The Portland daily press., 1869-06-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

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LONDON, june The following Is an analy-
sis Of the remainder Of the diplomatic cores
pondence. Just Pnphsnea ana mentioned in
Yesterday esr oesP1tSs 1C,s, -
sett ement Of al outstandipg claims was signed
M On Dseemper sp o.n. LORD Stanley writes to Mr.
ihor1ton tnas aiter the convention had been
s,gnsa ". Ne vas informed BY Mr.. johnson that
WI. M Sswaru mad stated in a.dspatch that II
r.a.;a " could De made the place for tfe
Ms. Mmsssslng OF the commission all would be right.
lnis point was conceded, Her Majssty's gov
eminent had every reason 10 suppose that the
convention IN otner respects was accepted by
me caolnet &C Washington with lair hope
tnat u would ultimately receive the sanction Of
the Senate, -, IS. ~. -
On Novenber 30th, Mr.. Thornton writes that
Mr. Seward had informed him that the Con-
tents OF the convention were not in accordance
with the instructions sent TO Reverdy johnson
anu ~ snas vic IIes,oent y and ns coIeagues e3ud
Spp1v - SgLsain sI ~ s.gua,lons W n tner
sapcton Of the sepase "or rhorntan .avs ans
M Seward nrocesdad 70 assn. IN, AZ. 'ILys Ly;s
anv.rnrsrt ess.t,a y a;suso .t Lh tnas nIs
soe,l susGrImens h. earnessly deArsd hnat tne eood
e,s,., s,s yusuS ~ .sal, ~ sasAcofy Gon-
conssunence Of The these 81 obisct;ops 3 & 0 Tboush be ~
tnat LORD STANLEY would % lus-
IN s'nsu "a usecnning 20 re-open sne controversy,
~ nopSa ~ consusla.lon % tne mporuance OF
.;. .ls ~ ou'u consent 70 some moalnea-
senate. Sen e s"ue' 'ne 0onssn''on a0'ep'aOis 70 'ne
n Tse ~ Engiish ministry having been changed,
S.aac M ..o.e, Osc 14, tna1 tnc new
~ ta Me;sa5 IA psspslSo e meet me Mshes
~ t;oa ~. 81 nlset Ssa'ss hnc ofai. o. conven-
,s .ioa Mas seaa Guy; Inc ed negonanons were com
yension was dawn n ~ Ford C,srendon and
i the one which was reiscted hy The ssnate.
by III X 1esrd y Jass. y th sne
don Of Confaderate belliosrency ercites ;nd,r-
nant commsnf here an1 All fs;,, ,,,;nJad IS s.,sn
annear 70 -;nstifv he seton Of sba Sa,eta
TSe London ;ournas All coti1ns u ~ ;scuss
the Alabama claims and the relations between
Great Britain and the United States. The
lazy Nevs hopes A Minister Motley Will assist
England 70 forget the treaty that was recently
rejected The standard fecitates Mr., Motley
on his recent speeches and hopes England will
Dc aoie to reciprocate his sentiments. sss.5 ! Fl
LONDON, june 3--Evsning. The Standard
to-day in q leading editorial says it believes
America does not wish for war, in the utter ab
sence OF any reasonable motive for. war. Mr. ]
priats Tbs standsrd ~ = consdnna h ana appro.
as tbe irritation caI,ss ~ ~ ~.
discussion Of the ansst;on AZ ;ss.. .nh1;J
nen' on both sides of the Aflantc vii, bs rsadx
and aser ~ biJ ont ffs;- ~ - Ha sshsy
lnths HOUSE OF Lords to-day the bill for the
T;fh =, raerdme,,f i;m;i;Sc the = ,,urs,nrs ~
peers 10 be created unIer its 6royisions to two
annually 1T g I. W n n = : ~
Sir Stafford Northcote has nominated t4eo
Peabody to be Trsasurer Of the Hudson Bav
Conpainvs viee Sir j. Enarson Tennent. re-
signed.
