The Portland daily press., 1866-06-11
FIVE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamships Allemania and
Hibernian.

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Arrival of the Steamships Allemania and
Hibernian.
m NEW YORK, June 10.
Inc steamship Allemania, from Southamp-
Ton May Both, has arrived.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Ihe Government was beaten by ten majori-
y on the vote on Mr.. Bowenen's motion OF
instruction looking TO a better prevention of
bribery and corruption at elections
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-
The invitations to Congress have all been
accepted, and it will meet in Paris shortly.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
Austria and Italy are still armng The Ita,-
an volunteers are mobilzing rapidly. Austria
has modified 100000 men.
AUSTRIA.
Parks of artillery and siege artillery are
ready. The Prussians are concentrating at
Glats and Landshut.
russia and Italy will postpone hostiities
until the Congress has proved failure.
orders ior a second CONSUMPTION produced
great discomfort in Vienna.
Italy engages not to attack the enemy dur
ing inc conference. The hopes OF war being
avoided is believed only by minority.
The Paris Pays says Austria's compensation
ior the. loss Of Venetia will be found in the
territory on the Adriatic coast. Prussia is to
nave Elbe Duchies, Denmark and Northern
Schleswig. The Rhine provinces are to be
made State attached to Germany.
The Austrian Gen. Renedeck has issued in
structions how his troops are to behave in the
cnemy's country.
Italy is rebuilding her forts to resist the new
artillery.
The Austrian army commenced marching
| towards Venetia on the 24th.
turkey will not occupy the Danubian Prn-
cipalities against Turkish Intervention.
FARTHER POINT, June 10.
The steamship HIbernan from Liverpool
3lst ult., and Londonderry 1st inst. passed
here this morning
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.
Ielegrams from various points confirm the
statement that Austria, Prussia and Italy have
accepted the invitations to the conference.
The Committee OF Federal Diet have resolv-
cd to accept the invitation given to the Ger.
man confederation, and would probably elect
baron Won Der Ptordten, Dravarian Minister
OF foreign affairs as their representative. Com
municatjons are being interchanged for arrang-
ing day for the first meeting. 1t is stated
the different Ministers of foreign affairs will
represent their respective governments. From
Vienna, however, it is stated Austria will not
be represented by Count Mensdorff, but by
Prince Mettewick, Count Blume or by Baron
MeYsenberg.
Prussia Is also said to demand the confer
ence shall not discuss questions relating exclu-
slyely to the internal interests of Germany.
and its deliberations shall speedily provea real
prospect exists for the preservation of peace
The note of the French Government invit-
ing the Federal Diet to send representative
to the conference is published at Frankfort.-
1t states the objects of the conference to be
diplomatic settlement OF questions of Schles-
wig Hostien and Venetia, and also of federal
reform SO far as it effects European equlibri-
um. The note concludes: "The Government
OF the Emperor trusts the powers who have
made preparations for war will, if they accept
the proposed conference, suspend their arrna-
ments even if they should scruple to restore
their military establishments to peace foot
ing"
There is no indication of a relaxation in
warlike preparations.
A Vienna dispatch of the 30th says prepar-
alons for war continue in all parts of the en-
pire, but the execution of the late decree for
levy of fresh troops will not be proceeded with
at present, the requirements having been al
ready fully met by the recent late enrolment
OF volunteers. Many thousands of men are
already engaged on the Notifications of Wen
ma. The army headquarters are about to be
transferred to Prague, where Field Marshal
Benedeck will shortly inspect the troops
1t is reported strong Prussian corps of OBJ
Servatl0n is being concentrated on the from
tiers of Prussia, near Sclesie and Galacia.
telegram from Kiel reports an affray be-
tween Austrian and Prussian troops. No
deaths occurred. An official inquiry has been
instituted.
Prussian patrol had endeavered to in
spect the Austrian troops ON the frontier near
Narchid.
A decree had been issued at Florence for
the formation of twenty additional battaions
OF volunteers, two battalions of bersagiers
and squadron of guides.
1t is stated that communications received
in London on the 30th, assert that Garibaldi
was still at Caprera, and had no immediate
intention OF leaving.
The Austrian Government has ordered
forced loan of twelve millions of forms in
Lombardy.
vENETIA.
1t is asserted in the Berlin Journal, tha
Austria has been in treaty with Polish lead
er who distinguished himself in the Polish in
surrection, with view of placing him at the
head OF revolution in Prussian Poland.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The House OF Commons had debated bill
c0nterring the elective franchise on any per-
son of fit education. Mr.. Gladstone opposed
it on the ground that an educational test
would break down, although he admitted that
the bill was good in principle.
Financial affairs continued to exhibit steady
progress in recovery, and a gradual return of
confidence.
The pressure for discount at the bank was
diminishing, although extremely large still,
and the rate remains at ten per cent There
are rumors of assistance from the Bank of
France with its immense accumulation of
specie, to the Bank OF England, but they are
not authentic.
The Times says such step in the height
OF the crisis might have proved beneficial, but
now it is unnecessary. AA
| Funds and securities generally exhibited de-
| cided firmnesS, and prices advanced.
II. j. EnthOver d Son of London, princi-
pally engaged in the metal trade, had suspend
ed. Liabilities nearly 100000. Assets be-
| lieved to be ample.
| Satterthwaite's circular of May 30th, saws:
| The market for American securities during
the week developed extensive sales of both
| Government stocks and railway shares on
| English as well as Continental account, but
this has been more than met by the demand
for export to New York, every mail hitherto
bringing large increase of orders.
TURKEY.
Three Turkish war vessels had arrived at
Antwari to guard the coast of ALBANIA against
any sudden landing of Italian volunteers.
| PRUSSIA.
| A Berlin telegraph of the S1st, says: Prus-
sia in her reply to the invitation for confer
ence, acceded to the desire expressed in the
letter OF invitation, that the armed powers
should not make further military movements
during its deliberations.
= Latest via Londonderry.
Liverpool June 1st-Affairs are unchanged
The time for the meeting of the conference
has not been fixed. The Presse believes that
Napoleon will preside. 81
Important Circular. "
/ ALBANY, N. Y, June TO-
johnson, Secretary of the New York State
Agricultural Society, have prepared most irr-
portant circular, from which the following ex-
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