The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-04-01 00:00:00

tat ST3tIRBRIDOE OBSERVER.

Bugbless I. Isid t be the.kr now In Pots tbsn It was
ding the RI, ge.

The Pee. Went d, jade ot the new •tab Central ('otninlttee
le Awl, ait the bouqrary Preeldent Jihad'.

a despatch Ir..m Parts says the R-1 flu( is dying over
nearly MI the publfc buildings In the City.

I he Petepk Fran •si,t. the only Bonapartist paper appear-
ing to Psris, declares its adhesion to the Commune.
ills stated from Berlin. that In musseunence of a commi-
t- !cation I ...coved from versallles, the extradition of the
Immix priscners will shortly begin
French picture dealt rs have resolutely decline.' to be
nestles to the purchase of any picture signed with. Ilcrosan
name.

Two persons Accused r I having tired, some nights since, at
the Prussian patrol, have been arrested, and will be tried by
court-mania

The National Guards at liatlgnolles seize newspapers on
their way to Ve, Wilts if they no on the side of the torrents
mental Versailles ; and the National Guards of the Gowns-
meot a&za all p,tpers tavourable to the Committee.
Le Nord learns from Versailles that hi. rulers dons not
with to take motion xpallit Parts, because lie sees that any
attempt be could make r,,01d fall, and would not but Cora.
promise France, npnn which the cheek w,..uirl rerst in the
most disastrous mans, r.

In the French Awembly on Men lay a rrao'ntlen, cloned
by SO metcherr, was brotehht owerd, o ttC tifact Opt the
Parts elecsions should be declared will and spud. 111, mo-
tion vv welcomed with lend cheers. When, bowt.rer, is
was proposed that the subject sould be at once ME:noted Is
a-gent, tha Inq wily draw belt, rod refused to take the
matter rata iramerllste consideration.

An account of the 1111,11311Cr3 !a Paris, on Weinerday
In hat week, hat been puhlehed by the insurgents. They
rea,ntaln that the friends of order were the Insth nines of the
disturbances, and that it was front their ranks that the first
shots came. They told that illenetall shenttlan certifies that
ibis were fired by the persons forming the demonstration.
The Paris correspondent of the Da.ly Telegraph says belt
able to state, on the nest authority, that In a few dye the
National lturtrrts of Paris will be summoner to eurrender :
and, failing to do so, will be at orce attsckc I. Nino huudd re
out :era who have returned from Iles:mail have tendered
their services to the Grecrumeut.

The Teonl.B nay...—. The Germans have befoul to pull down
the fortification. of Strasbourg. The 014 fortifications are to
be rs. ad and replaced by a girdle of det.ched forts sonie-
what Mintier to thore round Paris. The line of forts will be
very extenalvet and will include Kehl, on the right bank of
the Rhine."

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Renal directions on the Wale and dOorposts, a wolfing/
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would be lost; the crush rooms over the porticoes ; the
retirtng 1.00111111 for Royalty and for the public the Stith
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MPS for the agile, and lifts for the hollsposed and weary:
the refreshment and promenade rooms; the lecture
theatre end concert raorn Lu the wing bolidings for
the fitrite.nce of science and art too stean-erdrines
wtil% blow the bellows of the monster organ,
feel the water.pipto., and set is motion till venti-
lating fans that beat, cool, or exhanst the air In
the shortest space of time; the revolving chid,. In the
amphitheatre, or the moveable cushioned seats of the
balcony, or the wonderful system of electricity by sob i.olt hi,.
Lintil can Halt to 4,210 gas jets in ten seeiind•-14 NG the
like of which has probably never been et:stunted loefore
The gallery before mentioned la to be known as the Picture
Gallery, but for the present it will, in common with some of
the larger rooms, be used for the purposes of the Inter-
national Exhibition.

The question which must arise in the railed of every visitor
Who razes fur the first time upon the lioval Albers Hull to,
What will they do with It? Tne flint answer, peilinia
Should be au Stlidralleo OK( tile concern will pay. (If this
there is no doubt, even now. Afterwards. It may be replied
that the Hall I. available fur congresnes to promote the
littered, of science and am for netticsl performances, for
the flintier, and c 'oven, rime' of teemed bodies, for
egricultitrol mei horticultural, and notional and inter-
national cablbitluns—for thee purposes the Hall is not chip
available, but adapted.

enclr^d ; and it Ls stated tha two elder eldlAren were
away fmni home t the time. The injared girl Laura,
aged 14, wm taken to St. Geortre's Hospital, and 14
likely to recover.
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