The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-07-29
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Marriage Of WILLIE Nilsson.

LONDON, July 27.-The marriage of Mile.
Christine Nilsson, the famous Swedish canta-
trice, took place in Westminster Abbey this
forenoon. The nuptials were celebrated with
much grandeur and magnihcence. A very dis
tinguished and fashionable assembly witnessed
the ceremonies. The bridegroom is reported to
be very wealthy At the conclusion OF the fes-
tivities the newly married couple will set off on
their wedding tour.
LONDON, July 28-The presents received by
Nilsson on her marriage amounts to e120OO
The Princess of Wales sent a diamond brace
let to her .'
81 Heavy Defeat Of Carlists.
Is MADRID, July 27-An official report to the
Department of War announces the tstal defeat
of Castllos band of Carlists, numbering 1000
men, which has maintained its organization in
the north of Spain. Thirteen Carlsts were
killed and fifteen captured, ten of whom were
wounded. The defeated insurgents carried fifty
wounded with them. The defeat of another
band of insurgents is reported, with loss OF
three men killed and many wounded. }JF
Mourning for Jrarez---End Of the KevO-
va luton.
MArAMoRAs, July 26-(New York Herald's
specially All the public buildings are draped in
mourning, the flags at half mast and places of
business ciosed minute guns were fired and all
9ossible marks Of respect are being shown for
Banished revolutiousts are returning to Mex
leo.
Telegraphic communication will be opened
to the City of Mexico in few days.
Rocha and the revolutionary chiefs are to
hold conference on the 2Sth at Monterey. The
revolution is virtually ended.
.t..r.f. - The Conference. ..
GENEVA, July 27.-The recent interruption of
the sittings of the Board of Arbitration was
occasioned by the necessary REORGANIZATION of
the English law on questions regarding recon-
struction of private English vessels in British
ports, and also the investigation as to whether
the British Admiralty used sufficient diligence
in preventing these vessels from going to sea.
OF four cases advanced England repudiates
three and in the fourth she contends that the
Admiralty acted promptly, although the police
hesitated to take steps to prevent their depar-
ture.
The Court is also considering question of al
lowing interest on the amount awarded. 1t is
stated that majority are unfavorable to such
allowance. 1t is regarded as probable after
careful investigation of such cases, the tribunal
will fix the amount of indemnity to be paid by
England at gross sum. Charles Francis
Adams preserves firm attitude in maintaining
claims Of the United States. s...s y.
The concilatory disposition universally mani
Tested by the American representatives COM
mands much admiration as also their assiduous
labor in behalf of their cause.
Funeral of Duke DE Guise.
PARIS july 27-The remaius of the Duke
De Cruise were buried to day. Among those
present at the funeral services were e. ID.
Washburne and Gen w T. Washburne.
Contemplation of Renewal of Relations
with Mexico.
PARIS, July 2S,-The French government
| contemplates the renewal Sof diplomatic rela-
| lions with Mexico the death of Juarex having
removed the only obstacle thereto.