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New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
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MINISTER wAsHBURNE As A MEDIATOR IN PARIS
TIE NEW RCNDS-A NEW CATTLE DISEASE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCIl

MINISTER w wASIIBURNE As A MEDIATOR N PARIS
TIE NEW RCNDS-A NEW CATTLE DISEASE
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCIl
Minister Washburnc has addressed note to the secre-
tary of state saying that in accordance with wish ct
NJ Chiqui, Archbishop Of uyre, and NJ Lononer CMn-
vino, tie Vicar-GenerOl Of Paris ana Others
he asked Of Gen. Cluserct to have the Arch
bishop Of Paris removed confinement. Tire rcqucst
fcres Of humanity. Con CuScTct reQl cl That tie re
held merely hostage. emission was, however
granted Mr.. washburnc 10 visit him. which he did n
awaiting the logic of events and pl1Yhg tF4t
Providence might tiud solution TO the tS'Iltie
trouhes VI .hou the further shedding of human hioon
Tie is conrcd i'm cell about six feet by ten, which has
the ordinary furniture o. the Hlzds prison. wooden
chair, small wooden table, prison led. The cen is
is rer1nitfc 10 have lis food brought 10 him from out
MIR. Washburrc, with member of the English Embassy,
called the Communist Mnster"f Foreign AurSh ic
lqnn To n rr am1tiOn lcyyirg rCGu UIs oI all The Va
cant apartments in Pars Tley we've assured that the
proclamation not meant 10 include tia al uer" OF
foreigners, ana that orders should l" liyen
be nOleSted that If any disturbance o. s.'h aNil'
ments shoald be reported. be would take lmne aie
measures have the evil corrected. Thence dr w j.
went in person to TIE Prefecture o. tclcc 10
jucrrccI. ted IT Mozas. a young m1n In charge .Ty
promptly complied with ti9 reg est ana 6"'c "'''
An Amcrican lady called At the Location 70 leg Mr..
WlsAbrn TO ntcrest 'i>,l 10 lIon re 5r Z 1s5 IL ~
uy mentioned the matter TO the man i- charge al te
Prefecture, and without hesitation nc gave tu o'' i"
their release.
f. accoyaEce with previous announccment the per
iutcudcnt uf the NOic EurrJyluE and Il .'EE O. we
Treasury will bc ready, stated, by t!c l5t mat -
deliver over for distrbUti0u 70 the agents p0iu ol
the new five per hOHdt Mhty amount VIII be ready
for delivery by mat date cannot le accurately CO..
though IL is cNpocftd thcr, vii be sli,ei SH"' t
re- to supply those who have GIea Z, fihta IL
confidently believed tBd;, after tic middle or Tie pres
emt acnh, the Department viii hc able 20 iurih ie
new bonds all classes. amounts equal To al Cfdl-
nary demands likely 10 he made.
Our Minister az q iii made port to Tire Depart,
mput OF State concerning di-cstc the cattle NJ
the Arecn nc Repubic and Cbid. similar 10 that wich
prevailed I'm y tcness County NcwlorE, nnn other Iof-
lions OF thi. country, ANA which very seriously 'dt
the financial Interests OF both OF those SUrh Au'rt
r!",riirs nj farming Interests of the Argentine Ec-
public mainly depend upon tie raising Of stock ihe
cic.t dancer OF TIE di-sa c is nat lt animals -eIJ
Ii from jgl ar no o5rsImeut tEer mouths becoming -
sore tLat tL,y aie una ic To maSticatc thlir lOOd
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
4 YOUNG WOMAN KIDNAPPED AND CUTRA GED
IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 11-Mrs. Fisher, to-day ap-
pIied for warrant the arrest Of man name" Rice,
whom she charged with kidnapping and ont-ising her
daughter Is years old. The gin states that on Snday
evening, while going church, Rec seized her IL The
street gagged her, and forced her into carriage and
drove 70 portion OF the city unknown to her, Sheic she
WAS thrust ino a cellar without windows or furniture.
He srnned her and gave her old clothes aud took four
rings rom her fingers cutting one OF the rings on BE
then violated her person, and left her with loaI oi
bread and Jug Of water The next day he came AGAIN
and outraged her and yesterday cacd the act Last
night he biudfodcd her ANA took her around tAe S III
carrie ana lett her M tho corner Eighth anl Wa
ingto-ss. Rice told her that her mother NJ! tfeaGh'
m shoot him and now She would have solnct NJ 10 sLOo
him for Mrs. FISHER made statement tidt shc ilu
known Rice since se girl, that she h-d repeatedly
taken him to her when he sick, and cared Tor
him; that nc scduc,d her daughter when sBe was
wears oil and had subsequently violated her tcVtidi
ues she had threatened 10 shoot him and would DO 20
the law did not punish him. warrant was accordingly
inf ucd fOT Rice.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
TIE MASSACHUSETTS STATE POLICE-REFORT
OF THE COMMITTEE.

