The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-16

SECOND EDITION
The DISORDERS IN PARIS.
The German Army of Occupation.
The San Domingo Commission
Haytien Opposition to Annexation.
Interview with President Saget
D o NJ z 8 TIC FAIR S.
The San Domingo commissio
Baytien Opposition to Annexation
Interview with President Sage
d o NJ e s TIC AFFAIRS.
PhiIada. Methodist Conference.
FROM EUROPE.

Suppression of Disorders In Paris.
LONDON, March 16.-The Times special des-
patch from Paris says that the French Cabinet
has decided to appoint NJ. Valentin Prefect of
the Paris police. This indicates the adoption
of measures for the suppression of all popular
tumults. The police will, however, permit the
usual mid-Lent gatherings, and disturbances are
feared.
Revolutionary Journal Seized.
An infammatory journal called the Ami do
Peuple appeared in Paris yesterday, and was at
once seized by the police.
A Council of Ministers
is to be held at the Versailles prefecture.
The receptions of foreign ministers will here
after be held at their residences in Paris.
A Proclamation
has been addressed by the Minister of War to
the Mobile Guards, complimenting them upon
their efforts for the cause of France, and con-
cluding as follows:-"N Nothing can long arrest
the destinies of France. Courage, patience,
and patrio tism !"
The Dead on the Lnte BattIene eIds.
LONDON, March 16.-A special despatch from
Lille to the Nelos says:-"rhe battlefelds in the
North of France threaten to become the focus
of pestilence. Dead bodies are found floating
in the dykes and marshes Active measures
have been taken for their interment."
The Telegroph's special from Amiens says
that the future
German Army of Occupation
in France will consist of the Saxon and Wurtem-
burg corps and the 7th Prussian Corps.
Itls rumored that
RiccIotti Garibnldi
is in Paris.
The Times special telegraphs that the pre-
sence of numerous Garibadans in Paris has a
very dsquieting influence upon the population
The Times, in an article on the
Lnbors of the High Commission,
anticipates an easy settlement of the fisheries
question, but is not sanguine as to an arrange
ment in the case of the Alabama claims. The
Times expresses regret at the limited powers
| held by the commission.
Storm in Great Britain.
| LONDON, March 16.-A violent storm prevails
throughout Great Britain and Ireland, and
it is thought the telegraph lines are greatly de-
ranged. 1t is already known that many vessels
| are ashore, or have otherwise received much
| damage. The details are as yet missing and
awaited with anxiety.
| Austria and Prussia.
VIENNA, March 16.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph has despatched Count Potocki to Berlin
to salute Emperor William upon his accession
to the imperial crown of Germany.
This Mornings Quotations.
| LONDON, March 16-1l'30 P. M.-Consols 9lX for
firm; b-2Os of 1862 92 of 1865 old, 81 of 1861 eo
10-40s SO. Stocks firm: Erie Railroad, ISL; illinois
Central, 110A; Atlantic and Great Western, 80.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, March 16-1'9O P. M.-American securi.
ties are quieter. United States bonds of 1852 92 o
1865, old, 915&i Great Western, "a. .o,o,o,
LIVERPOOL, M arch 16-230P. M.-The Cotton 0nlclal
report says the market is hardening middling up
lands 72Sd Orleans, 7%d. The sales are estimated
sss. Cd. Bacon 4ss. Cd; Cumberland cut, sos fol
short rib middle.