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war comes to complete the work OF invasion; hut
with strong and respected government, . govern.
forty the financial ere lii OF France and secure free
scope for industrial activity. the country would soon
emerge from her present. desoiate condition The
CUES ion Is where such government Is 10 De
found
Lei ua sec then whether yon represent order looking =,
iitc Paris in revolution Marseies Lyons St iilepne in,
surCenlsa is what rst meets the i perhaps
q essss saASry which can .al e e !;
your power is emincntly nonarchea Assembly, and
your republican =. beast II sppsr
and thu, all authority s%a1ass from IT. and while yoa
onies you have republican Ministry, republican admin
,railsn In The tase Of this ocmrs,e the
ssSn' Hss orm. ni ask ss. ss sssa Of
inions If they ignored and condemned TO inactivity
the Of
SovornmeInt Goats uncertainty between the Let and
Ss.,a Sass least H. :Snss:Ay 10
:"es Is. why
cause there IN the government the expectant
e II power 9aai the army hes,s.o. Seraa.s It's de-
Sscys nSw Ministers msa hs esen ss
republican o Il. yor ss' 70 re-
.hory and in order 70 reesabish the principle Of
,horiy must DO Of two the
visionHl condition.
NJ. Duvernois then goes on to unfold the pro-
graDlme OF the emplre:-
The empire, understand IT, is not party; It is
pnspe and System. The principle is that OF monarchy
based upon the national win directly expressed the system
Is the concton OF classes under the auspices of strong
power We heeve that In country where the monarchy ID
longer doems of divine light and which does not again
desire the republic, the only possible government 10
q monarchy resting the national sovereignty We
believe that In country where socialism Is At work
necessary the other hand protect the bourgeosic
the other to take into the raons OF de-
mocracv In far as they practical and legitimate We
have neither hatred for the people of the who
stirred period OF quiet only t. be tho down when
they have been fairly rouscd against that
ghtened, intelligent, but emotional bourgeoisie which
passes part OF Its time In preparing revolt
lions and the rest In grooming over them. But In
place of taking STANDPOINT the the other OF
these unstable eens resting that which in
all countries o the wor Is the basis OF governmcnanded
property In Engand should be tories and In France we
because in England property Is concentrated
while IN France Is divided monarchy having for its
base the democracy AMI concang the inter-
ests which the revolution brings to The rontha is
tenn. What Is there facous in +?
As long as q government OF this kind Is estab-
lshed NJ. Duvernois processes to be indifferent
whether the old dynasty Is reestablished or the
princes OF the light divine restored. All he asks is
that the country should be saved by the union or the
conservatives and should then be lett free to choose
whatever government II pre- ers but there can hardly
be a question IN what direction his letter points.
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The Force, nj yersnilIns.

Tie London Ttn,cs contains a significant despatch
nom It's Berlin correspondent announcing that "in
consequence OF communication from Versailles the
extradltion VI The French prisoners will shortly
begin.n IL asserted ii Brussels on Monday that
agrcat military demonstration, under General Vinoy
WAS preparing II Versailles. The following appears
IN the London Jtutea:--
f0W generals occupied Versailles under the MING
Yer OF War gcng together the military prisoners ami
orgaasug them Tue service the country The num-
Der - reherAs aud oucers OF all grades returning from
inttf AMI presenting themselves for military
We government becomes each day considerable The
hHs Dc Galiiet, general OF cavalry aud the Metz
prisoners has received tho the brigade OF cav
airy ~ versailles ana s charged With organizing at st. Ger
main Tue volunteers for the National Guard the depart
ments " the seine AMI Disc. livery mprning recopuas
sauce J cavalry proceeds from Versailles by Clond
Tar ~. gates % Paris TO that obstruction Ia
offered The communications between the capital this
town. Tue Prissau government rcnsws each day demand
" occupy Paris for the restoring order The
frenoh government meets this demand a refusal
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Proclamation by the Ly on. communc.

