Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07
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PORTLAND, April 4.-The steamship
Hibernian, from Liverpool on the 25th,
has arrived The steamship Etna, from
New York, had arrived at Queenstown
on the 25th ult.
The pirate Florida arrived at Santa
Cruise Teneriff on the 4th Of March, and
sailed again on the 9Th. The United
States ship St. Louis reached Santa Cru1
on the 9th.
Macmillan would embark for Mexico
on the 18th of April.
The Germans have abandoned the
siege of Frederick.
New YoRK, April 4--The steamer City
Of London. from Liverpool on the 23d,
has arrived here.
The Earl of Aberdeen Is dead, aud
Lord Ashburton also.
Garabaldi was expected to land at
Southampton in about week.
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The London Times in an editorial on
American affairs says it sees no advan-
tage OH either side and no forcshadowing
of the end, 1t says that "the only thing
certain is that there will be no interven-
ton, and that the Americans will work
out the result by themselves. e
THE DANI.A WAR. ...
The advices from Denmark says there
has been no additional fighting in Jutland.
A semi-ofiicial Copenhagen paper says
that Denmark has not acceeded to the
Armistice as it cannot entertain the sur
render of Duppel. nor consent to the
present position Of affairs being the basis
for the suspension of hostilities.
The Times city article has a. report
that the Conference on the Danish ques-
ton is arranged to take place at once.
A despatch from Vienna states that the
Conference proposed without a detailed
basis or armistice has been accepted by
Austria and Prussia The territorial in
tegri,y of the Danish monarchy under
the present dynasty will DO maintained.
The Conference meets ut once. The rebel
loan closed at 62a54
The emperor" Macmillan would
officially receive the Mexican Deputies on
Easter Sunday. A Minister would then
be appointed to countersign the acts Of
the new Emperor. Previous to his de-
parture for Mexico he would seek an in
terview with the Queen Of Spain. Max
imilian had refused to sanction the priv
ilege accorded BY Almonte establishing
the Bank of Mexico. He says the policy
of the new Empire will be strictly neutral,
and he will not recognize the Southern
Confederacy nor maintain diplomatic in
tercourse with the Confederates until
France has done So The rebel Slidell
has been refused on audience Of the Arch
duke while at Paris.
The London Globe says that the Cable
net at Washington has not agreed to ac-
credit an envoy to Mexico without coudi-
tiUns.
The following paragraph appears 10 a
recent number Of the Globe:
1--WE have reason to believe that. on
accepting the crown Of Mexico. Tire EN-
peror Macmillan will address from Mex.
leo formal notification Of his accession to
the throne to all the Princes and Powers
with whom be wishes 70 establish diplo-
matte relations. Amongst the number is
the United States Of America, Mr.. Day
ton. the American Minister In Paris,
having alresdy intimsted the readiness Of
Government to acoredit . representative
in Mexico and receive minister FROM the
Emperor Of Mexico"
There is every reason to believe that
Mr.. Dayton has given no intimatiun Of
the character thus referred to, and that
his Government has not authorised him
TO give any such.
II h stated that Napoleon has been
much gratiaed by the expression Of Eng
lfsh sentiment In the recent debates in
Parliament in reference 70 MaSsiui.