Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-13

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daughter Of the car.
The statement in despatch Of January
that the pioneer Protestant church had been
consecrated in Rome was incorrect. The
ceremony was the laying of the corner stone
of the church, for the building Of which
funds are being collected in the United States
and other countries.
New York Worlds special.
London, IL. The will Of Napoleon an.
points the Empress, cardinal Bonaparte and
NJ. Rouher guardians of the Prince, now Ma
poleon w. The court of Augtria wears
mourning ten days. The whole family IL a..
| sembled at Chiselhurst, with the exception Of
the Cardinal. who arrives Tuesday.
Paris, IL. The members of the Left who
seeded last week will not join the Right a
reported, but will form distinct group in the
Assembly under the title of conservative re-
publicans.
1t is stated that the French government
will permit the final interment of Napoleon's
remains in France if the funeral is strictly
private and the deceased is buried as an ex-
emperor and not and not as emperor. The
ceremonies must be simply of a religious
character. The President is understood to
have conferred with the minister of the inte-
rior and the perfect of police with the object
of preventing the funeral if it takes place in
France, it being made an opportunity for
public demonstration.
Berlin, II. The Post 10 an article evident.
ly inspired by the government, says that the
proclamation of the dogma of papal infalli-
bility has created new Catholic creeds and
its believers should be treated in the same
manner as members of other new religious
societies.
Madrid, II. 1t is ofTicislly announced that
the Carlst leader Freyola, and Pallos, q
noted federalist, have been killed by the gov
eminent troops.
report OF TIM death Of the carlist chief
CASTILLO, which has been current for several
days, is confirmed this afternoon
A Carlist band which was roaming through
the province of Valencia encountered force
Of loyal troops yesterday and after a short
engagement the former were dispersed with a
loss of 80 killed and 80 taken prisoners.
The anti porti rio reform league of this city
have signed manifesto protesting against
the passage of the bill providing for emanci-
patton Of the slaves OF that island.
Madrid, II. great popular demonstra-
ton was made yesterday in favor of the pro-
posed political reforms in Porto Rico, and of
the abolition of slavery.
A long procession, with three bands and
twenty banners, passed through the principal
streets. Conspicuous in the line were the
Tutuiia and progressive clubs, and the socie-
ty for the abolition of slavery. The ranks
were filled with radicals and republicans, and
a considerable number of negroes took part
in the demonstration.
The Carlists troubles in the north continue,
but patriotic spirit among the people is be-
ing raised. Bands are organizing for service
against the insurgents. The inhabitants Of
villages, of their own accord, assume firm
and hostile attitude. In some places the lat
ter have effectively resisted the approach of
the Carlsts bands. volunteer battalion in
this city is being modified for service in the
field.
The King has signed concession to q
Spanish company for telegraph cable from
Csdiz to Cuba, by the way of the Canaries
and Teneriffe.