The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY PRESS,
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival 0ffhe Sax0nia at New York. .
''e ssA New York, Sept 8.
The Saxonia, from Southampton Aug. 23d,
arrived here at O'clock this afternoon.
Steamship Tariffa, from New York, arrived
out on the 21st, and City of New York, City
OF London and Bavaria, from New York, on
the I'D 2lnJ
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Great Eastern had arrived at Shecrness
Capt Anderson fully believes in being able to
/ lay the Atlantic Cable. E3 NlBGY'8
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have re-
solved to lay new cable next June, and pick
up the old one. pi5sa sa'A3 ono sAfs
Two hundred and eighty five thousand
pounds in gold had arrived from Australia.
Mr.. Mason, writing to the Times, says orders
were Immediately forwarded TO stop the She
nandoah's cruise on the termination of the
war.
The French and English squadrons would
arrive at Spithead Aug. 290 Yi7Htl3
The cattle plague continues.
fai 3.iiQ4 FRANCE. gag i5 ia1
The Emperor and Empress are in Switzer-
land. ti4Hfnf f1eas E54asu ui H51lta .
Count Walewaski has been almost unani-
mously elected delegate from Mount DeMar-
sau.
The English squadron arrived at Brest on
the 21st.
a.3i 9lsH' 'ts aais I'll TURKEY. sr9yss 1sbaJ
The cholera was disappearing at CONSTANT
nople. p iaa@l nn5s oal s14s ~ ~
ass9 la5I rs1 SPAIN. sa9 alaA s.e.l4
The cholera at Gibraltar, Barcelona and
Valencia was disappearing, 4aq IS
sUEz ~
The Suez Canal gates have been opened, and
vessels laden with coal passed direct from the
Mediterranean to the Red Sea on the 18th.
ITALY.
The Italia denies that financial arrange
ment exists between Che italian Government
and the Holy See for the settlement of the Ro-
mandebt.u bllOde gb0dYssy8 ydW baA
GERMAN
A Convention based on an Austro-Prllsso-
Danish treaty of peace has been concluded at
Gastian. Prussia gets Lunenburg byapaying
Austria pecuniary idemnity.o Prussia rules
Schleiswig and Au ,tria HOlstein, until the flu
ture OF the Duchies is decided. K, 5, y.,ss
The Emperor Of Austria was cordially re-
ceived by the King of Prussia.
The Duchess of Augustenburg has been in
vited to Coburg by Queen Victoria.
1t is officially stated that at the Shasburg
conference it was agreed between the Emper-
or of Austria and the King of Prussia that kiel
Harboris to be occupied by Prussia, although
in Bolstein. su9ql boa ias1 tsein ifH
Austria and Prussia will propose to the Diet
tie construction of German feet.olt
American seculities.--U.S. 5-20's have re-
covered per cent.
Per Peruvian off Farther Point
3sie9A4a ~ e FARTHER POINT. Sept. 3.
The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool at
1890 T. NJ, Aug. oath, and Londonderry 25th,
for Quebec, passed this point early this even
ing. @1 y r. i5ieA baa sae3aaN ~ ia.e y
The steamships Erin and City of Dublin,
from New York, and Hibernian from Quebec,
have arrived out 5as.ltis 81 ssg4e a. -s1
Nothing additional has tfanspired relative
to the Atlantic Gable. Five pound shares
were selling at two pounds TO two anda quarter
pounds. gFE8EE bng
The New York correspondent Of the Times,
writes upon the depth and earnestness of the
irritation which prevails against England in.
all classes of American society. he also expa-
tiatesupon and enleayols to palliate some of
lthefeasous for this ID feeling.
z I'll. r. Walker, British Vice Consul at Charles
ton, is gdzetted as Consul for the States Of N.
Carolina and s. Carolina.
The Morning Post has banfefing article
upon the alleged invitation TO Mr. Bright to Wis
1T America. Itsays: 9The President ofthe q.
S.scDpid not hive done the CITED radical a
greater service than inviting him to see with
his own eyes those things (which he has SO Of
ten drawn such bright imaginary pictures" -
The Post hopes he will find it convenient to 90
to Virginia. the Carolinas and Tennessee.
Great preparations are making at Ports
mouth to give a fitting reception TO the French
feet. Grand banquets, balls, military parades
and illuminations are in the programme.
A Cork paper says the Fenians are very ac-
tive in that city and neighborhood. Large
crowds, It Is said, regularly assemble for drill,
and Illegal gatherings are no longer held in out
of-the-way places, but IN open day, and the
members avow their intentions almost without
reserve. i"'e~9
Tie weather continued TO be unsettled in
England. kahn still interfered wirh the har-
vests and caused aaxietv for the crops.
1t is expected that the Prussian troops will
evacuate Holstein, and that Austria will as
sumo administration there on the 18th of Sep
tember. and .tData at the same time Austria will
evacuate Schleiswig leaving the administration
to Prussia. 1t is proposed to make Render
burg federal fortress, TO be garrisoned alter
nately for year at a time by Austrian and
: FNS7s9RSSSA Ecypr.s SsAE
The passage of boat through the Suez
Canal and the alleged opening Of the Canal
prove to be very small affairs. 1t is asserted
that so far from being open, the Canalwill not
be open for three years at least and the ques-
5tien win then arise, how far can itlbe availa-
BILE for large ships?f4s9 W0
5 With the subsistence of the cholera, business
was again assuming activity in Alexandria.
Large quantities of corton were sgain reach
ing the market. The prospects of the next
crop are reported to be favorable. iss
81 aa fnf AMERICAN SECURITIES. qsa9
American Securities were rather easier on
the 2Srl ult lss aHtad .aW teAq
siea1oa Latest by Telegraph to Londonderry.
3 Liverpool, Aug. 25.--A Shanghai telegram
Of. July 18th says that Buerjeuine was still In
custody. The American minister had de-
manded his release, intimating that refusal
would be considered casus beIli. ri
s4a9 asI Is 4si.6l Various Items.
asstA New YORK, Sept. 2. ~
81 The Posts Washington dispatch says the