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The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
Bou1roN and Park, tua Of N. nartie, ...n,;

BoULToN and Park. two Of the parties impl-
Gated in the woman personation affair, whi,h
created SO much excitement in London. last
stAmmer, and the details of which reused BOD.
a'aF Indignation to the highest pissh, surren-
dered themselves short time siSee to the an
'horltles for trial. 1t will Ae remembered that
when their more arstosratie companions wera
arrested these men could. not be found and
they have so FAR eladed the vigilance of ,hs
police. Their trial began in London Wednes-
day. They are charged with an unnatural
crime and the proceedings will doubtless de.
velope details of an excessively revolving ma
ture. The court was crowded at the opening
of the proceedings, thousands being present.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

The Boston School Board has declared its
infalibility by refusing to grant the request
for change of the hours Of study in the Latin
School. The memhers disregard alike the
wishes of the parents of the pupils, the warn
ing of tho medical profession, and the voice of
public opinion. Hereafter the citizens of Boston
are to understand that the School Board is
master of the situation, and nobody is to inter-
fere, by petition, by remonstanee, or even by
suggestion, with its functions We suggest
term OF tuition at primary school as cure
for such case of arrant stupidity.
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The Confessions of AM InuaI;a
SPECIAL NOTICE.

N. b. Mrs. Bibber, the blind Clairvoyant, would
thank the people of Portland for their PATRONAGE
and desires all who wish to avail themselves of bsr
treatment, to call at their earliest convenience Har
examinations are free and her medicines reasopabo
AS Mrs. Bbber is 50 occupied, she has been ob,oed
to limit her hours, from 10 a. m. to p. m. nv
special request she will remain here till tho middle
Of May. Rooms, No. Z Brown Street. 27an,n,
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'RAND ARMY CONFERENCE.-The National
convention OF the Grand Army of the Repub-
nc assembled in Boston at noon on Wednes.
gay One hundred and fi(tv 5e,e.,,os -.
present fran nearly every Northsa" Ser we're
child E p .Ie delegates were Gems. owen, Fair.
Bate ea and Ns nrasd Barnes, Underwood,
Chaplain Qunt. The prosee e Mas offered BY
closed doors. were Win
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW LOAN OF THE UNITED STATES.

The subscriptions t, the New Five Per Cent. Stock
of the United States now amount to about $50 900
They confidently expected to reach 10000, 900
by the time the New Bonds are ready for delivery IN
May The proposals of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury will then be changed to the following program
me: .
First-Bonds to the amount of three hundred mil
lions of dollars payable In coin, at the pleasure OF
the United States, ater ten years from the dale OF
in coin, at The rate OF five per cent. per snnum.
SecOad-Bolds to the amount Of three hundred
millions of dollars. payable in eon at the pleasure
OF the United States, alter fifteen years from the
date OF their issue, and bearing interest, payable
quarterly in coin, at the rate OF tour and half per
cent. per annu,n.
millions of dollars pay able IN coin, at the pleasure
OF the United States, alter thirty years from the date
of their ISSUE and bearing interest. payable qrarter-
ly ia CON- at the rate OF four per cent per annum.
Subscriptions TO the loan will have preference,
after the above mentioned two hundred millions are
taken up, in the following order, namely;
First-subscriptiops lor equal amounts OF each
Second-Subscriptons for equal amounts Of bonds
Delting interest at the rate OF four and hait per
ya and 81 bonds bearing interest &C the rate Oh
!. Third-slbscrip'ions for any five per cent. bonds
.,iaa may not be subscribed for IN the proceeding
PRESCRIPTIONS to the remainder OF the 5000 600 900
VI nsc per cents, which are uncondit opal arc now
subscribers, who receive sefin certificate in ID
vance, II tney desire to pay their god or exchange
O' , 0a'Is o 1Vs u. once In the registered
Pon iot, ia oomas Viii be issued of The
o onn Jus 80 Saoo sooo 100, $4,000, and
anu . tn y; y, eaen denomination ex-
esP' INC is Ss ihs naa 81 ri DO PAYABLE IN
onsr,spiv on tba rst Of the
ary NAV. Aucus and November. i'm each wear
The bonds OF the several casses aorei al and the
ptere st thereon are exen pt the payment OF al
taxes or dues of the United States as we'll as from
taxation in any form by or under State, municipal
or local authority.
After waturiIy the bonds asst issued will be frs
rele med by classes and numbers as may be desig
na,ed by the Secretary of The Treasury.
ine u IA u'e puu I . IoD' ., ~ sa
tne "aI 81 ns reoG ~; anu I've e,e., a. 'o s ,'
ume, " 'he annuai o"uen VI ih'eie'', @io % 'o'
lows . ..- -
Principal of debt ,1865. .755 995, ~
Paid under JObnsOn. ................ 264 593, 81
Principal, March 4, 1869. ........S2 ,491 500 80
fall uhder Grant. ..'..'..........'... zEoooo'o"
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freseht puDnc oe0t. 20
interest chaig e, looo Ioioo<'oo
| Reduced IN fonr years by payments and
funding ......................... 2o44z,o o
e ~. ....... -. -
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The Hyde Park Riot,

