The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-17
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VarIOns Matfers.

VariOns Matters.
PARIS, July 15.-The weather is excessively
hot and number of cases of sun-stroke have
been reported.
Theirs to-day received deputation of mem
beTs fr( m the lett in the Assembly who COM
planned of a continuation of arrests and state
OF seige in Paris and OF the non-removal of the
capital fran Versailles. The President, in re-
ply, said that the pers ,ns arrested were accus-
ed OF henOus crimes and that the sta tie of siege
Will shortly be raised and that the capital will
be removed to Paris after recess of the Assem-
bly, in October.
The egitimist chiefs declare that their party
still remains intact despite the manifesto OF
Count de Chambord. Some members of the
party are attempting the issue of a circular
proclaiming adherence to the Count under all
circumstances, but it obtains vely few sigma
lures.
1t has been positively ascertained but one
person was killed by explosion Of the projectile
mandatory at Vincennes.
COmpulsOry Military Service.
The Duke of Charities has asked leave to
serve with the French troops in Algeria.
Archbishop Guiberty of Tours has been APP
pointed successor to Monseigpur Darboy as
Archbishop of Paris.
The committee of the Assembly upon the re-
organic tiOn Of the army has adopted the prin-
cipal of compulsory service. The National
Guards therefore will be dissolved throughout
the country.
& he Status of the Pope.
La France announces thas a frank and sim
cere explanation has been exchanged with the
Italian government on the subject of the occu-
patton of Rome the capital of Italy and
status of the Pope.
PARIS, July 16-Gen. Paladne has been APP
pointed commandant of the 18th military d.
vision OF France.
The journal Official again propounces the
alleged letters of Theirs to the Pope for
gerry.
No prisoners were arrested in Montrouse
alone last week.
The court martial for the trial of the Com.
munists prisoners will open to. morrow
The Avenier OiberaO asserts that nj. THEIRS
has written short and vogue letter the Pope
limiting that France will support Papacy dip
lomatcaly if other powers will act with her.
GER MANY.
Return Of Bavatian Troops.
BERLIN, July 16 The Bavarian troops
which served in the late war made their tri.
umphal entry into Mnnlch to-day amid most
enthusiastic rejoicing The city was splendid
iy decorated and there was general illumina-
ton to night.
treaty with the Uuiat d states Ratified,
VIENNA, July Is. = The Austrian govern.
ment has formally ratified the naturalization
treaty with the United States
Foreign Items.
The Prince Imperial, Frederick William of
Germany, will be present in Munrich to wit
ness the triumphal entry OF the Bavarian
forces. ~
The Spanish Cortes has continued the tobac.
co monopoly.
The Russian minister to Italy arrived in
Rome, Friday. sie
Dispatches received at London from Riga,
(Russia) announce terrible fire raging among
the shipping in that port Folly thirty banks
had been burned halt of which were loaded
with hemp and corn. The American bark Hill
ers is among the vessels reported Destroyed
The latest dispatches say the fire is under con-
trOi.
CUBA.
Cuban Matters.
HAVANA. Jnly 15.-The Voce de Cuua an
n0unce5 several seditiOns attempts at Porto
Rico. The authorities have the matter al
ready In hand: Otherwise the Island is quiet
The Cuban Gen Leon Tamago was captured
lately and executed at Sancti Espiertus
Insurrection Expected.
KINGSTON, July 15-The government has
been advised that the negro squatters intend
to attack the judges of Morant Bay COurt if
their decision is against them. It is reported
the insnrrection will begin on the 10Th or 21st
INST 1nst. Inc government is preparing to meet it.
Inc constaouary has received arms and am
manitiOn and this Ashwood volunteers have
been ordered to hold themselves in readiness.
SPAIN.
Will Keep Cuba.
MADRID, July 15.-There has been an excit-
ed debate for two days in the Spanish Cortes
upon the colonial policy of the government
motion submitted by the opposition looking
to vigorous prosecution of the war to prevent
the loss of Cuba was discussed, as also the
proposition made by Gen. Sickles for the sale
OF Cuba to the United States, and it was re.
solved to keep Cuba at any cost
Murderer Of Prim Arrested.
MADRID, July 16.-The Cortes yesterday eve
ming voted the budget.
The murderer of Marshal Prim has been ar
rested.
1t is said that Prince Iassise, son of ex-Queen
Isabella, OBJECTS to the regency OF Duke de
Pensier. proposed by the monarchcal party in
event Of the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty
in Spain.
Its rnmored that in consequence of the
warm discussion in the Cabinet Council min
listers Martos, Bovilla and Beranger are deter
mined to resign and that the present Cabinet
will 10 1iSsn aI aud