Bosroy, May 11.-The Joint Special Com
mittcc Of the MassacIusC IS Les aturc appointed to
investigate charges of corruption against the state Con-
,fsularv have made report favorable 10 the force"
and have recommended b to roOrgauizc 10 similar 20
one which vac detected in The Senate last yo'r exr ut
that the one now offered propose total oic. ~ 100 'n
stead of co. Under TINS ril, the COY ernor WII appoint
three COmuIss.1cr7 90 hoid occ, one ior ne yea orc
FOR two yeats and for three years RON the ISL Ol
nc VI TaIarv an thereafter COhmSio4eI Is 20 De
qproiltcd ccu year for term Oi thIee years Iteee
CoHils s.i0Htrs shall appoint "constdb.cs 0 the O"h
l1n,gcai accOrding G 10 their Judgment a. 10 uunh u
under 100. TIE whole control a"i regulation 0i the
force IA given 10 the Commis,Jnors Their COMPENSATION
IS s. day employed ID their uut e. VIII n attu
rX Xper-s O travelling, They arc 20 meet at cast once
month and shall report the work of the force 70 the
Governor once a year Tie COustah!es are 70 DC Wtd
81 per wear and travelling expenses with no pcrU
site T ~ tha'. exercise AL common Ia" ard statutory
powcrs 1f cuustabeS, except tie service OF cy process
and also al "a, powers gwen 10 police or "atchueh by
The statutes Of the Commonwealth ana their powers S
coS .blcs shall extend throughout me CormorNeu'h
The Governor shall have Ht all 'iiues ~ any cui'F
gtv which lie snail be the judge, 10 assume com
n.ud O! tie whole any part o. the HunIcipa police
and cOLsalu!aTy force ia any place and To oulhnuZe
the Commits. ..oucrs hereby appointed 10 command tIef
assistance in the execution OF criminal process ~ sup
pre- iIIs IiUts md III preserving ihc peace.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
UI,EGIAY.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF THE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS-A NEW LOAN PROPOSED.

CONTINUED SUCCESS OF TIE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS-A NEW LOAN PROPOSED.
MONrEvIDEO, april This port has been
closed 20 all vessels from the Argentine Republic and
Paraguay Che decree 10 that effect was promulgated
today owing to the very bad accounts received from
BueuOs Ayrcs regarding the unprecedented spread Of
the yellow fever
AdvcCs from parts OF Paraguay report the appearance
of cholera The late adyiccs from Buenu AyIes report
the rapid increase OF the fever The deaths number up
ward 0f 30 day. Notwithstanding the great decpaSe IN
the population y the migration Of Onehalf OF the
residents To the camp districts. panic, OF course pre-
walls but Tie Sanitary Commission is doing all in its
pwr 10 assist he needy, and inuOduce measures ucccs
ar "a Improve the health OF the city, The greater p1r
ton of the business places closed, as are also the
pablo offices and schools, and the streets are silent and
deserted.
The health Of this place continues good. The natural
drainage of the cit j. excellent and its situation gives
it an advantage IN point OF health over any other South
American city.
The latest adyccs from the army in the camp reror
favoray for the Government cause. Apari"io, the in
surgeut chief being pursued ny the forces under
Gen SuarcZ in The Department OF TacuarainbO, the most
northerly in the Republic and II was expected that
engagement would take place Immediately that the
rebels would b. driven iuO Brazil.
The Government has convOked the Chambers In an
trOrdinay session. authorize measures for carrying
on tle war aud meeting the present obligations. The
Government asks tor sOOO0J. The scheme meets with
strong opposition.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
PERsoyALIrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

