The Portland daily press., 1872-05-03
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Movements OF the Rcvolutionists.

REVOLUTIONARY CAMP, FIVE MILES FROM
.-s,, 81 ~. Matamoras, April 80.
A courier arrived from the interior to-day
with dispatches which say that Diaz has reap
peared and occupies Guadalajara with large
force. The State of Guanajnato is in a condi-
ton of complete instruction and anarchy
Rocha has evacuated Durango and is marching
to Jalisco Donate Guerrae is following him.
Bonego has re-ocoupied Durango. Poor ami
mails compelled slow movements of the army
The seige guns will be mounted on wagons to-
night and it is expected fire will be opened on
Matamoras Tomorrow. There are no signs of
movements on Bagdad, although most Of the
cavalry are absent Trevino received notice of
the black flag having been raised at Matamoras
yesterday He laughed and said ''the flag of
towards" u ID a-a --
The American RepIy-TerribIe Hurri-
cane mt Zanzibnr-15OV Vessels Destroyed
Another Prince of Wales Thanksgiving.
LONDON May 2.-The reply of Secretary Fish
to the second note of Earl Granville was hand
ed to the latter yesterday by Mr.. Schenck the
American Minister. 1t is stated, no doubt by
authority, that negotiations for settlement of
differences between England and America are
progressing satisfactorily. a..
Advices from Zanzibar of the 10Th of April
state that the island has been visited by terri
BILE hurricane, and $50 vessels of all classes
sunk or stranded on the coast The town of
Zanzibar was very badly damaged, and the loss
is estimated at 910,000,OOO.
The thanksgiving festival for the restoration
of the Prince af Wales was held yesterday at
the crystal Palace The attendance was inn
mense and included many distinguished per-
sons. The Royal family was represented by
Prince Louise, Prince Alfred, Duke of Cam
bridge and Princess of Teck.
E.--taa British Parliament.
In the House tonight Earl Granville in re-
ply to an inquiry from Earl Derby, said that
the reply of the American government on the
of ind Ill 1,oI
and was considered at the Cabinet meeting to-
night. 1t gives grounds for the hope of set
tlement of the entire matter satisfactorily to
both countries. He begged the House not to
ask Tor the papers at present.
Loss of an American Vessel.
News has been received of the laundering of
Ine American schooner Brooks, in longitude
%. All on board lost
The Carlist Movement Failure.
PARIS, May "A despatch from Bayonne
s.ates That large number of French troops
nave nave peen stationed at this end of the bridge
IHeaulng from Vera, in Navarro, Spain, across
Duassoa river, to prevent the escape of retreat
ing Carlists into France. 1t is now believed
'n T movement of Don Carlos is q failure.
l. Inc Carllst leader Roda has reached the from
Tier and it is said has entered France.
me FEDERAL Republican league of Madrid have
resolved to maintain passive attitude and
suspend their sittings. t
French Matters.
Gen. Caissey, Minister of War, has informed
tne Committee of the Assembly that the gov
eminent has decided to court-martial Bazaine.
he opposed the publication of the report of the
commission on capitulaton because if the cor
respondence which it contains between Bazane
and Prince Frederick Charles is made known,
1t Will prejudice negotiations opened to-day
with Germany for the liberation of French ter
rtory. The committee insist of the trial of
zen Wlmpffen, hoping thereby to expose Ma
poleon's conduct at Sedan
-, The ne vote in the Assembly yesterday by which
appoint members of counsel of State irrtates
PRESIDENT Theirs, The government will de-
mand Its reconciliation and should the Assem-
oly refuse Dufaue will probably resign.
Riot in Smyrna, Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May Authorization has
reached here of a desperate conflict in the
street of Smyrna, between the Greeks and
Jews, growing out of report that the latter
IN their religious ceremonies had sacrificed an
infant Several persons were killed and
wounded. At latest accounts the rioting had