The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
REFUSAL OF THE FRENCH ASSEM-
BLY TO GO TO PARIS.
Germans Mobbed by French Prison
ers in Switzerland.
PARIS NOT YET QUIET.
&C., &C., I

FRANCE-THE ASSEMBLY REFUSES TO GO TC
PARIs-DEATH OF HENRI RoCHEFoRT.
BORDEAUX, March 10.-The Assembly, Of
ter long speech from NJ. Theirs in favor Of
the removal to Versailles, defeated the
amendment to 90 to Paris by vote of 407
to 104, aud adopted the motion to 20 tt
Versailles-406 to 104. The first public ses.
sion will be held at Versailles on the Goth
instant.
The Cloche newspapers announce the
death Of Henri Rochefort.
BRUSSELS, March ILL Etoile Beige says
| that the natives Of Algeria disarmed the
| Mobile Guards, and are masters Of the stu.
alton.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March lin the House OF
Commons the education bill and the bill
permitting marriage with deceased wife's
sister have passed.
The schooner Hope was sunk near Glas-
cow, and all hands persisted.
The schooner Northern Star was wrecked
| near Wexford, and is a total loss.
The bark Daring is ashore, and several
of the hands were drowned.
THE SITUATION IN PARIS.
LONDON, March ia special to the
Times from Paris, dated 18th instant, says
martre. They have surrendered their can
non, and will be formally demanded to sur
render all their arms to-day.
GERMAN CITIZENS MoBBED BY FRENCH PRISON
Frs IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE
SWISS TO MOB THE FRENCH IN RETURN-THE
SWISS GUARD FIRES ON THE CITIZENS.
ZURICH, SWITZERLAND, March ia Ger
man celebration Ill honor of The return OF
| peace, which begun on Thursday, was dis
turbed by French officers who are detained
| here as prisoners Of war. The German
| Toutralle Music Hall was attacked and &C.
cupied by the French, and several persons
| injured in the melee. The Swiss Federal
Council at once ordered the adoption of
| military measures to put an end to the
tumult and to prevent its recurrence.
The disturbance was, nevertheless, re-
sumed on Friday, when the Tontralle OF
| the Germans was again stormed by the
French, and the German flag torn to pieces.
Subsequently large number Of people OF
Zurich, who sympathized with the Ger
mans, attacked the prisons, in which six
teen officers of the Mobile Guard, arrested
| on the previous day, were imprisoned. The
Swiss soldiers guarding the prison at once
| fired upon and repulsed the mob, but I'M
fortunately killed and wounded several in
| nocent people in the houses on the oppo-
site side OF the street. The riot has now
been thoroughly quelled, and to-day the
city is perfectly quiet.
ZURICH, March lip. M.-Only one per-
son was killed during the disturbance. The
| Federal Council has sent for battalion OF
infantry and two batteries of artillery to
keep the peace, us further disturbance is
| unprecedented. g.
THE SOUTH GERMANS RESOLUTION.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE South German
elections resulted in the election Of fifty
Liberals, ten Conservatives, and fifteen
Radicals. .....
.~.. FIGHT IN ROMAN CHURCH.
ROME, March ia disturbance occur
red this morning in Jesus. Though there
was considerable fighting no one was
wounded. Order was promptly restored by
the authorities.
MISCELLANEOUS.
General Trochu, who commanded in
Paris during the siege, has become insane.
Captain Carlos Gree Forments, Cuban
rebel, was married at Havana while being
led to execution.
Eleven were killed and twenty-three
wounded by the accident on the North
western railroad, in England.
The Emperor Napoleon is not expected
ut ChiseIhurst at present. 1t was a mis-
take.
1t was heart disease that Henri Roche
fort, the Partisan editor and politician,