The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-24
FORTY-SECONDCO CON GRESS.
Market Reports.



LINCOLN, Neb., March 24.-The House
yesterday evening concurred in the Senate
amendments to the constitutional conven
ton bill, changing the time Of holding
the convention to June, and the number of
delegates to be So instead of 80.
VERSAILLES, March 24.-The insurrse-
ton in Paris is fast assumingths proportions
and horrible character OF the revolution
of lS4S. Certain quarters are being drenched
IN blood, while prominent and respectable
citizens are hourly asssssiDated by mobs.
The latest information received from the
city describes mob as sweeping ali before
it, and most appalling scenes are being en-
acted, and among the prominent citizens
who are announced to have been butchered
BY bourgeois, yesterday, are NJ. Bande. some
time since spoken of ss France repre-
sentative at the London Conference.
and NJ. Haire De Rene, the celebrated civil
engineer. Immediately after these gentle
men were murdered their corpses were par.
AIDED upon the boulevards, amidst the yells
and curses of an infuriated mob.
LYONS, March 24.-The Reds Of this city
aroused by the escape of their compatriots
in the movement at Paris, have proclaimed I
q commerce and established Central Com
mittee similar to that in operation in Paris.
The movement here, however, is not SO
strong as to create immediate alarm or ap-
prehension. The majority Of the people dis
countenance the movement altogether. No
active measures have yet been constructed
for subduing them.
MARsEILLEs, March 24.-It is feared that
tha
to this city, and every precsution is being
taken to guard against it. The civic gov
srnnent has seized the telegraph.
WASHINGTON, March "a. - Governor
Lindsey, of Alabama arrived here to day.
He is much surprised at learning that the
K. X. X, are supposed to have possession
| of his state, and that means are being de.
vised for their suppression. he says that
| Alabama is as peaceful and law abiding as
any state in the Union.
The Senate this A. NJ, laid on the table
the House resolution for Adjourning on
Monday.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The committee
to frame the bill for the suppression of the
Ku-Klux are already at work, and will be
ready to report on Monday.
| WAUPUE, Wis, March 24.-A convict in
the state prison, whose term was for life, for
the murder of two children, was yesterday
morning found hanging dead. He had
| twisted rope out of his under clothing and
had taken the law into his own hands.
LONDON, March "a. - The National
Guards on Tuesday re-instated the Mayor of
| the 9th reimbursement, who had been ex.
PEELED from Office BY the insurgents.
! The Insurgent Central Committee has
| decided to disarm the Nationals of OnArber
| st. German.
During the night the Insurgent Nationals
endeavored to surprise the lIth battalion,
| occupying the Place de Ia Bourse, but were
unsuccessful.
Many battalions of National Guards
are being armed for the preservation of
order.
An unarmsd manifestation is advertised
for Wednesday afternoon.
Il is announced that the Nationals of Ly-
ons only await the arrival of delegation
20 N Paris to form q Central Committee on
the plan of that at present operating in
Paris.
Menotti Garibaldi, it is reported, now
commands the Monsmartre insurgents.
There has been no further bloodshed
since o'clock. The armed insurgents have
been reinforced. The city is gloomy and the
excitement is intense. The Nationals, under
orders of the Central Republican Commits
tee, have occupied Fort Vincennes unoppos
ed, the garrison fraternizing with them as
soon as they appeared. Troops in several
ACCOMPLISHMENTS are organizing in the inter
est of order.
Deputy Clemereian has incurred the hos
tili:y of the insurgents and been expelled
from the Office of Mayor.
Gen. CIaseret has installed himself at the
ministry of war.
The insurgents official journal announces
Nationals.
Gen. Chausey is still held prisoner by
the insurgents.
The Bourse is deserted.
BERLIN, March 24.-By orderof the Swiss
Council, the soldiers of the French army
remaining in Switzerland, who are provided
with railway tickets or money for their fare,
are permitted to return to France.
VERSAILLES, March 24-It is reported
that the people in Paris have. assassinased
General Raphael.
| The proclamation to the people of France,
approved by the Assembly and reviewing
the situation, closes as follows
"France repudlates the movement. Dc
not fear our weakness. We, your sole rep
resentatives, shall maintain our trust and
make no compromise with the guilty"
| The government has requested the Ger
mans not to lombard Paris, lest the innocent
suffer.
Gen. Cremier has been summoned to
Versailles, but failing to appear he will be
tried for disobedience of order.
All the principal officers of the lmperis
army have returned to France from impris
onment in Germany, and without exception
are retiring from military service.
In the National Assembly to-day AT
adverse report was made from the committed
on the bill providing for the elections in th'
municipality of Paris.
4 All remains quiet at Lyons, but preoau
tions have been taken against an outbreak
The Prefecs Of Lyons has issued proc
lamation declaring his adherence to TIL
Assembly. The proclamation is well re
ceived.
! WASHINGTON, March 23.-SENATE.-Mr
Pomeroy introduced bill in reference Il
the suppression of disorder in the South.
Mr.. Sumner said that the resolutions Q
the Senate, under the ruling of the Vic
President yesterday, were not exolude
from consideration, and therefore aske
leave to present q resolution which he fol