The Portland daily press., 1868-02-13
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| EM GREAT BRITAIN. HH
LONDON, Feb. liza deputatnn from the
| loyal lrshm en of London waited upon the
| Right Honorable Claiborne Hardy, at the
home Ohce, and presented him an address
expressing their devotion to the British crown.
| The Home Secretary replied to their address
| In an appropriate speech, thanking them for
their manifestations of loyalty.
| Cork, Feb. l1-Another attack was made
| upon the police in the streets Yesterday by
| mob, who pelted them with stones and brick
bats. The police, who were armed with musk
| cts, liked bayonets and charged upon the
| crowd. A short and desperate fight followed,
in which several of the rioters We're bayonet-
| ed. The assailants then fed in all directions,
leaving the wounded on the ground,
Duung the day an attempt was made 10
Selze WeH-know lpforner and Is ach him,
but the APPEARANCE Of q police patrol prevent
90 me outrage from being carried out.
DUBLIN, Feb. IL - Eveniug-The trial of
Lennon, which commenced yesterday, ended.
to-day with verdict of guilty. of murder fel-
ony and treason.
Mr.. Sullivan, of the Dublin Irshman, has
been indicted by the Grand Jury for publish
ing seditious libels Ills trial will comnence
Tomorrow WW OEA III
Mr.. Martin and the other gentlemen who
were arrested some time ago for taking a
prominent part in the funeral ceremonies Tor
the tenlans executed at lTanchester. have
beee indicted by the Grand Jury
Cork, Feb il - Evening One man is
kpown TO have been killed by the police yes
terday, when they charged upon the crowd
with bayonets. The number of wounded can.
not be ascer aimed.
I LONDON, Feb. 11-Evenings-Itl is reported
that the Pope has declined to enter into Deeo-
tiations tor the revision of the Austrian Con-
cordat and that Prussia has made advances
for closer diplomatic relations with Rome.
ITALY.
L fEIORF Eah II oroYJ 4. 4.
be given here to Admiral Farragut by the
members of the Italian Parliament and Off
GERS OF the Italian Army and Navy. Prepara-
tons for tho affair have commenced, but the
gay on which it will take place has not yet
Dee" hz'd' to9 s ,s9ssr.s Uo'sN 0'sn 8
VIENNA, Feh.11-The Reiehsrath has re-
assembled and both Houses have organized for
business
I BERLIN, Feb. i1.--Cmnt Won Bismarck is
SICK and unable to leave Berlin to avail him
self OF his leave, of absence y,e.asQs, 3sestt-ss
No,chanse in the Prussian Cabinet is pro-
posed. ,ts,...sa,, III e.
COPENHAGEN, Feb lit is said that nego-
tiatons for a treaty between Denmark and
Prussia fort the settlement of questions in dis
pute between them have failed.
L.stt.- ss4sas a 3, CRETE. a .sag6B 4V Il
New York, Feb. PA special cable dis
patch from Constantinople 9th, says; Official ,
advices from the seat of war in Gambia, dated
on the Goth of January, have been received BY !
the Cabinet OF the Porte Arhe dispatches de-
tai the movements Of the Imperial troops and
can attention to the fact that the United
States war steamer Ticonderoga, mounting
guns, and forming part of an American SQUAD
ron, had arrived on the coast of Crete Under
special orders received from Admiral Farra-
gut, in command of the American fleet In the
I'm waters Hts also ANNOUNCED and
believed in the political circles OF Turkey, that
the remainder OF the vessels of the United
States fleet. under Admiral Fafracut, viii
leave their present stations at an early day and
sail for the Grecian Archipelago, where they
will muster in force.