The Portland daily press., 1871-03-09

LONDON, March S.-Ihe French prisoners
held in the kingdom of Hanover have been for
Warded to Hamburg, whence they will go to
France.
BISMARCK ON HIS WAY HOME.
Bismarck has passed through Blngerbeuck,
en- route to Berlin. He will be met at May
ence by committee OF citizens who will well
come and escort him home to Germany.
The Emperor William has reviewed the 1st
and 18th corps aud Wurtemburgers at Viii
llers. The headquarters of the Emperor are
now at Terriers. =
The elections to the Bavarian Chambers
nave resulted in the choice OF % liberals and II
patriots. The latter are opposed to confedera-
IiOn.
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, March 8-In the Assemblyto-day
M. Tolaln proposed toe abrogaton of all La VS. re-
strlctlng the right of the people to hold meet
lnss and form associations NJ Theirs in re-
plying to the question said the expenses of the
war outside of Paris exceeded LOCO, 100000
francs. committee OF the Assembly made a
report in favor of annulling the election of
Garibaldi to the Ass emily from Algers.
VICTOR HUGO DRIVEN OUT.
& Victor Hugo proceeded to make speech
warmly defending Garibaldi but was inter
rupted by the great tumult in the Chamber,
and when be attempted to continue was met
with storm of Kisses. He thereupon an
nouDced his immediate resignation and abrupt
ly quittedrhe Assembly.
THE ASSEMBLY TO GO TO VERSAILLES
The Assemble win Leave Rordeanv Sa,urSaII
and meet at Versailles Moniav Tba disordar
and excitement of the mast fa " dovs Continues
but no further collisions have occurred. De,
tacbments of Chauzey's army are ARRIVING,
AN ADMoNITIoN.
The Press urges the Republicans Of Mont
Martre and Bellville to stop their djsorderly
demonstrations or force will lie used to sup
fl..,,, oIo..x Al
duct of its would-be friends the Ren,blican
government is COMPROMISED 1t is hoped that
the excitement will subsde. 1t is condemned
by the great majority OF the citizens
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NJ, NJ.
Ltih hA"'Su o. ms wW nen Vi houpaix
nave s.ruch. nv disturbance Is reported, put
'rg T,l are on naa 70 prevent uisotder.
nhe 10 ~ nas prohen W. ~ Inls neish-
oorhoo" anu III Tue couhSry afouhu Douaui.
Germany.
ADAY OF GENERAL THANKSGIVING.
BERLIN. March at ia officially unclaimed
that the day of the Emneror's return ia her-
lin shall be observed as day of thanksgiving
throughout Tue fatherland; Inc exact date
neriod of monrIino will Ia anno;nted The
Emneror in narson will oman tha Paich.tao M
the Dist inst
bismarck will arrive ia. morrow
Great Britain.
. VARIOUS MATTERS.
Tornon N.roh po.h,o,,;,, ;.,,,oa
sian loan Of e19 no0 oon az 81 ~ s'un u A''''-
Small nox is increas,no in ENGLAND
The strike at New Castle has resulted in the
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re- ms oN 10 DieNiA.
lopeclaI 10 NJ y. Herald l-Ihe Times un-
derstandlng that the question of the cession of
Ganada VIII oe discussed by the Joint commits
SION Tepoaia5ss secretary tashs assumption
!lat the negligence OF tne olncers OF the Brit
tsn government involves tne responsibility OF
Ihat government M unless cohnrmedtpy the COM
nissioh. Inc question vi damages therefore
cannot ar'se before Tue commission. America
S ~ a. ';'ea tnat tne OF Eng
i anu 70 80 nnGty % .ue anneAa.ionoi oahaua IN
The resolution referred bv the Senate ~ the
Committee on Foreign Affairs stating that the
British possession of Canada is q obstacle to
harmony between it and the United States as
an incItement to persons anxious for war; is
unsurpassingly cool. If this feeling prevails it
will undoubtedly be an obstacle to harmony
between the two governments
oNFoUNDED ANGER.
World special Much aogry feeling per-
vades in official circles in consequence of re-
ports that the Senate will regret any settle
ment proposed by the commission not involv-
avow this determination the commissioners
will he ordered to return immedatejv
The Emneror William will enter Peril, IN
the15th and troors on Nav first. Ali the
Princes are invited to be present on that d av.
C"ba.
THE ELECTION TROUBLES IN PORTO p1co
u.r.,, NJ. ~ ru-.:-, ~ 49,
aid 1vThe e,ection Of aeopp,ia 70 ,n T. Her
CorIes from Portn Rice pos"Ite ~ .ne mas,onal
trinmnh tnr the rad,c.,s " ne d ~ compete
eoyerpme Mt marty SO insenssd ,bo smans J .ne
nntoars +hat ~ orootoa nc Span'sn VOL
scco,d;na 20 snrn roar.. ioauces' Wnch
she'd Thew demandad the elec,,"n. ~ ~ o'ood-
lifted Int the Cant Canara1 co. w oc nul,
to accede to This demand Int od oy u 'S a
unteers to place their arms in be harr .Je vo,
stead OF keeping them in their houses.
INSUFFICIENT SUCCESS IN CUBA.
In the late engagement near Byare the in