The Portland daily press., 1867-06-01
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Saturday Morning, June /, 1857.


EerehSn news per Steumer.
New YORK, May 81.
The steamer Deutchland from Southampton
2lst, has arrived. f.-
Napoleon signed the London treaty on the
18th, and the King of Prussia on the l7th.
Garibaldi has accepted the honorary presi-
dency of the British Reform League: ~.
The Paris Patrie has reason to belleVe 1hal
Prussan agents are in New York for the Pur-
pose of purchasing iron clads Inc oiiohoas,a
is among the number spoken OF. ,..-.t.., D..
A strong dissension exists between the
French Government ana thG p;u 'iia.te ss';nh Dody
serted. the Commission of the Chamber has
absolutely rejected rt -"=t
The Paris nebats urges the completion of
the French system OF deiences, and the neces-
sty of being prepared for any emergency.-
France desires to be prepared for any eyert.
The Queen of Spain will visit Paris about
the 10Th of June. A&E&Ag ~-
Five hundred emigrants who accepted the
amnesty have arrived in Spain.
The rumored disturbances in Barcelona are
denied.
A Constantinople telegram confirms the
statement 5hat Omar Pasha was twice repuls-
ed ia great attack made on the Cretan insur-
gentSat SPARTA. r.'
The Turkish Government has prepared for
lhe PRONUNCIATION of the following reforms
Reorganization of the financial system; crea-
ton of a new council of State; reform of the
military schools; granting to foreigners the
rlShtof land tenure: reformation OF the pro-
ceedure in judicial courts, Nc. L4s e
The Russian Minister was received with
marked honors by the Sultan and the Porte.
The Seryian and Ronwana Deputies demand
that the question of nationality be settled be-
lore tae coronation of Francis Joseph as King
of Hungary. .. -
The King of Italy, in a speech, welcomed the
treaty of London. Nevertheless" he said,
we must form no illusions; Otner complies
tionS may arise; We shall be fortunate, If, IN
TINS period of peace, we succeed in reorganlz-
ing our finances. The conditions of agreement
are only courage and perseverance" .1u
Paris Mdy 20-Ldfost-Ihc committee on
the reorganization of the arm have agreed to
demand of che Government that the effective
force of the army is to be fixed at S00O00 men
The Government has consented to the propO-
sal that the annual military contingent shall
he voted by tine Legislative body.
The Minister of War, by order, of the En-
perOr has issued an order reducing from 5000
to $500 francs, the amount to be paid for ex-
empton from m litary service.
Berlin, Nay 20-It is semi-officially stated
that no proposal for q general disarmament
has reached Berlin from England.
The North German Gazette draws attention
to the reports of continued ornaments in
France. -..- I'll.
The Loudon Times of the 21st in an editorial
on Mexican atfairs says JuareZ neither
construct or maintain a Government, and il
seems to be believed that the United States
would attempt an intervention The MeXicanS
are incapable of self government. The Amer
leans may be actuated to undertake what they
brought ON themselves, for the American Gov
ernment said the French must quit Mexico
They will experience the same resistance the
French did, but will have greater advantages
III overcoming it. Whatever course or princi
pie OF policy they may proclaim they will find
faction really to oppose their intervention
and raise insurrection. This opposition they
must suppress, as the French would have done
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