FRENCH EFFORT TO MODIFY THE COMMERCIAL TREATY.
CONFERENCE OF THE EUROPEAN
POWERS.
Parts, July 13.—A French representative noes to England to induce a modification of of the Commercial tivaty.
A grand Customary UonfWonce lias been suggested by the French, to be hold iv Berlin including all European States. "
London, July 13t.—There was an attempt to assassinate the Chief of Police, Gublin, who was wounded. The would-be murderer, a supposed Fenian, has been arrested.:..1'; '■# ;V The Orleans .Princes are going' to .visit Ghiizot. ' «■.•"' The Tuileries Gardens will shortly be Open to the public. '■"}■/ : : f Thero is an effective French army or • 230,000:*'" :, ~:. ,;,'-/ HausamantyiS a candidate &t/ the municipal elections. §V; •' '■;*'■'■.■■'".;-'■. It is rumoured that Ancel wilLrJaeceed Larcy, the Duke Broglie will succeed Favre, and St. Huaire replaces Simon. A railway accident occurred in' Voise; France, by which five persons were wounded. Bieiin, July 13.—The Spenser Gazette says regular diplomatic representation in France is postponed until after the evacuation by the Germans.
The Czar and Empress Wiadima Alexis are at Friedrichshofen.
Alexandria, July 13.—The difficulties with France have been referred to the French Cabinet.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 499, 16 August 1871, Page 2
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