New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
Great Britain.
TIE FESIANS.

There were no new Developments in the
crusade against the Fepians The examination Of inc
prisoners stood fixed for the 23d.
James Murphy, one of the men arrested at Dublin
wlo described himself a citizen Of Boston and pro
tested against bis arrest had been set at liberty ae
fshys Tie Feeaan an interview between the American
CoHsul and the authorities" 1t is stated that Murphy
is connected with the War Department at Washington
bat explanation is given OF LIS connection with u,
suppressed Irish People.
As the seth regiment was on parade in Cork Bar
racks, the sergeant. major was called into the guarC
room and shown r0ll-bOOk Of members names takeI
from arrested Fenian. The sergeant major ad
mitted that Of the signatures his, and was a
taken into custody
A private soldier belonging to tie regimen
was also arrested.
This caused great excitement in Cork even leading
ii is reported TO a run on "a Cork banker
fenian demonstration was iather expected at the
Limerick races and the military were held ID readi
moss but all passed off quietly
james Stevens for whom reward Of 9l00 is offered
was aid.de.camp TO Smith OBren at BallngaIry.
The American officer arrested at Queens
iogn on the arrival Of the City OF Lin
srist turns ont TO be Federal and S. not =, q
Pe.ian documents Of an iDeendiary character were
found in his possession with evidence that lie is con
necied with the movement.
The arms OF Brig Gen Gleason Of the United States
Army, who was also passenger on the City Of Lin.
erick. were taken from him.
The Morning Post editorialy asserts that the Ameri'
lDd viii do all in its power 10 defeat them. II says
President johnson and Mr.. Seward animated by
The most friendly sentiments toward England, and the
latter has communicated Feuian movements TO the
British Cabinet and neither the British public nor the
Government will readily forget Nj SewaTds honorable
and amicable conduct
TIE Dahl Ners thinks the Fenian collapse is likely
~ settle in beneficial way the relations between tie
United States and Ireland and that The political Tcla
lions between England and Ireland are likely to be far
better understood than they have ever yet been.
4 NODnTCEe.
alIy. writes TO The 7iaCs statement that the docu-
mentS found on the person Of Col D1hgren after lie
was killed we're iorger.es
Snerthwa.tes Circular. dated the evening Of the
2h, says tie market for American securities has been
very active, audup TO the 10Th with steadily advancing
Taes. FNe-fwenties were at time done high as
iet bat gave way and closed heavy al 6edOs. Eries
had been largely bought up 10 81 when they reacted
10 81 but Oh renewed buying have again improved to
81 djl3. Illinois In demand at an Improvement on the
week Of about 75c Atlantic and Great Western bonds
~ demand and few TO be sold even at an advance of
E2t0 50.
Tie Times says Frankfort adyces mention that a
meeting Of American bOndhOders recently called there
By Mr. Lanier. Ncv-Yolk banker. was largely at.
tended. Mr.. Lsnier stated that lie had not come to
borrow, as his countrymen competent 10 provide
fDr the wants Of the Government, but 10 make some
communications about present facts and future pros
peets the Secretary Of the Treasury having desired
do 40 during his stay in Europe. Mr.. Laaier stated
that as large mpOTtatiOns required for the South
a large revenue from customs was probable.
He also stated that CongTessi az Its next session. viii
probably sanction export duties on cotton tobacco &C.
by which additional revenue 100000 will be raised
was the intention Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
take up specie as soon as possible with reduction
PAPER currency next Spring. The meeting expressed
great doubts whether export or large import duties
would answer the purpose the views on those subjects
beng entirely OF an opposite character In Europe
where export duties abolished and import duties
dneed to the lowest point. Above all. the advantage
vas Urged OF setting aside certain revenue for the grad
u extinction OF the paper currency