Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-10
Foreign News.

FARTHER POINT, october 9.-The late
news by the North American states tn,
the bids for Erie Railway were four tint
IL excess of the amount required.
! The Paraguayans have been again d.
feated by the allies.
The arrest of Fenians still continued.
Business in American stocks was large
than in any previous period since the wa
broke out.
The sales of cotton on Friday wer
; 10000 bales, with an advance in price q
@CGld. ON that day.
The stock in port was 261 900 bale.
being only $500 bales in excess of tn
estimates.
NoTE.-The total advance in cotton
since. the Persia sailed, was 465Id.
Wheat advanced 263d on Tuesday
Fridays advance is an addition thereto.
Latest by the China.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. f. The Fenia1
prisoners were brought before the polio,
magistrates at Dublin yesterday, including
the editor and proprietor of the Irish Peo
pie newspaper, and Mr.. Barry appeared
as counsel for the crown and made lone
speech. He said that during the last fort
night G., 500 had arrived from Americs
for the revolution of Ireland, and by thai
days mail the government had intercept.
ed letter to one of the prisoners contain.
| ing draTJ for { II gu the House of Roth.
chllds, and several other letters containing
bills Of exchange. The making of pixies
! had also been extensively carried on One
! of the prisoners had made 1000 of these
murderOus weapons. Numerous revol-
vert and breastplates had also been found
in the possession of the prisoners connect
ed with the Irish People newspaper He
quoted an incendiary paragraph, urging
the employment of force, from number
of that paper, which was about to be issued
when seized.
Mr.. Barry concluded his speech by as
serting that the Fenians were powerful
both in Ireland aud America. He trusted
that this affair would end forever such
hopeless conspiracies. Evidence was then
given against the prisoners, and some of
them were identified as connected with the
suppressed Fenian organ. Investigations
are still pending, and will probably last
for several days.
At II private examination of six of the
Fenians at Dublin Castle yesterday, evil
dence was given showing that the plot of
the Fenians was of the most sanguinary
character. 1t was to write down the
nobility, aristocracy and land owners, and
assassinate them all on the breaking out
of the rebellion. The Duke of Lunster
and others were specially named for assas-
sinatiOn. The linen manufacturers and
others were to be called on to give,
materials to the support of the cause under
threats of determination and confscation
of their property of they refused to do so.
The evidence of treason against the prison.
ers is said to be most complete.
FRANCE.-The Moniteur in alluding to
the reported speedy evacuation of Rome,
says that no doubt should exist relative to
the intentions of the French Government.
So soon as France shall consider the pro-
per moment to have arrived, she will, in
concert with the Pontificial Government,
adopt necessary measures for the COM
of the evacuation, in order
that the withdrawal of French troops may
be completed within the appointed period.
The Paris bourse was fat and dropping
at 6sf25c.
Consuls dull and easier. There is con-
demand for discount at the bank
and in open market.
Money rather tight. Four percent is the
current rate for the best bills. There is
however no pressure.
LATEST.
On the 2Sth the Bank of England rate of
discount was raised from 4@4f to a per
cent.
HALIFAX. Oct 9.-The steamer China |
which left Liverpool on the P. NJ. of the |
3Oth .,ult., aand Queenstown the lst inst,
arrived at Halifax at o'clock this morn |
ng. She has 0 passengers for Halifax |
md l39 for Boston.
Flag steamers also reached Liverpool |
IN the 80. The Hecla and City of Man
.hester for New York direct, and the Bal
lie for New York, via Halifax.
The steamer Scotia from New York, ar
rived off Crook Haven at A NJ of the
10Th. She reached Liverpool at A. NJ.
If the 3Oth.
The steamer City of London, from New
York, reached Liverpool at s A. NJ. of the
18th.
The steamer Europa, from New York,
lrrived at Havre on the 9th.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Fenian arrests con-
inue of daily occurrence, particularly in
he Irish provinces.
A passenger by the City of Manchester
rom New York, named O'Roordan, who
sserts he is United States Captain, was
rrested at Queenstown on landing from
he steamer REASONABLE documents were
Ound upon him.
Three additional arrests were reported
mong the troops in garrison at Cork.
The prisoners in Dublin, forty-one in all,
lere to be brought up for examination on
he day the China left Liverpool.
The official Dublin Gazette of the 10th
Ontains a proclamation disarming the
sveral baronies in Tipperary, Limerick
nd Waterford counties.
The London Times suggest that the
'rince of Wales should visit Ireland oc-
and points out that the royal
lmily have passed more time on
le continent than in the sister Kingdoms.
The Times correspondent in America
epresents the Fenians as mastering 30O,-
90 men in America.
Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary of Ire
md, has been summoned before a magis-
ate by Robert Grey, Dublin broker, in
1nsequence of an alteration in u railroad
lr.
The Countess of Clare mother of Lady
Yoodhouse, is dead.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the
0ndon Times points out that President !
ohnson has taken decided conservative ,
and, and has thrown his projection over
lie conquered Confederate States.
The Times has an editorial on this text
nd expresses the belief that the lenient ,,
nd generous policy of the President will $
thin the next few months enable the {
outhern States to send representatives to
ongress.
1t was stated that an effort was about to
: made by the Committee of Confeder- !
e bond-holders to induce the Stock Ex- \
lange Committee to admit them to the
rivilege of quoting.
Barrings circular reports considerable d
ansaetions in Southern State stocks, but
ives no quotations.
The Countess De Paris had given birth
a daughter mt Wickenham, near Lon
IN. A large number of the royal family !
France were present on the occasion.
Alderman Phillips, who is of Hebrew
ith, had been unanimously elected Lord q
[ayor of London.
The will of the late Mr.. Golden, exectl- c
d the day before his death, had been G
worm to as under fS, 900 personally.
A writer in the Times reports that the !
1ld-felds of Nova Scotia, if properly I
orked, would equal those of Australia
FRANcE.-The Bank of France returns
II the week show decrease in cash of a
25O,O0Of
1t is reported that Empress Eugenie has {