The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-08
F r A N G E.
A Compromise Effected in the Case of
the Orleans Princes.
Reported Failure of the B0ur-
bon Movement.
Communists Tampering With
the Soldiers.
NO EPIDEMIC IN PARIS.
Proposed Re-eStabliShment Of Gaming
Houses and Lotteries.
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ARREST OF LULLlER.
Tn%ouco nioco+iSfn o%;nu Av,,nur All
ARREST OF LULLlER,
Intense Dissatisfaction Among All
Classes.

VERSAILLES, June 7, 1871.
The Figaro proposes the ro-establishment OF the
gaming houses and lotteries. as an attraction for
strangers to Paris. 1t also favors the abolition OF
passports and the law against strikes,
THE ORLEANS PR INCEs.
The vVerite says that compromise has been
effected by which the law exiting the Orleans
Princes from France will be repealed and their
election to the Assembly be declared valid. The
Princes are however, not to take the seats to which
they have been chosen. and must agree not to
intrigue for the throne. 1t is said that NJ. Theirs
has given his consent to this plan.
FAILURE OF THE BOURBON MOVEMENT.
1t Is stated on good authority that the fusion of
the monarchists has wholly failed, owing the
trigues of NJ Theirs. who privately exults over the
certainty Of maintaining a nondescripr republic,
with himself as Chief as in the case OF Prim in
Spain, for an indefinite period.
TAMPERING WITH THE SOLDIERS.
Incessant attempts are being made In Paris to in
duce the soldiers fraternize with the people,
tense dissatisfaction prevails among all classes, and
fresh trouble is feared.
VALUE oP THE PROPERTY DESTROYED.
The Vertte estimates the damage to Paris from
the fighting and connagrations at $780, 0OO 900 francs.
1t is said that CO. 900 francs worth of mercnan-
disc burned, exclusive OF the docks de la VIII
lette and warehouses.
The Council of Hygiene OF Paris declares that
there Is no cpl demic in the city; and that such pre-
NO EPIDEMIC IN PARIS.
cautonary measures have been adopted as will
prevent the spread OF any disease such extent.
They also state that the health of Paris at
satisfactory.
ITALY TO DELIVER UP FUGITIVE INSURGENTS.
The OFFICIAL Journal Of to-day contains note
from the Italian Minister or Foreign Affairs guaran-
teene to deliver into the hands OF the French au-
thorties all escaping insurgents who may reach
Italian soil.
Government App0intments-Trial Of Commune
list Standardization Arrested-Jules Ferry
to 60 to WnshingtOu-Fatal Railroad Acci-
dent-The Column vendomc to be Replaced.
VERSAILLES, June Z, 1871.
M. Picard has been appointed Governor OF the
Bank OF france.
M. Rutunde has been appointed Procureur General.
FALSE REPORT.
A report OF disturbances In Lyons Is false.
TRIALS OF COMMUNIST LEADERS.
The trial of those OF the Communist leaders held
here as prisoners will commence at once. The first
trial will be that Of M. ASST.
LOUIS BLANC ON THE COMMUNE.
M. Louis Blanc has written letter to the Figaro
denouncing the Commune.
LULLIER ARRESTED.
Arrests OF Communist leaders continue. Lullier
has been secured. Pyat is still at liberty
JULES FERRY TO GO TO WASHINGTON.
II Is said that M. Jules Ferry will be appointed
Minister TO Washington.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS NCLLIFIED.
The municipal elections at Marsailles and Taras-
con have neen declared void.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Twenty-Five women were killed and fifty injured
by q railway accident near Paris yesterday.
THE COLUMN vENDOME TO BE RESTORED
All the pieces Of the Column vend0me have been
found. and that monument Of the military glory OF
France VIII be exactly restored.