The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-22
PORTLAND, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY

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IN apou1 10 take place, zen. Malinors
"tr ny ieeEite 1lN'. the ihliitary command.
- ~ Sna olainocI r. vi DepuIies passed py
.,e a,oo.o VI 1oo 70 ~, a Dill grontms the Govern
t'oi ar p1Mels " provide ior th'
Off;cas for er,ia a., Ino puonI safety.
oranoe ama a4i nave Deen opened IL
srha Tt.,ia' 'n oSnol o's.p'a,1s.. oisies.
,wands a,.S eincipalIies cohtlnued 10 vott
shall .d;o+;.s u ponstoI W those soiuiers WLa
the s,,r, Of sn nno 'neseiVes, ana at Messlns
oro,,, ~ ~, eo So,ovu i.stncs was Voted ior tnt
faLa ,lst;.:-i 80: il'An lial-oi-"ar tnaI sl'ti
aaa;,,st Vonis oiehou part Ill the operations
| MA o;t,, ~
FRO ffio fo,sys !. enice Is sald 10 pe closed te
I'ha oM III; w4tnout.
o,r,a ,,oma IN anu 9erinan Journals had De-
,n lno.e reserved IN tneir accounts OF arm
A royai ai'J Jaa nllntary mtenlsence:
10Th. dissnlu;uo th was issuea at peTin on tne
This meas,,r. ya s1 ,,ro,,isn1 0nsneL VI DePa.eS
his W;n;staL WGsslre was proposed to the KING by
without &C., ~ olaeL tiiaG ifesll eieclion
of tba prnna;,, rn,iS 9e'ei9pe the leal ieeilis
nroceedinr ,,,..,, pSopie. ~ Is Ilioeent tis
The nro,,,,, ;g ue,ay JUG oulpleaN oi :, wai.
o1s,esponoelce oi perm N
srmU sor-, s'o iiopli@a1ion VI tne RUSSIAN
the Go~Syr,, Vic na,ion - may ne assurea tlat
neace - + aa's ~ - s'd Mtis " ih'liitali
ao,., :. - slll re uone VIII ,ioiiof anu uue
in tba ,,ost s;,ia at'd 1u1 Is Ieso.'eu
m ,inta;,, tIasa ;rtos4s a,,u uo'iueu in"inei "
IL ,s st.,tal that p.',Ss;, =, ro,,,, + .1, a,,s
tr;an lsnstcb ef tho AL Of NSd ~ o,at,a cu 20
tbe Tntch;es aynrassod ~ ,';,eo ss !. W.
into frecb pogof;a+;o,, ,,,,o,, o-,otha, LaU;.
than that now proposed. for suitable for l a
| standing point. Another Statement is that
Bismarck had declared to the Austrian Am
bassador that he would only accent a solution
of the question of tbe Ducbies from the
| German Parliament. '-71l
The Bayarian Government has ordered the
immediate mobilization of the Ravarian army.
Rumers werecanent at Vienna of Russian
pre-, aration for war. Orders had also been
issued at Constantinople for the Turkish army
to be raised to its full strength and calling out
l2,OO0 reserves. 81 ss.ss f1s-gy ]. ifa
Late dispatches from Vienna say the aspect
OF aHalrs is regarded as threatening, the hope
iuSory. - otst.-s. ..i.f.
AUSTRIA AND AMERICA.
vienna telegram OF the 9th, says: The
departure a i' OF tne Austrian volunteer corps Tor
soIFice III MeXlco is reported 10 nave Deen
a',u naeu io' 10 1he loIn OF May, rom lts rendez-
ts hous ~ i1eloacn. ilitneuiaIeiy lhis report
W;,s;t SISate IuiIent' MI. Motley, tne Alnercan
iiau tu INTERVIEW on Tile supJect Will
ooalS MenSaorn.
= "a "a. uispatcn OF sne Ilth says IN consequence
VI tne protest oIathe Amerlcan Minister, the
..se rue a Vo,unteerS VINO joined the corps des
1llco !ol MeANo nave peen Sent nome upon
oilllmlted burroughs. 9jf.93 ~ aa
HoI lgs FRANCE. viz
The Paris Constitutional of the 18th, pub
fishes an article which states that France has
not ceased to UVe COllnSnls for moderation
IIussii, Atstfla ana Italy. LII says the En-
Perors government desires to maintain peace
under condltlons OF aliordlng full satisfaction
TO Ghe nationai honor. 1t has no other object,
ana cannot, Win Justlce, be represented as en-
9a9ea IN process OF war, which 1t regrets and
dlsapproVes. s9 .a.A bad
AooinAiiA' -ta
Metooarne, Mar. 2o.-Political affairs We're
more complicated than ever. T +s,,
The Legislature has rejected the tariff by a
iarSe lnaJoilty. M t2lrr tttsy.
Inc Ministry resigned and the Governor has
made several unsuccessful attempts to form
new one. asogl 5ist Ilsa fn
b fif Latest by Telegraph to Liverpool
Liuerpool, Mau 12. p. M.-Tbere are ru-
mors of failures in this city. One house well
known to the American trade is freely named.
Continental news continues Warlike. bllt a
Berlin dispatch of to-day saws homes are still
entertained in some quarters for the mainte-
nance of peace, probably on the ground that
Austria will make some concessions.
1t is believed that no formal treaty has vet
been concluded between Prussia and Italv.' !
The Paris correspondent of the London
Telegraph believes on good authority that there
is still a chance for peace if England and Rms
sia will join at France for Congress.
a Latest via Greencastle. s.t.
/ Oupeustoz,n. Nnv 13-Germ.r noI;t;oo,
maiters remain UNCHANGED II was reynrtad
of Vienna that the Last ra;sad May;oon poi,,,''
teers will enter the Austrian army - '''''' =" :
The steamer Emnarative E,,gen;e from, Nfo.,
leo had arrived at ST. Nazara with troons and
nine million irancs-tbree millions fpr the
French treasury. osts9 IA
The f,,low;,a 10 tho o 90 .,,o o., g..
,rariad nov o., 10 ene news VI .ne atl 1or-
New Voris Fl '' u ANo" I ioiA' no" uue ''
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