Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-01
TeIegrapllac Summary.

pattaiiIou VI mopliized volunteers from
each of the Departments, in pursuance
OF law just passed. These are to be
forwarded to Versailles Immediately.
The volunteers will receive one half
francs daily. The Minister Of war ap,
points officers.
The insurgents seized gunboat on
the Seine, and captured the crew and
documents.
The official journal of the insurgents
says that Is battallions of the National
out OF a, 10 Lyons, support the COM
muncs. The new government is pro-
claimed without bloodshed.
The Piuss an posts have been a1-
vanced to VIncennes.
Brussels, March 26.-Bazaiue is 90.
ing to return to France and LeBoeuf to
the Hague.
A revolution is prevailing in Algeria
London, March II. The Ietegraph's
special says the government at Ver-
sailles has ordered Garibaldi's arrest on
his appearances on French soil.
Chermbault, a late prisoner, sue.
ceeds to the Minister of War.
1t is generally thought that the Gov
ernment is defunct that Theirs will be
made to resign, Aumale succeeding
him. Theirs says privately that when
he has 100000 men he will attack
Paris.
The election in Paris passed of quiet
", with an overwhelming communist
majority. The revolutionary authority
is completely dominant. The abdica-
tion of Soisset as Mayor increases the
success of the revolution, which within
week, will spread TO al! the towns and
render the position OF the Government
in the rural districts untenable
Brussels, March 27.-Negotiations
for final treaty of peace between
France and Germany will soon com>
mence. Declarique and Goulard, the
plenipotentiaries of France, arrived
here to-day. 1t is expected that the
first sitting of the representa- ives of both
governments, will be held this week.
Tie French embassy is the place agreed
upon for meetings.
Paris, March 27-The candidates
of the Central Republican Committee
I'were elected in the ACCOMPLISHMENTS
except in the frs, second aud scv, nth
The sote was very light, The journal
of Paris estimates the number not yot.
ing at $50 900.
The city continues quiet.
The insurrectinn in Algeria is con-
frlned.
The first task of the newly elected
municipality will be to compile charter
which will secure the rights of the peo
pie and peevent the representation of
the large towns from being swampcd by
the country.
The Nouoeile RepH5lique advises the
commune 70 pronounce d dissolution of
the rotten Assembly and impeach mem-
bers.
The Varieties says the Paris deputies
are determ ned to resign and await an
opportunity. 1t also says the rev Min>
lister will be DUO Broglic Minister of
Foreign Affairs and McMahon War
Minister.
| London, March 29.-A Times spec.
ial from Paris says 20 members of the
commune are elected 1t is expected
that Blanque will be President of the
new government, The power will
center in Flourence.
| Berlin, March 27.-A bill will be
introduced in the Federal Parliament
for the Incorporation of Alsace and Lor-
raine under the government of the
Emperor It provides that the Ger.
man Constitution be enforced as law
from the 1st of jan, 1878.
London. March 29.-The Prussians
are concentrating at Isle Adam, near
Paris, till disorder is over The Times
special says over 40 900 troops are ex,
pectcd at Versailles to morrow. The
Government is steadily organizing a
trustworthy force which will march on
Paris possibly in eight days 1t is
said preparations are making to move
the Assembly to Fontainbleau
The NeDs' special from Brussels,
says the Arab Chief. Makarine, with
40 900 troops, is within 25 leagues OF
Of Alglers. He had declared war
against France.
Paris, March 28 This afternoon a
Sub Central Committee was formed
consisting of IL members Lassy, Presi.
dent, and Garabaldi honorary President
Volgramie is suspended, and Garabald
has been offered the supreme command
The National Guards Commune will be
officially proclaimed on Thursday next.
The Republican Committee of Mar.
sailles have issued proclamation re-
cognizing the Paris Government. The
Minister of War declares Marsailles il
state of siege.
Versailles, March ga Govern
ment circular says order is established il
! Lyons and Toulouse.
/ The insurrection in large towns fail
ed, save at Marsailles, harbour ant
Etienne.
The occupation by the Prussians /
due to the fact that the insurgents