The Democratic Committee Of the National Guard of the
Rhine 70 the people OF Lyons:-
CiT12FNs-1he commune has been proclaimed from the
balcony Of the Hotel ylle amid the applause Of
the whole population. Our city which, the 9TH September
the first 10 proclaim the republic could be behind
hand in initiating Paris
Honor this noble and population of Lyons
The city Is about to lend her aid to the reestablish
ment OF liberty and true republic She IA about
TO reassume the management OF her interests,
which has been TOO long usurped the central With
the Commune cltizens shall have united government,
which viii concentrate IN itself the armed forces and NUM-
cipsl police. With the Commune the will reduced,
the public treasury will no longer he pluniered.
new era citizens has begun for city. Many suffer
ngs and misery general will be lessened with the
Commune that hdeons social plague called pauperism Will
disappear. Let the inhabitants remain calm and worthy Of
their victory! Let them have confidence. and in very
short time order and prosperity will not be cmntv
words Let us prove BY attitude 20 the enemies
OF free liberty that the people mistake that sublime
sttion cale commune for the which they
accused soon detractors themselves viii be forced to
acknowledge that the people live under repub
can institutions. Let remain united and armed to
hod the republic one and undvidabe. Vic Ia Commune
|.rc IL rIul' tquel
The Committee of the National Guard aud the Committee
or the Republican Alliance Follow the signatures OF the
members)
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PARIS.

Tha Commune The Result Of the Elections.
The following. based on oflcial information fur
nished by the Central Committee is complete lis.
OF The candidates elected Sunday, the goth ult.
In the several ACCOMPLISHMENTS Where no other in
dication Is given OF the result the elected are mem
pers or adherents OF the Central Committee
First ACCOMPLISHMENT trouvre,-Adam, Moline,
Rochart, Barre-all conservatives.
second lBank)- Breslay, Tirard, Cheron, Loiseau-
also conservatives.
Dnpont-the three l;st being candidates o. the COM
mittee.
Fourth-Lefran, ais Arthur Arnonld, Clernence.
Amouronx, Gerardln IN this reimbursement NJ.
Louis Blanc was ~ the foot OF the poll, ana not
elected.
| FIrth-Reg re. Jourde, Tridon, Blanchet, Ledroit.
sixth (St. Suipccl-AlbeTt Leroy, Goupil, Robinet
Beslay Nariin-tne Two last being candidates OF the
committee.
seventh-Parlsel Lerevre Urban, Brunei.
Eighth tFsuoourg 81. Holorel-Rigault Valiant
Arthur Arnold, jules Allix. NJ. Carnot was one or
The unsuccessful candidates.
Ninth rue Druot)-Ranc Ulysse Parent Desmar.
Teni1-Tellx Pyar, Fortune Henri cambon,
Champy. bablck.
EleSentn--Assi Avrial, Delescuzc, Mortler, Eudcs,
proto, Nerdure.
Twelfth lBercyl-yarln, Geresme, Frumeau,
TheIsE.
Ihirieenth-Meilcr Duyal, Chardon, Frankel.
.fourteenth taonrougel-Blliray, Marteiet, De-
camps.
Fifteenth clement, Wales, Langevm Hendrlot-
the last only beng the committees candidate, and
iheir other Candidates. the former AdJoints, being
beaten.
&. sixteenth tPassyl-Marmoteau De Boutelller,
conservative candidates.
seventeenth tBatiguolles. --Nariin, Clement, &C.
Iardln Chain, Maloa.
Eighteenth Cdontmartrel-Dereare, ThelsZ, Blan-
qui, Clement, FeIre, Nermorel, Pascna Grousset
Aineteenh liza Chapeiiel-Duget, Oudet, Gourmet,
Delescluze, ostAn Mot.
twentieth tBellevillel-Ranyier Bergeret, Flour.
ens Blanqut
Eleven members OF the committee and -four
mayors W re elected.
In the Louvre, course, Luxembourg, Palais Bour.
hon, opera aud the fassy ACCOMPLISHMENTS the re.
suits were contrary 10 the hopes OF the committee.
Megy. who killed the policeman last year, Was
candidate for the seventh reimbursement, but was
not elected, neither General Cluseret, who was
proposed by delegates of the Cordere tIwcllth ar
Tonoissement.
BlanquI. Narlin Arthur Arnould and Theisz were
elected ia each Of two arrond ssements.
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Theirs Communication TO the Preicrts-Ie IL
Confiicni that All will Yet be Wei.

