Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04
BY It IL l. h q N A PHI
FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the PcrsIs--Arrest Of Fc-
nians-Afrnid OF American Neutral
ity-Lsughtcr by the Times-Eari
Derby-Proclamatio by the Aus.
trian Emperor. r. n
New YoRK, October 4.--The shir
Persia has arrived here, with Liverpool dntes
to the 23d and Queenstown Of the gath ult.
The Africa arrived out on the 23d.
There Is nothing new regarding the
Fenians. A few additional arrests are re-
ported. Another petty officer was arrested
in the Cork garrison, but II Is believed thc
the troops as body are perfectly loyal
Dublin detectives who were at work in
England, arrested two Fenians in Manches-
ter and one in Sheffield. All were sent 10
Dublin.
Fenian organizations in Liverpool, IL /.
reported, continue aotivei notwithstandiI =
the arrests. ...,......, .. OIL. g.
The Dublin Evening Mail says the evil
dence was so voluminous that the cxamina.
tion of prisoners could not take place on the
23d. -
All was quiet throughout Ireland at tic
latest dates.
A gunboat continued to cruise of co..;
looking out for vessels reported to have
cleared from America with arms.
to contempt as ridiculously absurd and n.
terly insignificant in proportion, but says /.
is something to have il clearly shown thr
the American Government rejects all partic-
ipntion in the movement which the Irishmen
fondly expected.
The army aud Mary GA zeito does not b.
lieye in the troops being connected with :. q
Fenians, and says they are stationed on sou-
military principles in the event of risip~,
and number 26, 900 men besides 10, 900 arm. d
police.
Earl Derby is suffering from a severe attae!;
Of the gout.
The Moniteur authoritatively states that
no change in numbers or the policy Of the
French Government Is contemplated. The
rumors are the invention of evil-dispOsed
persons.
The Emperor Of Austria has issued an i'm
portant manifesto to the home people, SOL
emnly guaranteeing them the right to parti-
cipate, through their representatives, in legis-
lation and conduct of the finances.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-Evening sales o.
cotton to-day, 35, 900 bales. Market ex-
cited, with an advance Of lad, and in some
instances almost Id. Sales to speculators,
!, 800 bales.
BreadstuGs quiet and steady. Provisions
inactive. Lard still advancing. Petroleum
firm. Sugar buoyant and advanced six
pence. Rice firm.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-Consols, s9!as9s. u.
s. 5-2O's, 6Saa69.
The Liverpool Telegrcph publishes ro-
port that an American bark which arrived
there from Cardeuas was overhpuled nt sea
by an armed screw steamer ccrrying the Fe.
ninn flag. The story is promo Inced hoax.
The issue of $500, 900 sterling bonds by
the Erie Railroad Company is officially an
nounced by Morgan & Co., London The
subscription price is seventy.fvo dollars, re-
deemnbe at par in ten years, interest 8 per
cent. Bonds convertible at any time into
stock at the owners option.
QUEESsTowN, Sunday. Fcnian p: L.
oners were oil remanded yesterday at Dublin
for week. They will be tried together.
The arrests continue Among the latest
Is a merchant tailor in Dublin named Dufie
and n stationer in Liverpool named Arch
deacon. REASONABLE documents and arms
were found in both cases.