The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of she Sfearnshiv NFa-.v;.n
on Farther Point. :
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

on Farther Point.
FARTHER Po1NT, Sept. 25.
The steamship Moravian, from Iivernool at
z.oo I. M. OF the i4fh inst. and Londonderry
the 10Th, passed this Point this morning.
Inc steamship City OF Baltimore reached
lllverpool on the morning of the 14th inst -
The Fenian movement Continued TO cause
some apprehensions. A meeting was to be
held on the 18th inst. of the magistrates of the
county OF Cork, convened by Lord Ferneor, to
consider what steps We're necessary in view of
the progress of Fenian movement in that
section.
The Daily News, in an editorial on the sub
ject, says: The movement is confined chiefly
10 laporeTs, ldlers and murderers of a low de-
gree. The intelligence of the country, and,
above all, the catholic clergy is on the side of
order. 1t viii soor appear what the govern
ment means to do. 1t is clear that there is no
time to be lost. There will be no question on
either SIDE OF the Irish Channel of a necessity,
as a work OF mercy, of prompt, careful and
complete prevention and repression of the re-
belilon, weak or formidable, SO speelous and
palpably absurd; and it would be a great mer-
cy TO Ireland If every Fenian leader were
put on trial. ''.ssl .assslb.8
The St. Leger race was won by Gladiator,
Regeha the second, and Archimedes the third.
After the race, application was made to the
steward of the Jockey Club to have the win
ner examined as to bis age. They refused,
and the subject is finally disposed of.
| The Globe says that there is not a shadow
of reason connected with either politics or
the administration for calling Parliament
together before the usual time
Satterthwaite's circular of the evening of the
18th records fair average business in Ameri-
can securities, as 5-2Vs had been dull and
heavy, but without any noteworthy change in
price. The chief feature has been a largeSde-
mand for Erie shares at steadily advancing
prices. The buying has been of very good
description, resulting in an Improvement on
| the week of more than two dollars, the closing
prices being Sc "a a 81. Illinois Central
shares have in. some degree sympathized in
the rise, as they closed at "a IA a IA "a, or
nearly dollar over last week.
va tifl j ~ Nv. + FRANCE. f4tr,
The Moniteur says the powers have remov-
ed all difficulty relative to a treaty for the nav
igation of the Danube. A treaty viii be sign
ed shortly. M m fffs fs1sss
| There has been a great disturbance at the
Davenport Brothers seance in Paris The
brothers were loudly Kissed. The police clear
ed the rooms and returned the entrance mon
ey. One Of the spectators discovered their Sc
cret. ~ aoi- Ag
The Bourse on the Sd was firm. Rentes so
The return visit paid by the King and
Queen Of Spain to the Emperor and Empress
of the French, at Bianity, was equally as cor
dial and the reception as enthusiastic as that
which marked the previous interview at San
Sebastian. sg'r t4ss
THE GAsTEN CONVENTION.
A Ministerial Journal, of Berlin, says the
payment of an indemnity to Austria for the
duchy of Lauenburg, will be made for the
no vSsfT
ser. ,,-tr q my
The occupation Of Lauenburg would take
place without delay. The further settlement
of its position towards the Prussian crown is
postponed. 4 aefH1ata
The provisional correspondence of the Ber-
lin Prussia, says the stipulations Of February
remain in full force, although important chang
es nave taken place, viz: on the one hand the
establishment of another Government, long
thought Of; and on the other hand, Austria,
in addition to the cession of Lau1enberg, has
yielded to most of the ministerial demands
made by Prussia.
The Gastein Convention, in maintaining
the present amicable relations between the
TWO powers, is an important step towards the
fulf1iment of the hopes and demands of Prus-
STA. S. a911
- sele ra SPAIN. suHt =
The Epoca asserts that on the return of
Count Urt to Madrid, Senior Hernandez Cas-
tro will resign the ministry of foreign affairs in
South America iaQ. \ iii II
The following is summary of the news per
steamers Etna and Virginia, now due at New
York: 80 4 $3.50
The London Times has an editorial strongly
denouncing the continued wanton and viridic-
tive depreciation of the Shenandoah, and shar-
ing in the indignation of the Americans. and
says that Waddell is acting ON his own respon-
sibiiity, and unless he can clearly show he had
no knowledge of what was known to every-
body else IN the same latitude, he has no claim
to mercy. 5aHA N
The Times also says that England has done
all that international comfy requires, but suo-
gests that she might, under the circumstances,
go further, and that British inen-of-war should
be instructed to treat the Shenandoah as they
would any other pirate, and assist the United
States in stopping her outrages. 1t trusts that
instructions to this effect win be sent to Brit
ish commanders in the Pacific.
The Times publishes letter from ex-Secre-
tary Benjamin on the cruelty of the Federal
government to rebel prisoners, and indicating
JED. Davis from the charges of inhumanity.
He says the Chief cause of the suffering was
the course of the Federal government relative
to the exchange of prisoners. @
The Times the following day published a
letter from Federal naval officer, denying Mr..
Benjamin's statements in toto. IS -
The Times says in the absence of express in.
formation concerning Fenianism, it is impossi-
BILE to determine what significance is to be at
tributed to their movements, but the amount
of expression required will be very light as the
feeling of dissatisfaction is entirely confined to
the lower class Of the people
The channel feet has left Portsmouth for
the Irish Coast, but fenieanism had nothing
to do with the movement. itHtGA
Lord Palmerston has been again laid up
with the govt. RI lHi.
Parliament has again been prorogued.
The meeting between Napoleon and the
Queen OF Spain, at San Sebastian, was most
cordial
Gen. Lamorcier is dead. 500
The matrimonial alliance reported between
Prince Amadeus of Italy, and the Princess Is
abella of Spain, is unfounded. lA
The Gastien Convention continued to be
discussed Reports in relation to it are very
contradictory. ~
A Berlin semi-oficial journal states that
France and England received notification of
the convention without comment.
. The Vienna Debate says protocol has al
SO been drawn up between Austria and Prus-
STA for defnitive solution of the schleiswig
question within stated time la1
The murder of OFT, by Count Telenburg, is
being invested by commission. 1t is stated
that France has demanded satisfaction.
81 The demand for discounts at the Bank of
England was moderate.
The late President Lisscoliss Opinion on Unit
cersaL Suffrage and General 4nsnesty.
Iron the Southern Adrocate Of Sept. 1sthl &
NEW YORK, Sept. rs.
The following extract which has lust been