The Portland daily press., 1864-04-28
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-Four Days Later from Europe.
New YORK, April q.
The steamship City of Baltimore, IRON Ly-
erpool 18th, Via Queenstown 18th. has arrived.
The Arabia arrived out on the 18th inst.
The Conference had not vet assembled
The U. 5. frigate jamestown was at Macao
at latest dates.
In the House of Commons on the 18th, the
government was defeated by majority of S
on the Minor Educational question
Miner Gibson stated that there was no i'm
mediate intention of placing light on Dants'
Rock, where the City of New York was wreck
ed, but the lights at the entrance of Cork har-
Dor are TO be improved
The Garibaldi enthusiasm had not abated
He visited Lord Palmerston for an hour; also
Stansteid, who was implicated in the recent
conspiracy.
The London Herald saws Clarendon's mis-
sion to Paris is to restore amicabe relations
and dispei Napoleons imitation against Eng
land.
Maximillian has made sundry diplomatic
and ministerial appointments.
The Prussians continued a vigorous bonn
bardment of Duppel. 1t was reported that
the Danish fire was weak. Several batteries
had been silenced.
A Flensburg dispatch says the Danes are
preparing to evacuate the entertainments
The Prussians in Jutland had advanced fur
ther northward. They drove the Danes out
OF Honsenes after a short engagement.
The following is summary of the news per
Pennsylvania:
1t is stated that all hopes of saving the City
of New York are abandoned
Garibaldl arrived in London on the 11th
inst, and had a splendid reception The
crowd exceeded anything ever Witnessed
The leading statesmen and men of all parties
are to meet Garibaldi at an entertainment at
the Duke of Sutherands.
The London Daily News gives report that
the Attorney General has given an opinion
that every registered shareholder in the At
lantc Trading Company, the great blockade
running scheme, will be guilty of misdemean-
or under the foreign enlistment act. which
prohibits the equipping of transports to be
used by belligerents.
Ia the Honse Of Lords the Danish question
has been debated at length. Lords Straheden.
Gray and Derby found fault with the govern
ment. The latter denounced the German
powers, and had no faith in the Conference.
Earl Russell defended the government.
The resolution was then withdrawn.
The London Times says Lord Clarendon
will shortly go to Paris on a private mission.
The Archduke Maximllian received the
Mexican delegation on the 10th inst. In
sp ech he said that as the people of Mexico,
by an overwhelming majority, hsd confirmed
the resolution OF the notables, and as France
guarantees the independence of Mexico, and
the Emperor of Austria consents, he solemnly
declared his acceptance Of the proposed crown,
and pledged himself TO govern constitutional
ly and for the benefit of the people of Mexico.
He claimed the union and good will of the
people, and expressed his gratitude to the EN-
peror of the French, who had brought about
solution of the Mexican question.
The Archduke Macmillan was confined to
his bed by slight fever on the 18th inst He
goes to Mexico via Rome.
The Emperor OF Austria permits the forma-
ton of corps OF 6,000 volunteers and 800
sailors for Mexico.
The new Mexican loan of eight millions
sterling at So, will be opened on the 18th.
The Germans have extended their entrench-
ments before Duppel, and traced another par
allel.
the Danieh representatives to the Confer
ence had arrived in London.
There was renewed activity amona the Pol
| ish insurgents.
Latest via Queenstown.
| Liverpool, april 14h-The Hansa arrived
at Southampton, and the Edinburg at Queens
| town, to-dcy.
The bombardment of Duppel still continued
An unsuccessful attempt had been made to as
sault the place.