Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-13
FOREIGN.
Civil War Probable in France |!

London, II. Paris special to the Times
says that the Left Center, to- day, will prob
abbey introduce bill, the first clause of which
recognizes the republic according to the bill
of 1878, and the second fixes the date for the
dissolution of the Assembly.
The Gazetta De France says that civil war
will be the immediate consequence of dis
solutin. 1t is generally thought that in the
event of dissolution on the Assembly before
dispensing will autorize MacMahon to gov
ern some months without the Assembly. The
crowd at the depot last evening numbered
10000, the police clearly sympathizing with
the Bonapartists.
special to the Times, from the north of
Spain, says that Gen. Concha and staff have
left Segrono for Tadela. Thirty thousand
| national troops are marching to Amezcoas
Valley. The Csrlist army, under Gen. Der.
| reganay, now numbers "a 900 men.
The weather throughout England to-day is
fair.
Paris, -. Count St. Croix was arrested
last evening for striking Gambetta, his object
being to provoke a duel. Gambetta's face
still bears the mark of the blow. Several
persons were arrested at the station at the
time of the tumult.
The scenes of yesterday were literally re-
peated to. day at the time of the departure of
| the Parliamentary train for Verrailles. The
populace again assembled in large numbers.
and thu deputies to the Assembly were re-
| spectively insulted and cheered.
The police once more dispersed the rioters
and took twelve of the more violent into GUS
| tody.
So threatening were the demonstrations
that body of troops were ordered to the aid
Of the police.
The Government has suspended the publ.
cation of the LIE Pays, Bonapartist journal ;
| lie Rsppel, radical republican, and LIE Dix
Neuviem Seicle, conservative republican, Or
gans, for a fortnight, because of the violent
attacks upon its policy.
M. Paul De Cassagnac, editor of the lie
Pays, replies in that journal day to the de.
mand of Schoelcher and Testeln, who were
delegated by the republicans to demand an
armed repartion for the article attacking the
members of the Left. He says therein that
he assailed Gambetta and other deputies, and
not Clemenceau, who is not therefore entitled
to reparition. But, says Cassagnac, if Glen.
enceau wants personal quarrel, he can have
it.
Cassagnac says that he particularly wishes
to fight Gambetta, and adds that nine mem.
bers of the editorial staff of lie Pays are will.
ing to fight nine republican deputies and will
draw lots for the choice of arms and adverse
| Rome, - The American Pilgrims me-
to- day al the palace of the Cardinal Barro
| meo.
The pilgrims have presented to the Pope
500, 900, besides a Golfer of gold nuggets
from the American mines. They leave Rome
on the Goth.
| Paris-Midnight-COn
Paris, l2-Midnight. The boulevards are
crowded tonight; all the cafes are full o
people.
An immense conhagration is visible in the
northern part Of the city, The freight station
of the Northern Railway is in flames. AL
the firemen in the city are hurrying to tn
spot. Thousands of policemen and soldiers
are going in the same direction. The fire be
gan at 10 clock.