The Portland daily press., 1867-12-03
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faV LONDON, Nov. 80.
Warren, Halpin and Costello the Fenian
prisoners, who were sentenced to mprison-
ment for term of years, were to day brought
from Dublin to PentOnville to suffer their sem
tence: They were handcuffed and strongly
| guarded. n Il fHftfrlgI
LONDON. Nov. 30-Noon.
Additional particulars of the explosion on
the steamer Bonbonbna at Liverpool yester-
day are received. The Bonbonbina was a
Grecian war steamer, which has recently been
| turned over to the Government. She was
bnilt during the latter years of the. war i'm the
United States for Frasier, Trenholm & Co.,
and was designed TOR the blockade running
| service. Her original name was Col Lamb
The explosion occurred about 6 o'clock in the
morning, when the Bonbonbina was lying at
her wharf. She was getting up steam prepar-
atory 10 leaving for Greece when the casualty
occurred. There We're seventy three persons
on board, and it is thought that at least forty
were killed. She had large quantity of arms
and ammunition ON board for the Grecian
government She was literally blown in two
and destroyed.
The Cunard line Is to receive 100000 sterl-
ing for weekly mail service between Liverpool
and New York for one year. t
~. LoNnoN, Nov. 3O-Eyening
The proposed income tax to pay the ex-
to second reading in the House of Commons
BERLIN, Nov. 30-Eveniug,
TheN was large meeting yesterday, at
winch American politics and finances were
discussed Il. s. FAY, an American Severely
attacked Thad. Stevens as a demagogue and
repudiatOr, and denied that his views were
those OF the American people.
FLORENCE, Nov. 80.
A dispatch from Naples to-day stairs that
Mount Vesuvius is in grand state of erup-
ton. eaos
Italy has not yet acceded to fine proposed
conference. Yesterday an official note was
sent to France asking certain explanations.
The final answer of Italy will depend on the
nature of Napoleon's reply.
VIENNA, Nov. 80.
In the Reichrath yesterday the draft for a
new Constitution was adopted after strenuous
resistance by the Liberals. tftFt
LONDON, Nov. 3o-Eveninz.
The Fenian burke was up for examination
at Bow street to-day Massey testified at con-
siderable length. No decision was reached,
LONDON, Dec, 1--2 A. M.
There is considerable excitement on account
OF the remains. An outbreak is feared at
Manchester, where arms have been seized BY
the police authorities. Only one arrest had
| been made, tatt'
Dispatches from Cork received late tonight
make mention of serious apprehensions there
also. IlFst Elf6fH 1915
PARIS, Dec l.
The Marquis De Mouslier, Minister of For
e'gn Affairs, in addressing the French Senate
yesterday, said the stay of the French troops
remaining in the Papal territory would be
brief, aud that it was only intended to secure
the safety of the Pope. The question between
the Holy Father and Italy was one of distrust.
and the object of the general European con-
ference proposed by the Emperor was to re-
move this distruSt, 59'gts
s, s-As. 49, RERIIN, Dec. l..
| The Prussian Government through its post
al department has signed a new contract with
the Hamburg and American Steam Packet
Company and the North German Lloyd's
Steamboat Company for regular mail service
| from Hamburg and Bremen to New York
By the terms of the contract many additional
facilities are given to the public, and especial
| provision is made for the transmission of sam
| piles of merchandise by mail
=. bsastN LISBON, Dec. /.
| The mail steamer from Rrazil has arrived at
| this port. The last news received at Rio ia
metro from the seat Of war on the Panama was
exciting The Allied cavalry had made made
an attack on the Paraguayan forces, which
the Brazilians claim, resulted in complete
victory for the Allies. The Brazilian report
of the fight says that Lopez lost 1000 killed
and 200 prisoners, while the loss of the Allies
was only 80 killed.
| MANCHESTER Dec. 1--Evening.
| To-day the obsequies of Allen, Gould and
Larkin were observed here with much solem-
nifty by the Irish inhabitants. A funeral pro-
cession paraded through the streets, and a
meeting was held, No attempt was made by
the authorities to interfere With the proceed
ings, and no disturbance whatever occurred. -
The demonstration, though considerable in
numbers, did not equal the one made in Cork
to-day. aa id4s 51 ,es1a'
| s'ef ..f.'A CORK, Dec 1-Evening.
A great demonstration of sympathy for the
three Fenians executed at Manchester was
made here to-day. The ceremonies were siIn-
| lar to those which took place on SUNDAY last
in London. The funeral procession was very
| long and imposing. 1t was headed by a cata-
falque trimmed with green and black and
drawn by six horses. This was followed by
nearly 10000 persons, most of whom wore
green emblems shrouded with Grape. Over
1900 women took part i'll the procession, and
several priests were observed marching in the
ranks. Good order prevailed throughout the
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