The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-01-25
FOREIGN.
Ex-Bmpress Eugene Leaves Paris
for London.
A RUSSIAN TOWN DESTROYED BY
FIRE.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Times Paris dispatch
| commenting on the report that all the minis
ters except Duclerc, Gen. Billot and Admiral
Jaunequibery had resigned, say the seeding
ministers appear to be in favor Iof yielding TO
| the demand OF the radicals and irreconcilables
| Ii this IS SO Ducerc, supported by Gen. Bill0t
4 and Admiral Jaunequibery may form a new
and energetic cabinet which il beaten in the
| chamber may dissolve il and appeal to the
country. In the event of genersl election 80
] great is the evaporation against those who are
| disturbing and agitating France a good num-
ber of deputies OF the left would fail to be re-
| turned.
| A Berlin despatch to the Exchange Tele-
| graph Company says the crisis in France has
| much disturbed the Berlin bourse.
! Lieut.. Chips Party.
| Some of the st. Petersburg newspapers state
| that the bodies of two members of Lieut.
Chipp's party have been found at Chatau Bay,
and that they will pass through st. Peters
burg in February on the way to New York.
| Probably this report has the same origin as the
statement OF the finding of two corpses OF
members of the same party which was publish
| ed in New York papers Of the 7th inst. and dis
| credited.
| Eugene Gone to London.
PARIS. Jan. A.--Ex- EmprssaEugeni started
| for London. During her stay here she has
seen but few leading people.
| LONDON, Jan. 24.-Globe's Paris dispatch
this evening says:--A crowd assembled at the
Hotel du Rhin to witness the departure OF the
Ex-Empress Eugene and greeted her with
marks OF sympathy. A private message had
been conveyed to the ex-Empress by the Grand
Duke Constantine from President Grevy to
the effect that her presence in Paris xas not
desirable. Orleans Princes agree to their sx-
pulslon in order to prevent ministerial disloca-
tions. The latter statement is probably mot
true.
A Russian Town Burned.
VIENNA, Jan. A.-It is reported that the
whole central portion Of the town Of Nicolieff,
Russia was, burned involving some loss of life.
Davitt, Healy and Quinn.
DUBLIN, Jan. "a. Chief Justice in giving
Judgment in the case of Davitt, Healy and
Quinn held the language of defendants was
distinctly seditious and an Indictment to civil
war.
Judge Lawson added that he had never read
more blasphemous language than that Of
Davitt. Davitt and Healy were required to
flnd suretes in elOOO each and two each of $500
and Quinn one In 9500 and two in 9250 each.
Only Davitt and Quinn were present in court.
Eugenie's Advice to Prince Jerome.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-A Standard correspondent
has information that the ex-Empress expressed
TO Prince Napoleon her general appreciation Of
the terms OF the Princes manifesto, but added
thereto recommendation that he should for
mally renounce his claims as heir Of the
Bonspartes in favor of Prince Victor, and SO
seal the union OF the imperialist party and
confirm the test .ment of the Prince Imperial.
The French Situation as Seen in Berlin.
BERLIN, Jan. M.-The progress of affairs in
France is bring watched here with the keenest
interest. 1t is thought great changes ar likely
to ensure sooner than is generally expected.
Princess Louise Embarks for bermuda.
CHARLESTON, Jan. M.-Princess Louise EN-.
barked this evening on board steamer Dido,
which sails tomorrow for Bermuda. The
Marquis of Lorne leaves for Washington to-
night.
Foreign Notes.
Crown Prince Frederick William has given
10000 marks for distribution among the poor
on his wedding day.
A duel with swords has been fought a. Paris
between NJ Delort, the painter and Col.
Pommayrac M. Delort was wounded in the
breast.