The following Official communication was tele-
graphed ny NJ. Timers 10 the Projects Of all the de-
partments VI France;-
VFRs ILLEs, March g. 1871.
Nothing new in the SITUATION In Lyons re-
eabsled thanks The energy Of the Project
and ao the ala Of the National Guard Al MaTseies
foreigners WHO supported the anarchists have
temporary disturbance which the government that
have been despatched will De able to suppress
Toulouse las tiled TO initiate this sad example, but
without any chance Of success. With the exception
os these nsgniuCSnt attempts France, hTm ami nd
rallies rouna the government ana the National Assembly ia
order 70 reess anarchy. This anarchy st attempts to
RUE Paris An agreement which the Governor entirely
foreign has been established between the socaed Commune
ana tue Mayors To appeal elections take ID ace
to-day. probably without liberty therefore without any
moral authority. -
Let the country pay heed these elections ana have
commence n Tue government order Will be established IN
larik az ebeWhere. a. THEIRS
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balcony 10 the applause OF than twenty thousand
citizens Eahtee batiaions of twenty glad to
unite with the gl5 lai.aons PARIS Not drop OF blood
has been shed, thanks the Provisional
Commission. The government OF Versailles not recog
ni1cd The cause OF the people is triumphant and Paris
alone recognized rs the capital
deIcp alton. ANeIrROuy
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IN Rue de la Pais asserted that shots
hred by the men Of the manifestation.
General sheridan viii, OF course, reply TO thus,
and doubt resent the impertnence OF these citi-
zens In making use or his name. The garrison IN
the Place Vendome are sun further strengthening
themselves In addition 10 the harrcades they nave
built redoubt for musketry round the column.
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F R A N c E..
The Result of the Communist
Elections in Paris.
-~>-S>-->~>>o,,~>~~,>~,~~
LIBERTY FOR PARIS AND FRANCE.
~----~~~~~o~S-~---~-~~~-
NJ. Theirs Declares Before God and Man
to Stand by the Republic.
LYONS AND TOULOUSE ORDERLY.
The Paris Elections Declared Null and Void
by the Assembly.
THE B0SAPARTIST PROGRAMME.
The Government Which Can Re.
store and Maintain Order.
LYONS AND TOULOUSE ORDERLY
The Paris Elections Declared Null and Void
by the Assembly.
THE B0SAPARTKST PROGRAMME.
The Government Which Can Re.
store aud Maintain Order.

The Inman steamship City OF Paris, Captain Mler-
house, from Liverpool March So via Queenstown
the slst arrived at tas port last evening, with
days later papers than those brought by the Weser
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LYONS.

Delegates al tie Iasurgent Central Consaittee
al Lyons--1he Commune Triumphant.
The following communication has been published
by the Paris Central Committee
Tie Central Committee hastcns TO communicate 20
the population vi Pans the following despatch re-
ceiyed from one u is delegates al Lyons
To Tir CrrngNs. MnMBERs THE CENTRAL CON-.
NITFE IN fAIis.-
Nc have arrived IN Lyons and we're Immediately nsro.
duee1 al tAe Hotel 10 Ns We have had " appear
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Tee Paris students and the Insurgents.

According TO The Paris Soir the Central Commit
tee at present claiming supreme authority in PARIS.
desired possession of the Ecoie de Medecene.
The pupils, body, were opposed 10 that arrange
ment and held meeting TO consider what steps
they should adopt. Delegates from the students OF
the Beaux Arts, the Polytechnique and the Faculty
or Law also attended, and after some discussl 1t
agreed that the whole OF the Young men present
should place their at the disposition OF tne
Mares, or oil Admiral Saisset, VINO has been APP
pointed to the cnief command OF the National
mously pasSed:-"The students or the various
Schools considering that the Central Committee has
made an attack upon universal suffrage, declare that
they make common cause with the representatives
and the Mares OF Paris and that they ready TO
act with them by oil possible means against that
committee, which has no mission rom the peoDe.
They declare, moreover, that they repudiate any
Kind OF completely with reac iohary views; that
they intend to resist any coup Q'etdt proceeding
from ANY authority, and they desire to maintain
FULLY and entirely the republic one and ldivlsbie.n
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Assassination Adyscafsd in the Cfacial
.JruruaI.

The journal orciel OF the 18th uit. publ lshes an
article by M. valiant the delegate OF the Committee
for the Home Department, in VIII ch that gentle
man states his surprise at the Due d'Aumale hay-
ing found IL possible 10 eater France without meet
ing with citizen to Kill him. NJ. valiant adds that
such facts prove how much moral and civic sentl
ment have deterloraied. In ancient requisites such
was the law; now an ailectatiOn oil morality would
call this act OF justice an ASSASSINATION. tie con-
cudes 10y saying that society owes 10 princes but one
duty--leath. Society is bound but 10 one formally
the yerIncaiIon oil identity.
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An Imperinlist charlottesville Future Gov.
ernmenf of FraBce-Thc Duty Of the Cons
servatives-A Republican Ministry and n
Conservative Oh mbcr.

