The national Republican., 1867-01-05
e g Q OBJ EDO NOT KILLED.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IN Maryland,
'HIO ADOPTS THE AMENDMENT,
Foreign New. By the Cable.

LONDON, Jan. 4, noon.-The Times Of this
morning says that the only questions that
England at the present time is at all in
volved in with other Powers, are the ques-
tons waiting for settlement between her and
America. It then urges the prompt settle
ment Of these upon satisfactory basis.
The Times also expresses its belief that II
the Eastern question Is now approached in
the proper spirit, there can be speedy set
tlement Of it by the Powers Of Europe in
the interests Of peace.
yIESsA, Jan. 4, noon.-The patent con-
voking an extraordinary session Of the
Reichsrsth has had brd effect in Hungary.
LISBON, Jan. 4-nooh.-The King opened
the Cortes this morning, and urged the reor-
ganization Of the army.
LONDON, Jan. n.4-noon.-Consols are quoted
at 9Os for money; U. s. 5-2O's, 1874; Illinois
Central, s24; Erie, 46t.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-noon.-Cotton-The
sales Of the week foot up $4,000 bales. The
authorized quotation for Middling UPlands
is l5id. The market is quiet but steady to-
day, and the estimated sales are 10000 bales.
FRASKYoRr, Jan. 4-noon.-U. 8. 5-20s
are quoted at 77s.
PANS, Jan. 4-noon.-The Rentes are
quoted at 69E 83c.
LATER.
Pans, Jan. 4.-As an evidence OF the
high appreciation in which he was held by
the Emperor Napoleon, the latter in an au
tograph letter to Mr.. Bigelow, the retiring
United States Minister, presented him with
q copy Of his works. The letter was couched
in very Hattering terms.
Moscow, Jan. 4.-The Gazette in its issue
to-day has an important article upon the po
litical situation Of Russia, and argues Al
length that the onerous conditions imposed
upon the Government by the results Of the
Crimean war should be removed, and Russia
thus be relieved from certain burdens the
abrogation Of which would materially en-.
bance the progressive civilizing power of the
Empire.
The article excites considerable attention
not only in Government circles, but has re
ceiyed the attentive perusal OF the foreign
diplomats at st. Petersburg, who have I'D
vised their respective Governments relative
thereto.
The Gear has issued ukase extending tn,
furloughs Of officers Of the army.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.--Several Of the Nortl
German Governments have formally con
cluded that Parliament shall meet on tn,
18th day Of February next.
The Prussian Government is taking activ,
steps to hasten the election of delegates u
the Parliament prior to the first proximo.
BRUssELs, Jan. 4.-The Etoile Beige, il
its issue to-day, says that the efforts of th'
French Government to form q quadrupl,
alliance with England, Prussia and Austrii
has entirely failed. 1t states that Englan'
favors an alliance with Prussia, provided
the latter will guarantee the independence 0
Belgium.
BERLIN, Jan. 4.-The Greek question il
the East is assuming threatening proper
tons, and its final settlement is looked upoi
as involving serious complications. Som
solcitude is apparent in regard to 1t by higI
officials.
LONDON, Jan. 4-Evening.-The closinI
price Of consols to-day was sOi for money
American securities closed as follows Five
twentes, 73t Erie, 46; Illinois Central, 81
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-evening-Cotton- A.
The market continued steady with sales o
10000 bales. Middling Uplands, l64,
The breadstuffS market is firm. Corn firm
with an upward tendency, and has advanced
to Ais Cd. per quarter of 4sO pounds 70
American mixed Western. Wheat firm
with an upward tendency, and has advanced
4d. per GENITAL. Flour is 6rm.
The provision market ia steady and firm
and prices tend upward. Cheese firm, will
a slightly upward tendency in price.
FRASKFoRr, Jan. 4-evening. closinl
quotations Of U. 8. 5-20's was 77i.
PARIS, Jan. 4-evening. - The Bours
closed steady Rentes closed at 6sL s2tc.