The Portland daily press., 1883-01-29

| COmprOmls0j duu lublStS upon retention of the
| governments proposals in their original form.
| The Times Paris correspondent says the re-
| suit of the situation is toleraby clear, namely
an early dissolution Of the chamber. In con-
| versaIion for which the correspondent vouches
| President Grevy remarked, i am firmly re-
| solved On dissolution No body can govern
the country with the present chamber of depu-
| ties"
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Times commenting
| on the .esgnation of the Frech Ministry says;
| News is OF almost momentOus character even
It's immediate consequences cannot be at once
| divided. The resignation Of tie cabinet, ex-
hibits catastrophe which threatens the politi-
| cal arrangements of the country and renders
substitution of more powerful ministry mat
ter of exceeding difficult.
The Times continues: There can be no doubt
the government has found a clue. The crises
of the struggle over leaves the government en-
the winning side.
The Phoenix Park Murderers.
LONDON, Jan. SO The Times believes the
government is in possession of Information
whinh will bring home the guilt or complicici-
| ty in the Phoenix Park murderers to at leas
two OF the prisoners who were before the mag
istrates on Saturday.
Emigrating Fen!ans.
DUBLIN, Jan. N.-Eight Fenlans have start
| ed from this city for Liverpool, to embark for
America, fearing arrest.
Land Seized by Crofters.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE crofters on the island
OF Barra, Scotland, have seized upon the graz
ing land belonging to other persons, and are in
communication with the crofters on the Isle Of
Skye.
| A despatch from Cairo to the Standard says:
| The Minister of Justice has sent a circular to
the local tribunals, instruc;ing them not to
press debtors nor to sanction foreclosures until
the fellaheen have had time TO pay their credi-
| tors. The circular has increased the CONNER
cial difficulties.
The New German Minister.
| BERLIN, Jan. N.-Herr Carl Won Eisendeeh-
or, the newly appointed German representative
| at Washington, has gone TO Bremen, and will
sail on Sunday for New York.
Prince Charles Will.
The late Prince Charles, by his will, leaves
27.000 900 marks, apportioned as follows-12,-
100000 to his son, Prince Frederick Charles;
| 100000 TO each of his two daughters, 1000 coo
to the order of ST. John of Jerusalem, of which
order the late prince was Grand master, to be
employed IN founding home for GONZALES
| cents; 100000 TO other charities, and the re-
naming 1000 600 to be at the disposal of the
Emperor William.
MutlnY of Convicts.
Cork, Jan. 28.-Tbe convicts employed at
the naval works on Howlbowline Island in
the wardens. The police nterfered but were
sadly beaten. The soldiers and marines were
| called out but before the disturbance could be
| quelled several persons were injured
Resignation of the French Ministry.
PARIS, Jan. 2S.-The ministers met at the
Eiysee this morning and rendered their resig-
nations, which have been accepted.
| President Grevy has summoned NM Fsl-
leres and Jules Ferry for the purpose of con.
| ferring with them in regard to the formation oi
| new ministry.
Another Outbreak at Lyons Feared.
A telegram from Lyons reports that the town
is in state of excitement 1t is rumored tha
| the anarchists intend to storm the prison Of ST
| Paul, where Prince Krapotkine is confined
| Troops and police have been posted in the
neighborhood of the prison end other precau-
| tions taken to prevent the anarchists from car
| rying out such design.
The Troubles in the Soudan Exaggerated
CAIRO, Jan. pa despatch received here
| from Col. Stewart shows the fasity of the re-
cent alarmist rumors relative to The state of af-
| fairs IN the Soudan. Col Hicks and other
| British officers selected for service in the Sou.
dan VIII leave Suez for that country Wednes-
cay next, and until their arrival the Egyptian
| general will not undertake any m .lltary opera
tions beyond concentrating troops at Khartoum.
The Porte's Reply to Lord Granville.
| LONDON, Jan. 28-A despatch from Varna
says the Porte's reply to Lord Granville's cir
| cular requests that the conference reassemble.
Death of Carlyle's Amanuensis.
Frederick Martin, formerly Carlyle's aman-
uenss, and proprietor OF "The Statesman's
Year Book" is dead.
Egyptian Durderers to be Hanged
ALEXANDRIA, Jan 2S.-Seven persons con.
| victed of murders committed during the dsor-
ders in Tantah in July last will be hanged dur.
| ing the present week.
Foreign Notes.
M. De Giers had long interview Saturday
| at Vienna with Prince Henry vi If Rsuss, the
| German ambassador there.
The Messrs. Inman have purchased large
and fast steamer of 5000 tons, which is now
ready on the Clyde. She will be launched in
February and be ready for sea in June.