The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20
e u II O p E.
Arrival of the Scotia with Two
Days Later News.
More Denials from the Rebel
BOndhOldcrs.
Strong DenunciatiOns Of Mr.. Stewards
Cotton Loan Letter.
Further Arrests Of Fenian
Journalists.
FEARS OF FENIAN PRIVATEERS.
Papal All0cution Against Secret
Societies.
xHD CHOLERA I'm PARIS.
Inception of the United States
Minister in Spain.
Mysterious Discovery on Beard q
New York steamer.
Sc. &c. Go.
1Hn CHOLERA I'M PARIS.
Inception of the United States
Minister in Spain.
Mysterious Discovery on Beard a
New York steamer.
Sc, &c. Go.

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The Uunxrd steamer Scotia Captain Judkins which
left Liverpool at ten O'Clock the morning Of the It'll
and Queenstown the 9Th instant arrived here yester
day.
The King and Qaeen Of Portugal arrived at South
ampson the 9Th Of October, from whence they pro-
cseded directly to London by special train.
War-Ofce return has been published showing the
expense incurred by Imperial Treasury during 1862
1868 and 1884 for the transport to and maintenance Of
troops IN Canada The expenditure of the Imperial
Treasury including the expenditure for stores supplied
consequence of the Trent affair." amounts to e. 100 242
and the colonial expenditure amounts to fs74 09O
revival Of business is becoming apparent in all the
markets Of Europe in consequence OF the excellent con-
doc affairs are assuming in America
The Paris Pays says-'The reception Of Rear Admiral
Baron Didelot, commanding our naval station, by the
authorities and the people Of New York. sponane
manifestation of an old friendship momentary dis
turbed and then renewed, and produced excellent
impression"
Paris letters assert that the Papal allocuton pub
lished below against secret societies was due TO
the suggestion of Archbishop Manning of London who
wished, in this manner, to obtain condemnation OF
Fenianism.
Company, publishes letter in the Times containing
dence that Allans Transatlantic Telegraph Company
who propose TO establish communication with America
wa Portugal and the Azores has concession from the
Portuguese government that such concession will proba
bly, be granted TO the Ocean Telegraph Company only,
md that obtained the Ocean Company will be
formally launched.
John p Hale, United States Minister to Madrid was
received by the Queen Of Spain the Both. Mr. Hale,
In presenting his credentials made an address fun Of
friendship towards Span pointing out that all the diff
ferences between the two countries have always been
Practically adjusted, and expressing hopes for con.
tnued peace and prosperity The Queen, in response,
said that she reocea the friendship between the two
nations and recprocated the desire that they may re-
main perpetual friends She also expressed real salts
faction at the termination Of the disastrous war SO
glorously sustained by the American people, and hoped
that all traces Of the past strife would be happily
removed
The Queen lad approved OF royal commission for in.
vs&igating the cattle plague The commissioners ap-
pointed include Earl Spencer, viscount Cranbourne,
Right Hon r. Lowe, Messrs Lyon Payfar C. spooner,
G. g Read and Doctors Bence Jones' Quain and Parks
They fully investigate the origin and nature Of tho
cattle plague, to ASCERTAIN the best mode OF treatment
and 10 consider the regulations calculated prevent the
spread OF the disease and any further outbreak.
The Earl Of Derby rapidly regaining his strength
and expected that the Prince and Princess Of Wales
would visit him at Knowsley towards the OF October
As the steamer Queen from New York, was being un-
loaded at Liverpool the dead body Of a was found
slowed away among the cargo The body Naked and
abe clothes discovered tied up bundle near the
body. There blood about the spot and the indica-
tons that the body had been placed there with the
knowledge Of those who slowed the vessel The medical
evidence TO the effect that death have taken
place before the vessel le New York that the face
head had been bruised and the broken before DEATH
and that the internal organs healthy As far the
decomposition would allow OF description OF the body
II foows;-Tive feet eight inches high, stout
built about thrty-nve years Of age, sandy whiskers
dark complexion front OF head bald The verdict OF the
Coroners jury was:-aFound dead, with INJURIES but
how the injuries received there Is evidence to
shown
The Helvctia arrived 1t Queenstown the evening Of
che 9th instant
haven on the eth.
The List Of Rebel Bondholders I'm Eng.
1and-Morc Denfals.
WE GLADSTONE (s1o, 000).
message from LIVERPOOL
To TIE EDITOR LONDON STAR
see my name placed by some strange error the
Confederate loan list Please to remove IL
EDITOR LONDON TIMES 5o.0oo).
To rlrE EDrroR LONDON STAR
Ny absence from town has caused one days delay in
my reply 70 the statement made In your impression Of
yesterday that had lost clio 900 by speculation In the
Confederate loan To all those who know this
ment must have appeared extravagany absurd that
might have allowed IL to pass unnoticcd had you
founded an argument upon this imaginary investment
mine and endeavcred 70 prove that my alleged interest
In Confederate stock had exercised corrupt influence
upon the conduct OF the Timss during the civil In
America What foundation there Is for your argument
the public may Judge from the facts that applied
FOR never had allotted 10 me- purchased either OF
myself or by others, possessed any Confederate
stock whatever and lost gained either clio 600
or any greater or less by any speculation In federal
sane prominence 10 this letter In your next publication
you have given 10 the false statement you have
sdoped and 20 the injurious comments comm you have
10 ssnEAsrs' Ixs, October 4
CITY EDITOR OF THE TIMES 075 ,OOo).
10 The EDfT0R oF THE STAR
You have published my name Ia list Of alleged
holders q Confederate stock beg TO not only that
oDed 70 accept an allotment offered 20 me at the time OF
its iniroduction. M b. sANPSON.
ruBLIsHER or THE LONDON POST (f20,000).
Some OF our contemporaries have published lists, de-
nyeo rom AMERICAN sources OF subscribers 70 the Con.
federate cotton loan. Many Of the gentlemen whose
have been freely used written 20 the papers
20 declare the statement 10 be untrue The concocters
their list selected the name or the registered ugopreor
Mr. Rdcout, and fixed his share, loss or whatever Ii
may mean, ~ $4,000 Mr.. Rideout has written 10 us
for Of the Confederate loan that u the rest Of
this ss be like that which refers 10 me- there Is no de-
pendenoe 10 be placed upon IT,"
LORD wHARNcLrrrE $780, 00).
70 rHB Enron ~ rBs Tmgs:--
srs-A statement b. appeared in several Eneish
am holder Of g. 900 stock IN the Confederate loan
Thai statement ID N entire fasshoods J peyG n spv