Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-01

NN" N n 1000. 1000 .N
thU House. with tHUr#fIITll Call.
frun Naryla,l ana I,yH uuuN
b. -HuiHl,
s.NAfr Tho ilanse am.uiurni.
.to tht luy.-l.aIirp tnnm.i'rr
wrro li.u,--l i.g.ug lhp morn u1
hour, when lhcy Wa' lHlItn'.y
iail over
Hamilton. NJ rnNas was placed
on lho Disability Committee, Ham.
illon asked a. hc yNcnsci, us Dec
wa, opposed a. the special removal
ui disabilities. lie was cNcuse'i
4 resolution prescribing l"gisla-
Iium for the session was discussed
without arlion, AIaurnci,
Foreign dispatches are V0lumin-
nus und generally Indicate triumph
an the part of the Insurgents
The prnceccingS ot Congress IN
diru,r a ilral adjournment un Mon
day,
PARis, March 2l.-Chauscy is II
prisoner of the insurgents, The
scnlenro IL doalh passed on him has
hron deferred, Lassante was shame
fully beaten by the revolutionisls,
Tho National Assembly met yes
tsrday. Little business was trans
acted, Tho popGlare aro terribly
excited over The absence of one hun
brcd md twenty members.
Ymoy, with twenty thousand
troops. entrusted with tho suppress
sion of the Insurgents, but /: is lear
cd the troops wore unreliable.
Theirs positively orders Ninoy 10
suppress the riots, but hopes the
insurgents will listen To reason.
The government inspires no con
tidcnce. Multitudcs are leaving
Paris.
lluuhcr has boon arrested ut Bou-
lo.ne by order Of the Versailles
government, and brutally treated
by the mob.
Fresh barricadcs have been erect.
ed
Chausoy is in the hospital from
mai treatment.
General Grower is spoken of for
commander of the National Guards,
who guard all approaches to Paris
, - prevent invasion.
a proclamation signed By Louis
Blanc, Victor Cchlcvohcr, and 9th.
crs, proposes tor the satisfaction
and legitimate wishes Of The French
people, that the National Guards
eject their own chiefs, and the ere
ton of the Municipal Council by
The suIFrages Of al! citizens.
The Central Committee, publish
ed Monday its oiiicIul journal, head
ed the Official Journal Of tho Re
pnblican Federation. Itannounces
the Committee will abdicato their
Lower on the election Ola new one.
Tho Nationals closed the Offices
Of Figaro and Gaulois. They now
possess the whole city, The trades
people Of Versailles arc discomfort
ed and impatient for tho decision OF
the National Assembly.
Ill, "o ,,, ' .%o ~, ~,' 60 .nnnrn ,ho a.
f,ma ' ~ ~ % wv No. ,' co,;toi TLov .Iso
sent an ultimatum to Theirs, fixing
the 23d as the last day for the re-
t,,rn of the Assembly to Paris. If
49,, ,,nm, ,hom sL,l, how. I;ho.
w Of action-othcrwiso the Ma
tional Guard will march on Yer
sailles.
vrn,.r,rs nJ,rch 81 -Twon.
,,-on.a,I ,,onI1, ara IN tbo no;,,h
lo,LnoI nfthn Assembly rh.,nhcr
T,ha Assembly will onn1iu, a com.
mittce TO consider the condition OF
France, and the necessity of placing
the departments Of Seine and Eloise
in a state Of siege.
rno, u,.,h d IN rho
Cono,,;I ~ Rn,on yotod nm addrcsS
" ,ho o ~ do,lorin~ tho
;nsnrrerIion in poris urrinn nrom nj
n,o,snros and otfcrir1 si,nnort
Thnra mr., similar addresses from
nrivote ri,izens It. il boned the
addro,sss would hoye a GOOD effect
on tho working classes Q
Parties to mike n ire atv bctwoen
Er,ncn and prussio have arrived Mt
W.usscls
The government ut 'ersa'lIcs mas
addressed reassurlng circular 10
the departments, informing them
OF the situation IN faris.
Chausey and other oihcers are
still detained, but nope ior an early
release.
The Mayors in Paris refuse to
hold communal elections.
Tho government promises speedy
Intervention by tho army now be-
fore Versailles, and concludes with
assurances that the greater part of
the country is calnl.
At n meeting in Paris tho editors