The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-23
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mans will follow ana viii be introduced into
dermaoy by way of Italy.
THE pRUssIAN DEFENCE LINE.
LONDON, July 22-Advices from the scene OF
war indicate that the Prussians will adopt a
bismarck and Gen. MOltke are equally conf
dent and unreserved in the prediction of sue
cess The French journals object to the neu-
trality section of the Baltic. Count de Pail
Kao VIII command the expedition to enter
Prussia through Denmark.
Inc guard mobile of France has been called
out Tor attve duty. The members are not al
i0wed to procure substitutes. The Journal
OUacadt publishes series of regulations for the
guard mobile
THE Pores ALLoCUTIoN
PARIS, July 22.-The following ia the allocu.
tion delivered BY the Pope on the promulgation
OF the intalibility dogma: The activity of the
sovereign Pontiff has been great, but it does
not destroy; it builds. 1t does not Cypress, If
Sustains, and it often defends the rights of our
brethren, that is the rights of the bishops and
some who have not voted with us. Let them
feel that they have voted in error, and let them
remember that the Lord is not error. Let
them remember that few hours they thought
as we do. Have they then two consciences,
Two wills on the same subject? Heaven for
bid: We pray for them that God, who alone
GO LuiIdCitS, Will JuuIuluc tutlF hearts ana
minds that they may return to the bosom of
tnelr Father who is Sovereign POntiff, the un-
worthy vicar of Christ, and work with us
against the epemies OF the church. Let il SO
be that we may say with st. Augustine, Lord,
You have given us your admirable light aud
now we see." May Heaven bless you all.
Spain.
SPAIN FIRM FOR NEUTRALITY.
MADRID, July 21, yia Paris, July 22.-Parties
mere haVa IN nYcita
against France without effect, and they at
tempted to create hostile demonstration in
'front.' of the French Embassy but failed. Spain
is hrm tor neutrality.
Belgium.
AN ENGLISH FLEET EXPECTED.
ANTWERP, July PAN English fleet ia ex-
pected at the mouth of the Scheldt and pilots
are waiting there to conduct it to safe an
chorage.
Great Britain.
LONDON, July 22.-The demand here for
money since the change in the rate of interest
at the Bank of England has been good, but not
urgent. The opinion in moneyed
circles is that the bank might have waited
error was on the side of safety.
MARINE DISASTER.
Ship Wild Hunter, from Liverpool for ST.
Johns, N. F., has been obliged to put into Cork
harbor, having sprung aleak when only one
day out. - -
YACHT RACE
Yacht Eva won the prize offered by the Lon
don Yacht Club on the second trial yesterday
THE MASSACRE OF FOREIGNERS AT pEKIy.
Details of the massacre of foreigners at Pc
kin are received. The first accounts did not
exaggerate the horrors of the affairs. Neither
age nor sex were spared and some persons were
burned to death in the buildings destroyed.
ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER,
PLYMOUTH, July Craftsmanship Holsatia. of
the Hamburg America line, from New York,
arrived safely at noon. 1t is not yet known
whether she will proceed to Hamburg. The
French frigate cruising about Eddystone light
house is supposed to be waiting to intercept
the Holsatia.
THE TELEGRAPH CABLE.
HAVANA. July 22.-The Panama and West
India Cable Company have commenced opera
tons and twenty-five miles of cable have been
laid across ths flats opposite Cape Casons. The
Dacia begins tomorrow to lay the western end
to Batahamo. The Suffolk will lay the east
end to Santiago de Cuba. Telegraphic COM
with Santiago de Cuba will be
complete within a week.