The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27
E u r O p E.
Arrival of the Africa at
Halifax.
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Evvo DAYS LATER NEWS.
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OUR CLAIMS AGAINST ENGLAND.
Strange Official Announcement Respect
ing the Proposed Commission.
The Alabama's Ravages Ex-
cluded from Discussion.
Comments Of the British Press
on the Difficulty.
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The Meeting Of Southern Bond
holders in London.
MORE IRISH FENIANS ARRESTED.
DC. &c. &c.
The Alabama's Ravages Elk
Cluded from Discussion.
Comments Of the British Press
on the Difficulty.
The Meeting Of Southern Bond
holders i'm London.
MORE IRISH FENIANs ARRESTED.
HALrFAx, Oct. 20, 1866

HALHAx, Oct. 90, 1865.
The steamship Africa, Captain Anderson, from Liver
pool half past three O'Clock the afternoon Of the
llth via Queenstown the 18th nst arrived here at
half past o'clock this morning. Her dates are
two days later than those already received
The Africa has thirty passengers for this port and
hundred and nine for Boston
Among tho Africa's passengers from Halifax
Judge Jackson, United States Consul and lady; DR..
Mckay and lady. and Hon Arthur Gordon, Lieutenant
Governor of New Brunswick and lady.
The Africa reports Had head winds and a heavy
the entire passage October 16, attnde 81 longitude
IL passed steamship City Of Cork, for Liverpool Oc-
sobcr 10, latitude 30 longitude 81, passed Inman
steamer bound East.
At the meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company for
creating 81 900 extra Stock already noticed it was
stated that the cable board the Great Eastern and
also the submerged portion had lately been tested and
found TO be perfect condition unabated confidence
Vas evnced in the prospects of the undertaking.
j. N. Mason the ex-Confcderatc s'ageDt," writes to
The London Herald that part Of his correspondence
with the Confederate government public private did
hs ever refer give the Of any holder Of the
Confederate loan far less Of the held by them
=. could not have done Il" he says 'for the simple
that did not know IL; should have deemed
IL necessary notice these absurd fabricaions coming
from the United States but for the apparent consequence
given to them by of the gentlemen whom they
referred
Numerous deaths from Asatic cholera reported at
Eppng, London. Solitary had occurred At
hhshaeld and elsewhere
In Paris The scourge RACES with considerable violence,
many two hundred day being reported
The Journals publish report addressed TO the Emperor
b. The Minister Of Public Works, NJ. Behic, and NJ
Drouyn de Lhuys. They recommend diplomatic con-
ference for the organization Of sanitary the
Fast where the infection has undoubtedly originated.
Madrid despatch OF October IL says-Therc was a
great increase in the cholera here yesterday There
I'VE hundred and forty and hundred and
seventy five deaths during tho day. general panic
prevails.
telegram dated Brussels, October IL, says that the
National Bank OF Belgium has advanced It's rate o. dis
count TO five per cent.
The steamship Erin from Ncw York, arrived al Liver
pool ON the afternoon OF the 18th inst.
The steamship Damascus, from Quebec, arrived al
Liverpool on the 14th inst
The st amship Austraasian, from New York, arrived
on Crookhavcn AT seven O'Clock the morning OF the
18th inst. .s 4Nm