The Portland daily press., 1867-10-19
EUROPE.
saws nv THE oAsLE

PARIS, Oct. IA. M.
just before the departure Of the Emperor
from Barritz on his return to Paris he sum
nloned the grand council to meet him at St
Italy, and decide what action France should
1854 take In the matter The council was held yes
terday, the Emperor presiding The results
' OF its deliberations was resolution that france
should Immediately intervene for the settle
ment of the Roman question, but without act
ing any longer in conjunction with the Italian
government to that end. -
The Moniteur OF yesterday in a leading arti.
B 81 Gle reproaches the Italians for VIOLATING tbe
laws of nations, disyegarding obligations Of sol.
emn .reanes and fostering dangerous spirit
Owing to continued disturbances i'm Italy
and the prospects of French Intervention the
: financal depression on the gBourse increase
and rentes are steadily declining. 4
m 8 VIENNA, Oct H.
The Emperor has referred to the council OF
ministers for their consideration, the address
received by his Majesty from the congregation
OF Roman Catholic bishops of the Austrian
ssfs Empire, which recently assembled in Vienna
The address protests against the adoption of a
new concordat, and strongly urges the Empe-
ror not to make any revision of the sacred
treaty now established between Austria and
Az Rome. $3.50 s.sts, sfs.ts. - ..aa4 s.ttse
a In communication to the ministerial coun-
Gill the Emperor reproves the Austrian bishops
for adopting papersso liable to create public
excitement at time when tranquility is indis-
And he takes occasion to remind them that the
So Emperor of Austria is the constitutional
al Prince as well as the true son of the church.
a. .-.........s.s FLORENCE, Oct II.
News from the south continues favorable to
the party of action The Garibaldans have
j q taken possession of the town of Nerola in the
Z e Papai States where they have 'int1enched
themselves and await the arrival of other bands
to increase their numbers sufficiently to enable
them to make further advance. Sgnor Acerbi
one of the deputies of the italian Parliament,
is commander-in-chief of the insurgents in
that quarter of the Roman territory asf
The Moniteur Of This morning says that the
inhabitants of Rome and the Papal Provinces
are loyal to the Pope and only need assistance
to drive the Italian invaders from the soil 81,
LONDON, Oct II.
esa The Times of to-day contains a long editorial
IA on the Roman situation. Ii says the Prime
Minister Rattazzi must order the national
troops to Rome, and anticipate the arrival
there Of both the volunteers Of Garibald and
~ the regular troops of the French. The article
concludes by declaring that the boldest policy
ID Is the best for Italy, and advising her to sieze
Rome and then treat with France. 4.sa
-sss Certain evidence has come into the hands of
ao.i the metropolitan police authorities, inducing
the belief that Col. Kelley, who rescued at
z Manchester has not left the country but is now
in this city, and the detective force are now ac-
ai lively engaged to discover his whereabouts.
llisi ~ LONDON, Oct 17-Evening
New rumors, some OF them quite absurd are
in circulation, and keep up the alarm about
the Fenians The government, however, has
taken such precautions as will prevent any pos
sible disturbance or outrage, especially in Scot
land. AZ
50 D. The prize fight between Jenl Mace and Bald
win will come off at some place on the French
DUBLIN, Oct. IL. .
{ The Roman Catholic Bishops of Ireland have
AZ issued an address, denouncing in strong terms
the Protestant church establishment system of
- national schools and Fenianism.
.lrlt a56 y .. 5s a. MADRID, Oct II.
II 4 Gen. Lousandi has declined the viceroyalty
OF Cuba, and the appointment has been offered
"a ~ to San Roman. 'a9Ei-i '.ttts ie3 sgy
Dispatches are received here from the Span
ish expedition to the Pacific, which state that
the government of Chill has manifested dis
position to enter into negotiations for the re-
storatiOn of peace with Spain.
sgdaNM aHe fq FLORENCE, Oct 17-P M.
Reports are hourly received of skirmishes
and lights between the Papal troops and Carl
baldians, but are conflicting and it is difficult
to say which side has been most successful in
these encounters Hlfs.
..-l.ass 4 VIENNA, Oct II.
ass- The Rechsrath to-day passed the organic
- law which has been under consideration since
the beginning of the present session. This
measure makes legal many new reforms intro
duced in the government OF the empire
The announcement of the reply made by the
Emperor to the address of the bishops in re-
gard to the concordat was received with pro-
longed cheering in the Reehsrath.
sai $40. LISBON, Oct H.
l. The mail steamer from Rio Janero has ar.
=, rived.
- The latest advices from Parana via Rio JAN
ro were unfavorabe. No movements had
been made and no preparations making
for an attack. The land forces of the allies
under Gen. Mitre were lying idle before the
Paraguayan FORTS and the Argentine and Bra
lillian fleets were hemmed in by Canaes and
Lopez and compelled to remain inactive. The
Brazilians We're greatly discotented with the
a conduct of the war, and the peace party was in
the ascendency in all the States bordering on
the Rio de la Plata. 1t was reported that Gen
s.st. Urquiza was dead. 49ta fiIHt fts
LONDON, Oct. IL Midnight
n 1t is reported that the Gar of Russia and
King William of Prussia have sent joint note
to the Sultan, asking him to cede the island O
Gambia to the kindom of Greece. q
PARIS, Oct 17-Evening.
.rf I The Patrie this evening contains an editorial
sA arging that the intervention of France is nee
essary to save Italy from revolution and anar
chy
The specie in the Bank of France decreased
100000 during the past week. Rentes are
q still falling and the Bourse is much depressed