The Portland daily press., 1867-07-01
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Monday Morning, July l, 1867
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE GABLE.

ROME, june "a.
There are more arrivals here of persons to
witness the ceremonies in honor of the corona
ton OF martyrs. Four hundred Bishops and
thirty thousand clergy in the city; among
these are five American Archbishops one from
each Of the following cities: Baltimore, St
Louis, New Orleans, Cincinnati and Philadel-
PIMA; also twenty-five American Bishops.
When the Pope received the American clergy
they presented to him 100000 in gold. The
modeI of the yacht Henrietta in silver, laden
with gold goip, was presented by Archbishop
Wood. The Pope, in lifting the model from
its case, said, smiling, "Non Fun Vapore," (not
all steam,) abiding to the golden cargo. To
the clergy he said he had only pleasant things
TO say OF Americans, and complimented them
upon the progress of the church in America
He also spoke IN the highest terms of General
King, and of his father, Professor King, who
now lies at the point of DEATH Archbishops
Spaulding and Purcell are ON the committee
TO prepare reply to the Pope's allocution.
The Council Will probably meet in November,
Archbishop Purcell viii occupy the post Of
honor on the right of the Pope at the ceremo-
mes on Saturday. Every attention has been
shown to Americans. -....is ga
The public consistory was held to-day, and
was attended by some four hundred Bishops
from all parts of the world. The Pope, in his
alloeution, praised The zeal they had exhibited
III coming to Rome, aud their attachment 10
the See. He said the example of the union OF
the church TO celebrate the canonizatlon O;
Martyrs and OF the 18th centennial of the
Martyrdom OF st. Peter would show its enc
mics the immense power OF the church. The
Pope also confirmed the condemnation of err
rors OF Oct. ~, 1866, and expressed desire to
convoke at an early day Council to repair
the evils which Cypress the church. The allo-
cution closed by "a oestowai OF the benediction
upon the Bishops.
LONDON, June 29-Noon
Additional intelligence relative to the loss OF
the sloop-of-war Sacramento has been receiv
ed. The crew escaped to the shore in small
boats, and not lite was lost
LONDON, June 29-2P NJ
The Government says the state of Ireland at
the present time forbids the adoption of any
reform bill in her behalf. -
FLORENCE, June %.
1t is said Gen. Caldini resigned his commits
sion in consequence OF the suppression OF the
chief military command. -
NEW YORK, June 30.
A special cable dispatch from home says re-
h8lous ceremonies, III celebration of the egh-
teen hundredth anniversary of ST. Peters
martyrdom and in reverence of St Paul and
the canOnization of the twenty-five Dutch
French and Spanish martyrs in Japan as
Saints, was ne of the most gorgeous ever wit
messed in the world since the days of King
Solomon. ObserVances commenced with a
general illumination of the city. st. Peters
shone like great church ON fire. AT A. NJ a
grand procession OF prelates, priests, monks and
..
The Pope was carried on his throne to st. Pc
ler's church, which was magniicently deco
rated with cloths of gold and silver tapestries,
paintings and 100000 yards OF crimson silk, anu
was lighted with many millions of wax can
dies. One hundred thousand people were in
side the church, including the ex-King OF Ma
pies, foreign ministers, 800 Cardinals, arch
bishops and bishops. Many thousands OF cler-
gymen, friars, monks, nuns and soldiers We're
present from all parts of the world. The Pope
celebrated the Gregorian mass in Latin and
Greek. Two interruptions occurred, viz:-
The curtains of one OF the windows took tire,
which was promptly extinguished, and man
became crazed by the spiendors and cut his
throat. The Pope at once recOnsecrated the
church stained with the blood OF the suicide
Lizts composed the extra music for the grand
mass. winch was accompanied by chord on
The dome OF st. Peters and cannon at the cas-
tie OF San Angelo. The observances will con-
tnue a week. .--.9rHic .ll.
ALondon special dispatch SAYS Mr.. Lloyd
Garrison was honored with public breakfast,
which was attended by 400 ladies and gentle
men. MIR. Adams was absent. John Bright
III speech cOmplimented Mr.. Garrison for his
services IN the cause OF emancipation. The
Duke of Argyle presented the welcoming ad-
dress, and expressed hope that the attitude
OF friendly affection would be maintained by
England and the United States
Larl Russell frankly avowed his former er.
rors committed at the outbreak of the rebel
lion, and of which Mr.. Adams convinced him.
Speeches were also made by Messrs. Garrison,
Thompson and others. 10TH
y. A ST. Petersburg special dispatch says the
duties hitherto collected by the Prussian gov
ernment on the exports OF wooden articles
bark, mats and tar from Russia and Poland
are abolished. st-t. F-rrMftrR