The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-12-28
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Thursday Morning., December 90, 1865
e FOUR DAYS + a =
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of she City of Washington and
Marathon at New York.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81
The steamship City of Washington from
LiyerDool. 18th, via. Queenstown 14th. arrived
AT four O'Clock this afternoon.
The steamships Moravian and City of Lon
don, from New York, arrived ou] ON the 18th.
Gov Eyre, OF Jamaica, has been suspended
from his functions, pending an official inquiry,
and Sir Henry Storks appointed temporarily
in his place. Stor1s sails for Jamaica Dec.
18th.
The Tires says Eyre's position will be that
OF Governor on leave. The Morning Post
thinks Eyre's suspension may have a bad eff
feet on the negroes. 1s4 eH
AT the Fenian trials on the 10Th, ODona-
van occupied the whole day in his own de-
Tense. He was insolent and sought to exhaust
the Court.
1t was rumored that the Governor of Bride
well prison had absconded. .Jys.s4 .3.ss
1t was reported that France had given the
Queen of England the six months notice to
terminate the EXtradItion Treaty, because, of
the strict formalites required before French
offenders can be given up.
The Emperor of Austria arrived at Perth
Hungary, on the 18th inst. He was received
with much ceremony and enthusiasm In
response to speech by the Burgomaster, he
said he visited them full of confidence and ex-
pected full confidence in return, Aa
Shd,lghde, Oct. 26.-Burgoveine's death is
likely to give trouble to the Chinese Govern
ment. Reports now state that he was drown
ed while in irons.
The American Consul declares THAT the
Treaty with the United States has been viola
ted.
Piracy is increacing to an alarming extent.
Latest by Telegraph to Queenstown.
London, Dec. 14.-The Fenian ODonavan,
owing to similar conviction six years ago, has
haaT To al st,,a ofc
The joint note Of England and France pro
posing certain terms for the settlement of the
Gillian difficulties was read at Madrid on the
tho. Result not known.
The steamship Marathon, from Liverpool
18th, has arrived ~
The London Times believes in the peaceful
designs OF the American people. r
Sir Henry Storks, Sir Edmund Head, and
Mr.. Charles Livingston, arc understood to be
the commission. of Inquiry for Jamaica.
A Fenian named Hollegan has been con-
vlcted, and sentenced to seven years penal
servitude. -f'i'@ tAs i' -
A letter received in Liverpool, confirms the
statement that Stephens is safe in Paris,
The London Observer says Napoleon is ap-
prehensive that MaXimillian will follow his
q empress to Europe, and prevailed upon the
Mexican minister at Paris to proceed to Mexi-
co to endeavor to persuade Macmillan from
abdicating. He would sail on the 18TH The
Observer thinks he will not be in time, and
that Maxirlillian. win be in Europe before
New Years.
The Gazette Des TribuneauX says the
FIench Government has directed the atten-
ton of England to the extradition treaty of
I 1S4S, since the stipulations of the treaty
though duly carried out by France, are not
similarly fulfilled by England. 4,,Nt5T
An Austrian imperial decree extends ann
nesty to all convicted for completely in the
Polish instruction. Il
A note drawn up by the English govern
ment proposing negotiation or mediation be-
tween Spain and Chill, has been sent to Paris.
The Emperor made several notifications, and
the note was returned to London with what
effect is unknown. . SO FstsS5 .-
The Spanish government contemplate tax
ing under the protection of Spain the negro
Kingdoms on the African coast, opposite Fer
nando Pc, and to proclaim religious liberty on
that Island and the kingdoms in question.
The war at the Cape of Good Hope has de-
generated into amere raid for cattle. +