Evening star., 1869-06-12
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM EUROPE.

in Paris-A Cavalry Charge
Uptu CitiZens-A Number Wouuded and
Six hundred Arrested-ApPearanC of the
Emperor and Empress on the Streets-
British Parliament-The Irish Church
Bill->panish Cortes AMI the Regency
ouestion-German North Pole ExPeti-
tion. sc.
Gable dispatches dated at London Yesterday
cCL;alnCd accounts of very serious poiiue
riots which occurred in the streets Of Paris on
THURSDAY night Troops occupied Montmar.
trS and Niciniiy. Cavalry paraded through the
streets all nign,. Shortly after midnight the
crowd broke through the liue OF police and
formed barricade, but Were dispersed and
pursued IN all directions by the troops. Many
windows We're broken and other damaye zone
10 property in that quarter of the city. The
cavalry charged ON the crowds in the streets
seVeral times and many citizens Were wound
ed, but no one killed. The police were
very active, and made nearly 6CJ ar
rests. Further disturbances are appre-
hended and extraordinary precautions have
been taken by the government to prevent them
The Emperor and Empress yesterday drove
tnrougn the Montmartre district, filled with a
crowd OF people, who enthusiastically cheered.
1hTee members OF the editorial staff of the
Selcie newspaper, and several of Rocheforts
eailorlaI ceT1mIttee. have been arrested. Dom
lcuiary visits have been paid to severa, houses.
and several press seizures have occurred
despatch from Paris at midnight last night
says that Gen. Cluserel has been expelled from
Z rance u reat crowds of people still con-
quarters OF the city. and the agitation and ex-
cl nj were unabated. The Emperor and
Empress, however. passed through the streets
AGAIN last evening in an open carriage, with
only the usual number of attendants. The Pa.
trIe and other Paris journals give returns
showing the election OF 199 official aud % op-
position candidates. The editors ef the r..
vellle have been arrested on a charge OF con.
spirScy-
In The British House of Lords last evening.
Bateman asked the intention OF the Govern
m N he Irish
Daryon and Cairnes opposed the question as
unnecessary and inexpedent. Granville said,
IN reference 70 outside rumors, that the Gov.
erhmeut had no intention to depart from the
respectful course due to the House of Com
mons. Abercorn presented a petition from
Belfast, containing $1,000 signatures, against
cisestablishment, He said this petition emaua-
ted from the most important demonstration
ever held in Ireland. He showed that great
changes had taken place in the sentiments of
the people since the general elections. He be-
not singular in this particular. He believed
the change was going on throughou ut the whole
country. on account of the injustice and parti-
alIty OF the bill Ia the House of Commons the
aeoate on the Alabama question was postponed
until July 9th.
The Duke Of Montpenser writes to the Span.
ism Cortes that as Spanish citizen and soldier
ne acknoW Lodges and respects the new consti-
tuition. The Cortes Is discussing the PROPOSE.
ton for regency. The republicans have of.
fered many amendments limiting the powers
OF tne regent. Conference Of the republican
party was held at Cordova yesterday The
attendance was immense, and the greatest en-.
thusiasm was manifested. Gen. DE Rodas has
sailed for Cuba.
The German expedition for Arctic explora.
ton, which has been preparing for some time
past at Bremen, is now ready TO sail, and will
leave on the 18th instant. The Federal Council
have decided that the complaints referred by
the North German Parliament, respecting the
constitution OF Mecklenburg, are incompatible
with national progress.
A decree has been published in Vienna for.
bidding civil authorizes TO enforce ecclesiasti-
cal sentences without the voluntary consent of
the party named.