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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 90, 1871

Committee, said Mr.. Osborne, himself Liberal, IS
nothing more than a screen for Ministerial deDiiy
and executive incapacity. And he went on 10 ASK
what is the use of Cabinet if the House must ap-
point Committee to do Cabinet work, and from
that he diyerged naturally into discussion OF the
Cabinet itself. II is often Mr.. Osborne .
habit to say. on tho 1oor OF tho House
what other members content themselves with whls-
perng in the clubs. 1--WE all know" he remarked
1.-THE right honorable gentleman is rather exclusive
in his Cabinet society If he has preference, what
he does ike best, believe is the selection chiefly Oh
Wing marionettes Of the most approved pattern
gentlemen who viii recognize and reverence the OIL
cial wiresp How far" he asked, does this Cabi-
net represent the opinions Of the great Liberal ma
jority in this Housed How far does 1t represent or
reconcile the feelings of the people of Ireland"
That is plain speaking and all the palmer because
it touched known foblo Of Mr.. Gladstones. lie
cannot emancipate himself politically from Wing
influences, nor emancipate himself socially from
aristocratic influences, and on ono OF The other OF
both Of these rocks his ship is going goIne day to
founder.
When it came to a division 4 large part OF Mr..
Gladstones followers went into the lobby with him,
and no came out with msjOrity of 3d. You know
well enou IN IN America what s the binding force OK
party and how often men vote against their convc-
tons on particular matter for tho sake OF acting
together or for tho sake Of convictions which seem
to them moro important whole. l asked one
Liberal member, before tho debate, how ho should
vote "Oh," no answered, 81 shall vote against the
Committee, unless the Government Is in danger OF
defeat. In that case, shall vote for the Govern
mentD A victory gained in such way as that haa
neither any political significance nor any promise d
pcrmanence Ar. Gladstone has got his Committee.
The most his friends hope from it is that 1t may not
do any great mischief u Mr. Gladstone would learn
prudence from his experience in getting it, 1t might
even prove benefit to him and to his party.
G., W, 8,
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THE coal TROHBLFS.

TIE MINERS CoNCEDH A STRONG POTNT-yo REA-
SON FOR FURTHER STANDARDIZATION or
GOV. GEARY
HARRISBURG, March 1s.-The whole story Of
monop9st oppression revealed plainly IN the progress
OF the coal investigation. The capitalists have az along
contcnded that the miGcr had nauratcd the quarrel
and SIN maintained the contest, not u fair adj
lugtpent but 20 gqn damaging advantage over tho
coal-rnen and the ralrar companies. Thesc, charge
which have been Defor presented AZ length IN TIg
Tribune have been thoroughly disprOved IN TIE eyi
dencc before the Committee and are still crher
and outhoritatively denied by Gov Geary, who is ce
termned mat the state shall ~. be a.saced - par
tion action i at:cr concerning the Interests ~, tDe
whole country. Tho senate Committee D. DEM cidyt'
and has from the first shown all sympathy for 70
usual privileges such invest CATION Inc iulnt. iet
sentative appeared BEFORE Gov 1eiF on Ihu.si az,
while Offering every concession 70 the deuahis OF te
capitalists formally signed paper yielding one OF nc
Pct prOyisos OF the capitalists lis - scion M, %
pauies after the troubles gan, and j. Gey Gc1ry &C.
cares, the solution Of the whole difficulty Inc para
That ss e splorl ar i7 opDeag ,ny i,'oI','s 3,
ou- works s UPON he aaai1auta Of le c 10 " '-o
Th has been the real buwark settlement for months
past and - concession by the miners a'tS iheiI fe
meas 10 listen to reason The capitalists commanded "' i
essoHs, which were oac by one agreed 20 bul tIe
miners werc 10th 70 ggo % 70 the enemy thlT sfohs
source Of redress g.
"a simply for a Jew cents and the coal conn auea tLt
have Iocketed millions by TINS trouble are ne ioen WHO
now eep lie work suspended, ant all for nom I'VE 80
seven ceuts Imcan that the wcrkmt snail has (u.'e
II there - law compelling % m the state, tnd ho.d X
Il the dUty Executive % protect labor even peioic
capital. for that protect it-eiL'
Both sides nave been 10 Governor, and t is no So
cret that the gbt OF tho Companies merely crusade
miners viii he helpless. The Committee has conseh"a
copcITIsion Whafeycr hauttn- thc-e IS hope that
the Governor though tied by Democratic senate and
unsympa hzine House. may he aOle TO end the tIOAoS
canu D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

