New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Great Britain.

As the steamer Queen, from New York, was
being unloaded at Liverpool. the dead body Of man
was found slowed away among the cargo. The body
Was Naked and the clothes were dsooy tied up IN
| q bundle near the body. There vas blood about The
spot and the indications that the body had been
placed thoro with the know ledge OF those who slowed
the vessel A verdict OF found dead" was returned
Dcnials continuo 90 be published by persons who
included in the list Of alleged holders OF bonds in
Mr. Sampsop. the city editor Of The LOa1oa Timss
had addressed tho following letter TO the editor Of 1s
Stars
SIR You have published my IN rs, Of alleged bold
never held ny Confederate stock o., mat declined to se
.tiGn am &c, N b. sAAPsoS.'
The editor OF Tas Times not only denies the irnputa
ton far he Is concerned, III leading article IN
the columns OF that Journal, bat eIsonsy writes to
TAa London S,dr, under his own signature. "John T.
Delane" emphacay denying that he ever held any OF
the loan. The star. in publishing this letter ustlhes
Itself or having admitted the list into its columns and
contends that, bad the list been authentic, there
appeared no reason 10 doubt, rs comments upon Mr.
De!anes appearance in it would MOI have been in the
slightest degree unfair.
fIs Star also thinks that the allegation against Mr.
Delane must have been eagerly accepted in Americs
account Of the bitter hostility OF Ths Times to the
North during the late war which hostility cannot be
easily eiaced By the osentatiOns means now adopted
by The Times 10 conciliats the North.
The Times publishes additional emphatic denals
Edware AkrOyd and heading TO the letters prints
the term. The Lying List"
Tie Pail Mall GdIsus says the names withdrawn
from the list deprive 1t Of any significance which 1t
Mr. w. & Lindsay, NJ p. In letter TO Tie Tines
says that bis losses In Confederate stock instead OF
being 10000 alleged, do not amount 10 tenth Of
that sum. His small investment vas made long after
the loan issued. Beyond this investment no saws
he had personal interest in tie success Of The South
but be eddsi I" deeply regret that the southern
people who fought noby and well we're able to
achieve their independence
Feniansm was sill engrossing topic In the Irish
DrAn Af hos artu
about the coast were circulated not only in the South
but IN the County Donegal Precautions were adopted
10 prevent the clandestine landing OF arms or syn
patbizers should attempt be made which after pres.
eDt events was considered extremely improbable. The
strctest surveillance kept over all American ves
sells which touch at Queentown. The luggage OF the
passengers is carefully searched before they are allowed
TO land.
steamer was met with In the Channel and that IL. NJ
s. Liverpool was sent 10 sea 10 intercept her, has
turned out to be hoax The Liverpool as our read
ers are aware left Queenstown last Sunday having on
board posse OF policemen The real purpcrt OF such
an extraordinary proceeding was not however TO In
tercept as had been Instantly rumored Fenian war
steamer but TO intercept the homoward bound boat
from America Since the establishments OF tele
graphic station at Crookhaven, steamer leaves that
port to intercept every inward bound passenger vessel
and IL Is customary for tho clerk In charge TO give some
OF the crew or passengers copies OF Irish papers.
Intercepted the City of Manchester For the first time
those on board the packet ascerained Of the arrests
that were made the arrival OF the hOmeward bound
and IL stated that many OF them at once proceeded 10
open their boxes 10 take thercfrom some parcels and
drop them into the deep This reached the knowledge
Of the authorities on Shore and then IL arranged
that on the arrival OF the steamer she should be utter
oepted BY one Of the men.ofwar at present In the
harbor Accordingly the Liverpool steamed out Of the
harbor on Sunday with her Reinforcement OF men.
proceeds TO Crookbayen, aud landed there portion
Of the police On the City Of Dublin being sighted the
Liverpool proceeded out 10 meet her. and the
larry who remained board we're transferred TO her.
aud they commenced " mako vigorous search OF the
passengers luggage during the passage from Crook.
haven 10 the harbor The search proved fuitless and
tho stratagen to entrap any eenspraors who might 30
Arrests continued to DO made and among the latest
were Mr. OBrennan, proprietor and Mr.. Gararer' |
printer OF TIE CdaraHgkf Parrot account or the sp
pearance OF reasonable aud seditous article ID 'na'
Journal. ~ Il
Eight more Of the leading Fenians had been brought
up for examination In Dublin, and all were Committed
for trial.
The constitution and by Jaws Of the brotherhood were
produced and read by tho counsel for the PoSecntoh
The American correspondent OF ne Ltmss says that
Sir f. Brnoe had asked Mr. Seward for an explanation
Of tho various Fenian movements in all parts OF the
country The writer also says the indications were
that PresideDt johnson contemplated q
general amnesty.