The national Republican., 1867-01-14
Heavy SWINDLE IN BOSTON
fatal RENCoNTRE IN TENNESSEE.
MYTRRIOUs MrRpER IN CINCINNATI
MORE INDIAN DEPREDATI0NS.
Foreign News.
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..-.. ENGLAND.
LIyERrooL, Jan. 12.-Noon.-The steam.
ship Java, which left Boston on Wednesday,
January 2, arrived at this port last evening.
LONDON, Jan. l2.-Noon.-The Lords Of
the Admiralty are busily engagcdin the pre-
paration OF the estimates for the larger in
crease OF the naval arm OF the service which
has lately been ordered .1 20
LONDON, Jan. l2.-Evening.--TheT Times
Of this morning has a long argumentative
article on the subject Of the impeachment Of
the President Of the United States, and says
the scheme looks like fatal blow at the
Constitution.
PEsrH, Jan. I'm. Deals has issued an
address, in which he condemns the patent
lately issued for the reorganization Of the
army. He says that the carrying out Of the
scheme will certainly prove fatal 10 the ar.
rangement Of the present difficulties, and
adjures the Emperor to concede the claims
Of Hungary. -..-.....
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. 1.-The profiered media.
tion Of the United States in the differences
between Spain and Chill is regarded as al.
most certain forerunner Of honorable and
permanent peace. H.a -rl-r-. r-..
TURKEY
VIENNA, Jan. 1.-THE morning journals
Of this city to-day contained official announce
ments that the Sublime Porte calls 10000
men into service to quell the Greek insur-
rections in the Mediterranean.
ITALY.
Florence, Jan. l2.-The Chamber Of
Deputies has adopted the draft of an address
in reply to the speech Of King Victor En-
LONDON, Jan. l2--Evening.-Consols
closed at 81 for money. Eric shares, 43i !;
U. 8. Five-twenties, 72t Current rates for
bonds to-day at Paris, 70.
l., ..r-.. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. .r...
LONDON, Jan. 2-Noon.-The following
are the current quotations OF American Sc
curities United States Five-twenties Of 1862,
T2h United States Five-twenties Of 1865,
7lsa7la Erie, 42!a43; Illinois Central, S0t.
Consols are steady at at 90. for money.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l2-Noon.-The cotton
market opens very fat, with unchanged
prices The sales to-day are estimated at
!, 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2-Evening.-The cot
ton market closed dull to-day, and prices fell
off slightly. Middling Uplands quoted at
l4}d. sales to-day did not exceed 5000
bales.
LATER
LONDON, Jan. l3-The Globe has an cdi
torial in which it says the Eastern question
has become so pressing that it demands the
immediate attention Of the European Powers,
1t is the opinion Of the Globe that a general
conference of the leading Powers will be pro.
posed on the subject. r.,.r-.
Advices from the East report that an in,
surrection is on the point of breaking out in
Bosnia. r.--
BERLIN, Jan. l3.-The North German
Gazette denies that Bismarck has issued any
diplomatic circular as was recently reported
PEsTII, Jan. IA motion has been in
troduced into the Hungarian Diet, declaring
that the decree lately issued for the reorgan
ization Of the army is void, and all who order
its execution will be punished for treason.
BORDEAUX, Jan. l3.-The French bark
0usizlna, Capt. Bertrand, which sailed from
New Orleans, November l3thI for this port
went ashore in the Gironde, and become O
total wreck
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l3.--The steamship Hell
| Nctiot "ulCu iCit ENCN DSScAhoOi avn
has arrived out Frankfort January 18th
United States fve-twenties, 75t.
LONDON, Jan. l3-Evening.-Reports from
Madrid state that Garibaldi has gone to the
Island ofCandia. ....... ...
PARIS, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fromrhe East report that a ministerial crisis
has taken place at Constantinople, and also
that the Porte has recalled bis Ambassador
from Athens. II ia also reported that large
number of reinforcements for the Greek in
surgents have been landed in Gambia from
Greek ships, and that the Cretans are re
ceiying fresh supplies of arms again.
ST.. PKrERsBuRa, Jan. l3.-The Gear anC
the members OF the Imperial Court were
present at ball lately given in aid Of the
suffering families Of the Cretans
LONDON, Jan. 13.--Adylces from China re
port that great Gre had occurred at YokO
hama, Japan, causing loss Of $5,OOO,OOO.