Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-20
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Scotia.
TIE FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
Lord Bruce has Written to SeC'y Seward
The Confederate Loan Bubble.
Actions of Banks Of England and France
Montgomery Blair and the Democracy.
LECTURE BY H,ENDELL PHILLIPS.
He GeenOsHlaces General Banks.
Actions of Banks of England and Franc,
Montgomery Blair and The Democracy
LECTURE BY WENDELL PHILLIPS
He Denoumces General Bank.
GREAT FE.OOD AT HAVANA.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arriya. Of she steamer Scott


| New foRE, October 19.-The steamer Scotia from
Liverpool the Sth instant, via Queenstown on the
9th, has arrived.
Fenlan arrests continue, and eight more have been
committed for trial at Dublin. 1t is said that Lord
Bruce has asked an explanation of Mr. Seward of the
movements of the FcniaHS in America.
Parties alledged to have been connected with the
Confederate loan continue to publish denias, but
Mr.. Lindsay confesses to a small loss.
Lord Wharncklifc and Messrs. Peacockc and
Akroyd deny that they had any in the Con
fedcratc Loan Mr.. Sampson, citycditor of the Times
says he not only never had any stock but declined to
accept proered allotment when the Loan was intro
duced. W. s. Lindsay scizes the opportunity to cx-
press his regret that the South did achieve indie
pendence.
Arrests of Fenians still continued in ireland at the
latest adviccs. The proprietor and printer of the
Connaught Patriot has been arrested for scditious
article in that paper Strict surveillance is kept on
all vessels arriving from America at Queenstown.
Eight additional Fcnians have been examined at
Dublin, and committed for trial
Royal Commission has been appointed in England
to inquire into the nature and causes of the cattle
disease
The Bank Of France has lost nearly twenty-five
million francs in specie during the week, and the
Bank has advanced its rate of discount from 3 TO
per cent.
The United States Minister to Madrid was received
by the Queen of Spain the 3Oth In presenting his
credentials he made address full of friendship to-
wards Spa'n pointing out that all the differences be-
tween the :wo countries has always been paciiicaIy
adjusted, and expressing his hopes for continued
peace and prosperity.
The Queen said she rciOiccd at the friendship be-
tween the Two nations, and recprocatcd the desire
that they may remain in peace and friendship She
also expressed real satisfaction at the tcrmina-
ton Of the war gloriously susa incd by the Amcr
people, and hoped that all traces Of past strife
would be happily removed.
THE LATEST.
At Dublin, on Saturday evening, Mr. 0 Brennan
of the Connaught Pt"riot was committed for trial on
the double charge of treason and felony
AT Paris 1t Is reported that the allocuon recently
delivered by the Pope against secret societies. was
due to the suggestion of Archbishop Manning of Lon
dOn who wished to obtain the condemnation of Fe-
nanism.
Commercial Adyices.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday Evening Oct. S.-Cotton-
Sales to-day 10000 baleS-market buoyant at an ad-
vance of I'd. An advance has been made in bank
rates, too late to effect the market The market was
virtually over before the transpired.
sreadstuffs are quiet and firm.
Flour quiet but prices steady. Wheat firm-Win-
ter Red sS ida9s lld Mixed Corn steady.
Provisions are steady.
Beef frm-Prces have downward tendency. Pork
stock limited. Prices advanced Is cd. Bacon is firm
and unchanged. Lard active and advanced las.
. Produce-Sugar is advancing. Coffee is firm. Rice
irn Rosln dull Spirits Turpentine inactive.
LONDON, Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed at SS35a
3Sl for money. The Bank of England has raised its
69a6N4 The advance on the rate of interest caused
a general decline i'll the funds.