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European.
LONDON, March lO.-Napoleon has addressed a
communication to the President of the French AS
sembly. protesting against the vote by which that
body declared that his dynasty has forfeited the
throne, as unjust and illegal. The Assembly be
says was created only to make peace, and has ex-
ceeded its power. The foundation of all public
right is the Plebisci:e, to that he is ready to bow,
and to that alone.
PARIS. March lO.-The Journal Official in an
editorial this morning openly favors the Republic
as being the form OF Government best calculated
for the interests of the nation. and the one which
will be certainly chosen in the end as the definite
form of Government of France. The same paper
also asserts that the present Government pledges
its power to establish and maintain a Republic.
The public Indignation of the press has been
aroused by intelligence recently received here OF
the circulation of a petition in Germany demanding
a plebiscite in order to decide the future form of
Government for France. The petition, it is stated,
has been framed by Prussians and will be circu-
lated among the French prisoners for signature.
Baron Baude. Gen. Baille, NJ. NJ. Goulard and
Dectug have been appointed by the French Gov
eminent to represent it in the negotiations which
will shortly be commenced for q final treaty OF
peace between France and Prussia.
The New York Herald special correspondent at
Paris sends the following, March 10th Great
excitement prevailed in Paris to-day, by the action
of a body of French sailors belonging to the forces
recently defending the city. They attempted to
substitute the tri-color for the red Gag OF the
Republic of France at the Column of JAY The
act caused serious disturbance. TIE sailors were
finally arrested and the flag replaced. Eight
battalIions Of the National Guards have seized
and pIundered a lumber of carriages containing
arms and ammunition. Two Gardes Mobiles were
wounded while defending the carriages a
PsRts. March I2-General Vinoy has issued
orders suspending the publication Of the Tungeur,
Mot D'Ordre. Cri du Peupet Cdricdtare. Pere
Dachesne and Bouche de Fer. The publication of
new political or social economical journals is
forhidden-
The Germans evacuate Versailles tomorrow,
and French troops viii Immediately occupy the
The Marquis de Bonneville has been appointed
French Ambassador at Vienna, and M. Miiletel
Project of Police rf sR
The health of the city is improving.
The Syndics of the Chamber OF Commerce have
decided that no German shall be employed in the
trades of Paris. -"
Daily political journals must lodge 1000 francs
security
The Rouen Indpendent, for advising the people
to display mourning, was suppressed and fined
1000 francs-
LoSDos. March I3--In the House Of Lords Earl
Granville announced that the Conference of Powers
on the Eastern question had closed. and a treaty
had been signed at the Foreign Office abrogating
the restriction on the admission of foreign men
of-war into the Dardanelles and Bosphorus.
The Danubian Commissioners says the twelve
years protocol expressly declares that no Power
can relieve itself of the obligation of the treaty
without the consent of all the signers.
LOsDVN. AHCu 17-noeUuch III an aucIeFs az
Sheffield. tonight. denounced the Liberation Of
Fenian eonvicts as a dastafdly act, and their re-
ception in America a disgrace to the country and
another proof that she is England's batter enemy.
BERLIN. March l5-Tbe Gar has sent a deputa-
ton Of distinguished officers of the Russian army
to salnte the Emperor of Germany on his way to
Berlin. They will be presented to the Emperor
by Field Marshal Won Wrangel.
BERLIN, March ia long conference was held
at the Foreign Office yesterday and to-day. Won
Arnim and Buian were present. and received. full
instructions before proceeding to Brussels TO nego-
tiate tue fnai treaty of peace.
Paris, March 15.-By the new compulsory law