The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-26 00:00:00

FENIANISM IN LONDON.

There being some reason to believe that the hunted
Fenians, Kelly and Deasy, for whose apprehension
so large a reward has been offered, might venture
to enter the metropolis by the way of the North-
Western Railway at the Euston-square terminus, a
body of rough Irishmen, numbering as many as 200
on Sunday night last, and about half that number
on Monday, were seen loitering about the neigh-
bourhood of the gates of the Euston terminus, and
acting under the direction of a respectably-dressed
man. This person appeared to be in command of
the party. Their attitnde was of a most menacing
and threatening description ; and, indeed, some of
these men were actually said to have been seen with
firearms in their possession ; doubtless they were
assembled there for the purpose of rescuing the
Fenians Kelly and Deasy from the hands of the
authorities, should they arrive, and should an at-
tempt be made to capture them. The police autho-
rities at head-quarters having, however, received
information that these persons had congregated in
the threatening manner described, at once took
steps of a preventive nature to check any disturb-
ance which might arise. A strong body of the S
division of police, under command of some of the
most experienced officers of the force, were imme-
diately ordered by Sir Richard Mayne to remain
within the enclosure belonging to the railway com-
pany, and their presence, no doubt, had the desired
effect, for although these apparently evil-disposed
persons again assembled on Tuesday night, they
retired to their homes after the arrival of the last
train, without making the least attempt to dis-
turb the usual quietude and order of proceedings.
There is every reason to believe that had the
Fenians Kelly and Deasy arrived, as was antici-
pated, at the station named, a most serious dis-
turbance would have taken place ; but an intimation
having fortunately been conveyed to the police
authorities, all precautions that could be taken
were taken.

As may naturally be supposed the intelligence
spread rapidly throughout the neighbourhood that
a Fenian rising was about to take place, and no
small alarm was created amongst the inhabitants
by the appearance of so large a body of men. It
was rumoured, and with some truth, that the police
were armed with revolvers, and had there been any
attempt to rescue the prisoners from their custody
bloodshed would have been the consequence and
many lives would have been sacrificed, as the
officers from the North of England would in all
probability have immediately shot any Fenians in-
terfering with them in the exercise of their duty.
It having transpired in the examination of Kelly
at Manchester, when before the magistrate, that he
had resided for some time in London, it is considered
highly improbable that he will endeavour to reach
the metropolis, considering that there are a great
many persons who know him well, and the whole
of whom are on the alert and constantly on the
look out to effect his capture. On the morning
following the congregations of men at Euston-
square station an examination was made, and
several new percussion-caps were picked up, which
had been dropped, a fact which leaves no doubt that
they intended, if necessary, to resort to violent
measures.

ARRIVAL OF FENIAN CONVICTS AT PORTLAND.
The Helicon, tender to the Channel Fleet, arrived in Port-
land Roads on Monday afternoon, with 12 Eenian pri-
soners on board, among them the noted Moriarty. In the
evening they were taken ashore, under a strong guard,
and were marched to the convict establishment.

LETTERS, &C., FOR THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.

—All letters, ckc., which may be posted, directed to persons
serving in the expedition about to be sent to Abyssinia,
will, when not otherwise addressed, be forwarded in the
mail for Sucz, for transmission thence by such opportu-
nities as may offer. Upon all such letters, Ste., the postage,
as far as Sue; must be prepaid at the following rates e
Via Southampton: For a letter not exceeding i oz. in
weight, 6d. ; for newspapers, ld. each ; for book packets
not exceeding 4 ozs., 3d. Via Marseilles : For a letter not
exceeding oz. in weight, 6d. ; for newspapers, 2d. each,
when not exceeding 4 ers. ; for book packets not exceed-
ng 4 ozs., 41—By command of the POSTMASTER-GENERAL,
General Post-office, Sept. 23, 1867.

MR. BRIGHT, M.P.—Previous to leaving the
residence of Mr. Caird, at Cassencarry, the Provosts of
Dumfries, Kircudbright, and Wigtown, with other gentle-
men, wero invited to meet and dine with Mr. Bright.
Provost Turner, of Dumfries, availed himself of that op-
portunity of presenting to Mr. Bright a requisition, bearing
about forty signatures, which had been hurriedly got up in
the tofu, inviting the h n. member for Birmingham to a
soiree, or other public meeting, at such a time as might
suit his convenience. Mr. Bright declined the invitation,
assigning as his reason his desire for rest after the fatigues
of the geoiou.—Dumfries courier.

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HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL, Sept. 24.
The Queen, accctnpanie 1 by Princess Christian,
went out yesterday morning, and in the afternoon
drove out with Princess Christian and Princess
Beatrice.