THE NEW LOAN-EDUCATION AS MEANS oF
REyTEGE-MAEsHAL CMALON ABOUT TO
RETIRE TO PRIVATE LIFE
LONDON, March 10, 1871
The new French loan, which viii probably bear
INTEREST at five per cent and be redeemabe at fixed
tine. viii be submitted to the National Assembly Oh
Tuesday next 1t is said the loan is for the pur-
nose of converting loan Of 25OO0GOoO francs con-
tracted by the Tours delegation Of the September
Government.
The Eloie Beige learns that the French Govern
ment has negotiated a loan with the RothschIds Oh
two milliards Of francs, at per cent interest,"
price, 70. ,.r..
The Journal des Dfbats last week advised diffusion
of education and better training. for frenchinen'
Then their powers viii be increased to seek Tor te
revenge in an improved administration OF AFFAIRS
and the extension of public liberties.
The remains OF Charles Hugo are to be brought 10
poris Tomorrow by his father for interment. The
funeral arrangements such that the procession
will be very large and the ceremonies imposing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20

tcau Rouge Gen. Paturel was weundcd
Gen. Viuoy was Missed and pelted at Montmartre
and Gems. Susyille Lecomte, and Clement Thomas
were taken prisoners. The former was killed, and
the latter taken before a drunhead court-mar-
tal and condemned to be shot. Gen. Paladines is \
prisoner at the rebel headquarers the approaches TO
which are guarded by National Guards. Many
gendarnes were killed.
At o'clock last evening it was reportedthat Gems.
Lecomte and Clement Thomas, the latter formerly
COMMANDMENT Chief of the National Guards who
captured in the morning, had been shot by the
insurgents, after summary trial. The news spread
CONSERVATION through the city.
On Saturday morning, the troops succeeded in cap
turing 40 cannon in the Montmartre. OF these, the
people retool five, without fighting. The remainder
were removed to place of safety.
The rebels killed, cut up and ate the horse of a
staff-offcer who was surrounded and made prisoner
The rebels arc now building additional barbados
at Montmartre, Belleyile and the Faubours St.
Antoine
ANOTHER PROCLAMATION.
Inc government mas issued pIoVislindtlOh
regulating any intention of a coup dtdt, warning
the Communists who seek to pllage Paris that they
win ruin France, and appealing to the National
Guards to put an end to the condition of anarchy
into which they have plunged the Capital.
Gen. Vinoy's stat, all troops of the line, and the
entire force Of gendames have returned to the LETT
bank Of the Seine, leaving the National Guards to
restore order on the right
TIE MURDER OF GEMS. LECoMTE AND CLEMENT
THOMAS CONFIRMED.
The journals this morning confirm the report Of
the execution of Gems LecOmte and Clement
Thomas After their capture they were taken to
the Garden Of the Rue dcs Rosters, MOntInartre
where the Central Revolutionary Committee hold
their sttings. After a brief trial they were con-
demned to suffer death, and taken out and shot
AL accounts say they died bravely.
TONE OF THE PARIS PRESS.
The The Journal de8 Debats says: Yesterday viii
be considered as one of the goomiest hours in the
history of France. The Revolution, under the ban
ner of Pillage is the mistress of Paris. France Will
condemn these horrible assaSsnatons and this obi
Gus instruction which is without pretext OF pnr-
pose VIII the Provinces come to our aid, OF must
the Germans reGnter the Capital This terrible day
has wrought more damage to the Republic than al
the Bonapartes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

