The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-08
WASHINGTON.
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LONDON. June S.-The Times special
forts trial is due to apPrehsnsions of disClos-
ures compromising the government of the
National Defence.
The Steele advocates the extension of
Theirs term of office.
Felix Pys1 is In Switzerland.
The proposal to leave untouched the
ruins OF the Hotel de Vile is seriously dis
CuSssd.
1t is said Favre is preparing reply ia the
manifesto of Prince Napoleon.
Theirs insists on giving the republic fair
trial.
VERSAILLES, June S. The municipal
elections at Versailles and LArcon have bee n
declSred void.
Twenty-Five women were killed and ffty
| injured by 9 railway accident near Paris
yesterday.
All of the pieces of the column Veudome
have been found, and the monument ex-
lcsly restored.
Picard is appointed Governor of the Bank
of France. Rotunde is appointed procurer
| general.
The reports of disturbances at Lyons are
false.
The trial of those of the the Communist
leaders held here as prisoners will commence
At once.
The first trial will be that of N. Assy.
| 1t is said Jules Terry will be appointed
minister to Washington.
BREMEN, June 9-JeAn Georges Kohl.
the distinguished Germsn navigator, died
IN this city yesterday, in the 64th year of his
age.
BERLIN, June S-The session Of the Ger.
man Parliament will probably close on the
18th instant, bat the members will remain
IN the city and take part in the csre-
monies attending the triumphal entry of the
army.
Won Moltke has returned from his visit tc
Ssrsusburg, and has sincs had audience with
the Emperor.
The Prussisu Cross Gazette confirms the
report that France will shortly send 8
Charge d'Afsirs to Berlin, but mentions no
name.
VERSAILLES, June 7.-On the highest
authority / state that the fusion of the
MonArchists has wholly tailed, owing to the
lnsrigues Of Theirs, who privately exults over
| the certainty of maintaininRA q nondescript
repu bio with himself as chief, as in the oAse
Of the Prince of Spain, for an indefinite
| period. 1ncesssnt attempts are being made
| IN Paris to induce the soldiers to fraternize
| with the people Intense dissatisfactiou
prevails among all classes, and fresh trouble
is feared.
The Figaro proposes the tablishment
of gambling houses and lotteries as attrac
tions for strangers TO Paris. 1t also fsvors
the abolition of passports snd law agains
strikes.
lie Verite says that q compromise has
been effected by which the law exiling tht
Orleans Princes from France will be repeale
and their elestlon TO the Assemb bly, be de
cared valid. The Princes are, however, no
to take the seats TO which they have beer
chosen, and must sgree not to intrigue fo
the throne. 1t is said that Theirs has giver
his consent TO this plan.
| lie Verite estimates the damages Of Paris
from fighting and oonfAgrston at eight
hundred million francs. 1t is said that sixty
million francs worth of merchandise wal
burned, exclusive of docks de "a Villettt
and warehouses
The council of Hygiene in Paris declared
that there IS no epidemic in the city, snc
such precautionary measures have beer
adopted As will prevent the spread of AM
disease to any extent; they also state thA
the health of Paris is at presen satisfactory
The Official Journal to day contains 9
note from the Italian Minister of Foreig q
Affairs, guaranteeing to deliver into th'
hands of the French authorities all escaping
insurgents who may reach Italian soil.
PARIS June The obsequies of the lat,
| Archbishop DArbov took place TO-DAY at tht
Cathedral of Notre Dame, with great pomp
They we're attended by large number o
= political, military and literary celebrities
and a liquidation from the national assem-
bly,. The church was crowded and tn
throng of spectators on the line of the fun
- erSl procession was immense.