A Scranton dispatch says the sum total of
the ARRAY at Hyde Park on Tuesday was three
men seriously wounded, one of them miner /;
three men slightly wounded and two women
hurt. The Mayor OF the city and the agents Of
the Company were on the ground soon after
the warm fight was over. There is no sign Of
another immediate outbreak, but if the labor.
ers insist on resuming work more riots may be
expected. The actual strength of the new
movement agitated among the laborers for the
last few days is not sufficient to warrant any
desirable results. The city is very much ex-
cited over the affair, and the authorities are on
the watch for further movements.
The Delaware & Hudson Company's miners
offer to resume work, submitting the wages to
arbitration. and it is believed that the offer will
be accepted. ~.
"Wednesday morning the bodies of three
murdered 1aborers were found in swamp
During the riot, when the laborers were rout-
ed they fled into this swamp followed by the
Infatuated miners, where these three men were
beaten and kicked to death. The Irish labor
ers held meeting and passed resolutions de-
claring that the cowardly and dastardIy assault
OF Irishmen; condemning the Mayor for not
sending aid to them when notified of the effu-
zion of human blood; dissolving all connection
or fraternity with Welchmen in the future and
pledging themselves ''to go in heart and hand
with laborers in movements, and that we will
get our names enrolled and resume work with
them as soon as the Company get prepared for
work. We, in the future, will band ourselves
together and be prepared for any murderous
assault -
Martin Mcdonald, who was taken home in
wagon in dying condition, says;
l made my way to clump of trees and was
followed and overtaken by seven men who
called out "YOu Irish son of a BIB" The
seven men struck me with billies and left me
inse nsible. One brute afterwards came back
and raised me and asked me if could walk
l tried to get on my knees but as soon as he
saw 1 was!so strong be kicked me in the mouth
and ear knew not what became OF me until
found myself surrounded by friends.
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In the Massachusetts, Supreme Court on
Wednesday Messrs. Moses Kimball. Thomas
Talbot and Avery Plumer were declared the
legitimate successors Of the original trustees
under the Berdel, mortgage, and upon their
complying with certain specified conditions
receivers arc to place in their lands the PROD.
eaay and franchise of the Boston, Hartford g.
Erie r. r. Company.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

In the Massachusetts Legislature Wednes.
day there were two reports on the woman suf-
frage question. The majority of the commit
tee reported leave to withdraw on the petitions
in favor Of woman suffrage, and Mr.. Bird, Of
the Senate and Baker of the House unite in
recommending the passage of resolve to
amend the Constitution, as the petitioners
have asked. 1t is thought the majority report
will receive the votes of a large majority in
each branch of the Legislature
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

