The Portland daily press., 1869-10-09
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Great Britain.
LORD STANLEY ON WORKING MEN.


LORD STANLEY ON WORKING MEN.
LONDON, Oct. Sat the opening of Trades
Hail in Liverpool, Lord Stanley made speech
in which he admitted that it was natural for
workingmen to combine for a share in the
profits of their industry and declared that he
expected more extended application of the
cooperative system in future. The Times in
an article on the state of Europe says: Little
notice has been taken OF the paragraph which
recently rppeared in the Vienna Vresse hint
ing at probable disarmament. The news is
too good to be true. We will not undertaketO
say what the diplomatic contrvances of the
past few weeks have had to do with improving
Napoeon's position with respect to foreign
as to enable him to meet his home difficulties
with sufficient confidence Of success 1t is
true that General Labouef intends to drop the
scQeme of garde mobile and propose the sup
preston of general commands that might be
taken as an earnest of the Emporer's pacific
and economical intentions. The Interchange
of civilitieS between Sovereigns and States
men argues well for the cAances of tranquility.
At the present moment there is no apprehen-
sion of warlike outbreak, no cause of offense.
No pretext for dispute exists. Old alliances
have been broken up and the balance of power
is thing of the past. 1t may be said that
peace now rests on a sounder basis than ever.
ARRIVAL OF U. s. VESSELS AT GIBRALTAR.
Dispatches from Gibraltar announce the ar
rival of United States steamers, Richmond and
Juniata and frigate Sabine at that port.
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BYRON AGAIN.
The academy publishes letter written by
Lord Byron in 1917, expressing his desire that
the Noel family will make q statement of the
cause OF his separation from Lady Byron, and
pledgipg himself to meet all the Obligations
incurred. Lord Byron writes that he is utter
| ly ignorant of the reason Tor his wife's action,
| and declares that he is not aware of the pur-
| pose for which it is withheld from him, unless
| it is to sanction the most infamous scandals by
| silence. 81 r.'HH
r." ia CAPTURE OF MosoUERo. 90. ''" "
| Mosquero, the Republican leader, has been
| taken prisoner and his followers have been
| dispersed. The Government requires the vol
unteers in the capital cities to give up their
| arms.
| . MARINE DISASTERS q Ezra E
| LIVERPOOL, Oct 8-The brig Doctor, from
| Philadelphia Aug 23d for Plymouth, has been
| towed into Milfordhaven, dismasted; her cap
| tain and three of her crew were drowned The
| barque Kingman, Capt. Holt. from Constadt
| for New York, has put into Elsinore, leaky;
she will discharge. MO
| -s ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIPS.
LoNnoNpERRY, Oct 8-Steamships Nova
| Scotian and European from Quebec have ar
| rived. r-.... ---.. diam. r. -r.
/ SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 8-Steamship Hermann
| from New York has arrived " -
GLASGOW. Oct. S.-Steamship. India from
New York has arrived. I,...
Spain,
| THE RESURRECTION IN SPAIN.
| MADRID. Oct. S.-The Government troops
| have had several encounters with the tnsur-
gents in Catalonia and have been uniformly
victorious. The loss of the insurgents mas
been large. The Mayor of Tortosa has lett his
post and taken command of band OF hepuo-
lcans. Order has been restored in Valentia