Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-09
EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.
The Appointment of Pala-
dimes gives Offence.
The Prisoners held In the Kingdom of
Hanover has been forwarded to Ham.
burg, from whence they will
go to France.
Emperor William has reviewed the fist
and 18th Corps OF Wurtemburgers
at Vllleiers.
Paris.


vites the Mayors of Paris and communes to
address demand for part of the funds sent
by citizens of the United States and urges
that the delegates of the American govern
ment be added to the commission for its dis
tribution.
All the theatres are preparing to reopen as
soon as gas can be obtained.
The Bank of France will commence issu-
ing balance sheets on Thursday.
The letter of Jules Simon is placarded
everywhere, Announcing the deposition of
Napoleon and declaring him responsible for
the ruin and invasion of France.
The appointment of Palladine has given Of
fence, because of his irmness and talent. He
has plan for the reorganization of the ma
tional guard approved by Theirs.
Paris, March 8. 1t has been decided that
the national assembly shall sit temporarily at
Versailles after the goth inst. The session
of the assembly will be held at Versailles till
final decision has been arrived at with re-
gard to the place of its permanent locality.
Special to N. Y. World.
The Assembly will leave Bordeaux Satur-
day and meet at Versailles Monday. The
disorder and excitement continues but no
further collisions have occurred.
Detachments of Chauzy's army are arriv-
ing.
Yesterday the weather in Paris was really
splendid. The Parisians focked in large
numbers to the suburbs and especially to St.
Cloud although the Prince Imperial of Ger
many was known to be there. Much excite
ment was created by report that the gov
eminent intends taking away the cannon from
the Paris rioters, but the report was proved
unfounded.
The Press urge the republicans of Mont
martre and Belleville to stop their disordery
demonstrations or force will be used to sup
press them. 1t is hoped that the excitement
will subside. 1t is condemned by great ma
jority of the citizens.
Versailles.
Versailles, March s. The Emperor Will
liam, Crown Prince, and Count Bismarck
have left Versailles, and are about to return
to Berlin.
New York.
New York, March s. A correspondent at
Paris sends the following
1t is expected that the French National As
sembly will leave Bordeaux for Versailles
Immediately after the Prussians depart, and
will hold their session in the palace.
London.
London, March s. The French prisoners
held in the Kingdom of Hanover have been
forwarded to Hamburg, whence they will 90
to France.
Bismarck has passed through Bingerbcuck
en- route to Berlin He will be met at May
ence by committee of citizens who will well
come and escort him to Germany.
Emperor William has reviewed the LIST and
18th corps and the Wurtenburgers at Vile
iers.
The headquarters of the Emperor are now
at Ferreires.
The elections to the Bavarian Chambers
have resulted in the choice of 20 liberals and
II patriots The latter are opposed to the
confederation.
1t is said that the Times in an article on
the Anglo American commission to-day, rep
resents the opinion of the government, and
instructions in harmony with the views there
in expressed on the Alabama claims have
been sent to the British members of the COM
mission at Washington.
Rothschild has issued Russian loan of
IL, 0o0,000 pounds at so 1-2.
The small pox is increasing in England.
The strike at New Castle has resulted in
success of the workmen.
Bordeaux.
DOTueauA, MaTCn .. In the Assembly TO-
day, M. Tolain proposed the abrogation of all
laws restricting the rights of the people to
hold meetings and form associations.
M. Theirs in replying to the question said
the expenses of the war outside of Paris ex-
ceeded l 1000, 000,0 900 francs.
The Committee of the Assembly made re-
port in favor of annuling the election of Gar
ibaldi to the Assembly from Algeirs.
Berlin.
Berlin, March 8. 1t is officially pro-
claimed that the day of the Emperor's return
to Berlin shall be observed as day of thanks
giving throug bout the Fatherland. The ex-
act date has not yet been fixed by the EN-
peror No period of mourning will be ap-
pointed.
The Emperor in person will open Reich
stag on the 2lst.
Bismarck will arrive tomorrow.
Lille.
Lille, March 5. The workmen of Roubaix
have struck. No disturbance is reported but
troops are on hand to prevent disorder.
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