The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-19
noRE ABOUT THE FENIAH SCARE.
Ireland and Poland Suggestive
Comparison. 1r
Cholera, Yellow Fever and Cattle Plague
Spreading in England.
PUBLIC PRAYERS AGAINST PEsnlERcE.

October reached yesterday by the Isassn steamship
CITY Of London.
Another OF Assatic cholera reported at South
ampton, aud the dreadful malady, according TO
local autity, had made its appearance at Shoiing Com
mon and al Bitternc, near thai Apubc meeting
tho subject had been held, and vigorous sanitary
measures are being adopted by the leading nhabtaziss,
Mr. Edmund Tattersall the well known horse dealer,
had WRITTEN the london Times stating that the cattle
paguead extended itself horses, and that two ami
mails lad died at Windsor from its effects Professor
Gangee denied the assertion
Ten deaths yellow feverhad occurred at Sssar
Wales
The alarrnipgspread Of this trfod pesence had called
forth specii form Of prayer from the Archbishop Of
Canterbury.
Sir Robert Feo had settlcd.his little quarrel with Mr.
Gray and did not appear in the police He and
Lord Russell joined with Lord Houghton tire speaking
nj the award OF prazes at the Dublin Exhibition, but
moth Ing remarkable said
A loan Of four hundred and twenty-fcur thousand
pounds Sor the state Of Massachusetts being phi
vatey Subscribed in London The loan tfses the form
OF FIVE per cent stock issued at severity five, with
sinking fund Of three per
The london Tunes its city article, II is alleged
that ap arrangement has been aimed at by which the
BrsS< undertakes 10 propose Parliament
the guarantee Of loan TO be contracted by the govern
ment OF Canada for the purchase Of the Hudson Bay
Territory Canadian securities also is fur
ther said The maximum Of the proposed guarantee
on the OF which il will rest with Canada make
what terms she with the Hudson Bay Company, is
not leberal
The British Subscribers to the Rebel
C0tt0n Loan-A Few OF the Indig nant
DcmAals. uee n.U ee tts an
The txcicement caused by the publication in this
country of the st Of rebel hondhoiders England
rorI ordop Nd
lotten Of denial being addressed the newspa
psrs by OF the persons Implicated Snboincd are
= few q the lottcrs and commentaries upon thcm:-
FROM BIRK EAHEAD LAIRD (pRIcE 500 ,000).
We (Liverpod ISs) authorized by Mr.. Laird, NJ
p, 70 say that the statements pabished by US from
Anerean papers in reference gentleman being
holder OF f20 900 Of Confederate cotton stock is
true as he does not now and never did hold or was in
terested ID thai stock. U Gt.
FROM BEREsPoRD HOPE (PRIcE $200 000).
No TIE EuToR raE LONDON TINES
SIR-l observe that the NEw YORK HERALD has in n
passage which has been extensively reprinted in Eng
land assigned 70 large share OF the Confederate
loan This statement is a fabrication which has not even
basS OF truth 10 stand upon never held farhing
Of theloan, ever embarked farthing in blockade
running The sympathy which all along fAt for the
Southern States In ter struggle for independence was
wholly Of public and political nature Yours faith
fully. A. j. b. BERESF0RD HOPE.
FROM GEORGE EDWARD SEYMOUR (PRIcE 5000 ,000).
TO rie EDroR OF THE LONDON STAR
SIR-rln recent impression OF your journal you have
l0m Having sustained loss whatever directly
Indirectly by the said loan shall feel obliged by
your Inserting my emphatic denial OF the allegation in
question: am your obedient servant -
GEORGE T. SEYMOUR
3s TuRocxcrros srRxEr, Oct 8, 1885.
90 soMEwHERE NEAR THR TRUTH.
To THE EDsroR or rHE LONDON STAR 4H
Your extract this morning from the New York papers,
under the above heading Of startling nature, but
there none which especially leads TO doubt
a correctness alude TO the DILIGENTLY not absolute
mpossbiiy Of at least Of the victims having been
NH TAD An hard siox
thus % indeed for any purpose.
