The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-28
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrivals of Steamships Saxonia, America
and City of Boston at New York.
The English Money Panic Over.
Further Preparations for War in Germany
G0ribaIdi accepts the Command OF
Italian Volunteers.

OiduStOHe lnCrOuuceu Ine SecOnu reaQ1nS Oh
the "Seats" bill and said as it was the general
wish of the House that the two bills be COM
bned the government acceded to the motion.
The bill was read second time
The Times says the number of deaths from
cholera is increasing. DIR. Ross of the Helve-
tia is dead. Three more emigrants are dead
The cholera had appeared at New Depot at
Bankhail and five patients had been removed
to the wOrkhouSe.
London Money Market, May 14.-The panic
Is over. No more failures are reported. The
Bank refused to make advance on Consols
Consols closed at Sc 1-2 So 3-4 for money.
French rentes 53f S5c
FRANCE.
La France says many diplomatic communi
cations have been exchanged between the cab
inets during the suspense, and the idea of
| Congress limited to the consideration of pend
ing questions, was again taken up. France
will join the Congress with perfect disinterest-
edness, without raising any question to COM
plicate the difficulties of European arbitra-
| ton.
| The Russians had defeated the Emirat Box
] hara
| GERMANY.
There was great excitement at Leipsic ow-
! ing to- the report that the Prussians had cross
| ed the Saxon frontier. The lumor was not
| authenticated. The Hesse DarmStadt army
| was being placed ON a war footing The Sth
| Federal army corps was to be called out.
AUSTRIA
The military preparations and patriotic de-
monstrations continue. War was considered
| imminent. The departure of the Vienna gar
risOn for Dahema had commenced. Substitu-
ton money for military exemption had been
abolished. Patriotic appeals were being made
for contributions for the formation Of volun-
teer corps. In consequence Baron Werther
had an interview with Mensdorf when he de-
clared he should have to leave Vienna imme-
diately.
The Mexican volunteer corps had been dis
banded.
The Austrians had occupied the Bohemian
and Silesian frontier between Oderberg and
Pruchua.
PRUSSIA.
Prussia's reply TO the Austrian note upon
the Duchies question had been presented in
Vienna to Mensdorf. The settlement propos-
ed by Austria was declined. Hopes were en-
tertained that Austria will make concessions.
Bismarck is said to be modifying his Cabinet.
1t IS reported that Prussia had summoned
Hanover on account of her warlike prepara-
tions and announced her intention of occupy
ing her military roads.
Latest by Telegraph.
A Berlin dispatch of the 18th, says condi-
tional treaty of alliance was signed Saturday
between Italy and Prussia
A Vienna dispatch OF the 14th, states that
oil Imperial ordinanee win SiiorGly De publish
ed, declaring merchant vessels and cargOeS not
liable to capture by Austrian vessels of war,
simply because they belong to a nation with
which Austria is at war.
A Florence telegram says Garibaldi has ac-
cepted the command of volunteers declaring
that he hopes soon to be able to cooperate
with the glorious army of Italy in accomplish
ing the destinies of the nation.
A Trieste telegram says the Italian squadron
had left the Bay of Tarento and taken up a
position ON the Adriatic, between Ancona and
the Island of Grossa, thereby closing the gulf
of Triestie and threatening Trieste, Venice,
Polar and Flume.
A Milan telegram of the 18th states that the
regiments of "CroatS" continue to arrive. Six
thousand are expected altogether, and will be
echeloned from Fri1li to Padua. Depots for
Austrian military service in Venetia have been
established at Gratz, and a considerable force
is stationed in the Tyrol. The garrison of
Venice is to be raised to $4,000. Gnboats
have been stationed and many torpedoes sunk
in the outer water of Venice.
The rinderpest has made its appearance in
County Dom, ireland. Several cattle had
been killed.
NEW YORK. May 81.
Steamship City of Boston from Liverpool
18th and Queenstown, 18th, has arrived.
Steamship City of London, from New
York arrived out on the 18th. Steamship
Nova Scotian from Quebec, arrived out on
the 10th, from Quebec.
In both Houses of Parliament the lombard
ment of Valparaiso had been noticed in terms
Of Indignation, but the neutral attitude of
the British Admiral was defended and fully
endorsed by the Government The English
press and people loudly denounce this act OF
Spain. An indignation meeting at Liverpool
adopted strong resolutions of protest, also a
resolution expressing gratitude to Commodore
Rodgers of the United States Navy, for his
exertiOns.
The financial panic continues sensibly to
subside. Many difficulties arc yet anticipa-
ted. 1t is believed the effect will be less dis
| astrous than have resulted from former panics.
| Leading securities have decidedly improved.
| Discount demand at the Bank of England
continued extremely large. Nominal rates
remains the same. There was also an active
| specie demand for the Continent. There has
| been no additional suspension at Liverpool.
| The military attitude of the various powers
| was threatening.
1t is reported that Bismarck receives daily
| warnings of assassination.
| 1t is stated that Austria in a few weeks
will have 100000 men in the field.
Large bodies OF troops have been sent from
| Vienna and had already effected stragetic con-
| centratiOns on the Prussian frontier.
| Latest via Queenstown.
| liverpool, May 1.-THE Derby to-day was
and Rustic third. Twenty-four horses ran.
Steamships Malta and Erin from New York
arrived at Queenstown to-day.
The war question remains unchanged.
There are, however, more pacific runners from
Paris, and chances of a European Congress
are improving 1t is asserted that Prussia and
Italy have assented Austria's reply has not
| been received.
A Trieste despatch of the 10th, says the
| Austrian volunteers about to proceed to Mex
leo, will, it is stated, sail under the French
flag.
Fenier Brothers of Liverpool, have sus-
| pended. Liabilities are heavy, but the assets
are considerable in excess thereof Other sus-
| pensions are reported.
The Owl says the conduct of the United
States in relation to recent Fenian agitation
in Ireland has been most satisfactory.
| 1t is believed the cattle plsgue will not ex-
tend in Ireland.
A Berne telegram says the italian troops
who have been stationed on the frontier of the
| Valatire, have been Withdrawn to the interior
| of the kingdom.
A Munich telegram states that the Govern
ments of Bavaria and Baden are in favor of
an armed neutrality.
Coblantz dispatch says 7th and Sth Prus-
sian army corps are to be concentrated there,
and at Wetzilar.
A Rio Janeiro telegram of April oath says
the operations of the allied army upon the
Parana were being vigorously pushed forward
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