The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-03
From Europe.


Fsrfh>r Point, oct. 2.-The steamship BELGIAN.
from Liverpool Sept. 2i, ra Londonderry Sept 29,
passed this point this afternoon, route 10 Quebec
THE FESIASs
| There were no new developments In the crusade
against ,he fenians. Tho examination Of the pris-
oner' stood fixed for the 23d. J,me. murphy one Of
the men arrested at Dublin, who described himself
s citizen OF Bo-ton, and protested sg.inst hi.
arrest, had been set at liberty, "after" SAYS tho
| FIREMAN, ian interview between tho American
Consul and the authorities" II 10 stated that
Murphy is connected with the War Department. at
Warrington. but no explanation Is given Of bis con-
nection with the suppressed Irish People
AZ the sSth Regiment on parade In Cork Bar
racks the sergeant MAJOR called into tho guard
room and shown a roll-book Of members names.
taken from an arrested Fenlan. The sergeant major
admitted that one OF the signatures was his and %
at once taken into custody private soldier belong.
Ing to the same regiment also arresied. This
eAuscd great excitement in Cork, leading, 1t b
'urposed, to run on Cork banker.
| fenisn demonstration was rather expected a,
the Limerick races, and the military we're held Ia
readiness, but all passed OF quietly.
james Stevens for whom reward Of cil0 10
offered was aide de camp to Smith O'Bren at BaIn-
gary.
Tho American officer arrested at Queenstown. on
the arrival Of the City Of Limerick turns out TO be
Federal. and not Confederate Captain, named
| scCaferty. number Of F,nisn documents, Of an
incendary character, found in his possession.
with evidence that be Is connected with the move
mont.
The arms Of Driesdler General Gleason, who wss
also passenger on the City Of Lmorck, weru taken
from him
The hoRNISo PoFr editorially a.,ert. that the
/ American Cove 4. a.. A..
Fenianr and will do nil In iis power TO defeat them
II says President Johnson and Mr.. seward are ami
mated by tho most friendly sentiments towards Eng
| land, and the latter h. communicated Tenian
| movements to the British Cabinet, and neither tho
| British public nor the Government will readily for.
get nr se.nrd's honorable and amcablo conduct.
The DAuY NEWS thinks the Feuan oollapso is
likely to settc in beneficial wAy the relations be-
tween the United States and Ireland. aud that The
political relations between ENGLAND and Ireland are
likely 10 be far bo,cr understood than they have ever
yet been.
Tho Lord Lieutenant Of ireland, in the following
letter, announces that proper precautions have tcen
taken by tho government;
NIoERrGAL LoDGr, September TO- 1865.
| Ny dear Lord Fcmoy-i bee leave TO ckuov cIro
your letter OF the 1ith. transmitting the memorial
adopted At the meeting Of tho msciltratos Of tho
County OF Cork representing that the tranquility Of
tAc county s endaurered by the fonlan consp rsoy.
GU vii have learned hy THE time the steps which
the government hnt taken in Dublin and Cork
! pres, THE 81 r.h,.Out movement. BY a proclamation
| issued this day the County and Cily Of Cork have
been placed under the DIVISIONS ot the Peace Pfeser-
vaiiol sci, and the colstahuay will te supported by
such military force ~ NAV he neoesssrv for the
elics viii roa1,uf, the Iowa and wei-di-possd rhah.
i,r,a eld 1i Prove 10 the dflhected that the gov
eumcnt IL firmly determined 10 uphold the law
| Be.evc me, M dear Lord iermOy, faithfully youis,
The Lord lcrnoy, &C. MoDruousr.
| LrTtooL SsJt. % 2-Fsnian arrests continue. An.
ther non commissioned officer has teen arrested in
tho Cork garrison. Two arrest have occurred in
Manchester and one In Sheffield. It is,tstsd that
the evidence Ia too voluminou to. admit Of the eI.
animation taking Place on the 2ad.
AMrEIoAS sEoCrirIrs.
satterihwHite's circular dated on the evening Of
The 2c,h tays the market for American securities hl,
been vcry nctiyo, and up to the i9'h with steadily
| Advancing Tutca, Fiye-tvoutes we've At one time
dcnc rs high ~ g. =, but gave aud cosod heavy
Sef ,hc re Tcs5d ia 70 ~ ~. oS ieo.si ls' " as 70
| ~, have again iiuniOved 10 90 t,.. Illinois "a
| d,u'ul Il m IuiptoyuWCHf ou The week of Ntuut
Z. u bonds u drmar d. and eN ~ 10 .old ca Al
advance OF two OF three deiiln.
The TIMTs,ays Frankfort nGylecs mention that
. meeting OF American hondhoGcrs recently call.
ed there BY MI Isner, a New York banker, was
arrely attended. Mr.. Laner stated that he lad not
come TO borrow, as Ills countrymen we're competent
TO poyidc 70. the wants Of the government, but TO
max eoTno ooIn.nunicniOus about present facts gul
intre prospects, the secretary q the Iroatup hav-
Ing desired hn 70 do s0 during his stsr In Europe
Mr.. laner stated hat No lar mp0s,a;ons Wcro fc-
CURED Tor the youth even grec revenue nom cue
toms w1s piobhhle. lie nlso sfAed th1 Congrfri at
it, noAt session, will probably sanction export duties
Oh COTTON, to Gcco, etc, By which additional revenue
oiFxty million dollars will bc raised. II vas tho
iLt'nton OF the Secretary of the Ieasury TO resume
tlcro Pigments ac possible ana ~ all events
toiAl ely reGuoe the paper currency ~ next sprius
Inc meeting eIpTosspd great doubts Whether 'E-
ports OF large impOrt dutlc6 world An'ver The pur-
pose tho We've on thsle subjects enF cntirrl OF in
opp9aite character in Eurpe, Gicro export duties
abolished, and import duties reduced 10 the low
est point Above all the adv'n'Ae" was uTecd Of
fliins erdo certain rev cHue Og the ogadua tGtinc-
hph oi the paper currency.
The Minister of tho Interior illlyJ hal isiucd
circular to the projects rela aiye tho approaching
election. lie also announces fundly moa'uics to be
presented In the rev parliament including one for
tue supp fs1lon OF religious hO4les auI tho endyus
meh' oi ecclesisstlcal properly.
Vienna paper learns that wariike preparations
which are again making IN Aontsnero, have Induced
ne IlJEIlh Porto TO edort precautionary mea.qrss
shae presence in Vienna was believed 70 10 ~ cOu-
noction with these moyemcnt..
--latest Commercial.
Cotton excited, and ha',d L'rucron tho ~GIok for
nl3,iSah, WIN sales OF 1850 haltG s..'s IHdAy
S';,'N WI. eohlng with uu. up.siI ltHntiy.
Snds'uns hrner, and wheat Id hifher. fIo' tions
:, Consol. clo,ed on Friday At s3'aS9'. for money.
lhh.h central shares SJoSJ4, EEt sAsfe' % d |.
D. fNe-t"en,iss OSaGS.
--
DurINa = Democratic mass meeting at Hills
/. TIo' pI" lew days since, al when "'n' '"N, |
AleN. Long and n. q. Maginis wcro TO- prncpal |
sIFANsrs, veteran cAvArymau, naneI IKE t..K
~ puohs At remark msde - o. lt.'tr seHNt-
@ u-i' NV ~ ms rage threw ger ihc
~" sl,alg upon the platform, whcieN'n ~
cams urew pistol and fired OF P,.e W1uL'.ng |
pm IN Ihe head. Pike relaaieI by '".-e aIs-