Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-07
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Changes I'm the British Ministry.


LONDON, March The TINS annou noes the
following changes in the Ministry Right Hon.
George j. Goschen succeeds Right Hon. Hugh
c. f. Childers as First Lord of Admiralty, Right
Hon. James StaDsfeld succeeds Goschen "a
resident of the Poor Law Board, w. f. Bax-
ter succC eds Stansheid as one OF the Joint Sec
Ietaries OF the Treasury and George j. Shaw
Lefevre, at pre- sent Secretary for the Home De-
paTtment, succeeds Baxter as Secretary OF the
Admiralty.
Trouble I'm the Bordeaux Assembly
me September Government 10 be
Called TO Account.
BORDEAUX, March 6, evening.-In the Ma
tonal Assembly this evening Louis Blanc, Vic
tor Hugo and Qunet made a demand for the
detention of the members of the September
government until they shall have returned an
account of their acts until the capitustion of
Paris. Delesclu7e submitted a demand for
their impeachment and arrest on the charge of
high treason. The motion was made that the
assembly will not return to Paris, but set else
where; At the request OF Theirs the assembly
inme iiately went into committee upon the
question, the decision npon which will be made
Tomorrow.
The High commission,
LONDON, March = The Post learns that the
prospects for the settlement of all matters of
dispute between the United States and England,
and the High Commission at Washington, are
very promising. There is an evident disposition
To treat all topics with trmness. Discussions
will first take place upon the fisheries and after
wards upon the Alabama claims.
The Germans Loath TO Depart
1he Ddiy News says, special convention has
occupation Of Versailles is extended till the I9th
OF March.
Italy and Tunts Won't Fight This
Time.
The London Telegraph has a special dispatch
from Florence announcing the settlement Of the
difficulty between Italy and Tunis. The de-
mand of Italy was full conceded and the condit-
ions imposed by the Florence government we're
accepted.
Paris Suspicious Of FOreigne rs .
VERSAILLES, Feb. Especial to n. r.
Erenin9 telegram. News from Paris confirm
the rumOrs that the inhabitants are growing
suspicious, and acting on the belief that every
orally are Looked upon spies, and in many
instances, Americans and Engllshmen are in
suited and roughly handled in the streets, sew
eral barely escaping with their lives. The mob
in Paris a. present IL almost wild with excite
ment and the authorities appear pOwerless to
prevent a spread of the threatened revolu-
tiOnary spirit. The mob is found by the GOV
ernnert in possession OF a large quantity OF
arms and ammunition.
Preying Men and Praying Men
LONDON, March Especial to New York
TeiesTGm.l "A serious disturbance occurred ON
February 2. th, at Anglers. between a number OF
Bretons and Francs-tireurs. The Bretons were
praying in the Champs de Mars. when the
Francs tireur came along, and seeing them at
their devotion, took the occasion to mock and
pelt them with mud and stones. The Bretons
charged upon the Francs-tireurs, killing three
and wOundirg large number.
The Pope on the Situation in Europe.
RoNK, March The Pope has held secret
consistory, in which he delivered an allocution
OF considerable length. The Holy Father in
his address TO the cardinals, attacks the mo-
nves and acts of the authors of recent Italian
even s, and particularly the occupation of
Rome, and rejects the guar sntees of his spir-
ituai power proposed by the bill recently passed
Jy the Italian Parliament. He also laments
the occurrence of the Franco-Prussian war
sd expresses his gratitude tor the devotion TO
himself and the church of the whole Catholic
world.