The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-18
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Ga New YORK, July II.
| The steamship City Of Washington, from
| Liverpool 9th and Queenstown 9th, arrived at
| IL IL O'Clock to-day. sslN ~ a'sg 81
| The steamer Beatrice, formerly the rebel
cruiser Tallahassee, left Calais July I'd for
Liverpool. ata4fHf4 an
| The, Americans in London celebrated the
4th OF July with banquet. About 200 ladies
and gentlemen participated Consul Morse
| presided. Mr.. Adams was absent from a fam
lily bereavement The usual patriotic, toasts
were drank with enthusiasm. Among the
toasts was one to- Abraham Lincoln. the pat
riot, statesman and nartyr." which was i'm
pressiyely drank IN silence. ! Mr.. Moran, the
Secretary of Legation, read an address, which
was the satisfactory develo pinent of the South
+ In the House of Lords Earl Russell present.
ed the correspondence from America as to the
termination Of the war, and expressing salts
faction at the withdrawal of beliioerent rights.
in reply to the Earl of Derby. II is said there
was nothing in the DISPATCHES To show that the
usual courtesies were to be still denied British.
vessels. tsFopusH 4.rs n4a IA -yqIxat
The resignation of the Lord Chancellor was
announced in both Houses. He rendered his
resignation five months AGO, but Lord Pal1neis-
ION deemed to accent 1t until he MIGHT have
the benefit of parliamentary INQUIRY. which
cleared him ofthe anOnymotls character. q
1t is stated that the Count Believed is the
new Minister of State.
h Bombay teleo1a1ns of June 29th rresport a de-
cided Improvement in the markets.
London. Jul9 6.--Mr.l Bipelow. the Ameri
can Minister at Paris. gave a fete on the 4th of
July. which was largely attended.
The. British Parliament was proroaued
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The Queens speech was delivered by commits
SION 1t reioices at the termination of the
civil war in America, and trusts that the evil
caused by the long conflict may be repaired
and prosperity restored in the States which
have suffered in the contest. She regrets that
the confederation scheme in British America
was not carried out, believing that it would
I give tie Provinces additional strength, and
lead them to many improvements. She ex
presses qualification at the assurances of de-
voted LOYALTY from the Provinces. 19 a99s era
Lioerpoqi, july 5.-The steamship Lafayette
arrived this morning at Brest, from New York,
having picked up from their boats forty-five
passengers from the American slip VIM. Nell
son, from Antwerp for New York, with 4S0
spassengeSs. The fate of the remainder was
unknown. asa5 - BOSS sassess i siIsss n.
FARTHER Po1Nr. july, IL. s.
1 Steamship North American. from LiverDool
afternoon of the 10th inst. and Queenstown
18th. for Quebec. arrived off this point this eve
ming. fsleoaa1 9Tkn45 a vaS3ss
Steamship CITY Of London. from New York.
arrived at LIVERPOOL on the 9Th. q 'sAE ~
In the House of Lords on the eth the Lord
Chancellor announced his RESIGNATION IN, an
annronriate vaIedictorv address He stated
FIAT he had reneafe ~ exnressed' .b;s das;re r.
resion in consemence Of the 1,r;rst n aros az
which had been bronobt aoa;nst HIN, Int ed
from 60 dong Ha sa;d he onid sss1 -'o+t;,,r
IN recard ~ rtbe yote f Az Ho,,sc y &c Con-,
mons further thor +1,s+ 1o lo.s,od ~ = III
hoped that in time a more favorable feeling
would be entertained towards him. The adj
dress was marked by feeling and good taste,
and was received with respect and sympathy
by the House. $500 lasT s5 slA 4si essS
The Daily News thinks Lord Cranworth