This difficulty would vanish, however could you i'm.
AgDe that in such the named far firm hdr-
sag bsss psrcaasod ,cil hard cash, presented
co.pIasst sort y "ystain,nglee," hss-calid Coz"
Supposng the possibility Of such an arrangement one
may easily understand the aud meaning Of very
large amount that figures In the st
] assert nothing, for the whole thing seems TO me
puzzcsn DAvUS SUN.
Der ., 1881.
- MILD DOUBTS.
e. from the London News, Oct. e.
The hswiIderment Of tho Confederate bondhodsrs in
this oeunry and the creduy with which they listen 81
the most absurd suggestions for saving relics OF
their properly out Of tho Gre supply food for consdera
ncpubc 10 going pay interest the money lent 10
bring about 10 destruction 10 looked upon Joke Of
brliascy for which the Americans never until
given us credit II appears that the government OF the
United States has found among the papers OF the
Va q ns origins, snsscsSss to me cotton osn and the
Ths list Is curious one, and u may some day be our
duay 70 publish IT, after verincaion Al present seems
boan not TO compicate their pecuniary interests with
abe fbnes OF the Southern rebellion but 70 preserve
ptacedSA AIS ha ty Il u the more easy TO believe
This from the fact that Of the principal journals Of
bondhoidfrsa British peer who has always been OF
the wes5 pnd most faithful friends OF the Union
those o. gentlemen whose ordinary business IL Is to
deal Ia values OF all kinds irrespective OF politics. either
principals or on the account OF Others The list how
over Is curious one and must lead TO further inquiry.
NOW ABOUT THE TIMES AND Mr.. GLADSTONE?
", From the Londen Star Oct 81
We ~ not scruple In the course Of the late TO
charge the Times with gross ignorance of American
aairs and 70 hold up the letters of It's correspondents
from AsAerca as caricatores Of the truth; but did
not subse there any nj the bottom Of s
hostility 20 the OF liberty than profound
ignoras<s and that sympathy with the opponents Of
by he sae Journal There was u Is true abectness
An the ~ inner In which " began 70 fawn al the |
tory was ,.assurod cringing humility in is
acknowIeda$6epts Of the plumbers which il had
and su Of ae n' he p
Northern ontIrssiam OF the correspondent In
Americs, which might have created . suspicion Of the
which hs We been made on official authority In the
american psPsss, throw light upon the policy Of the
Tm lead nE the belief that while Ignorance and hos
tlay 70 fresbom may have done their part, another
potent nnu, nee was at work more powerful than either
IL the staten rent thus published America from official
be esHec,, Mr. John Deane, the editor Of the
Hma, 4. holder OF the Confederate cotton loan,
sod Ten poun sao and on N 0is q
the city chtor Is estimated In Ike manner 70
have ket nfteen thousand pounds.
~ Happens af ne day afr ne Confederate loan ccs
placed. q ne N1vkst and 'ohen the poar Of ne prss
could mod n,g.ly bs Employed svsng wp @ pre-
ssss., oHs ~ ns mort unjust dnd nsaSroLent articles
aeoxsa ~ Nsvh ~ whtcA TIE Timer c0n boast dp-
pesssd - " coturss 4 was article in which the
phrase occed that the statesmen Of Washington might
n vol try " restore the Heparchy A 70 uphold the
Union. ND Mr. Deters and M sampson ssviuen Tv |
sAe~ cGJaM6pG yahs hH article dppearsdS Or havsng
ds~ ssca 49, svvics 10 The cause any man imnoceu
eucsoA b k3tS Hol y fsy afterwards made application
sH~v md J1s pf6 h< pesc, convection tAdi hsir az
pIxeufiosf $500 - Gvafsfslly pccsdsd to-
In tbe lNef the English victims 70 The rebel loanv
publIshed NJ The American papers, name appears
which ali M wps will ycsd Win amusement II posi-
bic that o., BE- sry ground whstever Cor the al
Iecasior ,bs, DE RiRht Hon William r. Gladstone