The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-03-16

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NEw XoRs, March Z. 1T Is announ-
csd from Washington That, on Monday
next. the President VIII translnit mes
sare % Congress, recommending fur-
ther legislation concerning the South.
Adviees from Liverpool report a de-
cline AZ Ltd. in cotton under q press
ure TO sell.
lTalegram's Special
VERSAILLES, March The news
from Paris confirms the rUmors that
the inhabitants are growing suspicious
and are acting on the belief that every
man hand Is against them. Foreign
ers are generally looked upon as spies.
md IN many instances Americans and
Enghshmen lave been insulted and
roughly handled in the Streets, several
barely escaping with their lives. The
mob in Paris at present is almost wild
with excitement, and the authorities APP
pear powerless to prevent the spread Of
the threatened revolutionary spirit.
The mob is found by the Govern
nent To be in possession Of large
quantity OF arms and ammunition.
LONDON, March 7 Serious distur-
Dances occurred on the 9th ult., at An
gers, between q number of Bretons and
franc tirsurs. The Bretons were pray
ing ia the Champs de Mars when the
fTanc-tireuFs came along and seeing
them az devotion took occasion to mock
and pelt them with mud and stones.
The Bretons charged upon them, killing
three and wounding a large number.
Bordeaux, March @, Evening. in
the National Assembly this evening
Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo and Quinet
made a demand for the detention of the
members ofthe September Government,
until they shall have returned an ac-
ccount of their acts to the date of
the capitulation Of Paris. Delescluse
submitted q demand for their impeach-
ment and arrest on the charge Of high
treason. "A motion was made that the
Assembly do not return to Paris, but sit
elsewhere. AT the request of Theirs,
the Assembly wentinto committee up
on the question, a decision upon which
will be made tomorrow.
PARIS, March Cen. Daurelle de
Palladdines has assumed command of
the National Guard of Paris. In his
first order of the day, he invokes the
cooperation of Frenchmen in the work
Of maintaining order, and declares tran
quillity alone viii restore prosperity to
France, in the meanwhile, all disturb
ance will be promptly repressed, and
their promoters sternly dealt with.
The press approve the Generals or
ders and affairs already show an inn
prOvement.
BoRDEAUx, March THE Assembly
is in session awaiting the report OF the
committee ON the removal from Bor-
deaux.
LoSDoS, March 7.--ship Mistress Of
the Sea foundered at sea; II lives were
lost.
LONDON, March THE Telegraph
has a special dispatch from Florence,
announcing the settlement OF the diff
Guilty between Italy and Tunis.
The Post learns that the prospect Of
the settlement Of all matters Of dispute
between theiUnited.,S tatesand England's
High Commission at Washington Is very
promising. There is an evident dispo-
sition to treat all topics with fairness.
Discussions will first take place upon
the fishery question and afterward upon
the Alabama claims.
BEREE, March THE return Of
French soldiers interned in Switzerland
has been postponed at the request of
the French Government in consequence
Of the interruption to the Lyons and
Paris Railroad
LONDON, March IA thousand work
men have struci at Newcastle because
the masters refuse to pay them weekly
instead Of fortnightly
LONDON, March lin the House
Of Commons tonight Gladstone, reply
ing to Disraeli's questions, denied that
the Government had any knowledge Of
secret treaty between Russia and
Prussia.
LILLE, March 7.--Gen Faidherbe is.
sued proclamation 10 the Iwenty-third
| Corps, composed 81 National Guards,
on their disarmament. He thanked
them for the manner in which they had
fulfilled the hard duties imposed by the
Government Of National Defence, and
tells them they now return to their
homes honored by their companions
/ Ihey nave IA themselves the elements
Of superior army. He concluded BY
denouncing those who shirked their du-
/ ty to their cor ntry, declaring that pub