....Edward Riddle, wel-known citizen of BoS-
ton died yes.erdsy Of opopleIy.
Homes Barnes d. Co., laTd-Oil reiineTs and man
ufctlrgr George sheSe and steaa brOker In fhale
phis, have failed
Althoueh no positive information can be OBJ
,-sr, NJ Bapcons resignation Minister TO Berlin the
,arort 4. pot dscfoieI oEcsl circles in Washington
Dr. Gray of the Utica Asylum and Dr' ' an an
- ~ Atgpr commissioned by the Governor to inquire Into the
~ Rnoa lave their examination and retained to Al any To
nc their reto Governor IL w be ftAly ~ uA VI w." ~
- seil lie inleryieW very remarkable one
Gen. Joseph Hooker visited the Boston state
~ - te,isy and received by tie Assembly hen IN session
Vii Iee cheers General thanked The Assembly o ~ W. M
,. COMMUNICATED MssacaeN troops IN LIS Vo OisN- Anu
,,,,t5f' S1isy trblte TO tie loyalty Of Gov Andrs"
The President has directed that Cen N Micn M
eyed from suPcnnetdet OF rs m 49,, =. s8,erS
~ ' Cry o BabcOck Gssshe1 70 uuV AZ
~ e Cen Bahcocs III ssl feiAin hi' pos.oa uptn
PfrslcBis sisf, end discharge TIE ounce Oi SDp
10 bis present duties -, - - = do;Ir
The condition of Mr. w w. CorcoIan n,.Hs Is dai'y ~
beeong critical ani ts'r u - nj uerer referring
ie - sely His rh JScsns Anous .sd no
chang. f,r the BITTER eEpeiaeiY AnA""S ANS SO-" -
ineLfs have slsl Little hOS&
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
L. 6. REVENUE COLLECTORS THREATENED.
THE LAWS SET AT DETLANCE-TUE PRESIDENT
APPEALED 10 FOR Troops.

WAsuINGTo<. My 1f.-COilectOr Donaldson
~ te First south Carolina Revenue Disi.ct La' written
loup letter 10 Commission Pcdsontoh Hloh tA' cohdi-
900 g, IN his Jstiict which he describe, such
that unless the Government lh''fI,r'S Is i'lrS''"-
- ,, re driven TO abandon their work, anI leave
49,, ,s Tor tine l. tier protection Of life and prop
- 1ve Collector says that for year past h. has bees
toronny warned Of danger 20 himself and family. He
- ~ ti,roughout his district there exists we'll
aicd society whose object Is to control social aud
Ii,iI setloD and h. compCSedgf soldiers anG friends
- cop.e .eleracy; that in every county OF the dis
.,+ they are Wandering representative men, ri"hds ~
A.. government white and coloroG. lie states that In
stoeeld County on the ,9th ult, Robert Mellon was
d f,op, his bed at midnight and shot down; h~ wife
s ,,,lly murdered, and his daughter Was badly
wonnded Melton WIS TX collector ia i1e ''"po! OF
Mr. DONALDSON, and bis oaese, the Ialter s|'t' was
r donaldson also states thtt IN Lancaster County
nm vas taken from his bed and hanged, a. a.fo another
,n In Williamsburg County, AMI the ConiluirioA.f "
GiaTendon County. All these outsages were s"uttei
yifLn a few days. and In no nslahce nae any eh9gt
@ ,,S1 IN bring the guilty persons to Juftlcc. lao
soys Cow scott is unable 70 deal Wiin the peht state
-, Yrs and that unless the General GONcrLSat later
vi it rii continue He thinks the matter personally
ooncerns him AS q United states ohcf as every person
boing such an Office that section Of the country Is an
tct ~ hatred Persons have written To him threaten
% iat,rs on tire date OF his letter 60 tae Com
ilmSsioner IN he received a letter by mall poslmarked
the country in is days. Special Deputy Joseph
Gollacher who Is Democrat, and one OF tue brst fam
Nie bas also been annoyed and threatened that hs
refuses TO continue the collection or taxes III hershaw
% u h has been I'M office two years In those counties
mas also refused continue the collection OF dluqent
taxes under warrant fcr IKE reasons hsss,t Asses-
ing MIN 10 leave; aud Mr. Donaldson states that they
must protected by The Presdens or eense work Mr.
Carolina are pOwelesi Ia protect the loyal citizens and
in view OF these facts Mr. Donaldson asks that applica
ton be made TO the President Tor such force may
necessary protect the yes VI the revenue ocers
TIC Government property'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THE CHENEY CONTROVERSY.

