The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-10-13

The latest intelligence by the steamer China,
Queenstown, Oct. 1.-The Fenian prisoners
were brought before the police magistrates at
Dublin yesterday, including the Editor and re-
porter of the Irish Peoples newspaper, and Mr..
Barry, the Queens Counsel appeared for the
Crown and made long speech. He said that
within the last fortnight E3, 500 had arrived
from America to be expended in revolutioniz-
ing Ireland, and by that days mail the Govern
ment had intercepted letter from one of the
prisoners named Lapper. containing draft for
f415 on the House of Rothschild and several
other letters containing bills of exchange.
The making of pixies had been extensively car
ned on.
4 One of the prisoners had made 2, 600 Of these
murderous weapons Numerous revolvers and
breastplates had also been found in possession
Of prisoners connected with the Irish Peoples
newspaper. He quoted several incendiary
items from that paper, which was about to be
issued when seized.
Mr.. Barry concluded his speech by asserting
the Fenians were powerful both in Ireland and
America. He hoped this affair would end for.
ever such hopeless conspiracies.
Evidence was then given against the prison.
ers, and some OF them were identified as be.
longing to the supposed Fenian organization.
At private examination of six of the Feni-
ans at Dublin Castle yesterday, it was put in
showing that the plot of the Fnians was OF the
most sanguinary character. 1t was to write
down the arstocracy nobility and landholders,
and assassinate them all on the breaking ont
of the rebellion. The Duke of Munster and
others were specially named for assassination.
The manufacturers were to be called on to give
produce towards the movement, and their
property confiscated if they refused. Evidence
OF treason against the prisoners is said to be
most complete.
By the North American.
Il 10 oosl tHnv h<c 4S
IN American securities lately has been of q mag
nitude unprecedented since the outbreak of the
rebe lion.
EaThe last new loan OF Erie was last quoted at
211@2A per cent premium
GREAT BRITAIN ARRESTS of Fenians con-
tinues. Documentary evidence is accumuta-
ting against them. One paper found gives
particulars Of an expected arrival at Banby Bay
of American bearing vessels from America.
The Cork Ezomiaer gives as report that a
special commission will shortly be convened
for that city to try the Fenian prisoners on
charge of high treason.
Fenianism is said to have been discovered
among the Irish residents in London, and the
police were keeping strict surveillance over
them.
Rev. w. Fl. Channing had been lecturing in
Liverpool on the freedmen of America, whose
future he contended promised most encourag-
ing results.
The appearance of the Asiatic cholera at
Southampton is disputed but it is asserted the
yellow fever had appeared at Swansea. Gov
ernment has sent q commission there to in
quire into the matter.
Weather continued intensely hot for the sea-
son in England, but o change was indicated
when the North American sailed.
The London Morning Heralds city article
warns against the prevailing buoyancy and
speculation in the cotton trade of Liverpool.
II says the public must prepare for SONS fresh
financial disaster unless some repressing takes
place.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-The Heralde Paris cor
respondent says there are not less than SO, 900
Americans at present travelling in Europe,
spending at the rate Of $100, 900 900 in gold PEI
year.
Duringthe last month there was series OF
determinations between the officers of the
American squadron In Cherbourg harbor and
the officers of the Russian Corvette Askolt.
Victor Emanuel's Finance Minister is envi-
roned with difficulties owing to large deficien-
cies in his accounts