TIfI mi Il cHfNk AND JApAr i g4H@Yfr
Adw;o. e.a,.s T Usa- r.s~. = -. ~ /. - 80 -
IsT1s aLom nvnS 6v.9 70 May LIN nave
,-sant sVnet N1'nuon' IAhsson'hsse hsws " ssuh'm-
II rsa' - s;.,;t -. .ssssLs1rs., nsg ,r. 4
k.da ~ IA at W.. n oapsa Son.inuea. Inc M,
sIs At Hakodadi II was yeoor.aa thst Fs.nch
ots,csrs a;ded -. rahs,s sspor'ee 'nas ffencn
90" ''N -. 'Ao eDois snofs' @NFs
PRUSSIA
BERLIN. June 3-The Parliament of Zol-
vcrsin assembled to-day The rsssion was
opened with speech delivered in the name of
the King. The speech announces extension Of
the Z0lvsrsin, assures Hamburg her commer.
cial facilities will be greatly Improved, and
concludes with the declaration that ths.united
government Of Germany is sure of the zeal
and favor OF the deputies for tbs promotinn Of
its material interests. i4sa.ssx Il gnssa..lsss
li5ie bra sialaJ FRANCE slim ~ IS lW1a
slgly.,l y $500. ~ .egiia. 81 = a.
fARIs, june S-Ernest Beretet, whose arri-
r.. ~ nT lily =. y nnncunceo, wSne
Fyenc a snS 2. tne
soIon ~ W. ~ sooA inter-
esss :" - = - isiioll4 10 l1aa lel.
st'V sa wwcT-sMn1Eszl5s 5ss s5 ss
s4dJ1e u So5A.
hAyAhA, juno 2, via Key West, June B.
volunteers, went to Cienfuegos, but, the volun-
teers there refused 70 allow him to land. He
was compelled to- return TO Havana. On his
arrivsl mere the volunteers demanded ms life
Secause % ne nls DoS county asserting that
20 escape. Marcisse Escosura, Chief Of Ad-
MINI @lnistratlo1, and senors plarr, Secretary Of
t2ps. ten. Duice, succeeded In compromising
the affair with the volunteers and further OUT
RACES were preVented. hesteraay evening the
tne sa3 Captalln l Generai palace ana shouted,
lean 70 Ruicei aeatnHt 70 feiaezI Inns
morning commission rom tne voiunpeers en-
tered tne palace ana demanded zen. Duice's
immediate resignation, deslarng that ne was
Captain General was soon after wards announc-
ed NO act OF yiolence was committed.
The volunteers now have full control and are
lreaiiy the governing power OF the Island. Sew
erai Lieutenant Governors and civil officers Of
high rank accused Of aconnivance with the reb-
els, are to be Immediately relieved Of their Of
hces. ..is sal ss 40 N2g.'. y 80 = a,.,f ). ~
). The insurgents in several recent encount ters
have gained slight advantages over the troops.
~ Ihe volunteers in Matanzas following the ex-
4
the immediate resignation Of the Governor Of
"a Mafanzas.. ibis demand was acceded to, and
Col Leon Is now acting as Governor. No QUIZ
RACES Were committed and at last accounts Or
der was maintained. &
The city OF Havana REMAINS exceedingly
qniet, put the public anxiety u intense.
a special steamer has been ordered to be in
feaqiness 70 convey Gen. sDuice 70 spain, and
IT'S expected ne VIII depart within aday or
tw0. g-s isnfa4aa 10 ~ atnr A-a-.a-- - a---@
d NEW YORK, June 3.-The following - q spe-
Gal 70 the Herald, dated Havana lsf VIA Key
West sd:o3e ~ ksless-s-
y The steamer Montezuma reports having
sighted aschooner which had landed munitions
Of war con the island adjasent to the bay Of
Nipe. just as she was leaving nght took
place at Villa Clara between LOO insurgents,
and company OF troops. A PASSENGER, who
arrived here today, reports he saw ~ OF the
troops dead LIhej others were wounded or
captured except three. ,,.x
Tns followlngi Is special 20 the Herald, dat
Le0 havana, June z, VIA Key w est ID: