The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-26
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canada at Halifax.
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oH TIE morning Oh Jan. vtn, ana Queenstown
Jan. 10th, for Boston, via Halifax, arrived
here at o'clock this afternoon. The Canada
has Halifax and 81 Boston passengers. The
Canada had heavy gales for six days and
head winds the entire passage.
The steamships City of Washington, from
New York, aud the Nova Scotian, from Port
land, arrived at Liverpool on the Sth; the
Australasan, from New York. arrived at Liv-
erpool on the 9th and the Hibernia, from
Boston, arrived at Galway on the evening of
the Sth.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Princess OF Wales gave birth TO son
child are doing well.
Judgment would be given in the Alexan-
dria case on the 1lth of January
The Frankfort Senate had refused to au-
thorize the drawing of a lottery for the Great
Eastern steamer, and demanded from the
Frankfort Consul at Liverpool an account of
his connection with the scheme.
DIR. Turbin, Bishop of Eli, died on the It'll
inst.
Parliament is formally prorogued until the
4th of February, when it will meet for the
dispatch of business.
The investigation into the strandng of the
steamer Anglia in Galway Bay has been con-
cuded, and the Court though blaming Capt.
Prowse somewhat for running in at night,
took pleasure in returning his certificate.
FRANCE.
Four suspected conspirators have been ar
rested in Paris. They had arrived from Eng
land. Three of them are Italians, and their
names are Tambuco, Greico and Imeritori
The fourth assumed name evidently false.
One of them made complete avowal of the
criminal object of the conspiracy. AT their
residence was found large quantity of gun
powder, four poinards, four revolvers. four in
genious air guns, eight hand grenades of the
Onsin pattern, &c.,&c. A letter dated Lugans
was found on one of the conspffators, very
compromising to all concerned
The Paris correspondence of the Times
says insinuations were thrown out that the
attitude of opposition in the Legislature has
something to do with the above arrests, and
the authority of the Government would be
less controlled were it known that the people
were conspiring.
The trial of the Italians will take place at
the February .Assizes. Nothing has been dis
covered to compromise others.
The Paris correspondent of the Times mem
tons the case of a large American order for
railway iron being given to a French house,
the French article being found as good, and
certainly cheaper, than the English.
THE HoLsTEIy QUESTION.
Matters continued threatening.
The King of Denmark visited the fortifica-
tions at Frederickstadt on the 18th, and passed
through Flensburg on the eth for Sonderburg.
There was the greatest activity in the CO.
penhagen dockyards.
1t is asserted that England has addressed
fourth note to the Federal Diet, urging a con-
ference.
1t is denied that Prussia had withdrawn
from proposition for a joint occupation of
Schleswig by Austrian and Prussian troops.
Danish troops still occupied the northern
part Of Rendsburg on the 7th.
1t Is stated that the Prince of Augustenburg
intends declaring Kiela a free port.
The London Times says with view of
assisting English diplomacy, and for the pro-
lection Of British interests, it is not unlikely
that the Channel fleet just ordered home may
soon show itself In German waters. 1t is
owing to British counsels that the Danes aban-
doped important positions aud sacrificed the
greater part OF the country which is the sub
ject OF dispute, but as there is a great differ
ence between sympathy and interference, Eng
land is bound to weigh well the consequence
of any act which would entangie her in war;
To the prudence of the Government, there
fore, The conduct Of affairs must be committed
and Parliament will doubtless sanction any
steps Lord Palmerston may take to preserve
the honor and dignity of the nation"
The Times regards the commencement of
the campaign in Schleswig as almo st certain
within brief space.
ITALY.
Garabaldis resignation of his seat was for
maily communicated TO the Italian Par iia.sont
ON the It'll. Several members were in favor of
its non acceptance, but it was finally accept
ed, together with the resignation Of other
members Of the 'left."
The London Morning Advertiser states on
the best authority, that the recent proclama-
ton attributed to Garabaldi is forgery, and
Garabaldi disavows it.
--latest via Queenstown
London, Jan. 10th.-The ten men charged
with piracy and murder on board the Flowery
Land were brought up and remanded.
The political news is unimportant.
Liverpool, jan 9TH erening.-It is stated
that the Federal forces in and upon the bor-
ders of Holstein number 10000, and would
soon reach 100000.
The committee in the Federal Diet made
report decidedly adverse to the treaty of Lon
don.
Paris, Jan. 9th.-The four Itslian conspira-
tors recently arrested came from Italy, not
London.
The India mail, from Bombay, Dec. 14th,
and Calcutta, Dec. 9th, were forwarded in the
Canada.
1t is asserted that the disasection on the
Puniaub Frontier is greatly exaggerated. 1t
is mere repetition of the trilling frontier
war such as has been fought twenty times
since the annexation of the Punjaub.
There is no later news of military operations
in India.
The Wyoming was at Singapoor, November
30th.
The new ship George ii. Farren, of Boston,
was lost on her first passage to Liverpool.
She ran ashore on Can;o Point, Ireland, and
was full of water.