The Portland daily press., 1863-10-01
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Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS. n. E. Sent. 30.


Steamship Europa, from Liverpool 10Th and
Queenstown 10th, arrived here at 4. 30 this ai-
ternoon.
Political news unimportant.
The U. D. irigate Constellation arrived at
Gibraltar on the 18th inst.
a letter from Richmond, in the Confederate
organ, the Index, speaks of the probable early
recall of the representatives of the South from
England, on account of the attitude of the
British Government.
The London Star fears it is the intention of
the French Government to speedily recognize
the rebels. 1t adds various acts aud demon
STATIONS TO justify the belief, and comes TO the
conclusion that We must be prepared for French
recognition before long.
The London Herald, adverting TO the rumor-
ed probable recall of Mason from London.
says it is in consequence OF the systematic
rudeness with which he has been treated by
Earl Russell, and the Herald hints that it has
been through the suggestion of Mr. Adams
that Mason has been excluded from official in
tercourse with the British Government
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Post says new loan for the Conlederates is
contemplated.
The French Government certainly has not
thrown any difficulty in the way of the Florida.
Capt Matiitt has resigned command of the
Florida ON account of i'll health. Lit. Barney
probably takes command.
One OF the reasons given for the decline in
the Paris Bourse, is the apprehension by some
operators that the decision in the case of the
Florida may lead to unpleasant feelings between
the French and Federal Governments.
The Paris Pays says the English journals
are mistaken in looking upon the note lately
published in the Moniteur, respecting the
Florida, as Il step towards the recognition of
the Contederates. twas merely recognition
- h.lls. . FL,
eminent believed itself bound to recognize the
Conederates and establish official relations, it
would do so openly, not by indirect means.
Mr.. Stewart, late a Chaplain in the rebel
army, has been lecturing before the Southern
Club of Liverpool. He charged the New Eng
land clergy with being the instigators OF the
war. He asserted that the war would soon
end when Mr.. Lincoln loses the clerical sup
port. He declared that the South had the
means to carry on the war for years to come.
1t was, nevertheless, ready to lay down the
sword and leave the questions at issue to the
ballot.
The Paris Opinione Rationale believes itself
able to state that the English Cabinet is fear
ing that France will take possession OF Next
co. 1t is strongly endeavoring to persuade
the Emperor of Austria to consent to the ac-
ceptance Of the throne by Maximllian. The
same paper says that an American loan is spo-
KEN Oh, 10 De eDecteu IN LONDON as soon as the
Archduke is officially proclaimed Emperor. 1t
is also said that s, 600 Irishmen will be formed
for services in the new empire. These state
ments caused material improvement in the
Mexican securities in London. The Times
city article remarks. that the employment of
Irish troops is calculated to prevent the United
States from undertaking any aggressive move
ment on the new monarchy.
The Russian reply to the English note is
published 1t processes ardent desires to re-
store tranquility to Poland: discussions could
only end in establishing divergence of views,
and she assumes all responsibilities, and hopes
the foreign powers will observe the same prin-
ciple Of non-intervention which Russia has
constantly respected.
Latest via. Queenstown
liverpool, Sept l9.-The Great Eastern and
Hiberna had arrived out
The stock exchange was closed to day. The
effect of the Persas news was not, therefore,
developed in securities.
The Madrid Epoca asserts that the Cabinets
of Washington and Madrid have determined
to submit the question of jurisdiction with re-
gard to the Cnban waters to the arbitration of
the King Of the Belgians.