The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-05
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PARIS, June A letter from Father by
Gcinthe, in Gaulois Acknowledges the sym
paIhy Italy feels for France, and advises g
union of the latin races, as the balance OF
Europe is menAced by g prepondersnce of
the Germans, and the slave of the Acts of
the commune were the result of q negation
of God by the people. The 18th century is
an age of workinGmen. The I'd empire
treated social questions in the spirit of the
Caesars, instead of seeking to solve them by
the dissemination of educstion. 1t more
over imposed prolonged celibacv on SOL
diers, and legalized the prostitution of
women. The church also failed in its mis-.
sion questions, and took little care with the
instruction of it's flock. Father ayacinthe
concludes
Paris is in ashes. The working people
have no God, or say itis i'm possible for them
TO believe in or love Him Let the rulers with
"a whole heart and brain consider the prob
lem, and labor to restore France 10 faith,
peace and prosperity
VERSAILLES, June Al is said a major
ity Of the assembly fAvors the proposition for
sbrogation OF the law, for the banishment OF
the Bourbon prir ees, and also the proposal
to extend the power of Theirs as chief exec
u;ive for two years.
! The railways between this city and Paris
have resumed and already are doing an i'm
mense passenger traffic; business is RAPIDLY
reviving.
/ PARIs, June 4.--No one is allowed to leave
the city after O'Clock IN the evening, from
which hour al the gates are closed and
cavalry patrol the streets and suburbs unit
N ornIng.
The commission appointed for the reor-
ganIzslion of the army, has decided in favo
of compulsory service of all Frenchmen
against the advice Of Theirs, who recon
| mended the restoration of the Law Of 1882
Many strangers, including q number o
Englishmen, have arrived in Paris, ant
me arrivals of foreigners are increasin
daily.
The Figaro estimates the nun Der of me
= who bore arms in the late insurrection, an
/ who have not yet been identified or Rrreste
at 80 600.
Tne police are in constant danger fro,
= their hands.
! Grousset was arrested to-day in PAri
Active search is making for Pystt, who
y believed to be in the city.
s The report that motion will be made
the Assembly to prolong Theirs power,
confirmed.
. It has been asoertained that the chiefs
l. the international Club, and several Engbsl
J., men, were among the Insurgents.
4 Theirs announced that whatever ser
= tence is imposed upon the assassin Roch
! fort, will be faithfully executed.
Ii An order aligned and sealed By the Con
mune 10 burn the Hotel De Vile, has bee
discovered.
in Two newspapers, the Tri-Color and Po
Q tique, have been suppressed.
n. The search for arms continues vigorous
and many have been found.
- Arrests continue on large scale, chief
r. ex national guards and soldiers. a stri
81 watch is kept on the right bank of Il
,r Seine, and ssntinels examine all passes
night.
. Ferry has ordered the reinstatement
I" the teachers in the schools.
The gems 'dsrmerie is to be insugurate
to an effective force of 5000. A repub
J. oan guard of $4,000 men will also be form
q. ed. 1t ia proposed TO construct forts with
II the walls Of Paris to prevent the possibiht
d. Of removal of the instruction.
p Duke De AumaIs is at St. German.
Executions at Versailles are still hume
GUS
All the Paris journals are discussing q
ts to What shall be done with the Orlesi
o. Princes Some appeal to their patriotism
Id and ssk them to resign their seats IN Il
Assembly.
Girsrdin, in Liberte, demands the ests
hshneut OF liberal Republic, after Il
model Of the United States or Switze
us land
H. VERSAILLES, June 5-Archbishop De
At boy will DO buried on " WednesdsE. On tn
day the Assembly will suspend its sessio
The insurgents who commanded the shoe
ing of the Archbishop has been dlscovere
through his own Boosting.
Another potable insurgent boasts tn
the burning of Paris will be considered
significant when the London docks with
their wealth, are consumed, as graz
ss lesson TO the middle classes of EuroI
London, Liverpool and Bristol will, it
said, be the next scenes of secret ope'
-. tions. Papers have been discovered whi
show that the operations of the Communi
md we're directed from London.
BRUSSELS. June The Independer
~ Beige says the diplomatic relations betwe
- France ard Germany will shortly be
nix sumed
BERLIN, June The bill as to incorpo
1ug ting Alsace with the German Empire,
.aI. besn read three times before the Germ
inc Parliament.
" Emperor William has decided the
- Juan question in favor of the Uni