The Portland daily press., 1871-03-18
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i France.
THE PARIS RESURRECTION NOT suFPaEssBE.
| PARIS, March 16.-[Specisl t, N. Y. World.
Many of the officers who served under Carl
baldi have arrived and assumed command
among the insurgents. meeting of the
cnlefs was held yesterday, and it was deter.
mined to retain the cannon at at all baGards.
The insurgents continue to fOrtinue their po-
sition and mount new guns. Last night they
constructed another entrencbment and estab-
lshed powder magazines.
BAD FEELING BETWEEN FRENCH AND GERMANS.
~, PARIS, March 17.-(To Associated Press.
Inc Journals complain that the Prussans are
SUN depredating upon The inhabitants, and
urge reprisals. The Debats says that before
we can forget our German enemies we must
cease TO lind them thieves. If after thei: ex-
tortions they cannot comprehend that they
ought not to return to France, we have the
I,,ght to stretch the GORDON which will exclude
!nem from French society. Other papers talk
similar stra ne, saying there can be no friend.
ships while the Germans are in France. Diff,-
culties have arisen between the Germans and
french in relation to some Of the details of the
convention of the 18th of March.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
cartridge factory at Clancy exploded and
IL persons were killed and 40 wounded.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
1t is believed private telegraphing will re.
commence on Monday.
Ten trans will be run daily to and from Yer
saille' during the session of the National AS
sembly. "
One hundred seats in the Assembly are va
cant.
Members of the national guards have been
Vlted 10 call at he:Amer;can legation to receive
e e nve francs in money or pound of tobacco
from subscriptions in America for the relief
Vi the sufferers in France.
a meeting OF the officers and subaterns of
we national guards at Montmartre has been
summoned for the purpose OF sigung an adj.
uiess resolving on the election of their own
men. NOnsigners are denounced as traitors.
out tnere have as yet been but few signers.
All the naturalzations within the last six
months are to be declared void.
ra'dherbe, though i'll, has submitted to the
government plan for the Reorganization of
the army.
kentes are to be bought up extensively by
the government, with view to sustaining the
government in view Of the new loan.
The merchants of Paris are signing a protest
against the law in relation to commercial, bills
The Assembly has appointed committee of
forty-fve to report upon the state of the in
vaded departments. The mayors of the arron-
easements are required to state all The cost
incurred, especially all Outrages committed by
ing at their disposal, and the prospects of the
harvest. ~
The Germans have lett Dieppe.
Austria.
JUBILEE OVER FRENCH LIBERATION.
VIENNA, March 1.-THE programme for the
celebration in honor of the Liberation of France
from the Prussians has been arranged by O
committee of citizens of Graz the capital of
Syria. The proposition has not yet been sauc-
toned by the government of Syria.
Italy.
THE JESUIT TROUBLES.
ROME, March 17.-Cardenal Aptonelli has
sent a fresh note to the italian authorities in
regard TO the disturbances among the Jesuits.
Great Britain.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
LONDON, March 17-It is said that the re.
suit OF the labors of the Black Sea conference
will be presented to Parliament tonight
The Cambridge and Oxford crews are now
practicing daily on the Thames.
In the House Of Lords to- night Earl Carnar-
Won stated that OF three hundredlthousand bar
rels of powder stored in the government arse
mails al but eight hundred barrels were worth
less, and the government had been paying for
pebble powder twice its cost in its own shops
He deplored the apathy OF the government at
time when the state of Europe made war
more than possible.
Lord Northbrook, under Sec'y of War, ex-
planned the new prismatie powder, which 10
superseding all other kinds and had engaged
the attention of the government.