Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-29
FURTHER BY THE NOVA SCOTIA.
More Arrests of Fenian s.Head Centers''-
Sharp Talk About Spain.

The London Star says that there is but little
doubt that Earl Russell has determined to sub.
init a reform bill to the House of Commons.
1t is stated that the cold weather has had no
effect in staying the cattle disease but that the
frost and rain has rather aggravated it.
Stephens, the Fenlan Head Center, has been
again remanded for further examination.
Martin Higgins, reported to be another Head
Center, had been arrested at Tuam and COM
mitted for trial.
The Dublin Evening Mail states that a person
was despatched from New York in September
and arrived here with credentials to appoint
another Head Center in the place of Stephens
He accomplished his mission, and returned the
name Of the new Head Center which was kept
secret.
SPAIN AND SOUTH AMERICA
The Times says the general wish of the lead
Ing people OF Liverpool seems TO be that Eng
land should, in conjunction with France and
America, take prompt steps TO put perma
nent stop to the proceedings of Spain in South
America, and says measures in support of
that view are likely to be adopted in Lon
don, Manchester, Glasgow, and other trading
centres.
The Daily News remarks .-"The arbitrary
conduct OF SPAN must soon occupy the atten-
ton of the great Powers of Europe and Amer
lea. Spain must be taught that the practice of
levying black mail must cease"
Quotations of copper advanced flO and a
further rise was expected, and business was
very active.
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws M
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ty exists in the way of an economical reform
All differences on the subject in the Cabinet
have ceased. The reduction is to be made with
the Emperors fu II approval, and will be con
slderably greater than expected. 1t is said that
the saving Will be about twenty-five million
francs.
The Moniteur says :-"If the Emperor has
determined on the principle of reduction of the
war expenditure, the means by which the re-
duction is TO be accomplished, are not yet de-
clded upon.
Latest via Londonderry.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 1s.-The Daily News
is indignant at the tone of the military dis
patches and newspaper correspondents at Ia
maica, which, it thinks, proves that the STE
roclty we denounce in savages can take pos
session of English hearts, and mercy and ius
tee can be forgotten by English officers as
thoroughly as by Indians and Cossacks"
The Times says that the authorities appear
10 have acted with commendable promptpess
In Jamaica, the chief of the rebels having been
captured, tried by martial law, and executed
al once.
The Times /" City Article saws. The de-
mahd for discount at the Bank Yesterday
was moderate, but in the Stock Exchange
advances Were in request at Ga6% per cent
Spanish securities experienced a heavy fail
yesterday, in consequence of the particulars
brought by the West India mail in regard to
the Spanish CHILEAN troubles
The Government detained the outgoing West
INDIA mail steamer in order TO allow the COM
mercial body time to consider what steps were
necessary to be taken for the protection of
British interests in Chill.
Capper had again risen fI0 per ton