Chicago, May 11.-0ne of the persons present
at the meeting Monday the subject OF the Cheney
controversy denys that the Bishop proposed to sus-
pend tho pronunciation Of Mr. Cheneys sentence till the
meeting OF the next General Convention. proposal, II
Is said, somewhat resembling this was moved at the
afternoon meeting but the hcpelessness of any such set
tlement OF the difficulty assuming that the law
would allow the Bishop 60 accep such solution, was
by the utter refusal OF Mr. Chcney 10 Use the OLD,
nOxiOus term under any circumstances, ana the refusal
Of his yestry recommend him TO suspend the exercise
OF his clerical functions until the assembling OF the Con-
yention. 1t was indeed proposed that Mr.. Cheney
should omit the baptsma service altogether during that
iateIy yar kpt. MEANWHILE Tive Seslxx sAAped Iol AlD
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
cp,,,rs AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

The Pullman communicating shop at De-
T. # ,essri,y. Loss s48,oOJ; insurance., c2o01
six buildings containing the principal stores
., NJ s,s BeTaardro CaL burned on the stL inst
7 Fred Thompson of Indianapolis was ar
a. rhrond Ind yeersy charged with forgery on the Second
49, BanI of Cincianst To tfe amount Of sl2,OJ@
John Sawyer Of Portland contractor on the
Gr Fsh Raios While pang hous ne woods bsis cen
,lyss men who presented pistols At hn
The losses by the fire at Monmouth, ILL.,. on
III; .,h over blO0D Forty.lOur stores burne
% sl nusahe about ~ 90 Hryeral Persons slightly in
nd h, an plo.iyn Of gunpowdsr and by falling mbrs
Sarah johnson Of Williamson Tenn, while at
,om. ds seo Cocks ts L,hl!a
inde by the Of one s them Telanus tnsaa
w., n, ard Her busbA Affected
= n Aat hs ~ hsnsa II ~ pus bAs vile
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
AN UNsOLvED PROBLEM.
WHERE DID THE TRIBUNE GIT A COPY OF TIE
TREATY
GENERAL PaESs DIsPATCHl


GENERAL P0ESs DISPATCHl
WASHINGTON, May 11.-When, yesterday
afternoon the Senate ordered the Treaty Of Washington
to be printed Of the confidential clerks in the Office
Of the Secretary of that body carried the doc
ument to the public printing office to prevent the
possibility Of a copy getting into improper hands He
narrowly watched the mechanical operations, IN com
pany with an assistant foreman of the printing estab-
Lshmeut. Tie sOilcd or imperfect sheets were
pr,nrtlv thrown into the furnace and
burned About midnight ne returned TO the
screarys Office and put the printed copies OF the treaty
In secure pace under lock and key The duty thus lar
was satisfa toy performed. Such Senators as visited
The capital this morning were quietly and privately fuI-
Wished With copies Of the document.
kilograms were received in the course OF the day. now
ever that the Treaty 20 carefully guarded had found Its
Wa! INTO print. The question: repeatedly asked 10"
copy was procured for publication y mas
Aot YET been answered 10 the satisfaction
0i anxious iHqIirers. TIE Clerk. however,
HooVe suspicion, and has always been faithful 10 his
oDhR"olS befoEc the treaty ordered TO he printed
" commence by the Senate its USE several dozen
copies were printed under direction OF the Department
% s'ste' ana placed in the hands Of members OF the
Co"uh'tee Oh Foreign Relations and or two
olhef sehatofs' and also TO the members OF the
JOINT Hgh commission. These gentlemen say they still
nave their copies Some official inquiry will undoubtedly
he made as TO the mystery the publication and also as
10 thc means ol correspondents obtaining information
concerning debates IN secret session
The message OF the President communicating the
treaty 70 the Senate Is said 10 be very brief and makes
10 recommendations but merely submits Il for consi1
eratiOn.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
rFLEGRAPuIC NOTES.

