The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-04-29
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EEeucN INJECTIONS.
PARIS April 2S.-The foHowiro aro tho final
returns of the election in this .ity to fiji the va
cant seat in the Assembly: NJ Barodet 1SO-
146; Count de Remusat, l35, 406; Baron Stoffei.
27,05S The elections in the departments of
Correze, ,Jura and Marine were carried by Re-
publcans. In the Morbihan the Catholics were
successful.
The vienna Commissioner
LONDON, April 2s-A despatch from Vienna
says that all of the newspapers of that city COM
ment upon the suspension of the American
commissioners to the Exposition Tho Amerl-
can secti~n of the Exposition is in q perfect
chaos The late commissioners vehemently
protest against the suspension.
The Excitement at Madrid.
A despatch from Madrid says that the search
for members of the Permanent Committee con-
tinues Seniors Becerra and Figuerola have
been arrested. Amonster mass meeting or
Federalists was held yesterday, at which vlo-
lent speeches were made.
Another Hnaian War
TORONTO, April ga despatch from Fort
Gary, Manitoba, says that reports from the
interior state that there has been fighting be-
tween the American troops and the Black Feet
Indians, and a large number of Americans
were killed. 1t is feared that this is the begin
nlng OF trouble in the Black Feet country. The
Indians OF Fort Sulley are the Indians who have
crossed the line to the number of 1000 or 5000,
and threaten the interior settlement and Mani
toba.
Anxiety Aboat the Pope.
ROME, April 2S.-The Pope has passed a
restless night. Anxiety in regard to his condi-
Cnr.ists.
MADRID. April 2S.-Five hundred Carlists
entered the town of Capellades, thirty miles
northwest of Barcelona, and demanded con-
tributlon, but fled on the approach of the ma
tonal troops.
The Paris Press on the Election.
PARIS, April IS, evening.-The total result of
the voting in Paris and other parts of France
Yesterday TO fill the vacancies in the assembly
was the election of three radicals, four Republi-
cans and one legitimist All the journals except
the radical organs express surprise at the vote
M M the department of the Seine. The eonserva-
i've papers say it is due to Theirs leaning to the
lett The Republican journals attribute it to
mistakes in the Assembly. The Bien Public
looks upon .Barodets triumph as a serious event
put repudiates that its party is discouraged.
The Monarchical press generally regard, the
election as terrible awakening for the conser-
vatlves. The LIE Temps pronounce it a warn
ing to the government. The moderate Repub-
leans who supported Count De Remusat are
pressed desire to resign the Ministry of For
eign Affairs but President Theirs has induced
him to remain in Office
President Theirs Discouraged.
PARIS, April 25.-Count De Remusat's cleo
torial committee this afternoon visited Pres-
dent Theirs, who appeared discouraged. 1t is
reported that when the President first received
the news of the Counts defeat he retired to his
room and remained an hour alone. There are
fears that the Right in the Assembly will
now insist on restricting and. otherwise modify
ing universal suffrage. The Bonapartist jour
nails declare that the conservative republic is
dead
White Frost.
A white frost has destroyed the vines in the
vicinity of Lyons. The disaster is similar to
that of 1917
Reported Withdrawal Of the Carlists.
LONDON. April 2S.-Reports are in circulation
that the Carlists. intend to withdraw from Spain
and give up the struggle for the present.