Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.

Continued Arrests Of Feniaps-Sus pici Gus
Yessei off Queenstown-A American Tor
Pede Experiment.
FARIBkR PoINr, Oct. E.-The Steamer
Nova ScotiaD, from Liverpool on the 9th of
October, passed here for q 1ebec.
!. meeting has been called at London OF per-
sons interested in such OF The old American Sc.
n nave been In arrears previous to or
IN consequence OF the war. The securities in
respect TO which this agitation has COM
Jana lana, Tennessee; North and soatn Carolina
Georgia and MississippL and various rail-
ways and banks in these States, the whole of
which represents very heavy. amount The
Daily News city articles says, that il the in.
debted States should stipulate for an ARA nge-
ment for funding the arrears of diyidepds. II
is probable the creditors would be disposed TO
meet them half way. =
Fenian arrests continue. The total number
of arrests in all places amount to two hundred
suspicious vessel bearing the American fiag
and supposed to be one of those expe cted with
again put to sea.
A strange vessel was said to have sent a let
ter on the shore, which was opened, and found
TO contain a bill for ff.00O in favor Of member
arrested in Dublin have been committed for
trial for high treason.
The Morning Star having Included Mr.
Gladstones name in the Confederate loan list
and called upon him for an explanation, pub
fishes the following Iaeonic telegram from that
gentleman at Liverpool:
"Ths chanesitOr Of the Ezeheqaer 10 tse Editor
9 me Sdr IL see my name placed on the Con-
tederate loan list; please remove it
Laird, the rebel ram builder, denies that he
ever was interested in any way in the Con.
federate loan.
The publication of the list OF Confederate
loan holders in American papers received
crf fatsd some excitement in England.
Hon Evelyn Ashley writes to the Times that
al no time had he any share or interest in the
Confederate loan. Mr.. RIdout proprietor of
the Morning Post, writes 10 that journal that
ne never had and never offered for any of the
loan and that IL the rest or the list be like that
which refers to HIM, there is no dependence to
be placed upon it. -... .
In regard to the published list Of persons suf.
fering losses by the Confederate loan, addition.
al denials have been put forth. The Times
IN leading article, terms the list as a mali-
cious impOsture. II says that the statement
that the editor of the Times Is d loser by the
Confederate stock TO the amount of ten thou
sand pounds or more money, is q complete
falsehood, and the injurious and Insulting
comments which the London Star has based o.
on the original falsehoods are therefore entire
ly unfounded. NO reprobation can be too
great for the leyity which admits such an inn.
Putation on the general authority Of the New
York Herald and then makes them the theme
of affected indignation. .s....r. ~.
Satterthwaite,s Circular of the evening of the
4hsays during the past week transactions In
american securities have not been SO large OF.
numerous as reported in our last but still there
has been large amount Of business during the
week in 5-20s. In consequence Of the high
rate OF money on the continent and here thew
gave way one per cent, but on to-day's news
from America they have reacted, and close at
6eza693. nj, ... ., :. =
An important American torpedo expsumeut
took place Al Chatham on the eth, Under the
direction of Donald Mckay and MT Beardsley.
IN the presence OF the Lords OF the Admiralty