The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-06-23

| ended in disorder without taking any vote Oh
| the resolves.
Sir Stafford Northcote, Secretary Of State
| for India has just received the following I'M
| portant and gratifying telegram.
| ALExANDRIA. EeyDt. June 22.-Her Ma
| esty's steamship Urgent has Just left this port
for England. She carries Major General Sir
| Robert Napier, and Staff and Prince Alfred.
| PLYMOUTH, June 22-H. B. Ms transport
| Crocodile arrived at this port Sunday bringing
the first detachment of the British expedition
| airy corps recently operating in Abyssinia to
release the English captives.
LONDON, June 22-Midnight.-In the House
of Commons this evening, Lord Stanberry ex-
pressed MS agreement in general with the re-
Communications made in their report by the
Neutrality Commission, bnt he said it would
not be possible to enter upon any legislation
on this subject during the present session OF
Parliament.
The Irish political reform bill was agreed to
to night by the House in Committee.
The boundary bill was read for the third
time.
PARIS, June 22-In the Corps Legislatif last
week while the subsidy to the general Trans
atlantic Steamship Company was under dis
cusslon, it was announced that NJ Pereire had
resigned the direction of that line.
BELGIUM.
ANTWERP, June pa mutiny broke out
yesterday on board the American clipper ship
Nereus, while lying in this port, during which
her officers were severely handled by the crew
and nearly overpowered. The police were no.
titled and boarded the ship. The United States
steamship Tyconderoga, which was lying near
by, sent some of her crew to the assistance of
the police, and after desperate fight the mu-
tiny was suppressed.
The anniversary of the death of Macmillan
was solemnly observed at Locken with religious
and commemorative services by the Arch
Duchess Carlotta and the royal family OF Bel
GUM.
OsTEND, June 22.-The review of the United
States squadron under the command of Admit
raj Farragut took place this afternoon. Though
the weather was overcast and some showers
tell during the day, the harbor was crowded
with crafts of every description, filled with
sight seers, and the shores were lined for miles
with spectators. The American vessels were
decked with a profusion of bunting, and ali
the shipping in the harbor was gaily decorated
with Hags: The King and Queen of Belgium,
accompanied by brilliant retnue of the prin-
clpal officers OF the government and the nota-
bles OF the Kingdom, passed the fleet in re-
vleW The scene was very fine. All the bat
teres of the fleet burst into salutes and the
seamen who manned the yards cheered with
great enthusiasm. The salntes We're returned
from the Notifications and the Belgian men
of-war, and the cheers were taken up and re-
peated by the crowds in the boats and on the
shore. The King and Queen were highly
gratified with the display, and Admiral Farra-
gut has every reason to be satisfied with the
success of the review.
SERVIA.
LONDON, June o. Dispatches from Bel
grade announce that on Saturday last Prince
Milan was publicly proclaimed to the militia
forces assembled on the esplande of the fort
ress as the ruler of Servia. In the procama-
non the government returns thanks to the
army and militia for their loyalty and good
CONQUER, ana exhorts them to be firm in their
support of the new Prince
ITALY.
LONDON, June pa rumor has reached
here from Rome that E. c. Chushman United
States Consul at that city has been recalled by
Is government