Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-11
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
T.lssrerked Ercls,tr,ly 20 n. er,-i-c say.
The French Assembly TO Remove Co
Versailles.
BoBDRLUX, March I).-In the NATIONAL As
sembly to-day sf.er a speech by NJ. Theirs.
strongly urging the removal OF the Assembly to
Versailles, the Assembly rejected BY a.. against
1ui an amendment demanding the Immediate
removal TO Pans, wheyeupOn the proposition
fOT removal 20 Versailles WAS adopted nv %
against l0I. The first public setting will be
held AZ Versailles, March e1lh
Partial Surrender of the National
Guards.
LONDON. March 1.-THE Times 81 scisi cor
respondent 81 Paris telecrsphs that the Ma
tonal Guards holding MOntmsrtre haveSnrren-
dered the cannon held BY them and tie re n ain
Der VIII be formally summoned Saturday 20
surrender their arms. la case Of refusal their
pay will be stopped.
Nolthe Debating 90 Paris.
General Soltkc has made a dem and for de
parture frola Paris OF all uharmed Mobile
Susrds exceeding The authorized garrison OF
10000 men.
COmpremfse with the National
Guard
PARIS, March 1l.-It he quiet to tisy at Mont
msrtre. The National Guard returned the
cannon in their possession to the government ON
the conditions that their orgsDj zation j. no; 20
oe cissolved and the continuance OF the allow
ance 10 each member OF one franc and a half
Per day until work is resumed In accordance
with this arrangement the National Guard have
ALREADY commenced to pack their cannon in the
garden OF Luxembourg.
Rochefort Dead.
PARIS, March 1.-THE clocic newspaper an
nounces the death Of Henri RochefOrt
The Accident ON the Versailles Rail
road.
Thirty German wounded soldiers were killed
by the recent accident on the Versailles rail-
way. The city is quiet.
~ "A Af,l.- L. l. 10 n
cordance with the demand OF Moltke.
Johnny Comes Marcbfux Home
LONDON, March 1.-THE re urn 10 France Of
the French soldiers informed in Switzerland T.
the I'D OF March.
Algeria Getting the Better Of the
BErssFLs, Msrch 1.-The Etoile Belg, make.
the statement that the Mobile Guards sent 20
Algeria TO supprIs IS the instruction there have
been dis armed by the natives, who are masters
OF me situation. A regiment of zousyes Ia.
lest arls Tor Algeria 10 re- establish order.
The British Parliament.
Fdsso9e II Too Long Peadi,.g keaszr>s.
LONDON, March lin the House OF Com
mons, last night, Mr.. Forester devoted several
hours TO the defence OF the educational bin.
obtaining at the close large majority Tor tue
DIE. y he bll permitting marriage 10 a de-
ceased wIies sister also Passed.
shipw reeks
LONDON. March 1.-THE schooner Hone .pu!
neal Glasgow. All ON board were l5si Tba
schooner Northern Star was Wrecked mar
wexford; 1t Is believed the entire crew Der.
ishei. The bark Daring was driven ashore aud
several were drowned.
feiitfcal Reforms tu Eng land
LONDON, March HIT L. ANNOUNCED thar the
conservatives are preparing a resolution for
introduction in the House OF Commons 10 IL.
send the nrst and second articles OF the decls-
ration OF the Paris Congress OF lsJs. concerning
leuirai nags and privateering. Disrseli viii
demand division OF the House up0n the meas-
u'e John Stuart Mil presided al a meeting a.
81 James Hall last night OF the WorkmsH's
Peace Society, called tor the purpose OF utter
ing protest -aInSt the eNtTaya 4ns army ex-
penoitures. MIR. Mill, in his remarks IN refer
ence 10 the government army bill. praised the
section providing for the abolition OF the sys-
TEN OF purchase OF commissions. lie preferred
10 assimilate the army 20 that OF Switzerland
rather than that of Prussia. Resolutions wer.
passed condemDing the proposed increase OF lie
army expenses. Many members OF ParIiamen,
attended.
Movements Of Steamers
LIVERPOOL. VI arch li,-artived-fhs steam
err Mexican, Wisconsin and Donati, from New
York.
LONDON, March 11.-Tbe steamer Wasar
from New York, touched Southampton to-d.v