Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

~ kuhae 70 90 anything tending 10
this end, that did not involve q
saesiaice Of principle.
Ths Conference adopted the fol-
:-
No Minister shall celebrate mat.
Flmony contrary 70 our Lord, de.
cision ~ Matthew, chapter nineteen
verse nine.
San FRANCISCO, Nav 1.-THE
overland shipments during the bast
week, is $6SOOO
PARis, May u.-Trouble through.
out the city last evening was more
serious than anticipated. The au.
lhorities were forced to make a
large display of military power In
order 10 restore order. Barricades
which had been erected at the
Bellevllle District were stubbornly
defended by the rioters, though
they were subsequently carried by
soldiers at the point Of the bayonet.
Several were killed ami wounded
on both sides. During the night
other engagements occurred, in
which q number OF soldiers, police
men and citizens were killed. The
Belleville District was occupied
during the night by the military in
great force, 10 persons were per.
mitted to pass. The police made
several charges upon crowds OF
people who had collected out Of
curiosity, and in some cases used
swords and slung shots, where
by many were seriously in
jured, mainly those who had
nothing to do with the disorder.
The police and rioters used fire
arms freely, but the troops made
no general use Of them. Once dur.
Ing the night company OF cavalry
were assalcd with shower Of
stones, and becoming cXlspcratcd
fired on the assai!ants, but thi,
is the only instance where the
troops have departed from the de-
termination 10 use firearms only as
II last resort.
The working men are out IN
greater force than on any previous
occasion. Perfect order was re.
stored before daylight. No signs
of trouble now.
The Government has not relaxed
its precaution TO guard against fu-
ture disorder.
PARIS, May ll.-French Opposi-
ton and Clerical organs question
the result of the election. They
maintain that while the vote may
have a municipal value, il is with
out social, political or religious
significance.
The police arrested two hundred
persons and searched many houses
in the troubled districts. Arrests
continued.
There Is troubles apprehended
tonight. Crowds of people have
gathered at several places. The
prisoners, while at L. Rogotte, at.
tempted to revolt, one keeper was
killed and one wounded.
HAVANA, May 1.-The steamer
Lloyd for Aspinwall, released by
the Spanish authorities, sailed yes.
terday. Small. .pox in a malignant
form.prevailed in Havana aud many
interior towns.
LONDON, May ll.-A resolution
in the House of Commons against
raising large portion Of the reVe.
nuC from opium was defeated.
A committee was appointed to
enquire by what tenure the Catho.
lie aud Angelic institutions hold
OTTowA, May ll.-In the Senate,
In reply 10 the question relating to
the withdrawal of British troops,
Hon. Mr.. Campbell said the CORES.
pondence was not complete. The |
Government is demonstrating
against the contempt aud policy
If the Imperial Government. He
night say, however, of the home
government, that In ordinary times
Of peace, Canada was Just as able 10
bear the expense of defense as her
mother country. The Home gov.
srnment proposed to garrison Hal
fax aud similar fOrli1catiOns, if
garrisoned at all, would he occu.
pied BY Canadian volunteers.
TORONTO, May lit is feared
Sir John A. Mcdonald will die in
| few days.
MAUcH CHUNK, May ll.-Serious
lots occurred among the miners al
Hazieton during the organization o.
he Miners Union. Several shot
md mauy beaten with shillelahs.
WARRINGTON, May l2.-IlOUsE-
The House is considering the re.
port of the committee Oh the de-
,line Of American commerce.
The Senate bill reducing the
army was up. The amendment
making II $1,000 instead of 5000
was adopted.
Still pending the Reconstruction
committee, no quorum.
The Commerce committee agreed
% q survey of the Rappahanock
liver, Va.
Gov. Bullock has not yet put IN
lis appearance in obedience to IL
from the Judiciary Com
nittee.
The House Committee Oh Elec.
ion this morning agreed to
Day the Louisianians who have con-
ested seats in the House, but being
uled out as follows: Sypher $4,000,
i. Martin $500, McCraine 5000
nd Hunt 1900.
WAsHIRGTON, May 12.--Revenue
o.day, SjS0,00O.
The President signed bill limit
ng the Treasury agents to 90.
The Star says: The Senate Com
nittee Oh Pacific Railroad, have
greed to report in favor ofa South
IN Pacific Railroad, from Marshall,
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