Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-11
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Journ sine die on w ednesday. Some
Senator's are disposed to remain in ses>
sion until the San Domingo Commis-
oners report
Washington, March 6-The proba>
BILE length of the present session is
the common topic Of conversation.
Members of the House and Senate who
have canvassed the latter BODY feel con.
hdent that the resolution passed by the
House on Saturday, fixing the time of
adjournment for Monday, March, 18th
will be agreed to. The vote on adjourn4
ment on Wednesday next will be very
close. Those in favor of a short ses,
sion viii attempt to have the matter
settled on Tuesday, since, If no arrange
ment is made this week, so many bills
will be introduced that it will be a
month or two before an adjournment
can be obtained.
Bordeaux, March 5.-Picard has ar
rived.
1t is probable that the Assembly will
be transferred to Fontain bleau on leav>
ing Bordeaux.
Several employees belonging to the
Radicals have left Havre and gone to
Paris.
1t is expected that as soon as definite
negotiations for the treaty of peace are
commenced at Brussels about
the 10Th or 11th inst,-the Govern
ment will be ready to pay 00,000, 900
francs on account Of the war indemnity
to free Paris from the proximity of
German troops.
Regiments of the line will quit the
Capital aud be replaced by 1000 picked
men, who will form a provisional corps.
Versailles, March 5-The I'd Army
Corps has commenced its march home
ward
The headquarters of the Emperor
and Won Moltke will be removed from
Versailles on Tuesday Bismarck will
follow the Emperor.
London, March 5.-The report of in
trigues for the restoration OF the Bona.
parties are untrue. Napoleon confident
ly awaits the popular decision, and alb
stains from all Efforts to influence it.
Berlin, March 1 The Emperor will
return to Berlin In abt ut eight days.
Prince Frederick Charles has been
appointed Commander in-Chief of the
army occupation in France, with head
quarters at Rheims.
Theirs will decline to make treaty
| of commerce with Germany, on th,
ground that it is necessary for France
to join the United States and restore
the equilibrium of high tariff.
Berlin is brilliantly illuminated to
night.
| Paris, March 4 Not a German sol
dier remain here. The Saxons passed
out at 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
marching in front Of the Arch de Tri
omphe amid profound silence. There
were few spectators. BY noon the
evacuation was complete. The Ger
man Emperor afterwards reviewed 100,
900 men in the Bois De Boulogne The
Prussian leaders are disappointed at the
GOODNESS aud implacable attitude of the
Parisians.
Several journals resumed publication
to day They are unanimous in the
opinion that the impression produced By
the preliminary terms of peace are very
bad, and declared that no good can be
real when obtained under such cCndi
tions; they recommend calmness and
concord as the means of making the
country great and prosperous.
The city is quiet to day.
A number OF persons suspected of be
ing spies have been arrested by the peo
pie, and several women who were seer
talking with the Prussians on thu
Champs Elysees were severely handled
The minister of the interior, in 8
proclamation, congratulates the inhabi
tants on their attitude during the occu-
patton of the city.
Versailles, March 4.-All queit a
present, but the National Guard are be
coming rather troublesome.
/ 1t is believed that the Emperor vii
review the First Army Corps at Amiens
From Amiens he will go to Rouen; the'
again to Amiens thence to Compeigne
where he will remain for one day, ant
thence leave for Berlin.
The French Minister at Athens viii
be charged to regulate the details OF tn
definite treaty of peace at Brussels.
It has been decided to remove from
the general depot all ammunition, TO
the better defence of the city.
The rioters threatened an outbreak a
: st. Peegie last night. The regula
! troops remained firm, but the Nationf
Guards fell back.
: San Francisco, March 8.-Mr. Hollis
laday has made arrangementsfor sendin
$4,000 German emigrants to Oregon {
settle the lands of the Oregon Il CalIfol
MIA r. r. Co. A line of steamers wi
J be put on to run direct from Breme n
. Aspinwall, connecting with new an
indepe pdent line to be established b,
!. tween Panama and San Francisco an
! Portland, the organization of which
about completed. Passengers will b
landed in Oregon from Bremen at