The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamships North A,,,sr;,,.,,
n go 81 xafD and China. - = 80 - =
= TO THE DAILY PRESS.


at 0reehock on the 18th. The North Ameri-
can passed the Moravian at 10 O'Clock. A. Nj.
on the oth, i4i miles east of Farther Point
lnere y no!hlng new. Fenian arrests con-
tinue, and important documentary evidence
is accommodating Among the papers discover
ed is one giving the particulars Of the expect.
ed arrival at Bay of arms, vessels from Amer
lea. = III a8i
Inc Cork Examiner gives report that
special commission is shortly to be issued for
that city 10 Try prisoners on the charge ofhigh
treason. - 81 Y
Fenianism IS said to have been discovered
among the Irish residents in London, and the
ponce We're keeping strict servillance.
nattertnwaite's circular the evening of the
zitn, says the amount of business in American
securities has been Of magnitude unprece-
dented since the outbreak Of the rebellion. The
concllatory nature of the Presidents speech
TO the Southern delegates appears to- have
give general confidence in the speedy and cor
dial Reunion of the North and the South, and
all the securities currently dealt IN in London
have been in great demand. FiVe-twenties
have been largely taken at rise of quite two
per cent, closing at 20 and 40 IA. At one
time they touched 10 "a. Both Illinois and
Erie shares have been IN request; the former
at an advance of four dollars, and the latter at
rather more than two dollars, which is a re-
action from the highest prices, as they were
bought as high as 81 1-2. The new loan of the
Erie Company for 100000. sterling, is last
quoted at2 IA and 2S-4 premium. The bids
reached e3,700,O00.
Rev. W. 81. Charming had been lecturing in
Liverpool on the freedmen of America, whose
future, he contended, promised tile most en-
couraging results. -nea is 81
The appearance of the Asiaticl cholera at
southampton is disputed, but it was asserted
that yellow fever had appeared at Swsnsea,
and q commission bad gone to inquire into
hot for the season in England, but there were
Indications Of a change when the steamer sail
ed. - = = -
The Morning Herald's city article raises a
warning voice against the prevailing buoyan-
cy and speculation il the cotton trade at Liv-
erpool and Manchester, and says that the pub
lie must prepare for some fresh financial disas-
ter unless some suppression takes place. -
FRANCE. t
The Moniteur abiding to the reported evac-
uation of Rome, says: aeNo doubt should ex-
ist relative to the intentions of the French
Government So soon as France shall consid-
er the proper moment to. have arrived, she
will in concert with the Pontifcal Govern
ment adopt the necessary measures for the
commencement of the evacuation of Rome
in order that the Withdrawal of the French
troops may be completed within an appointed
period. 0ee
The semi-oficial provincial correspondence
regards the taking possession Of Lunenburg
by the Prussian dinasty as an accomplished
fact, and it shows that the consent OF the Pruss
ian dietin this acquisition Of German Territory
is unnecessary. g s5iig aii3 sssfesa cor
aisg rTaot, sI15 BRAZIL. leg nias ce-
The mails have arrived at Lisbon, whence
the following is telegraphed: aiHods So
!. Rio Jdneiro, Sept. 8--A battle took place
at Tantany on the Uruguay, in which the al
lies were victorious. 4 The enemy lost 1,T00
prisoners and their cannon and flags. This de-
feat is considered to have struck decisive
blow at the invasion of BRAZIL. 49, =
49, TURKEY. - 'aAa4I-J
The Porte had addressed note of censure
to Prince Consea on account of the severity
displayed by his Government during the late
riot at Busharest. ,st.e,.s+s
2 Z. 6asa lasl79q a'l HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. a. &
The steamship China, from Liverpool Sept
seth and Queenstown Oct. list, arrived here at
4 O'Clock this morning az llas sa@eT 4:
Latest via Telegraph to Queenstown.
Friday, Oct. 1.-The Fenian prisoners were
brought before the police magistrates in Dub
lin yesterday, including the proprietor and
editor of the Irish People newspaper Mr.
Barry Queens counsel, appeared for the
crown and made long speech, saying that
within the last fortnight $500 had arrived
from America to be expended in revolutions
ling Ireland, and by that days mail the gov,
eminent had intercepted a letter for Sappor,
one of the prisoners, containing a draft for
81 400 on the Rothschilds. Several other
bills had also been intercepted The making
of pixies had been extensively carried on, one
of the prisoners having made two hundred
Numerous revolvers and breast plates were
found in possession of the prisoners connect
ed with the Irish People newspaper. lHequot-
ed an incendiary paragraph urging the en-.
ployment of force from the number of that
paper which was about to be issued when
seized. Mr.. Barry concluded BY asserting that
the Fenians were powerful both ,in England
and America, and trusted that this affair would
end forever such hopeless conspiraeies. --
Evidence was given against the prisoners,
and some of them were identified as connect
ed with the suppressed Fenian organization
The investigation is still pending, and will
probably last for some days.
\ At a private examination of six Fenians in
Dublin Castle yesterday, correspondence was
put in showing that the plots were of most
sanguinary character. The design was to
write down the names of the nobility, aristoc-
racy and land owners, and assassinate them all
on the breaking out of the revolution. The
Dukes of Leicester and others were especially
named. The linen manufacturers and others
would be called on for support under threat of
determination and confiscation Of their prop
erty. The evidence of treason is said to be.
most complete. 81 ami bns.lissq .aS-T9e
Nvezpoot, Saturdad, Sept. 30ts-eyening.
Political news unimportant. s&A s7.@E
Fenian arrests continued of daily occurrence,
particularly In the Irish provinces. -1
A fl,.a
New York, named O'Riorden, who asserts
that a United States captain was arrested at
Queenstown on landing from the steamer.
Reasonable documents were found on him.
Three additional arrests have been reported of
soldiers IN the garrison at Cork. The prison
ers in Dublin, forty-one in all, were TO be
brought up for examination on the 90th, the
day the China left Liverpool. t.a 30 ads
The official Dublin Gazette of the Goth ult.
contains a proclamation disarming several
baronies in Tipperary, Limerick and Water
The Times correspondent in America rep
in America. ogs
Sir Robert Peel, chief Secretary Of Ireland
has been summoned before magistrate by
Robert Gray, banker, in consequence Of an
alteration, In railway carriage,
The Countess of Clare. the mother Of Lady
Wodehouse is dead. =
It is stated that an effort is aboutto be made
by committee of the Confederate bond-hold-
ers to induce the stock exchange committee to
admit them to the privilege of quotations in
the official lists, $ sgSsfDSs0 ~
Baring's circular reports considerable trans
actions In Southern stocks, but gives no quo
tations Il - $40 z tss3aVS
Alderman Phillips, who is Of the Hebrew
faith, has been unanimously elected Lord
Mayor Of London 10 3s9a4ae s.Is r9a
~ y 1eIaz Oh FRANCE. "a 1eJa s9f 1s
II is reported that the Empress Eugene has
published little pamphlet on Mexico for cir
culation among her friends, called "Mexico
from Providential point of view.n 5estaa
"a rsr1sa n AUSTRIA.
The recognition of Baron Baehe, the Aus
TRAN ambassador at the Papal Court was con-
6rmed. re "a ssas sssii4s.I.ts mir f5s go
A IL Ii saS IS syei TURKEY. nsan 80 q
The Pail Mall Gazette says 1t is generally
believed at ConstantinoDle that a nautical ga