The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-25
BYYELEGRAPH.
TO THEIDALY PRESS.
. IFoUR DAYS IN -:.i 7
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival afs Of the City Of Washington and
Bremen at New York.

The STEAMSHIPS Ctysofs WASH inctonl rom
Liverpool 18th and Queenstow1 I3tb. and
night. 30 'N'n' afriseu W.
misfortune advices of February 23d detail
tns troubles bstween the government and the
- Is ,ctaner onenandoahD The vessel was
piacea on the slip, and the work proceeded on
ene 10Th OF February. However a police war
rant was issued for the arrest OF a British SUBJ
l5scts alleged to have been enlisted on the
Shenandoah. Tbs officers of tue vessel re-.
FUSED to allow the warrant to be executed
orders were then issued that British subjects
should cease working on the repairs, and
.sfrong police guard was placed tp See that the
orders were carried out, srd enforce NEUTRAL.
IT,. Subsequently all persons who had lille
| gally joined the crew were removed from the
| vessel and repairs were allowed to proceed.
| The ship would be ordered to leave port at
the earliest date. Considerable excitement
bad attended the affair in Melbourne, ru-
mors OF the seizure of the ships collisions with
the crew, &C., having been circulated, al
though nothing Of the kind had occurred. "a ii
Ine London FINES points out the hardships
inflicted on shippers by Mr.. Stewards order
that vessels arriving in america with any pas
sengers unprovi5ed with passport are not to
De allowed to discharge their cargoes. Il
charges the American government with the
poncy OF Isolation in commercial matters. hoiai'
The French Chamber had debated the
amendment 10 the address opposing theI
French policy In Mexico.
M. Rouher theoretically repealed the antici-
patton Of war between France and the United
states. He claimed that France had main
tanned strict neutrality, and that Mr.. Linz
coins messages indicated desire for the
maintenance sof peace. France; under re- !
gard for her security, has not formed the limal
pious wish that the civil war should continue.
He maintained that the United States had no
interest in annexing Mexico. He concluded
by again repudiating the idea Of war, and
showing the necessity Of the French flag re-
manning afew monthsamore inoMexico. The
amendment was rejected. "a a a. -
Ihe India and China mails had been re-
ceived. A@oas 4otsi-
The Calcutta correspondent of the London
Times gives 2 startling fact in relation to the
progress Of Russia towards India. ~
--latest via oneenstowa. nd
The steamship Bofdssia, from New York,
arrived Southampton to day. The St.
David from Portland, arrived at Londonderry
y The steamship Louisiana, from Queenstown
18th. for New York. put back this morning
leaking slightly, having been ashore at Kin
The arrival arrival 81 the Tallahassee 1t LiverpooIS
was reported per Persia. She still remained
There. 1t is reported that her cruising DAYS
are over and that she has been re- christened
the Amelia and will shortly beIplaced in the
mercnant service. She continues; however, to
c sns s0a Iesca nag ~
1h.ga 7s,,s ,,o,,sa v,;th t,,;x;s
of 1oo ooo 0T %.a ny M 70 tas
losses injection. Ei1es "a H. 4nds sdsob or 1. II
seit was reported that Austriaiwas demand
~ ~. ~. p1: - VI tne seate-
saas !. 1 US, nse 70 retan
PoSseSSson VI nisAs q fin sIiasln oaf fsds
9soqsie ga sdw -----7i----s sds s1Ha sdi 70
Arrival Of Mr.. Lincol,s's Rensdisss at Wash- \
vi1ago1q aas aalalol fsssgten.o ssass sdr
-Ias ie shusd sii1 osai NEW YORK. April a. iii
nss Business in this city was generally suspend.
ed on the arrival OF. the funeral cortege.
broadway was crammed to the. utmost by
people anxious to witness the funeral car and
the accompanying escort. Every window was
! filled and housftops covered with people. The
utmost quiet prevailed on the route and the
dense masses Remained uncovered as the pro- 1
cessipn slowly wendell its way to City Hall. 4
One thousand singers sang nournful Cirpe
as 1t was borne to it's temporary resting place.
City HalIin It's interior 10 deliberately draped
and festooned with mourning emblems. The 4
room in which the remains of the President
are deposited Is thoroughly draped In black
The centre of the ceiling 10 dotted with silver
stars, relieved by black The draperies is
finished with a heavy silver fringe, the eur 1
tains of black silk velvet are fringed with sill
yer and gracefully looped. se.si3 s9sss, IL IN
The inclination Ia such thatthe face of bthe
uIpss ~ ~ y ~ view oL the VISITORS
mas1 Is;5 +ba da;s & +oa n1 The
Gans ~ W. III pec fII ~
Nam Sseford Tnwnsobd Aann;rsI Psh'd;pr
Com ,dopss Heade and ard rice noanbars Of tts
T The lid was removed afFording view ofthe 1
fare and INNER norton of the breast WreathE