The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-27
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EVENING PAPERS.
Four DAYS Later from Europe.-Arrival of
Steamship Etna

| Four DAYS Later from Europe Arrival of
Steamship Etna.
| NEW YORK, March 20.
| The steamship Etna, from Liverpool Ilth
via Queenstown 18th, arrived this morning.
The steamship Bavaria arrived out ON sth,
and the Asia on the 9th. The City of WASH
ington arrived at Queenstown on the llth
Political news unimportant The marriage
OF the Prince Of Wales and the attendant re-
loicings absorbed great attention. The cere-
inony came off at Windsor on the 10th inst,
according TO the programme, with great pomp
ana brilliancy. The Queen occupied retired
post of observation, but took no part. The
Royal pair went to Osborne TO spend the hon
eymoon. The day was holiday throughout
England, and the public rejoicings, illumina-
tons, &c, were on grand scale.
In the House of Lords Earl Malmesbury
postponed his motion relative to the arrest of
British officers in Brazil.
In the House of Commons Sir Geo. GRAY
explained the circumstances under which two
British police officers were sent to Poland in
August last 1t was simply that they might
instruct the Russian authorities at their desire
in the English police system.
The army estimates were debated and the
principal votes agreed to. The reduction of
more than million pounds sterling is mainly
in the vote for guns and stores.
1t was rumored that France contemplates
resuming negotiations with Mexico after the
capture Of Puebla.
Mr.. Peabody has gone to banquet of 200
English residents in France, in honor of the
Prince of Wales marriage.
The Paris Bourse closed lower at 69f SOC.
Polish news is vague and very contradictory.
Many of the alleged engagements are pronoun-
ced inventions. 1t was rlnmored that Langin-
vierz had defeated the Russians near Tarrcowa.
Reports were current in Paris that the Gar
has reported to France that he was unable to
make any concessions TO the Poles until the
Instruction was subdued.
Austria will enter into no engagement with
France and England, but will act according to
circumstances
Prussia is concentrating troops on the Polish
frontier.
Menotti Garibaldi, son of Gen. Garibaldi,
hiss gone to Poland.
--latest via Queenstown.)
LONDON, March 12.-Polish affairs continue
threatening. Lanoriwitz has been proclaimed
Dictator, and has issued a stirring manifesto,
calling the Poles TO arms.
The Released Ohio Soldiers-Honors Be-
slowed upon them.
WASHINGTON March 20.
About eleven months ago eighteen privates
belonging to Ohio regiments were detailed by
the late Gen. Mitchell Tor special duty and
struction of railroads and otherwise to damage
the enemy, but the rebels captured them. hung
seven, and confined the remainder in dungeons,
treating them as felons. On Monday, six of
the number arrived in Washington having
been sent to Fortress Munroe under a flag OF
truce. The others, it is supposed, have es-
capped from prison.
To-day, by request, the returned soldiers
had an interview with Judge Advocate Gen
eral Holt, and also with the Secretary of War,
in the presence OF a number of army officers
The Secretary presented each with a medal,
such as was authorized by the late Congress
for meritorious conduct, these being the first
bestowals Of that character. He, In addition,
gave each 500, ordered for the payment of
their arrearages and a sum equivalent to that
taken from them by the rebels. He has re-
quested Gov. Todd TO appoint these men Lieu
tenants in the volunteer service: in the event
OF his not doing so, they will be breveted
Lieutenants in the regular service. They
afterwards had an interview with the Presi-
dent at the Executive mansion.