The Portland daily press., 1869-07-27

impnn;;s with which murders were committed
Showed that the executive was powerless and
t5e assassins powerful. He urged the necessity
of having more efficient constabulary.
Lord Duffarin said Her Maiesty's govern
ment deplored the recent outrages In ireland,
and was ready to consider any proposal for
their repression. 1t was now considering the
desirabilty of establishing secret police force.
He added that no measures had been neglected
to bring the perpetrators to punishment.
The House of Lords has passed the endowed
school bill. a
In the House of Commons the announce
ment that the royal assent had been given to
the Irish ChuIch bill was received with cheers
The teleg aph purchase bill was passed in
committee. There was decided majority in
favor Of making permanent monopoly OF the
the telegraph lines.
PARIS, July 26-The Journal Official denies
that Mr.. j. G. A. Warren, the American citi-
zen VINO was arrested during the late riots re-
celved Ill usage, and asks for suspension of
public Judgment pending the judicial inqairy
into the circumstances
Marshal Neil, Minister of War, has ordered
that the number of cadets admitted to the mill
tary schools be increased. 5fk .fs3s.
The following appointments are announced:
Baron De Talleyrand Pengord to be senator;
NJ. Bennedette to be ambassador to st. Peters
burg. and M. Charles Bandin to be ambassador
to Berlin.
The BerDe, Switzerland, government justifies
its conduct in forbidding the residence of Mag
zini on the Italian frontier on the ground of his
revolutionary doctrines and the duties imposed
The Journal Official congratulates the coun-
try on the completion of the Franco-American
cable. 1t says the new route of communication
now opened between France and the United
States viii hereafter render our intercourse
more frequent and our relations more intima te
1t will draw closer the bonds Of friendship
which now unite the two countries.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 26.-Great excitement was
created last week in Crac0w by the liberation
OF nun who had been confined in convent
there Tor over twenty years. The popular DEM
onstration which was made on the occasion led
to series of disturbances. The military were
called out to restore order and MANY arrests
were made The city is now quiet
Aee SPAIN. a6F
NEW YORK, July 26.-The following is "a
special by cable to the Herald:
Madrid, July 25.-At last the Carlist out
break, SO long expected, has occurred. Five
hundred well drilled troops, under command
of Gen. Sabariegos, have taken the field near
Ciudad Real, whore they were defeated and
dispersed by the national troops commanded
by Gen. Tornabiti The battle took place in
the morning, and it is reported that the Carlist
party lost fifteen killed and a number Of others
who were wounded. Only three officers are
reported killed on the side of the governmsnt
troops, isEss
Near the town Of Manganaries strong par
ty Of the Carlists also made demonstration,
and subsequently, succeeded in entering the
railroad trains and cutting the telegraph wires.
The latest accounts state that 1000 Carlists
had arrived in the province of La Mancha, and
that government troops have been dispatched
to the scene of action.
The agitation is general throughout the
whole country, and the people are much excit-
ed over the late news. No further hsstilities
have as yet been reported, although it is fearl
that general rising may be expected all over
Spain now that Don Carlos has crossed the
frontier and opened communication with his
numerous partizans.