New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-31

j. a General Congregation Of helf at the Out
rinal; the death 0f four CarfinaD announced,
Jan 8 second public congregation Of. Jan g. the
German Bishops Threatened SeessS5 iro 81 d In
fallibility distributed 10 members, March 7;
Schema OF Faith promulgated, March 81; Constl-
Triton Of Faith ansnimously adopted .sd,1 Ap diG II
July :. dogma Of Infalli6lty adopted July ]
oho-Ratfed 1911 AmenGment c;,c Ian
defining privileges of the press, Jan 49, re-
oneda%u s. steamer, run into and sunk by Brit,
ish steamer Bombay 100 lives lost. jan z
| OMEN, Gentle Fenian Commander rrested bya
oranccmen and Instrumentation between, in New, =,
Orleans Pri2ccs-A petition Of, rejected by French
Corps Legi.atif July a. offered .hei- services 10
orleans evacuated on approach OF Prrssian army,
Sept. q march OF PrIissians toward the city
diverted, Sept. 80; town bombarded, evacuated
by French, and occupied by Prussians, Oct IL
sharp diminishing near oct "a; general battle NJ,
Irussian positions storned and carried. Nov Q;
Pussians forced to retreat, Nov. 10; evacuated
10y French and re-occupied by PTIssaIs Dec.
OrveThe town of, California; destroyed by fire July
Paladinr-. Gen. Aureles de-Appointed Commander
n-Chief Of Army OF Loire. Nov. j
Paraeuay-Fighting between Brazilian and Para.
guayan forces, Jan. IL war ended by Killing OF
Lopez and defeat ~ his forces in the battle OF
Aquidayan. March
Paris-Great excitement in, over murder Of victor
Nor; the subject discussed by Corps Leeislatif;
proposals made that members Of Imperial family
be made amenable 10 law Jan II; excitement on
occasion OF fnner1l OF victor NOlf; the
persed crowd in the Champs Elysees, Jan. y; mill
tary dispersed crowds gathered In sympathy with
deereed 10y Corps LGgislaiif. Jan IL arrest Of
Rochefort barricades erected az Belleyille and
La Villette; insurrection with Gustav Flourens
as leader intellectually attempted; the barrcades
charged by the police: the armories pilaged 10y
the insurgents, Feb Z: nsurrccti0n again DrokeOu
in the night; more barbados charged 10y Bohce;
arrest Of a large number OF insurgents Feb 3;
arrest o 81 70 pef rho life c M Yapoe w Feb ~ ed
tors of the Rcreie and the MarsoHdiSs
ntehsed Fen ,sc1 arrest iTT liberated ' Prb 2
great excitement on the taking OF me Pnoset-
hn May excitement tr Moy anS
excitement over the defeat at Welssen9urg Aug.
riot at t9s BGR, AYE g q To ro a. al LA La vi
lette, Aug. Is intense eXcitemeql over sHIcpusI
Of the Emperor and MaeMallOn's army, Sept 3;
the vote of Decheance-the Imperial insignia de.
stroyed-the Republic proclaimed-a Provisional
Government formed, Sept. :; the Crown Prince
russian cavalry within ten miles of the city,
Sept .; Prussans arrived in the suburbs,
Sept u; Prussians before the city, Sept. "a;
destruction Of woods around Sept u; tee-
graphic communication with the city severed,
sept 10; Prussians gained victory at Forts
Vejuif aud Montrouge, city, Sept. 10; invest
ment OF the city completed, sept. 10; attack in
Trassians Sept 10; sorte Of French at the nights
Of viejuif, Sept ~ King William reconnoitered
French lines from ST. Denis To Ramainville, Sept.
90 two sOrties from Fort lssy, sept 30; sortie
under cover of Forts Bieertre and d'Iyry, sept.
80; battle between Forts Mont de Vaeren and 81.
Cloud; the PTussians driven back Oh Versailles,
Oct. 7; Fort ST. Denis opened fire on PrusSian
works reconnaissance of the French garrison,
oct. s. sOrtie from Prussian line forced back,
oct 70; first shots from Prussan battery
me EG" Cen m0 DueT6t's forces defeated, oct To-
Gen. Trochn repnsed in attempting to force an
outlet near Fort dIssy, Oct "a party OF Ameri-
cans permitted by Prussans 70 leave The city,
oct 25 riot in the city, Oct. % NJ. Theirs allowed
Lc Bourget, oct. 80 a vote taken sustaining the
| Provisional Government, Nov. 3; fierce attack
made by French army, supported by gunOoats on
Seine, Nov. % great sortle Of Gen. DucrOt with
10000 men-a sanguinary battle fought, N9y 80;
Prnssians unsuccessfuly attempted 10 disloge
Gen. Ducrot Dee q Gen. Ducrot's army retired
behind the Marine, Dee. = Gen. Moltke informed
Gen. Trochu of defeat OF Army Of Loire and the
occupation of Orleans Dec
Pariamant-Of Great Britain opened -. Feb.
