The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-30
AND COMMERCIAL.
From France.


GAMBErTA IN PARIS--TIIE WORK OF
REJUvENATING PARIS RAPIDLY CO.
ING ON-RoUCHER ADVOCATES FREE
TRADE--GAMBETTA'S SPEECH.
Paris, June 3d.. M-Gambetta ar
rived here Yesterday. He has received
many visits from official and unofficial per-
sonages.
The sentence of death imposed upon Gre
meaux by court-martial at Marseilles, will
probably be committed.
The work of rejuvenating Paris is pro-
crossing. Fully 10000 masons are en-
gagged in repairing damaged buildings and
erecting new ones. The city is also being
thoroughly disinfectcd.
The journals of Paris and Versailles ex-
press satisfaction at the success of the re-
view at Long Champs.
The circular of Roucher to electors al
firms that he is the defender of the prin-
ciples of free trade. In relation to the
future form Of government, the nation must
decide upon it after the elections have been
held and the question of free trade has been
decided upon. He denounced the oppo-
nents of this policy as mele factioni t..
The speech of Gambetta at Bordeaux
was upon the subject of the development
OF education in France, and was received
The official Journal in commenting on the
late review says: "We have shown Europe
an army 100, 900 strong, and valorous and
ably commanded, which has saved the
cause of civilization. We have also called
| for two milliards of money and five nil
| liards have been offered. /"
Opposition to the Fishery Clauses i'm the Wasl-
ington Treaty.
| 81. Johns, a. b., June 29.--The dele
CATION from the New Brunswick Govern
ment to the Nova Scotia and Prince E6-
wards Island Government, to endeavor TO
procure concerted action against the fishery
clauses OF the " NaShington treaty, returned
yesterday. They are very reticent as TO
their doings, but say that the fishermen and
fish traders of New Brunswick and Prince
Edwards Islands are favorable to the
treaty, and intimate that owing to the game
the Nova Scotia Government is playing, with
Ottowa, the government is not to be re-
lied upon to oppose the treaty. 1t is be-
lieved that the delegation failed in their OBJ
ject.
| From Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PREsIDENT-THE
CLAIMS COMMISSION, &C.
Hashiagton, June 30.-President Grant
has gone again. He will return again be-
fore going to California.
| The public sessions Of the Southern
Claims Commission have been adjourned
until October.
Secretary Boutwell, has gone away for
ten days.
From the East Indies.
Bombay, June 30.--A dispatch fir m
Shanghai confirms the announcement of
the capture of the Tsianghoa forts by the
Americans with slight loss. The Coreans
had 240 killed and a great many wounded.
The French loan was introduced in Pom-
bay with immense success.
Teleeraphic Summary.
Madison j. MARCUS, of Augusta, Ga,
indicted in Baltimore for obtaining goods
under false pretences, has been acquitted.
Revenue officers at Cincinnati have seized
Bucker q Miller's tobacco factory.
Right Rev. John N. Lucro, Catholic
Bishop at Fort Wayne, is dead.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
Memphis, Tenn, June 30.--A train ran
off the track near Lafayette, on the Mem
phis and Charleston railroad; two brake
men and newsboy were killed.
New York Markets.
Nto fork, June s0.-Flour dull and deon
| ly fayors buyers Mess pork Sl5 50 Lard firm.
Cotton strong-Uplands, 2o7s; Orleans, PIX I;
| sales, 1000 bales. Tnrpentne 47Q47h Rosn
quiet al s27j Freighis firm.
Financial
Ne'o York, June 30-Stocks steady and dull.
Governments steady and dali. States duh ana
heavy Money at per cent. Gold ll2gS
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