The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-01

nails toward America and argue tberefrom pacific solu
ti0n OF difficulties.
Fenian Inform alton for the Britishers.
A correspondent writing from New York, sends the
following statement 10 the London Time,:--
The head OF the order here Is wild looking Young man
named Mahony. He has an office, "headquhrters u is
styled, in Duane street, No. % called there few
days ago and him. He seediiy dressed and had
that familiar sIoveny ioungng air that distinguishes
those hangerson OF small politicians and petty courts
mere who are known by me iam , name o. dun. UNI
hundred thousand persons; That they had money ana
arms that religious test was required OF the members
that their object bcrate Ireland that their great
OF discomfort the laws or entail and OF primo
cenitu which prevented the poorer classes IN Ireland
from becoming OF the soil that the United satos
government knew what they about, and would not
interfere with them thai the organization had been IN
existence several years put lnaa nosns practca, haa
arms &c. This about all could get out OF him
When interposed objections 70 the scheme he smiled,
and SAID that they hac thought Of everything. They
would first take Canada and by that means obtain ship
ping, &c. s.rN
Ali this appeared to me to be mere nonsense, aad
with that impression left him. But ascerained from
the neghbors t wugon dds Of nske,s are dsicen up 10
rs .0r e.e,yday ga" Up stairs % Dc ,pessa ana ms ac
money aso tdntly ia attendance Oh him. Two OF
them came in while was talking TO him. One package
contained twenty-fou and the other three dollars
These facts prove TO me that, however wild the
scheme is, has plenty Of adherents, and faithful
Ny correspondent in Washington Informs that
O'Mahonys statement concerning the indifference Of
Treasury informed him ia. e spS;sea Lad sss rued
IN high cCcia quarters; hd had Deem Observed tdt the
agitation coad produce fo~ Of capital IRON England 10
England niced he occurrence Of tais ineuabie pheDne
she ald let Canada go rather than probing Tie oGa-
ton, Gr.
Terrible Distress 1T Gibralsar-Two
ThOusa rad People Starving.
existence
cholera at Gibraltar and the extent 10 which It's ravages
have gone, but few are acquainted with the distress
which has resulted indirectly from It, On the latter
point writer IN the London Times says-The Spanish
authorities have established Gordon across the slip Of
semd desert which separates Gibraltar from the interior
No one is allowed to pass either from Or to the rock.
Not only but for the reasonthe prevalence Of
any spanish port Thus, on all hands, the rock people
are cut or from their kind The inhabitants OF Gibral-
Tar mainly depend upon their trade with Agesiras and
other psrts And that this Is stopped and all means
OF communication cut of, they are 70 the npnter Of ton
0nnsand a,nos literally starrng This is very shock
ing revelation. No realize, but every one can
form some conception Of the horrors OF such etua-
ton-imprisonment rock with disease and want to
do their very worst
The Creemasons and the Pope.
The freemasons Of Lyons have just published reply
70 the Popes aocution against freemasonry II is adj.
dressed TO the Sovereign Ponf Of the Catholic, Apos
olic and Roman religion" We extract from il the fol-
Such a faithful analysis OF your alocution OF Sep
tember rs II omits nohngnot even the appeal TO the
crushed for the good of the church. such an attack
would justify vruent reply. Ours shall be calm. We
have the consciousness Of the justice Of and
the probIty 81 our intentions and our acts BE good
enough u hear In our noble France and In our time
Nobody is condemned unheard In Rome, us shame,
IL is otherwise Perhaps you would have cited MS to your
bar The Law Of reenasonry Of which you doubtless
Ignorant would have reied for u.s. It's 'rst srticle Is
e,ay a. an Institution e.
has for its object the investigation OF truth, the
stud. study Of universal morals science ind art, and
nis:--'In the high position which it occupies,
reemasony respects the religious faith and the
PROHIBITS in lis assemblies ali discussions OF religious
political SUBJECTS having for lis aim controversy rs to diff
fcrent religions or criticism Of the civil authority and the
Ddercn forms OF government" Is necessary for us 10
explain our symbol In our opinion liberty is an impre
scrpibc light which has ils absolute limitation in the
liberty of others. You call all brethren and we
need not inform you that egotism short sighted kind
a ceverness. reciprocal affection ought to unite
the rights OF each have rigorous equivalent which IS
called duty We believe that possess sufficiently
precise aea Of WHAT'S Just aud what Is unjust For US
the end never justlles the means. We reckon by tb0
sands our adhefens and our lodges IL this sketch Of
our doctrine Is untrue it will call forth denias
conclusion, 'repfoach MS fur holding meetings with
closed doors, when you know the moment We shall pos
sess the liberty Of assembling, like tina, which the
closed again.
The French mails With dates from Rio to September
%, reached Lisbon on the l4th October
rHE WAR.
Uruguayann was closely invested by the Brazilian
forces, but had not been taken.
TRADE REPORTS.
Coffee sold at 800 400 rcis for good issts ship
change on London has ranged from 23ss rs.
B.nA, Aug. 2s.-Sagar, 2 600 10 200 for brown. Ex
change 24l.
BtESos AYaEs, sept Is.--E,change AK u 4sh
Hides dull and nominal. Wool, 70 to 100, in demand
No stock
India.
CALCUTTA, Oct. s. --Thcrc IL no business doing here.
BonBAy, Oct e-Shirtinas and twist improving. Cot
ton advancing Dholerab AIS. Preiehts to Liverpool
sos. The bank rate is advanced TO 10 pei cent Ex
BoNBAY Oct Cotton has advanced TO 400 FOR Dho
lerab Goods and yarns Advancing both here rnd at
Calcutta
Commercial fnteliige moo.
LONDON MONEY MARKET--oCT. 20
Consos closed at 80 B9s for money.
The weekly return of the Bank OF England shows
increase in bullion OF Ga, 900
AMERICAN ssoexs.
The latest sales made al the following
United States hve-tweniies. ..............64t4 a6<a
~, E,ie nsnIosA is'es os'a
Illinois Central Railroad shares. .b8;a -
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MAgEET-ocT. 20.
Tho Brokers Circular reports the sales Of cotton for
the week at 10 900 bales including 81 900 bales specu
atos and 49, 300 bales TO exporter The market opened
buoy ant and with IN advancing tendency ON the rst Of
the week, but receded and closed dull With decline Of
fully Nd . Id. per pound. The authorized quotations
are ~ foows:-
Fair Aidung
Orleans. .......................25 isd 24d
nouho .........-....... - al
Npiands. .Z3d. Z31d.
Stock Of in port-2so 900 bales including 81 600
bees Of American
The sales to-day rday) we're 10 900 bales the market
CLOSING hftntr but UNCHANGED.