The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-29
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RUSSIA.

77-1- RUSSIA.
NEW York, July 28-The Herald's St. Pc
tersburg special says:-The Invalide Russo
says that private adyices have been received
that peace has been concluded between Russia
and the Emir of Bohkara.
ss4 HtNNf0 GREAT BRITAIN. 4 t5f9BIs't
LONDON. July 28.-Lord Stanley last night
informed the House of Commons that the de-
cisions of the lower Spanish Courts establish
ing the legality of the seizure of the Tornado
have been confirmed by the Supreme Court of
Justice, the highest tribunal in Spain. Lord
Stanley made no disclosures as to what action
Great Britain would take in view of this ad-
verse action. -'1 /
The Court Circular announces that Queen
Victoria will leave England on the 9th of Au-
gust for Paris, whence she will make tour
through France, Switzerland and Germany
1t is expected the Queen will return to Eng
land about the LIST of September.
The propriety of erecting monuments in
Westminster Abbey IN memory of Lord
Brougham aud Professor Faradv is widely
canvassed here and been warmly advocated in
and out of Parliament. 1-al $50
1t is rumored that new French loan is
about to be placed in the market.
LONDON, July 2S-Evening.-In the House
of Commons this evening Mr.. Reardon, mem
Der for Athlone, moved for a committee to in
quire whether the arrest and Imprisonment of
George Francis Train tor debt was legal. He
| thought the step was taken for political causes
l dliu tlldt IL WdS. duu uuJuStiudUiCs no
motion was not seconded and consequently
| lost. 90 -
In reply to question by Mr. Bentinck, mem
| Der for Whtehaven, Mr.. Sclater Booth said the
| government had thanked the Phila. Library
| for the gift of state paper of much value, and
| that the letters on the subject would be sub
mitted to the House of Commons.
| In the House of Lords the library bill was
passed in committee, and the government bill
| for the purchase of the telegraph wires receiv-
| ed its final passage.
PARIS, July 2S-Prince Napoleon has re-
| turned to Paris from his tour to the East.
GERMANY. lTa
DARMsTADT, July pa naturalization trea
| ty has been concluded between the Grand Du-
| cal Government of Hesse and the United
| States. 1t is precisely similar to that negotl-
ated with the North German Confederation,
| except that protocol is added to explain tie
| doubtful passages.
Mr.. Bancroft, the American Minister has
| gone to Stuttgart to open negotiations for a
| treaty with the government OF Wurtemburg.
TURKEsTAN.
| New YORK, July 28-A st. Petersburg spe-
cial says the Invalid Russo, the official organ
| of the Russian Government states that private
| advices have been received there from Central
| Asia, announce lg that peace arrangement
| had been concluded between the Cars Gene
raj, in behalf of his Majesty, and the Emir of
Bokhara.
LONDON July 28.-The reports are confirmed
that peace has been concluded by Russia W it'll
Bokhara. 1t is said the Russian commander
in Bokhara has prohibited trade between Box
hara and India. a.s.ss .-r.s-
| -....r SPAIN.
LONDON, July 2S.-Advices from Spain re-
port that the government has distributed
troops throughout the Province of Catalonia,
and that under the operation of martial law
and. through the efficiency OF flying columns
of military all attempts at rising has been re-
pressed
SERvIA.
l VIENNA, July 2S.-Dispatches from Belgrade
report that the court has pronounced sentence
OF death against one of the accOmplices in the
l murder of Prince Michael. The execution OF
the murderer and their accomplices will take
place forthwith. Measures of severity are
threatened against Prince Karageorgewich
and IN MS absence against his Secretary.
g VIENNA, July 2S- Evening-A dispatch
: from Belgrade says the assassins of Prince
Michael have been shot. -HT,ssfE