The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-27
FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
Market Exports.
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PARIS, March ga violent scene oc-
curred at the meeting Of the central commit
tee yesterday. A member of the commit.
tee differed from Gen. Lullier, commander
of the national guards. Lullier became VIC.
lent and threw a chair at the head of his
colleague, for which conduct he was dragged
out of the meeting and Immediately deposed
from the oonmandership.
Signs of dissffeclion have been shown
among the sdherents of the central com
mittee. Five hundred of the national guard
have been dissrmed.
The official organ of the insurgents prints
a manifesto signed by Ronoier and Flour
ems, strongly maintaining the right of mu-
nicipal autonomy, as q defense against arbi-
trsry political encroachments, and demand
ing the creation of an army to be composed
of only national guards.
The central republican committee has re-
leased Gems. Chausy and Lsngorran.
The Paris CharivAri has suspended pub
ication.
The central committee has entrusted mil
itary power to NJ. Bergeret, under command
of the Place Vendome insurrectionary
authorities.
VERSAILLES, March 27.-A proclama tion
to the Projects assures them that order con-
quers disorder, and the Republic trium phs
over anarchy.
Picard praises the troops and marines IN
der Gen. Cousens, for their patriotism and
courage in restoring order in Lyons.
LONDON, March 27.-0rder has been re
stored at Lyons, and the Project of the
department has been released.
Admiral Soisset, Gen. CIagiso and Victor
Scholiecher have undertaken to ooneen-
trate loyal battalions of national guards in
the Place de la Bourse and re.estAblish the
staff quarters there provisionslly. II is as
serted that Soisset is disposed to pardon the
regular soldiers and nationals involved in
the ementes, restore the municipal fran
chises continue the pay of the nationals, apc
revoke the law in regard to the payment O
bills atmsturity, and that he has advised thu
Assembly to SO legislate as TO reconcile 81
conflicting interests.
/ The journals refute the charge which wal
made by LIE Rsppel that the first shot in tn,
affair of Wednesday was fred by the friend
of order.
! HAvKE, March 27.-Lavsllette and thr
other agents of the Central Republican
Committee Of Paris, who came here on
mission of agitation, have been arrested.
/ BERLIN, March 27.-The representative
of Spain, Italy and Hungary, have present
ed to Emperor William the congratulstor,
of their respective sovereigns on the restora
tiou of the German empire.
| BERNE, March 27.-The Swiss F edera
| Council, fearing an exteGsion of the Frencl
disturbances to the border of Switzerland
have issued an order calling out lArg
number of troops to guard the frontier.
Bucharest, March 26.-The excitenen
over the attack upon the German peace ce
ebration yesterday is not absted In oonse
quence of the intervention of the Germa,
Consul, the Prefect of Police has been dis
missed from Office. Further disturbance
are spprehended.
CHARLEsroN, s. c., March 26-The Ter
nessee, with the San Domingo ommission
ers on board, arrived off the Bar at dayligh
yesterday morning. The Commissioner
and all the party, except the scientific corps
came ashore and started at nee for Wash
ington, at which place they will be 61e to
night at o'clock.
The Tennessee left at once for New Y or
direct, and will be due there about Saturda
night. All on board are we'll.
| WAsHIEGToN, March 25-SENATE.-Th
credentials of Powell Clayton, Senator elec
| from Arkansas, were presented. Mr.. Clay
ton appeared and took the oath.
| Mr.. Sumner offered q resolution directiu
the Secretary of the Treasury to oommun
cate to the Senate the amount of expend
lures incurred in the support and navigatio
of the several ships already reported to tn
Senate by the Secretary as employed on th
coast of San Domingo since the beginnin
of negotiations for the acquisition of part c
tuat island.
Mr.. Conklin moved an amendment so q
to show the additional expense, if any, owe
that which would have accrued had the ve
sci ioated in service elsewhere.
Mr.. Sumner had no objection to th
amendment, but every Senator knows ths
the yessels had not been in places whel
they were needed.
| Unanimous consent being necessary Fl
the present consideration of the resolution
and objection being made, it was la
aside.
The cases of Messrs. Blodgett and Col
, thwaite were debated until the expiration
the morning hour, when the deficiency b
3 was proceeded with, the question being
. the amendment of Mr.. Pomeroy appropr
, ating $3.50, 900 for the construction of dep
buildings at Fort Leauenworth. After
4 lengthy discussion, the amendment W
;. tAbled-24 to %.
!. Mr.. Scott moved an appropriation of $3
600 to pay the expenses Of the Investigate
. of Southern outrsges. Adopted.
After disposing of q number of amer
ments, the bill was reported from the Co
mittee of the Whole to the Senate, aud t
amendments Of the Committee were CT
Cured in with few exceptions.
Mr.. Caldwell renewed his amendment
an appropriation for depot buildings at F.
Leavenworth, limiting the amount TO $40
900. Adopted.
The bill then passed, and the Senate
d journed.
HnUsE.-Not in session.