The Methodist c.ergymen are IN genera,
state of removal frem one station to another
this week preparatory to entering upon the du.
ties of their respective charges on next Sun
day,
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THE TREATY.-The London Times so,,.
mentiug on the treaty saws:

Neither England nor Canada ever raised the
question of exclusive privilege in the naviga-
ton of the St. Lawrence. The terms of set
Element of the San Juan boundary are salts
factory to England, and the only difficulty is
as to the fear of adjustment of the Alabama
claims. The Times doubts whether the treaty
will be immediately ratified by the Senate but
nevertheless trusts it will be adopted and be-
come final solution of all the difficulties be-
tween the two countries.
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Pimples ON the Face.

For Comedones, Black Worms or Gruhs, Pimn,v
Eruptions, and Blotched designations on the face
Use Perry's Come done and PimpIe Reneav
1t is invaluable to he afflicted Prepared onIv hr
DIR. G. II. Perry, DermOtologist, 40 ROM
St., N. Y. Sold by Druggists everywhere,
teho7su dow Amos
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Rut1er & Reed

Claim to have tho Best Rubber Boots made T.,
the United States, which they sell as low as an,
kind of Rubbs Boot can be purchased in this city,
dc1sueodti II Msrkeisquare,
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FOR Sale!
A PAIR OF FIRsT-CLAss HOUSES
ON CARLTON STREET.

NoW finishing and to be ready for Occupancy A.
~ bout the frs OF Nav,
Ihese houses are supplied with all the mrdern
eonIeh'ences and are now being treseoed by Schu-
manner. They will be SOLD at a reasonable prica.
subscriber on the premises, or at "A Daniorth 81.
apl1l new2taw WILLIAM BURROWES,
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For Moth Patches, Freckles. and

Tan, use Perry's Moth md Freckle Lot;o,,
1t is the only reliable and harmless Remedy known
for removing Brown discoloration. Sold by druo-
gists everywhere. Depot 40 Bond 81.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

.. D Hxin, u. Perkins, Dem, was elected Mavor
=, Wii,iamsport, Pa, on WEDNESDAY Tha
er, .as i = 0''er and Treasur-
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GOrhans Senain0ru I

THE Summer Term OF this Institution will COM
i mence on Tuesday, May 23i, and continue ten
weeks. s .l
For further information send for circular to
JOHN A. WATERWAYS, Secy,
or j. b. WEBB, Principal.
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IPer CITY o, Brook lin. at New York. /,

Ar at liverpool 26th ut, Semiramis, Green, from
Pensacola. .f.aH8 Euflaf. r.
Sid 26th Sarah Staples. Stone, Philadelphia. -
on Aldborough goth. Golden Horn, Cutting. frem
Bremerhaven Tor London.
Ar AT Gibraltar 18th ult, Monitor, Eaton, n York,
land cid 18th for Legborn) = So
In bremerhaven Roads 23d ult Riverside, Randall;
Fotest Eagle. HOsmer, and Vesuyus. curtis, =.
:, Ar at Amsterdam 22d ut, Anna Walsh, Coombs,
New Orleans. ~
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vEGETINE

. me great secret OF Its wonderful successful
msi9r,ng me hver ana kdpeys 10 healthy action
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladies' Goods

1t should not be unknown to the Ladies that they
can purchase Fancy Goods, Hoop Skirts,
HOSIERY, CHILDKEN'S GARMENTS. Collars
Cuffs, Hdkfs. Laces. Edginss. Insertings Ribbons.
Plaid ami PLAN Sashes, Trimmed and Untrimmed
MATS and BONNETS, Wells, Nets, Shirt Fronts,
Paper Collars, Neck-ries, Perfumery Toilet Scans.
&c., at MRS. BRADFORD'S New store No 2lS
CONGRESS 81. az Lower Prices than elsewhere
victoria Curls and Parepa Braids i'm silk
finish at low prices, caono' be Distinguished from
mar Re.ntis.i Human Hair CURLS lssar
Tamseal only lao Good Imitation SOC to f5c
under Congress Hall, nearly opposite First
Parish Church. Chi.drens' Hats Trimmed Z,r.a
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
KENNEBEc COUNTY.

