The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-06-23

1t is reported that the third division Of the
Austrian feet will be sent forthwith to the
North Sea.
The British Channel squadron is again about
to leave Plymouth for Spitsheal.
FRANCE.
The monthly returns of the Bank OF France
show an Increase OF cash in hand OF fiity-two
million francs.
The murderer La Pomerais was executed
on the 9th.
The French military operations in Algeria
are progressing satisfactorily.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor and Empress of Russia had
arrived at Potsdam on visit.
The King OF Prussia would leave for Dram
stadt ON the 18th.
RUSSIA AND ROME.
LIE Nord says Russia will not send new
minister to Rome, and that the connection be-
tween the two courts will be confined simply
TO the dispatch Of business having no political
character.
Admiral Perry replaces Admiral Penzeeon
on the Pacific station.
A deputation from Cuba had arrived at
Madrid to petition for the right of nominating
deputies to the Spanish Cortes.
TURKEY.
Prince Consa had arrived at Constantine
pie. The Porte is said to have notified him
that it considers his late measures in the Prin-
CAPABILITIES null and void.
WEST COAST OF AFRICA.
The May mails from the West Coast of AZ
RIGA has been received. News unimportant.
The King Of Dahomey's forces have again
been repulsed at Abcokuta.
MONETARY AFFAIRs.
Enulieh funds tho nth and
Consols declined one-eighth owing to the un-
satisfactory aspect of the Conference, and the
renewed demand for May.
The discount demand at the bank was again
heavy, and in the open market rates advanced
to "a per cent, under the impression
that the bank rate will not be reduced yet.
Latest via Queenstown.
London, Sunday Morning, June 12M.-Con-
sols after official hours yesterday closed at 80
3-S Ia 90 2.
A telegram from .Coastaatiaople states that
Prince Consa received by The Sultan, and
that in consequence of the visit the concen-
tration OF Turkish troops on the Danube had
been countermanded.
The Circassian immigrants were dying by
hundreds.
A Cabinet council was held Yesterday after
noon.
The Deutsche Petersburg Zeitung of the
llth says, in announcing the transfer to the
Grand Duke Of Oldenburg of Russia's claims
on Holstein says: "By this step of Russia
the succession question between the Houses
of Oldenburg aud Augustenbure is nfade es-
sentially an internal question of Federal right
TO be settled by the Diet"
Prince Gortschakoff left on the 18th for
Berlin.
Copenhagen, June 10th.-The Dobladst of
to- day says it is asserted that Baron Vos Pies
sen, the Danish Minister at st. Petersburg, has
left for Copenhagen. He is the bearer of
proposal on The part Of Russia to re-establish
Schleswig Holstein within the Danish mon
archy, thus preserving the integrity of the
kingdom.
Liverpool, June 1lth, Ecening.-The Pr
sias news caused a fall OF 2 per cent. IN the
Confederate loan.
The Times today has an editorial on the
Federal enlistment debate in the House of
Lords. 1t says the matter has been exagger-
ated, and believes that the Federals have OBJ
tanned but an insignificant portion Of their
fighting men from the British Isles; and IL
they obtained twice the number England could
not reasonably make 1t, under the circum-
stances cause for war, and adds: "We can
only stop such proceedings as are illegal, that
is to say. enlistments only, and not immigra-
ton. If immigration ends in enlistment af-
forwards, that is an event beyond our con,r OH