The Sun.
London, England, 1870-05-12 00:00:00

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SECOND EDITION.

SUN OFFICE, 3.30 P.M.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)
THE DISTURBANCES IN FRANCE..
PARIS, May 12,

Last night a crowd again assembled on the Place
du Chateau d'Eau and in the Faubourg du Temple,
but was dispersed by the sergents de vine and by
bodies of cavalry. •

The districts of Vißette, Belleville, the Faubourg
do Temple, and the Chateau d'Eau are occupied by
troops ; and the soldiers, by their positions, can at
any moment stop the traffic between these quarters.
Considerable precautions were taken, but no attempt
at throwing up barricades has been reported. The
rioters appear to have lost courage.
About midnight tranquillity prevailed every-
where.

LETTER OF THE EMPEROR TO THE ARMY.
A letter of the Emperor, addressed to Marshal
Canrobert, was communicated yesterday to the
troops of the army of Paris. The Emperor
Writes :

" Rumours so ridiculous and exaggerated have
been spread in reference to the vote of the army
that I feel myself prompted to request you to assure
the generals, officers, and private under your command
that my confidence in them has never been shaken.
1 ask you to inform General Lebrun especially
that I congratulate him and his troops under his
Command on their admirable firmness and cool self-
Command of which they have given proof during the
last few days in the suppression of those riots which
are troubling the capital."
The Constitutionnel of this morning asserts that
the Cabinet will not be completed before the end of
the discussions in the Legislative Body, for which
the velificatiOn of the legal results of the vote on the
Plebiscite would probably give an opportunity.

INSURRECTION IN ITALY.
CATANZARO, May
The band of insurgents has been dispersed.
Last night the troops re-entercd the town with 30
prisoners, including two of the leaders.

A number of important documents were found on
them, comprising a list of the names of the insur-
gents, together with printed forms for commissions,
with the formula " God and the People Universal
Republican Alliance."

AMERICA.
NEW YORK, May 11.
The Allan steamer St. Andrew arrived out to-day.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamship
Rarnmonia arrived here b-day.
The Guion steamship Minnesota also arrived out
to..day.