The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-09-06
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival OF the City of New York off Cape
Race.
CAPE RACE Sent :

CAPE RACE, Sept. 5.
The News Yacht of the Associated Press
boarded at 2 o'clock last night the steamship
City of New York, from Liverpool Aug 9th,
and Queenstown 2Sth, for New York, and OBJ
tanned the following despatch:
The City of New York has 125 cabin and
$50 steerage passengers. She encountered
strong westerly winds throughout the passage.
The City of New York brings no Queens
town dispatches.
The u. 5. steamer Tuscarora put into Fall
mouth on the 3d. and was ordered to leave
within twenty-fOur hours. She arrived at Ply
mouth on the 25th where she sought permits
sion to remain and repair damages, being re-
ported leaky. The authorities referred the
captain to the Ministers, but it is said the cap
tain declined to apply in that quarter. She
was allowed to remain while one of her officers
went to London but was ordered to leave on
his return without repairs and without Goals.
English Journals have very little to say on
American affairs.
The Times sarcastically refer Gen. McClel-
Ian to his structures on the Allies in the
Crimea, and asks how his own proceedings
will stand the test of these structures. 1t
treats the affair at Culpepper Court House as
signal discontinue for Gen. Pope.
The Morning Herald denounces the contin-
ued violations Of the law of nations by the
United States Navy, and complains of Earl
Russell's apathy.
1t is announced that the marriage of the
Prince of Wales with the Princess Alexan-
drina of Denmark will take place next spring.
The new fertilization works at Plymouth
have been carried away by the sea.
The Bishop of Kilmore is the new Primate
of Ireland
The Paris Monteur, in paragraph said to
be from the Imperial hand relative to Rome,
says, that in view of the insolent threats, the
possible consequence of demagogic insur-
rection, the duty of the French Government
and its military honor oblige 1t more than
ever to defend the Holy Father. The world
must be well aware that France does not aban-
don those to whom when in danger she ex-
tends her protection.
1t Is reported that preparations, both mill
tary and naval, are making by France in view
OF Italian eventualities. 1t is reported that
Austria and Spain have sent notes to France
on the subject
Garibaldi and portion Of his followers got
away from Catania in two steamers on the
18th, and landed at Milleto in Calabria The
naval commander off Catania was arrested for
permitting his departure. The Royal authori-
ties had re-entered Catania and captured 800
Garibadians.
The Neapolitan Provinces have been de-
clared in state of siege.
Gen. De La Mamora has been appointed Ex-
traordnary Commissioner, and Gen. Cialdini
has gone 10 Sicily in similar capacity.
There is great excitement in Calabria. Sew
eral towns have pronounced in favor of Carl
baldi. Ricasoli has gone to London to confer
with Earl Russell Garibaldi having issued Il
proclamation melting the Hungarians to re-
bellion, Klapker issued counter proclamation
declaring the time and method inopportune.
The two wOuld-be assassins ot' Marouis
Wielpolsk have been executed at Warsaw.