The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-13
The italian Troubles.
The European POWers and East
ern A60irS.
Terrible Wine ExpiO ion and Prob
able Loss of 300 Lives.

LONDON, Nov. S-Midnigbt
The bread riots at Torqua, Exlnuuthand 9th
er places have been suppressed and all paris
of Deyonshre are now quiet.
Charles Dickens sails Tomorrow in the Steam
er Cuba for Boston.
The news of the great loss of shipping and
destruction OF property by the hurricane at
St Thomas creates widespread FEELING OF de-
preston in mercantile circles, as British ship
ping merchants and underwriters are heavy
losers by the calamity
England, France and Austria have come to
common understanding as to the policy to be
pursued by them hereafter on the Eastern cues
ton,
A great change has been made in the italian
situation, but no adjustment effected Great
dlstrnst is felt about the relations between
France Italy and Rome, which are regarded as
liable to rupture at any moment,
PARIs, Nov s.
The Moniteur of this morning saws thatpop-
ular tumults melted by Mazzinians, had brok-
en- out in Milan and other large cities in Italy,
anu asserts that, by the prompt and decided
action of the Italian Government, all these out
breaks were suppressed. Several persons have
been arrested. 80 - ~
FLORENCE, Nov. S-Evening.
The trial of Garibaldi has been postponed it
being considered doubtful whether any of the
courts here have jurisdiction in his case
Gen. La Marnlora- has not left France, as
was reported by some French journals, but still
remains in Paris prosecuting tho important
mission for which he was sent by the King of
Italy. tfeT -
PARIS, Nov. $40 P. M.
"a The Freuch Government has asked the Pa
pal authorities to release the insurgents who
have been taken prisoners in the late campaign
but the request has been refused
FLORENCE, Nov TO-
Inc italia says King Victor Emmanuel hay
ing fulfilled all the obligations imposed upon
Italy by the September Convention, now de-
mands OF the Emperor Napoleon the depart
ure OF the French troops from italian soil and
the recall of the French fleet from the Italian
coast. ig1s8'eo1 a7-f. ~ :
Ine Moniteur Des Soir admits that French
infantry armed with the Chassepot rifle and
artillery supplied with rifled cannon took part
in the battle of Monte Rotondo, and their com
ing to the assistance of the Pontifical forces
decided the fate OF the day against Garibaldi
PARIS, Nov "a. NJ.
Gen. La Marmora asks the French Govern
lnent TO Withdraw its troops from Italian soil,
because, he SAYS, Italy has proved her ability
as well as her disposition to maintain orders
He also declares that there need be no fear Of
further disturbance, the leading agitators-
Garibaldi, his sons and his principal lieuten.
ants-will leave italy and go to the United
States. F
g. a ~. PARIS, Noy. 0.
The Sublime Porte has replied to tue hast
Joint note of the European powers Itdeclines
to receive their advice, and accepts the respon-
siblity for the events which may ensue.
LONDON Nov "a NJ
A dispatch from Glamorgan, Wales, states
that terrible explosion took place in one of
the mines of the Ferndale ColIery, in that
county. All the miners--300 in number--werc
at work at the time At last accounts the mine
was ON fire, and it was feared that but few lives
would be saved.
LONDON, Noy.9.
Advices from Canton report that the ten
market was quiet. The total exports of tea
from the commencement of the season to the
18th of October, led o77 600 900 pounds.
LONDON, Nov 9-Evening. b
The London Globe contradcts the report
that all the Danish West India Islands are to
be disposed of, and says the Island of ST.
Thomas only is to be sold to the United States,
for which the sum to be paid Denmark is So
100000 in gold. ..f ....
Disturbances have again broken out in De-
vonshire. There was bread riot at Barnstable
to-day, which exceeded in ferocity and destiuc-
tivenesS the riots at Exete0 The mob broke
into the butchers shops and bakeries, plum
dered them and set them on fire. The poll e
and military were obliged to fire on the mob
- 2 So LONDON, Nov.1O.
additional particulars ba, ,s.veen received of
the terrible calamity in Glamorgan, Wales.
But few miners escaped from the burning pit
at Ferndale 1t is not yet known how MANY
lives were lost.
The Lord Mayors banquet took place yester-
day. All the members Of the Derby DIsiaeli
Ministry were present except Lord Derby Mr.
II
he alluded to the controversy between England
and the United States He said a better feel
ing had arisen'in America since last year, and
he had every reason TO hope for the mainte-
nance OF those relations of warm friendship
demanded by the material interests and by the
every moral feeling that could unite two ma
tiOns.
The Italia says that the King, in his commu-
nicatlons with the French Emperor firmly pro-
tests against European Conference composed
only of Catholic powers, for the settlement of
the Roman question
& PARIS, Nov 10.
4 The Emperor Napoleon is at Lyons, where
:. ne met with cordial reception from the peo-
pie. An address of welcome and congratula-
ton was made by the Mayor, TO which the En-
peror responded In his speech he referred to
: the material value which the entente cordidie
OF the European powers possess in the peace
and civilization of the world.
Gen. Fully, commander of the French ex-
pedltiOnary force TO Rome, reports that the
French in the fight at Monte Rotondo lost 40
in killed and wounded. The Papal troops lost
only IL men, The casualties of the Garibal-
dams were 600 killed and as many more wound
ed, While 200 We're taken prisoners. General
Fully says the credit of the great slaughter OF
the rebels is due to the Chassepot rifle. The
rebels were only half armed. Hatr
) FLORENCE, Nov 10.
! King Victor Emmanuel has extended aid to
the families Of the Garibaldians who were kill
ed and wounded in tile recent engagement.
There is general discomfort throughout italy
and a state of siege is threatened in every large
town.
LONDON, Nov. 12-Midnight.
The latest accounts from Wales state that
two hundred lives were lost in the Ferndale
mine.
The London Times, in an article on the Fe-
nan trials, says it thinks that the American
nativity of Gen. Maggie will save him from a
PARIS Nov. 12-Eyening
France is seeking TO raise n loan of f2S,U00,-
900, Which, it is represented, the Government
wants for peace uses. ktEs AfEft~
The Patrie says the assembling of a general
European conference is uncertain, as the views
of the great powers are yet unknown