The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-23
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Special to Daily Argus.
SPRINGFIELD, March 23.-The House bill
extending the jurisdiction of Justices of the
peace and police magistrates was passed;
also the bill to pay the contingent expenses
of the state government.
The corporation law was considered yes
terday afternoon.
The appropriation bills for charitable in
stitutions passed the Senate.
The veto of the Quincy railroad bill was
taken up and considered.
The Legislature and state officers leave
tonight for Peoria, with the view of the
relocation of the state capital. Both
Houses will adjourn until Monday. S.
PARIS, March 23.-Gen. Chausey has
been removed to Prison La Soule. He was
shsmefully treated. His sister was also
arrested.
The insurrectionary official Journal urges
the National Guards to exercise vigilant
watch for criminals attempting to re-enter
Paris.
The payment of the National Guards is
regular, and the distribution of aims to the
needy has been resumed.
A proclamation signed by Gen. DuvAl,
and dated simply Paris, demands an cleo
Eion for Mayor of Paris, with Deputy Mayors
| in all the embellishments.
The Insurreotionary Central Committee
! has fn ha n
peace, but considers it Just that the largest
portion of indemnity should fall on the auth
ors OF the war.
Many of the Nationals met last evening
and reported a resolution for mutual pro
lection and maintenance.
The Steele urges on each battalion of ths
army to take possession of it's own quar-
ters, and says that if this is done the rising
will be promptly repressed, and probably
without bloodshed.
trips, the theatres are open, and railroad
lArly.
Vile, however, is unchanged. All business
and labor are stopped. There are frequen
night alarms. The tocsin and drums ar
sounded and cannon fred, and the Mont
martrists rush to arms, fearing an sttAcl
from the 50 900 troops at Versailles.
The insurreotionAry Official journal says
in extenuation of the execution of Genera
Lecomte, that he had four times calle
his troops to FIRE on crowd of inofensiv
/ women.
General Thomas" says the journal, "wa
in plain clothes, sketohing the fortifcation
of Montmartre."
There was q demonstrasion in the street.
} to dsy in favor of union-All men of order
T The demonstration proceeded to the insur
gents eadquarters, but found their pssssgt
barred by bayoLets. An angry alteration
eusued, after which they retired !; but tn
movement has tendency to spread.
Theirs has sen. GlRis Bizoin as q delegAt
onvthe part eff the Government to endeavo
to conciliate the insurgents, the prospect
for which now seems more hopeful. Ih'
mayors of Paris refuse to give their conoui
renee to holding elections on Wednesday.
The commander in-chief of the Nations
Guards has appointed Rovul de AbuiSsor
chief of the Generals staff, Col. Valigranc
oommandant of the Hotel de Vile, and Co
Dedarble oommandant of Tuillries A.
editorial in the same paper seeks to prov
that the Assembly nov sitting ct Versatile
is legally incomplete on the ground that tn
elections of some of its members were Wit
ated by foreign occupation and possession
The Chamber is described as nsrroW-minc
ed, exclusive and rural.
: BERLIN, March 23.-Bismarck has bee
elected to the rank of Prince of the &c
: man En- pire, and Won Motke has bee
presented with the Grand Cross of th
Order of the Iron Cross
The Semi-official Provincial Correspont
: ence to-day in an editorial on the troubl,
: in Paris, ssys. Germany will certain
/ not interfere with the affairs of Paris nov
but she will know how to guard her inter
ests and press the engagements entere
II into by France.
p WASHINGTON, March 22.-SENATE.-Tl
passage of the bill defining gross
matches, was considered, and the bill pssse
u on the calendar.
g The House resolution for final adjouri
ment on tomorrow, Thursday, was taxi
up.
= Mr.. Hamlln moved to amend by fxiI
"a the day of adjournment on Thursday Mar
- 30th. Mr.. Morton hoped the resoluti
WOuIQ nOb DO dUOpbcU Al duu
e order to test the sense of tho Senate, NOV
to lay the whole matter on the table. Carrie
- 30 to %.
'' Mr. Schurz introduced bill to suthori
the construction of q bridge over the NJ
souri, at or near St. Joseph, Missouri. I
40 ferred'
At one o'clock, tho regular order bel
the resolution specifying certain legislatl
as the exclusive business Of the pres
session, was taken up.
A discussion followed, continuing unit
P. M.,when the Senate proceeded to vote,
question being first taken on Mr.. Sherma
nd pending amendment. Agreed to-ayes
aa nays Is.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to further anne
the resolution by including the House
lis, repeating the duty on coal.
AZ. Mr.. Robertson moved an amendment
Z the pending resolution to include the do
so' bill abolishing the duty on salt.
ary Mr.. Vickers moved to amend BY add
red the bill Abolishing the duty on tee
no coffee. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Cssserly moved as an amendment
~ House bill to repeal the income tax.
q jscssd 27, mars 28, the Vice Pr
st. dant voting 10 the negative.
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