The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
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News SIX Tma cAaEK.

NEWS Hx THE ga BL *
LoNDoS, Nov. IA. :.
The London Times, in a leading article on
the italian situation, refers to the last note of
Prime Minister Menebra, boldly declaring the
abolition of the Temporal Power as essential
TO the preservation of peace, and calls it Itaiys
1tltmatum to France. gssx
Mcguire one of the FIVE prisoners convicted
of murder before the Special Commission at
Manchester, and condemned TO DEATH has been
pardoned by the Queen. All through the trlal
Mcguire stoutly maintained that he was lnno-
cent, declaring that he was not even present
at the attack on the police van when Sergeant
Brett was killed.
BRUSSELS, Nov. IA.
By the new postal treaty negotiated between
Belgium and the United States the. rates al
postage on a single letter, weighing half an
ounce or less, has been reduced to Is cents.
'ss SOUTHAMPTON, Nov IA.
The steamer Allemania, from New York I'd
arrived to-day and sailed for Hamburg "a
PARIS, Nov a.
The Moniteilr to-day publishes an Imperial
decree making the following Cabinet appoint
ments: M. Marler Oscar I,inard, Minister of
State for the Interior; M. Pierre Magne. Min
lister OF Finances. ASS 49, - a. !
Previous to the departure of the French
troops from Rome the Holy Father received
the staff officers in body at The audience
chamber ana addressed them in a most feeling
manner. He expressed his happiness at flav-
ing the soldiers of France around him once
more, but never had his happiness been SO
great as it was now, because Of the recent peril
to which he had been exposed. He returned
thanks to,the officers, to France andto sth4
Emperor Napoleon for the deliverance of the
Holy See He was filed with griaf to see that
Italy had sent out as vanguard against Rome
horde of anarchists upon whose flags were
inscribed rapine and devastation, While the
valor of the Pontifieai troops had successfully
defended the soil of the Church. the army of
France had come 10 crown the splendid de-
fence. The Pope concluded by saving sthaG in |
the midst of his troubles he Iladl fIle coAsola- |
ton of receiving the sincere expressions of |
Catholic sympathy from all parts of the world |
His Holiness then terminated the intetyiew.by>
giving his apostolic blessing to the army, the |
people and the Emperor OF FraneellAa u
LONDON, Nov. 14-Evening.
Late dispatches received from Italy sta1e |
that the feeling against the Erene. OH tho part
OF the Italians has reaehe,lga perfect fiIrore |
The authorities have taken precautions to pre-
vent another outbreak, which was imminent
anu more French troops have been dispatched
from Ioulon TO Civita Veechia. King Victor
Emmanuel and Prime Minister Afenebrai are
very unpopular with the people. .8sg9e woG ID
Baron Ratazzi, former Prime Minister, has 4
openly joined the Radical party. ~ s'f',if
kin9 Victor Emmanuel has called out the
Italian Reserves of the army and ordered the
formation of three large camps III 9 .JNl
Gen. Garibaldi is still closely.confined
III Is s;lld thaJ the tenlan Kelley, who was |
rescued from the police ut Manchester, has APP
peared in Belgium. 2 ,u9la5Yih1 .9aii
Official returns Of the Bank Of England show |
that the amount of bullion IN the vaults de- |
creased $4,000 since the last statement a.s,I
FLORENCE, Nov Ia! |
The Italia of this morning scouts the fear of
coup de etdte by the insurgents. The same
authority asserts that the National uDietwil
meet in few days.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Ii.
1t is reported on good authority that Iieut
Gen. Nicholas Ienatieff, at present Minister
of Russia at Constantinople, viii replace Prince