The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-23
FRANCE.
THEIRS FINANCIAL SPEECH
HAVING A GOOD EFFECT.
THE TRIAL OF ROCHEFORT TO
BEGIN TO-DAY.
POLITICAL CHAOS STILL SU-
PREME - BORDEAUX CON-
SENTATIVE.
rnE EFFECT OF TnIEgs, spEEcn.

THE EFFECT OF THEIRS SPEECH
VERSAILLES, June 2l.-The speech of VI .
Thiers has produced an excellent impress
sion, in consequence Of the clcarness OF his
financial statement and the announcement
that IO,0OOO0O francs would be set apart
annually for sinking fund.
1t is anticipated that tho French 10 an
will be complete success.
THE CoURT-MARrIAL
will not, it is now believed, meet before
the elections
The French postal service has been en-
tiicly re-establishcd, while
THE TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE
has no. yet been restored. Telegrams rel
ative to the ioon are accepted in part at
The treasurers Office and transmitted TO Il 9
Palace de Industrie.
VI. Naret, formerly editor OF the MOT
ID Ordre, has been arrested.
THE MANIfEsTo OF EREPUBLICAS LEFT
contains fifty signatures. including tha. Of
NJ. Bartholemy.
PiATT ESCAPE.
The Gauiois says Pyatt is in London aud
that he made his escape from Pari. by
means OF the passport of Bavarian officer.
THE WAR IDENNITY.
1t is proposed to have boxes inscribed,
"For the dcliverance of the country,
placed on all the mairies, churches, sta
tions, etc. the contributions thereto to be
devoted to the payment of the war dem-
nifty.
The galleries of the museum Of the
Loure will be opened next Sunday.
BORDEAUX CANDIDATES.
\ dispatch from Bordeaux says the con-
servativcs have presented as their candi-
IaNa G. 81. / NJ
Renan and kesezc, and that the legitimists
have nominated General Meran and VI.
Gallois.
THE oRLEANIsT CANDIDATES,
VI NJ. Jerome, David and Bonvile, were
tanned no injuries.
PARIS, June 2l.-The Avenier National
and several other papers have joined the
union of the republican press.
THANKS.
favrc, in Il circular to the reprcsen ntative.
of Paris abroad, expresses the profound
| gratitude of the government for the SER
vices rendered by Count Havigny, presi.
| dent of the society for aid TO the wounded
THOROUGHLY SUPPRESSED.
Thiers refuses to permit the rcappeui 5
ance of the Peupie FrdHcdis, one of the
journals suppressed by the government be-
fore the insurrecton.
THE TRIAL OF RoCuEFoRT
will commence Monday next, and the trials
of Vasse AMI Lutter will Immediately
follow. The court-martial before which
these cases come for trial will sit in the
Palace of Justice, at Versailles
The Strasburg tobacco manufactory has
been transferred to Dion.
NAPOLEON DENOUNCED.
LONDON, June 2l.-A speech delivered
by Thiers in the French assembly yester-
| day, denounced the policy of Napoleon as
| absurd and the real cause of tie disasters
which have befillen Frurce. The course
pursued by Gambetta WAS excusable
though peace ought to have been made
with Germany when success on the part o,
the army of the Loire became hopeless I'll
was, said Theirs, necessary to pay the Ger
man indemnity quickly still he was no
in favor of levying an income tax or of tn,
re-esta blishment of measure of probib
tory character, but would simply re-estab'
lish few taxes which would provide the
money necessary TO meet the demands up
on the country. France concluded the
president "should and will derive many
| advantages from her misfortunes.'
THE FRENCH JOURNALS.
PARIS, June 2l.-The journals to-day
| the assembly. The Steele condemns the re-
| establishment of a monarchy.
THEIRS CoSGRATULATES DUMAS.
A letter from Thiers congratulates
Alexander Dumas upon the article recent
ly written by him for the Presse in favor
of II continuance Of IL republic