Princess Louise and Prince Arthur, with LadY
Churchill, went out riding.
The Hon. Mrs. Gordon arrived at the Castle
on a visit to her Majesty.
Mr. Gathorne Hardy had the honour of dining
with the Queen and Royal family. astle

THE QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS.—The Queen,
of the Netherlands is now on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Clarendon, at The Grove, near Watford. tier
Majesty is attended by Count Bylandt and the Baroness de
Dedem. Among the visitors staying at The Grove are--
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, the Earl and
Countess Cowley and Lady Feodore Wellesley, Lord
Lyons, Mr. Odo Russell, Mr. Henry Calcraft, &c. Ser
Majesty will remain tho guest of the noble earl and couutese
till Saturday, and then go to Knowsley on a visit to the
Earl and Countess of Derby.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge Is
expected to arrive at Gloucester House in a few days from
Germany, and will then go on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Derby at Knowsley.

her Highness Princess Czernicheff, the Princess
Marie Czernicheff, the Princess W. Bariatinsky, and fatnilY
have loft Claridge's Hotel for Paris.
The Duchess of Buccleuch and Lady Margaret
Scott have arrived in Paris from a tour in Germany, and
are expected to reach London in the course of the ensuing
week.

His Excellency Baron du Penedo, the Brazilian
Minister, has arrived in town from Paris to resume his
official duties at the court of St. James's.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Drogheda are
staying on a visit to the Dowager Lady Wharncliffo and
Lady Henry Scott at Ditton Park, near Windsor, before
going to Ireland.

The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon, on leaving
Hatfield House, whore they have been staying on a visit
to the Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury, returned to
Highclere Castle, near Newbury.

THE LIVINGS7ONE SEARCH
EXPEDITION.

lIONEiKARKET

AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

TWELVE O'CLOCK.

At the weekly court of the directors of the Bank
of England this morning no alteration was an-
nounced in the minimum rate of disco-tint, which
still remains at 2 per cent.
In the general discount market there is a very
limited inquiry for accommodation, and first-class
short-dated paper is readily negotiable at 1i 1i
Per cent., and on the Stock Exchange loans on
Government securities are easily obtainable at from
1 to 11 per cent.
Accounts from Manchester report the suspension
of Messrs. Walker, Hamilton, and Co. The liabili-
ties, however, are small, and are not expected to
exceed £lO,OOO. A meeting of creditors is called,
When it is understood a composition of Gs. BJ. in the
pound will be offered. _ .

- -
Telegrams received from Sydney state that the
directors of the Commercial Bank of Sydney have
declared a dividend of 17 per cent. and carried for-
ward the sum of £9,000.
The traffic returns of the East Indian Railway for
the week ending August 4 was £30,357 4s. 2d.
against £24,543 3s. 6d. in the corresponding period
of the previous year, showing an increase of
£5,814 Os.'Bd.
Atlantic and Great Western Railway Deben-
tures are steady at 251 261, and the Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds at 221 22g.
The last week's railway receipts, ascertained up
to this day, are in round figures as under :-
1867. 1866.
Great Western ... ... 80,712 77,957
North Western ..• ...133,826 127,240
South Western ... 30,557 27,701
Brighton. 29,174 25,670
Midland ... 58,806 53,151
South Eastern ... 32,238 28,568
Great Northern ... 44,144 41,325
Lancashire and Yorkshire-. ... 48,280 45,820
Bristol and Exeter... ... 8,611 7,702
North Eastern ... 80,987 77,550
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln ... 20,747 19,580
Great Eastern ... ••• • ... 38,716 37,440
London, Chatham, and Doter'
Metropolitan ... 15,962 12,642
. 4,165 3,849
North British 29,387 27,880
North London .:; 6,067 5,402
Midland and Great Western" of Ireland ... 6,188 5,078
Groat Southern and Western of Ireland... 12,455
11,938
Glasgow and South Western ... ... 13,427 12,138
These returns, when compared with those of th
corresponding period of last year, generally show
some satisfactory results. On the Great Western
there is an increase of 1.2,755 ; on the North-
Western, of £6,586 ; on the South-Western, of
£2,856; on the Brighton, of £3,504; on the
Midland, of £5,655 ; on the South-Eastern, of
£3,670 ; on the Great Northern, of £2,819 ; on
the Lancashire and Yorkshire, of £2,460 ; on the
Bristol and Exeter, of £909 ; on the North-Eas-
tern, of £3,437 ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln, of £1,167 ; on the Great Eastern, of
£1,276 ; on the London, Chatham, and Boyar, of
£3,320 ; on the Metropolitan, of £316 ; on the
North British of £1,507 ; and on the North Lon-
don of £665.

