The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-03

head of tho pussian advanes wcss seen rounding the
Arc Dc Triumph to the surprise q the few who were
present. Both men and women uere seen hurytnG
away 10 tears, and only boys and . few woekmen
were left Not the slightest attempt at disturbance
occuned. TIE conduct Of the people was admirable.
About 400 infantry and essalry sally sdyanod Thsss
Was no music, but drum was beat and trumpet
sounded By quarter past nine the whole body had
passed the Arc de Triumph and was descending the
Eysees. At quarter past ten the patrol At hussass
came back from the Arc and trotted to the Port Mall
lot At the samc moment half dozen infantry SOL
ders turned the Of the avenue Of St Cloud and
posted sentry the place near the avenue Do I'M
psratrce. They then entered tho Roue De Preabaury
and began biletng the houses surrounding the paee
De Etoile, whose doors oil opsn ON that street.
Troops were passing in some numbers from eight
o'clock through the Bots de Bologne and marching to
wards the Porte Ncuiuey. These had crossed the
Seine on pontoon bridge last night near Point do
Jour. The inhabitants Of the Bots dc Bologne arc
perfectly xood humorcd.
London, s-No acts Of depreciation were committed
The main body Of troops u quatered At Long Champs
and in the Bots de Boognc, where review was held
and they then entered Paris At noon the Emperor's
staff quartered At the Palace Elysecs. Gen, Camcckc
commands the army Of occupation.
At 10h O'Clock the Emperor drove up to the grand
etapd in open carriage attended by dragons and
the great officers Of his household. Aighting, he
took horse and cantcrod across the field toward the
general staff, which had followed along the line. Al
the Emperor appeared the hands played "lleii Der"
and all the troops saluted him. The Emperor looked
exceedingly well aud rode dsshingy, despite his lin
gering indispostiOn. As he rode down the front of
the line, dags were dropped and the men gave three
ringing cheers The Emperor kept his hand on his
helmet and smiled on the soldiers. Passing Bismarck,
he waved his hand in friendly manner twice. Having
passed up and down the lines the Emperor gallopcd
the field to point 400 yards to the right Of tho
grand stand facing the troops where he took up posi-
ton, and the oder was given to march. Tho bands
struck up. and with splendid step thirty thousand
men marched past IN 90 perfect . manner that each
battery presented pr o1ls ~ Of one gun
Tho Emperor leaves for Germany on Saturday In.
stead Of Monday. The ratification OF the treaty of
peace expected here to night II It comes the Ger
mans win evacnate Paris tomorrow, but II not the
18th corps will probably take ito turn to enter Paris
UNITED STATES.
New York, 1.-Gen. Halpins has written to Secrc-
tary Fish for certain documents In bis hands which
essential to establish the crminaity Of England
in his imprisonment, 50 he can claim damages.
bill is introduced In the Assembly provide for
the building Of city prison to cost one million.
Sir John A. Mcdonald said yesterday Canada would
b willing to abandon the fishery rights for renewal
Of the reciprocity treaty.
strike occurred to day In Loyiards extensive TO-
bacco factory and the police force in tho vicinity was
increased in anticipation Of trouble.
New York, sd--Aecording to . correspondent at
Washington the counter claims Of Great Britain for
damages to property Of Enslishmen during the war Of
the rebellion and In Canada during the Fcnian raids
win probably b. insisted upon and pressed in ne:otia-
ton BY tho British members Of the High Commission
at least of the Alabama bill 1t 10 even intinatcd the
total of damages from these sources on their side will
run up considerably higher than the total on our side
Couflrmat Ions.
Washington, 1.-The Senate in executive session
eondrmed j. Milton Turner Minister Resident and
Consul General to Siberia; Henry Cox at Plymouth,
England: Henry ]. Zimmerman At Cordova, Arscn-
tine Republic; Henry David At Martinique: Horace
H. Houghton at Pernambuco: John J. Sykes, Pot
master at Grass Valley, CAL: Andrew Miller Of Gals
fornia. Receiver Of Public Monies. and John Lord
Register of the Land Once At susanville. Cal.
veto message Is lying On the Speakers table, the
President having returned private bill without bic
signature.
Although the Senate IL much behind with public
b"saces Senators cay that they will TIC able to pass
all the remaining general Appropriation bills BY tho
end Of this session.
Sir John A. Mcdonald, High Commissioner, has
arrived
Territorial.
Corinns, Match A-Paasenser let today 10 L. H.
Black. T. r. Peunds and NrA Riehardson.
Helena, sd-The Scholars Ball last night was 4
success. The proceeds Of the exhibition were ESQ.,
which goes towards building new school house.
Ed. McKiernsn returned from st. Louis BY last
nights coach.
1t IL rumored in town the Pick and Psov has sus.
pcnded. "
The District and y. . Courts meets on Monday
next, Chief Justice Warren presiding.
J. G. Kicker is erecting new hosting mac hinssy on
the Union lead Unionvills.
Jimmy Cyphers came In last ing from Deer
Lodge in the capacity Of telegraph repairer.
Eight silver bars aggregate weight s,923so ounces
from the 81. Louis and Montana Mining Cos mill At
Philipsburg are on exhibition at Moitors assay once
Helena, 3d-Ths calico ball was great pscuuiary
and social succcss-retted over $1,000.
Helena. ID, loa m-snoving lightly in town and
heavily on the mountains in al directions.