The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-04-01

lists so, Republicans 45, Moderates
Is, Montpensierists Ii, Ministerial
lists $50; Senate--132 Ministerial
ists and 10 Opposition.
The King Of Portugal congratu
lates King Amadeus and his
Queen upon his peaceful occupation
of the Spanish throne, and has con
ferred various Portuguese orders up
on them.
PARIS, March 25.-The National
Guards hold present positions
Duval, Brunei and Endes control
the insurgent military power until
Menotti Garribaldi arrives, who has
been unanimously chosen chief.
LONDON, March 25.-Fecamp was
reoccupied by six hundred Prus.
SLAMS today. 4t: 81
A dispatch from the Government
at Versailles for Volunteers to rees-
tablish order in Paris, elected but a
small response in Havre. gs.s
VERSAILLES, March 25.-Jules
Favre has received two additional
dispatches from the German author
tiles, declaring it the duty of the
Versailles Government to conquer
sedition. The withdrawal of the
German troops has been entirely
stopped.
Fifty thousand men are en- route
from Boulognc to suppress the ill.,
surrection.
A special from Paris to the New
York World dated the oath, says
that reaction in favor of the En-
pire increases hourly.
PARIS, Sunday, Z p. M.-The cleo
ton passed of quietly. The Cen
trail Republican Committee resigned
their functions to the newly elected
municipal government, and the dep
uties of the Republicans left i'll the
Assembly resolved to support the
government as long as it remained
true to the Republic.
HAVRE, March 26.-Layallette
and three other agents of the Cen
trail Republican Committee Of Paris,
who came here on d mission of agi-
tation, have been arrested.
London, March 26, 1876 A. Nor
der has been restored at Lyons.
The Project of the Department has
been released.
The London Observer reports the
Of Napoleon. He remains
passive awaiting the legitimate de-
cision ofthe French people.
The Paris correspondent of the
World learns from the Central Com
that they organized, because
of information that Theirs was CO.
operating with Bismarck to over
throw the Republic. The objects of
the Committee are to secure the mil
nicipal rights of Paris for the cleo
tons and then to- form one vast Re
public, based upon compulsory edu-
The Committee said Chanzy will
not be executed, but Ducrot and
rrochu viii be If caught.
Garibaldi has been appointed
.ommander-in-chief.
PANS, March 29-Evening.-The
elections passed off quiet and order
". Tie Republican Committee
Yields I'd the newly elected munici-
government.
Chanzy was liberated and has
gone to Versailles.
Soisset disbanded several hattal-
ons and has gone To Versailles.
In the Chamber of Deputies the
republicans resolved to-supportth the
government which is true to the Re
,ulic. s~e t r.s aE
London. March 27.-Napoleon Wis
ts Queen Victoria to-day.
The French Assembly voted a
funeral to the murdered Gen
rails, and the adoption of their chill
lren. y FE
The abdication Of Admiral Sois-
;etand the Mayors increases in the
;uccess of the revolution, which with
n a week, viii spread to all large
owns and render the government
n rural districts untenable.
!. A special to the Telegraph dated
Versailles, March 27th, says Gene
al Lefto ,retires from the Ministry
f War, and will be succeeded by
Uermbanlt, a returned
prisoner from Germany.
London, March 27-The Daily
Jews special says Bazaine is
bout to feave for France, and LIE
viii go to Hague. w u n /
The Telesraph's special CORES
ondent at Versailles reports that
he Government has ordered the 7
rompt arrest Of Gen. Garfbaldi
ponghis appearance on French soil.
Napoleon remained am hour with
Iueen Victoria and family to-day.
IN address Of Welcome was made
Lord, Stanley. Marshal Canro-
erfs children's were also present.
The castle grounds were filed
18th a crowd Of people who cheered
he Ex -Emperor heartily. CT .ao5T I
london. March 27.-The House
LORDS tonight in bin legalizing |:
larriage with deceased Wife's sis .
n, previously passed blythe House
T Commons, came up for final dis
osition. After aidebate, in which
ord Penzand argued strongly int
lvor of the hall, it was rejected. /,
PARIS, March "a, lP. M.-The REL
nit of the elections is now known.
he candidates Of the Central Rel,
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