The national Republican., 1867-12-14
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, Dec. l3-2 O'Clock. .-Consols steady,
s2J U. s. bonds Il Lille; Illinois, 2o4j Erie, +s,I
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l3-2 o'olock.-The cotton
market 10 q little more active. Sales will reach
10000. Corn advancing; now Western mixed 46s.
cd. wheat steady. Bacon declined to1. Sugar
easier, No. u Dutch standard 20.
LONDON, Dee. l3.-The London Timss urges the
acceptance Of President Johnson's ideas on
questions OF naturalization and allegiance as
enuneiated In his message.
LONDON, Dec. IA daring attempt was made
to-day to release recently arrested Fenisn, Col.
Burke, who is confined in Clerkenwcll Prison.
Powder WAS placed beneath one Of the prison
walls, and was exploded, 1t 10 supposed, by one
OF Burke's associates. The whole side OF the
wall was blown out. The force Of the explosion
was so great that three adjoining buildings were
destroyed.
Many prisoners were injured, and, II Is feared,
some lives were lost.
LONDON, Dec. 13-Evenlng.-Consolsc closed at
s2,s; Bonds, II Lille; Erie, ts7t, Illinois, sss4.
FRAsKpoRT, Dec. l3.-Bonds closed at 10 lilo.
LONDON. Dec. l3-9 O'Clock, p. m.-The explo-
| sion at Clerkenwell had very serious conse-
quences, but was not successful In accomplishing
the rescue Of Burke. Theprisoner was confined
In inner cell and could not escape by the breach
In the wall. He has been removed to a place OF
greater safety. The explosion was tremendous
Il
buildings are mass Of ruins. Some lives must
have been lost. II 10 wildly rumored that AZ
/ many as twenty persons have been killed, and
| that some bodies are buried In the ruins.
During the morning repairs had been com
/ menced on the walls.
| Later In the day some unknown men were seer
10 roll barrel which doubtless contained pow
der, under the place where the repairs were being
made. shortly after the explosion took place.
Four men and female were found In the
vaults, and have been arrested on suspicion
The excitement 10 so great that II 10 impossible
| to obtain any correct account ofsnns casualties
| PARIS, Desember I3.-It is reported the Corps
Legislatir will soon be dissolved by Napoleon
| end new elections held In January.
Florence, December l3.-Serious apprehen.
| sions are entertained OF an insurrection In
Naples, In which city demonstrations against the
Government have been unusually violent.
LrvHRPooL, Dec. l3-Evening.-The cotton
| market closed without improvement In prices
with the exception Of cotton to arrive, which II
armer. The following are the authorized quota
tons; Middling Uplands in port, 7%d.; Middlint
| Uplands, I'd; Orleans, Tskd. Sales, 10000 bales
| Advices from Manchester are unfavorable. Corr
closed nrm OF +Ss. Cd. Beef, llas. Cd. Pork, COS
| Bacon, +os.
| LIvRRrooL, Dee. ls.-rhe steamer Bsin, from
New York, November %, hiss arrived.
| The bark syren, from Rotterdam, for Break
water, Delaware, 10 ashore In Dover Straits
near Calais. She Is disehargins. There 10 som,
prospect Of saving the vessel.
| The brig R. Shepherd, Captain BArstown
| which sailed from Philsdelphia on the ltth o
oetober, has arrived IL Hoiisnd in a ieskinl
condition.
PANS, Dee. ls-Evening.-Sineen noon rente
have improved, and at close they were advancing