The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-01
WASHINGTON.
Market Reports.


Reported Expressly for the ARGUs.
VERSAILLES, June l.-Gen. Chassey has
been appointed Minister of War, to succeed
Gen. Lettero, who goes TO ST. Petersburg
as Minister of the French Republic. A
delegate in the general assembly has pro-
posed the nomination of D'Oumole as q can
didaie for the presidency.
The impassive attitude preserved by Par
is since the entry of the Versaillists, in the
absence of Pontin, the moral support has
greatly disappointed the government. The
people are too, and il is evident they regard
government and the Assembly with ave,
as conquerors and not as saviors The
stern and unrelenting measures which have
been issued for the suppression of the Com
munisss, have aided IN producing those
feelings.
A violent sntimonArch feeling prevails
in the city and is shared by ell classes alike
and It is certain that q proposition for res
toring the Empire wonld meet with the bit
terest opposition OF which Parisians are
capable of. In the cities Of Boadesux,
Lyons and Msrssilles a similar feeling
exists, and the savage and determined ma
sure of Paris in the instruction strongly
induce the belief that similar risinps would
occur If these cities of the Republic were
overthrow.
NEw YORK, June Hon. Foster BlodR
EFT, Republican Senator elect from Georgia,
has published in pamphlet form his state
ment and evidence in reply TO the charges
of Mr. Hill made 10 the Senate April 10Th.
Mr.. B.odgets's evidence completely refutes
Mr.. Hills charges, and proves that Mr.. Hill
was elected Senator by a vote of Sc demo
crats and I / republicans, That since hi.
admission TO the Senate, he has regularly
couseled with the republicans, and in ev
cry instance has voted with the democrats
/ in Washington. Mr.. Hill claims to report
IN Georgia that he is g sound democrat.
VERSAILLES, June 1.-The Bishop o
Orleans, NJ. Dupaulsup, will be the suo
cesscr of NJ. Darboy as Archbishop O
! Paris.
Marshal McMahon, in q proclamation JUS
issued, divides Paris into four commands
viz:
East, north, centre and south. Gen
Vinoy is appointed to the command of tn,
east, Gen. L Admirsult to the north, Gen
! DouAI 10 the centre. and Gen Cissy TO tn,
south. Civil power is transferred TO tn,
| military. and no ingress to or egress from
the city will be permitted. 1t is reported
that Pystt has escaped from Paris.
! A million and half of francs we're fount
upon the person of Nj. Mstthier, an office
of the Commune, who was captured by tn
VersAillists troops.
The corpse Of member of the Com
mune, II. VsriIn, was searched, and upol
ii was discovered money TO the amount o
four hundred thousand francs.
The adherents of Duke D'AumAle and tn
Bonapartists are both very active in thei
schemes for the restoration of the Bourbon
and Napoleon's Dynasties.
J All foreigners In Paris are required t
report their names and addresses TO th
headquarters OF the army.
There are etill great numbe of bur
led corpses il Bellevilie.
1t is said that many Of the Paris insur
gents were Englishmen. The report occs
sions much bitterness towards England OIL
the part of the French people.
Some spprehensions are felt that tn
walls of the Tuileries and Hotel de Viii
will fall.
executed. The court martial has ordere
the use Of mitraileuse in the case of whole
sale executions.
Several war ships at Cherbourg bav
been transformed into hulks for the impris
onment of captured insurgents.
The publication and circulation of news
, papers in the Department of the Seine
are made subject to special authorizaiio
by Marshal McMahon.
LONDON, June The Times specis
} from Versailles says Picard has resigned tn
l ministry of the interior, and is suooesde
therein by Victor LeFrsno.
The Daily News special says Rochefol
has certainly been condemned.
: General Ledo goes to St. Petersburg, q
am mbassador from France. he is succeede
, as minister of war by General Cissey.
! Picard has been appointed governor
= the Bank of France
q The famous Hugo writes letter to Ii
q Independence Beige, giving the details
: the attack on his fathers house in Brusssl
d, and asserting that the mob crisd 'death
" Hugo The Beige dissPproves of the e.
s puision of Hugo.
a PARIS, Jnne 1.-Orders to set fire
nd buildings which had been previously mark
h, by the central and safety committees
b. destruction, have been found on insurge
IA prisoners.
Omnibuses and cabs have oommenc
=. running again. Cafes, restaurants and pl
al ces OF amusement are opening their doc
wO but are ordered to close at midnight;
as propriesors who dIsobey are to be hand
pa over to the military authorities.
ter The journal des Debats has reappear
0l, Nearly oil the newspapers which were tie
w % porarily removed to Versailles have return
N. to Paris.
-sr. The Tri-Color, q new journal, advoca
uIa the restoration Of the Orleans Princes,
and the ground that they will be g stand
'0' menace to the Germans.
ays BRUssEIs, June 1.-The Belgium Cha
,rO- Der of Representatives have rejected re
it's, luton of regret for the expulsion of Vic
00o Hugo. The ministers 10 their speeches
Oro fore the House severely condemned
completely of the intellectual malefac
osa- with the crimes of the Commune. VII
um- Hugo has left Belgium for b Hollnad.