A correspondent of the Lewiston Journal
has been Investigating the cheese poisoning
case in Winthrop. where some twenty persons
were made sick by eating cheese; and fi1ds
not aught against the cheese maker. He saws
in connection with the suppostion that verdi.
girls from copper or brass kettle may have
caused this sickness, he submits the experi-
ence of G: w. Fairbanks, Esq. He fed two
tie. In short time they sickened and enc Of
them died. He OWNED the cause and threw
the kettle, milk and apples into the back yard
and saved the life of his other pig.
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
sPOK EN-.

Feb 4, lat SO 04 S. lon 80 W, ship GaInett, from
Callao tor Hampton Roads.
March 1e lat % N. lon % SO, ship Golden Fleece,
from Manila tor New York. T. = q -
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

FRECKLES! FRECKLES |
USE HOMAN's PERSIAN WASH
to remove MOTH, TAN, and FREcKLEs, the only
reliable and Harmless Preparu-
ton En0aUn TO Science!
Manufactured only by B. r. RACKLfY. Dover
N H., and sold by all Druggists. my11sn3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il Bangor, Maine, 10 st. John. New Brunswick a
distance OF 2r2 mile,,-with the exception of IS
mil between Winn. Me- and The boundary line of
the State at Vanceb"ro'. On this portion the track
Is NV heius la d, both f.om Winn eastward and
from Vaaceboro' avesaCard and 1t is full expected
that the work will be completed and trans RAINING
from Bangor to st. John in September next.
Tbs road will then he
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.

We learn from the Bangor Wing that Jas.
Jefferson and George Howard, Of Oldtown.
while at work breaking rolling tier on front
Brook, tributary Of the East Branch of the
PenobscOt, on Tuesday the 2d inst. were
caught among the - logs and frightfully
jamned. Jellson is so badly injured his life
is despaired of-several logs having passed
completely over him, and Howard bas his right
foot below the knee badly crushed.
The Wing says Deputy Sheriff VIM. L.
Scribner of Springfield drought to Bangor and
lodged IN jail Tuesday, a man calling himself
Alexander Wilson, and apparently from the
Provinces, who cOnfesses to have broken into
eleven houses 10 Lee, Winn and adjoining
towns within short time past Mr.. Scribner
has been ON the lookout for him for some time
and on Monday morning found him asleep in
the woods, in the edge Of Springfield. Wilson
was armed with revolver but the Deputy was
too sharp for him and he surrendered at discre-
ton. #E
The dry goods stores of Williams & Getcbell
and .. L. Rlnes & Co., in Bangor were broken
into early Tuesday morning, and robbed of
silks to the value Of s., 500 Wednesday morn
ing the slkswere found on board the steamer
City of Richmond, packed in 10 trunk and a
sack and checked for Portland. The trunk
was purchased last Monday evening at a store
in Bangor by two young men aud was deliver
ed at the boat at four O. clock Wednesday morn
ing.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Advocate says the directors of the Som.
erset Railroad held meeting at the Somerset
Hotel last Thursday. 1t is understood that
they voted to issue mortgage bonds, and COM
plete the road.
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FoREIGN PORTS.

