The Portland daily press., 1871-03-22

THE RMovAL OF THE DEPOSITS.
LONDON, March q. The buliou in the bank
o! france has been removed to Vers allies and
all unlssued notes destroyed.
PRoMISCUoUS FIRING.
Inc insurgents have on several occasions
fired into each Othe- by mistake No particu-
lars OF these occurrences, or accounts OF loss OF
lie nave been glve0. A majority of the jour
mails OF PARIS consider the elections ordered by
the lnsurgent committee as VOID
THE BASIS OF NEGOTIATION.
The insurgeut journals declare their willing.
ness to treat with The Versailles government
on the following conditions:
The election Of a communal council by the
people Of Paris; the reorganization of the Ma
tloDai Guard, coupled with the power of self
election and the removal OF their officers and
The suppression OF the prefecture OF police in
Paris.
Army journals declare Theirs to be the au-
thor Vi the troubles in Paris and counsel the
troops to sef-gOvernment fiimnes5 aud tran
guilty.
THE 1NsURRECTION DENOUNCED.
VERSAILLES, March q. IL the National
Assembly To day Crevey, the president of the
body made speech depouncing the insurrec
ton IN ris. M. Clemoncian introduced a
plan tor the election OF a municipal council
composed Of eighty members for the internal
government of Paris; the urgency of which
was voted by the Assembly, and the plan for
the election of commanders of the National
Guard was introduced. Some of the deputies
denounced the assassinations which had taken
place and repudiated the course of tho Paris
deputies who parleyed with the insurgents. =
LOUIS, Blanc, Trochu, Picard and Dunfaure
were the CHEF speakers. Several deputies have
gone to Paris to demand the release of Chapzy.
THE INSURGENTS Debating TERMS TO THE
GOVERNMENT.
PARIS March d -Tba in
announces that the forts will i'm mediatelv he
armed to insure the defence of the capital-
1t has also sent an ultimatum to NJ Theirs
ixirg the 23d inst. as the last dav for the re-
turn OF the Assembly to Paris. 1fthey return
they shall have liberty of action, and ii thew re-
fuse the National Guard will march to Yer
sailles and dispense them.
THE REVOLUTION DENOUNCED.
LONDON, March 22-9 BOP M.-The govern
meut at Versailles has addressed a reassuripg
circular to the projects OF departments inform
Ing Them that the situation in Paris was no
worse. The revolution is dishopored BY It's
criminal acts and unanimously dsavowed.-
Gen. ChanZy and other officers are still de-
tanned by the insurgents but there are hopes
OF their speedy release. The mayors of Paris
protest against and refuse to carry out the il
les al orders for COMMUNICATIONS. The ASSEM-
bly, unanimously condemns the disorders and
their authors. The nationals now ouly de-
mand the nomination of Saisset, The gov.
eminent promises the speedy Intervention of
the army now rallied before Versailles and
concludes with assurances that the greater part
OF the country remains calm. A meeting of
the editors OF the Paris press was held to day
at which resolutions were adopted declaring
that the convocation OF elections for to- % orrow
should be regarded as null and void; that pub
l'c opinion was decidedly against the committee
which-ordered il; that it is TO be hoped that
the committee Is not imp heated in the illegal
and crmi0al acts OF the insurgents and that
DOW is the time for the National Guards of
Paris to come forward and put an end 10 this
deplorabe state Of affairs. The ipdignities on
Gen. Cbanzy, the mauv ,btrary arrests and
the SUSPENSION OF the Figaro and Gaulos have
aroused general Indignation. M. Grevoy's
address makes good impression. The Yer
sallles government is resolved promptly to re-
store order.