Special notice has been given to the Paris Agents
de Change that all Three per Cent. Spanish Ex-
terior Stocks, of whatever date their emission may
be, will be quoted in the official list in one stock.
This will admit the Converted Stock into the Paris
Bourse,

At the meeting of Spanish Certificate-holders,
held yesterday, Mr. John Field in the chair, the
following resolutions were unanimously carried :
" 1. That Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P., and
Mr. James Capel, the trustees of the contrefoils,
having declined to hand them over to the manager
of the London and County Bank, the resolution of
25th July nominating Mr. Wm. M'Kewan, the said
manager, as the representative and medium of the
certificate-holders for the exchange of documents,
is hereby rescinded. And this meeting hereby
nominates and appoints Baron Lionel de Rothschild
and Mr. James Capel to be the said representatives
and medium of exchange of documents on the part
of the certificate-holders, and requests them to act
in all ways for the due protection of the interests of
the certificate-holders for carrying out the conver-
sion. 2. That Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P.,
and Mr. James Capel be authorised and requested
to make arrangements in conjunction with Senor
Porrajo, the Spanish Financial Commissioner, as
shall be requisite to give effect to the vote of the
Public meeting of 25th July, 1867, granting to the
committee the sum of £1 lie. id. per cent. of Three
per Cent. Stock, or for obtaining for the committee
such other less sum as shall be requisite for the pur-
Pose of repaying the loans raised by virtue of the
resolutions of the public general meeting of the 29th
April, 1856, for defraying the expenses of the con-
version, and remunerating the services of the com-
mittee and others." _ -

The City Bank have notified that they have re-
ceived the usual remittance from the Corporation to
provide for the coupons due on the Ist prox. on the
City of Hamilton, Canada, Sterling Debentures.
The New York Tribune, in an article on the
Alabama correspondence, concludes with the
remark, 4, the two countries are so nearly agreed
that no insuperable obstacle appears to a speedy
adjustment of the difficulty."

Two O'CLOCK.

According to Reuter's telegram from Paris to-
day, the French Rentes were 69f. sc. Heavy ;
uncertain.
Business on the English Stock Market has re-
mained exceedingly inactive, but prices generally
are steadily supported, Consols for money on the
Bth proximo being 941 1.
The New Threes are 921, 1,1; Reduced Annui-
ties, 921, 1,1; Exchequer Bills, Ns. prem. for
March; India 5 per Cents., 1131 1 ; Enfaccd 4 per
Cents, 89 ; and ditto 51 per Cents, 110.
The transactions in the Foreign Stock Market
have been to a fair extent, and owing to the more
favourable view taken of political affairs on the
Continent prices have shown a recovery. Italian 5
per Cents. have advanced j, to 481 49 ; Greek
Bonds /, to 131 14 ; Mexican Stock *, to 15 151 ;
Spanish Passive 1, to 181 19 ; ditto Certificates 1,
t° 16i ; and Turkish 5 per Cents. 1, to 311 321.
In American Securities there has been little
variation. Erie Shares have advanced 1, to 39
40; but United States 5-20 Bonds continue steady
at 721 73. ;
and Illinois at 761 771.
The Foreign and Colonial undertakings have
remained without any change of importance.
Great Luxembourg are marked 101 ; Dutch-
itheuish, 20i ; Great Western of Canada, 16 16/ ;
East Indian 1101; and Great Indian Peninsula,
1081.
In the Railway Share Market the dealers and
speculators are chiefly engaged with the settlement
of the account, but owing to the favourable cha-
racter of the traffic receipts on most of the principal
lines prices ,generally have shown an upward ten-
aeheY• Caledonian have been particularly buoyant,
and have recovered fully 2 per cent. ; Midland have
each ; and Brighton, North Western, and Metro-
politan each 1.
Bank shares have been particularly dull, and the
few dealings reported exhibit no change of import-
ance M values. Union of London remain at 371;
London and Westminster at 68 ; and London
Chartered of Australia at 231.
liliseellaneous and Finance shares are without
Hudson's Bay Company, however,
Z 0 improved to 151 ; National Discount Com-
v:'Y to
104 ; Credit Foncier of England remain
Lolly at 38 ; and Viceroy of Egypt's Mortgage
tat 72i.

MINING MARKET.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
A. Very moderate amount of business has been
rtered into, and prices in several instances
hohave
%via less firmness. Annexed aro some of the
elNin
913. g quotations :
overton Moor 5l
(k3lll....ntales Gold bf
L'usit,°rd Amalgamate 7
I, Basset
.„.-I!;ast Car (I
ass,
tt Lovell ....
qrel, edl Grenville 2} 2i
Cire LaxoY
It9talliek
'1.,.1•,t 'Wheal Vor 17118
1,1;;tio Valloy
... 61
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North Treskerby 11 11
Prince of Wales 47s Gd 49s Od
Providence Mines 29 30
South Caradon
South Frances
Tincroft
West Chivertou 64 65
Wheal Basset. BO 85
Wheal Buller
Wheal Chiverton
Wheal Grenville 20s 22s Gd
Wheal 6oteu