Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-03-18
LATER FROM THE ATLANTIC STATES.


\ special telegram from Paris says
there is continued agitation. The Nation
ais threaten forcihly to dissolve the Assem-
BIZ. Gen. Ninoy threatens to bring a
large force against the Nationals
D.EprE, March Discharged No.
b!eS for the army Of the north state that
there will be review Of 10000 troops at
Houcn tomorrow.
PARIS, March 9.-An attempted SUBJ
stitution Of the Tri Color for the Red fag.
on the Column of July, by sailors, caused
disturbance. The sailors were arrested
and the Red flag replaced
The National Guards are strongly en-
trcnchcd with thirty,onc guns on the
heights of Montmartre, awaiting the signal
of their leaders to proclaim an open rcvo-
luton in favor of the Commune.
The Place dc la Bas;lc is guarded by
eight battalions of the National Guard.
The Mayors have unanimously guaran-
tecd that the National Guard shall surrcn.
der their cannon without coercion.
LONDON, March 9.-Bismarck has ar
rived in Berlin.
Napoleon has addressed communica-
ton to the President of the French Assem-
bly,, protesting against the vote by which
that body declared his dynasty had for
feitcd the throne as unjust and illegal.
The Assembly, he says, was created only
to make peace, and had exceeded its pow
crs: The foundation of all public right is
the Plcbiscitc to that alone he is ready
to submit.
BORDEAUX, March On the Assem-
bly,, Theirs said the government still pre-
fcrrcd to 20 to Versailles. The matter will
be debated to morrow.
| WASHINGTON, March 9.-Tn the Re-
publican caucus, the committee reported
to make Sumner chairman of the Com.
mittec on Elections, and to make Cameron
chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations.
Sumner Immediately rose and declined
the proffcrcd craftsmanship. lie challcng-
cd criticism of his conduct for the twelve
years he had served on the Committee on
Foreign Relations, and then withdrew from
the caucus. After session of three hours,
the caucus decided, by vote of 2G to 81
to sustain the report Of the Committee ON
Arrangements.
Sr. Louis, March 0.--Tho number Of
lives lost in the fearful tornado at cast ST.
Louis, yesterday, is seven; 81 persons are
seriously injured, and double that number
received less serious hurts.
| SAN Francisco, March 10.-Sailcd,
Gem Of tie Ocean, for Bclingham Bay !;
barkcninc Lulu, for Burrard Inlet
PARIS, March 13.-Atfairs at Mont
l chn, 10, E,nk
guilty. Fractions of the Guard still keep
their cannon.
The DcJafs indi ,nantly dcnounces red
placards as preaching revolt to the army
WAsuIYGToN, March 13.--Subscrip-
tons to the new loan seem to be coming
into the Treasury Department fully in ac-
cord with expectation. 1t is probable that
the amount received up to the present time
will foot up to ten millions. The MGR
chants Bank of Boston subscribed $780,
600 Of the loan. In response to the in
quiry whether banks may substitute their
six per cent. bonds without the risk here
after of being required to put in for posi-
ton three of four and four of half per
cent, it was stated by the Secretary that
such action on the part Of the banks, so
far as he is concerned, will not render
them liable to have any change made in
the manner Of subscriptions but they
should remain undisturbcd till tho end of
the year required for the maturity Of the
new loan.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Sccrctary Fish
writes, denying the statement of the Post s
correspondent of the 1lth, in regard to
the position Of Sumner on the Committee
of Foreign Affairs. Fish says the entire
statement of the correspondent. so far as
it relates to any conversation by Sir Ed
ward Thornton to me or to the British
Commissioners on the subject of Summers
position on the Committee Of Foreign Rc
lations, is from beginning to end without
the slightest foundation of truth.
WASHINGTON, March LITTLE Sccrc-
tary of War yesterday tclegraphed to Gen.
Terry, commanding the Department of
the South, to send troops to Chester and
York counties, in South Carolina, to assist
in putting down the instruction there.
The bill for the better protection of life
and property in the Southern States will
be presented to caucus, ETC., for approval
to-day.
1t is expected the Senate will adjourn
this evening, to allow the Republican eau
Gus to be held.
A private telegram, just received in
this city, announces the death at Vienna
of Princess Lcopoldina, Duchess Of SAKE
and second daug glitter Of Don Pedro tho
second, Emperor of Brazil.
SAN Francisco. March 13.-Arrivcd,
barkentine W. H. Gawlsy, from Port
Madison. ..,
March 15.-Arrivcd, schooner Gen.
Harvey. from Cooks Inlet bark Forest
Queen, from Port Ludlow bark Camden,
from Bellingham Bay; steamer Idaho,
from Portland.
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