The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-07-11
From France.
PARIS, July 6.

A loan is to be raised by the municipal
ity of Paris for the purpose of rebuilding
the monument destroyed during the
siege.
Jules Ducatel, a traitor from the Com
munists to the Versaillists, has been ac-
corded the cross of the legion ofhonor.
Gen. Mcmahon has been renstaled in
the command OF Versailles.
Duke De Nemows and Schneider, for
merly President of the Corps Legislatif
are in Paris.
An election is to be held on Sunday
next to fill the vacancies in the assembly
where one person is to BE- chosen by the
different constituencies.
Prince De Joinville having declared for
the republic, will undoubtedly succeed in
the department of L'Amanche.
Gen, Monteufel and staff have paid a
visit of ceremony to Theirs. The General
subsequently dined with the President,
Count Waldersee, the German Charge de
Affairs, and Prince Waldemar of Halstein
were also invited.
Moltke has given orders to the German
commanders in France to forbear from in-
flicting punishment upon offenders whom
the French law can reach
Count Waldersee has complained to the
foreign Office of the bitter language used
against Germany and the Germans by the
French newspapers. The journal Off.
cial in making this statement advises
other Journals 10 exercise the utmost for
bearance in their admonitons to Ger.
mans.
PARIS, July &. The Republican press
are annoyed at the continuance of the
continuance of the siege in Paris, which
they declare needless and oppressive. 1t
is said that the first act of the assembly
as soon as the new Deputies have taken
their seats, will be to prolong the power
of Theirs as Chief Executive for two
years. A proposition is mooted of en-
trusting to Marshal McMahon the com.
mand of the entire army in order to give
greater unity to n force which will aoon
amount to 300, 900 men.
The court martial for the trial of the
communists will take up the cases in the
following order First, the members oil
the Central Committee, then the persons
who have usurped public functions, and
last those generally compromised in the
instruction. Rossel will be tried be fore
special tribunal
VERSAILLES, July q. The Assembly
has passed law requiring caution money
from the press, by vote of 3l7 to 1919.
PARIS, July I.
Three hundred and twenty-five million
francsxof indemnity have been paid tc
Germany, of which one hundred ant
twenty-five millions were paid before tn,
issue of the loan.
The elections to ill the vacancies il
the Assembly caused by the choice of tn,
the same members from different local.
ties, will be formally announced to-mor
row.
A woman has been shot in the Depart
ment of the Jura for complaining of tn
requisilion of the departing Prussians.
An additional sum of one hundred ant
seventy-fve million francs will be pait
before the 10th inst, when the German
troops will evacuatc the departments o
the Seine.
The census OF Paris will be taken a
once.
The Paris forts will be abandoned whe
$50, 100000 francs of the indemnity hav
, been paid.
? In the assembly yesterday motion o
Joubert for imposing a tax on passports
being under discussion, Favre expresse,
his regret at the attacks made by tn
, mover upon the English excursionists, AN
: spoke in glowing terms of the Chart
| shown by the government and people c
England to France during her recent ca
, amity. Favre also stated that the 90,
. eminent wished to prevent conflict wit
the German army of occupation and d,
sired the maintenance of France. TIL
motion was then Withdrawn by Jouber,
4 BERLIN, July 7.
Emperor William leaves Berlin to-mol
0 row morning for Ems.
. The Augsburg Gazette announces tha
!. the Prussian military law will be speedl
@ enforced in Alsace and Lorraine.