The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-04-05
THE LATEST.


he Daily News says, the Arab Chief
;idi Makaroni, leading 10000 troops
n Algiers, has declared war agaips,
France.
VERSAILLES, March 2o.-The Gov.
eminent has isssned a circular q,
nonncing that order has been restored
at Lyons and Toulouse.
The instructions failed in the larr.
towns, save Marseilles, Narbonne ana
Saint Etienne. The Goveremnt. !,
ready to-day to meet and crush the in.
surrectiGn.
Versailles is rapidly becoming /.
military camp. Gardes are continual.
ly arriving from the departments. An
amicable arrangement between the
Paris and Versailles Governments /.
still regarded possible.
PARIS, March 29.-The committee Of
the republic have resigned their pow.
ers, but were newly elected.
At the inaugural sitting Of the Com.
mune Council resolution was adopted
declaring that the National Guard
deserved we'll of the country.
The Council adjourned at midnight.
without coming to conclusions on
vital questions.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The depu-
ties of the Right in the Assembly de-
mand the removal Of the Lefts.-
Theirs positive refuses compliance.
: Gen. Chanzy promised the insurree.
: tionary committee before he was re-
leased that he wonld not fight except
against foreigners. =
Clemenceau has resigned lis seat in
. the Assembly.
Ruehetulon, member of the Left,
a has declared himself tuncoat, be.
: cause the Official Journal has defend.
e ed assassination.
!. A motion was made in the Assembly
a to-day to interrupt communication
l. witha Paris.
LONDON, March 29.-The Germans
officially deny having encouraged the
N insurrectiOn.
VERSAILLES March % The Gov
lie eminent circular says France is rally
NJ ing to the support of the Government
= and asserts the confined occupation q
II, French territory by the Prussians
al due to the insurgents. The Goyerr
= r,ent has temporized with the insul
!. rection to avoid bloodshed.
=. Menotti and Riciotti Garibaldi bas
"a declined TO fight except against . TO
We eign enemy.
PARIS, March 29.-At the Ascend
Is at Versailles, to-day, there was n
Int bulent meeting of the Deputies.
I'D Large bodies of infantry and cavai
AZ, have arrived from the west, and a lar
..% military camp has been formed at
her German for the protection of the Go
Is eminent.
ara BERLIN, March 29.-There has be
r.s correspondence between Bisms
his and the Central Committee at PA
re- The latter represented that the Thi
was Government was unsupported in a
' proper way by the country, and
sly election of a new Assembly beca
.on necessary. The COMMITTEES e-.ered
and tho r,eoowhile to nav. in few da
ho the installment of indemnity due
Germany. Bismarck's reply was
tent orably.
The opinion here is strong tn
restoration of the Empire by the
3lst perial army is inevitable.
AT WASHINGTON, March 30.-Hous
,,.I. The Ku-Xlux bill was discussed.
and Wood read from the messages Oh
have Southern Governors to show that p
men prevails in all those States, with
and exceptions in several of them. he
Y be nounced as infamous the lncen0
by remarks of Mr.. Kelley, delivered
ages terday, and expressed the hope Cd
'o "n there should ever be a war OF
hose the negroes would select man
'ineh valiant that Kelley, who, during
Paris disturbance in Mobile, hid und
49,. "s table. pretending he was dead.
and SENATE.-Mr. Anthony's resol'
t an allowing consideration on any
en- III passed by the House, was adop
"ni, Mr.. Davis of Kentucky mi
> and speech, refuting Mr.. Sherman'sci
nting against the South. Previous to II
form clusion an incident Of an uI
1musa character occurred, which excite
= lin. siderable comment in the galleri'
have upon the floor. Mr.. Butler OIL
n the chusetts, who was occupying IN
'.apns of Senator Thurman, immediatei
,ris- joining that of Senator Davis, na
mag for some time intently Observi
intern, Davis as he proceeded. MI.
pom growing FESTIVE, and speaking
iia'e.. his nsual warmth and earnestnes
Inv the denly faced Mr.. Butler, and, c'
lis ex- ing his argument against the or
'e that ,v of exaggerated Ku-Klux
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