The Portland daily press., 1871-12-14
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

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LONDON, Dec. 13.-There is a feeling in some
circles that the official bulletins have represent
| ed the case of the Prince of Wales worse than
it really is in order to arouse sympathy for the
Prince and make him popular.
NO IMPROVEMENT IN HIS CASE.
London, Dec. 13.-Ttco O'Clock, p. M-The
hopes raised by the slightly more favorable ad-
vices from Sandringham yesterday are hardly
borne out to-day Official bulletins given be-
low show nothing favoring and their effect Is
not favorable on Change.
passed restless night and there is no improve
ment in his condition.
SondrinJhana, noon.-The condition of the
Prime at this hour is unchanged.
Ion ION, -Four o'clock.-An extra of the Times
has dispatch from Kings Lynn, near Sand
bingham, which says there has been no such
restoration of the first stages of convalesence
in the case of the Prince of Wales as might
have been expected
Saadri, 9 tam, Dec. 10, 5. p. m.-The Prince
has be- unquet all the afternoon. The gravi-
ty of the symptoms is undated.
Loadon, Dec. Is, II p ma bulletin issued
from Sandrngham 10 p. M, says the Prince of
Wales passed a Kiss unquiet evening. Unoffi-
cial dispatches from Sandringhams however,
are unfavorabe. The lung symptoms are re-
ported more distressing
LONDON, Dec. lis A Man official dis
patch from Sandringham, dated O clock this
morning, says that the Prince of Wales. There
Is no increase of exhaustion and he has had
some sleep.
A FIGHT IN HIGH LIFE.
r LONDON, Dec. IA special to the Standard
from OF: petersburg, states that yesterday the
oIarowitch Alexander became involved in
private dispute with Prince Deheuss. Minister
of the German Empire to Russia The mas
sions of both were aroused and the Czarowitcb
so far forgot himself as to make a personal IA.
sault on the Ambassador. Friends interfered
and the parties were separated There is much
excitement caused by the incident and it is
feared that the consequences will be grave
although there is no reason to apprehend any
interruption of the good relations between Rus
STA and Germany, as the quarrel is believed to
be wholly of a private character
1.-THE Czarowitch is the oldest son of Alexan-
dra and heir to his throne.
MEXICO.
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
MATAMoRAs, Dec. 1.-THE result of con-
ference between Generals Palacios and Cortina
and the government treasurer is O call upon
merchants for loan of $4,000 All of the
merchants have refused to subscribe. Cortina
is supposed to be in league with the insurgents
and serious trouble is spprehended. Ameri-
cans do not fear the enforcement of the order
owing to their proximity to Fort Brown There
are no funds in the treasury to pay the soldiers
Gen. Palacios is also isolated.
Ihere are rumors that lula has pronounced
in favor of Daz which stops the ONLY road that
was open from this place to the capital
Gen. Quiroga has left Monterey for Mier with
a number of cavalry and may reach the latter
place in two days. Gen. Trevino will follow
with portion OF his army and it is expected
that he will try to reach this place
DOMINION OF CANADA.
NEW RAILWAY COMPANY
HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. BIN the western
counties railway company was organized at
Yarmouth yesterday to extend railway from
Annapolis to Yarmouth, that being the nearest
point to the United States
Foreign Items.
A Havana dispatch says that 5000 insurgents
have surrendered and signed document. stat
ing that the revolution is a failure and pledging
their adhesion to the Spanish throne During
the year 5000 insurgents have surrendered.
A Madrid dispatch says there is a rumor of
an approaching ministerial crisis and the dsso-
luton of the Cortes is imminent.