The Portland daily press., 1869-01-04
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GREAT BRITAIN.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2.-The barque George
Brown, Capt. Falpry, which sailed from
York, has put in here in leakys condition,
having experienced heavy weather.
The steamship Rhein, from New York, when
entering the Weser grounded and sprung
leak. She will probably go into dock for re-
pairs.
sylvania, from New York Dec. 18th, arrived
Saturday and proceeded to Liverpool
GREENoCK, Jan. 2-The steamer Brttania,
from New York, arrived to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. 1.-The steamship Main
from New York Dec oath, arrived to-day on
her way to Bremen
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Express has an article
to-day on the proposed yacht race. 1t propos-
- that the owners of yachts of equal tonnage
with the Dauntless accept Mr.. Benefits chal-
lenge.
At a meeting of the working men, held at
Lambeth tonight, presided over by Rev. New
man Hall, an address was presented to Rever-
dy johnson. Mr.. johnson made speech in
reoly, in which he said the continuance of good
feelings between Great Britain and the United
States was sure to be demanded by the people
of both countries. His remarks were received
with great enthusiasm.
FRANCE,
PARIS, Jan. 2.-The conference for the set
Element of the differences between Turkey and
Greece, will be composed of the Ambassadors
to France from the various powers of Europe.
The sittings will be held in this city. and be
presided over by NJ Lavalette, the new French
Foreign Secretary. The time of the meeting
has not yet been fully agreed upon.
1t is now more than likely that both the
Turkish and Grecian governments will parti-
cipate in the proceedings of the proposed con.
ference. 1t is given out to-day that Alexandra
Rio Rangabe, a noted Grecian poet will rep.
resent Greece, and Faud Pacha, the Turkish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, will represent the
Sublime Porte
The journals state that at the New Years
reception the Emperor told Senior Olazaga, the
Spanish Envoy, TO convey to his government
the warmest wishes both of himself, PERSONAL
ly, and of France for the happiness and pros
perity OF Spain.
PARIS, Jan. 2-Evening.-The officers of the
Guard Mobile were reviewed to-day by Min.
lister of War Marshal Neil, who com mented
the Guard on the confidence which the coun-
try felt in that arm of its defence.
The Patrie to-day in the course of an edito-
rial on the Chinese Embassy, says that China,
observing her international obligations, comes
to treat with the great commercial nations, and
expresses the belief that in the negotiation OF
treaties with her the powers will find that adj
ditional markets for the commerce of the world
will BIZ developed in the new regions which
will be opened to civilization The Patrie con-
sequently hopes that Mr.. Burlingames mission
will prove successful.
PARIS, Jan. 3-Mr. Burlngame and the
other members of the Chinese Embassy have
arrived in this city.
TRIESTE, Jan. 3.-The Emperor Napoleon
subscribed 5000 francs for the monument to be
erected here to the late Emperor Macmillan.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The conference en- the
Eastern difficulty will meet at Paris OF the
9th of January. 1t is said that should its de-
alterations prove abortive Russia will demand
I'M ar ant fha ts,f
an powers in the quarrel between Greece and
Turkey.
Dispatches from Paris report that several
French iron-clads are preparing for sea.
SPAIN.
LONDON. Jan. 2.-Further details of the sup
preston of the instruction at Malaga have
been received by telegraph.
MADRID, Jan. 3.--The official reports state
that the loss of the insurgents during the late
fighting in Malaga was 400 men.
New YORK, Jan. IA cable dispatch to the
Herald dated Madrid I'd, says:
A special dispatch from Malaga yesterday,
reports that the insurgents there fired on a
boat of the American steamer Swarara while
conveying an American family to the ship.
Serrano expressed much regret al the act and
assured the United States Minister that the
gniity one would be punished. A short time
after the troops attacked the insurgents in the
streets, carried thres barricades and dispersed
the rebels with slight. loss.
A dispatch to the Herald confirms the cccu-
patton of Malaga by Gen. Roda. The insur-
gents lost 400 killed and 600 prisoners.
1t is believed the provisional government
contemplates coup d'etat in proclaiming
Montpensier on the throne as soon as the citi-
zens in Malaga county are disarmed and be-
fore the Cortes has chance to assemble. Gems.
Serrano and Roda support but Prm opposes
the movement. The Spanish people generally
tavor the Republic, but will be overpoweredb by
the military.
GREECE.
.ta HtoND1oN, Jan. "A dispatch from Athens
S"s e .nat the Turkish Admiral Hobart Pasha
G as ELor Stay demanded the surrender of the
'hat ,ror IS nne, Eriosis. The dispatch adds
tnat war Is considered inevitable at Athens.
GIBRALTAR.
LIVERPOOL Us Jan Ia. "A dispatch from Glib.
Speed well dsmasted. The Speedwam so "a
from New York Dec. LIST for Cadiz. '"'''"
JAPAN.
LONDON, Jan. 2. Late kilograms from Horr
Kong confirm the re-establishment OF the Mi.
kados at Jeddo.