Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-25
TelegrapIlIc Summary.

50 40.
Barley-No sales; quoted at 81 500
ST 35.
Oats-Markets steady at 81 500
sI65.
Potstoes-Bodegas are quoted at
81 90 and Humholdts at$l 90. Sales
of 600 SKIS do at Sl 85.
Bacou-Arrival today of 1000 lbs
Chicago side This is the first of that
description received, and is of excellent
quality. No price has yet been fixed.
Paris, March 20-The situation is
unchanged Fresh barricades have
been erected
All traffic has ceased.
The Natiouales have occupied Forts
Issy, Vaneres and Bicetre
The Police Commissioners who arres>
ted Gen. Chanzy SO maltreated him that
ne had to be sent to the hospital. The
Commissioners subsequently signed the
release of Chanzy aud Turguet
Cremer.
The approaches to Paris are guarded
! preventing invasion.
Washington, March 20.--Attorney
General Chamberlin, of South Carolina,
cas- arrived here as the bearer ofa letter
from Gov. Scott of that State, making a
formal request for troops aud aid to en-
force the laws. Chamberlin says that in
some districts of that State it has become
impossible toscrve any civil process, and
the authorities are unable, by reassu OF
the kuklux organization, to enforce the
laws Gov. Soft requests regiment
of oval J, IS, owing to the peculiar
manner In which the Kuklux operate
infantry is as efficient as cavalry.
1t is rumored that Morton will short
ly leave the Senate and perhaps take
Boutwells place,
Secretary Fish has received the fol
lowing by cable:
London, March 20.-Dispatch just
received by messengers from Minister
Washburn at Paris say that the Nation
al Guards Committee is master of Par
is. The Department of the Interior of
Justice and Prefecture of Police are
occupied by the Insurgents Gems
Vinoy, Thomas and Lccompete have
been murdered BY the troops. The
election for Communes takes place to
morrow. All members of the Thers
Government have gone to Versailles.
| follow with the whole diplomatic
corps" "(Signed,) MORAN"
New York, March 20-Ten thous.
and FIVE hundred immigrants were land>
ed at Castle Garden, being the arriv-
| ais of the last week They were quar-
autined on account of the small-po
Irish Emigration is rapidly on the de-
crease, while English arrivals are more
numerous. A very large French cmi>
grafton is expected tbs year, aud Com
missioners are already making arrang.
| ments to meet the wants of new comers
London. March 17.-In the House
of Lords, to night, Earl Carnarvon rela-
ted that, of 10000 barrels of powder
stored in the Government arseaals, al
but 500 barrels were worthless, and thai
the Government has been paying fol
powder twice its cost in its own shops
He deplored the apathy OF the Govern
ment at time when the State of Eu
rope made war more than possible.
Loudon, March l8.-A Times spec.
ial of Friday morning says that Mont
martre Battalion l34 prevented Battall
ion 22 from taking post on the ram
parts, because il was not devoted to the
Republic.
| Napoleon has not arrived. The En-
press is disappointed. 1t is supposed
that, owing to mistake, the telegram
remains at Dover. waiting.
| Paris, March 18.-The Government
is considering maritime and mercantile
law. The first questions treated are;
Excess of taxes on bonded goods and
revision of the navigation laws. 1t il
said the new loan is intended to con
vert the loan of 250,000,000 francs
contracted by the Tours Government
but there will be no demand for supple
meu.ary interest, except from persons
who avail themselves of delays accorded
by the new law.
London, March 21-A Times spec
ial says many were shot without trial OF
Sunday.
The Nationals threaten to shoe
Theirs, Vinoy and Aurelles, if captur
ed
There is strong action against tn,
insurgents among respectable inhabi
tants.
The Red Central Committee is alarm
ed, and seeks the mediation of the
Mayors for the appointment of Admira
Saizsett to the command of the Nation
ales, and Versailles resembles CAM
stragetically occupied.
The city is crowded with Deputie
who are sleeping in stables.
It is officially denied that France ha
requested that prisoners in German
should return through Switzerland.
Napoleon arrived at Chislehurst q
two o'clock this afternoon.
Versailles, March 21.-Twenty thou
sand troops are in the neighborbood Q
the Chamber. The Assembly resolve
to appoint Committee TO consider tn
state of France and put the Depart
ments of the Seine and Disc in a stat