The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-16
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Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL or TIE sIE,hlER PrEsIA.


NEW YORK. November l5.-The steamer
Persia has arrived with three DAYS later news
from Europe.
Politics unexciting. The Pail Mall Gazette
suggests ministerial arrangements are defer
red IN consequence Of there being no Speaker 10
issue writs wrile the interrcgnum would be pre-
Judicial TO sitting members should the contest
take place. Gladstone l. visiting Scotland. The
Daily NelrS SAYS: The speech at Glasgow
leaves no doubt Of the general course the Min
istry Will pursue; If supported 10y the country
they viii not be slow to complete the work of
reform. Gladstone has already declared him
selfin favor of extension suffrage. and in view
Of this the liberal party designated him leader
of Commons. What doubt can remain Of the
true wishes Of the party which selects such a
man for its acknowledged leader.
The Herald thinks no understanding Is ar
rived al concerning reform.
The London correspondent Of the Manches-
ter Guardian says: Notwithstanding the tone
Of Seward'> speech ut Auburn. ii l. generally
understood that the Presidents cabinet has no
intention Of pressing To a quarrel the contro-
versy regarding the Alabama claim. The
same authority state that Mr.. Adams retires
next Spring, and that il will BE- very difficult
20 find man 10 succeed him.
\ special commission has been issued 10 try
the Fenians at Dublin, with power 10 adjourn
10 Cork.
The proprietor Of the People has commenc-
ed actions against the police Tor the seizure Of
that journal.
The reported loss ofa large Bremen steamer.
for New York, IN the British Channel. i beliey-
ed 70 be unfounded.
No confirmation has been received i'm Eng
land Of the negro in>urrection in Jamaica.
The NDnifeur >ays the rumors relative 10
the in>urrcet10n in Algeria are much cNagger-
ated
The Frankfort senate had rcpeate, IL refli-
sal 70 accede 70 the terms Of Austria and PrtI>-
ia.
Brazilian mails have reached England. The
Miles have eommenced crossing Uruguay t.
march on Conginto.
Mr.. Thornton. the British envoy. had an in
teryicw with the Emperor. and declared the
desire of England 10 Resume diplomatic rcla-
tiOn>. The Emperor replied friendly.
LINERPOOL. November THE action against
the ROYAL Bank Of Ireland had been settled.
u appeared that Mr.. Leary. one Of the Feni an
prisoners. had a sum 10 hi credit in the bank.
which the Government alleged was the pro-
ccedS Of bills remitted from America for trCa-
>onable purposes. and with a view 10 the stop
ping Of such remittanceS, and prev enting the
money from being ~ applied. the counsellor
requested the bank not % pay II over without
the sanction of the Attorney General The
bank having refused &c pay any further checks.
Mr. Learv commenced action. On application
Of Leary 10 draw a part of the sum for hi> tie
fcn~e. il Wa at once agreed 10. and paid ae-
cordinglv. After the commencement If the
action. Mr.. Leary's attorney mentioned that
the balance was also required for the defense
Of the prisoner. and il would be - applied
II Wa AZ once permitted L. DO -.
The action brought AGAINST the magistrates
and police by the proprietors of the IRISH Pe0-
ble newspaper. the defence i that nothing
wa> seized in officc Of the Pe0pIe except what
Was ncce>eary u the purposes Of the pro>ccu-
tion.
The London morning Post saw. that Mr.
Gladstonc-s speech commits To a hearty approx
al q the reformbill whenever practicable one
shall De- produced. and when public opinion
and the state Of the parties shah allow OF it.
being passed. but not enc word seems 10 indi-
cate that ANY such bin will be- brought forward
hy the government in the coming session.
The Tunes ~avs that the discount demanded
al the banks on the third wa> comparatively
light. la stock exchange advances had been
offered n o. per cent