Pasques- Garbaluis force defeated near, Nov. 26;
NIcnotti Garibadi again defeated near ......NOY.
Paul. j., Minister to the United states from Vene-
Pea5ody1George, Arrival of Moniauk Point Of feet
accompanying remains of, JAN %; remains Of,
arrived at Portland, Me-, Jan. rs; closing funeral
ceremonies OF, IN his native Feb
Pelletan-Eugene, appointed member of French Gov
eminent Of National Defense. Sept
Perpiguan-A Red Republican revolution at; the
Aug "a; captaatcd Dee l.
Picard-Appointed member Of French Government
pieSan mdailsDX camp Of, attacked by o. ). forces,
under Col F. NJ. Baker; l7a Indians killed, and
piefrse %raT at scpt
Northumberland in French Corps Leg1s-
@ Of op 70 Hs in The Fend ySiS Gp
Il; vote taken, and Napoeon's Government sus
tanned by a large majority, Mays official promnl
plebiscitnm, in Rome-Resaine in 90 so yeas and &c
nays the question of anne xatiOn to Italy. Oct
Pope e Plus iX%oaered 10 King William and Napoleon
10 act as mediator, July q; return OF Envoy to,
by Italian Government sept. 10; asked Gen. Ca
dorna for guard for his protection, Sept. q; de
clined to leave Rome ......................0c Oct ]
Porter-yice-Admir U. 5. Navy, nominated Ad-
PorinrsIiicctne OF the General cortcs. Jan s. re,
cognized the French Republic sept. 49, new ,
Cabinet formed Ger "a
PrGvost-Paradol, French Minister TO the United
States, committed suicide at Washington July q
PrmGen 1ssied Dy mop ia Aaor Narch ac %
Prince Edwards IsandILegisatnre rejected resou-
ton IN favor OF confederation with Canada April is
Prussia-Railway and Geographic communication
with France severed, July l6; a loan Of 100000
tered the territory of, July ~ Prussian Govern
nent prote ted against the action of the French
in firing flag of truce, Aug. ~ Count Bis
Inarck Issued a circular to PrusSan Ministers TO
foreign nations concerning the means ana eondi.
circular defending the demands made OF France
in interview with Favre, Oct. /; iession OF the
Rao r'!I TapD PTisssH attack on 9s
Red River Bebenion-Terminated by captulation OF
Republic. French recognized by the United STATES,
Sept I; by Switzerland, Sept. 9; by Spain and
Rc, itss sept ee Sy r. g. Senator rom Mss
ipp, the first colored Senator ....-..... Jan. 20
Mbhon iln aud orancemen-RiOt between, in New;
York CITY July IL
Richmond, Na.-Terrhle accident; falling Of "A noor
in the Capitol building 50 killed and wounded.
April "a
Ripley Major Gen. JAS W.-Death March IL
ROchefOrt Henri, challenged 10y Prince Pierre Ma
poleon Bonaparte, Jan. T; made violent attack
on Prince BOnaparte in the MdrsetHdtsf, Jan. II;
his aTTaignment decreed by the Corps hg1satif,
Jan. II; sentenced 10 months Imprisonment, q
fine OF 5000 francs, and deprivation OF political
rights, Jan. %; discussion in the French Corps
Ltslatit On his arrest he refused 20 s9 arr
10 French authorities, was arrested at his resi-
dcnce in Paris, Feb. ]; Jules Favre, IN the Corps
Lgislatlf, denounced the arrest, Feb. Il; demon
siration In Paris In his favor, March 2; appointed
member Of French Government OF National De
Tense, Sept. L. resigned. NOV
Rome-The French Commander received by the
Pope, July 81; French army withdrawn from,
Aug I Italian forces entered the city Sept 10;
conflict In the Leonne city between Italian
soldiers aud mob, Sept. %; Gen. Cadorna lssned
an address announcing the restoration ~ the city