The Portland daily press., 1871-07-11
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FRANCE
Le2itimi.is 10 Disband
PARIS, July lot is generally believed that
the party of the Legitimists are supporters OF
| Count de Chambord, both in and OUTSIDE Inc
French Assembly; that the party mas Deen ois us,
| solved, aud that majority at its members VIII
| join the Republicans.
Sorry il Can't Be.
President Theirs has written letter 10 Tue
Pope, inviting him to take up his residence %
| France. M. Theirs makes humble apology
| to the Holy Father for the inability OF France
! to interfere in behalf OF the temporal power IN
| the Roman States. but declares 1t 10 DC MS
earnest conviction that Italian unity Is lmpos-
| sible.
Later.--The Pope not Wanted.
President Theirs hearing that the Pope in
tended to seek the hospitality of France, mas
addressed letter to the Holy Father, assuring
him of fitting welcome, but strongly dissuad-
ing him from the project Such proceeding,
he says, would offend Italy aud create difhcul-
ties in France, where it would be lmPossipie 10
grant His Holiness privileges suitable to his
exalted position. Theirs promises the friendly
Italian government and the Holy See, with a
view to the restoration of cOnciliatory relations
between the kingdom and head of the church.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Cause of Delay.
LONDON, July 1O-Iu the House of Com
mons this evening, Mr. Gladstone explained
that the delay in the arrival OF Minister
the postponement OF negotiations for reduc-
ton OF postage to and from America, but they
would however soon proceed.
.. CUBA.
Execution of Cavada.
HAVANA, July 10-Cavada vas executed on
the 1st inst. at Puerto Principe. He previous
y wrote a letter to valamil, his brother Adolf
TO and other Cuban generals, advising them to
surrender as that was the only favor they
could do Cuba-that the continuation of the
struggle would only entail useless shedding of
blood, and that the Cuban cause was lost at
home and in the United States.
SAN DOMINGO.
HAVANA, July 9-Advices from San Denim
go to the 10th of June give rumors of the re-
turn of Baez to Aqua after defeating Cabral.
The town of San Juan was entirely DESTROYED
1t is reported that the revolutionists intend to
replace Cabral by Pimental as leader.
Lcss of a Bangor ship.
Advices from st. Thomas to the 9Th of July
state that brig Julia e. Arey of Bangor, and
her cargo, had been condemned and sold.
The telegraph cable has been laid to Mar
Unique. SOW
Venezuela Revelation.
Advices from Laguayra to the 23d of June
represent that tie revolutions in large forces
have advanced ard captured Barcelona, Cam
PIANO aud Aumani. The governments sarri-
son was small but fighting desperately. Guze
mans fleet was still cruising on the coast and
Guzeman was making preparations on large
scale for operations against the revolutionists.
and it is believed he will succeed. Gen. Que
sada and party remain at Caracas.
Foreign Items.
The little ship Ragusa arrived in Liverpool
Monday.
The sessions of the courts martial will be-
gin on the 18th inst. Sixteen thousand of the
Communists at Versailles have been released
by order of the government, but sixteen thou.
sand are still held and will be tried in squads.
Cardinal Patrczi, the Vicar General, has
prohibited the reading by members of the
church in the Roman States, of non. clerical
newspapers.
Terrible accounts are received from the fam
inc in Persia Thousands have died from sheer
starvation. Many human beings have be II
eaten.
The Gazette De France denies that the
manifesto of Count De Chambord has caused
rupture between the legitimists and orlean-
list.
The French government has paid Switzer-
land two million francs as part of the Ieim-
bursement for the care of the soldiers that took
refuge there and Switzerland has returned the
war material.
Earthquakes are reported in Calleo.--The
bank OF Peru has been Craftsmanship
Taboquilla from Liverpool, encountered pr-
ates on the straits of Magellan.