The national Republican., 1867-05-10
In BY Te1egraph.
From Europe by Cable.

ence Of the Great Powers, which assembled
In this city yesterday, 10 arrange the dis
position oi the Luxemburg question, has
adjourned until tomorrow, the 9th in
slant
LONDON, May g. Evening. = Reports
from Warsaw state that the Russian Gov
ernment is concentrating troops apd heet,I
mulating munitions of war in the province
Of Poland
LONDON, May BA-2 p m.X-TheS money
market a quiet and steadyg Consols f6r
money, S1f; United States t-20s, 4; Mi.
nOis Central. IS; Eries, 4Oi. IT
LONDON, May s-Evening. - Cohsols
closed steady at 9l4 for money United
States 5-20.'s, I'll Erie Railray shges,
4O3; Illinois Central ~. "
IrvERPooL, May SIP. m.SSince noon
the cotton market has BECOME dull and
heavy, and prices have fallen of fdfS Md
ding Uplands are now quoted at 105d.a
lid. -
~ TIE sy'A stAsr n nnrptts's nnrptts's tT -rTHt qgqNls
LlyERPooL, May s-Eyening. /:
The decline IN prices continues, and Itho
market closed weak at the, following al:
fthorized dnotAt Ations: = MiddEns Uplands,'
Id; Middling Orleans, Iltd, The sales
Of the day amounted to II, ,O68 bales. 20
4Bresdstuffs-5Co JOIN closed AZ 42s,;6d per
quarter for fniked Western Barley, AZ
Cd. per 60 pbs9 Oats, lSsi Td.T TperT46 Iba
Peas, As. Wheat unchanged! bno9aG
ProyisionsFSlhe provision & market is
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, May 80 p. m.-Intelli-
gence has been received here stating that
the bark Hotspur, from Manila for New
York, was lost at sea. No date or other
particulars in regard 10 the disaster to her
have come to hand.
MARsErLLEs, May 80 p. m.-The brig
Cupid, Capt. Bradshaw, from New York
March for this port, was towed in to-day
derelict. .. .I
QUEENSTOWN, May 80 p. m.-The
Cunard freight steamship Aleppo, Captain
Harrison, which left New York on the oath
Of April, arrived here to-day on the way to
Liverpool. 81.
LIVERPOOL, May 80 p. m.-The ship
Garibaldi, which sailed from San Francisco
on the llth of January, arrived at this
port to-day.
| CoRE, Nays p.m.-The ship Dragon,
Capt. Clements, which sailed from San
Francisco on the 23d Of December, and
which put into Deal in distress on April
27, arrived at this port to-day. ; .
| LATER.
New YoRK, May 9.-The New York
Herald has the following dispatch:
LONDON, May s.-The peace congress
met yesterday.
The names of the plenipotentiaries are
as follows: England, Lord Stanbery,
| (president;) France, Prince De La Tour
Auvergne; Prussia, Count Bernstroff; Aus
tria, Count Appoinyi; Russia, Baron Brun-
now; Italy, Marquis d. Azzlio; Luxem-
burg, Baron De Tornace; Belgium, NJ. Van
De Wyer; Netherland, Baron Bentille.
The proceedings arc secret. This much,
however, is known, that France is willing
to accept the dismantling of the Fortress
Of Luxemburg so as il will not remain q
menace. Prussia will not consent to this
unless all the Powers give q guarantee Of
a settlement which would bind them to
engage in q war against the future designs
Of France or Prussia, in case they sought
aggrandizement in their direction.
| England hesitates to give the guarantee,
and the session adjourned to enable the
representatives to receive telegraphic in
structions from their respective govern
ments. In the meantime war preparations
are proceeding on both sides. France is
buying arms both in England and Spain,
and the Prussian troops Of the regular
army are being held in readiness to sup
port the garrison OF Luxemburg. Bis
marck declares the situation now more
serious than ever before. TT'
Russia is converting muskets into
breech-loaders.