Nvriads of grasshoppels are destroying tno
c,ops OF Los Ause.es CoGHty, Cal 80
Loaded boats were passing through the Ok
po, vrsera, OF tie recent great break IN 'ne LI Ol
There was another heavy frost IA CchtIiI New
an eue.ay I.gh Fears entertained tla' tLe ifA! crop Is
sef.ousY dal4@gcL - 90, . a.
The Imprisonment of Capt. Griffin OF the
r o1e Las by the authortes oi sagaG IA uAI-e ,tOa'
noe- y, No examination st tie De- F;wen' OF h'a'e'
Cant. Selfridpe will probably delay fuii re. re-,
Tsb,,p,suec surrev unt bs ntun 10 uls country The
por o. i,e.s received the effect that the
ditoa bs b.cn snoces;'
Williamsons system Of steam canal towage by
~ tvEat of the caLa, uls tired AZ Albany HeStslay
70 bce of Cana, Commissioners Wright and Chapman a sever
d entire Satisfaction lhfee ooaS were V'"eu A. VIC
- a. ,hr,. niles h0uT.
Goy. Hoffman has signed the bill incorporating
a. o conFrctirg bridge sross the Hudson at Poagep'
Tue that city, saturday by out
se spg music trewo- 1e Active preparations Will be iLa'
..,.t a. e,rr, on the 0uce
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THE TREATY BETWEEN GERMANY AND
FRANCE.
CONTRADICTORY RHFOHTs CONCERNING ITS sTIP-
J..ArlONS-T'IE SIGNING OF THE TREATY
ANNOUNCED ~ TIE ASSEMBLY.


U,ArlONs-TIE SIGNING OF THE TREATY
ANNOUNCED ~ TIE ASSEMBLY.
LsNpoS, Thursday May II, 1871.
There are contradictory reports in circulation
here to-day ,er ling tn" treaty between Germany and
France just si-ncd 6. Fiarkfort-onhe-M ill.,
dispatch fra V,uaiiie7 states that in the Fs'neh
Assembly to-ay ProsiIeAt Thrrs announced tie signing
Of the GeGiitye ;rcai OF Iear" between France and
Gcrmany lie 5,arci DAT al!cyiaon oi the con
diloas IMPOSED by P nee isugIcl could Dc obtained
Another rep IT announces that ,he new treaty ahro
gates the commercial trc.ly between Franco and Ger
many and g.y,s to Prussia the control Of the railways
in tue ccdcd ten tory in cCu.deration Of deduction
rom the war ilctr Of % c0OoCo francs one OF tiio
clauses OF lie trratv said provides for the u!s
Ton by Prussia OF TIC railway from ThionEiie to
Lupcmuurs.
HlsaI.a reported hat Prince Bismarck has promised
f. re iuGui.h one million Of the indemnify on the
condition that france agree 90 ;e immunity from cap
t,.Ia Of private rrrpcl'v on the sea.
Tile TelelruDh has special dispatch from Frankfort
ou-tIieMIn, containing tIc 70 lowing statement; Inc
Germans have tic just concluded, promised 20
sand back 70 France the provisions Mtn"ed I'm
Germany. F.eLch loan OF one milard Of
flames has b,cu tCrrCd by Frankfort bankers.
Prince bismarck consents TO the decrease OF the
indemnity % be raid uy Fruc" by half million @!
rraucs TIE P5.i forts still held 10y the German troops
are 70 he Immediately cyacuned The citio, OF Nancy
Bco9t and Loncwy are ie retained 10y the Germans
ut tile conditions OF Tie treaty of peace are fuhlled
NJ Ponycr QgC,ter, il is said, has gone 10 Mayence
and Cologne 10 make arrangements for the speedy
turn OF tic French prisoners 10 Versailles.
'iepa:ch from Frankfort says that Prince PsnaTck
has returned 10 Berlin, aud n. ~ Fayrc and PCnyer
Qu- rtlcr have stI.tei for Versailles.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
ENGLAND.
PROCEEDINGS ~ PARLIAMENT.
IoSDOS. TLIr-dgy, Nav

LONDON TLlTft2y, MY IT, IoII'
In the House Of Commons this evening, Mr.
vorc expires cd his inability to
e1liin Why tlc Cmard Steamship Company decline to
brirg The American mails. The Army Regulation III
was dcatcd at length.
N tho Hon Of Lords, in reply to question from the
Opposition Earl Granville. Secretary of State for Foleign
AIlirs declined to state whether the English claims on
the United States would be adjudlcatcd n England
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THE FREsHEr IN THEfJAMEs RIvER-BRIDGEs
DAMAGED.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-One Of the spans of
the south side Railroad the James River six miles
cast Of ynchbug has been broken but viii be repaired
in 40hours The Orange Road has lost bridge over the
James az Lynchburg Passengers are transferred ~ ooa
TeT il no delay 10 passengers and freight upon the Air
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
A PROTEST AGAINST THE RATIFICATION
OF Tie TREATY

