The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-16
EUR OPE.
Arrival of the Persia with
Two Days Later News.
END OF THE SPANISH SLAVE TRADE.
ROYAL Decree Establishing a System of
Gradual Emancipation.
Rumored Intended Retirement
Of Minister Adams.
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The Jamaica Insurrection Ascribed
to Hayden Emissaries.
British Opinions Of Mexico and the
Monroe Doctrine.
The Fenian Prisoners Denying the JuriSdlc-
tion Of the Courts.
vpM CAyppc nvINc an COVyyIMpTI0N
British Opinions Of Mexico and the
Monroe Doctrine.
The Fcnian Prisoners Denying the JuriSdic-
tiOn Of the Courts.

tom SAVERS DYING OF CONSUMPTION.
The steamship Persin Captain Lott which left Liver
pool asont ten o'clock the morning OF the 4th and
Queenstown on tho evenngof the 9th instant, arrived
hero yesterday morning.
II had been reported that large Bremen ship with
three hundred and seventy passengers, for New York.
had been lost the British Channel but the statement
was believed TO be without foundation
The French war steamer Dix Decembre had sunk the
Spanish steamer Muro, Off the South Foreand, by CON-
ing collision with her The and passengers Of
ihe MuriIio were landed at Dover.
The Danish Ministry have resigned
The preimnaries OF treaty Of commerce between
England and Austria have been concluded
Tom sayers who fought Heenan, il dying Of consump-
tion. Harry Broome, another well known prize fighter
Is dead.
The Danish government had joined the Constantnople
sanitary Commission.
rhe steamship Bosphorus from Philadelphia, arrived
At Liverpool on the 4th inst.
The steamship Caledonia from New York, arrived At
Greenock on the 9TH inst,
The Louisiana arrived OF Crookhaven at hve p. on
the 3D.
The China arrived on Crookhaven al seven p. H. on
tho I'd and reached Liverpool about Ave p NJ the Sd
instant
Guar Alabama Claims-Rum0red Retire.
ment OF Minister Adams.
tIHndon Correspondence Of Manchester Guardian.1
Notwithstand ng the tone. Of Mr. Sewards speech At
Auburn, 1t is understood here that President Johns MS
Cabinet has no intention OF pressing TO quarrel the
troversy regarding the prizes by Alabama
Nj
confirms this view. There will, Of course, be when
Congress meets and violent speeches from the members
or tho opposition; but tho government considers itself
strong enough 10 withstand any urgency OF the kind and
nothing dsagreeablc viii come of
Mr. Adams has finally resolved on selinqushng his
post here and returning home early in tho spring It
win be difficult TO lind o man to succeed him.
(vrom the London Post, Nov. IL
is now placed beyond doubt that IL The Aner-
government which FIRST created their opponents bel
Egerenls not only by proclarning blockade OF the
Southern ports by proceeding enforce such block
ade before tho English government had accorded to the
Con ederacs beliigerent statue u aso appears that
Mr. Seward himself was the FIRST Minister who, in an
snical despatch made of the word 'tncutras-a
term which can have application except during the
existence OF war; The demand for compensation rests
grounds b. means Substantial those which
the Spanish and bortuguese governments based the
claims which, in 1873, thy submitted tho govern
mont OF tho United States and which that government
declined TO sfy Mr. Johnson scarcely deny the
apposit ness OF precedent created by Of his
That tho course resolved upon by the government Mt
Washington =l BIO which, "'without compromising
Abe national dignity and honor oH amount {, frank
x1inrdcaL 81 demands 'oiieh coid not equtabiyte s1
fdiasd
British Account OF the Origin nj tho
Rebel Loan List.
Nov York Correspondence ofdiondon Times.
