The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-08
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Portland Daily Press.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Scotia, off Cape Race.
CAPE RACE, Sept. 5.
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CAPE RACE, Sept. 5.
via Sackvilie, It'll.
The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool, Aug.
20, and Queenstown S0th, for New York, ar
rived of this point at four this afternoon.
The ship Anglo Saxon was burnt by the
Florida ON the 2lst ult, thirty miles southeast
ol hinsale. She had a cargo OF Goals for New
York, and had a channel pilot on board at the
time.
One report says that the Florida proceeded
to Brest, and landed the crew there. Anoth-
er account says they were landed in her own
boat at Kinsae.
The Times, in an editorial on the memorial
oil the emancipation society, for the stopping
OF the building OF vessels for the Confederates,
admits that it is wrong TO supply them with
vessels, and says it is for Englands' interest, as
well as her legal duty, to maintain this Gus
tom.
The daily news reiterates the argument that
these vessels should be seized.
The Star contends that they should ut least
be detained until the appeal in the Alexandria
case is finally settled.
The Times, with Darcy McGees late alarm
list letter for its text, tells the Canadians that
1t is suggestion i'll the wrong direction, to
appoint an English Prince TO govern Canada.
In the fear of aggression, they must defend
themselves.
The Liverpool Post has report that the
Alabama had gone into Cherbourg for repairs,
the Florida being at the same time at Brest-
This lacks confirmation.
A letter from Frankfort, says the American
Consul there continued TO display the Mexi-
can flag in conjunction with the stars and
stripes.
The Committee appointed by the Directors
OF the Atlantic telegraph, to examine tenders,
have unanimously reported in favor of Glass,
Elliott & Co.
Da,- Al II 4 ~
believes that the American protest in regard
to Mexico, would be presented to the French
government in the course of the coming week.
IL Is asserted that the King of the Belgans
recommends the Arch-Duke Macmillan to
insist on conditions equivalent to refusal of
the Crown The Imperial family of Austria
stands resolved that If the Arch-Duke accepts.
he shall renounce all political rights a scion
oil the House of Austria.
The Polish question is unchanged.
The Calcutta mails OF July 23d, had arrived.
The American steamer Pembroke arrived at
Shanghai, and narrowly escaped capture by
two Japanese vessels.
--latest via Queenstown
The Courier du Demancbe published
summary OF the note appended to the French
dispatch to Russia regarding Poland. 1t
maintains that the powers have right to de-
mand the performance of the treaty engage
ments toward Poland.
The Austrian note to Russia rmarks that
foreign influences are not the only cause of
the insurrection. Poland would be tranquil,
il Russia had performed her engagement
Austria also thinks that Russia ought certain
ly not to object to a conference of the eight
powers, and holds that Russia will always be
responsible for the consequences.
The latest rumors indicate that Macmillan
will decline the Mexican Crown.
Paris, dug. 30th.-The Constitutional pub
fishes an article signed j. Roe, pointing out
the injustice of the American pretensions.
There were vague rumors, per the West
India mail, that the Alabama had engaged and
sunk the Vanderbilt.