The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-10
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10 FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Arrival of the Belgian or Farther Point.


i b.9s ( z FARTHER PoINT,l July o.
The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on
the alternoon OF June 18th and Londonderry
the Both, arrived off here this afternoon. vi
The steamship North America. from One
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the evening of the
2Sth ult.. 80 igs1a aeiisgsia3i r - 5 sG0l
The news is quite meagre. ~ Z, sas gglsla
Inc London Owl says: We are happy to
say that the British Government is greatly re-
assured as to the friendly feeling and amicable
Intentions Of the American administration.
The outpourings of violent press, and the
private correspondence of men whose extreme
views outbalanced their Judgment, gave an
exaggerated coloring to some of their COM
mdInications of President Johnson's Cabinet !:
but we hope and believe that there is a deep
set determination uot to permit any Temporal
~ difference of opinion to cause any real es-
trangment. hHlN Bl Hi n &
ITALY. - q
The members of the new Council of State
have been appointed. q a gT
) Sig. Veggezzio had returned to Florence
after his unsuccessful mission to Rome.
AUSTRIA. -
o Vague and unreliable irufnofs are afoat as
q to the new Cabinet. IAN reports agree in
pointing to Count Belivelle as the future Min
) lister of State. "'s
Herr Won Schewesling and five of his con-
federates had definitely quit the Cabinet.
Hw fsoUTH AMERICAlu9N .YsqofG
The Brazil mails arrived at Lisbon on the
28th of June. 40
Vaita and Corrientes The Brazilians had
retired to nFlemishing. Great sickness was
prevailing among them. bnB 9biS .Hagme}9
Inc following is summary of the news
forwarded in the City of London, which sailed
from Liverpool June 18th and Queenstown
the 10Th for New York; -,
aI.a The Great Eastern was safely anchored at
the More on the evening of June the 24th, and
VIII remain there until aboutthe 9Th of July. d
The Philadelphia correspondents of the Lon,
don Times states that President johnson will
pardon all the Confederate leaders if left alone,
but the radicals do all they can to divert his
at the annual election Of the Cotton Sup
ply Association at Manchester, the speakers
generally looked upon two million bales as the y
maximum to be expected from the South, with
but little probability Of speedily obtaining it. a
Y In the House of Lords, on motion Of the
Earl OF Derby, was rejected by twenty-one ma
j0rity the bill passed BY the House of Com
mans, to modify the oath required of Catholic 4
Members of Parliament.
The election was growing warmer. A seri-
Gus riot occurred in nottingham, and the mill
tary had to be called out. M AVA t.s.., ,...
It is stated that Mr.. jacobson is to- be, the
new Bishop of Chester. .e3oessliAs ICON s.if al
The Berlin correspondent of the Times saws
the American ministers in Germany are in
strueted to obtain treaties to- the effect that
German elnigrants who have coils etsA IA 'tIle
United States, before acquitting themselves of
military service in Germany, shall not be held
responsible for the omission and conscrntad
amer JneIr return nome.se : * $3.50
Marshal Canrobert has been appointed COM
mander of the Army of Paris y II II n
The Italian government has rejected the
terms proposed by the Pope, for the settlement
of the question ofthe Bishops, and negoationsa
have been broken of. ssf END
There is a ministerial crisis at Vienna. The
cabinet has resigned, and Count Mansdorff is
reported as Provisional President Of the Cabi7II
net.
The Bank of Bombay has suspended specie
payment. lsgf ylehisasV b s7oisaa 3Aoo 1854 4