Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-11
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
All Hopes of his Recovery Abandoned,

London, 9. IL p. NJ. The following is
the latest official bulletin Of the condition Of
the Prince of Wales:
| Sandringham, 10 z. M. The Prince has
slept since noon, but there is no improvement
in his symptoms. Signed by Sir William
Jennor and other physicians in attendance OF
his royal highness. Many public dinners
and other projected festivals have been post
poned in consequence of the Princes illness.
Special to the N. Y. Herald.
| 3 Z. M. The Prince of Wales great
prostration is due to hemorrhage Of ulcers in
the intestines. 1t Is feared that one of these
intestines will perforate; in that case he
would die suddenly by collapse like Earl
| Chesterfield.
| "a. NJ. Sir w. Jennor and other physi-
clans in attendance upon the Prince of Wales
| have just issued bulletin stating that his
| royal highness passed quiet night. Pros
tration however still exists, but the grave
| symptoms of the disease under which the
Prince is suffering have not increased.
London, 10. p. NJ. The following of
| fetal bulletin has just been posted
Sandringham, 10. The Prince passed the
| morning TRANQUILITY, and his general condition
| is now somewhat more satisfactory than yes.
| terday.
Sandringlam 10. 10 60 P. NJ. The
| Prince has been restless during the evening
| and there is no abatement in the dangerous
symptoms of the disease. The low condition
of the Prince causes the most painful anxiety
| and intense excitement prevails throughout
London and the Kingdom.
London, IL. A. NJ. The following bull
letin has just been issued:
dir NJ Eha Dr.,
has slept little, but there is no change in
The symptoms.
5 A. NJ. 1t is manifest from actions of
sympathy everywhere and prayers for the
Prince of Wales that the symptoms of death
are imminent an all hopes of his recovery have
been abandoned. The Queen and Princess
Alexandria are bearing fatigue we'll and the
latter hardly leaves the sick room.
Paris, 8. A change in the French govern
ment is imminent. Theirs will rei qui III
the Presidency in favor of D'Anmale. He has
agreed TO This movement with the Duke and
all the influential members of the right ap-
prove of it. The Orleans Princes will not take
their seats until this plan is carried out. then
the change will be effected. The cause of
the change is Theirs inability to withstand
the right which has retired from the Prov
| ipces very hostile, and his fear of the cons
| family increasing power of the imperialists in
the army.
Berlin. 9. In the lower house of diet to-
day, Delbruck presented bill for reforms in
taxation, the object of which is to Tighten the
burdens of the lowest classes; it abolish
grst and slaughtering taxes, and makes i'm
portant reduction in other taxes which bear
on articles used by the common people.
Twenty eight ladies' have been matriculated
in the University Of Edingburg during the
present term Sir Charles Dixie informed
deputation which presented an address that
he should suspend the delivering of his pub
lie lectures until he had addressed his con-
stituents in Chelsea.
Paris, .. There was an exciting scene in
the assembly to-day. The deputy made
violent attack on the commission of pardons
for neglecting the appeals of the communists.
His speech called for rejecting the appeals
of the communists. His speech called forth
frequent and noisy demonstration of descent,
which were met with cheers from his friends.
The disorder was so great that proceedings
were temporarily suspended Qliet was
finally restored, the session was resu ned and
| the subject was dropped.