LONDON, March 21--10P The council of
konen voted an address to the Cover nr mt de-
ploIing the in direction ID Paris, asking that
prompt measures be taken tor its suppression
and promising their support. A similar adj.
dress signed by private citizens has been for
waided TO Versailles. Copies Of an insurrec.
tionary proclamaton has beeu seizrd IN Rouen
and the distribution OF inhaD1matory appeals
forbidden. ;
Gesmanv.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN, March 21-The German Parlia-
mem Was opened to-day by the Emperor Will
Lam, who In pei son delivered the speech from
the throne. The Emperor said :-"When See
the German Rech-tag for the first time after
glorious but trying struggle which Germany
has victorious prosecuted for independence /
am impel'ed first to give thanks to God for the
historic successes with which He has blessed
the faithful unity OF the German allies In
the herOism and discipline OF the armies and
me devotion OF The people We have what our
fOreiatbers struggled for, the NIFTY of Ger
many and the security of her frontiers. Our
CONVICTION OF future unity was yelled until t.
present enthusiasm OF tue people r. mt the veil.
When the fatherland was threatened the ma
tion un animously rose in her her defence and
traced its firm will 10 in6elibe characters On
the battle fields of Frauce to remain a united
people. The spirit animatiDg Germany per-
vades her culeure and the morals aud constitu-
ton OF her armies guards against the abuse of
acquired power. IDdeps ndent GERMANY re-
spects the Independence of others. This fiery
odeal through which We have passed is a reia-
BILE guarantee of European peace. Powerful
aud set-reliant Germany now beqneaths to
you the regulation of her own affairs as sat
lsiactory heritage. To he especial eratifca-
ton OF Germany the conference at LONDON, in
peaceful spirit, has achieved the work of re-
concliahOn. II is now the talk of the Reich
stag 10 heal the waunds and to confirm the
thanks OF The faiheriaud to those who have
paid for victory with their blood AID lives Let
the Heichstag co operate with the Government
in the constitutional mission Of p-rfecLing
laws Tor the welfare Of the people, The Col
sttutlOudI arrangements CONTEMPLATED DV the
Governme Mt involve The provisions OF separ ale
treaties made IN Move mber W III the Southern
States, which will receive in the new act to be
submitted to the Reichstag a better conforma-
ton and more harmonious redoeming. The
amounts to be contributed by each State TO-
ward the current expenses O! the empire de-
manfs legal settlement, and sanction is to be
given TO separate laws for Bavaria, which viii
be introduced. The war indemnity will be dis
posed with your approval in conformity with
mi to of 1l,A
claims of the empire on account of the war
will be laid befoIe you as soon as possible. The
posi- ion Of recovered territories renders neces-
sary special legis q ion, which will be speedily
brought 10 your attention. Pensions for sol
ders and support for the widows aua orphans
OF the war are to be provided for, aud a meas-
ure to these ends should be made TO apply TO
the whole empire for all fought with equal de-
votion and deserve equal honor and leward.
May the re-eStabliSnme1t OF the German En-.
pire be the promise of future greatness May
the war fought so glO iausly be followed by an
equally glorious peace, and our people hence
torLh be victorious in universal struggle for
fruits of peace.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Marriage of the Princess Louise and
the Marquis of LOrne.
WINDSOR, March 21.-[World special 1.-The
we ither is charming and the marriage OF Prin-
cess Louise mas been celebrated with bril-
liancy. At eleven O'Clock the ministers, am.
bassahors, nobility aud clergy and BRIDE
eroom's family were admitted to the royal
chanel. At twelve o'clock ten royal carriages
with all the members of the Queens family
aud other royal personages lett the Queens
gate at Windsor palace and proceeded TO the
south entrance of the chapel, where they were
received by the Lord Chamberlain and con-
Quoted to places on the bautpes AT 1915 the
bride accompanied by the Queen and suite in
five carriages arrived at the west entrance OF
the chapel, where they were Joined by the
bridesmaids, and moved up the nave amid
music bv the choir. The bride was supported
bv the Qneen, the Prince OF Wales and Duke
of Sax Coburg, bridesmaids, ladies Camp
bell, Cecil, Butler, Montague, Gordon, Lem
nox, Seymour and Fitzgerald. The bride was
seated on the lett of the altar with The Oneen