The list OF aoders Of Confederate stock which ap
peared in the New York % ocr few weeks ago. having
be- the subject Of much comment ia England, think
On the sth of September about week, believe be-
fore the list was bhed saw Mr. Seward for tho first
time at Che Foreign Office In the course OF converse
10 81 4 VSs ms xxfn hnsh Mr. I,lns min
agenemanl MADE by HIS stock in the iesnfederacyfn
M ,wcrd that knew moth AZ about 1t, but thought u
held any Of the stock. Ao rang bell and said to
tho messenger "Rring that list Of Bs!tich bondholders
aid, eve ots'ned this from Confederate agents
la Paris Tho Confederatcs ano poor now, and
Chancellor Page Wood has decided that We ear are the
heirs at law ~ the confederacy and therefore, we
ssttIod to their papers" This he said with suriie
Ho then read the s, 20 tho best Of my recollection
appeared afterwards In the papers, together with
count OF meeting at Mr.. Beresford Hopes which y os
viii have seen was published after tho lis,. ''Now,"
said Mr. seward, handbag the papers to me- syou may
judge how dsinteresiedwas tho support. English leader
Of opinion gave to Tho eonfederacy.n and member
Of the eursh House Of Commons who was present sug
Mr. seward sad, II .nnot teal that. 1 only tell
and shall sec." On looking down the list |
SAID, thero mast bo some mistake here"
remark when he saw tho name OF Mr. GLADSTONE
aown for $1,000. M. Seward, however, merely Se-
ihat Confederate had cold tho list
The papers were oocap Sheets fastened together by
piece Of blue inland in the coroer know tik lacy
see'e ~ ne hen4~rasy q tse Anerican Msnsaer az
slightest doubt, ! heard no more or the list until ono
morning saw all the newspapers shouting ID. II
sent from Washington in tho Associated Press,
dcsp1tch, md appeared simultaneously all the jour
mails, the HERALD heinz gnltlsss OF the fabrication
After n few days interval the second instaIment was
Published the samo nanacr think il right to add
that in belief Mr. Seward was ~ much deceived M
any one py tho mposurc aad that Mr. BigaIow Is the
tna 4 Malta
Thinking ti affair rather curious and hat might turn
up again ons day rado tew ao'es about atior lett
Mr.. seward and Gom them give you ths short state
ment
Tho Fcri-n
The Frsa0n's J-, nal states that INC special commir
the trial 81 the prisoners custody the charge
issued u s directed TO the twelve Judge aud especial
Jy 10 NJ. Justice Fitzgerald and Mr. Justice Kcogh
Power Is reserved ~ the commission TO The judges TO ad
joun To Cork IL necessary, but IL was stated that the
eases sill al be tried in Dublin.
Nj Lucy, or the IiSa Iops had caused summons
and plant8 hsniiar IN those aga the Lord Lieutenant
sorry on The Super ntenden and Inspectors of Po
lice concerned IN the seizure Of that Journal.
IL = ramored that all tho Fensn prisoners intend 10
dspto tho competency OF tho court when the Special
Comnfeloa opens An AFFIDAVIT swor4 80 day by lnby
" s action against Mr. stron q, alleges that tn trans
actiuns connoeted wt the seizure Of the irsh Jsoois
were no.a ne and Others having been arrested without
wifnnlg LIBBY states that the detention or his books
49,, INV, go proceeding m pankfupty aga.ns, hlln
nho t'e 81 tnn pNy .onncl0is Including 'he Judges,
M.ie tugonslituonal'y Connected with the se zuros
earun peasy denied that they know anything OF the
ITO act on against the Royal Bank OF Ireland had been
fettWu Az pppchttd mt Mr.. Larry OF tho fenian
psonefA ha enn % his credit In tie bank, which tho
government ALLEGED was tho proceeds OF bills RENTED
nom Amer ga lor ttafenabe rposes and with view
4" ~ sophg 81 spth icmitances and preventing the
n,cu being so apprd tho Crown solicitor requested
f bank not " pay y over without the sanction OF the
Attorney General The hnnk having ref scd 10 ray any
further cheks Mr. Leaty commenced tho action
~ application from Nr Leary 10 draw part
. tho sum for the parpos. OF his defence
90 agreed TO and paid accordingly After 40
2 mmcnccnent Of tho action Mr. frsry's attorney mon.
toned that the bali also required for tho io cncc
81 the prisoner and that u oud I've applied Il was
OF ouco permitted 10 be drawn and The matter ondei
" The action brought afuinst o tlAt sate and olec