The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-29
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Portland Daily presS.
- TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Aaia off Cape Race.
ST. JouN's, N. F., Sept. "a,
Via Port Hood %

ST. JouN's, N. F., Sept. Fl,
Via Port Hood, 28.
The Steamship Asia, from Liverpool Sept.
18th, and Queenstown Sept. 18th. for Boston.
via Halifax, arrived off Cape Race at four
| O'Clock this Tuesday, afternoon. and was
boarded by the Associated Press News Yacht
The Asia has 124 passengers. She exneri.
enced westerly winds the entire passage.
The Steamship Etna, from New York. ar
rived at Liverpool on the 18th. The Steam
ship China, from New York. arrived off Cane
Clear on the 10Th
Capt. Spoke, the African traveller. has been
accidentally killed.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Inc Wazeze Zeitung atirms that the sup
posed prlvateer New Alabama, at Bremen
haven, has been purchased by Prussia for the
Navy.
The London Herald, abiding to the Presi-
Dental electioa in the United States, says
We believe all negotiations must fail, as all
force has failed. We believe that separation
would be just and wise, and must become in
evitable; but we admit that ii reunion were
possible the Democratic party offers the only
chance of its accomplishment.
Active operations have commenced for the
manufacture of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
The London Times lectures the Australia
SLAMS, who talk of separating from England,
1uu say Iucy CudIS0 US Will not dHOWl0g
England to indulge in taste for military glory:
and proceeds to show the Australasians that
had England gone to war for Poland, Russia,
expecting an outbreak, would have instructed
her admirals on the American and the Cali
forna coasts to leave their respective posts
by different routes for common rendezvous
in mid ocean. The feet thus assembled was
to hold itself in readiness to bear down on
the Australasian colonies with number fully
adequate to the service. W
FRANCE. aHol3s bha ha57
1t is stated that Napoleon is about to Join
the Empress Eugene in Germany, which
would probably lead to an interview between
the French, Russian and Paussian sover-
eigns.
The Paris Bourse was fat Rentes 65f 95c,
Ex-dividends.
The Queen, by the advice of O'Donnell, has
summoned Narvaez, who succeeded in form
ing ministry, and taken the oaths as presi-
dent of the council.
ARAZII. AND MoNTEVEDIO.
A late telegram states that the Govern
ment of Montevedio has refused the ultimat-
the pacifcation of the Republic of Uruguay,
and that armed Intervention by Brazil was
consequently expected. gyl mo
The Paris Moniteur reports that the Eng
lsh commander in Japan has summoned the
Japan government to remove, within twenty
days, all distractions to the navigation of the
Straits Of Sunoniske, caused by the fortifi-
cations which Prince Negate constructed.
If the command is not complied with, the
Notifications would be attacked.
--latest by Telegraph via Quesnstswn.l
LIvERRooI, Sept. 18th, Eve.
The Steamship China, from New York. ar
rived here this afternoon.
Mr.. Baxter, addressed his constituents at
Montrose, and expressed sentiments heartily
in favor of the Federals of the Unated States.
The Paris Moniteur gives a rumor that ne
gotiations were progressing in Vienna. with
the object of prolonging until the 18th of
December the armisitce which expired the
18th of September.
The London Globe says, the French gov
eminent papers consider McClellan's pros
poets for the Presidency as secured.
The Daily News says, there can be no cor
diality in the future relations of Frame with
tne United ststes, if Mcclellan is elected.
as ne is Sc0wn to he strong anti-imperalist