Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-10
EVENING STAR.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
fHE FENIANs. ~
Latest Iutelli1euce M she China


QuEEssTowN, Oct The Fenian prisoners
were brought before the police magistrates at
Dublin yesterday, including the editor and
ssrt 0i 1s sense
the Grown, and made long speech. He said
that within the last fortnight three thousand
hye 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 a draft for four
R0ibschilds. and several other letters contain. .
ing bills OF exchange. 80 r-s p
The making Of pixies has also been extensive
ly carried on. One of the prisoners had made
two tiousand Of these murderous weapons.
Numerous revolvers and breastpiates had also
been found in possession of the prisoners con-
nected with the Irish People newspaper. he
quoted ap ineendiary paragraph, urging the
eSnDioynlent of force, from number OF that
paper which was about TO be issued when
seized
Mr.. Barry concluded his speech by asserting
III al the Fenians were powerful, both in Ire
land and America He trusted that this affair
would end forever such hopeless conspiracies.
Evidence was then given against the prison.
ers, and some OF them were identified as con.
nected with the supposed Fenian organ. The
Investigation is still pending, and will probably
last for several days.
AT a private examination of six of the Feni-
ans, at Dublin Castle, yesterday, il was shown
that the plot of the Fenians was Of the most
sanguinary character. 1t was TO smite down
and assassinate them all ON the outbreak of the
rebellion. The Duke of Leinsten and others
We're especially named for assassination. The
linen manufacturers and others were TO be
called out TO give material support to the
Fenian cause under threats OF determination
and eonfiseation of their property if they re-
The evidence Of treason against the pris-
Oners is said TO be most complete.
An official gazette. dated at Dublin, on the
29th ult., contains a proclamation disarming
DarOQlpS ITINERARY. Limerick
Waterford counties.
The 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
kingdoms.
The Times correspondent in America repre-
SCENTS the Fenians as mastering 3OO,OOO men in
Sir Robert Peel, Chief Secretary of Ireland.
mas been summoned before magistrate by
Robert Grey, a Dublin banker, in consequence
OF an alteration in a railway carriage.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Lon
don Tins says:-President Johnson mas 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 gener-
GUS policy of the President will, within the
next few months, enable the Southern States
again to send representatives TO Congress.
Rev. w. H. Claiming had been lecturipg in
Liverpool on the freedmen Of America, whose
aging results. |.r.'
The appearance Of the Asiatic cholera at
Southampton is disputed, but it was asserted
that the yellow fever had appeared at Swan
sea The Government has sent a commissioner
there 10 inquire into the matter
Inc weather cOntinu intensely hot for the
season in England, but there We're indications
of change when the North American sailed
AMERICAN SEcUR1TIEs.-Satterthw aite's Cir
cular. dated the evening OF the 9th of Septem-
Der, SAYS: 49,. s.l
The amount of business done IN American
securities lately has been of a magnitude un-
precedented since the outbreak of the rebellion.
The conciliatory nature Of President John
sons speech TO the delegates from the southern
States appears to have inspired general con-
fdence in the speedy and cordial reunion of
the North and South, and all American secu-
rites currently dealt in in London have been
in great demand.
Five-twenties have been largely taken at
rise Of qnite two per cent. closing at 70a7U4.
AT one time they touched 70A.
Both Illinois and Fries have been in request.
the former Al an advance Of four dollars and
the latter at rather more than two dollars,
which is a reaction from the highest price, as
they were bought at elk. .....