The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-11
English Parliamentary Proceedings
Stuart Mill on the British Army.
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The Montmartre Insurgents surrende

The Montmsrtre Insurgents Surrender.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times special cor
respondent telegraphs that the National Guards
holding Montmartre have surrendered the can
non held by them, and the remainder will be
formally summoned on Saturday to surrender
all their arms. In case of refusal their pay is
to be stopped.
General MoItIte has Made n Demand
for the departure from Paris of all the uuarmed
Mobile Guards exceeding the authorized garri-
son OF forty thousand men.
Paris Quiet.
PARIS, March 11.-All is quiet to-day at Mont
martre. The National Guard have agreed to
return the cannon in their possession to the
government on conditions that their organiza-
tien will not be dissolved and the continuance
of the allowance to each member OF one franc
and half per day until work is resumed. In
accordance with this arrangement, the National
Guard have already commenced 10 park their
cannon in the garden of the Luxembourg.
Reported Death of Rechefort.
PARIS, March 1.-THE Cloche newspaper an
nounces the death of Henri Rochefort.
The Versailles Railway Accident.
Thirty German wounded soldiers were killed
by the recent accident on the Versailles Rail-
way.
Forty Thousand Mobiles
have left Paris in accordance with the demand
of Moltke.
The National Assembly Removed to Versailles.
BORDEAUX, March 10.-In the National
Assembly to-day, after speech by M. Theirs
strongly urging the removal of the Assembly to
Versailles, the Assembly rejected, by vote of
407 against 104, an amendment demanding it's
immediate removal to Paris, whereupon the
proposition for removal to Versailles was
adopted-4O6 against 1884, The first public sit
ting will be held at Versailles on the Goth of
March.
The French La SwitzerIaud.I
LONDON March 1.-THE return to France of
French soldiers interned in Switzerland is to
commence absolutely on the 18th and end on
the 22d of March.
Tho Algerian resurrection.
BRUSSELS March 1.-THE Etoile Beige makes
the statement that the Mobile Guards sent to
Algeria to suppress the iasurrection there have
been disarmed by the natives, who are masters
of the situation. regiment of Zouayes has
| left Paris for Algeria to re-establish order.
British Parliament.
| LONDON, March lin the House of Com
mons last night Mr.. Forster devoted several
hours to the defense of the
| Education Bill,
obtaining at the close q large majority for the
bill. The bill permitting
Marriage to n Deceased Wife's Sister
also passed.
LONDON, March lit is announced that the
conservatives are preparing resolution for in
PRODUCTION in the Commons to rescind the first
and second articles of the declaration of
| The Paris Congress Of 1886
| Concerning neutral flags and privaLeering,
Disraeli will demand division of the House
upon the measure.
| Army Expenditures.
John Stuart Mill presided at a meeting in
st. James Hall last night, of the Workmen's
Peace Society, called for the purpose of uttering
a protest against extravagant army expen-
| dituree.
Mr.. Mill, In his remarks in reference to the
Government army bill, praised the section pro-
yiding for the abolition of the system of the
purchase of commissions. He preferred to
assimilate the army to that of Switzerland
rather than that of Prussia.
resolution was passed condemning the pro-
posed increase in army expenses. Many mem
bers of Parliament attended.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, March 11-11'30 a. M.-Consols 9l% foI
u S. bonds OF 1862, s14 OF 1885, DID, 9lk; OF 1861
9OM :O-40s, sSH Erie Railroad, ls14 Illinois Cen.
trail HOY; Great Western, 80.
FRANKFORT, March 1l.-U. s. bonds, 9611@96x fol
the issue OF 1862.
IIyERPOoI, March ll-118O A. M.-Cotton dull
and unchanged. Middling uplands, 716; middng
Orleans I'D The sales to-day are estimated TO- Oo(
bales. - ,-