ElE HEIRS OF EARL Sizzling LAY CLAIM TO
TIE FISHERIES AND THE BRITISH POSSESSIONS
~ NORTH AMEBICA-THEIR PROTEST. LAID
BEFORE TIE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-COpies of a circular
ttr n the iorIn Of protest against pOrtiOu of the
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 70, 1871.

that he should he at liberty continue the exorce w
al III. other functions in direct CONTEMPT Of the scntche
Of suspen lon already pronounced. TIE report @ ,n'
Bishep whtehoIse teegrphcd TO the Rev; >. oVJ sh
Smith that he would allowed TO preach nNl oap-
bath in Mr.. Chency's pulpit is also regarded as iaSe'
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
PERSIA.

A TERRIBLE DIOUTII-TnE PEOPLE DYING OF
STARVATION.
LONDON, Thursday, May II. 1871.
Special diegatchcs from Bombay report a
famine in Persia lack OF rain and that thousands
of the inhabitants are dying
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
ALGERIA
THE INSURGENTS DEFEATED AND THEIR LEADER
KILLED.

KILLED.
VERSAILLES, Thursday, May II, ISL
Important news has been received from
Algeria here he condition OF Affairs has decidedly u-
proycd TIE Arab insurgents have been defeated in
cnEa emen: in which their leader, Kile AokrAn was
killed.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-12
THROUGH THE SOUTH.
AMONG THE Ku-KILTY

A COTTON FACTORI--A TALK WITH yICTyNs
or KU-KLUX oUTRAGEs - INHALATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
Aboat the Communists.

What We have heard Of the re bel government
OF Paris, the Commune" has been maioly
Irejudlcial, and IL NAV be worth while 70 know
what the Communists sre represented 20 be
from friendly point of view. Bla1qui "a repre-
sented "a it, MASTER spirit, and TO him and the
rest OF the leaders Is attributed the succ.ss OF
the revolution, which hurled Napoleon from
LIS throne. II is claimed that thes, men sim
Ily mean TO put into practice the dogmas of the
International Work ngman's AssOci alton. which
las such large membership all over Eurons
The leading idea, which snimates them. il 70
reorganize Europe upon Socialistic principIes
but they have no very definite idea of iu.t vbs.
HEY want, or how they propose getting at il
In blind and dumb sort of way, thew dec,.ir,
against the injustice OF the existing relation,
between capita and labor, the landowner And
Tie landlords, but they suggest no PRACTICABLE.
escape from these difficulties. Thew beIiaxs
That their principal antagonists In France are
the Peasants, several millions of whom ACQUIRED
Small patches of land apiece under the Iegisls-
tion OF the Republic of ITS9. Bot be this a, IL
may, there IL no doubt that the CITY and corn
try populations OF France are at swords noip.s.
The Commune il gigantic trsdes-union. In
All the great towns the "workingmsn" IA in a
majority, let the great towns be taken by the
Norklngmsn, and let the great towns govern
he country, Gays the Commune. Not %. savs
he countrymsn; the peasants are in the q, ajor-
" and ysu citizens must submit
The Commune" movement seems intendea
to be general one, sll over Europe. T'hs
Italian, German, English and swiss leaders of
the International Workingmsn's Society have
leen cOnsu ted, and one of the latest acts of
the new government was TO admit foreisners.
even the hated Germans, into the Commune.
the German Frsnkel being the first adopted
Citizen.
The German organ of the above organization
strongly sympsthires with the instruction and
says that the future of Germany a. well As that
Of France is involved in the struggle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15
How n Islander Traxe,s

For some time reports have been afoat th at
denny Lind's husband had squandered the for
tune with which she retired from the lyric
sage; that she was compelled TO teach music for
a living, and that the Unmatched pair had sep-
aTated by mutual consent. Mr.. Golds chmidt.
the husband in question, has lately prosecuted
three London papers tor SANDER that contained
paragraph 10 this effect copied from WoOdhull
oH9 C'oFin's Weekly; anu he was able to prove
that the story had not a shadow of foundation;
that lie lived most happily with his wife; that her
fortune, by his own wish, had been settled upon
her, ard that it Is much larger now than when
they were II arTied- And yet this SANDER had
received acceptance ali over the world as the
truth.