The national Republican., 1867-01-02
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIONS,
Foreign News BIZ the Cable.

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Foreign News By the Cable.
TRIESTE December 30.-News from Athens
Of the oath was that there was Cabinet
crisis, the Ministers Of Finance and Public
Works having rendered their resignation,
and his Majesty hesitating to receive them.
The two officers insisted that they should be
accepted.
Government affairs are in troubled and
excited condition in Greece. Money very
scarce and pay and pensions Of all State
officers are four months overdue.
News from Corfu to the 26th received.
Four British war vessels took in provisions,
after being fully fitted out at that port,
and sailed Immediately for the coast Of Can
dia.
The insurrection in Thessaly, which it Is
supposed Is fomented from Greece, is pro-
crossing rapidly. The insurgents have
named Greek Colonel named Velias their
leader.
LONDON, December 3l.-It is said that Ad-
miral Goldsborough, Of the American Navy,
has asked permission Of his Government to
transport the Cretan refugees in war steam
| er.
CoSsrASrrSoPLE, December 3O.-In special
dispatches forwarded from France, the En-
peror Napoleon confdentially and in q
friendly spirit advises the Porto to yield oil
the demands for reform in Government
affairs and redress Of local grievances made
! hsy tha n,la Of NkA nl
peror adds that the Turkish ruler should try
to pacify his subjects. The recommendations
Of Napoleon are likely to have considerable
effect, for Ns if to add weight and cogency to
his words, advices are received here from
Gambia announcing that the Cretan insur-
gents have been reinforced by volunteers
from abroad, and are making active prepara-
tions for another engagement with the Turk
ish troops.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-The steamer Hecla
from New York, December l9, has arrived.
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 1.-The steamship
Moravian from Portland, Dec. 22d, has
arrived at this port to-day, and after landing
her mails and dispatches proceeded for
Liverpool.
PARIS, Jan. IA rumor Is current that
the Emperor Napoleon has decided to issue
q call for q Grand Congress Of European
monarchs, to be held in this city during the
approaching Worlds Exposition.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Herald Of this morn.
ing has an editorial upon the state of affairs
at present existing between Turkey and
Greece in regard to the position to be taken
by the British Government. 1t says that
England will preserve strict neutrality.
PARIS Jan. 1.-The Pays Of today refers
to the threatening aspect Of affairs between
Greece and Turkey, and says that o rupture
between the two countries is imminent.
The Aonite,T of to-day, prints telegram
received from the American Government by
cable, stating that French vessels arriving
at the ports Of the United States, will be
placed upon the same footing in regard to
the laying Of duties as American vessels may
be subjected to in French ports. 1t says
that this will render all vessels arriving at
French ports under the American fag FREQ
OF dutiable collections.
GLASGOW, Jan. 1.-The American ship
President Fillmore, Capt. Lull which sailed
from this port on the 3Oth Of November for
New York, has put back to Moorlanloch,
leaking.
LONDON, Jan. l.-To-day has been OBJ
served as holiday generally.
Consols for money are quoted at 90a.
Quotations for American securities to-day
are as follows: Five-twenties, T24; Illinois
Central, SOl; Erie, 464.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. There have been no
transactions to-day in cotton, brsadstuffs, or
produce.
! Late Steamer News.
NEw YoRK, January 1.-The steamship
Perrie, from Ha7re and Brest on the 22d;
the Hansa from Bremen, via Southampton,
on the 18th; City Of Washington, from Liver
pool ON the 10th and Queenstown on the
goth, and the Chicago and Louisiana from
Liverpool, arrived to-day. Their news is
mainly anticipated by the cable.
Report said that the Derby Cabinet was
considering plan of shelving the whole
question Of Reform for the next session OF
Parliament.
The Barnsley explosion Is found to have
been occasioned by the leaving off of the
top OF the blacksmith's safety lamp the
fame of which must have ignited the gas.
He had gone doERto shoe the horses, and
was found witlptk head blown off, Sub
scriPtions for the families Of the sufferers
were already large.
A dividend Of four shlIings on the pound
had been offered by the Vice-Cbancellor to
the creditors Of 0verend, Gurnsey and Co.
This will require about .el 100000 sterling.
The report Of the loss Of the steamer
Golden Fl eece with all on board, was wicked
hoax.
ATangel nents for the co moderation Of the
British Pro Yinces of North America have
been settled, and bills will be introduced at
the next scss ion of Parliam ant. The Impe-
rial guarantS is raised to J;4,OO0O00.