Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-09-27
FOR EllsN.
B0napartist Council.

New York Herald special:
Paris, September rs. The Bonapartist council
which met in secret session at Arenenburg, Swift
zerland, at the chateau of the Empress Eugene
for the purpose Of determining the policy Of the
party, resulted in the following programme: :
The Prince Imperial shall undertake in person
the exclusive direction of the Imperialist policy.
The Empress, who is unpopular with large sec
ton OF the party on account OF her pronounced
ultra montanism, has abdicated the regency and
leaves the young Prince to be guided by counsels
more in accord with the prevailing sentiment Of
the party.
The Prince Imperial will be guided wholly by
M. Rouher, thus restoring to prominence in the
party the section which steadfastly opposed Ell!
concessions to the constitutional party and dsap-
proved Of the liberazed policy Of NJ. Emile
Olivier previous to the war of 1870. Should the
party succeed in restoring the Empire this choice
of leader leaves no doubt of its character. 1t
will be imperial in the full sence of its term, and
the council at Are nenburg has decided ON the
constitution Of 1872, in all its vigor, as the one Of
their choice.
The policy agreed upon as best calculated to
advance the interest of the party in the present
| assembly, is a continuous demand for plebiscite
which will leave the final decision as to the form
OF government in the peoples hands. This is the
continuation of the policy Of the Emperor himself,
who always founded his power upon q plebiscite.
They will also demand revision Of the constitu-
ton in accordance with article Of the constitu-
ton of Feb. %.
England.
London, September Is. A special dispatch to
the Daily News from Madrid says the Popes re-
call OF the Papal NunciO, Cardinal Shimeoni, and
the implied disavow Il of his acts, have occasioncd
considerable surprise. Monsgnor Rapelio is more
liberal than his predecessor.
The Pail Mall Gazette has q special from Der
lin which contains the following
The Sublime Porte has declined to make any
conclusions until the insurgents have rendered
complete submission. The latter, however, re-
fuse to suspend hostiltes until the Great Powers
guarantee eventual concession.
Marine Disa ster.
A Standard special from Denver says the Stew
| ard of the American bark Forest Queen, Capt
Burns, laden with wood and spars, from Port Lud-
low for Havre, arrived at the National Sailors
Home for the destitute at Dover. lie reports the
Forest Queen foundercd at sea off the Rio De La
Plata, and the Captain killed by the rolling Of the
spars boat containing the first mate and six
men put OFT from the wreck, and another with the
second mate and five men followed. The latter
the first mates boat. On the fourth day one Of
the men died from exposure. On the 18th day
hey were sighted by q Norwegian bark and taken
aboard The Steward, with the others, who were
Dutch, were landed at Ramesgate yesterday. The
latter will return from this port.
Postponed.
London, September 25. The departure from
where she is to embark the Prince Of Wales for
his eastern trip was to have taken place to-day,
but it was postponed on account of an unsatisfac
tory trial trip The rolling of the ship was
sive, and her speed was diminished.
The Carlists.
Madrid September %. The Carlists have
abandoned the bombardment of Gustania, on the
Biscay coast
France.
Paris, September %. The deputies Of the Left
have resolved to return to Paris at the beginning
Of October to prepare for the work of the coming
session of the Assembly, and particularly for the
debate of the Electoral law, which measure will
be the first discussed.
The Opinion Rationale. the organ Of several
republican deputies, says the discison Of the cab
met to advocate voting by arondssements has
produced strong sensation among the deputies
of the Left Centre. A rupture between Dufa-
you're and the Left Centre is now certain. No
effort will break the union of the factions of the
Left.
Spain.
Santander, September 25. Thirteen hundred
infantry embarked for Cuba to-day; 1000 more
will sail on the ID of October.
ExtradltiOn.
Madrid, September %. man named Sprung
ly, native of Switzerland, has been delivered to
the United States which demanded Dis extrsditOn.
Sprungly will embark at Cadiz for New York.