The Portland daily press., 1870-11-09

il,isfasl. 81 .il9 papsns, He S,ass "A tho, Ga.
patts .. leEoiatrf between the Pops ahu the
court Il Berlin.
LONDON, Nov. 8. Tribune Special "A
correspondent writing from BlOis. says the
headquarters of the army of the Loire will
probably arrive here. Dourelles is exceeding
ly unpopular with the troops. He has shot II 8
men in one month and the officers threaten to
shoot him in the first battle if possible. The
discipline and watchfulness, though defective,
is much better than it was in the army under
Mcmahon
GARIBALDIs ADDRESS TO THE ITALIANS
Garbadi has issued the following address TO
the Italians now under him: Solders-We
meet again; you young and vigorous I am
old and infrm, but still steadfast to my princi-
Piles. We fight for republic, universal as we'll
"a the French. l rejoice to lead once more m '
soldiers. Remember that to you is confided
the bonor of Italy. You have fought the bat
ties OF the fatherland. hope to be worthy of
you.
FROM MARSEILLES.
Tours, Nov All is quiet at Marseilles.-
The press OF that city publish a proclamato
from the new administration, recommending
moderation aud setting aside all purposes save
that OF the country's defence. The Prussan
Gov. Gen. OF Lorraine announces that the fam :
lilies of all male citizens absent from their
homes after certain date will be fined 80
francs per day as long as such absence contin-
ues. The Prussians continue to force the most
eminent citizens living on railway lines to ride
upon the locomotives, the object being to pre-
veut accidents to trains. The barbarity of the
invaders Increases in proportion to the resist
ance OF the population.
A decree just promulgated orders all the SOL
diers who escaped from Sedan to return to
military duty within eight da,s The require
ments applies only to those untrammelled by
the articles of captulation.
Italy.
ROME NOT TO BE THE CAPITAL AT PRESENT
FLORENCE, Nov 8.-Braefie, chairman OF
special committee on the subject, has made a
report to the Senate. recommending that Rome
be not made the capitol of Italy till after the
decease of the present Pore.
MATERIAL AID FOR THE POPE
ROME, Nov. 4..-[Special to N. Y. Herald
The grand festival OF San Carlo to-day fell flat.
like that of All Saints day. The splendid cere-
The Pope celebrated mass and addressed few
words to the congregation, assuring them at
the conclusion of his allocuton that the pres
ent order of things will soon come to an end
triumph of the Apostolic cause. Large
amounts OF money are reaching the Holy
Father daily, to prevent his acceptance of
another monthly stipend OF 900 francs off,
cred him by the Italian government for his
civil list. foreign lady of distinction just ar
eling TO his holiness. Twenty thousand francs
were received from the English Catholic Com
mittee. An address was presented to him
drawn by SiSnor La Luches Palli and 1000
others, with large donations. Another ad-
dress signed by a still larger number of ladies'
accompanied the princely gift.
vcneHueIa.
HAVANA, Nov. 7.-Advices from Venezuela
to Oct. 25th state that the Guzmists have cap
tured the town Of Caro-. Maracaibo is the only
town now opposed to Guzman.
Hnyti.
Steamer Virginia and schooner Billy Butts,
from New York, arrived at Cuaacun with car
goes of arms and ammunition which are suppos-
ed to be in aid of an expedition against Baez.
Haytl and st. Domingo remain quiet
Mexico.
SERIES OF REVOLUTIONS.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct 20, via Havana, Nov.
IA revolution has broken out in Tehuante-
pee against the State Government, aud it was
feared the United States canal ex xploring expe-
dition would be compelled to stop altogether.
A revolution also existed in the State of Cue
nero, in which the Government troops were
defeated and reinforcements were being hur-
ried forward from the Capital. A revolution
aIy outbreak had also taken pack in the State
OF Michoear, and the northern States were
complaining of excessive taxation. An at
tempt had been made to form political party
N"SASeo ns, % i'o io"uoi, pu' IL cAcltes Ittle
enthusiasm. The object was to nominate Par
frieo Diaz for the Presidency.
THE ILLNESS OF JUAREz
CITY OF MEXICO. Oct. 3O-[Special to N.
Y. Herald.-Presiden Juarez fell suddenly i'll
on the 18th and his life was dispaired of for
two days. Congress adjourned its regular ses-
sion and held an extraordinary secret one. The
people are waiting for the result with conster-
nation and fear of revolution in case of the
Presidents death. He is now improving. The
amnesty bill has been passed and all revolu-
tionists and imperalists have been set free, in
cluding Migrate and Meyer late of the Ameri-
can army. The son of Santa Anna has been
pardoned and is permitted to return home. The
Tehaunterpec bill was passed on the 18th, but
has not been signed owing to the sickness of
the President The Cuba and Yucatau tele-
graph bill was also passed by Congress The
State and federal troops are fighting with each
other at GurrerO.