The Portland daily press., 1868-01-21
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GREAT BRITAIN.


Cork, Jan. ia strict search of the per-
son and baggage OF George Francis Train dis
closed no proof of completely with Fenian
movements, or anything justifying his arrest
by the British police on suspicion of being
concerned in Fenian plottings. Mr.. Train as
cial correspondent from Ireland for the New
York World. He has formally protested.
through the United States Consul, against his
detention, and declares that he was arrested
on no other ground of suspicion than the
finding of an Irish paper in his trunk
DUBLIN, Jan. 19.-The police of Limerick
have made seizure of guns and ammunition
found in the shops Of that city, to put them
out of the reach Of the Fenians. hf'i7
Euening.-Dr. Waters, another editor of the
Dublin 1rishman, has been arrested, but 1ipou
what particular charge is not stated. 1t is sup
posed, however, to be completely in the Fenian
movement. slta~'
LONDON, Jan. 19.-Mike Marratt who it is
now claimed, is positively known to be the
party who fired the fuse at the Clerkenwell ex-
plosion, has been arrested at Glasgow and
brought to London in irons A man named
Clancy has been arrested in this CITY. charged
with filing upon the police. =
A Fenian manifesto was found this morning
posted on the walls of the Mansion House.
where it has been affixed despite the vigilance
OF the police, who have no Chew to the perpe-
traitor of this strange act. The boldness and
audacity OF the Fenans in the face of the Wig
orous measures of repression which have bee
adopted, excites meuh uneasiness
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jan. 19.-Kulm has been anno;ntad
Austrian Minister of War
The remains of the Archduke Macmillan
arrived here last night by special train from
trieste, IN charge OF q military escort The
train was met on its arrival by Austrian Off
Gals, large body of troops and vast crowd
Of people, who had assembled to give express
sion to their respect for the dead and their
sympathy with the living. The remains were
formally received by the Imperial family at
the palace, This evening the funeral service
VIII be celebrated by solemn procession and
ular feeling is general and intense.
EoentnQ-The obseqLies of Macmillan were
celebrated this evening with great pomp, and
the remains Were consigned to their last rest
ing place: The funeral procession was formed
in the following order:-Tbe head line was oc-
cuped by the societies Cot orphans Carving
appropriate symbols of the national grief: fol-
lowing them were the clergy in BODY: the
municipal authorities; The mayor of the city !;
tn corps Of marines acting as guard of hon
or; the catafalque bearing the casket contain.
lug the remains profusely decorated with i'm
mortelles; and Admiral Tegetthoff and officers
OF the army and navy; in uniform with the
usual badges of mourning. In the church
the Capuchins We're assembled, the Emperor
of Austria, the Archdukes, the court cabinet
generals OF the army, the diplomatic corps
and special ENJOYS OF foreign powers. After
the requiem mass had been c6Abrated the
body was placed in the vault prepared for its
reception. Vast crowds visited the remains
during the day while lying in state The EN-
peror Francis Joseph has written a letter tn
Admiral Tegetthof, thanking him in the
name OF the Imperial family for his services in
recovering the remains of the late Emperor of
mexico and bringing them home for burial
among his kindred
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 19.-The government has
and St. Johns an official report of the vote
which has Just been taken in those islands on
the question of their transfer to the United
States. The follewingi is the result: For trans.