Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-05
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EUROPEAN NEWS, &C.
Secret Operations at Liverpool and
Bristol.
The Commune order the Hotel de Vile
to be Burned.
Rossen Arrested in Paris.
San Juan and the United States.
Rossell Arrested in Paris.
LONDON.


London, June g. Minister Schenck with
Earl de GRAY, Lord Pendcrton aud Sir STAFF
ford arrived at Liverpool, and was presented
with addresses by the Chamber Of Commerce
of that city, to which he made an appropriate
response Mr.. Schenck will reach this city
tomorrow.
The Emperor. of Brazil is expected at
Southampton on the 18th inst. Anon Coun-
ell of that city are preparing address of
welcome.
Liverpool and Bristol, will, it is said be
the next scenes of secret operations.
Papers have been discovered which show
that the operations of the Communists were
directed from London.
1t has been ascertained that the the chiefs
of the International Club and several Eng
lishmcn were among the insurgents.
Theirs promises that whatever sentence is
imposed upon Asst and Rochefor, will be
faithfully executed.
An order signed and sealed by the Com
mune to burn Hotel de Vile, has been dis
covered.
PARIS.
Paris, June ,. The theatres have been au-
thorzed to reopen, but the cafres and chan
tants are still under restrictions.
The Versailles Assembly has voted IO5 300
francs tor the purpose of rebuilding the house
of Theirs.
No one is allowed to leave the city after
o'clock in thd evening, from which hour all
the gates closed and cavalry patrol the
streets and suburbs until morning.
The commission appointed for the re-or-
ganlzation of the army has decided in favor
NJ al b,la
against the advice of NJ. Theirs, who recon-
mended the restoration of the law of 1882.
A letter from Father Hyacinth in Gauleirs,
acknowledges the sympathy Italy feels for
France, and advises the union Of the Latin
races, as the balance of Europe is menaced
by prepon1erence of Germans. Father
Hyacinth concludes: "Paris is in ashes.
The work of people who have no God or
Savior, it is impossible for them to believe
in or love Him. Let the rulers with whole
heart and brain consider the problem, and
labor for the restoration of France to faith
prosperity and peace"
Many strangers including number of
Englishmen, have arrived in Paris, and the
arrival of foreigners is increasing daily.
The Figaro estimates the number of men
who bore arms in the late instruction, and
who have not yet been identified or arrested,
at 30, 900.
Rossell was arrested to. day in Paris.
BRUSSELS.
Brussels, June 3. Diplomatic relations
between France and Germany will shortly be
resumed.
BERLIN.
Berlin, June 9. The bill incorporating
Alsace with the German empire has been
| read three times before the German Parla-
ment
The Emperor has decided the San Juan
question in favor of the United States
VERSAILLES.
Versailles, June 3. The insurgent who
committed the shooting of the Archbishop
has been discovered through his own boast
ing
A notable insurgent boasts that the burn
| ing of Paris will be considered insignificant,
when the London docks with all their wealth
| are consumed, as grand lesson to the mid
die casses of Europe.