v
10 audit the claims OF Southern loyasts arising out OF
the late war, have issued the following notice:
The Commissioners OF Claims, appointed under the Act
OF Congress OF March g. 1871 10 receive, examine, and
con ,iaer the Justice and validity of such claims shall
be brought before them Of those citizens who remained
oyal athereuts 10 the Government OF the United states
during the war for stores supplies taken, or furnished
during the Rebellion for the use OF the army OF Tue
United States in the States proclaimed sin Instruction
against the United States, including the use and loss Oh
vessels, boats while employed in the military service
of the United States give notice that their sessions o
examining caims,i and hearing the testimony OF VIZ
nesses, and other evidence that may be orouS tii
before them in support Of such claims w, W.
begin the 10th OF April, at "ashInss 'o re
TIE Will be heard In the order In when ti,y 80
presented Petitions for the allowance OF claims MY W
presented 10 Charles f. Benjamin. Clerk OF the nter
soners, Washington, who will receive, me- nrier ~
them upon the lster at the date ana III to nnIica
presentation. The Clerk will also furnish u BE INN OF
ton the rules and regulations prescribing necessary
the petitions for the allowance OF claims mnst ac-
ayerments, the oath OF the clamahs md statements
company each petition. and the notices anu ''"'
which must be appended. ,o,,xcr FERRIS
A. w. ALDis D. d. ho" I' commissioners OF Claims
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the Hiberuan Society 40 tho ST. Cloud Hotel Tie
celFed Wlh N0cer0us applause his entrance. and n
response 10 the fourth regular tOst OF the eyeun Tao
President Of the United States," said;
GEyTLEsgN HmERNuv SocfETtf An most hsrp- 10 b
WITH yol 90 @ pleasant ll, BIT Dot heing giva srec making
you gu etcase ne % lcae maxi an p-oirs,te5 remarks r
ny li,ud W Rp-c who VII however NJ al9-ess VOC.
hr. Boue then delivered very neat speech. Gen
Horace Porter, the Presidents Secretary and Gen Pat
IsCn, who presided ~ the dinner, and others made
short speeches.
President Grant leaves The city he return 70 Wash
aE,'h ny N midnight train This morning the Pr,si
uHt tendec divine service at the Methodist EJs.
opal hurch, corner Broad and Archsts, IN plny
mltn McssIs. DteXcl and Geo. v. ChIlds. MI. Grant
leaves Tor New-YoFk In the rn0rniny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
CHINA AND JAPAN.
SAN FRAYC1sCo, March 1S.-The steamer
japan arrived this morning from China and Japan
CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO. March lS.-Ihe steamer
japan arrived This morning from China and Japan.
CHINA.
Chinese aiyices cay that the imperial authorities have
paid eco 600 taels Gemny FOR the French property de-
Ftloyod It Tcnsiu and appointed Fgcnchman to tho
posi,ion Of imperial Interpreter with salary 81 $1,000
per an,uin, which concession. arc re8dIueu Us Lu
settleu.ent Of the Tfen-tsln claims.
The American schooner Ma queen cleared az SAanR
hal with cotton but 70 Is ale ged that she transferred @
cargo outside o that port and TOOK oh gord SoAe5 a
saf which suuggled ashore ara sou on the way 70
Kia Kiang, where the schooner was seized Ior
md conscated Tao captain was sent Z" Shahghal ant
Adyices from Hong Kong state that powder factory
belonging TO the Chinese Government az haASIAON,
had Ell p.Odcd, and that 40 persons we're killed.
JAPAN.
Yokohama dates Of February q have been received.
The Daimos arc acting independently OF the hlkado
and Prince satsua ready at moment to break
into open rebellion Foreigners generally apprehen
sye Of renewal OF civil war during the coming summer
satsuma has withdrawn all his troops from JeddO ana
already public feeling ia becoming ahenated geneIay
fr0m ms AlitEdo Financial Affairs were becoming
greatly doranged, and counterfeit money was GOOdins
sixteen German vessels including several steamers
are practically bocadtd st Yokohama Several OF them
have vsinly attempted to escape. The German snI
Robert Rckmers, having been sold l 10 claimed BONA
fdll TO English subjects, sailed from Shlghal on Jahu
AIRY ~ under full English papers, flag, c but was cap
by French cruisers and held prize against the pro
test OF the English Consul
The United states steamship Alaska arrived no Yoke
mama on Feb o. tie Benica, ordered to JOIN
Admiral Rogcrs's expedition 10 Cotea: -,
II was reported that the eXCOntedeTate Col Dan,
Untsd states Consul at HakOdddl u 10 DC ouste @uu
that be Will probably be succeeded b. Col shepard now
GOOD business was doing in Japan. Tho rates Tor silk
we're somewhat lower. Teas were III active lehalu iHc
Cxp9rtatious for Network, per Great RepuIhe Aihse'
Salient and Virgil, q ygTeg2te 2,9Oj,g1o pounds
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IMPORTANT AMY ORDER.
,,,,s,.pvs FOR THE REDUCTION OF THE FORCE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RECENT ACT OF
CONGRESS.

