The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-27
NSEw " YORK. WEDNESDAY; snprrMBER 81, 1865
pso, or Fenianism In Ireland must conclude - the
American mall 10 just closing here 81 Is aais5x y.
v Lntest Developments. Z
AfarTrNG Op IRIaTy NkGISTR AT<h.

geouB 70 the pubic peace was generaiy aomitteo hno
it was supposed that the adoption Of the proposed steps
would be sufficient 10 maintain public order T3ors
THE OFFICE OF FENrAN NEWSPAPER TAKEN POS
SESSION OF BY THE 20 LICE. ssg spaS 4
On Friday evening, the 15th in Dublin, large force
Of police proceeded from the Castle into Parliament
street. where they divided into bodesone at either
end OF the detectives then knocked At the
door Of the paper called the 1 Pscps an alleged Fe
nian organ but refused ad mission The police then
broke open the door, took possession OF the pre-
misses and secured twelve or fourteen prisoners
ssid not 70 be composhor and conveyed them to the
Castle The police then retained the possession Of the
premises There s no information as 70 the cause Of the
SEIZURE, but there are runoB OF concealed arms and
documents, with the names Of the leaders; but the re-
ports are not generally credited The governments was
the street clear and there was NO disturbance Tho
Irish People is weekly journal, and was about 70 be
published that evening W ' ~ af'''e ',i n -
~ THE JCAPrIvEs CHERREp BY THE CROWD Z I
1.-The Dublin Cypress Of the 10th says that after the
arrests at the Irish People Office last night orders were
issued to all police stations and military barracks for
men TO be held ready In Of attempt TO rescue
by the popuace. A police constable also stationed
10 each telegraph Office for the purpose Of stopping any
message relating to Fenianism. F i.sfie ~ HtAeH
vrr 3, BRITISH WAR SHIPS ON THE WATCH. 40 7
The skbbereen Eagle of the 10th announces that q
British fleet oil Cape clcarand lowering around
population; but the people were satisfied on hear
ing they were the Queens ships The Eagle says that
sion those inclined to sympahze with rebels rather
dsheartened. ---.--,--
I. i.tt.s SUPPLIES FROM AMERICA. y. .4A
The American correspondent OF the london Times
presents that tho Fenans in America were collecting
large funds, sending money to ireland and spending
money IN America in purchasing arms.
TORPEDoEs TO BE LAID DOWN IN THE HARBORs.
II Is stated that Donald Mckay the well known Ameri-
can ship builder, is in close communication with the
Admiralty on the subject OF torpedoes which to BE-
laid down in the channels to the English harbors the
case OF war &. .,dnafIs+ h.sA N r tya. bes rms
Htts sARRrsr Or A eupposrn AuroYc.~ r,pr.,~
d,S n QrErSsTowa, Sept IT, 1886.
The Irish police continue 70 arrest Fenians. The num-
ber OF prisoners Is very large among others person
said to be a captain in the American army, in whose
possession documents and q Uniform were found On
polce were taken TO the police court TO undergo exami
nation. The result has not transpired The mob
heartily cheered tho prisoners but made attempt to
rescue. ,,,t,r s,saE ss-'.f,# arfa a. tef.Trg
prvy council is said 10 be sitting determine what
course the authorities should take IN tho prosecution and
sentence OF the arrested parties. .tir6 sis Ifu
~ CONTINUED ExcIrEMExr AND ARRESTS.
Excitement prevails in Dublin, and arrests are being
made in other parts OF Ireland.,sa sss 90 tr- sof
n Plot to Assassimate Louis Napolcon.
The correspondent Of the London Tiaes, at Biarfitz
mentions the discovery Of reported plot against the
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aliens, including brother cousin OF Orsni Pre-.
cantonary measures were taken and the Queen Of Spain
insisted oh accompanying the Emperor and Empress 10
the railroad station, notwithstanding II Was night In
order that she might share any risk by her guests
Alarming sprc.a or the -Cholera, In
.Nt&h tA - ~ France. 49, i}EfR
Tho cholera has increased 50 mnch a. Marseies that
the Mayor has SUMMONED meeting Of the physicians to
Late advices from Marsccs report much alarm there
Many Of the inhabitants are fleeing IN consequence o the
progress OF the Pestilchcc. tsi.i i1 sr II az s.s
Italy Asking Tor venetia.
The London Times Paris correspondent gives report
that tho Italian government encouraged perhaps ny the
Gssten Transaction, and by the indemnify accepted by
GUS proposals to voppa for the Of veneiia
sum Of money The project IS said to bo supported by
she good ofnccs OF Franco and England. b'r ~
india. rh
Cotton buoyant; shipments Of the week II 900 bnlcs
Exchange, 26,S. FreIghts to Liverpool 7s. 3D. I'
Exchange, 2. IA Feiehis 70 London. l5,' 7 ~ y
Mails have been received from Calcutta TO August g.
end from Hong Kong July a. and from Melbourne 10
July % Tho American portion forwarded by the
n9auu Commercial 1ntslligence. z
,,LoNpos Monty asxsr, SEPT. 1s-EvEMNo.
Consols closed at 69H s9Z for money.
Illinois Central shares 7ets 80. Erie shares ST..
5SX. United States nvc-twcntes esx 6sx. ~
~ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET SEPT. Is. ,a
Sales today 26 900 bales including 600 10 specula
tors and exporters The market closed buoysnt with an
advance Of quarter Of penny fA
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUFYs MARREr, SEPT. lC.
an% nsu sy pencs
aud nominal whent quiet and steady st 81. cd. as
for spring Corn irner with sales Of mixed at aes od
-LvERrooL PROVISION MARrEr, SEPT. ls..
and Gordon, Bruce Co., rcpott: 8ecs inactive Pork
quiet and steady. Bacon quiet and nrrn Lard market
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tendency. ~ .te ef ltl
+ ~ LlvsRPooL PRODUCE nAaxrr, SEPT. rs.
The Brokers circular reports Ashes tending upward
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