New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10
by the North American.


The steamship North American from Liver
pool on the 18th, via Londonderry the Goth Of Sep
TENDER arrived of this Point at o'clock this morning
She has 81 cabin and 81 Storage passengers The
North American reports: Passed the steamship Mora
Wan at 10 o'clock the morning Of the eth INST, 4f
miles east of Father Point.
The steamship Peruvian. from Quebec. arrived at
Liverpool on the Goth of September.
The steamship s. Patrick. from Quebec, arrived at
Grecnook on the 9th Of September.
The steamship ST. George from Quebec arrived at
Greenock on the Goth Of September.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The cOnciliat0ry nature Of President John
sons speech 70 the delegates from the Southern States
appears 10 have inspired general confidence in the
speedy cordial reunion OF the North and South. and
all American securities currently dealt IN IN London
have been in great demand
Arrests Of Fenans continue, and important docn-
mentary evidence is accumulating against them
Among tie papers discovered is one giving the par
ticulars Of expected arrivals at Banry Bay as arms
bearing vessels from America.
The Cork Examiner gives report that special Com
mission will shortly be convened for that city 10 Try
the Fenan prisoners on the charge of high teason.
Feniansm IL said 20 have been discovered among tie
Irish residents in London. and the police keeping
q sharp surveillance over them.
Tho Rev. w IL. Claiming had been lecturng in
Liverpool on the Freedmen OF America, whose future
he eontended promised most encouraging results.
The appearance Of the Asiaiic cholera at Southamp
ton is disputed Mt II asserted that the yellow fever
had appeared at Swansea. The Government has sent,
a Commissioner there TO inquire into the matter.
The weather continued intensely hot for the season
In England. but there were indications Of change
when the North American sailed.
The London MgrginS Horaids City Article" utters
a warning voice against the prevailing huoyancy. and
spectators In the cotton trade OF Iverpool AID Man
chester. IL says that the public must prepare for some
fresh financial disaster unless some repression takes
place.
satterhwaes Circular dated the evening ofthe 18th
Of September. says:
The amount Of business done in American securities
lately has been Of magnitude unprecedented since the
outbreak Of the Rebellion
Five.Twentes had been largely taken NJ rise of
quite two per cent closing at 10d50!. At one time
they touched 70i.
Both Illinois and Fries had been in request the
former at an advance Of a. aud the latter at rather
more than e. which Is a reaction from the highest
price ~ they were bought at 6li.
Tie new loan OF the Erie Company for $500 600 ster
ling is last quoted at 2.a2i per cent premium. The
bids reached t3,1OQWI.
Virginia Sizes have improved about five per cent,
closing at iOdi2.
FRANCE.
Tie Monitor abiding to the reported speedy
evacuation of Rome says that doubt should exist
relative 20 the intentions Of the French Government
So France shall consider the proper moment 70
have arrived she viii. In concert with the Pontiica
Government. adopt necessary measures for tie com
menccment Of the evacuation of Rome IN order that the
withdrawal Of the French troops may be completed
within an appointed period.
Tie Paris Bourse was Hat and dropping at I'll 21e
AUSTRIA.
II is stated that the Austrian Ministry had
addressed dispatch 70 most of the European Govern
ments in which II Is declared. IN emphatic language,
that the late Imperial manifesto OF rescIipt must be
taken 10 imply that the Austrian Government is sin.
cerey bent on governing with constitutional and repre-
sentative forms.
PRUSSIA.
The semi.oacal Provincial correspondence
SAYS:
Tie taking possession Of Lauenburg by the Prussian
dynasty il an accomplished fact aud IL shows that the
consent Of the russIan Diet 10 this acquisition Of Ger
man Territory is unnecessary
BRAZIL.
The Brazilian mails had arrived at Lisbon,
from whence the following is telegraphed:
RIO DE JANEIRo Sept. "a battle has taken place
at Taniany on the Uruguay River in which the Allies
have been victorious The enemy lost 200 prisoners
and their cannon and flags This defeat Is considered
10 have struck a decisive blow at the PasaguaYan
invasion.
CoFFEE.-Sales to-day 200 bags at lOlOOO for good
Iirsts sales last mail 80 90 bags; stock 1900
bales. Exchange 23l.
BAHIA. Sept lJ.-Exchange, 2ii Brown Sugar
2l2OOa2H3O0.
PERNAyBuco Sept. l6.-Exchanre, 2al White
Sugar, 4AOO0a4hl00 and Brown. 2nJ0O42l5J0.
TURKEY.
The Porte had addressed note of censnre TO
Prince Couza account Of the severity displayed by
his government during the late riots at Bucharest.