The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-05
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Hesio, alton of Order and Business.

| ResfO' alton of Order and Business.
| PARIS, June The strt cts OF Paris hav
been re-opened TO traffic. The barrcades hav
all disappeared, the pavements repaired, ant
| there is perfect order everywhere.
The police are arresting all suspected per
| sons. Ten courts-martial have been establish
| ed at CherbouIg Tor the trial of all prisoner
sent there by the Provost Marshal The latte
service is carried on at the theatre du Chatele
In this city, where summary process is he'll
prior to trial by military court.
The search for concealed arms continues to b,
vigorously prosecuted, and many have beer
found.
A strict watch is kept upon the right bank:
of the Seine and sentinels arrest all passing a.
night.
The government has ordered the re-instal
me ut of teachers in the schools.
Inc gen Jarmerie is to be augmented to an
effective force of 5000. A Republican Guard
of IL 600 will also be formed
Ii is proposed to constr let forts within the
walls OF Paris TO prevent the possibility of a
renewal of the instruction.
The railways between Versailles and Paris
nave resumed their trips and are already doing
an immense passenger traffic. Business in
Paris is rapidly reviving.
Chance for the BOurbons.
VERSAILLES, June Sit is reported that a
majority of the Assembly favor the PROPOSE
ton for the abr0gation of the laws for the ban
ishment of the Bourbon Princes from France,
and the proposition to extend the power of NJ.
Theirs as Chief Executive for two years.
No Pardon for Rebels.
In the Assembly to-day M. Bruenet, q depu-
ty belonging to the party of the left, proposed
that the government should grant political
amnesty to the Communist prisoners which
they held, urging that sufficient punishment
had already been inflicted to serve the purpose
OF the government, and that the abortion of a
lenient policy would be followed by benetic-
ial effect thrOught the country. The majority
OF the members present disapproved of the
proposal, which went over accordingly.
Rum rs of u Plot TO Burn all the U5,ies n r
europe Renewed.
Archbishop Darboy will be buried on
wednesday, when the Assembly will suspeud
its sessions. The insurgent who commanded
the shooting of the archbishop has been dis
covered through his own boasting Another
notable insqrgent boasts that the BURNING of
Paris will be considered Insignificant when the
London docks with all their wealth are con.
sumed as grand lesson to the middle classe
OF Europe. London, Liverpool and Bristol
VIII be the next scenes of secret OperatiOns-
Papers have been discovered which show that
the operations OF the Comppnists were direct
ed from London. 1t has been asoertaiped that
the chieis OF the International Club and sever
al Englishmen were among the insurgents
Thiers promises that whatever sentence ia
imposed upon Assy and Eoebefort will be faith
fully executed.
An order signed and sealed by the Com
mune to burn the Hotel eVile has been dis
covered. -
Miiitsry Rule.
PARIS, June 4.-No one is allowed to leave
the city after nine in The evening, from which
hour all the gates closed and cavalry pa.
troll the streets aud suburbs until morniro
The commission appointed Tor the re-organlz1-
ton of the amy has decided in favor of oom-
pulsory service of all Frenchmen against ad.
wise OF NJ. Theirs. .1 N -.f
father Hyacinth,s Letter.
A letter from Father Hyacihth ack a0wledges
the sympathy Italy feels Tor France, and ad-
vlses the Union of the Latin races, as the bal
ance OF Europe is meuaced by the preponder-
ance Of Germans. The acts of the Commune
IS the result OF the neglect of God by the pee
Pile. The nineteenth century is the age of
The Cd Empire treated social
questions in the spirit of Cas- instead of seek
ing to solve them by the dissemination OF edu-
cation. 1t moreover imposed prolonged celeb
acy on soldiers and legalized the prostitution
of women. and tue church also failed in its
missloD, Ii was too much occupied with dog
matte questions and too little in the instruction
of its flock. .
Father Hyacinlbe concludes, "Paris is in
ashes, the work of people who have no God
or say it is impossible for them to beleye 10 or
love him. Let the rulers with whole heart and
aud brain consider the problem and labor for
the restoration of France to faith, prosperity
and peace"
The Future. rs
PARIS, Sunday evening.-The Duke d'Au.
male has arrived at st. German.
Executions at Versailles are still numerous
All the Paris journals are discussing the
question as TO what shall be done with the Or
leans princes. Some appeal to their patriot
Ism and ask them to resign their seats in the
Assembly
M. Girardin, in the Liberte, demands the es-
adjustment of liberal republic after the
model of the United States or Switzerland.
The proposition 10 extend the Presidency of
THEIRS In the assembly is confirmed
BRUSSELS, June 2-Diplomatic relations be-
,ween France and Germany will shortly be re-
,umed.
es GERMANY.
'. Important DecisiOn.
BERLIE, June 3--The Emperor has decided
.he San Juan question III lavor of the United
States
GREAT BRITAIN.
Arrival and Reception of Minister
schenck.
LONDON, June 3.-Minisier ScIenck with
Earl DE Grey, Lord Penterden and Sir Stat
old NorthcOte, arrived at Liverpool to-day and
were presented with an address of welcome by
The Chamber of Commerce of that city, to
which he made an appropriate response. MIR.
Schenck will reach this city tomorrow.