Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
F r o M E U r o P e Z.
ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
FENIAs ARRESTS CONTINUED.
shameful Revelations Of the Lib
erty Of the Press by the
British Government.
WOrriment Of the Confederate BOnd-lIOlderS,
MIR. SEWARD ASKED To EXPLAIN
EUROPEAN MARKETS s

New YoRk, Oct. 19.-The steamer Scotia,
with Liverpool dates to the 7th inst, has ar
rived.
Fenian arrests still continue. Eight more
have been committed for trial at Dublin. 1t
Is said that Lord Bruce has asked an expla-
nation Of Mr.. Seward with regard to the
movements Of the Fenians in America.
Parties alleged to have been connected
with the confederate loan still continue to
publish denials, but Mr.. Lindsay confesses
to small loss.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening. sales
Of cotton to-day reached 20, 900 bales. The
market Is buoyant Mt an advance Of Id.
The advance In bank rates was too late to
affect the market.
Breadstuffs quiet and firm. Provisions
steady.
LosDoS, Oct. Z, Evening. closed
at from SsiaSSl for money. The Bank Of
England has raised the rate Of discount to
seven per cent Five .Twenties 69s60l.
The advance in the rate Of interest quieted
the cotton market. Being Saturday, busi-
ness was virtually over before the news
transpired. Funds in London declined un-
der it.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.-The arrests of Fe-
mans in Ireland still continue.
Lords Wharnoliffe and Pencorke and A.
Kroyd deny that they ever had any interest
in the confederate cotton loan. The Lam
poor city editor Of the Times says he not
only never had any stock, but declined to
accept proffered allotment when the loan
was introduced. W. I. Lindsays seizcs the
opportunity to express his regrets that the
South did not achieve independence.
The proprietors and printers Of the Con.
naught Patriot have been arrested for n Sc
al L., kat IL at
lance is kept on vessels from America at
Queenstown. Eight additional Fenians have
been examined in Dublin and committed for
trial.
A Royal Commission has been appointed
in England to inquire into the cattle dis
| ease.
The Bank Of France lost nearly twenty-five
millions in specie during the week. 1t has
advanced the rate Of discount from three to
four per cent.
The United States Minister at Madrid was
received by the Queen Of Spain on the Both.
| In presenting his credentials he made an ad-
dress of full friendship towards Spain, and
pointing out the fact that all differences be-
tween the two countries had always been pa
officially adjusted, and expressing hopes for
continued peace and prosperity. The Queen
said that she rejoiced at the friendship be-
tween tne Two nutlOnS, anu reclprOcuIeu inc
desire that they may remain perpetual
friends. She also expressed real satisfaction
at the termination of the war, so gloriously
sustained by the American people, and hoped
all traces Of past strife would be happily re-
moved.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, Oct AT
Dublin yesterday Mr.. O'Brannan, of the Con-
naught Patriot was committed for trial on
the double charge Of treason and felony.
Paris letters assert that the allocution re-
Gently delivered by the Pope against secret
societies, was due to 4 suggestion Of Arch
bishop Manning, Of London, who wished to
obtain a condemnation Of the Fenians.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Saturday morning,
Oct. White Southern wheat, firm. Corn,
fat, at 9s 4da9s lid. Winter red, unsettled
29sa29s Sd. Produce quiet and steady.
Ashes, buoyant. Sugar, nominal and un-
changed Coffee has an upward tendency,
and stock scarce. Rice, scarce. Linseed,
quiet. Linseed oil, unchanged and selling
at nominal prices. Whale oil, active. Sperm
oil, unsettled.