The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-14
BRITISH FENIAN.pETEcTIvE
Later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND
BELGIUM.
NEW YORK. November l3.-The steamers
City of Washington and Belgium have arrived
with two days later news.
The British Government have ordered all
+ restrictions ON American vessels Of war TO be
removed.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
/ Post says: The intended withdrawal ofFrance
from Mexico has lately assumed more decid-
ed character Maximilian would receive more
In Austria or Belgium.
Ii is proposed 10 permit the French officers
and men To take the oath of allegiance 10 Maxi
milan. If inclined 10 TO 80. Macmillan should
find himself surrounded entirely BY his own
I army.
The Morning Post SAYS II can scarcely be
supposed that the American Government would
wish 10 displace such Government TO re-
turn 10 Republican confusion and anarchy. In
the course Of time public feeling i'm America
will acknowledge the liberal sovereign now
endeavoring TO raise Mexico to civilization.
The proprietor Of the Irish People is at
tempting to bring actions against the Lord
Lieutenant and other authorities for the sup
preston of his paper
The French journals deny that France made
any effort to exercise any moral influence in
the Austrian policy towards Frankfort.
ON the 2Sth respectable looking man. Civ
ing his name a. Lieutenant James Henry Sa-
ter. of the 9th Connecticut volunteers, was ar
rested at Dublin ON the arrival of the steamer
from Liverpool. He was found To have in his
possession a seven barrel revolver. POO rounds
rifle patent ball cartridges. said 10 be poisoned.
a box Of patent percussion caps, four military
drill books. four commissions bearing his name
To serve i'm the Connecticut volunteers a. Lieu
tenant and Colonel. and f3s in gold suppressed
10 be for Fenian purposes. lie stated he re-
turned 10 Ireland 10 see an uncle. and intend
ed shortly 10 return. He was romanded for
further inquiry.
General Kanslcr has been appointed Papal
Minister.
Two French frigate> have arrived at Civita
Nacchia for troops.
+ LIVERPOOL. November |. \. M.-Thc visit
( Of the Prince and Princess of Wales 10 Liver
pool has ing taken place on the 3lst ult.. husi-
ness was totally suspcndelsOn that day. The
commercial report consequently in only one
day later than 10y the Cuba.
No official announcement concerning minis
terial arrangcmenisis made. Clarendon i>ccr-
tain Co bc foreign minister. The Globe claims
forhcarancc for the reconstructed ministry
until they arr able 10 lav before Parliament
programme, upon the satisfactory character of
which IT, existence win depend
The DAILY Mars mlly expects the Govern
ment reform bill The Morning Post thinks
the reform extremely doubtful the nation
being too Indifferent.
I The Prince and Princess Of Vale, paid tn
expected visit e. Liverpool on the 3lSt.
AdNiced from Rio de Janerio 10 October l0.
Via England, confirm the capture of Uruguay
I - tUf Niilt~- llit aus SURRENDERED
Internationally. and Z. 6.0oomen We're madcpri>-
oners. Their General has been brought 10
Rio.
LIVERPOOL. November The Paris cor
respondent ~ The Times SAYS Ii l. generally
reported in the Partisan papers that the French
army will bee Withdrawn by installment> and
F that by August or september Of next year the
whole will have returned % France.
Thi, resolution i said 10 be adopted, not
only from desire To- afford no reasonable
ground Of complaint to the United states. hut
al>O on economical grounds.
FARTHER POINT. November Is The Cana
dian steamship Belgium. from Liverpool on
November -. via Londonderry on the 81.
passed this point IL 4:;1 l.. NJ. cn route 10
Quebec.
GREAT BRETAIN.-The British Parliament
ha, been furih prorogued until the a@d.
The present Cabinet i complete. with the
exception of single Office. that OF Chancellor
81 the Duchy II Lancaster.
The Star allude> u and remarks upon the
unanimity of the London pres the follow
ing points. namely the reform which must
decide the disability of the Cabinet. and the
imperative necessity of reconstruction ot the
ministerial personnel i'm the Commons.
II the cabinet i to face i new Parliament
with any decent show of influence and dcbai-
ing power. England i not wanting in material
from which the rcceut liberal losses might hc
supplied.
The Star publishes IN large type a letter
from a member Of Parliament. limiting that ~
cabinet will De satisfactory L. hi, party which
doe not include Mr. Brght's suggestions. hi
appointment 10 the Secretary ship Of state.
The Chancellor II the ENchequcr while on
a Wilt o. Glasgow Wa presented with the
freedom of the city. Ou the ii inst. he was
invited 90 dinner which wa> to allow work
ing-men demonstration. lie also recciN ed an
address from the Parliamentary Reform Mon.
The thancclor spoke at some length IN
know lc,igincnt II the honor of being placed On
+ the citizens roll. lie deplorel Lord Palmer
ston' death and paid tribute % his memory. :.
but bade the country be Il good cheer. The
name % Russell Wa pledge Of a promiSs. %
The people. kussell vss moi likely 20 unleam
lesson Of = life. q change his career and for
fcit the inheritance hc had secured in the me-
morie> of his country The Chancellor
4 hoped the country had reasonable assurance
tnat Were an enlightened policy Of the last ~
yesrs- lie would st1ll continue 90 be followed
: ~ tho~e who had the responsibility and dIrec-
ton 81 public aifairs.
A red1esion of ;o.eei e9 Francs IN army and
navy estimates !. ssid g. have bern dccidcj
!. upon.
- fhe AoHifeHr announces that Russia has
"ihed The sanitary ,eufsrencc ~ consianti-
inople.
+ The Boorse Wa clo..si ON the iir.t. being
AIi-Saint. Day
xhf Austrian Government had issued an
Official uliimatum. which indicates fixed re-
! s9l9tion 70 adept, - Gar a. practeable, \ free
! trade policy - staslt-