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| VERSAILLES, June 12-Despatches from
Rouen state that several disturbances have
occurred there emanating from spirit OF nos
tility displayed by the inhabitants against the
Germans, who have been making preparations
for their hOmeward march, now manifest a
disposition, in consequence of these disturban-
ces, to maintain their occupancy CT the city
for an indefinite period.
| Didn't want 10 see Him.
| VERSAILLES, JuLe 13.-Gen. TrOchu made a
long speech before the assembly in Justification
of his administration of affairs. lie said he
wrote to Napoleon in August urging the recall al
OF Bazine's army to Paris. He (TrOchu) as
sisted at conference of Chalons when it was
| decided that he as Governor of Paris should
prepare for the return Of Napoleon to the
Capitol, which was formerly opposed by the
| Empress
Trochu added he was badly received by
| Count De Palikao as long as the latter re-
| manned minister of war. The general then
gave detailed account of the difficulties OF
the defense during the siege of Paris Dy the
Prince De Joinville and Due d Aumale
arrived here yesterday and were present at the
J Soiree of Theirs.
manifesto from the directory of the Soci-
ETY.. International protests against the barbara
| ties of the Versaillists and urges its members
to avenge their slaughtered brothers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Times ON Yeste, days Discussion.
LONDON, June 13.-The Times to.day says in
an editorial: The discussion yesterday in the
House of Lords once more shows that the ad-
vantages of the Treaty of Washington greatly
Overbalances its deficiencies. We admit that
to yield to conciliate our opponent is unwise
but the American Commissioners also receded
from their original demands.
SPAIN.
Scheme of the Spanish BOurbons.
MADRID. June 13.-The Emperor of Brazil
is expected here in few days.
The Duchess of Montpensier has gone to
Italy.
The impartial publishes basis of the fusion
OF the branches of the Spanish Bourbons which
provides that the Duke of Montpensier shall
be regent during the minority of Prince Al
phoDzo, and that the country shall be govern
ed under the constitution OF 1845, literally
modified.
1t is reported that Senior Laston, Deputy in
the Cortes, is member of the Societe Inter-
rationale.
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Sir JOhu 10 Define.
TORONTO, June 10 Sir John A. MacDop-
aid is expected in this city in few days, when
he will fully and publicly define his position
on the Treaty of Washington, though he does
not regard himself at liberty to speak till Mr.
Gladstone has brought up the subject in the
Commons and that body moved in the matter.
Halifax i'm the Fuiurc-The Coal Duty.
HALIFAX, June 13-A report was published
on good authority to-day that after Great Brit
ain ratifies the Treaty Of Washington this sta
ton will be reduced to commodOreshp under
command of Lord John Hay, first Lord of the
Admiralty, and Halifax will no longer be
rendezvous for naval vessels
The ceal miners, to-day, at a public meeting
appointed a committee to report on the best
means for the removal of the United States
coal duty.
Another Tire atty Speech.
QUEBEC. June 13-The Secretary of State
to-day in public address said that the Cana
dian government had energetically protested
TO the home government against its clauses
conc erning fisheries. The reply of the British
government was that the interests of the EN-
pire required that the Commissioners should
sign the treaty but that the rights of the Do
minion to reject clauses effecting its interests
was reserved. He assured his hearers that the
Canadian government was perfectly free and
untramelled, and would show it was when the
subject came before the Canadian Parliament.
1t remained for the Imperial government to
show why the Objectionable clauses should be
accepted, and what inducements there were
for Canada to acquesce in them.
MAINE. ~atg7
Especial Dispatch by Western Union Linel
New GLOUCESTER, June 13.-The Annual
Session of the Cumberland Conference of
Congregational Churches is in progress in
this town. Sermons have been preached by
Prof. Barbour and Rev. E. H. Byington, and
discussion on personal Religion" Full at
tendance.
Military.
BANGOR, Me-, June 13. The Woodbridge
Cadets. of Lynn, Mass, Capt. j. c. Bachelor,
sixty muskets strong, with the Lynn Brass
Band, arrived here this morning at z O'clock.
They were accompanied by ex-Mayor Buffum
OF Lynn, ard several members of the staff of
the 9Th Mass. Regiment as guests. They were
received at the depot by the Jameson Guards,
Capt. White, in full ranks, and escorted to
their quarters at the Franklin House and
Penobscot Exchange. In the p. Nj. the Guards
esCOrted THO Godcts-4h-a l.-4ho- principal
streets to Broadway, where they went through
the dress parade. after which dinner was serv-
ed in NOrembega Hall.
Tomorrow morning they. make an excur--
sion to Oldtown and leave here for Augusta
on the one o'clock train.
Especial by International Lne.l
Tournament of the Junior Clubs.
BRUNSWICK June 10, 1871.
On account of the rain Monday the tourna-
ment for the junior base ball championship of
the State, was postponed till Tuesday morn
ing.
The Resolutes of Portland, Conglomerates of
Wateryille and Electrics of Brunswick, were
the only clubs present. The first game was
between the Resolutes and Conglomerates, the
Electrics to play the winning club Game was
called at 8 liam. w. Taylor of the Dirigos,
being chosen umpire. The following is sum-
mary of the game:
CONTEMPORARIES. REsoLUTEs
Left on Left on bas-