Sid I'm Cadiz 2Oih ult, brigs Stockton. Griffin for
Portsmouth; 2lst, Smith, Dodge, Gloucester.
Sid TN Bremen 2sd ult. shlp, Golden Horn, Cutting
Cardiff: Gardner Colby, Dunbar, do. ftals4f
At Port Slain l2ta ult, sch Gen Conner, Cousins,
for Philadelphia. aT rftl.W fcT
Ar at Kingston. j. 2Ist nit, scbs Eddie F Treat,
Barker, New York; M Bliss, Mcintyre. Jackson
vile.
Cid at St Jaeo 10th ult. barqus Harvest Home,
Berry. Cienfuegos IN -
Ar at Cieniuegos 2eth ult, barque Augusta Small
D Briep, Boston.
Sid 9Th. barque Ocean Eagle, waterhouse, New
York; brig Shasta. Brown, do. st4@ s4bA
Ar at Caibarien 9th ult. brig Hancock, Collins.
Havana; 2stb, Alex Nickels, Resebrook, New York.
Sid 2sth, brig Fidelia, White, New York. ,LNI
Ar at Havana 29th u t, brig Geo Berry. Bradley,
Sierra Moreno tor North OF Hatteras; Gipsey Queen
York. Philadelphia: 30h II S Bishop. Webber, from
Philadelphia; sch Nellie Scott Milan, st John, NIB;
18TH. baruue Stampede, Thomas, do: brig Adelaide,
Wilson, Philadelphia; Adde Hale Sheppard. Bait.
more; h Curtis. Merr'man, Portland sch Del
mont, Gales do; George & Emily, Harris, do; I'd,
harque Mary Reed, Welt, Liverpool; brig Lucy W
Snow, Hail. Boston.
Sid 29th barque Jennie Cobb, Packard, Sagua;
Alpine. Kmbal New yers LIT, Elba, Peterson. do;
Cid 10Th. sch Harry White, Hopkins. cardenas and
Philadelphia re
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult, baraue McGilvery, Mich
OILS, Havana: Moses ay. Loud. Philadelphia; subj
van. Perry. New York; LIST inst. sch Ralph Carilons
Curtis Providence
I. Sid list, brig Hiram Abff Tibbetts, Philadelphia.
Ar at Cardenas 18th ult. brig Adeine Richardson,
Wright, Baltimore; Both, sch Il nj Bookings, Doug
lass. Portland.
Sid 2sih, bargue j Holbrook Leavitt North OF
Hatteras; sehs Ontsra, Sprague. do: Casco Lodge,
Pierce. do 10Th brig staples, Showers, New York;
scbs Na0nta Smith AMI Agnes, Blair. North OF Hat
teras; Emily Curtis Barbour for do; 30tb, barque
Arletta Blanchard, New York; brig Eudorus, Farr,
North OF Hatteras.
Philadelphia: Ellen Perkins Perkins, North OF Hat
teras; 27th barque Daring, Mcdonald, Boston. gar
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Notice.

THERE being an escape OF Gas in Putnam Hall
L last evening. May 10Th, Mrs. Stevenson's Vocal
Class (sdult) did not meet usual. The lesson will
therefore be given on Friday evening next and Fri
days usual lesson ON Saturday.
szY The hall viii most positively not be rented
again for dancing. my11d2ts
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11
THE ONLY RAILWAY

CONNECTING THE UNITED STATES
AND THE BRITISH PROVINCES New
Brunswick and Nova Scota). The population o. tire
maritime Provinces il about ONE MILLION,
and all the land travel freight, mails. &c, between
them and the Uni cd States, will pas this L, INK
line. which is WITHOUT OOM PETITlON
Although not yet completed, the business of the
road ia already FAR greater than its most sappuine
friends predicted and is continually increasing. To
complete this road and to equip it rs fully as its
present large business and the imned ate iucI casa
consequent upon its completion. requres.-the Com
pany has issued its Bonds 10 the amount of Two
Millions OF Dollars, secured by
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

IMPORTS.
DRPARTUsE OF OCEAN sTEA ELS

Sagua. Sch Mary Louise-2ss bids % tics mola,ses
to Jas M Chui chill.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
rCHOS. $. BRIDGHAM having withdrawn from
i the finn OF =. CHADWICK & CO., the bust
ness will hereafter be conducted oy thu unde signed
SAMUEL CHADWICK.
{ Portland Nav L. 1871 my11dtf
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800, 900 Acres of Land (!

