The Portland daily press., 1883-01-19
FOREIGN.
Excitement Over Napolon's Mani
festo Subsiding.
Bloody Fight Between Regiments of
the Sultan's Guards.

DUBLIN, Jan. 1S.-Davitt appeared before
the tn Queens bench division today in Dublin.
The court room was densely crowded. Many
members OF the ladies league and Mr. and
Mrs Healy were present.
The judges declined Davitt's request to be
allowed to question the sub-inspector who laid
the information against him. Davitt then adj
dressed the court
The Gear Hints at Coronation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan 1S.-The Gar in re-
plying to New Years congratulations of the
Governor General of Moscow said, SIN COM
mencing the new year with q firm confidence
in God and in his protection of Russia, 1 re-
loice that the day is not far distant when in
Moscow the whole of Russia will unite with
us in religious festival before the sacred rel
les in the Kremlen.
The Pope's Advice to the Irish :Bishops.
ROME. Jan. 1S--It is reported that the Pope
has sent letter to the Irish bishops advising
them to adopt conciliatory attitude towards
the government.
Scotland's Railroad Strike Still Growing.
LONDON, January l8.-The railway strike
in Scotland has extended to Dundee EN-
ployees at Forfor and Pdsth will follow the ex-
ample tonight.
Prince Napoleon's Manifesto and Impris-
onment.
LONDON, Jan. 18.-The Daily News Berlin
correspondent says the arrest of Prince Napol-
con is regarded there as mistake, aud that
Il too much Importance has been attached to
the Princes personal power.
A dispatch to the Daily News from Paris,
dated yesterday, says: The manifesto of Prince
Jerome has excited more hilarity than anger
The newspaper squibs on the subject are end
less. M. Floquets bill was discussed at Cab
met council held today and was considered too
stringent, Some of the Ministers will not sup
port IT unless 1t be modified. Prince Jerome
occupies t Q room in which his cousin, Pierre,
was detained. Prince Murat asked to be per-
mitted to visit Prince Jerome, but the request
was refused. Prince Jerome was inteff6gst
again today. He denied that be intended to
overthrow the Republic. ALI he wanted, he
said, was to ascertain, by means of plebiscite
what the people thought of it. He had anticl-
pated expulsion, but not imprisonment. He
was glad, however, that the Ministry had or
dered step which would call the attention of
the nation to the facts asserted in the manifes-
to. AS Prince Jerome had been annoyed by
the crowd looking up into his window they
have been boarded half way up
A dispatch from Paris to the Times says:
The radical Left has pronounced almost unan-
lmously for M. Floquet's proposal but in the
Democratic Union notice was given of an
amendment giving the government power to
expel the Princes There is every reason to
presume that M. Floquet's bill will be rejected
The Chamber voted urgency for its merely for
the purpose OF disposing OF it the sooner.
TARlS, Jan. 1o.-Search warrants Will be
issued for domiciliary visits at the houses of
several OF the intimate friends of Prince Je-
rome Napoleon.
Proceedings in the French Deputies.
In the Deputies today NJ. D'Oruano Bona
partist, declared he had himself posted Prince
Napoleon's manifesto and he gave notice of an
Interpolation against the violation by the gov
ernment of the law of 1881 relating to placards
The Sultan's Guards Killing One Another.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1S--There was an
atfray Saturday between two regiments Of the
Palace Guards, one composed of Albanians
bitter hereditary jealousy exists. About so
of the combatants were killed or wounded.