The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-27
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TO THE DAILY PRESS.
TWO DAYS sa
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of .he cuba a, unlis...

uon oh cne i4In. Inc directors presented
report settlng iorth the result of their late eff
iort, anu tneir sanguine anticipations for
the future to be deduced therefrom: ex-
pressing their determination to nress forward
with the work, and announcing that they had
already entered into contract for renewed on
eratlons. Under this contract the telegraph
construction company undertake for the same
50o,O00 pounds sterling, that is the mere cost
price, to manuiacture and lay down new
caoie next year, and if successful, but not 9TH
erWise, they are to have in shares and cash
profit OF ~ per cent. on the cost.
They also undertake without any further
charge whatever, to 90 to sea with sufficient
cable to complete the present broken cable
ana use their best endeavors to that end to
carry it out ~
ms contract requires the Atlantic Compa-
ny should raise from a minimum of quarter
OF million to maximum of half million
pounds sterling in cash, upon which new cap
ltal preferential dividend of IL per cent is
proposed, with share in the profits after the
dividends to which they are entitled, have been
paid on the old shares. The report was unan-
imously adopted. The question of raising the
capital was left to the final decision Of an
other meeting, called for the 18th of October
On invitation of Lord Fenny, meeting of
more than fifteen magistrates took place in
Cork to consider the security of the public
peace as menaced by the Fenian movement
The proceedings were private; but the Cork
Examiner saws that they resulted in the man
imous adoption of me,nomorial to the Gov
erment, praying for an immediate increase of
the police and military force of the country;
that the existence of secret organizations is
dangerous to the public peace was generally
admitted, and it was supposed that the adop-
ton of the proposed steps would be sufficient
to maintain public order.
On Friday evening, the 18th inst, in Dublin,
large force of police proceeded from the Cas-
tie to Parliament Street where they divided
into two bodies, one at either end of the street.
Some detectives then knocked at the door of
paper called the Irish People, an alleged Fen
ian organ, but were refused admittance The
police then broke open the door, took possess
ion of the premises, and secured twelve or
fourteen prisoners, said not to be comnositors
and conveyed them to the Castle. The nolice
retained possession of the premises. There is
no information as to the source of the seizure
but there are run1ors Of concealed arms and
documents, with the names of the leaders. but
they are not generally credited The Govern
ment was supposed to be acting on informar
ton. The police kept the street clear. and
there was no disturbance. The Irish People
is weekly journal, and was about to be pub
lished that evening
The SlSibberen Earle of the 1htl, oY,no,,noas-
that British feet was off Cane Taar ~"
ing around the coast Tbare was ora,t ~ Us,
sternation at frt an,or tla ~,
coast hut tbe neonlp were ~ =, sne
that thew were tbe Oneen,s sb;,.S m tn Tals
savs. aNo,y That hs,, e atsIsassS :; az 1.aSie
Of Roman ;nyason t y ~ ~ laie cses
thize with fine rebels ara ratIar dsboa,y,anad
m NJ VIC iooels are RATHER asheartened
as o,'l"ros tI o. Sne LONDON
most snxions fr ass oi: 4 ty oouIn Is
and o,otas s,,r S,,t,s.s .sn Snc oltli'
mort hat lo,,al ~ e.ssssII-. ~ sup
pso s,ls CO. t iesiing was peipg
The anart a,J urnao4 ~ ~ D.....,
MEMS IA " iiS DIl'sn reed
q q Taeb Of Na4.s Wy, 40 P neru a. OIlsto-
S;,,,;,..'a2A u J'op ON, nev. III: otorrS OF
X. .e....a', aiu oes: oeiia Maftin OF tne
% Assoclatlon were present
'''t' ''oii ''or, A .rls-. gfQ
The .. rresnonden4 ~ # ~ Tz,-, n,:.
R;a,r;t1 nant;o,ss ~ y s.lo LINES at
plot against the Emperor either on his WOW n
San Sebastian or on his return to Bayonne.-
The parties concerned were Italians, includ-
ing brother or cousin of Orsini. Precau-
tlonary measures were taken, and the Queen of
Spain insisted on accompalIT the Emperor
and Empress to the railroad station, notwith-
standing it was not in order that she might
snare any FISK run by her guests. a
r.;, naE dA aia1 IN CONVENTION. A
~ - asseassu sllaC lne russian government
~ -. tle Stei CON
Yention 70 lSs diplomatic agents in accordance
WIN VIII e.rculars o. tne rhShsn ana French gov
= ~ Ii0l asseltu sliat Engiand
relative to t,a D,,oi,;os s vi t1,a4 views
" .ie Duelnes, anu that perfect
Gonvant;on 9''' y 'n'll VIEWS upon 1ne ABOVE
Cen Vo,, Nonto,,ffa1 ., .1,o ,.o,,,sz
If P,nseia in ScbIss,., ,sd ;aIJ
Won Gabana &c +Io s SA
tria in Holsfon renectivev assumed t \, ~
mnistraton IF a5irs =, 49, m,sa1,; ;me au
haua issnoa :. aals n 1nose DucmeS, and
bahtants "a Will ~ eils III
and promising them instica and libarsiity s''''
II oapT S se,o,,SS y5 OBJ
I,ater mails have bnon recoined n.4aa
Given S,ho - DseSS iiol
The war between tba Eroo ,c+o+o. - ~
Roseats was nrosec,,ted with Woo, a 4is Que
ers. who maintained an agoress;ya e5 0o
= ''9e. sf97l'o A''is '''o'
La'es' wa IeieeTapn 70 Queenstown.
The Irish police continue to arrest the feni-
ans. The number Of prisoners is very large
Among others Is a person said to be a Cap
tam IN the American Army, in whose posses
sion documents and uniform were found
On Saturday afternoon the prisoners, escorted
by mounted police, were taken to the police
court to undergo examination. The result
has not yet transpired. The mob heartily
cneered the prisoners but made no attempt at +,
a rescue. privy council is said to be set
ting to determine what course the authorities
should take in the prosecution.
Intense excitement prevails in Dublin.
Arrests are being made in other parts of
ireland. g 92i|
1t is stated that Donald Mckay, the well
known American ship builder, is in close com
munication with the admiralty on the subject
OF torpedoes which are to be laid down in the
channels to English harbors in the case of
Mr.. Healey, in addressing his constituents
at Oxforoshlre, paid high tribute to the quail
Isles nnslll'esOeu 3y Dotn north ana south In
tne iace waI, anu contraSted Their character
most iayoraOiy Wisn thaI OF Austria and Prus-