Said lands being the same granted by the State of
Maine to aid tbs construction oil this They are
situated along the PenObscot and St. John rivers,
an are heavily timbered and valuable. Large
tracts especially 10 the fertile Aroostook Valley 1.-THE
finest agricultural district in the State valuab
Tor farming lands as well as for their timber. This
immense GRANT nj lands puuaIa ahout :
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$4,000 Acrcs to each Mile

of Railroad with which they are mortgaged. They
cover 1850 square miles (nearly large the Stale
OF Rhode Island, which is 1906 square miles and
are OF great value, rH Il f
The Bonds are tor $1,000 each, due March 1, 1899,
bear interest at =
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state n ews.
AROOsTOOK COUNTY,

The Houlton Pioneer says at a revival meet
ing in Ludlow, one evening last week, a young
man was present who was not apparently ac-
customed to the use of refined language, and
who evidently had not enjoyed the advantages
of polished society. Feeling the spirit move
he arose and delivered himself thus: "Bretb.
rem and sisters, don't feel SO ramptious as
did last night; but II am determined to 60 it,
root hog or diei @ 4
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

ON ITS ENTIaE ROAD AND PROP.
KRTY FROM VIM TO VANCERO ss n,
and. in ad itiOn thereto. by Fl8sT AND
ONLY m O n TGA(SE ON
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-11

Ship Geueveve Strickland. Tor Bath Strickland,
at New York from Newport e, came The middle pas
and had fine wealth up TO April list: from that
time to the 10th. experienced strong gales from NV
to SW. stove quarter boats, skylghts. started head
gear, split sails, and filled cabin with water several
time: on the 10th. had another gale, with heavy
seas lost main opsail &C. gale lasted p hoursi bad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-20
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov 19.-A degree has been Is
sued suspendlng the newspapers LdVien
rer and Ia PdyS, for printing articles In
sulting TO the government.
Several additional court martials have
been created for to dispose of q large mum.
Der Of Communist prisoners stll rntried
Gambetta made his expected speech al
st. Quentin, last night His tone was
moderate, and his speech has an excellent
effect on public opinion. He assured bis
hearers that no danger at present menaCed
the existence ofthe Republic, but reforms
were necessary to confirm II. The people
should SEQ that legislation to that end be
not kept back too long In the national
Assembly. The citizens should take
more active practical interest In political
affairs, and make their influence felt In
the government TO give their power its
legitimate effect. lie advocated the for.
nation of national Republican party,
and setiorth in detail the plan OF tho or.
ganization, which Is based IN many re.
spects upon the American system.
A Paris letter OF November 9th, states
that the spirit Of the working Glasses Ia
becoming somewhat revolutionary. Much
Is said to be due to the new radical Jour.
mails, In one Of which there was published
q direct injunction on All Souls Day, to
those who had lost relatives during the
Commune, To make o demonstration at
one of the public cemeteries. In conse.
Quence Of this several thousand troops
were under arms during the whole day.
Trouble among this class may occur at
at any moment ...'.. .....
The trial of the parties accused Of asSas-
sinating Generals Thomas and Lecomte
ended on the 10th. The prisoners were
pronounced guilty. Verdaguer and seven
others were sentenced to suffer death, one
TO imprisonment for life at hard labor, and
ten TO various terms Of confinement.
The Reorganization Of the French army
Is making rapid progress. By the end Of
the year the strongest stragetic positions
on the Eastern frontier will be occupied
by completely reconstructed and thor
oughly equipped corps ofthe army.
THE Constitutional says Duke do Har.
court, the French ambassador to the Pa
pal Court had sent telegram to Count
de Remuset, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
stating that the Pope has expressed his in.
tention Of leaving Rome when bill pass
ed convenlng the Italian Parliament in
that city. I.l TL"a .n"
Gambetta, Louis Blanc and Victor
Hugo have issued q card soliciting sub.
scriptions for the relief Of the families oI
Communist prisoners. t.t. t'