The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08
Continuation Of the British Govern
ment's Fenian Farce.
More Arrests on Board Ameri-
can Ships.


HALIFAX, Nov. =, 1896
m steamship Cuba, Captain Stone, which left Liver
noo, M oIo O'Clock afternoon on the 2sth u and
Oueensto> IN on the 29th arrived at this port half
nine this a., ming Sho has thirty passengers fol-
Halifax and or. hundred and forty for Boston.
Tho ruha orr, 'rienccd heavy weather the entire pas
sage She had h 'avy gale from Liverpool TO Queens
town wher she arm ed at six o'clock evening Of
Sunday.
On November the ca ba passed. the steamship China
In lat 81, Ion 81 bound saA>
The Cuba sails from HaiEsr about Iour O'Clock to-mor
morning for Boston, whsss sle will be due on Thurs
day at noon
Among the Cuba's passengers fA- Halifss was Hon.
Fenwick Williams, the Governor OF Nova Scotia.
Great preparations were being made at LivesSool to
to give the Prince and Princess Of Wales sutab re-
cepton the occasion Of their anticipated visit on he
3lst.
It was reported thas the cattle disease was ahating
London.
The steamship City OF Limerick, for New York, to
sail At two o'clock r. M on the samc day which the
Cuba left.
The steamship Lafayette from New York, arrived at
Brest the 18th.
Tho steamship Persia, from New York, arrived at
4. M
Burial Of Lord Palmerston.
Lord Palmerston buried in state at Westminster
Abbey on the 9th.
The Queen was represented by ono OF tho royal
riages The members of tho dead Prcmiers Cabinet
all present. both houses Of Parliament well
tho diplomatic representatives o. foreign Powers
were largely represented among tho ourncs and spec
tators.
Immense crowds tbrouged the streets through which
the funeral procession passed Business partially
suspended In most parts Of the country.
Earl Russell Csrudgingly Accepted.
The London Times accepts tho reconstructed Cabinet
as necessity. II acknowledges that Earl Russell has
some genius and deal OF Political experience; but rc
grcts that II should be necessary to politician
moro than seventy years old Tho TINES would rather
have another Premier bat Is content admit for the
time, that Russell is Inevitable Tho Premier should be
chosen from the Commons, especially whom so many
ranscmen, AZ long lived The state wants new blood
Tho London Star says:-Wc are about 10 have Cabi-
net tho leading member OF which Is pledged by prcc,-
dent and the great purpose OF his whole line 10
FORM
Tho London Advertise thinks Russcrs Ministry may
BIO suffered 10 oxist, and that will be all until tho meet
ing OF Parliament.
Tho London Neo, In friendly article points ont the
difficulties OF the position and says " the Ministry isoDce
TO lay claim TO definite policy the Cabinet must
speak with the sense Of having the support OF tho coun
try, and IL impossible TO do this cfcctually unless
preponderance OF ministerial influence lies in the
sentative chamber. Notwithstanding difficult and deli
cate points the position Of tho government in the House
or Commons Is far too unsatisfactory TO afford their con-
sideration being indefinitely postponed.
More FenIan Arrcsts--A Tribune Core.
spOndent I'm Trouble.
Arrests still being made OF supposed Fcnans
the arrival Of American steamers at Queenstown.
Williams, who stated that lao was connected with the
New York 7ribans arrested Only revolver, some
residences Of a number o. persons. found him.
lie was detained by tue police.
France.
oepayture Of the court for COmpicgno post
poncd. Tho Emperor and Empress had determined not
to leave Paris until after the ontre dsappearace OF the
cholera.
Tho Emperor visited two military hospitals the.
26th The Paris papers were enthusiastic about the
visit Of the Empress 10 thc hospitals and her personal
Tho rumor Of the resignation OF NJ Foud was con.
II was asserted that there was great probability OF
the reduction Of the budget OF expenditures by thirty
Tho Tatrfe says tho sanitary condition Of Paris has
much improved tho last lew days
The Empress had addressed private letter OF condo
Ience 10 Lady Inlmerst0n.
The Paris Dourso on the 9th was heavy Rentes
closed At 67f 95c
German Squnbblcs.
The Senate OF Frankfort had addressed note
10 tho great German Powers onergctcally rejecting
the demands madc upon Tho Of the Senate cites
the federal constitution which allows member OF the
sovereign rights OF other German States.
Vienna papers that the Scnaes reply has greatly
offended the Austrian Foreign Minister on account OF s
II was asserted that Austria and Prussia had already
agreed certain propositions TO be submitted 10 the
Federal Diet the question
Tho Abendpoa points Austria has followed tho
path Of federal rights in tho stops taken By her on tho
question, and that she will not abandon Whatever fur
Their progress tho affair may make
Austria.
Tho that Count Mcnsdorf had tcndercd MS resg
nation and would DO replaced by Count Rechbcrg
contradictcd
Switzerland.
Tho National Council was proceeding with the revson
Of the They had :, n sae 6es
communities An article admitting priests to the Coun-
ell was rejected
| The correspondence Of the London Pan Mall Gd'eee
states that tho Sartgcs had informed tho Pope
that the evacuation by the French troops would
mence tho LIST Of November. The Count do Sarges
government would negotiations with the Holy 500
| as soon as the elections were completed
The Latest.
LovpoS Oct 2s-Evenng
The news 20. day Ia unimportant
Two French frgatcs leave Toulon today, TO bring
home portion OF the French troops In tho Roman states
The second brigade returns TO France next spring
ne pansn ,,s ~ ,s,o, ~ The Constitution ~
proposed by the committee Of the Rigsriad
American stocks opened ai, but closed rather better
/ Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, OCT. ~.
Money In fair demand, bank rates remaining q. =.
turns had inspired more confidence IN nnancia crcies
although there not enough business 70 test the ex
tent OF tho Improvement.
/ AMERICAN sECuRrEs
Barring Brothers report considerable nuctuaton Ia
American securities Closing quotations were Five
twensies. o. . e3S; Ere shares, SAX aSex; lilnoi
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-ocT. %.
The Brokers' Circular reports Ashes active and ad
vanccd o. pots ass s's pearls pos drr JOS sass