The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-05-24
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The French Crisis.
The Debate in the Ascend 'y-Thi-rs Hiss
ca Ont by the MOnarchtsts-The Repuo-
Iicans Confident of Success. r-

The Debate in the Assemb'y-Thi-rs Hiss
cd Ont by the Monarchtsfs-The fsepuS-
Iicans Confident of Success. rE
PARIS, May 23-The deba on Interpolation
introduced by the Conservatives, was began in
| the Assembly this afternoon The floor and
galleries were crowded President Theirs and
severa! members of the cabinet were present.
Duke DeBroglie opened the debate with a
speech IN support Of the Interpolation
Mr.. DuFauvre Mini ter of Justice declared
on the part of the government that it was
now necessary to abandon the provisional rcgi-
me and acknowledge the Republic.
President Theirs then mounted the Tribune
to sueak. Instantly storm of objections and
protestations came from the other side.
scene of excitement and confusion followed,
winch battles description. The President en-
deavored in vain, to make himself heard His
voice was drowned in the uproar Finding that
the House would not hear, Theirs descended
from the Tribune and consulted the law adopt
ed last session, and gave notice that the Presi-
dent desired to address the House in person,
and requested an adjournment till Tomorrow
morning, when he would proceed to deliver his
speech The chamber accordingly adjourned
"A special meeting of the deputies of the left
has been called tomorrow morning at 9o'clock
The lett are pleased with M. DuFauvre's
en- to day and the supporters of the government
are hopeful of securing a majority of twenty
against Interpolation, when 1t comes to vote.
II M1NOh TEAESsk AIMS.
Count Alexander Manzo Il, Italian poet and
novelist. is dead. He was eighty nine years
a despatch from Madrid to the Daily News,
says differences have arisen between Gen. Nou-
vlbas, Minister OF War, now commanding the
troops in Navarro, and his associates in the
government, who are anxious to recall him to
Madrid .o5 fE
The trial in Boston of DEUCE, Murray and
Roake, for burglary, resulted in the conviction
of DEUCE, and the non agreement as to the
others.
Admiral Pennock, commanding the naval
forces on the North Pacific station. informs the
Navy department that he would leave Hon llu
in the flagship California on the 4th inst for
San Francisco.
By direction of the President Col Jefferson
@. Davis of the 23d infantry is assigned to duty
according to his commission of Brevet Major
General while in command of the Department
Of Columbia, to take effect from the date he
assumed SAID command
The bodies of Two brothers named Brewster,
who were drowned by the sinking of schooner
Nina near Aliens Point, L. l., last December,
were found few days ago and buried. They
belonged in Maine.
A St. Louis letter says there is no longer any
doubt but that Chas. w. Ford, Collector of In
ternal Revenue there, has been offered the
Secretaryship of the Interior
OF the $4,000,0O0 appropriated by Congress
for a new st. Louis custom house, $500 ,OOC
have been paid for the ground,
The loss by the fire at Musquash Mils,N. S.,
Wednesday night, was $4,000; insured foI
$4,000. |
The Midland Railroad Co. of New York, has
been seriously involved, but strong efforts have
been made by its directors to raise funds by
subscription to relivve it from its difficulties,
which promise TO be successful
Hon. A. M. Ide, formerly editor of the Taun-
ton Gazette, died at Attleboro, Mass. Thurs
day.
The Dominion Parliament adjourned Friday
to August 10Th.
The post offices throughout the country will
be furnished with the new postal stamp next
week. L .-r
Love Sauls was hanged at Charleston, S. c.,
Friday, for the murder of Noah Sutton.