The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-10


New YORK, June 0.
Steamships Bremen, from Bremen may 1oen
and Southampton 2Sth, and the O1.y VI Z alie,
from Liverpool May 10Th and queenstown
30th, arrived this evening.
sia has heen areotIy gratified by the cordial re-
cantion accorded him by the Emperor Napo-
leon The Prince has loudly expressed his
qualification to all persons who have come in
| contact with HIM 30 r-. g.. .r,.... ..
| lent persecution of the Jews in that town. A
LARGE number have been driven away: destina-
ton unknown. The Jews of Paris have adj
dressed the Ministers of the Interior of For
eign Anaifs and the Emperor, praying for the
protection of their co-religionists.
Florence, May 26-In the Chamber of Depu-
tles olgnor Fine requested information re-
specCng the reported new convention in rela-
tion to ecclesiastical property. ~
. hatazzl replied that he could not fix day
ior replying, that matters remained as already
stated by the Minister OF France and that the
Chamber would be fully informed ON the sub
Ject immediately on the return of the Minister
from Turin
Berlin, May ga royal decree, dated the
10Th, was issued to-day, granting full pardon
to persons liable to military service who have
emigrated without permission from the lately
incorporated provinces, and RENTING all sem
fences against them provided they surrender
within six months.
FteUtd, nay Zo.-Ine Onclal nnanclal re-
turns for the first quarter OF the current year
show the expenditures of the empire to have
been 1872 408 263 forms, and the receipts &c. 107,-
40l, being deficiency of 1896, 1862 forms,
which Will be made up by certain funds in the
treasury, and by some extraordinary financial
Resources available for that purpose.
Madrid, Nay 25th.-A royal decree was pub
hshed to-day superceding several Governors
of provinces. -'ets
The correspondence of. this evening an
nounces that neither the King nor Queen of
Spain nor the Emperor OF Morocco will visit
the Paris exhibition. --- il - 30 'f
BELGIUM. n-Ae
A telegram from Brussels says the Senate
has sanctioned the credit demanded by the
Government for 100000 francs for the CONVEX.
sion OF breech leaders, as well as the loan of
60,000000 -j.-a-t Fi .. 't. &. .i.i
Intelligence from CANDIDA derived through
Greek sources, announces that two fresh en-
gagements took place on the 10Th and 10th,
both OF which resulted in favor of the Candi-
0tes. .- n "a n = =
Omar Pacha is stated to be marching to He
rachon, and devastating the country on his
passage.
The Eastern provinces are in complete revolt.
al Il'H TUNIS. -la.i JOB 4arrn -.Tls
A fresh insurrectionary movement had brok-
en- out at Baja. The insurgents had assassin
ated the kaud of Baja and several other per-
sons. Six thousand troops were to leave
Tunls on the 18th to quell the revolt. Later
int ligence says the movement is of an unim-
portant character. p"
ENGLAND. ..... +
The Princess Mary, of Teck, was safely de-
hyered of daughter May 26th. l.- 'iat1r
The Daily News says: "In spite of all the
the faults OF detail, the main object of the re-
formers has been attained. Almost everything
that the government originally proposed is
gone; almost all that the opposition insisted
ON has been adopted" 81 -. ~, -..,.,.,q
In consequence of the representations of
France and Austria, the arbitrary measures
adopted toward the Jews in the Danubian
municipalities have been withdrawn. Pc
A Convention relative to the church proper
ty was concluded at Turin the 18th of Nav.
with Comptoix de Escompte OF Paris and
Messrs. Field, Oppenheim & Erlanger. These
capitalists will issue bonds redeemable in Is
years, and payable by the proceeds of the ex-
traordinary tax upon the church property for
4SO00O,00O francs, which they will advance to
the government. .s5lfa #ai03.H 'aiaq-s
The Egyptian corvette Fayon arrived at Va
letta on the 18th of May, bringing intellige nee
rom Corea that Omar Pasha returned there
on the I'D, after burning IS villages, without
however obtaining any successful results
against the insurgents 71aa. ra'
PRUSSIA. f'
Prussia has declared her willingness to come
to an arrangement to evacuate Luxemburp by
a given date. France replied that she placed
such complete confidence in Prussia's fulfill
ment OF her obligations that it required Prus-
sla to enter into no fresh guarantee on the sub
ject
LATEST.
Madrid Moy 29.-Several newspapers discuss
today the recent decree of the Emperor of
Brazil in reference to slavery, and announce
that Senior Pastin will bring in bill propos-
ing the abolition OF slavery in Spanish colo
MES.