The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-07-07
FIVE DAYS LATER
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN.
CAPE RACE July *

CAPE RACE, July 5.
The steamship Hibernian from Liverpool
26, via Londonderry 9th ult., passed this point
at 8 O'Clock this morning.
She was boarded by the news yacht of the
associated press, and the following dispatch
obtained:-
The steamship Bohemian from Quebec ar
rived at Liverpool on the oath ult. the steam
ship Persia from New York, arrived at Queens
town on the both; the steamship City Of New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the afternoon
of the 18th. 1t was reported that she had on
ly one boiler working. The steamship Havan-
ma which was to have left Southampton on
the 18th for New York, was compelled to put
back to Bremen, owing to an accident to her
machinery.
Parliamentary proceedings on the 18th were
unimportant.
The Houses of Commons were engaged up
on a bill relative to the government of inns Of
Court.
The case Of Edwin James was incidentally
alluded to and it TRANSFERRED that he refused
even to have friends with him at the investiga-
ton of his case, so that it is impossible for him
to complain of the severity of the tribunal
which condemned him.
The Morning Herald finds it impossible to
account for the inactivity of Gen. Mcclellan.
Possibly" ii says, latter the battle of Fair
Oaks and the breaking up of Beauregards ar
my i'm the West, he does not see his way clear
~ and may feel himself outnumbered by the
enemy in frontier which is impregnable and
which that enemy may fall upon his lines and
work at pleasure. If so, the Federal army is
likely to meet with disaster which may change
the whole aspect of the war, for a reverse to
Gen. Mcclellan involves the ruin of his army
and the hopes of the Federal Government,
There had been meeting in London rela-
tive to the African slave trade, which was pre-
sided over by Lord Brougham.
FRANCE.
The corps Legislatiff voted the whole extra
Ordinary budget, and with slight notifications
the whole ordinary budget
The Bourse was heavy; rents EST Acc.
Napoleon has resolved to send sufficient re-
endorsements to Mexico TO force the way to
the capital against all Obstacles. Admiral
Grayiere goes out Immediately to take COM
mand of strong concentration of French
vessels in American waters.
The Patrie SAYS the concentration Is iusti-
fled by what may arise out of the American
war and affairs in Mexico.
The Presse in speaking Of the departure of
the Admiral says that his plans have been en-
tirely approved, and his presence will have
favorable result for a solution of the question.
1t is asserted that henceforth there is no ques-
ton of the establishment of monarchy, or
supporting the candidature of Almonte or any
other person, but simply protecting the inter
est of Frenchnen.
ITALY.
Ratazzi has given notice Of his intention of
making an integal appropriation Of clauses in
the budget by the Chamber of Deputies,
question of confidence in the Ministry. In re-
Spouse to question relative to the recent en-
rolment Ratazzi said that the government
were endeavoring to discover the authority for
the enrolment.
TURKEY.
The Special Commissioners despatched by
the Porte to inquire into the recent disturb
ances at Belgrade had arrived there.
The Prince Of Seryia demands the evacua-
ton of all the fortresses.