The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-21
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
The royal mail steamship Persia, which
left Liverpool on the 4th instant, and
Queenstown on the 5th arrived at New
York on Wednesday, the 18th, with two
days later news from Europe. There had
been no further Ministerial arrangements
in regard to the British Cabinet, and it
was said there would be none until after
the meeting Of Parliament, as there was
no Speaker to issue writs, and as an inter
regnum would be prcjudicial to the sitting
members, should vacancy give rise to
contest. Mr.. Gladstone had made Il speech
at Glasgow, which left no ground for doubt
as to the general course the Ministry would
pursue. He had declared in favor of ex.
tending the representative franchise OF the
people, although it was said that this was
no indication that any understanding had
been arrived at in the ne r. Cabinet in favor
of reform bill. The London correspon-
dent OF the Manchester Guurdjan states
that Minister Adams has resolved on rclin-
gushing his post, and returning home
early in the spring. \ Special Commission
has issued for the trial of the Fenians,
which was directed 10 the twelve Judges,
MIR. Justice keogh, who We're to hold their
court at Dublin, with power to adjourn to
Cork, if necessary to facilitate proceed
lngs. The news from the Continent has no
special features OF interest. The Frank
fort Senate had addressed note to Vienna,
IN winch they repeated their refusal to ac-
cede to the demands of Austria and Prussia.
The Prince of AugustenhurS had been no
tined by the representatives of the great
powers that should his stay in Holstein
lead to any further demonstrations in his
favor he would be either mmedia tclv cx-
polieI from the Duchies or placed under
arrest. The Danish Ministry had resigned
and in Greece 4 new Ministry had been
formed under VI. Delcgerys A report was
current that u large Bremen ship, with
three hundred and seventy passengers for
New York, had been lost in the British
Channel, but 1t was believed to be without
Foundation.
LIvEEPooL. Novcmbc~ /. 1S65-The
action against the Royal Bank of Ireland
had been settled. 1t appeared that Mr..
Leary, one of the Fcnian prisoners, had a
sum to his credit in the bank, which the
government alleged was the proceeds of
bills RENTED from America for reasonable
purposes, and with a view to the stopping
of such rcmittances and preventing the
money being so applied, the Crown Solici-
tor requested the bank not to pay it over
without the sanction of the Attorney
General. The bank having refused to pay
any further checks. IIr. Leaiv commenced
the action.
An application flom AR. I.cary to draw
part OF the sum, for the purpose of his
defence, was at once agreed to, and paid
accordingly. After the commencement of
the action, Mr.. LcaryS attorney mentioned
that the balance was also required for the
defence of the prisoner, and that it would
be so applied. 1t was at once permitted
to be withdrawn, and so the matter ended.
In the action brought against the magis-
trases and police by the proprietors of the
that nothing was seized in the Office of
Ihe People except what was necessary to
the purposes of the prosecution.
The Spanish Government had joined the
Constantinople Sanitary Commission.
The London Morning Post says that Mr.
Gadstone's speech commits him to hearty
cspousal Of the reform bill, whenever a
practicable one shall be produced, and
when public opinion and the state of par
ties shall allow of its being passed; but not
one word seems to intimate that any such
bill will be brought forward by the Govern
nent In the coming SESSION.
Ihe 1"nes says that the discount demand
at the bank on the Sd was comparatively
light. In the Stock Exchange advances
had been offered at about 81 per cent.
In the London money market, money was
IN good demand, the minimum rate re-
naming at Il cent. Consols, on the Sd,
closed at SSi0LSS5 for money.
Earrings quote bar silver at 5s. Id:
American eagles, 76s. !d0id.
The stock market, on the Sd, was checked
by the negative character of the bank
return, and by the decidedly unfavorablc
changes shown by the Bank of France
PARIS, November 4, 1S65.-The Bourse is
heavy ut GSf. Zoe. for the Rcntes.
LONDON, November ), 1oG5.-The Danish
Ministry have resigned.
The preliminarics of treaty of COM
mcrcc between England and Austria have
been concluded.
to-day.