IN ACCORDANCE VIII TIE NLOHNI "V' UT
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The act approved
~, -, having directed the President 10 re1uee the
july ~ enlisted men in the army 70 10000 the follow
i army order has just been issued giving the 'aDo %
lns =, 49,, Ion from and after July /, 1871
l.,j en Of Bnpee- 3Jl enlisted men Of Ori9shee - o
.rts Al posts ~; Military Academy band ~ ~ ensHo
nhee fr IS eopan Of Arery 35D a enlisted msn
s tery r I've batteries Of ght Arle 40i "A enId nen le
Tor l2O COMPANIES Of Cavalry lOieO o. ellel ne ie CON
cur M 80 eompaaes OF Infantry, 1905 aoneonHisone4 s-1 Of
- ern euts computed ,o,ows Ser
No ~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES go ehei iAos4'ian 80
oaI artillery and infantry V ss4tf sergeant OF cav
.iry t.; e. ef uumpster Of cavalry, lOi taal ~;
r rate Enlisted per company 10 neude ooneommt'she'
proy o ,he reduction surplus number Of men witch may
10 ~ he srycr June 3d. 1870 Company C1mmauder vii report 10 e
tai Commanders the Of lt ferent solhers OF tier
sught he discharged of the good OF he service % 1soo
he action Of Department Commanders Who Nil
% FOR such scasRes take edect Jsue o. 1871 sd aso o
paues the standard AMI hng those bet~ Il BY trans
m nom oue eomps another Of the ssme neut lnsactons ~
en 10 recug diminish the number of recruits ENLISTED
p he Standard Of light and other qualifications With 'ss 70
inrro,ns lie chAreier Of the rank aud tie Of tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
DESPERATE ATTEMPT 80 ROB A BANK.

PITTSBURGH, March 1s.-At II o'clock last
night while telegraph operator AT Indiana. Penn,
entering his Office, which In the same building with
the First National Bank he was attacked by four men
with baekened faces who knocked him down, dragged
him into the bank and and handeuned him One
Of the men stood over him with revolver, while the
Others endeavored 20 break open the safe but soon be-
conng alarmed left the premises without ceCtng their
purpose They did not get any money. excepting ssO
which they took from the operator, who found AT
nyr o'clock tins morning, badly injured. He describes
one OF the men large must uar Iishman. but IL
able 10 describe the others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
,,,n,.mcD,NrI IN PHILADELPHIA.

D,,I,.I,.,n,,,, March t9-President Grant
rLADhnr prsay and was the guest Of Mr. DFese
n'i' U ,,ed Dayenport's Theater last evening,
'no oAlA, With great warmth by the audience IL
anu ,a, hIs visit is to confer with coniden'"
friends in the s sPp Ste Sns 81 sas
Customs Iot al MI Moore. The indications are mat
Henry Il bingham rS:i%,!sr Si o the Ies.tarr
Collector ,mba,. place in the Post-Ofice ~ special
WIZ iaho the Presdont attended the annual dihn'f o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
rvpo,, nrp OWN ORRESPOSDENr