servatives-A Republican Ministry and n
Conservative Oh mbcr.
The f'aa MaH gazette OF March 80 has the follow
ing
NJ. Clement Duvernois, who for some years acted
as Kind OF literary aide-de-camp TO the Emperor
Napoleon and was afterwards Minister OF AQrl.
culture under the Regency, has addressed letter 10
NJ. JnleTs, winch may be taken n sign that
the imperlalists are now prepared to enter on
an active campaign Tor the restoration OF the
dynasty, If not personally OF the eX-Emperor him.
self. fhis letter, OF which we have received an
early copy, VIII be published In the SITUATION OF TO-.
morrow, and deserves attention both as an able and
vigorous argument IN favor or the pre- and as an
indication OF the Ieelings and opinions ny appeal
70 which the imperiasts hope TO carry the day.
TO follow the example OF reticence set By the
emperor and 70 abstain from saying or doing any
..ning whicn could weaken the government OF the
hour But the war being over the situation has
changed, and In duty 10 their country rs wen in
Justice to themselves they are constrained TO answer
tue attacks OF M Thlcrs and his niends and strike
out line for themselves
Starring with the assumption That the chief neccs-
sity Of the hour IL reorganization and conso,ida-
tion OF the different sections OF the conservatives
party In France, In order to maze head against
country, NJ. Duvernos proceeds TO consider how ss
this is 70 be accomplished. From the present gov.
eminent he has nothing TO hope. just as the gov
eminent 81 National Defence occupied itself much
more actively IN fighting against the empire than In
lighting against tine Prussians, so the government
the Bonapartists, instead OF depressing the
designs OF the demagogues Reviewing the prin-
ciPai .accusalons against Tue empire, he re-
iorts them upon M. Theirs and his MINISTERS
u was they, he declares, who, by ineir
speeches denouncing the agRfan1lzemcnt OF
Prussia, rendered war inevitable; u was they VINO
crippled the military resources or France by their
opposition 10 permanent armies, the war budpeL
aud the contingent. NJ. Dnyenois also asserts tnat
peace on favorable terms might nave been made
after Sedan II NJ. ihicrs and his lrends had MOI
oyerthrown the responsible government, and re.
minds them that FOR the miserable state OF
Paris at the present moment they are responsible I'm
SO far a. they demanded the arnng or the National
Guards OF BeieviIe and Mont martrc. National
bankruptcy must be the inevitable result n ciyi
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/ VI. Thiers' Proclamation Announcing the
Restoraiion OF Order NJ Lyons und Ton.


Res,oration OF Order Lyons und Ton.
louise.
on the 2sh OF March the Chief Executive OF the
government published the following proclama-
tom
Order, which has already been reestabished LYONS
has ust been restored IN toulouse ais completely and with
prom iude The Prefcct NJ. de Keratry,
ieTmncd 10 adopt policy Of action recniered Toulouse
yesterday and has dispersed The of the Com
he has exicled NJ Dunortal, who the oppres-
Scarcely 900 carry into e ec
thanks 10 tne assistance OF good zens
exasperated with the yoke 10 which they had boon
subjected The the insurgents Of the great cities
thus cOpetsly laleu through
The authors viii render an ac-
ioI before usce They sin preserve kind OF in
huence Only "a Garsees, Earonne ana 81 Etenne where,
however the Commune Is expiring the whole OF France
has rallied % the legal and reeyeeccd government. AT
Paris therc reigns the compelest calm. the elections
winch portion OF The Mayors had rest yned themselves
deserted those vino order wherever
have part in the voting they have obtained tho
their rights We will be the
OF these accumulated niegalies. Meantime the orders
which beginning be to all the
duEry suddenly stopped, and the well-disposed
that II bread is kept OF their
mouths they this the adopts OF the InernaODae
OF that labor of which they to be the be
Agrcitursis aso-so anxious the dts
longs his in the midst OF they it TO these
gIs,urbers OF whom the German has
delayed It's departure France, already unfortunate,
10 also latest misfOriunes and wei
10 them alone she owes IT, ~ Fet tue government to
avoid long possible the shedding of bood tempo
red has ~ no means remained inactive. and the
Of reesabh order will only this be the
prepared and more certain. a. THEIRS.
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The Central Ccmmiftce Resisning Their
Powers.

