The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-02
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tho Hamburg steamship Ailcmanin, which left South
ampton the 10th u, arrived this port yesterday
with three days later from Europe
Feniansm still the of very considerable
element in public and official circles both in Ireland and
England and the Paris press had commenced very full
and rather sympathizing Of the movement its
exciting causes object and chances OF Thrtyone
persons had been arrested in Dublin including the
seized the Irish People Office They remanded
after examination before the magistrates Large
wards offered for the Of suspected parties
who had fed to England. man named Mccall
forty, said to be ex-ofhccr Of the rebel
American army, was arrested in Kinsale and
held In durance The luggage Of all passengers arriving
in Ireland from America strictly searched II is
alleged that the Irish police have very large quantity
OF documentary evidence in their possession. All the
country ballad singers Of Ireland in the pay Of the
Feuians Liverpool and Manchester were being agated
favor OF Fcnansm, and some Manchester delegates
had arrived in the former town business connected
with che organization
Judah r. Benjamin, rcbel ex-secretary Of State,
was about betake himself to the English bar Liver
pool paper gives to him pun preliminary the ground
Of oloquenoc and legal attainments
cholem was making alarming progress in France and
no people Of Toulon fleeing from that city on
count Of the plague.
In England tho .'rinderpest continued its ravages,
and on the continent attacked the poultry with the
most fatal effect
The upward tendency Of United States securities in
Europe continued. Five-twenties quoted in the
London market, the 10th ut, Mt 6s3S 6S1.
MIscELLANE0Us
Connecticut votes TODAY the negro suffrage ques-
ton or tho Now ENGLAND states Connecticut is the only
ono which has hitherto rcpudiated negro suffrage, and
the indications are that her position will not be changed
by the present election In 1857 majority Of nearly
four declared against giving the negro the right TO
vote
The mississippi Congressional elections also take place
to-day The list OF candidates will be found elsewhere
The political canvass in the State appears TO have pro
cocded on queer The saent features Of the re-
publican and democratic platforms elsewhere seem to
be wanting Mississippi The negro comes TO the sur
fare there as elsewhere but the people anxious
% make him work than give him the right Of voting
The planters emigration Of their oolorcd abores
10 the large towns, where more lucrative employment
can DO had and failing in this employment they antic
pss that the negro will vagrant and rely upon
the sta,cfor support Accordingly they urge that an
not OF Congress should be passed 10 permit the cotton
growing States make such laws win compel the ne
eroee TO work for stipulated wages and for stated
lengths Of time Our Jackson correspondent states that
ths candidates who advocate this will undoubt
cdy be elected, and that who argued against II
would have the slightest chance the state. There Is
absolutely no discussion the suffrage question The
feeling IL 20 strong against that one ventures TO
argue per confrd Tho editor Of the Msstssippsan who
suggested that the Legislature bound 70 admit
evidence the law courts met with such storm Of OPP
poston that he compelled at once 10 tack and eat
his own words Reports are very prevalent OF cruetes
pracsed on freedmen by former masters wherever
che military Withdrawn.
Tho North Carolina State Convention meets at Raleigh
to-day.
The steamship Moneka. Captain Marshman, from
Charleston the 2sth umo, arrived at late hour last
night Tho State Convention sitting at Columbia passed
the constitution with some slight amendments on the
10th ul On the following day the convention ad.
journed after passing resolutions complimentary 10 Hon
H. L. wardlow, the President BY the constitution the
right Of voting Is given 10 every white man Of full age
Who has been two years citizen Of the State and who
not paupcr nor commissioned onhccr or private
soldier In the army, or marine OF the navy OF
tbe United states An amendment introduced BY Gen.
era Conner confers the right vote upon European i'm
migrants who have declared their intention
OF becoming citizens Of the United States two
years previous TO the day OF election, and
have resided six moDhs In the election district
TIE ars election for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
win BE- held In conjunction with the elections 10 the
oensssi Assembly. on the third Wednesday Of the pre-
ssut month A request signed by all the members
OF tae convention 10 induce Colonel James T. Orr
nounos himself 40 q candidate
General Baker, the government detective, has I'M
ssr,hed scheme which embraced the rQgbsy Of large
amount OF government funds from the Post duarermas
tors fs ~ Lynchburg No less parsonage than Brig
sAier General J. G. Brscoe, Of tho One Hundred and
NIakh kRsnneylvania Volunteers, who has commanded