The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-06-16
NEWS SUMMARY.
Foreign.

THEIRS Us Chief Executive Tor TWO years.
business in and around Paris is reviv-
ing. and the railroads are already doing
an immense passenger tratiic.-Gen.
Mcmahon has issued an order praising
the marines and sailors of his army for
their courage and devotion in delivering
Paris from the hands of the wretches
who intended to reduce the city to
ashes. The Assembly has voted that
they deserved well of their country
The streets of Paris have been reopened
and repaired and there is. perfect order
everywhere "A notable insurgent boasts
that the burning of Paris will be con-
sidered insignificant when the London
docks, with all their wealth, are con-
sumed as a grand lesson to the middle
classes of Europe. London, Liverpool
and Bristol will, it is said, be the next
scenes of secret operations. Papers
have been discovered which show
that the operations of the Com
munists were directed from London
1t has been ascertained that the Chiefs
of International Club and several Eng
lishmen were among the Insurgents
A letter from Father Hyacinthe, in the
GaulotS, acknowledges the sympathy
Italy feels for France, and advises
union of the Latin races, as the balance
Of Europe is menaced by the preponder-
ance of Germans and slaves. The acts
of the Commune were the result of
God by the people. The nineteenth
century is the age of the workingmen.
A second empire should be treated as
one Of the social questions and in the
c,i,it IF Ca,cor (,an Snbanoly o,,;,,ol
in Liverpool on Saturday, June 3.
-Advices from Paris on the 9Th state
that the decree of exile of the Bourbon
Princes will be abrogated-An investi-
CATION into the administration of the
Government of the National Defense at
Paris, Tours and Bordeaux will be had.
OF the LOG members of the Commune
Government, Pyat alone remains at
large. All Communists in the hands of
the Versaillists will either be imprson-
ed or executed. An address to the Pope
is circulating in the Provinces. 1t ex-
presses the hope that France will soon
lend an avenging arm to the Holy
Father.-Gladstone declared on Mon
day, in the House of Commons, that
the existing laws were ample to enable
the Government to fulfill the conditions
OF the treaty Of Washington.
The news from Paris on the 9th
inst, was that quiet is once more reign
ing throughout that city as we'll as
throughout France.-The Orleans Prin-
ces will decline the seats to when they
have been elected in the Assembly,
is stated that 10000 Communist pris-
oners will be transported to New Gale
donia.-Wires have been discovered in
the sewers of Paris, intended to blow UP
the city.-lhe following Government
appointments have been made Lam
brecht, Minister Of the Interior; lie
Franc, Minister Of Agriculture Gen.
Cissey, Minister of War Leon jaw.
Project of the Seine Gen. Leila, Am.
bassador to st. Petersburg. Con-
SttHionnel says the first duty of the As
sembly is TO fill its own 100 seats next,
to assume constitutional powers; and
finally. to order plebiscite
for the determination of the cues
ton OF the form of government
Private letters received in Washington
from England state that Disraeli will
positively support the treaty of Wash
ington. His influence, added to that of
Sir Stafford Northcote, in the House of
Commons, is expected to carry a ma
jority OF the Tory party.-Advices from
Hong Kong Of May 26 report that a
coolie ship from Macao to Callao was
burnt at sea- and that 600 coolies per-
ished in the flames. The particulars
received are conflicting.
Miscellaneous.
-Eleazer Lord, LID. died at Pier
mont, n. Y, aged 81 years.
The wife Of the Rev. J. /. Dudley.
pastor Of the Plymouth Church at Mil
waukee, died on the 3d inst.
A very superior quality of block
coal has just been discovered within
ten miles Of the iron furnaces at South
St. Louis.
An Alton dispatch says the wheat
harvest in that section commenced on
Saturday-earlier than ever before
known, and three weeks in advance of
average seasons. The yield is abundant.
The Emma mine, of Utah,-the
original location,-has been purchased
by an association of capitalists of Salt
Lake City. The price is said to be
100000 in coin. The title is in dis.
pute.
The magnificent palace car made
wholly OF California and Mexican orna-
mental woods left San Francisco for the
East, via Omaha and Chicago, on the I'd
inst. 1t will probably be taken to
Washington and presented to the Pres-
dents
The incoming wheat crop of Cali
fornia is now estimated at one-third
higher than two weeks since. The
leading operators estimate that the sur.
plus for expectation will reach 100000
tons. Some think it will not fall short
of the crop Of last year.
The writing found in bottles wash
ed ashore at Shediac, n. B., and New
port, n. s., containing reports of the
lost steamship City of Boston, has been
pronounced genuine, the handwriting
having been recognized.
The President, on Thursday. ap.
pointed Hon. George Bancroft TO be