CRY OF MEXICO, March 4.-Public attention
"a entirely absorbed by tho discussions and party tactics
preliminary to the elections OF June next iof D,ru,''
state Governors and President OF the Republic Inc au
herent, OF Senior Lerlo and Of Gen. Don IorIl9 De4
'ar 70 he convinced that neither OF these cannuatt
cap hear President Juarez, who consequently WI. i
nrohably be reelected. This conpels them 20 a. b
common enemy III they succeed IN uls' .e
TDarpz they will engage In political conflict again. ia SUI
. -, tsir reSnectiye candidates During recent
ifr tbrough OueretarO, GuanaJuato, san LUIS Io.oo
1catacas and Aguas Calientes found that th6 ni I,
are decidedly in favor oil the reeiec'io" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
MEXICO.
OPENING OF THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS
PRESIDENT JUAREZ'S MESSAGE.

OPENING OF THE EXTRA SESSION OF CoNGKEsS
PRESIDENT JUAREZ'5 MESSAGE.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 10 (by telegraph
via HAVANA, March 1o).-Senor ZanaconS was oleo'ou
So nv Congress which met In extra session on the
stb nat Tho new Speaker is Diaz PARTISAN and was
elootod nv a coalition with IerdOs supporters.
President IA his Message which wa sen, e ON
,alI district in the state OF Guerrero The Relations
OF the Republic with foreign Governments aIS an'"O'
although with some they continue interrupted $780,.
$50 l,uIacoua i'm the House. replied 10 the Message
I'm sarcastic language, and complained that Tue No'e'H
rent was interfering VITA freedom OF ecctU e+ao NJ
Manuel Soinera has become Governor OF lne ota0c VI
MeYico i'm place OF Paacos, who resigned. ~ ,,-.,
Ile war ~ races continues IN ucatah lue us!',D
nres IN INC Jnchtan district Of Tehuantepec continue
Fourteen soldiers have been killed IN an encounter
CASTILLO yelascO had been appointed Minister I'll 'e III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE PRUSsIANs THREATEN TO RE-OCCUPY
PARIS.
BIrLIv, Saturday, March II, 1,

BLrIIY, Saturday, March IL, 1871.
The new Prussian Gross Gazette semi-oifciaD OF
to-day says that if the French persecute returning
Germans. German army must reoccupy the enyi-
rons Of Paris, and possibly the city.
The Gazette Of Luxembourg says, citizens Of the
Grand Duchy were expelled from Paris, either be-
cause the erequGtur of the French Consul at Luxem
bourg was revoked for violation of neutrality, or
because they were among the class who had no
means of subsistence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
,,n,,,rs ,ND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH q

The damage to the planting interests by the
aoo. Mississippi has been very great Al 'H'
oveIn0~ed -, n,
nv the fall of scatTold at Jamaica Plains, near
Boon on Friday Juisoa Card "a, huea Two one ' nn"'
A for rth man va seriously injured
The bookstore of the late VIM. V. Spencer, and
wl,.r. Circulating Library. In Hsmhon-p.ee Boston W." nearly
w "a oq,. ys.t.nlsy morning Insured
Mrs Hess, the Stcuben County murderess, has
.dg,d insane jury mpsnnel-d N inquire no th condition
nul will he r,mrm.f, that In January last Mrs Hs' shot
nj -. m.p one her broh"T She as bcea
s -. 10 ,.,l Al B.tl bsI N bs renewed Asda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
DEFEAT OF LoPEz-JORDAN.

BUEyos AYREs, Jan. 20.-GOy. Baibene an
nounces that on Jan 90 Lake Mcambe he attacked
Lopez Jorian's army, numbering 800 men, WITH Tie
forces under his command, which numbered only 2'Vo'
After fighting for one hour and half jordan was Ge
feated and compelled to retreat leaving 80 plSone'
rr4iro o, officers guns % ammunition wagons, and
large quantity OF arms in hands Of the Government
army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
,rccrr1,yroUs CABLE DISPATCHES.

