Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-14
Es'ROPE.

The steamship North American, from
Liverpool on the 2Slh, via Londonderry on
the 29th of September, arrived off this
point at o'clock this morning She has
thirty one cai'in and three huNdEed and
forty seven Storage passengers.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Scattcrthwaits C6r0Loy, dated the evclfng
OF the 2ith Of September, says:
"l'lie amount of business done IN Ameri.
car securities lately has been of u magni-
tudc Unprecedented since the outbreak of
the relrlion" .rn
The conciliatory nature of President John
sons speech to the delegates from the South
ern States appears to have inspired general
confidence in the speedy cordial re. union of
the North and South, and all American Sc.
curitics currently dealt in London have been
in great demand. .u.
Five-twerrtIes have been largely taken at
IA rise of twenty-five per cent, closing at 10
aiOt. AT one time they touched 70lc
Both the Illinois and Eries have been in
reqNcst--the former ut an advance of four
doIImrs, and the latter at rather more than
two dollars, which is IL reaction from the
highest prlce, us they were bought at tlk.
Nirguia siyes have improved about five
per cent, closing at 40u42.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Arrest of Fenians continue, and impor-
tant documentary evidence is accommodating
against thcm.
Among tire papers discovered is one Civ.
ing the particulars of expected arrivals AT
Bantry Bay of arms bearing vessels from
AGncrica.
The Cork Eran4i,,er gives report tha.
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for that city to Try the Frnian prisoners on
the charge ot high treason.
Fcniauism is said to have been discovered
among the Irish residents in London, and
the police were keeping strict surveillance
Rev. W. II. Charming had been Iccturing
in Liverpool on the freedom of America,
who's. future, he contcndcd, promised most
encouraging results
The appearance % the Aaixtic cholera N
Southampton is disputed, but il was assert
cd that the yellow fever had appeared at
Swansea. The Government has sent conf
missioner there tO inquire into the matter.
The London -Ho,Hjng HraiJs city arli
Gle ut,ers warning voice against the pre-
valling Guoyancy and speculation in the
cotton trade of Liverpool and Manchester
Il says tAat :he public must prepare for
some fresh financial disaster unless sUmc
repression takes place.
STILL LATER.
\ number of Fcnian prisoners were
hroHght before the police magistrate 1T Dab.
lin on Saturday. The Government counsel
stated that large suLns of money had been
received 10y some ~ the prisoners from
America and Il letter was Intercepted in
that days mail containing y large draft
from one OF them
Some of the correspondence seized shows
thai the designs of the Fcnians were Of Il
most sanguinary character, being the cxter.
mination and assassination of the nobility
on the breaking out of the revolution.
SECOND DISPATCH
I! arrest OF Fcnians continues of daily
occurrence, particularly in the Irish pro.
yinces.
passenger by the City of Manchester
tLnm New York, named Oriordan, vino rs.
serts that he. is Il United Suites captain, was
arrested ut Queenstown ON leaving from the
steamer. reasonable documents were found
ON him.
Three additional arrests were reported
among the troops in the garrison AT Cork
An official gazette, dated at Dublin on
the 2oth ult,, contains II proclamation dis
! arming several baronies in Tipperary, Linn,
trlck and Waterford counties
The London Times suggests that the
Prince OF Wales should visit Ireland oc.
casoEally, and show that the royal faaily
hns passed more time on the continent that
in The sister Kingdom.
The 1'mes correspondent in America rep
rescnts the Fcnians AS mastering $4,000 in
America ... -
Alderman Phillips, of the Hebrew faith,
has heen unanimously elected Lord Mayor
ot London, ......
writer in the Times asserts that the
gold held at Novo Scotio, if properly work
ed, would equal those OF Australia.