The Portland daily press., 1870-07-09
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TIE SFALLIBIf Z DOGKA-A GREAT PAGEAEf
COZ &c.
RoME July THE dogma of infallibility
win be proclaimed on July 18th With a mag
nificent celebration of the event. The ceremo-
mails attending TIE publication of the dogma
will be held in the church of Leo ~. The
Pop, will occupy the veritable chair of st.
Peter. Cardinals, archbishops and bishops will
attend in full ceremonals and the various re-
lieous orders will go to the church in process
sion. The conclusion OF the religious ceremo
MES will be heralded to the popuace with sal
vos of cannon and peals of bells.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE COUNCIL.
ROME, July 8.-The orators on both sides of
the infallibility question having renowned
their intention of speaking on condition that
manuscripts of their speeches may lie submit
ted to a deputation on faith, it is probable that
the schema will be voted on before the 10Th
inst. On Tu sday chapter Ill was adopted and
vote on the last chapter, which deals exclu-
sively " til the dogma of nfallibilty, will soon
follow. The partiza2s of the dogma believes
that the oris nal formula will be maintained
The SlttlngS of the Council have been suspend
ed for some days pending the preparation OF an
amendment to the chapter nfallibity.
Several of the American prelates have protest
ed against the abrupt close of the discussion on
| chapter Ill.
Gsreat Britain. l-.iaf
| THE sPt..-sH GU IsTION = LolJoN.
| LONDON, July S-The excitement here has
Deeh intcusc over INC conuitlon OF ahalrS on
the continent, but there is a reaction to-day
| consequence Of conviction that war will be
| avoided. as--e.rv .-rF
~ France. JNs- 81 81
i ~ CONFERENCE OF d. ,noMArs. Ffr
| PARIS, July8 In the Senate. ;nternell,t;ons
have been submitted on the Hohenzplnrn ,io az,
far, and the 10th inst. has been fixed on as the
| been heard to. lay from Prussia. EOlozaga roes
| tonight to Madrid, to endeayor TO make mr.,
rangements which will satisfy all parties The
| ambassadors of Austria. Enoland and ITALY
held a conference to-day with Duke de Gram
mont. They seem favorable to France. The
| Russian minister was received to-day by Duke
de Grammont. The Emperor held a confer
| ence this morning with the ministers of war.
| navy and Justice .as..- 3:
| ,1,,r.pv uR.sn,rs
| -. TNN-.l
| are already mentioned. Two corps de aSmt G
are 70 pe h,ade Teaay ior an IA immediate move
nlent' MarSna4 .naiaioe VIII command one
ana zen. Esboeat Inc other. Marshal
mac Mahom WIN nave an army, and Cen Lee
| hoeuS VIII pe entrusted Win an important
communicative Count fhiakao VIII take
commahu 0! the troops which are 70 operate
against SPAN. Active preparations are going
on at the seaports. IL Is reported that
PRINCE LEOPOLD HAS REFUSED -..
| Gen. Prim's offer of the crown. but his sister
| the Duchess of Flanders has indnced him An,
alIy to accent H. It is feared If this shonId
nrOVls that R9IOInn
| The conflict. Duke Montnensier has ordered
his adherents not to oppose Prince Hohenzol-
Tern.
~ 1nH rAHSS of' NE dig
Are divided on the question of Pince Leopold's
candidacy. ... ..--.I g..
The Spanish question still causes much I'M
easiness in Paris The feeling Friday morning
Was more assuring imam tne previous evening.
90 49, $1,000 $780, ,Po
60 'naC HenGi ;Oionaa, lno oPaHish ihinis.er'
nss recelvsu instructions I M from spain TO give
'5:1 Hu.oo ~ sno Sose,I VI eIle
Tha ~ sti,,,;nn 5J u inInen1olern
| Inc Consee : aus tnat Whtn france
-, ~ ,a4.ar Gu III; tns ~ Sp.n
,ala .Hto iii, %ar wv ' ntPc
hos ILL., raoa1od to-, p po.o t teWsen o1
rI, mot ba contont Nth AZ ",,a,; Hu' 1a
t;ans of R;Sr,ari pr,ss;, ,ett ~, .,n ,,ta
est Of The neaca Of Enrone ~ old hor oon.
sent for Hohenzollern, to sit upon the throne
of lSpain. Various semi official journals this
morning fgive the following details touching
the candidature Of Hohenzollern. General
Priln meant hostility when the Spanish gov
ernment notified the great powers OF Europe
Ii .ne h,one H canaaoature. IN July
| ter here that he lprim1 had chosen prince
| iLeopold: that the Snanish ministry felt assur-
| ed that the French goyernment woujd object
| to it, INF that he denanded nnon tha b;rhar
| sentiments of The Emperor rb;s nroyes sfhot
General Prim meant 70 oct ,vithoIt tha cnn'
sent oftbe iatiar y "s' /" '''''"' '"' WIN
| - WY '"''e-' ii.-'i i.-'t 'l
FRI nee TO SPAN
France ihas communicated with the other
powers of Europe, and in all cases has received
words of sympathy. All she now seeks at
Berlin and Madrid is to prevent political com
plications. i.'..'7
L THE PskIN MASSACRE. 3
| "a ulspatch recently Iorwarded 10 the Spanish
made nnhlic 3o.dav Tba Dmra aous WAS was
| France bnnes thst Sno;n will rannrnoo n'i,
the cana;dato for Tho thrn,e VIII is a1to Uhiy
disagreeabie He recalls tho serv;cas = 't thn
Frencb ~n,o.nrno,t -. Son ~ ne.:e ". !ne