Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-10-11
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
Additional Details by the Steamer China.

AuuitiOnai Details by the Steamer China.
We give some additional interesting details
OF foreign advices brought by the steamer
CHINA, whose arrival was announced yesterday:
The steamers Heca and City of Manches-
ter left on the same day for New York, and
the Baltic for Halifax and New York.
The steamship Scotia arrived at Crookhaven
on the morning of the 29th and Liverpool on
the Both. The Europa arrived at Havre on the
9th
Inc arrest OF tenans continue of daily oc-
currence, PARTICULAR y in the Irish Provinces.
lhe London Times suggests that the Prince
OF Wales should visit Ireland occasionally. and
shows that the Royal family has passed more
time on the continent than in the sister king
dom.
The Times correspondent in America rep
riesentS the tenians as mastering 300, 900 men
in America.
Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary of Ireland,
mas been summoned before a magistrate by
Robert Grey, a Dublin banker, in consequence
OF an alteration in a railway carriage.
lhe Philadelphia correspondent of the Lon
don Times says: President johnson has taken
decided conservative stand. and has thrown
his protection over the conquered Confederate
States.
The Times has an editorial on this fact and
expresses the belief that the lenient and gen
erous policy of the President will, within the
next few months, enable the Southern States
again to send representatives to Congsess.
1t was stated that an effort was about to be
made by a Committee of Confederate bond
holders TO induce the Stock Exchange Com
mittee to admit them to the privilege of quo
tation.
Baring's Circular reports considerable trans
actions III Southern States stocks, but gives
no quotations.
The Countess de Paris has given birth to a
daughter, at Twickenham, near London. A
large number of the royal family of France
were present on the occasion.
Alderman Phillips, of the Hebrew faith, has
been unanimously elected Lord Mayor Of
London.
The will of the late Mr.. Golden, executed
on the day before his death, has been sworn to
as devising under $4,000 sterling worth of
property.
A writer in the Times asserts that the gold
fields of Nova Scotia, if properly worked,
would equal those Of Australia.
FRANCE.
The Bank of France returns for the week
show decrease in the cash of /, ,250. 900 francs.
1t is reported that the Empress Eugene has
published n little pamphlet on Mexico for cir
culaton among her friends, called "Mexico
from Providential point of view"
The Bourse on the 29th was firm and ami
mated. RenteS were quoted at GSf. SOC.
TURKEY.
The Pail Mall Gazette says 1t is generally
believed at Constantinople that a political
catastrophe is impending in the Danubian
principahties, and Turkey is preparing to be
the first in the field in case of intervention.
Muchi Abdi Pascha, who commands the first
corps d'arhee at Shumia, has been ordered to
be ready to march Is 900 men across the Dan
ube at twenty-four hours notice.
INDIA.
BOMBAY, Sept 22-The imports are firm
Cotton is very hrm-EXports of the week
II, 600 bales-Exchange 2sd.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 2l.-Cotton goods arc
steady. Exchange 2Bd.
CALCUTTA. Sept. 22.-There is an active de-
mand for goods at improving prices.
Melbourne, Aug. 27.-Ihe shipments of
gold since the last mail amounted to 107 900
ounces.
ers were brought before the Police Magistrates
at Dublin yesterday, including the editor and
proprietor of the Irish People newspaper.
Mr.. Barry Queens counsel, appeared for
the Crown, and made a long speech He said
that within the last fortnight three thousand
five hundred pounds had arrived from Amer
lea to be expended in revolutionizing Ireland,
and by that days mail the Government had
intercepted letter for one of the prisoners,
named Topper, containing draft for four
hundred and fifteen rouiids, on the house of
Rothchilds, and several other letters contain
ing bills Of exchange.
The making of pixies has also been exten-
slvely carried on. One of the prisoners had
l.. IL. L
ons. Numerous revolvers and breastplatcs
had also been f0und in possession of the pris
oners connected with the irish People news
paper, He quoted an incendiary paragraph,
urging the employment of force, from h,un:
Der of that paper which was about to be issued
when seized.
Mr.. Barry concluded his speech by assert
ing that the Fenians were powerful both in
Ireland and America. He trusted that this
affair would end forever such hopeless conspi
racies.
Evidence was then given against the prison
ers, and some of them were identified as con-
ncctcd with the supposed Fenan organ. The
investigation is still pending, and will prob
ably last for several days
At private examination of six OF the Fcni-
ans, at Dublin Castle, Yesterday, it was shown
that the plot Of the Fenians was Of the most
the nobility, the arstocracy and land owners,
and assassinate them all On the outbreak of
the rebellion. The Duke of Leinster and
others We're especially named for assassination
The linen manufacturers and others were to be
called out to give material support to the Fe-
man cause under threats OF determination and
contiscation of their property if they refused to
do so.
The evidence Of treason against the prison
ers Is said to be most complete.
The Latest by Telegraph 10 Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-Cotton.-The Brokers' Circu-
lar reports the sales of Cotton for the week at s 600
exporters. The market has been excited and prices
are 212d higher for American, and ID fer other de-
The authorized quotations are as fOllows:-Far Or
leans, 23l4d.; Middng Orleans, 2%34d; Middling Mo-
The sales to-day friday were 10000 bales. The
excitement is increasing, and prices are 2dald over
the above quotations. The actual stock in port is
26l 900 bales, being only $500 bales above the est
STATE OF TRADE.-Thc Manchester market is still
advancing.
Breadstufs are frmer, and all description a triae
higher except corn which is quiet, steady and un-
changed.
Provisions quiet and steady, except lard, which
LoYDoN, Sept. 29.-Consols close at s9IaS99s for
money. Illinois Central shares, siaSi. Erie shares
bullion in the Bank of England has decreased G259,
OUO.
shipping Intelligence.
Per Siedn,ship North -imericaa
Arrived from New York, September Dist, EXem-
plar mt Cronstadt; d llautcur, Hastings, and Bra-
zliera ?Ir at Plymouth; Zid san Pietro at Plymouth;
Annie at Folkestone; 9TH Mary at Marseilles; 18th
PATRON, at Marscilles: Sancho Panza at Cadiz 18th
AGth at TN M1aI2ga' M 10Th Susan at Ma9sa 9th, Ark
Arrived from Philadelphia, Septembcr23d, Lancus-