Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-10-13
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FROM EUROPE.
FROM THE DAILIES

The steamship North American. from
Liverpool 2Sth and Londonderry 10Th
ul.., passed this point this forenoon.
The North American has 81 cabin |
and PAT steerage passengers.
The steamship Peruvian, from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool on the 10th, the St.
Patrick at Grecnock on the Doth.
The North American passed the Nora
Wan at 10 A. NJ, on the 9Th, III miles
east Of Father Point.
Toere is nothing new as to the Fcnians.
Arrests continue. aud important docu-
mentary evidence is accommodating. -
Among the papers discovered is one CIV
ing the particulars of expected arrivals
at Bantry Bay of transferring vessels
from America.
The Cork Eramin r gives a report
that special commission is shortly to be
issued for that city to try prisoners on
the charge Of high treason. Fenianism
is said to beea discovered among the
Irish residents in London, and the police
were keeping strict surveillance.
Sattertbwait's Circular Of the esening
of the 9th says The amount of bust
ness in American securities has been of
magnitude unprecedented since the out
break of the rebellion. The conciliatory
nature of the Presidents speech to the
Southern delegates appears to give gener-
a! confidence in the speedy and cordial re-
union of the North and the South, and
all of the securities currently dealt in in
London have been in great demand. Five.
tweaties have been large taken at rise
Of quite 2 per cent, closing at 20 70 IA
At one time they touched 10 ga. Both
Illinois and Erie shares have been in re-
quest. the former at an advance of 81
and the latter at rather more than 81,
which is a reaction from the highest
price, as they were bought as high as 81
IL. Tne new loan of the Erie Company
for 9S00,000 sterling is last quoted at
Ia 2 81 premium. The bids reach
cd 93,700.000. Virginia Skies have i'm.
proved about 5 per cent closing at 4oa
A."
Rev. W. II. Claiming had been lectur-
ing on the freedom of America, whose
future. he con,ended, promised the most
encouraging results.
The appearance of the Asiatic Cholera
at southampton is disputed, but it was
asserted that yellow fever had appeared
at Swansea, and government commission
had gone to inquire into the matter.
The weather continues intensely hot for
the season in England, but there were iu-
dcations of change Of weather when
the steamer sailed.
The Morning Herald's city article lifts
warning voice against the prevailing
ouoyancy and speculation in the cotton
trade at Liverpool and Manchester, and
says the public must prepare for some
FIRE financial disasters unless some de-
preston takes place.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
1t is said the President has directed
the withdrawal of colored troops from
Kentucky, and the suspension Of martial
law in the State.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
In making up the election returns to-
night, the gains or losses will be sent as
compared with the vote Of 1862, when
Mr. Senker the Democratic candidate,
was elected by 1924 Majority.
The election to-day passed off quietly.
Chester county, north and south precincts
of Weetches.er. and East Goshen show
a Union gain of l23 over the vote OF
1862.
PIrrsBuRG Der. 10.
Returns come in slow y. There is a
great falling off in the vote of last year
but decided Union gain on the vote of
1862. The Unionists are confident OF
having carried the State.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
McMchael, the Union candidate for
Mayor, is probably elected.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
The election in this State, so far as
known passed off quietly. Returns thus
far indicate reduced vote and con-
siderable gain for the Democratic ticket
Second Despatch. Cox, Union, has
carried the State by 25 coo majority,
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. TO-
At the charter election to-day, the Tn.
ionists carried the city by from 500 to
800 majority. Union gain 1900 over
last November.
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 9.-The North
Carolina State Convention rcconsidered
to-day, and after making important
amendments passed again the ordinance
liking the day for the election Of Gov.
ernor. members of Congress and members
of the Legislature on the first Thursday
in November. No other business of iin.
portance was transacted.
PORTRAIT OF CHEF JUSTICE CHASE
The Erening Post relates the following
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