The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-09


January 81, announces that Jules Simon has
gone to Bordeaux to signify to Gambetta that
henceforth the Paris Government alone possesses
executive powers.
DourbaSi is convalescing.
VERSAILLES, February "A correspondent
has arrived from Paris. He reports that the
city is now quiet, and the people are really sat
isfied with the armistice. Some attempts to
pillage were made on Sunday. but the disorder
WIS soon checker by the National Guard, many
Of whom, however, filled their own pockets.
, The streets are constantly filled with disarmed
Mobiles and Sailors The Latter retired from
the forts with great reluctance.
A restoration of the Empire is most probable.
1t is reported that the Pope has undertaken to
assist in the restoration, la ot.
PARIs, Feb. 4.-In:ense suffering prevails
here; hundreds are dying daily Of starvation, as
the food received is wholly inadequate.
PARIS, Feb. 3.-Trochu's letter declining the
candidacy, says: Il only consented to retain the
Presidency of the Government, because it was
my tluty TO share with my colleagues the COM
mon responsibility. lam about to be discharged
rom it, and my part must finish, with events
which gave it rise" At the meeting at which
his letter was read, it was shouted, The MEM
5ers of the Government are towards" .ll
The following are among the candidates of the
Republican alliance Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo
ID I'll: E,l:~ d. 1,ofo~ NJ
Brissence, editor of lie Combat.
PANS Feb. ga decree signed by all the
Ministers here has been promulgated, annulling
Gambetta's decree on electoral disabilities. 1t
maintains the suprem' 'uthority Of Paris Gov
,rnment and declars that the election shall be
unrestricted. r a,.r
1t is believed that neither the Government of
national defense, Red Republican nor Imperia-
lists have any chance of carrying the elections
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN NEWS.
German officials in France have been ordered
to abstain from rigorous censorship over the
press during the elections. and many suspended
journals have resumed. -r.... ....5 ...-
The bombardment of Belfor continues.
DeLeschurse, at meeting in the Casino. de-
clared that the Government was composed of
twelve bandits, who had sold Paris.
, Diar1ning proceeds slowly. and viii not be
completed before the close of the srmistice.
The walls of Paris are placarded thus: ''Bas
les Democmtsw
The ultra radicals repudiate Victor Hugo,
Louis Blanc, Rollins and Favre. fi.aH
The Turkish army of observation is watching
the disturbances in BONANZA s.l,rr
The railroad via Dieppe is open to Paris. The
city is quiet, but there is great suffering.
The election win probably result in returning
peace candidates. it .a'
special to the World gives . synopsis Of the
Queens speech before Parliament to-day.
The Queen consratulatss Parliament ON the
peaceful relations existing with the nations. and
the prospect Of satisfactory settlement of Amer
lean questions. f"'-f.-. ..r
She believes the conference on the Eastern
question viii result satisfactory to the signatores
She expresses the hope that the armistice may
result in peace and is anxious to render friendly
offices to that end
/ A decree was published ct Bordeaux on the oil >
appointing Emanuel Arago Minister Of the In
terror, ,,i. T~,r ,..r-..D nt-G e ftt
Fifty railway wagons entered Paris on the ID
with inscription upon them: London Gifts to
Paris"
An insurrection is reported in Algeria
The Conference met yesterday. Upon adj
journment assurances were given Of peaceful
solution Of the Eastern question
SAN DOMINGO--OPPOSITIO TO ANNEXA-
TION. /,
New YoRK, Feb. "A San Domingo cores
pendent writes, on the 18th, that annexation on
that Island has met with violent opposition by
the opponents of Gen. Baez, that Cabral and his
adherents are very active, and that he has four
armies in the field ready to act against him that
all the principalities are opposed to annexation,