Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08

Oh the STOCKHOLDERS OF the Mon Racine Kali
road, the following Board OF Directors were
elected unanimously Gel. Thomas A. Scott.
Oliver Ames, John Dun Elisha Atkins, pakes
Ames, 6. =. Martin, X. +. Robbins. James
brooks, q. NJ Dodge, Sidney Dillon, e. - Bush
mel, John Edgar Thompson, Andrew Carnacie
Geo. Nj. Pullman, r. Gordon Dexter.
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Associated Press Reports
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
Ts'eCraphed ErcIusire.y to n. Evenins Sta,.
The Germans Leaving Versailles.
PARIS, March 1.-Evening.-The Prussians
to-day delivered 20 the French all the forts
upon the LETT bank O: the Seine.
The Emperor William and staff LETT Versatile.
for FeTrieres.
The Prussians are to completely eyacu.te
Versailles by the ilth, and the neighborhood
by the 10Th. IL is hored the present ificulties
In Paris will pass over without serious disturb
ances.
To be . Rnrsuet.
LONDON, March lit is expected that a blro-
netcy VIII be conferred on Samuel Morley a
ileer al member OF the House OF Common. from
Bristol WIN
A Hang Jury I'm Ireland
EDniskelen for an assault on Captain Poynter
has ended in the discharge Of the jury, who
were unable 10 agree npon q verdict. The
accused was released on bail TO appear at the
next aesizes.
Paris Under Palladlnes.
fARls, March - Herald special. The
journal Official invites the Mayors Of Paris and
communes TO address q demand Tor part of the
funds sent by the citizens of the United Stafes
and urges that a delegate of the American gov,
eminent be added to the commission for the
All the heaters are preparing to reopen a.
soon as gas can be got. The Bank OF france
VIII commence issuing balance sheets Thurs
day. letter OF Jules simon in placarfei
Napoleon, and declares him responsible Tor the
ruin and invasion OF France.
The appointment Of Palladines has given
offence, because of HE acknowledged nrmnes.
aud talent. he has q plan for the reorxanizA-
ton Of the National Guard approved by Timers.
The National Guar q for the future is a mast
difficult problem. The disgraeeful scenes in
Paris are scon TO be put down.
The London Times On the High Com.
mission.
LoSpon; March s.-The Times, commenting
upon Its Philadelphia letter, expresses missiys
lBgs as to the result OF the labors of the Hish
Commission, unless the American COMMISSION
eTs and government show . fairer appreciation
OF the question than the Senators. The Tiga,r
says England repudiates the assumption of her
responsibility for the depredations of the Ala
bama until 1t is decided by an impartial arbi-
traitor III the cession Of territory is mooted tbe
English Commissioners will take care in ~ NOT
mentioned twice. England will only abandon
her colonies upon the expressed wish OF the col
onlsts, or through war.
EnSiahus Attltude In the Peace
Negotiations.
LONDON, March S.-Certain diplomatic cor
resIondence is published which show. the mar,
taken by England in the negotiations for peace
at Versailles. Brogle, who arrived in Lopjon
Oh the nth ultimo. addressed note TO the For
eign once complaining OF the indifference eI-
hiblted by England towards France, and asking
Granville 10 obtain prolong alton of tie ar ms.
tlce and a reduction OF the Indemnity from the
onerous amount of six milliard francs. Gran
vile declined TO interfere as to the armistice
but telegraphed the same day TO Versailles rer,
resentng that IL was impossible for France 10
Iay 50 great q sum as six milliards OF TINS
QUO Russell, the British representative AT Yer
sailles, writes that he received the di.patcb too
late TO admit Of his interpositiop In the na4,o,;
a'ions, but expressed the belief that Count fsia
marck received duplicate OF the disnat,h h.
Iore me indemnity was finally settled 1t fye
nllllards Of francs.
Bismarck Bound for Berlin.
LONDON, March S-Ihe DaiIy NeWs speciaI
correspondent at Versailles telegraphs that
BISMARCK bas begun his homewsrd journey.
The Emperor and Crown Prince are To hoiJ
review OF the German forces eastward of Par,s
and will not return to Versailles The eyacns
ton OF the neighborhood of Versailles is probs-
bly, accelerated in order 10 enable the Frencb
National Assembly to meet there, The Na
uonai Guard Of Paris are excited over the fear
that they are to be disbanded, and have made
protest against the appointment of Gener.I
Pallsdines to command over them. Paris !.
otherwise calm. IN
The I xre Msln, Army to be seersa,ized. |
- Ia A.
proposed to the National Assembly a erest
reduction in the budget.
The Minister of War proposes a complete re-
organization of the army and defensss of France.
including the erection OF Notifications anon the
new German frontier.
The Disturbances I'm Paris. Ete
PARIS, March s.-[Special to the n = F.
ming Ietegr0m. The French stan officers have
taken posses OF Valerien, Montropue, Van
vler, lssy and BiceIe, which are TO be occu- /
pied by the French army OF the Loire I'm con-
sequence OF the serious and threatening char
acter OF the disturbances in Paris meet
ing wat held At the house OF the Mayor AMI /
jules Ferry, one Of the projects rendered 1
his resignation Several Germans holding on /
cai positions in Paris before the war have
returned. The French government has taken /
in excess IN the number OF the National Guard /
more than II 900 rifles. In the quar- ter near tbe
Boulevard the troops were under arms ali Dight
AT Montmartre, Bliny, Place Royale' Relic /
vile and La Nillette the National Guard have /
formed camps, supported by artillery.
his aspect OF the city has thrown the citizen
generally into painful state OF excitement and /
the consequences is all Confidence i'm the stability
Of the present government is lost. SUSPICION
and dstrust are visible every where. The re-
port that the ex-Emperor il to leave wilhelm,-
hse tor England il premature. Napoleon viii /
not leave until peace is definitely signed a.
Brussels