The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1871-03-18
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on a column, removing the red flag. tn
multi ensued, and the sailors were arrested
and the red flag restored.
PARIS, March 9.-Baron Baude, Gene
raj Caille and NJ. de Moulard have been ap
pointed plenipotentiaries on the part o
France to negotiate peace.
The National Guards are strongly en-
trenched with thirty guns on the height
of Mont Martre, awaiting the signal of thei
leaders to proclaim open revolution in IA
yor of the Commune.
PARIS, March 10.-The situation at Mon
Martre is unchanged. Other sections o
Paris are quiet.
A long train of cars filled with Germa,
wounded returning home, was run into
Yesterday by a freight tram near Puteaux.
on the Paris and Versailles Railroad Nine
teen passenger cars were broken to pieces
The number of killed and wounded is I'M.
known.
PARIS, March I0.-Thlers will soon
dissolve the Assembly and appeal to the
people to decide a future government.
Ducrot, Chanzy and Faideherbe are
working for the Empire.
FLORENCE, March lo.-Kicter Emanuel
p]rononnces as a forgery the letter express
sing his surprise and disappointment at
the hard terms imposed upon France.
PARIS, March il.-Gen. Trochu is repor-
ted insane.
Henri Rechefort died OF heart disease.
The Reds propose the formation of a
new republic, with Victor Hugo as Presi-
dent, Garibaldi as Minister Of War, and
Blanc and Rechrfort at Florence as minis
tiers.
The Bellcviite battery is Il complete
earthwork, and with glaces, embrasures,
platform, scrap trenches, sharpshooters'
angles and nitrailleuscs. Embrasures,
containing guns pointed at Paris were un-
masked yesterday. Anarchy prevails
among the insurgents. A number of regi.
mrnts of the line have been sent to YER
sailles to protect the Assembly. NJ. Thiers's
Influence is waning.
PARIS, March 1l.-Evening.--The insur-
gent National Guards still hold possession
of AIT cannon. Nothing new as to situa.
ton in Mont Martre or faurbourgs.
The reported death Of Henri Rochefort
has been contradicted.
Gen. Vinoy to-day reviewed a corps of
40, 900 men from the army of the Loire,
who form the new garrison of PaaiS.
The rioters of the 10th of December have
been tried by the council of war Blonqui,
Florens, Giraud and Awhile were con.
demned to death for contumacy Couple to
two wears imprisonment, and Wales to six
months imprisonment. The rest of the
rioters were acquitted.
The Electeur Libre says the rumor that
Gen. Trochu has become derang, d is without
LONDON, March 12.-An accident oc
CURED on the Great Western Railway, by
which eleven persons were killed and %
wounded.
The report that the Emperor Napoleon
was coming to Chiselhurst is premature.
He is not expected at present.
BERLIN, March ll.-Distnrbances oc
CURED this morning in the Jesuits's Church;
though there was considerable fighting, no
person was wounded. Order was prompt.
" restored by the authorities.
BORDEAUX, March 10.-The Assembly,
after a strong speech from Theirs in favor
,f removal to Versailles, voted on an amend
nent to go to Paris, 407 to 104, and adopt
ID a motion to 60 to Versailles, 400 to .1O4.
The first public session Of the assembly
will be held at Versailles March 30.
LONDON, March 10.-The schooner North.
,rn Star was wrecked near Wexford. All
IN board were lost. The bark Daring is
! hore, and several of the crew have been
LONDON, March 1.-THE Times has a
.peciaI from Paris. dated to-day. which
avs that the National Guards holding
don't Martre have surrendered their can.
ION, and a formal demand will be made on
hem for the surrender Of all arms to-day.
In the House of Commons the education
bill and the bill permitting marriage
With deceased wife's sister passed.
The schooner Hope sunk near Glasgow.
All on board were lost.
LoNroN, March IA party of Ger.
nan gentlemen and ladies, numbering 900,
ssembled in the Tonhalle of Zurich, on
he 9th. on the celebration of the colclu-
ion of peace between France and Germany
While the festivitie: were in progress, the
was attacked by some French Off
ers and Guardes Mobile. The Germans
themselves, and in the fight many
rere wounded ON both sides. Troops were
allied out and suppressed the disturbances.
After making a number of arrests the
'rench officers and men attempted to res
ne their friends from prison on the night
{ the 10th, when the trools forced upon
hem, killing four and wounding many
theirs. The troops around the prison were
by four battalions and bat
cries, and quiet was restored. A court
martial is pending.
The threatening demonstrations in Mont
,artre have ceased. The National Guards
ave surrendered all their cannon.
LONDON, March ia serious distur-
ance has occurred in the province of Al
ante, Spain. The mob fired on the SOL
iers, and several lives were lost.
Paris, March 13--Versailles has been
vacuated by the Germans and the French
Six Radical papers of this city have been
oppressed, and the city is quiet, with no
of a renewal of recent agitations.
LONDON, March 13.--In the House of
ords tonight, Earl Granville announced
rat the conference on the Eastern ques-
on had closed. The treaty was signed at
le foreign office. 1t abrogated the re-
on admission to foreign mcn-of-
into the Dardanelles and Bosphorous.
he Porte in times Of peace may admit
ito those waters navals of friendly
overs, whenever needed, to enforce the
eaty of 1856. The Danubian commission
prolonged twelve years. The protocol
declares that no power can re,
ase itsef of the obligations of the treaty
ithout the consent Of all the signator.
Marshal McMahon has returned to
rance.