Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10
TeIegrapllIc summary.

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pearance. Many notables occupied
seats on the floor. The galleries were
crowded with spectators in anticipation
of debate on the right of Orleans
Princes to seats in the House. Among
the distinguished persons present were
Prince Metternich and nearly all the
members of the Diplomatic Corps.
Theirs rose to move postponement
of discussion. He said he had passed
hours in consultation with members of
the committee having in charge the
subject which now engaged the atten>
ton of the Assembly. The committee
had acknowledged to him that it was
impossible for them to come to an
agreement to day, and had requested
them not to hastentheir deliberations. He
stated that he was unwell, begged the
Assembly to consent to the postpon-
ment of the consideration of the grave
question at issue until Thursday The
committee, he said, favored simulta-
neous decision on the verification of
the election Of Orleans Princes aud the
abrogatlon of the decree of exile
against them. The Assembly agreed
to adjourn debate.
The committee appointed to consider
what action be taken in regard to the
recent acts of the Government of
France, reported in favor of an inves-
tigation into the administration of the
Government of national defense at
Paris, Tours and Bordeaux, and of the
Government over which Theirs pre-
sides.
Paris, June 5-Belleyille la Vilette
and Montrouge are still patrolled day
and night.
Deputies in the Assembly from de-
partments occupied by German troops,
intend to move that disquieting debate
in regard to the position of Orleans
Princes be postponed unti. the conclu~
sion of the loan aud the payment of
war indemnity have freed the country
from Germans.
An address to the Pope is circulating
in the Provinces expressing the hope
that regenerated France will soon lend
al W 1uC
The document is freely signed.
Prisoners at St. Sui ice endeavored
Sunday to get possession Of arms. The
attempt was discovered and frustrated.
Several soldiers, who abbetted the prison
ers were arrested aud immediately
sent to Versailles.
The rumor has not yet been confirms
ed that Felix Pyatt was arrested in
Paris to day. -
Versailles, June 6.--Lambret is
made minister of the Interior, De
France of Agriculture, Cissey of War
Leon Perfect OF the Seine, and Lcfo
Ambass sdor to st. Petersburg
Supplementary elections will not
take place until tranquility is fully
restored.
The Constitatioael says of the As
sembly: Its first act will be to fill one
hundred and twenty vacant seats next,
to assume constitutional powers, aud
finally plebiseite. A letter from
Guizot advocates the validation of
elections OF Aumale and Joinville with
the settlement of the form of govern
ment by vote of the-nation
Schumacher, the murderer of Gen>
erals Lecomte aud Thomas, has been
arrested.
The trial of Rochefort and Assy has
been postponed
Wires have been discovered in the
sewers in Paris, destined to blow up
the city.
Gambctta is still at Saint Sebastian.
London, June 6.-Several officials
under the empire have become can
didates at the supplementary elections.
A Paris paper thinks the Ministers Of
the fourth September will leave the
Cabinet. It also opposes plebiscite.
De6ats praises the English course du-
ring the war.
The proposed fortress located on
Montmartre und Chauttet have been
commenced
A special dispatch to the Times from
Versailles says it is the intention of the
Orleans Princes to decline seats to which
they have been elected In the Assem-
bly,.
Auguste Vermarel, a well known
journalist of Paris is dead
Members of the Diplomatic Corps
are returning to Paris.
A French loan of 800, 100000 is
1 proposed.
Rome, June 6.-By order of Pope,
mass was said today for the Priests
murdered in Paris.
Washinoton .June 6.--private LETT