The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-16
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EUROPE.

European intelligence five days later brought by
che steamship Nova Scotan which passed Father Point
last evening. from Londonderry on the 9th inst
The recently published list OF subscribers the rebel
loan has caused quito stir among prominent English
mon, who are anxious TO escape the odium at.
taching TO financial sympathy with the exploded
oonfederacy Several OF them including Mr. Gladstone,
Chancellor OF the Exchequer; Hon Evelyn Ashley; Mr..
Ridout proprietor OF the London Morning Post and Mr..
Laird, NJ r., have rushed into tho newspapers with
setons that they had any interest in said loan.
The London NeVs styles the list "a malicious impos.
taren =
meeting OF holders OF Southern State and railroad
bonds bank securities issued previous the rebel
lion had been called 20 be held In London. IL IL said
that the people OF the indebted States should manifest
disposition for arrangement their English creditors
would he disposed 10 meet them half way.
In the London money market the 9th inst.
United States hve.twenty bonds quoted At
OK 70. Consols for money wcrc AZ $50
. ssI. In Liverpool, on the 9th, the cotton
market excited and closed AZ m advance Of from
two pence two and half ponce per pound for Amcr
can descriptions Breads,uns, provisions and produce
had experienced material change, hut we're arm.
M1sCELLANEoUs.
Tho steamships Manhattan. from Vera Cruz on the sh
Kingston Jamaica, on the 7th inst, arrived at this port
last night, bat brought no news OF particular i'm.
porance The jamaica Colonial Legislature Is TO meet
on tho Tth OF November
The Legislature Of Mississippi to meet to-day and all
local stste officers elected the I'd inst to be
sworn in This 10 tho last chapter In the work OF
ganisation in Mississippi, and that State will have the
honor or being the r OF the late rebel conederacy to
evey become again loyal member Of the Union.
The North Carolina Convention has not yet concluded
s work. and is expected TO be In session for some days
ye On Saturday last tho members still engaged in
The discussion over the State debt incurred In aid OF the
rebellion resolution requesting tho President TO re-
move the coored troops from the State was adopted.
Strong fears arc expressed by Jackson CORE.
spondsncc In regard next years cotton crop IN Mis-
mssippi The depredations OF the contending armies
have cft the fields gin houses and other ncccsssres
Tor the production Of the staple In very dilapida.
ted condition, and there also great scarcity Of the
stock and implements indispensable TO its planting, cul
ture and preparation for market Added to this the
planters generally appear lack the energy and pract
csbilty requisite for proceeding with work under the
new order OF things and in the matter Of Incidence the
negroes disposed 10 initiate those who formerly
their masters. Our correspondent thinks that " the
planters would set example o. industry the freedmen
would not DO slow In following ~ as has been illustrated
10 several cases In the State where the matter has been
tried There is great demand for Northern overseers,
R they have much more influence with the freed negroes
than southerners and the planters Offering large
ealares 10 Northorncrs to supcrintend their work
South Carolina sdyices Of interest are pven In
~ sAst''s'S0 correspondence Ehe ilaqssp f2r sais