The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-11-24

MADRID, Nov 22.-The Rothschilds and Bar
ings Will take large amounts of the new loan
Several naval vessels have been ordered to
be built in order to give employment to work
men.
GREAT BRITAIN
LONDON, Nov. o. Evenipg-Mr. Burlin-
game and his mission have gained ground
daily. His relations with Lord Stanley are
intimate and salts actoly.
Advices from Paris state that there is
growing discomfort in France consequent on
the press seizures. Prosecutions are uceed BY
the government with unsparing energy.
Dispatches from Berlin states there is much
surprise at a mission to consult the King on
the subject of his arbitration upon the Alaba-
ma claims
Count Bismark has r. covered from his ILL
ness, and resumes his post this week.
banquet was given to Hon. Reverdy John
SON by the authorities of Brighton on Satur-
day. Mr.. Johnson's remarks were similar to
those OF former occasions.
The Nav or of Brighton made a speech in
which he eloquently extorted the peace Amer
lean Minister and Mr.. Peabody.
The election returns now in show thatlthe
Liberals have at least $50 majority in full
House. 1t is estimated that they will have 100
majority on the amendment which will be
proposdd to the Parliamentary address in reply
to the Queens speech Some are disposed to
think that such strength of numbers will be
dangerous to the Liberals, fearing that it will
tend to produce diScOrd in the party. This
apprehension is perhaps imaginary, as nearly
all the Liberals who have been elected
have pledged themselves to their con-
stituents to sustain the Honorable Mr.
Gladstone and fate of the Adullamites who
have all come to grief is warning to boilers.
Two fortunate results considered to have
been secured, namely, displacement of con-
servatives and acquisition of power sufficient
to exert decisive pressure on the House OF
Lords for pushing through measures for the
establishment of the Irish Church.
The aristocratic section of the Wing party is
charged with intriguing to have Earl Granville
invited by the Queen to form new ministry,
and the IA 1icals are indignant at this under
handed course. 1t is anticipated that the new
House will be, on the whole, remarkable prac-
teal and business like in character. The ex-
clusion of Mr.. Osborne, Mr.. Roebuck and 9TH
err eccentric individuals is a matter of general
congratulation, nor is the loss of the conserva
tive lawyeOs, including the Attorney General
and Solicitor General, much lamented. Re-
greet is felt that none of the working mems cam
dlaateS, who failed for want of money and or
SANITATION, will be in the House to represent
that n sw element in the government
5ezc elections IN counties have not all ,seens
finished, but they will be completed before the
end of this week.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 22-After the celebration of the
Requiem Mass and last offices of the dead at
the Madelaine, yesterday, the remains of Ros-
SIM were taken to the Cemetery of Pere la
Chaise. The funeral was rather of private
and domestic character. The procession was
not large, or was the display unusual, but nu
merous throngs of people lined the streets
through which the cortage passed, and testi-
fled their respect for the great composer by
profound and Inournful silence.
The Prince of Wales is at CampaigAe.
Intelligence from Spain is to the effect that
Gen. Prim is charged with delaying the cleo
lions and recognizing the army, with the de-
sign of coup de etat and establishment Of an
Empire. II is said that handbills are freely
circulated to the throne, and that they eme-
nate from his immediate friends.
HUNGARY.
PEsTH, Nov. 22.-In the preface of the Off
cia red book, which has just made its appear
ance here, the maintenance of friendship with
Prussia and with all the Northern and South
ern States of Germany is advocated, and
speedy settlement of the Schleswig dispute is
merely urged.
VIENNA, Nov. 22-Che Hanovarian Official
Red Box denounces the disloyalty prevalent in
the Dan uban Principalities and the Sultan's
government, and says they have forfeited their
claim to the protection of the great powers.
TURKEY.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Nov. DE. Joy Morris,
the American Minister, has presented to the
Porte an energetic protest against the impris-
onment of two American citizens at Damas-
Gus.