The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-12
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FRANCE,
The Prince. Reiu,..
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

VERSAILLES, May 10.-Prince de Joinvilis
and the Duke d'Aumale paid visit yesterday,
to President Theirs, to the Pre-, dent of the
Assembly, Grevy, to che Minister of War; Cis-
sy, ana TO other members OF the Cabinet. They
were received with the utmost courtesy, and
Ihers subsequently returned the visit. At
their interview with Theirs ard Greyy the two
Princes resigned their seats in the Assembly
and dlsclaimed any intention of intriguing
against the Republic.
The Orleanists are preparing a bapouet TO the
Duke dAumaIe
Inc Official Journal announces that the cleo
elections to the Assembly in 113 districts will
be held July 81, and assures the reopIe that
jured.
Tue Official Journal also states that tue re-
signation of their seats by the Prince dc Join
vile and Duke d'Aumale will be communicate
ed to the Assembly to day.
The BOaapsrsisss.
PARIS, June IA strong effort will be
made by the Bonapartists in the coming sup
Elementary election. The Journal OF Paris
says that the Prince Imperial net Prince Ma
poleon will be put forward as candidate for
tue Assembly. Another paper thinks that the
result OF the election in the cities will check
the tendency to monarchy.
Internal Affairs.
The restoration of the public buildings has
commenced. Gen. Duay has issued an order
that all civilians found with arms in their pos
session after certain day shall be tried by
court martial m 80
Deslay and Issy who acted by authority of
the Commune as Superintendent of the Bank
OF France and postal department, respectively,
have been released from prison at the inter-
cesson OF the bank authorities, and furnished
with safe conducts to leave France. All the
sacred vessels and valuable ornaments taken
from the churches by the Communists have,
with few exceptions, been discovered in the
mint and other places.
Demand for Republic.
Alexander Dumas writes to the Paris Press
denOuncing the blind clashine of private amhi-
ton at Versailles. He praises Theirs and adj
vocAtes the continuance Of the Republic TO
whlcn, ne says, France always instinctively
Theirs Endorsed.
LONDON, June 10.-Paris papers continue to
uphold the administration If Theirs and affirm
that monarchy is syn0nyme for revolution.
They also appear to think that the supplement.
tary elections may possibly change the MAORI
ITALY. sA4A ~. 4
Transfer Of the Capital.
FLoRENcL, June 1O.-The government bo.
informed all foreign ambassadors that The can.
ital OF Italy WILL on the first of July, be trans.
ferred to Rome. fFfh1 fF}E',E $50
The Chamber of Deputies has adopted a
treaty OF Commerce with the United States.
In Brief
The Assembly is soon to move from Yer
sailles to Paris. 7G -
1t is announced that the bodies of the VIC
TINS OF the civil war will not be burned but de-
Gently buried.
The Assembly committee report in favor of
obligatory military service. -
The Orleans Princes remain at Versailles.
Gold weather Continues in England with a
snow storm of an hours duration Saturday
morning in Birmingham.
The Austrian government has instructed its
representative, Baron Kilbeck, to follow Vic
tor Emmanuel to Rome.
Trains over the Lyons and Mediterranean
railway, via Mount Ceuis Tunnel, have COM
menced running again.
Brgandage has been nearly exterpated in
Greece. The King is now absent at Trieste.
WEST INDIES.
HAVANA, June 1O.-Adv;ces from Martinique
state that LaGrange, the political writer, was
banisbed from the island. Peace is restored.
DOMINION OF CANADA,
BMrglaas.
MONTREAL, June ia gang of burglars
are at work here. Last night the house of
ustice McRay was entered and a large amount
of plate and valuables stolen, and this after
noon the house OF Frederick Gault was enter
ed, the family being absent. Mr.. CAN'T on re-
turning, encountered the burglars, and in at
tempting to arrest them was shot and severelv