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all parts of Ireland have been warned of the Fenian Stephens' escape. The Court of Queen's Bench for Ireland has refused the application to have the Fenian cases tried in some other place than Dublin. The London Times says that specimens of virion gold have been discovered in Tinstream, in Cornwall. A sensation rumor, received in Europe by way of Halifax, Nova Scotia, stating that the French Minister at Washington had suddenly demanded his passports and would sail on the 10th of November, had created a good deal of excitement in Liverpool. A letter is published from Consul Dudley in the Liverpool papers regarding the cotton supply from America. The old cotton in the Southern States fit for market at the time of the capture of Savannah, it is estimated, did not exceed one million of bales. This year's crop will probably not exceed three hundred thousand bales. He estimates the present amount of cotton on hand at little over seven hundred thousand bales, including