The Central Committee published the following
proclamation in Paris on the 2oth ult. -
tTTIzESs-oGT mission is Terminated; we are about 10
y'ed place IN your Hotel de ia vile 10 your newly
eeced your regular manufactures Aided by your patriot
ism and your Devotion have been able bring good
perseering aid, solidarity longer \ word
The safety Of the republic assured II councils can
have weight whatever IN decisions allow faith.
ig servants 20 tel before the that which
expect from OGavH CITIZENS do not lose
fact that the Who vii you those whom
you may choose IRON among living hives sui
VIII only consider their
suS end always considering themselves
nstru equally takers Incapable Of passing into action
taey will sacrifice everything To DISCOURSE 20 oratorca
effect sgref AVOID equally those whom
has too much favored for II that he who
fortune Ia disposed regard the working his
resoute active, having Of right acknow
edled honesty. Give preference 70 those do
electors 10 know be for them present them
seves We that II observe these
you VIII at last have naugsed the popular represen-
tation, you will the Representatives who will
never consider Themselves as your masters.
This is an unexpected act OF self-negation upon
tho part OF the Central Committee: for although
many or them certain OF election, the majorii y
are not candidates-t1at Is 10 say, IL the list pub
1ished by the Rape be correct Only twelve names
cut OF tnirtyve figure upon the list; but IL is posi-
BILE that other lists are In existence bearing the
names OF greater proportion oil the men NJ present
IN power. CuriouslY enough, the pane OF Assy does
not figure upon the lists as given bv the R0pDei.
The Journals are undecided in the course that they
take some have given way ana advise their read.
10 vote; Others protest in considering the cir
cumstances, the NEST plucky manner against Paris
yielding 10 tue VIII VI the iurDulent rabbie OF the
JaGboarIs All are united IN blaming the utter
feebleness aud the astounding tncapachy OF Tie
Assembly.
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NAPOLEON.
The UOnarnriist ProQrau mime

TIC 1UHaFnriIst FTORTahfmt.
The London Observer Of the Goth ult. says:-The
following statement OF the programme adopted by
Napoleon has been communicated to us:-
The arrival OF the Emperor Napoleon In England
has given rise to a variety OF rumors which have no
authority whatever. Napoleon III. may not be so
soemnly reticent as he has been represented to be-
but certainly ne VIII not explain his views and In
ait meas, gets into Camden House. Ii mas been
asserted that the health Of Tie Emperor 10 very bad
indeed: but we are Informed that, on the contrary,
there Is marked Improvement in his health. The
story OF the National Guards of Paris being brbed
by Bonapartist gold is sufficiently reruted by the
facts that Bonapartist gold Il scarce, and that
the Beevllle men and their adRerents are and have
been in urgent need OF money. The ex- Emperor
Will not sanction intrigues on his behalf. Whenever
he deems lt necessary he VIII address the nation
openly, as he did on Inc eve OF ,he elections and
after the anti-lmperia vote IN the Assembly. Napo.
leon ILL., IL Is stated viii not depart from The pa ssye
attitude he has maintained since his departure from
France,
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Tho Rioters. Justification Of the Massacre IN
the Place yendeme-t: eperai .beridau'-
Name Made T-se Of

The cut-throat government have put forth M
Elaborate justification OF the massacre in The Rue de
ia Paix. SUB 5ln II but be- to remark that Il IS
: ssue Of lasanood from beginning to end
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EDWARD r STONE, Secretary

=, EDWARD +. STONE. Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. Is. Merchants Exchanss
Building, California street, San Francisco, Cal
fNBLAyertising charges, e on each certin,
eass ssa rrsue,.eo, April as, 1s,i. z as7,d
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.MPIRE MILL AND nINlN.

NMPIRE Mill AND ,fINlNG
IL Compsny.-Location Of Works. Gold Hill
District, Storey County. State OF NeyadaENo-
tice is hereby given, that at q meeting OF the
Board OF Trustees OF said Company, held on the
Dollar (S3O) per share was levied upon the capi-
tal stock OF said Company, payable immediate
IL, in United States gold coin. to the Secretary,
q the ONCE OF the Company, No. AIS California
street, Room No. Q, third hsor, San Francisco,
CaiiSornia. ANY stock upon which said assess
ncnt shall remain unpaid on the sth day OF May,
L-D. 1871, shall be deemed delinquent, and viii
be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless paymeot shall be made before, will
be sold on MONDAY. the Twenty,ninth day OF
NAY. 1911. to pay the delinquent assessment,
toeether with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale By-ordsr-of the Hoard OF Trus-
tees, GEO. II. SPISNEY, Secretary.
Ofnce-Room No. 2, thlid door. No. as Cali
fornia street, San Francisco, California. aStd