The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-01-24
FOREIGN.
Resignation of the French Min
istry.
Ex-EMPREsS EUGENIE INVITED TO
LEAVE PARIS.

LONDON Jan. 23-The Standards Paris dis
patch says: The Duclere Cabinet is virtually
delunct. The political panic is unabated and
fund holders are throwing stocks in the mar
ket. The possibility of military pronuncia
mento is freely talked Of 1t is certain that
the chambers will adopt M. Fioquet's propos--'
The Times Paris dispatch says: Late yester-
day evening it was announced that all the
ministers except Duclerc, Bellot and Faure-
Gniberry had resigned. In case the prese Mt
cabinet is definitely overturned. A Freyci pet
Floquet ministry spoken of.
Eugenie Invited to Leave Paris.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The Paris correspondent
of the Daily News telegraphs: 1 hear both Eu-
genie and Princess Mathilde have received
polite hints that they would do we'll to take
themselves out of the country.
1t is certain that a ministerial crisis is immi-
nent. The idea of having Prince jerome tried
by the Senate seems to have been abandoned.
Two Irishmen Executed.
TRALEE, Jan. 23.-Poff and Barrett were
hanged at O'Clock this morning for the MUIR
der of Thomas Brown near Castle Island.
They protested their innocence until the last
mement.
The Government Successful in the Depu-
ties.
PARIS, Jan. 23.-The result of the election
in the Bureaux OF the Chamber of Deputies
with pretenders to the throne is 4 in favor of
government bills with certain restrictions:
eight in favor of Floquet's bill and one in favor
ofsBallow's. Eighty votes were given for men,
bers favoriDg government bills and twenty for
those favoring bilsof Fioquet.
Russia and Austria.
VIENNA. Jan. 23.-The Fremdenblatt. organ
of the foreign Office, says: The visit to Vien-
ma of De Glers, the Russian foreign minister is
simply intended to strengthen friendly rela-
tions already existing beteen Austria and Rus
sia without attempting to effect fresh political
combinations.
A Panic on the Bourse.
PAnIs, Jan. 23. The Times saws there was
kind of panic on the Bonrse yesterday. The
events following Prince Napoleon's manifesto,
abe restessness in the Deputies, uncertainty
of the fate of government bills, and newspaper
denunciations have disturbed the public mind
aud created disquietude among the propertied
class Holders of rents and other securities
have thrown them on the market from fear
that revolutionary measures may deprcciate
them.
President Grevy Alarmed.
The Standards Paris despatch says: Presi-
dent Grevy seems to be affected by the recent
S ares. A guard has been stationed at the gar
den. entrance of the Elysee. The bulgng of
their cartridge pouches denotes the presence of
ball cartridges. A subscription has been op-
ened in behalf of the families of the condemned
anarchists.
Foreign Notes.
Reports have reached Sligo, Ireland, OF
deaths by starvation on the Island of IAnis-
murry, off the coast of County Sligo +
The authorities at Limerick have informa-
tion of the existence there of conspiracy con-
Dec.ed with the "Inner Circle in Dablin.
The balloon Saladin, in which Mr.. POWELL
member OF the British Parliament, perished
in December, 1884, has been found in the
mountains of Sierra del Phedroza in Spain.
A fire broke out on Monday evening in the
first story OF Prince Bismarck's palace on Will
helm strasse, Berlin, but it was quickly extin-
gushed, and little damage was done.