The Portland daily press., 1872-01-29
FOREIGN
FRANCE.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
PARIS, JAN 27.-The Count of Paris through
Vienna to-day en-route for Frohsdorf to visit
the Count of Chambord
The Assembly has adopted four clauses of the
merchant navy bill. The report of NJ Delsol
ON the commercial treaty with England was
presented to-day, but not read.
1t is reported that Theirs is opposed to the
creation of the office of Vice President
REPUBLICAN UPRISING THREATENED.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-News has been received
that Republican uprising was organized
throughout the South of France. A movement
was ready in case Theirs resignation resulted
in the appointment of D. Aumale or Mcmahon
chief executive. The Republicans keep the
peace only subject to the Bordeaux arrange
ment. Any attempt of the Monarchists to alb
solve themselves from it's obligations will be
the signal for taking up arms. Gambetta made
journey South to have an understanding with
the leaders. Supplies of money, arms, ammuni-
tlon and all the necessaries of war were on hand
and all the preparations for civil conflict
made. The leaders have determined to contin-
9e the precautions against future possibilities.
Should Poyer Quertier retire from the ministry
Pibard will be his successor.
ITALY.
AN ITALIAN LOAN -
ROME, Jan. 27-The Committee of Chamber
1eputys agreed to report in favor of loan of
3O0, 000, 900 lire.
AGAINST AVAILABILITY.
A new religious journal has been established
here which will oppose the dogma of infallibli-
y. Pere Haycinthe is to be one of the contrib
utors.
RECONCILIATION BETWEEN THE POPE AND
GAR
ROME, Jan. 28.-The Pope yesterday nted
an audience to Grand Duke Michael brother of
the Gar of Russia This is regarded as an in
dlcatlon of a reconciliation of the differences
winch have existed between His Holiness and
the Car 1t is reported that the Pope will in
return for the Polish Episcopal Sees, expressly
saction the adoption of the Russian language in
the Roman Catholic churches of those prOvin-
Ges with the mixed population lying between
Russia proper and Poland proper.
TELEGRAPH ITEMS.
The candy mandatory of M. Nathan & Co.
OF Cincinnati, was burned Friday night. Loss
$4,000.
An insane man committed suicide in New
York Friday, by jumping from ferry boat
"A man was caught in the machinery of a
paper mill at Bloomfield, N. j., Friday and in
stantly killed, a4R
Counterfeits on the Poughkeepsie Bank are
plenty. -
The New York stock exchange propose to
fine members $50 for transactions after bust
ness hours.
Several fifteen inch guns have been called for
at the WATERFOWL, Mass, arsenal to go to Fort
Jefferson, Florida.
John HI. Jones' dwelling and outbuildings at
Wenham, Mass were burned SATURDAY. Loss
$4,000.
John o. Connell of Peabody, aged 20, was run
over and killed Friday night, while walking ON
the railroad track
Peter Schawb of st. Louis, was fined 500, 845
for violation of the revenue laws on distilleries
A Quebec special states that the Beau Port
Lunatic Asylum had been burned. The pa
tients, $50 in number, were safely rescued.
The police of New York Friday night, cap
tured whole gang of burglars in den in the
Bowery, eleven in number, and an immense
quantity of burglars tools of valuable charac-
ter. i.@t.T
A dispatch from Nice states that Minister
Washburne gave grand banquet to General
Sherman and Lieut.. Grant on the evening of
their departure for Italy. The American squad
ron is ready to sail for an Italian port
The steamer Hornet arrived in Baltimore,
Saturday. -E
The tug Nautilus belonging to Hugh Ross of
Bangor, on her way to New York for repairs,
sprung aleak off Cape Cod Friday night and
was abandoned by the crew the next morning.
A young Baptist clergyman named Henry
Morgan living near Cincinnati, has been ar
rested for stealing theological books. He con-
and could not buy.
A heavy frost fell in various parts of Califor-
mia and ice quarter of an inch thick formed
in Stockton and Los Angeles Thursday night,
injuring the young orange trees.
The Kentucky Senate passed the Southern R.
H. bill by one majority.
The Aldermen of Cincinnati having failed to
invite Alexis to visit that city the citizens are
making efforts to do privately what was not
done publicly.
A cargo of oysters have been shipped from
Chesapeake Bay to England, to be transplanted
in the SEVERN river.
Saturday night in Springfield, Mass VIM
the Boston & Albany Railroad
Miss Sally Edmunds of Griswold. CT. aged
70, was found burned to death in her house
Thursday. ~
The Prince of Wales is soon to make voy-
age to the Mediterranean. $50
Queen Victoria will not open the coming ses-
siur1 of Purlicsrr1Ont IN person.
The new ice boat Maryland costing $3.50, 900
was burned at Baltimore Sunday night.
The schooner VIM. Tell capsized off Calves
ton, Texas, ON the 18th, and the captain and
two passengers drowned. ,iaff1
In San Francisco, Ike Bookawa, gambler,
was convicted, Saturday, of murder in the sec
ond degree for killing r. Evans, but only being
under Indictment for shooting another man he |
was recommended to mercy.
Several buildings on Bethuen street. New
York, used as saw mills etc., .were burned Sat
urday night.
Weather Report, San. Is, IL p. M.
War Department, Signal Service, U. S. Army, Di-