The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-14
By TELEGRAPH
TOTHE
Portland Daily Press.
FIVE DAYS 9 20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Nova scotian.


ST. JOHNS, N. f., Nov. IL.
Steamship Nova Scotian for Portland, from
Liverpool, Nov. Sd, and Londonderry 4th ar
rived off CAPE Race at noon to-day, and Twas
boarded by the Associated Press News Yacht
and the following dispatches obtained.
Steamship Jura from New York arrived out
} on the I'd, and the Edingburg from New York
on the Sd. a 4lA4 Ell ttEkfE
Political news unimportant.
Steamship Jura, from Quebec. ran aground
at Crosby Point at the entrance of the Mersey.
at 10 o'clock on the morning of the Sd, at
high water. As the tide receeded she was left
high and dry, and parted amidship. The
mails ana passengers were safely landed. 1t
was calm but hazy at the time, and the Pilot
mistook the lights. Efforts are to be made
TO tioat the ship in two pieces. and tow her to
ner dock, only about six miles distant. She
was uninsured. org q
The Index, the Rebel organ in London,
gives the following relative to capture of the
Florida. The Confederate authorities in
London. have received telegraphic dispatch
dated Lisbon, from Capt. Morris, commander
OF the Florida at the time of her capture by
the Federal Steamer Wachusett, in the har-
Dor of Bahia. He says that at the time of cap
ture, the Florida was laying under the guns
of the Brazilian forts, and Brazilian fleet,
and he. Capt. Morris, was on shore. He is
now on board the Steamer Magalena bound
for Southampton. '-sSs
The London Morning Herald editorially
denounces the capture of the Florida. aie'.
r The Times says her capture in the harbor of
q friendly State, was an act of simple piracy.
When within aneutral port she should have
been perfectly safe. aes 8saI as
The Herald says, If the Washington gov
eminent does not release the prize, all mara
time powers have the right to interfere. ~
s. The German Legal Protection Society of
London, was preparing a memorial to the
crown on behalf OF Muller, on the ground Of
not being satisfied with the evidence. a. 10 -
.sl.i Is sasss ~. FRANCE. zoe fiaaa
Political news unimportant. The French
troops were to make simultaneous attacks on
the insurgents at different points in Algeria,
about the 9Th of Nov, cutting off their retreat.
Decisive results were expected.
4 The Marquis Deicee Clio, published a letter
10 the Journals, that the Government ques-
ton for Italy to consider is not the mere
choice of capital. He recommends the &C.
ceptance of the convention. Cardinal Anto-
nelli has prepared reply to the French dis
patch defending the course of the Papal gov
eminent, and attacking that of Victor Eman-
uel. The Government does not desire the
disbanding the French army in Rome. .gsi.
- AMfN y sswF RUSSIA. 49, ts
The Shivalids Russo asserts that the Czares
visit to Nice was simply an act of courtesy
and devoid Of any political object. Russia
prefers liberty of action and desires no
The Emperor of Russia, arrived at Potsdam
on the I'd of November, on visit to the King
of Prussia, and would remain until the 9TH. Z I,
" .hl&s'e& JEDI AUSTRIA. as 1ala4s az
Vienna Journals assert that the Ministerial
crisis came to an end with the resignation of
Count Rechberg, and they assert that the
change in the ministry in no way affects the
harmonious relation existing between Aus
tria and Prussia. iva g'7saotifsq Ssassa 81,
1t is rumored that the Bankers Rothschilds
have contracted to supply the Bank of France
with two millions sterling in gold. +.
Private kilograms from Rio Janeiro report
no new failures. 17111i 3isa
Satterthwait's Circular reports no ma
tional variations in American securities.
--latest by Telegraph via Queenstown.l
liverpool Sd, Eoening. Bank rate is
unchanged. The Bank of France has re-
duced its rate OF discount to per cent. e6n
The position of steamship Jura is unchanged
Steamship Borussia has put back to South
ampton with her propeller broken. She will.
proceed after new one has been fitted.
1t is stated that the Steamer Laurel, from
Liverpool, had transferred crew, and arms
and ammunition to the New Alabama off
Madeira. sss-gsks sssys,s .
Per Peruvian at New York.
sfrfw- - NEW YORK, Nov. 13.
Steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool list
inst, via Queenstown I'd, arrived to-day. She
brings some additional news.
U. S. Steamer Sacramento arrived at Cowes
Oct 18th, to tranship some invalids on board
the Rnrussia for New York
The English Journals unanimously concur in
the verdict against Muller. The Execution
was fixed for Nov. ID.
John Loeb the celebrated Punch caricatur-
ist is dead.
Napoleon, after his visit to the Gear, visi-
ted Toulon and Lyons enroute to Paris. 1t
is doubtful if the Car will go to Paris.
The Treaty of peace was formally signed at
Vienna on Oct. 30th The Publications are to
be exchanged three weeks afterwards and
Jutland was to be evacuate three weeks after
the ratification. ssssag fssiasga 81, 10 s4asr 81
There was terrific hurricane at Calcutta,
Oct. 9Th. OF 200 ships in the Hoogley, nine
teen were totally lost, and of the remainder
30 only were reported seaworthy, $50 were
driven from their moorings, stranded and
damaged. 1t is believed that greater por.
lion of their cargo viii be saved. For list
see Ship News. ''sis aa Z
y The Allies had silenced the Japanese Forts,
and forced a passage through the straits of
Simorinski with trifing loss. The Japanese
had sued for peace. aia 20
Cork papers OF the I'd contain the following.
Parts Nou. 3.-Paris papers publish tel
egraph from Calcutta, giving the following
details of the destruction caused by the late
hurricane at Calcutta. 40 ships were wrecked,
and 1900 persons drowned. Total loss esti-
mated at two hundred million francs. A
great portion of the city was inundated and
the villages bordering on the river were un-
der water.
Further Particulars of the Capture of Ply
A g mouth, N. @. i8ea s4li5
BALTIMORE, Nov. IL. b
The American has dispatch, dated Roa-
noge Island Sd inst, which gives the following
particulart OF the re-capture of Plymouth, N.
c., by the navy:
Lieut.. Gushing has accomplished great
deed, and has been the cause of relieving quite
number of good loyal North Carolians from
distress and starvation Affer this was done