The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-13
WASHINGTON.
FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
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Special to Daily ARGUs.
SPRINGFIELD, March l3, $50 P. M.-But
little business done in the House to day.
All bills not before committees, or disposed
of, have been read first time.
The warehouse committee reported favor
ably on Fuller's warehouse bill.
ERailroad bills were made the special order
for Thursday next.
The Senate meets at 3P. NJ, but there
will be no quorum present.
PARIS, March I3.-Gen. Vinoy has issued
orders suspending the publication of Ven,
geur, Mot D'Ordere, and three other Jour
mails. The publication of new political or
social economy journals is forbidden.
The Germans evAcusts Versailles to-
morrow, and the French troops will
i'm mediAtely occupy the town.
Marquis DeBauneville has been appointed
French Am bassador st Vienna, NJ. MettetRl
Prefect of Police.
The health Of the city is improving.
The Syndical Chambers of Commerce
have declared that no Germans shall be
employed in the trades of Paris.
The Offoisle journal contains decree
dissolving certain headquarters and stats
of the army, approving the formation Of
| regiments of infantry, and urging the
establishment of camps of instruction.
| The rioters of the tenth Of December
/ have been tried by a council Of war
Blanqui, Florens, Girsrd and Aveigllt
wers condemned to death for contnmAcy
/ Goupil to two years Imprisonment, anc
| Wales six months Imprisonment. The
rest were acquitted.
| The Electeur Libre says the rumor tina,
General Trochu has become insane il
unfounded.
The BelleviIle Battery is complete. It il
an earth work, with glAees, embrasures
platforms, esoarpes, trenches, sharp shooters
angles and mIttrAilleuses. An embrasure
containing guns pointed ct Paris wers
mounted yesterday.
Anarchy prevails among the insurgents
A newly formed regiment of the line havt
been sent to protect the Assembly.
Theirs influence is waning.
The Bonapartisss have issued forciblt
address which is placarded on the streets
showing that the present government ha
exhibited more intolerance than was eve
shown BY tie empire.
All quiet to-day at Mont Martre. Tht
National Guard return the All cannon IL
their possession 20 the government on condi
ton TIA. the'r organization will not be dis
solved, and the continuance of an allowance
of franc and half per day until war is re
sumed. The guard has alresdy commenced
to pauk cannon in the garden of Luxem-
bourg.
The Union Liberal, of Versailles, hsl
com menced inquiry into the acts OF violenct
and plunder perpetrated ny the Germans du
ring the occupation Of that city. 1t stated
that requisitions and destruction of propers,
are coDtinued ty the Germans.
LONDON, March 13.-President Thier
and all the members of the government ar
expected in Paris tomorrow.
The threatening demonstrations at Mon
Msrtre have ceased, and the national guard
have surrendered all their cannon.
Eleven persons were killed and twenty
three wounded by the accident at Putesui
on the Northwestern railway.
BORDEAUX, March l3.-The National is
sembly adopted by a vote of 40 to lO4,
resolution for the removal Of the sitting o
the Assembly to Versailles.
LONDON, March ia despatch has bee
received from Paris stating that membe
of the Rothschild family and NJ. Faulds hav
ioined the enti.German League in thi
city.
4 despatch from ST. Petersburg states
that the Journal there announces that M
Seward is expected to arrive there shortl
1t is rumored in the Russian Capit'
that q coalition ia said to exist or to be IL
pending between America, Germany CT
Russia.
BERLIN, March l3.-The town of Vie
, senburg has been annexed to the Kingdo
4, of Bavaria,
. With the sanction Of the Ge
man Conferate powers
quest has been transmitted by I
r Prussian government to the Holy HATH
- desiring him not to select Prussia as
residence. The Pope refuses to sancti
the transfer of the Arch Episcopal Sees
4 Alsace and Lorraine from France to e
many.
WASHINGTON, March l3.-Deputy U.
Marshall Anderson Cooper, of the Fl
South Carolina district, while attempting
> seize an illicit distillery in the possession Q
man named Young, was attacked by the
ter. Both drew pistols and fred simuitt
eously, and both were killed at the
Ere.
4 MOBILE, March l3.-The British
~ Chancellor cleared from Mobile. Friday,
-or Liverpool, with fifty six hundred and sever
two bales of Gotten, weighing 2,044,
W. pounds, the largest cargo cleared since
. war.
KINGSTON, March 1.-THE United St
. steamers Tennessee and Nantucket,
members of the San Domingo Commiss
arrived here to-day, by wey OF Porte
Prince. All are we'll on board both ste
.S ers. The Tennessee will sail in four
~ for New York by way of Key West. h
commissioner is preparing draft of hii
port, and as yet the separate drafts have
Is. been compared. Upon most of the pc
INV of the resolution of Congress, the repor