Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

! diaIodre The nalcontents at thss poht
Many Of the goyeta1nsnt tEQpfs fisisr
nizej with the insurg ents, % captured
two General oflcers-Gene lie Ccnts
and CledG Sent. ThomAs 4 bid, after
kried Eis cond mined the 20 death and
Hhot he'd tt Paris JprnG - Dstas
I of sng 10th says: Yesterday Wi be coD-
siderea as one of the gioomiest hoars tn
the history Of France. Revolution, under
lthe{bsnner Of pAhge, isrmistresb PssjA
| Thh terrible day haS Wrought More
dauaGei "a the Repshlic than ~ the 1aaa'
| It was reported on the 10th that in o99nI
sequence Of the disturbances in Paris, En-
| peror william had Professionally stopped
the movements Of the German troops. -
| "A Paris dispatch OF the eotA says the
| insurgents held the Hotel de Wills, Palsis
| de Justice, the Tuilleries7 and the Pisce
Vsndome No resistance had been MADE
to the insurgents. The murders Of LEI
tcompte and Thomas were perpetnted by
order u Riccolti Garibald, VINO directed
1 the fnsur1rectior. They were shot In q
I garden Of the Rue Des Rosters. Thomas
/ resisted vigorously, But GaribaIdi ordered
! him held against wan VILE hfs body was
lriddled with bullets. Leoompte died with
1.-THE utmost coolness, smoking . cigar and
refusing = bsndase over his eyes, Many
other executions had occurred psdiFg9'
The following dispatch was received u
1 washington on the goth from Minister
Washburne: 80" -. s,
"PAnrs. March 1e.-The National OuArdsCom-
mittee 10 master Of sPArhg Ttf DspAnsaentDf re
Oceupted By :he ipsurgents.l Gems. vinOy, ISemas,
aud Lecompte have been murdered, ElIc!ons
| commences tomorrow All rns'nbsfs ct thters'
with lie whole diplomatic corps" IT'D i7i'''".'
The Emperor Napoleon arrived In Lon
don on the afternoon Of the 90th. I'm
mense crowds were in waiting at the land,
ing stage, including Q large number OF
French refugees, who cheered enthusiast
cally as the Emperor made his appear
| aace on the dock "''H ("
A distinct shock Of earthquake was felt
in all the northern counties Of England
on the night Of the 17th.t i3i T9d
The insurgents were still in undisturbed
possession Of Paris on the 21st General
Chanzy had been so terribly nutllated BY
/ he mob that ne was sent to the hospital.
The Nationals had entered and sealed up
1 the Offices Of the Figaro and Gaulois.
Many prisoners had been shot without
any sort of a trial The bullion in the
1 Bank of France had been removed to Yer
sailles, and all the unissued no es were de-
stroyed. The indignities inflicted on Gen.
Chanzy, the many al bitrary arrests made,
and the suspension Of the Figure and
Gau1ois had aroused general indignation.
At Windsor, England, on the 21st, the
Princess Louise aud the Marquis Of Lorne
were married. About 4 900 guests wit.
messed the ceremony. 4 u tia5
The German Parliament WAS opened on
the 2lst by Emperor William, who, In
person, delivered speech from the
throne.
The Madrid Epoca, Of the 21st, contra
diets, in specific terms, the report that
Spain had proposed to sell Cuba and Porto
News from Paris on the 29d whs to the
effect that the city was then qui4 though
the situation at Montmartre and 3elleville
remained unchanged, the insurgents still
being defiant. 8.s, eaa s,....r
The National Assembly at Versailles on
the 21st approved proclamation Condemn
Ing the criminal attempts Of few madmen
to involve France in ruin and dshonor,
and appealing to the troops and citizens 10
rally and save the Republic. r 2 e f9I.s
President Theirs, on the 22d, se,t cir
cular TO the Projects of departments, in
forming them that advices received by the
government from all the provinces were
reassuring. The attempts to crate dis
orders had everywhere failed. In Paris
the citizens were organizing forthe sup
preston OF the sedition. 'ai s.i'afi
| A large number of French cites and
towns have adopted and forwarded To
Versailles, resolutions protesting against
the revolution, and proclaiming their adj
hesion to the government. ata1 ri,ls !,
! The London newspapers are enthusiast
tic over the marriage of the Princess
Louisa There were general rejoicings
and celebrations everywhere throughout
the United Kingdom. Many marriages
were solemnized simultaneously In differ
ent parts of England A great many din
ners and balls were given In London, in
honor Of the event, and Examinations in
the; evening were very extensive. lM !
! 9al ~ Congressional. e
In the Senate, on the 10th, bills were
passed -Houss bill granting permission for the
erection Of the monument 10 Pref. Morse atihe
Intersection Of Seventh street and Pepnsyl vanilla
avenue; providing tor tine appointment, by The
i hesidSnt,7 Of three commissioners, two Of whom
70 be engineers OF the army, and one q mining
| engineer, 10 examine and leDOrt on thu 2ufre