, Jan. l9-Garibaldi, at the re.
quest Of an American friend, has written q
letter giving his opinion on affairs in the
United States. He applauds the election Of
colored deputies to the Massachusetts, Legis.
lature, and earnestly expresses his hope for
the preservation and future harmony and
unity Of the country, and urges the Presi,
dent to come to terms with Congress.
ATHENS, Jan. l9.-Advices received from
the Island Of Gambia state that the Cretans
had fought another battle, in which they
claim victory over five thousand Turks.
The Cretan Assembly has issued call to
all the Powers Of Europe to send agents to
Gambia to witness and report the condition
Of the country.
VIENNA, Jan. 19.-The Porte s-has agreed
to evacuate the forts held by the Turkish
troops in the principality Of Servia.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l0-Evening.-Cotton
dull sales Of 5000 bales. Middling Uplands
closed at l4sd. The market for breadstufIs
is active and buoyant. Corn advanced, and
sold at ABS Cd. per quarter.
LONDON, Jan. 19-Evening. &C Consols, 90i
for money, United States Five-twenties,
72s; Illinois Central, sl4; Erie, Az.
PARIS, Jan. l9-Unlted States bonds are
quoted at 72t.
PARIS, Jan. 20.-The Emperor Napoleon
has issued an important decree. 1t orders
that the address Of the Chambers in reply to
the speech from the Throne shall be discon'
tinued. 1t grants to the Legislative body
the right Of questioning the Government. II
proposes that the offences Of the press shall
be tried in the convictional courts that the
stamp duties be reduced, and that the right
Of the public to meet in public be limited
only by those regulations necessary for the
public safety.
The decree concludes by declaring that
these reforms will now crown the edifce Of a
State founded upon the national will
The members of the Cabinet have rendered
their designations to the Emperor.
TRIESTE, Jan. 2O.-Reports from Miramar
state that the Empress Carlotta was quite
recovered from her severe illness.
VIENNA, Jan. 2O.-The patent for the re-
organization Of the Austrian armies will not
be carried out.
ATHENS, Jan. 2O.-The Greek Govern,
ment has sent Gen. Kabergs on a special
mission to the United States.
MADRID, Jan. 20.-It is reported that the
Government of Spain is about TO send Fa,
sund Joni as Minister to the United States
RoME, Jan. 2O.-It is reported that the
Russian Gen. Motlike is staying in this
country for strategic purposes.
STOCKHOLM, Jan. 2O,-The Swedish Parlia.
ment opened yesterday. The King in bis
speech said Sweden would always endeayor
to remain neutral in the various differences