The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-28
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 28.-HoUsE -
Several bills were introduced, the nost i'm
portaut being one to provide for holding g
session of the Legislature in Chicago next
winter.
SENATE.-The House amendments sp-
preparation bills for charitable institutions
were agreed TO-. Eminent domain bills
we're discussed. S.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-If Mr.. Wade is
we'll enough tomorrow, the Commissioners
will cali upon the President in body. The
report is still incomplete and unsigned, but
all points have been decided.
A rumor is current to-day that the ad-
uinistration has decided to drop the San
Domingo business for the sake Of harmonic
ing the party, and that to afford reason for
this change Of policy, the report of the Com
mIssioners will conclude with q recommend
alton that nothing further be done towards
annexation at present on account of the
civil war on the Island.
PARIS, March 28-The Central Com
mitsee of Reds have matured plan for the
government of the country which has been
presented for the consideration of the As
semblT. The provisions are that fedora.
| tiOn be formed TO consist of united com
mlttee OF three of the largest and most i'm
portant cities of France, and that the fedora
ton thus formed should be the supreme
governing power of the nation and should
be invested with all legislation and execu
tive powers and authority necessary for the
exercise of their Office.
| LONDON, March 23.-The News Paris
special says the elections passed off quietly
and resulted In an overwhelming communal
majority.
| The revolutionary authority is completely
dominant. The abdioAIion of Admiral
Soissett and the may oss, increases the sue
cess of the revolution, which within week
will spread to ell the large towns and rem.
der possession of the govsrnment in the
rural districts untensble.
PARIS, March 27.-Ths result of the com
muneal elections IN Paris is yet unknown
There were but few voters.
The insurrectionarY central committee
has e1torted from some of the supporters o.
the committee of order, full and exact lis
of the members of that organization.
In the conmuneal elestions to-day, tn,
candidates of the Central Republican Com
mittee were elected in all the arrondisse
msnts except the first, second and seventh
The aggregate vote was very ligh:.
The Journal de Paris estimates the mum
Der not voting at 250,0OO.
The city continues tranquil.
The reports of insurrecsion in Algeria arr
confirmed.
LONDON, March 2S.-It is generally
thought the government is defunot ard tn,
rumor is current that Theirs will be forced
to resign and be succeeded by Duo DAur
male. Theirs is credited with the remark t.
his friends that when the government ha
one hundred thousand troops on which
can depend, an attack viii be made OF
Paris. 1t is believed the capital will be re-
moved to Tours.
A Telegraph special at Versailles report
that the government has ordered the promp
arrest of Garibeldi upon disappearance uE
on French soil E.effo rerres from the min
istry of war and will be succeeded by Clern
bault, q returned prisoner from Germany.
BERLIN, March 28.-The message sent Il
Paris by Gen. Schlotteim, commanding tn
corps Of troops ct 81. Denis, is passive an
peaceful in tone, but shows no friendlines
with insurgent movements.
Troops have lately been active in variou
parts of France, but are strictly in accord
: Ance with the preliminary stipulAtions {
peace.
BRUasELs, March II Negotiations fe
final treaty of peace between France an
Germany will soon commence. De Cleriqu
and Goulard, pleniposentiaries from Franc
arrived here to dsy, and it is expected tn,
: the 6rst sitting of the representatives
!, both governments will be held this weeI
!, The French EN- bassy is the place agreed u
on for the meetings.
LONDON, March 30 The News Brusse
d special says that Bszaine is about to leav
d for France, and that Marshal LIE Bouef vi
/, GO to Hague.
The revolt in Algiers is spreading.
WASHINGTON, March 27. --SENArE =
J: Long before the hour of meeting, the gale
a les and corridors leading to the Senate We
l. densely thropged BY an immense audieno
10 eager to hear the speech of Mr.. Sumnt
who had been announced to address t
> Senate on San Domingo. At II o'clock 4
!. spectacle was one of the most animasil
Of ever witnessed in the Senate Chamb'
v- Upon the conclusion Of the reading OF
as Journal, Mr.. Sumner touk the floor al
r. asked for the reading Of the resolution r
70 10 Gently submitted BY him and already pu
= lished. He then submitted aud had re
by the Secretary, an additional rssolusi
70 as follows:
o. Resolved, That whatever may be the ii
s, to territory unrati6ed by treaty, it is po
y tive that after the failure of the treaty in
0'' Senate, all pretext to title ceased, so u
os.. { Government is in all respects ssrsnl
,um- fore territory, without excuse or apollo
wish foreil interference against its enemi
llous liperenr domestic, and therefore any b
the ;slarervention or act on the coast
mo o, Of the DonSan Domingo after the fail
yTSi, uusuthorizesan treaty in the Senate
a mort in law olence, utterly without 81
rectly from shat son. and proceeding
ish. suounced By tha;ly prerogstive which
80. Bal stea rtiution of the Uni
90. e.. Sumner then
ass'ss' - at length, spsennd addressed
conclnSing e
thyee hours