The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival of Steamer Persia.
THE EENIAN MOVEMENT.
Arrest Of Members Of the Orgauiza
fiOn.

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New YORK, Oct 4.-The Persia arriv-
ed here last night, with dates to Sept.
oath.
There is nothing new regarding the
Fenians. Another petty officer was ar
rested in the Cork garrison, but it is be-
| lieyed that the troops as body are per-
fectly reliable. Dublin detectives were
at work in England and had arrested two
Fenians in Manchester. and one in Shef-
| field. All were sent to Dublin. Fenian
organizations in Liverpool are reported
to continue active Notwithstanding ar
rest. The Dublin Evening Mail says
the evidence is so volumnious that the
examination of prisoners could not take
place Oh the 23d. All quiet throughout
Ireland at latest dates. A gunboat con
tinued to cruise off Cork, looking out for
vessels reported to have cleared from
America with arms.
The Times editorially holds up the
movement to contempt as rediculously
absurd and utterly insignificant in pro-
portion, but says it is something to have
it clearly shown that the American gov
ernment rejects all participation, which
Irishmen fondly expected.
The Army and Navy Gazette does not
believe in the troops being infected with
Fenianism.
The Moniteur authoritatively states
that no change in members or the policy
of the French government is contempla..
ted The rumOrs are the invention OF
evil disposed persons
Attention is drawn in Paris to the Fact
that there are two small islands between
Newfoundland and Ireland, not marked
i'm present maps, but adopted for service
in the Atlantic cable project.
The Emperor of Australia has issued
an important manifesto to his people,
solemnly guaranteeing to them the right
to participate through their representa-
tives in legislation.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 23 A. M-Flour in
fair demand atunchanged rates Wheat
i'm better request and with small sup
ply; prices advanced Is Cd; red spring IS
l0da9s I'd, red winter 9s 3da93 4d. In
dian corn quiet at 29sa29s Cd for mixed.
Beef dull but steady. Pork in limited
demand at late rates. Bacon sells only
in retail lots. Lard stock eXhausted.-
Sugars strong and Cd Is dearer. Coffee
inactive Petroleum in good demand
for refined; sales at 2s Sd for discoloreu
up to IS for fine on the spot, and 2s ida.
IS 10d to arrive.
LONDON MARKETS. TS.-Breadstults dull
at barely last weeks prices Coffee, i'll
good demand Sugar, fully til dearer.--
Tea, without material change common
lsals, Id.
VERY LATEST By THE PERSIA
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Eve. Sept 23.-
The steamer Caledonia, from New York,
arrived at Greenock, to-day.
The Liverpool Telegraph publishes q
report that the American bark Hannah,
arrived here from CardenOs, and was
overhauled at sea by an armed screw
steamer carrying the Fenian flag. The
captain of the ship pronounces the story
n hoax
The issue Of eight hundred thousand
pcnnds sterling bonds by the Erie Rail
road Company is officially announced
The subscription price is %, redeema-
BILE at par in ten years, with interest at
six per cent. The bonds are at any time
convertible into stock at owners option.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23-By telegraph to
Queenstown.-The Fenian prisoners
were all remanded yesterday at Dublin,
for a week. They will all be tried to.
gether. Arrests continue. Among the
latest are merchant tailor, in Dublin,
named Druffe, and stationer in Liver
pool, named ArchdelacOn. Reasonable
documents and arms were found in both
cases.
PARIS, Saturday, Sept 22.-Thc Minis
ter of the Interior has instructed the pre-
fects to carefully peruso provisional pa
pcrs and officially correct errors in them.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Eve. Sept. 23.-
Cotton market excited and quotations
have advanced 4a!d, and in some in
stances almost Id per pound. Bread
stuffs-markct quiet and steady. Pro
visions-Markct inactive. Lard-Firm-
or and advancing
LONDON, Saturday Eve, Sept. %
Consols closed at 99!aS9 So