The Portland daily press., 1875-05-17
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Arrest of the ConspiratOr against Bis
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Arrest of the ConspiratOr against Bis
marck.
LONDON. May 1850 a. ma despatch
from Berlin to the Standard states that the al
legged principal in the late conspiracy against
Bismarck is named DUNN, and that he has
been arrested in Crackow.
ImprisOned POsen Priests Released
BERLIN May 16-The priests imprisoned in
Posen and the neighboring towns have been
released and informed that evidence with re-
gard to lthe alleged secret administration of
the diocese by papal delegate is no longer re-
CURED by the government.
CarIist, Preparing to Attack Rcuteria.
SANrANpER, May 16-The Carlists have
stopped firing on Guetaria and are preparing to
attack Renteria.
The Particulars of the Late Hayti Con-
spiracy.
NEW YORK, May 15.-The following details
of the conspiracy in Hayti are by mail, of the
date of May Sta: Saturday, the LIST OF May, was
celebrated as the occasion of the annual agri-
cultural festival throughout Hayti. On the
evening previous President Dominique was Sc
cretly advised of a conspiracy to assassinate
him on the following day, with view to es-
tablishing Monopaiser Pierre in the presiden-
cy, supported by Gen. Bryce and Ger. Canal.
While the President was in church three sep
arate bodies of troops were sent to arrest the
conspirators. Gen. Bryce residing immediate
Iy opposite the British consulate, was tine first
with his revolver brought down four Haytien
officers before he was fired upon and mortaly
wounded. He crept into the British consulate,
where he died. A shot intended for General
Bryce killed servant of the British consul.
A Jamaica negro, a servant of Gen. Bryce,
was also killed in the ARRAY
When the troops reached the residence of
Monoplaiser, Pierre, who was candidate for the
presidency when Gen. Nissaeaged's term ex-
pired, be too resisted and fought within his own
houc untt nj uoup6nd and rotirinU f0 tho ut
he shot himself through the head When Gen.
Canal was met he was in the vicinity of the
American Minister'S residence, at the head of
body of soldiers. These on seeing the gov
eminent forces forsook Gen. Canal and fled,
the General creeping into Mr. Bassett's resi-
dence, under the stars and stripes, where he
now remains. The scenes which followed these
incidents is indescribable The President,
man of overwhelming passion, directed the ar
rest of every person suspected of being impli-
Gated, and arrests are now being made through
the entire Republic, creating quite a sensation.
No one feels secure, and general panic pre-
walls. The city of Port au Prince has been
placed under martial law, and several houses
and stores have been pillaged and burned. No
vessel is allowed to land cargo and no mer'
chandise is permitted to be shipped. Several
English residents succeeded in escaping in the
midst of the disturbances on the English steam
er San Jacinto, leaving for Jamaica. Intelli-
gence via Jacmel three days later, says that
order was restored on the Sd inst. A vessel
has been dispatched from Post Royal to protect
foreign subjects.
From Brazil.
Rio JANEIRo May 15.-Tbe National Bank
which suspended, has asked the forbearance of
the creditors, promising to pay them in full,
with interest. The suspension of this institu-
ton caused a sensation, and many aepositors in
other banks withdrew their funds. The Bank
of Brazil came to the aid of the National Bank,
and the government introduced bill in the
Cha p1hpr of IDENTITIES autbOriZiup the iSSua of
Is, 200 contas to relieve the crisis caused by the
absorption of capital by the great undertake ngs
in the provinces. These steps restored con fl
dence.
Steamer POIynesian aground.
ST. THOMAS, Quebec, May 16.-The steam
ship Polynesan went aground near here last
night during a snow storm. 1t is expected that
she will be pulled off Tomorrow morning. She
is quite s. fe and not damaged.
Foreign Notes.
The sister ship of the Schiller, the Sessiny,
arrived at Plymouth, Saturday. There was
great excitement among the passengers when
they were apprised of the disaster that had be-
fallen the Schiller, and contribution was
taken up among them for the relief of the sur
vvors.
the Sclly Islands proved untrue. The blowing
off steam by steamship which was passing
during fog, and the firing of gun boats, which
were practicDg in the vicinity, gave rise to the
report.
A dispatch from Peshawur, Afghapistau,
reports that the place was visited by very de-
struc i've conf1agration. Half of the city was
laid waste. At one time the powder magazine
was in peril, but happily the fire was stopped
before reaching it.
The funeral of the late Lieutenant Governor
Crawford, at Toronto, next Tuesday, will be
attended by all of the officials of the Dominion.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Russ ia, an.
noyed at England's persistent refusal to partic
pate in the st. Petersburg conference, and the
GOODNESS of other countries intends giving the
force of law to the declaration of the Brussels
conference, negotiating separately with the
powers to induce their adherence thereto.
The Emperor of Austria returned to Vienna
Saturday, and was enthusiastically received.
Saturday the French Assembly rejected the
principal clauses of the savings bank bill and
it was withdrawn.
The hearing of the case of Count Won Arnim
on an appeal from the decision ia his late trial
has been fixed for July 10.
Compile de Chambord has written letter to
M. De Beicastel, member of the Assembly for
Haute Garrone, in which he declares he still
has hopes that the monarchy will be re estab-
lished in France.
The Journal la Voce Della Verita has been
suspended for publishing the Pope's address to