The Portland daily press., 1883-01-26
FOREIGN.
Lord Grsville Dead.

Lord Greville Dead.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Lord Greville is dead. He
was Liberal, aged 62.
Bill Against Pretenders in France.
PARIS. Jan. 25.-The ministers to-day had
anothers conference with committee of the
deputies on bills against pretenders, and in re-
ply to various questions they promised to con-
sider any decision the com init. ee might come
to. After the departure of the ministers COM
mittee adopted proposition excluding from
FreHch territory, Algeria and the colonies, all
members OF families having reigued in France,
depriving them of political rights as citzens
declaring them ineligible to any office and
preventing them from belonging to the army.
The resolution of the committee further pro
vides that transgressors of the proposed law
shal be amenable to correctional tribunals,
and liable to from one to five years iiuprison-
ment after which they shall be again expelled
Discussion revealed wide divergencIes be-
tween the views OF the ministry andsocmmittee,
M. Praust inquired whether the ministry
would Q permlssive powers il granted and
the enswer was they would examine the mat
ter.
The French Cabinet.
PARIS, Jan. 25 1t is reported that the De
Freycinct and M. Wilsan will form a new
cabinet.
The Crown Princes Silver Wedding.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The streets are decorated
to-day in honor of the silver wedding of the
Princess Victoria received numerous visits of
congratulation including those of the Emperor
and Empress who were enthusiastically re-
ceived by large crowds.
Eugenie's Visit to Paris.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Ex-E Empress Engenie told
reporter that she had neither seen nor written
to Prince Napoleon nor attempted to do so. She
had 10 communication with the French
government and no hint that her departure
was necessary.
Healy Going to Prison.
DUBLIN, Jan. o5--Healy, who with Davitt
ana Quinn, was Yesterday required in the
Queens Bench division to find security for his
good behavior says he will refuse to give bail
and will go to prison.
The Case of Prince Napoleon
PARIS, Jan. 25
1t is reported that NJ. Beriot, the magistrate
instructed with the Investigation in Prince
Jerome's case, has notified the government in
his opinion there exists no basis for charge
against the Prince Meanwhile it is affirmed
President Greyy Yesterday refused to sign
decree OF expulsion on the ground that a
special law on subject must first be voted.
Since Monday Prince Jerome has been unable
to take his usual exercise in the copciergerie
owing to an affection of the heart from which
he is suffering.
Death of Flotow, the Composer
WIEsBADEN, Jan. 25.-Fletow, the composer,
is dead.
Hurricane in Ireland.
LIMERICK, Jan. pa hurricane occurred
mere to day aud occasioped serious damage
Houses we're blown down and vessels in the
harbor suffered from the effects. A train from
Galway to Dublin ran off the track and the
engine with six carriages was wrecked
Peru Anxious for Peace.
CAJAAARCA, Jan. 25.-The Assembly passed
resolution to treat for immediate peace with
or without Bolivia provided the Republic re-
tains its independence and is not stripped OF all
resources of regeneration. Minister Logan's
recall is expected because of his letter directed
to Montero.
Foreign Notes.
The report OF the hre. at Nicalaieff Is denied,
The Moscow Telegraph has received second
! warning for violation Of press lava