The Portland daily press., 1865-06-19
by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
&laJA q FIVE DAYS h8iA4
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamships Sidon and
Hibernian.

su5 New YORK, June is.
The steamship Sidon, from Liverpool 9th
Inst, arrived here at five o'clock this after
noon.
The steamship Europa, from New York, ar
rived at Breston the 9Th. n9 81
E Steamship City of ston, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 9th.
Steamship Asia, from Boston, arrived at
Liverpool on the 4th. etta3N+
3 The Sidon reports on the 7th passed steam
ship Virginia; on the 18th passed steamship
China, and on the 18Th passed steamship Bre
men. The Sidon has 800 passengers and q
large number Of emigrants.
The London Daily News announces that as
the war may now be considered at an end, the
Queens government is about to refuse any
longer to recognize Confederate men of-war
In British ports. Vessels, therefore, claiming
that character, will be obliged either to de-
part or assume some other recognized nation
atty. The Times makes similar announce
ment. s.as aea ir8dfsssf 81, I'll s.,.ssssee
The Times says President Johnson's procla-
nation opening the Southern ports is credit
able to his moderation, in that respect, for
laws which has guided the United States gov
eminent in its dealings with foreign nations
1t hopes this moderation will not be unreward-
ed, and that English vessels will not attempt
to enter Texan ports. sasssao s7aa eaw Ia
. Ia another article the Times contends that
there is not the slightest ground for expecting
successful issue for the Confederates in.
Texas, although resistance may be maintained
for year or two. In the same article it ex-
presses an earnest hope that the Confederate
leaders may be treated in q generous spirit
The health Of the King Of Belgium again
causes uneasiness. 5sae IS
There we're fifty wrecks and much loss Of
life from storm in the Baltic. s etnN
There is nothing positive as to Napoleon's
return from Algiers. siis1zess e'saae
1t is stated that the anxiety about Mexican
affairs continAed undlminshed in Paris, and
speeches on the subject were anxiously await
ed in the Corps Legislatiff. a ~ lgsss
The Paris Patrie says the efforts of the
uarists in the United States to obtain volun-
teers has been entirely without result IS
meeting has been held in Turin to protest
against the continued recognition of the tenn
poral power Of the Pope
+ IL is reported that the Spanish troops have
been ordered to withdraw nom San Domingo
at once. & ArlEszesx hae aaialss nafasta I
.a The Emperor Of Brazil, in opening the Les =
islative Chamber, referred to the Florida af-
fair. in which the United States government
acknowledged the Justice of the Brazilian dec
lamatiOn. SON {phe gs1 9Iast t$l sts5fg6
FARTHER POINT, June IS.
Steamship Hibernian from Liverpool 9Th,
and Londonderry OH, passed here at 7-s0 this
The steamship Nova Scotian from Quebec.
arrived out on the 8th. 9a sFs
The Paris correspondent of the Times saws
France has given the Washington government
to understand that Mexico is under French
protection, and France will not allow any
power to attack it, and will deal with fill
busters without mercy.
In debate 10 the corps leglslatiff, a minis
terial assurance was given that there was no
likelihood of trouble with America on the Mex.
lean question. 9 A. HI Nt
Satterthwaits and other circulars OF the
morning of the 7th. reports less activity in the
market for American securities, but 10 CON
sequence OF the demand flom the continent on
the 9TH, the market closed very firm, U. 8.
8 EOS being 81 a 81 A; Erie shares after de-
Ginning to 48 2, have reached 40 IL a50.
The Times city article says u, s. $40 bonds
have been 10 good demand, both for Poland
and Germany The Americans who have re
Gently been buyers, are now sellers. -
Papers generally applaud Earl Russelps let.
Ter Withdrawing recognition OF Confederate
vessels.
: . The Star rejoices that government has not
been imposed upon BY SHALLOW devices as TO
the strength Of the Confederates and contin-
ued resistance Ia Texas.
a uc@Fy cACuEclou Train from Liverpool 10
Londsn, containing nearly 1000 passengers,
was upset near Shrewsbury. Fourteen persons
were killed and about 90 seriously wounded.
FRANCE.
Drouyn de PHuys has issued instructions
similar 10 those contained In Earl Russell's
letter Of June ID. relative to the withdrawal
OF protection to Confederate war vessels.
Napoleon arrived at Beena June 9th, and is
expected to reach Paris abouth the 10th.
There had been rumors of change In the
Ministry, but Florence papers deny them.
The same journals publish some ofathe de-
bates OF negotiations with Papal Court The
Pope, 1t is stated, will appoint bishops to the
vacant seats, but they will be presented by
Victor Emanuel. The Pope consents to the
suppression of some of the Bshoprics, and the
Italian government will have right to pre-
vent the return of the prelates whose presence
it may consider prejudicall to tths public
safety.
SPAIN. .tse1sg bag
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has resign
ed on account of i'll health. tits rumored that
he will be succeeded by Gen. Callonga.
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