New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-30


An incident (Says the Courier de FAtgeue)
took place lately al the market Of Afreyie near NH,
results great number Of Arabs. supposed TO be az
many &c 600 an at once made Their appearance theIe
osensiby for the purpose OF buyng Ihey were ranger
matrak "a species OF large knife They soon crowded an
the avenues OF the market, the only Representa-,
tives OF European authority and puDlc force on
the spot beng the deputy mayor, me gaIu oe-
champ1re. and two eendarmes About 10 in inc in9u
ing, when business st its hight the Arabs, acting
man, suddenly precipitated themselves on ING 81,
OF the persons selling articles OF food, and in an psH
bly short space OF time bread, meat vegetable, Tho
and grain disappeared before this famshed horde, me
European dealers took TO flight while those o. as
best they could using their tentpoes, ana * ts men
sssaants bravey. The deputy mayor hn sncceeded
al his disposal aided the dealers, and AZ
in queilng the disturbance and even hie 7ot riTss
The band Of strange Arabs daip ANYTHING more Than
they had come, and aVoldeo uo"o ' "e
selling on articles 10 eat ... .,o,-
THE DISTURBANCES IN Io pLVos "'l'n'i'N' ''"''
N, Doilv ye,cs OF March 10 says: ,-,..-
IN Sstggrhances which commenced In the beginning
ne h ~ Toulouse continued Wednesday,
nd ev appeal from the military measures adopted to
have een more serious than was at first supposed on
tho morning OF Wednesday large numoeF OF Woihmeh
marched in column on the Place du Capltole, singing
the "Marseillaiso." They were repused by body
Of foot Cbasseurs, and this caused ~ much
agitation that people began to close their doors and
shops On tho Place Saint Euenne, mounted
police and roops were also engaged In keeping back the
crowd In the evening both places occupied by ar
tlery. The bridges over tho Garo'ne were also oecn-
pied and steps manifestation, which was IN
tended TO be made during the night, was prevented.
There also some disturbances though OF less grave
character, in Nantes. A correspondent OF tho fdgS
Journal de Empire says that cries were raised OF
Wire Ia RfDbbgirl bds rEnpire! And Its editor dc.
ryes this circums argument against liberal
concessions past, present, and prospective.
Our Paris correspondent. writing on FRIDAY ngn says
The Idie SAYS the National Guard riots at Toulouse
have been completely put down by the wise measures
Of the Administrations; but that ultra lmperAist organ
the Paws falls foul Of the Project OF the Gronde and says
was entirely owing 90 hs supiDencss and cowardce
that the cfpeue 10 head IL chll7 upon all the
other projects OF France to cry shame hpoh ther COZ
league. -, ,,-,, -,
The Pans which yesterday called for the dismissal OF
the Prefeft now falls foul 0f Gen de GOyOn Who ~ says
had no business to BE- absent from his post That doe
trne taken in an absolute rather hard and Ger
tany not in conformity with Tho constant praeee Oh
cencfals In high command The PGtric says: A dis
patch from Toulouse that the town has rely
resumed It's accustomed physOgnOmy. Order ana cam
ureya The tribunals are actively pursuing a Judicial
The leader OF the band has been arrested,
10 the great satisfaction Of the population OF Toulouse,
including most Of the misled rioters, who have nov re-
turrcd to better sentiments The Toulouse theth WAS
closed on the 18th, by way Oi precautOn