The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-21
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ARRIVAL OF A STEAMER.
LONDON, March 19.-TLe Cunard steamer
Russia arrived at Liverpool at one O'Clock this
morning. She came to Liverpool direct and
did not call at Queenstown, as stated in pre-
vious dispatch.
SENTENCE FOR MURDER.
One Booth, an American. has been sentence
ed to Imprisonment at Londonderry for killing
man named Lyle in November last.
DEATH OF A BISHOP.
The Bishop of Barbados died to. day at his
home in western England. --n -
STEAMER sAMARIA.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2O.-A boat from the
steamer Samaria reached this port at O. clock
this morning She left the steamer forty miles
of with her shaft broken. Two tugs have gone
to bring her.
Spain. ..r
ECCLESIASTICAL SUBMISSION TO STATE DE-
MANDED. r-
MADRID, March 2O.-The Official Gazette has
published decree requiring the bishops and
clergy to take an oath to support the constitu-
ton within two months. Htr
France.
TRIAL OF PRINCE PIERRE NAPOLEON.
PARIS, March 19.-The High Court for the
trial of Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte for
the homicide of Victor Noir, was commenced
at Touro yesterday. The Princess Bonaparte
and her children have already arrived. There
was an enormous crowd OF people collected
around the depot to see the distinguished Wis
itors. The city is crowded with strangers.
PARIS, March 2O.-Prince Bonaparte has ar
rived at Touro in charge of an officer and is
accompanied by the Chief of Police. Paschel
Grousset, who sent Victor Noir to Prince Bo-
naparte on the morning Of the fatal ARRAY, and
NJ Milliere, both on the editorial staff of the
MdrSeaAdase, are also in TourO as witnesses,
Rochefort, Grousset and Milliere are trans
ported in charge of officers, because undergo
ing sentence as prisoners at Saint Pelasie.
Arrangements have been made to send tele-
graph reports af the progress of this trial every
two hours. sf rs f0f7
RETURN OF THE AMBASSADOR TO ROME.
The Marquis of Bonneville, the French Am
Dassad0r to Rome, is expected here to-day. He
mas received congo for eight days aud been
summoned here for consultation.
The Emperor and Empress are to be the god
father and godmother to the grandson Of Am
bassador Lavallette. l1 ;s
PAPAL INFERENCE WITH MoNrALEMBFRr's
FUNERAL pA 4
ROME, March 19.-The funeral services of
Montalembert advertised by Gen. De Merode,
and IN which Bishop Dupanloup was to take
part, was countermanded by the Pope, as it
was regarded as manifestation against the
AlCumcLlGdl OOuuClls las LILO lHClOeQI OfO0uC.
ed an i'll effect mass was ordered to be cejebrat-
ed in honor of Montalembert by an Italian
priest of the Pope's selection. ----.. s.
THE COUNCIL
ROME, March 2O.-It is believed that the alb
sence OF Bonneville will last three weeks. The
discussion in the Council on the twentv-one
canons Of the church will not begin until be
returns. The answer to the note Of Count Da-
ru, demanding the admission of French rep
resentatlve in the Council, has not yet left
Rome.
NO MASSES FOR MoNTALEMBERr.
The Pope has forbidden the French prelates
celebrating mass for the soul of Count Monta-
iembert, considering it demonstration of hos
tility to the Ecumenical Council.
ANOTHER PAPAL INFRINGEMENT
The arrival is expected hore of an agent of
An tasha charged with obtaining conces-
sions to calm the agitation of the Amenians
by the Papal court.