SLIGHT shock of earthquake was ex-
nerienced in the north of England on SATURDAY,
King Amadeus returned TO Madrid yester,,
dav. accompanied by the Queen. They were receiver
Win VII enthusiasm by the populaee.
Tho Mayor of Southampton, England, will
49, no ~ Ri tomorrow evening, TO which the
give ihe II = steamer Shenandoah lhaye received
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
NAPOLEON EXPECTED IN LONDON.


It is reported here that the ex-Emperor Ma
poloon VIII leave Cassel on Sunday, and Wlh DC quo III
London on Monday night. The Empress "a much di5ap
uolntad but suDposes there was mistake IL th3 tele-
gram nforing her intended visit Of her husband
and Remains at Dover awaiting his arrival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
TONE OF THE PARIS PRESS.
LATEST REPORTS FROM PARIS.

GEN. vINOY REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SHOT
THE CITY IN THE HANDS OF THE EsUR-
GENTs-THE DEPARTURE OF GER5IAN TROOPS
STOPPED BY THE ESPERoR-DIEPPE RE-
OCCUPIED BY THE GERMANS.
LoNDos March 19--Mldnight.
Special dispatches to London journals say Gen.
yinov has also been shot. The report has not yet
been confirmed, and is not credited.
The latest news is that the Nationals of Montmar-
tire have seized and now occupy the staff and gene
raj headqunrer buildings Of the National Guards Of
Paris in the Place Vend6me. The Echo Of Parliament
saws, in consequence of the disturbances in Paris
the Emperor William has Professionally stopped the
movements of the German troops,
A dispatch, just received from Dieppe, announces
that Prussan troops from Amiens have arrived there
and occupied one-half Of the town. The French gar
Iison still retains the other half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE NEW DOMINION.
OFFICIAL DENIAL OF THE ALLEGED lkou bLho
IN MANITOBA.

IN MANITOBA.
OTTAWA, March 1S.-The Ministers S'a'eu IN
both Houses last night that they had receiver
- or, nroceeding quietly. There were no dis
LaUss ss reported in the American newspapers.
The smallpox is disappearing IN the oaSA"'0no III
tfatrfc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
THE MURDERED GENERALS.
EUGENE LECoMTE.

Eugene Lecomte was born IN lSoo' ana was
s.aatod en- Paria where he studied mechanical engi-
,o.r,rg About 1880 he was appointed HeutenantCoo-
nal % the Paris Mounted National Guard. In lSis he en-
tered the legislative Assembly and supported
tbo Conse ryatve party He aIterward joined LOUIS
NonoIeon,s Consultative Commission. and under the
- ,os three times a successful Government eandi-
EpH' a. ossble that the subject Of this sketch was
datc fep VINO was executed, but in the absence OF
1VIlsr details Il seems probable that IL was ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
CLEMENT THOMAS.

Clement Thomas, who was killed ny the
n, ,,rocnts WAS born at Lbourne In 1907 and re-
cced MA education in Paris In 1885 he was Imprisoned
for poitica ocnse saint Peage Prison. but he and
others escaped to England He returned to France unaer
the amnesty and joined the editorial stan ofth hao'a
In 1913 he represented the Republic IN tne 'rOiue'
where he was elected representative ny oI'o" 'o'
He returned to Paris. where ne had D'en oI'' w.,
ca, q, ,b. Second Legion of the National Guard and
- o,o,ed far nj, seryces In that capacity at the
revolt Of MAY u.s. is4s the rank OF Genera enpse
queuty he termed the Cross OF the a9o nj and had
nuIe and i'm consequence became uhloPuhI' az" na
during the June ls disturbances to surIepdep S
ti ~ Cen Cb1ngirujer Before the election OF Louls
Gsai.on he voted with the moderate Democrats put
afer that event he supported the Extreme Republican,
snd Wa not reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-20
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ENGLISH CRISIS.
IRON OUR owS CORRESPONDENT

TIE SPLIT IN THE CABINET-MR. GLADSTONE
TESTING TIE FIDELITY OF his PARTY BE-
IOND ENDURANCE THE IRISH COMMITTEE.