The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-07-20
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamships Hansa and City of
London at New York.
NEW YORK, July 10.

NEW YORK, July 10.
The steamship Hansa, from Bremen via.
Southampton the Sth inst, has arrived. The
steamship City of New York arrived out on the
eth.
Earl Russell stated in the House of Lords
that he would make a statement on the 10th
regarding Poland.
La the House OF Commons Mr.. Roebuck APP
pealed TO Lord Pamerston To fix Thursday or
Monday for the resumption of the debate on
the recognition of the Southern Conlederacy.
Lord Palmerston fixed Monday.
Lord Palmerston said the government had
entered into no engagements binding them to
60 TO war on account OF Poland, If war should
arise on the subject between France and
Russia.
About eGj0O00 was voted for defence.
The Gibraltar, late the Sumter, which lately
sailed from Liverpool for Nassau, was freight
ed with monster guns TO look out for Federal
merchantmen.
Trade and the crops are nourishng.
The national government has agreed to
conference of the powers on the Polish ques-
ton, on condition of the conclusion of an arm
istice and the admittance into the conference
OF its representative. Russia awaits the re-
suit of the debate i'm the English Parliament
on the 10th, on Hennessey's motion on the
Polish question.
The insurgents had beaten the Russians in
Volhquia. Onilinski had cut to pieces de-
tachment of Russians at Rochebron.
A French commander of insurgents has APP
peared with 600 well armed men on the Rus
sian side Of the Pruth.
There are numerous detachments of Poles
near Olonsy. Wielopoltki has resigned.
The recruiting in Sicily has been very sue
cessful.
The English squadron at Messina had been
recalled TO Pirays.
The recent outbreak In Greece was caused
by the arrest of Lieut.. Leolzenke.
The bank of Athens was attacked by the in
surgents, and fifty persons killed and wound
ed. The building was subsequently occupied
by marines from the English, French and Rus
sian ships-of-war.
The English, French and Russian legations
had addressed notes to the National Assem-
bly,, declaring ii order was not re-established,
the consuls would leave. Disturbances con-
tinue.
The Instruction in Daghestan. Circassia, is
spreading The Circassians had taken Zaka-
tala, fortified village. Two generals and 900
soldiers were killed.
NEW YORK, July 10.
The steamship City of London, from Liver
pool the Sth and Queenstown the 9th, has ar
rived Her news is mainly anticipated by the
Hansa. The Olympus arrived out on the It'll.
The Georgia sailed on the 7th for New York.
A powerful iron-plated ram of 1900 tons,
was launched rom Lard S yard, ostensioiy Tor
the Emperor oil emma, but lisinuated to be
ior the rebels. she Is 10 nave revolving Gu
polas.
Political disturbances had occurred in Ber-
lin, and barricades were actually commenced,
when the tumut was put down by an armed
force, and fiity-four persons arrested.
Important Orders from the Provost Marshal
oenerai.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Provost Marshal Generals oihce,
Washington, ID. O., July Is.
First, Hereafter a reward OF ten dollars VIII
be paid for apprehension and delivery OF a de-
serter. Paragraph ~, page ., oil regulations
for government OF Bureau OF Provost Marshal
General OF the United States, as well as para
graph "a oil Circular No. -, from the Marshal
Generals Office, are amended accordingly
Paragraph 81, page Z, same regulations, Is
amended as follows: The member OF the