The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-03-12
by TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, March IL, 1886.
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamship City of Boston mt
New York.
New YORK. March II.

NEW YORK, March II. 8
Steamship City of Boston from Liverpool
Feb. 2Sth, and Queenstown March LIST, arrived
here this afternoon.
The steamship Africa, from Boston, arrived
at Liverpool on the Goth ult., ard the steam
ship City OF Washington at Queenstown on
the 2Sth ult =
The Times, after expatiating on the want Of
unanimity in Earl Russelrs Cabinet, says it is
not surprised at the rumor that Earl Russell
has asked the Queen to relieve him OF his du-
ties. 1t admits that the rumor wants anthem
tication, but discusses it as fact. 1t suppos-
es that new liberal cabinet will be formed.
and suggests the Duke of Somerset as the
possible head. No other journal says anything
on the subject. ~ 75ah z
The Irish question has been in the House of
Lords and Earl Gray gave notice that he
would at an early day move tor full consld-
Grafton of the subject. sA +n
The London Times bitterly denounces the
bad taste Of Mr.. Bancroft's Grafton ON Mr.
Lincoln. t1-r.. ,0st
The condition of Fenisn affairs is unchang-
ed. Arrests continue plentiful in all direc-
lions, and arms and ammunition were fire.
quently seized. s., ga, >
The provisions of the peace act has been
further extended. t.- 5.5-.at. q
Sir Charles Phipps, the keeper of the Privy
Purse and private Secretary to the Queen, is
dead. -e ~ ~"
The Paris Memorial Diplomatique says the
mission of Baron Saillard to Mexico is mere
starting point for negotiations for the with
drawal of the French troops. The report that
five thousand will return in May is at least
very premature. as .gu .,s ler - n
The French expedition was to end in 1865.
1t has cost twenty-seven thousand pounds
sterling and eleven thousand men killed and
disabled. 5s ira 'rs. lsi --ea
The London Star has reason to know that
the relations of Austria and Prussia, relative
to the Duchies, is very critical. 1t even hints
at the possibility of war. '-@
The American Minister had grand BAN
| quet at the Marine Club in Cronstadt. Fra
telnal sentiments were interchanged.
The forced abdication of Prince COnsea is
confirmed. The Count of Flanders has been
offered but declined the Hospodarship.
1t is supposed European conference will
be held on the subject. .4f -. +
The English government has received tel
egiam in twenty-one hours from India, an
nouncing the settlementof the Bhootan at
fair. sEg5ll l.a71H - y n.5e l- C.-.Eil rs
"a Latest via Queenstown. oaf
Ligerpool, March 1.-The Bank rate is UNI
changed. ysl 9sni4i I4s.ffar
The rumor Of the resignation of Earl Rus
sell is emphatically denied. an I'M,
| Fenian affairs remain unchanged. The
military force in Ireland is to be further aug
mented. 81 .''A'f' Z 'a.'e
The English government has seized two
vessels at London, which were fitting out fol
the Gillian government.
Southampton, Feb 28.-The steamer New
| York sailed for New York this afternoon, with
131 passengers and full cargo. "
| p Parts, FEB. rs, p, M-The Bourse is fat
Rentes 69f Soc. iei
Dublin, Feb. IS, p. MA policeman of Gas.
| Teton Roche, in the County of Cork, and an
other from the neighborhood of Fernecoy, in
| the same county, have been arrested on a
charge of Fenanism. 42H
Five Irish Americans were arrested to-day
and documents ola suspicious character found
on them. Their names are Thomas O'Brien
Michael McGenn, Thomas Doherty, Brougham
| John Durme, and jeremiah Farrell.
Eleven arrests are reported at Castelar,, on
Tuesday night. They all belonged to the
| working class. frs