The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-16
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June 15.-Marshal MacMahOn desire
to resign his command OF the army The re
| serve corps OF the army is to be dissolved ant
Gen: Vinoy, its commander, will retire from
| An average of N,OOO persons arrive in Par
daily by the Northern and Western RAILWAYS
line Gaulois, newspaper, states that the flu
| sion Of Orleanists and Legi,imists is yet in
| complete.
| Paris journals say that the Eastern railway
Is uaiiy crowded with Germans returning tG
their homes laden with plumber.
The workmen of Paris are almost upapi.
mousiy Communists, and very bitter because
Lnelr cause has been defeated, and hate both
Ihiers and Bonapartes. Many of them will
emlgrate to America.
Republican Manifesto.
VERSAILLES, June 15-The manifesto of the
Deputies OF the lett protesting against the in
trlgue OF mOnarchists is generally approved
but the radical address to the electors of Paris
creates bad impression as it endeavors to ex-
cuse the Commune.
The Temporal Power Of the Pope.
The press generally, with the exception of
the religious journals, ridicule the efforts of
the French Bishops to commit France to the
restoration OF the Pope's temporal power
Iney pronounce the question settled and de-
clare that France cannot interfere.
GERMANY.
Close Of Parliament.
BERLIN, June 15.-The session of the Ger
man Parliament closed yesterday with speech
from the Emperor thanking the members for
grants to widows and orphans of the late war.
ne reviewed the legislation of the session, re-
ferring particularly to the debate on the bill
incorporating Alsace and Lorraine He said
It showed that however the Germans might
differ the spirit of Union was strong within
them. The Emperor closed his speech with
the words: God grant peace to the new Ger
ITALY.
The Pope's Jubilee.
FLORENCE June ia circular from TIM
munster OF the Interior to the Prefacts in.
structs them to give fall liberty to the neonIe
to celebrate the Pope's jubilee, but to take
proper precautions against disturbance. All
Is quiet at Rome, where several foreign depu-
tations have arrived to congratulate the Pope
on the occasion of his jubilee.
Foreign Items.
1t is announced that a marriage has been ar
ranged between the Princess Tbvra of Dem
mark and Duke of Edenburg.
Propositions were made in the French As.
scmpiy, Thursday, to tax passports of people
entering France, and that the Assembly set
Two years to enact organic laws
Three hundred Communists were arrested
10 farls from Saturday to Tuesday.
kocheforts trial had been fixed for Monday.
put DIS illness has caused q pOstpOnement He
will demand jury trial
Napoleon visited the Kent Cricketers We'd
nesday. He received quite an ovation and he'd
fete. He was undoubtedly surrounded by
ms OLD adherents, and bold movements are r1.
The Princess Louise, the MARQUIS Of Lorn
and many other noble personages attended a |
reception given Wednesday evening to VIM.
bradford, the American artist, at London.
In Madrid ministerial crisis expected.
A London dispatch says that persous arriv-
ng from Paris say that the half has not been |
old of the troubles in that city. and that the |
destruction Of life and property Immensely ex-
leeds both the government and newspaper &C.
counts.
A London dispatch dated this Friday morn
ng says the Countess of Paris gave birth to a |
laughter to-day. Napoleon and Eugene have |
7isited the Prince of Wales,