The Portland daily press., 1868-10-12
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Oct. 10-The preminaries of
naturalization treaty similar to that recently
concluded between North Germany and the
United States have been arranged between
Lord Stanley and the American Minister.
LONDON, Oct 11.-Mr. Gladstone's address
to the electors of South Lancashire is praised
by the liberal organs, who contrast its frank
and positive tone with the vague and negative
utterances of Mr.. Disraeli. The tory Journals
do not take up the mo Popery" cry of the
Premier, but rest the claims of their parlia-f
mentary canvass on the brilliant foreign policy
OF the ministry. The success of the Abyssin-
ian war, the necessity for the defence OF the
Church of England from the danger by which
it is menaced. On this point, however, they
are sharply assaulted by the wings, who Joint
out the wide inconsistency which exists be-
tween the precepts and practices of the party
in power.
The Chinese embassy are making progress in
their preliminary arrangements for negotiation
with the British government. 1t is reported
that Burllngame finds that Lord Stanley is not
untriendly to the policy proposed by China,
and that he is ready to treat the question on
the broad grounds of civilization, rather than
from the purely English point of view urged
by the London Times. 1t is understood that
the ambassadors will be received by the Queen
on the 10th of the present month. After their
reception by the Queen the embassy will make
q visit to Paris
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10-The ship Sorrento,
Capt. Wilson, from New Orleans August IL,
for Liverpool put into Queenstown with loss
of masts, &c.
The ship American, fiom Quebec for Liver
pool, was abandoned at sea. No date given.
Crew saved.
MADRID, Oct. 10.-The provisional junta has
issued circular invoking all Spanish officials
and citizens to join in preserving order and to
prove that the revolution just accomplished
was not anarchy or violence, but peace and
Justice
The election for members of the Cortes has
| been fixed for Nov. 18th. GAS rims
| Olosago has left Paris for this city
Hon. John p. Hale, the American Minister,
| has waited on Serrano and congratulated him.
Gonzales Bravos secretary was mobbed yes
terday and badly hurt.
| Gen. Prm came upon the ground and made
| a speech to the rioters deploring any act of
| violence He said the people could now afford
| to forget the wrongs of former servants of the
crown.
| The local iunta at Seville, at the request of
| the United States consul, have granted per-
| mission to foreign residents to build Protes-
| tant church within the walls of the city.
Don. Riviera has been appointed mayor of
| Madrid
All the provinces have formally recognized
| the authority of the central provisional junta
| now in session in this city. css- UE
| NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Ihe Herald has the
| following special:
| Florence, Oct. 10-The italian government
has officially recognized the Juarez govern
| ment in Mexico.
PARIS Oct 10.-The Emperor defers his re-
| turn from Biarritz. 1s. r e..
PARIS, Oct. IL. The reference to Schleswig
made by the King of Denmark in his speech
at the opening Of Rigsdad, induces the semi
official journals here to declare that France is
pledged to the treaty of Prague, and that
Prussia must not depart from the obligations
of thai compact.
The fears of a European war have abated.-
! The Presse, however, says that the armories OF
France We're never buster than at the present
| time.
.rrHra PRUSSIA. .. .t--
BERLIN, Oct. 10.-Reports having been re
ceived here of lawlessness and disquiet in Gu.
ba, the merchants of the various cities in Ger
many have united ia request to the govern
ment to send ships of war TO that Island il
order to guard the interests of German traders
and others.